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根据短文内容，在所给10个词语中选择合适的词汇用其适当形式填到空格中，每个只能用一次；答案写在下面横线上。 suggest，die out, survive，spe...
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Travelisaverygoodactivity.Whentravelingyoucanrelax48.forgetyourtirednessortroublesandhavetheenergytotakeonthenewtaskswaitingforyou.Butsometimestravelingisnot49enjoyablething.Forexampletheweathercanbechangeable.Ifyouclimbamountainitmayrainsuddenly.Youmaybecaught50therainandmaycatchacold.The51thingisthatyoumayhaveyourmoneystolen52youmayhaveaninjury.Alltheseterriblethingsare53canhappentoyou.Thereforewhenyouaregoingonatripyoumustmakeagoodpreparation.Firstlyyoumusthaveclearinformationabouttheweather.54youshouldchooseagoodcompanionsothatyoucanhelpeachother.Thirdlyyoumustbecarefulenoughandtrytoavoidaccidents.55_youdothisyouwillsurelyenjoyyourtravel.
TheBirthofModernPoetryWhentalkingaboutpoetrymostpeoplewillsaythatapoemisatextthathasrhythmandrhymE.FamousarethelinesbyWilliamBlake31haveclearrhythmandrhymE.TigertigerburningbrightIntheforestofthenight.32peoplewilladdthatpoemsmusthaveacertainformwithafixednumberoflinesandafixedrhymepatternsuchasasonnet十四行诗.Withrhymemostpeoplemean33rhymeofsoundofwordsattheendofthelines.Itisalsotruethatmuchoftheclassicalpoetrylookslikethat.Exceptforsomeshortsongsandpoems34includeinhisplaysallofShakespeare’sgreatestpoemsaresonnets.JohnMiltonwasoneofthefirstpoetswhostartedwritingpoemswithoutrhymeattheendofthelines.Hewroteotherpoemstoo35heisfamousforhislongpoemswithoutrhymE.AfterMiltonalmosteverypoethadahandatthiskindofpoetrythatwasfreeofrhymE.WordsworthandKeats36writesomesuchpoemsbutthatisnotwhat37arefamousfor.Thisstyleofpoetrybecameknown38freeversepoem.39wasnotuntilthetwentiethcenturythatmodernpoetrywasreallydevelopeD.Modernpoetswantedtobreakwithallthe40traditionformsofpoetry.Oneofthecharacteristicsofmodernpoetryisthatitusuallydoesnothaverhymeattheendofalineanditisalsooftenaboutcommontopics.
FrankSmithsonwokeupandleanedovertoturnoffthealarmclock.Ohno!he__16________thinktohimselfAnotherdayatthatoffice;abosswhoshoutsatmeallthetimE.AsFrankwentdownstairshiseyesfellon__17_________largebrownenvelopebythedoor.Hewasoverjoyedwhenheopened__18_________andreadtheletterinsidE.BigwoodsFootballPools足球赌博公司wouldliketocongratulateyou.You__19_________winhalfamillionpounds.Franksuddenlycame__20_________lifE.Thecigarettefellfromhislipsasheletoutashout__21_________couldbeheardhalfwaydownthestreet.At11:30Frankarrivedatwork.Pleaseexplain__22_________you'resolatehisbosssaiD.GoandjumpinthelakerepliedFrank.I'vejustcomeintoalittlemoneysothisisgood-byE.Findyourself__23_________elsetoshoutat.ThateveningFrankwassmokingavery__24_________expenseHavanacigarwhenaknockwasheardonthedoor.Herushedtothedoor.Outsideweretwomenneatly__25_________dressingreysuits.Mr.Smithsononeofthemsaidwe'refromBigwoodsPools.I'mafraidthere'sbeenaterriblemistake
BillyCrystalisawell-knownAmericanstand-upcomedian.Hehasbeenpraised1_______hisabilitytoobservethepeopleandeventsaroundhimandmakeappropriatefunnycomments.Onlyafewcomediansbecomefamousandgetjobs2________televisionandfilmactorslateroninlifE.BillyCrystalfirststarteddoingstand-upcomedyinNewYorkand3_______inCaliforniainthe1970s.Soonafterhegotajobintelevision.Hemade4________advertisementforPepsiinthe1980s5________becameverypopular.BillyCrystalalsoactsinfilms.Otheractorssaythatoftenhedoesnotreadthescript.6________hewillimproviseandsaysomething7________.Somehowthenewthingshethinksofarealwaysfunnierthan8_________hewassupposedtosay!BillyCrystalisalsofamousfor9________thehostoftheAcademyAwards.Heenjoysthisjobandeveryyear10__________manymonthspreparinghisjokesandthinkingoffunnythingstosay.
A.dislikeB.satisfyC.centerD.familiarAB.understandingAC.roleAD.honoringBC.frightenedBD.ImprovedCD.strictArtmuseumsareplaceswherepeoplecanlearnaboutvariouscultures.Theincreasinglypopulardesignmuseumsthatareopeningtodayhoweverperformquiteadifferent37.Unlikemostartmuseumsthedesignmuseumshowsobjectsthatareeasilyfoundbythegeneralpublic.Thesemuseumssometimesevenplacethingslikefridgesandwashingmachinesinthe38ofthehall.Peoplehavearguedthatdesignmuseumsareoftenmadeuseofasadvertisementsfornewindustrialtechnology.Buttheirroleisnotsimplyamatterofsales—Itisthe39ofexcellentlyinventedproducts.Thedifferencebetweenthewindowofadepartmentstoreandtheshowcaseinadesignmuseumisthatthefirsttriestosellyousomethingwhilethesecondtellsyouthesuccessofasale.Inrecentyearsseveralnewdesignmuseumshaveopenedtheirdoors.Eachofthesemuseumshastriedto44thepublic'sgrowinginterestinthefieldwithnewideas.London'sDesignMuseumforexampleshowsacollectionofmass-producedobjectsfromZippolighterstoelectrictypewriterstoagroupofItalianfish-tins.Thechoicesopentodesignmuseumsseemfarless45thanthosetoartmuseums.
Therearevariousreasons30peoplewritepoetry.Somepoemstell32storyordescribesomethinginaway33willgivethereaderastrongimpression.34trytoconveycertainemotions.Poetsusemanydifferentformsofpoems35expressthemselves.Inthistexthoweverwewilllookatafew36thesimplerforms.Someofthefirstpoetryayoungchild37learninEnglishisnurseryrhymes.Theserhymesliketheoneontherightarestillacommontypeofchildren'spoetry.Thelanguageisconcrete实在的butimaginativeandtheydelightsmallchildren38theyrhymehavestrongrhythmandalotof39repeat.ThepoemsmaynotmakesenseandevenseemcontradictorybuttheyareeasytolearnandrecitE.By40playwiththewordsinnurseryrhymeschildrenlearnaboutlanguagE.
IntheUnitedStatestherewere222people____1____reporttobebillionaires亿万富翁in2003.The____2___richoftheseisBillGatesworthatleast$41billion___3____madehismoney____4____startingthecompanyMicrosoft.Mr.Gateswasonly21yearsold___5__hefirsthelpedtosetupthecompanyin1976.Hewasabillionairebythetimehewas31yearsolD.____6____therearestillsomeotherpeoplewhohavemadelots____7___moneyatevenyoungerages.OtheryoungpeoplewhohavestruckitrichincludeJackieCooganandShirleyTemplE.____8____ofthesechildactorsmadeoveramilliondollars___9____actinmoviesbeforetheywere14.But___10___youngestbillionaireisAlbertvonThurnundTaxisofGermanywhoin2001inherited继承abilliondollarswhenheturned18!
Languagefollowspower.Inanincreasinglyglobalizedworldsomelanguagesbecomethekingsintermsoftradeandcommunication.Theyjumpgeographicboundariespushingsmallerlanguagestoward1.AccordingtoNationalGeographicmagazineonelanguagediesevery14days.Bythenextcenturynearlyhalfoftheroughly7000languagesspokenonEarthare2todisappearascommunitiesabandonnativetonguesinfavorofEnglishMandarinorSpanish.Thisis3GooglE.orgislaunchinganewcampaigncalledtheEndangeredLanguagesProject.Itaimstodigitallyrecordtheworld’slittle-knowntonguesandtheheritagestowhichtheyarecentral.Whatkindoflanguagesaredisappearing?LanguageslikeArogonesewhichcanbefoundinnorthernSpainforexamplE.Spokenbyfewerthan10000peoplethislanguageseemsto4disappearwithinafewgenerations.NavajoandOjibwabothnativetotheAmericansarealsoclosetoextinction.Koroisthenativelanguageofasmallpopulation5inthemountainsofnortheastIndiA.It’sspokenbyabout4000peoplE.TheEndangeredLanguageswebsitewillrecordroughly3500oftheworld’slittle-spokentongues.6everylanguagethatdieshumansareindangeroflosinganenormousculturalheritagewritesLoekEssersonthewebsiteComputerworlD.com.Aseachonedisappearsanunderstandingofhowhumansrelatetotheworldaroundthemaswellasscientificmedicalandbotanical植物的knowledgearealllost7istheexpressionofacommunity’shumorloveandlifE.Usersofthewebsitecanfind8whichcanbeidentifiedbytheirlocationonamaporreachedbymeansofalistthathasbeenbrokendownintofourcategories:atriskendangeredseverelyendangeredorunknown.9canuploadvideooraudiosamplesaswellassharetheirknowledgeofalanguagE.Languagesarealiveandinconstantchangeandtheirextinctionisnotnewwritethesite’screators.10todaywehavethetoolsandtechnologythatcouldbecomeagamechanger.
TearsgooutofmyeyeswhenItalktomyparentsoverthephonE.WhataretheydoingwhenIcallthemThisis48.________Iwanttoknowmost.Ihavesupperat5o’clockinthediningroom.49.________isnoneedformetocookbymyselfnoneedtowashthedishes.50.________nowitisthebusiesttimeformyparents.Dadhastoworkeveryday.Heworksfromseveno’clockinthemorningtonineo’clockintheevening.Thereforeallthehouseworkislefttomymum.51.________herownjobshealsohastoworkinthevineyarD.Everydayshegetsupat4o’clockinthemorningthenworks52.________dark.Ipromise53.________tostudyhardintheuniversitybecauseIamherhopE.IpromisehertotakecareofmyselfbecauseIamimportanttoher.Ipromisehertoloseweightbecauseshesaysnicefigureisanimportantfactorinfuture’scompetition.IpromisehersomuchandIjustwanthertopromisemethatshecantakecareofherselfanddadbecausetheyarejustlike54.________bloodinmybody.Icannotlive55.________them.
AmericanIdolisaTVshowandannualAmericansingingcompetitionwhichbeganitsfirstseasononJune112002.ItisbasedontheBritishshowPopIdolinwhichthousandsofyoungsingersaged16-28audition试演forthechance16chooseasthenewsingingidol.Theprogramseekstodiscoverthe17goodyoungsingerinthecountrythrough18seriesofnationwideauditions.Auditions19holdinkeycitiesaroundthecountrywithjudgesremovingsomecontestants选手20thereareonly30left.These30competeonairandtheviewingpublicvotesfor21threefavoriteseachweekoverthecourseofthenextthreeweeks.Thoseninecontestantsalong22onewildcardchosenbyjudgescontinueontothenextstageofthecompetition23takesplaceoverseveralweeks.Theoutcomeofthelatterstagesofthiscompetitioniswhollydeterminedbypublicvoting.Therearethreejudgesassessingthecontestants’24performinordertofacilitate推动thevoting.Ofthesetentwowinnersarechosentoappearinalivehalf-hourtelecast电视广播thefollowingeveningtocompete25atop-dollarrecorddeal.
IthinkthehappiestdayswillbeinthefuturE.Thetechnologyofthefuturewillallowusandourfamilytobehealthyand48toworryaboutillness.Noonewillbesad49humanswillhavelearnedtofixmanyoftheproblemsthataffectusnow50warspollutionandhunger.Peoplewillbeabletocommunicatebetter.Technologywillguaranteegoodhealthandhappinessforall!Wecanimaginethattheworkdaywillbeonlyfourhourslong51everyonecanworkpart-timejobsthatareveryinteresting.Wehaverobotsandcomputerstoassistuswith52thingsthatareboring53willsimplifyourlives.Maybe54willevenbeautomatickitchenstocookinstantmealsforus.Thenfamilieswillbeabletospendthemaximumamountoftimeenjoyingthecompanyofeach55andtheminimumamountoftimedoinghousework.
TomanySingaporeansMr.LeeKongChianisafamiliarnamE.PopularlyknownastheRubberandPineappleKinghewasapersonwhohaddonatedgenerouslytothesocietybypouringhiswealthintocharitywork.Knowing33______educationmeanstoapersonhedevotedalotofenergyandmoneyto34______buildschools.Hewasparticularlyconcernedwiththelessfortunateashecouldrelatehimselftothem.AlthoughLee’sfatherknewLee35______receiveeducationhisfatherwasn’tabletoaffordtosendhimtoschool.Howeverhisfather’sfriendshelpedhimpayforhiseducation.Havingleftschoolasanhonourstudenthewenttoworkinthefieldofrubberandpineapple36______hesetuphisownbusinesslater.Thankstothegoldentimingthenhehadhardlygotfamiliarwiththedealingsinthefield37_____heenjoyedgreatsuccess.HiswealthroserapidlyandbeforelonghebecameamillionairE.38______wealthyhewasheneverforgothishumblebeginningsandwasalwaysready39______help.Since1952tilltodaytheLeeFoundationwhichhefounded40______donatethreehundredmilliondollarstovariouscauseswithnoconditionsattacheD.Hisgenerosityhasprovidedrelieftothepoorofallraces.
SwedishbusinessmanNileBergqvistisdelightedwithhisnewhoteltheworld’sfirstigloo冰屋hotel._16__________buildinasmalltowninLaplandithasbeenattractinglotsofvisitorsbutsoonthefunwillbeover.Intwoweeks’timeBergqvist’sicecreation_17__________benothingmorethanapoolofwater.Wedon’tseeitasabigproblemhesays.Wejustlookforwardtoreplacingit.Bergqvistbuilthisfirstiglooin1991foranartexhibition.Itwas_18_______successfulthathedesignedthepresentone_19.__________measuresroughly200squaremeters.Sixworkmenspentmorethaneightweeks_20__________pile1000tonsofsnowontoawoodenbase;whenthesnowfroze_21__________basewasremoveD.Aftertheirstayallvisitorsreceiveasurvivalcertificaterecording_22______success.Withnowindowsnowheretohangclothesandtemperaturesbelow0℃itmayseemmorelikeasurvivaltest_23__________arelaxinghotelbreak.It’sgreatfunBergqvistexplainsaswellasagoodstartinsurvivaltraining.The_24__________popularoftheiglooisbeyonddoubt:itisnowattractingtouristsfromallovertheworlD.Atleast800peoplehavestayedattheigloothisseasoneventhoughthereareonly10rooms.YoucangetalotofpeopleinexplainsBergqvist.Thebedsarethreemeterswidebytwometerslongandcanfitatleastfour_25_________atimE.
EveryonehadachildhooD.Andchildhoodexperiencesareoftenveryfunny.Childrenoftenmakeus16laugh.It’strue17childrenbrightenupahomE.Theyneverturnoffthelights.Ioftenrecallmychildhoodtheyears18manyinterestingthingshappeneD.WhenIwasatwo-year-oldchildbothmyparentswerealwaysverybusywiththeirwork.Mymotherworked19asalesmanagerinacompanywhilemyfatherservedin20army.SoIlivedwithmygrandmainavillagE.IwasalwayswaitingformyparentsathomE.Oncemyfather21sendusaphotoofhisinasoldier’suniform22waspostedonthetableremindingmeofhim.Oncemymothercametoseemeandwewent23shoptogether.Onthewaywesawagroupofsoldiers.AndwhenIsawthemIbecamevery24excite.Isaidinaringingvoicepointingto25Thisismyfatherandthisismyfatherandthatismyfathertoo!MymothersaidshewouldrememberthatmomentallherlifE.
WASHINGTON—TheU.S.governmentremainsshutdowninapartialclosure48hasputhundredsofthousandsofAmericansoutofworkatleasttemporarily.Lawmakershaveyettoreachcommongroundandthatmeansmanyfederalworkersstayhome49nationalparksmonumentsandmuseumsstaycloseD.Somevocalveterans’groupsvisitedWashingtonovertheweekend50protesttheclosures.ButtheywerenottheonlyonestherE.Seekingtheirplaceinthespotlight51lawmakerspubliclysupportingtheTeaPartyagroupoflawmakerswithintheRepublicanPartystronglyopposedtocompromising52Democratsonmattersofbudget.TheMillionVeteransMarch-asitwascalled-wassupposedtobeapeacefulcallfor53endtothegovernmentshutdownnowthreateningmanyveterans’benefits.Protesterstoredownbarricades临时的路障andcarried54totheWhiteHousewheretheythrewtheminfrontofthegatesandshoutedslogansagainstthepresident.ItistimethatCongressstartedthegovernmentagain.VeteranspaidapricE.Promisesweremadetothemthat55theyserveourcountryourcountrywilltakecareofthem.We’refailinginthatmissionsaidoneoftheprotestersKelly.
WhenIwasachildin1970smyfamilywasverypoorjustlikeotheraveragefamiliesinthecountrysidE.Thesecond-handclothesrain-leakingroofofoldhousebecamepartof36memory.Howevertheworst37impressisthatIwasfeelinghungryallthetimE.Sometimeshungerbitmesoseverely38Iregardeddriedsweetpotatoslicesasdelicioussnack.Atthattimemydreamwasgettingenoughtofillmyemptystomach.Intheearlyyearsof1980sasthereformandopening-uppolicy39carryoutthechildrendreamcametruE.Andthen40dreambecameclearerandclearerinmyminD.Imusttrymybesttoescapeoutofmypoorandbackwardhometown.Iworked41hardatmystudythanmostofmyclassmatesandafterluckily42succeedinthenationalcollegeentranceexaminationIrealizedmydreamagain:aftergraduationIbecameacitizenworkinginacity.43thefirstcollegegraduateoutofaremotevillagemysuccessset44exampleformyfolks.Theycametorealizethatschoolingisagoodwaytochangeone’sfate命运.Inthefollowingyearstherewerefewerdrop-outsandmorecollegegraduatesinmyvillageof45Iamproudeventoday.
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Lifeiswhatwemakeofit.Howcanwemakeourlifebetter?Learningtofocuscanhelpusinmanyways.ItcanhelpusrealizewhatwereallywantinlifE.Itcanhelpusmakegooddecisions.ItcanalsohelpustoacceptourselvesjustthewaywearE.Startwitheasyexerciseslikestaringatapictureonthewallforafewminutes.OnceyoulearnhowtoblockoutyoursurroundingsyourfocuswillimprovE.LearntomanageyourpressurE.Manyathletesrequireintensefocusilltheirtrainingandgames.Theytrytosparesometimetocalmthemselvesdown.AnothermindexerciseyoucandoisimaginingyourselfinadesiredsituationandthenyouworkaroundyourpicturE.Anexampleofthiswouldbetoimagineyourselfinapotentiallystressfulsituationlikeasingerinaconcert.Trytoplayoutthesceneinyourmindwhatyouwoulddoifdifferentthingsweretohappen.Whynotmakelists.Makealistforthethingsyouneedtoaccomplish.StudyyourlistscarefullyandseewhereyoucanmovethingsarounD.Itisunwisetouseyourlistwithoutflexibility.Abetterwaytoimproveyourfocusistotakebreaks.YourbreaksshouldbeasquietaspossiblE.ReadabooktakeawalkorvisitadaycarE.Goanddoanythingthatwillgiveyourbrainarest.Thereasonwhywelosefocussoeasilyisthatwehavetoomuchonourminds.Ofcourseitcouldalsobebecauseyouareboredwithnothingtodo.A.goodbalancebetweenatoorelaxedbrainandatooactivebrainisverynecessary.FindyourabilitytoworkandtrynottowasteyourtimE.Improvingyourfocusalsomeansknowingwhatyoucandoandbeingconfidentaboutdoingitwell.TitleImproveyourfocus76offocusWecanmakeourlifebetterbymakinggooddecisionsholdingpositiveattitudestowards77.Tips☆Startwitheasyexercisesto78yourselfofyoursurroundings.☆Keep79inashortperiodoftimetomanagepressureeffectively.☆Useyour80todealwithsuchsituationwheredifferentthingshappenwaitingforyoutodo.☆Makealistanduseit81.☆Take82breakstogiveyourbrainarest.☆Makeagood83betweenatoorelaxedbrainandatooactivebrain.☆Findyourabilitytoworkwith84.☆Don'twasteyourtime.Reasonsforourlosingfocus☆Wearetoo85aboutmanythings.☆Wefeelboredwithnothingtodo.
WhenIwas14Iwasemployedforanafter-schooljobsellingsubscription订单tomyhometownnewspapertheHoustonPost.I31sendtosomeofthecity’sworstneighborhoodstoaskdoortodoor.EventhoughIwasoftensearchingforgarageapartmentsafterdarkIwasgrateful32thework.Itwasachallengebecausepeopledidn’tlike33strangertoknockontheirdoorespeciallyakid34trytogetthemtobuysomething.Onetimeamanslammed砰地关上35doorinmyfaceandscreamedIdon’twantapaper.36Iforcedmyselftoknockagainandwasabletotellhimhowgreatthepaperwas.Iendedupsellinghimasubscription.Iwassoon37thetopsubscriptionsellersandlikeothersuccessfulsalesmanwasgiventhe38responsiblefortrainingnewcomers.Havingallthosedoorsslammedinmyfaceasakid39givemethestrengthtostandupagain40helpedmealotinmylifE.
Inthepastagentlemanwouldofferhisseat41______aladyonacrowdedbus.Butnowhewillprobablylookoutofthewindoworhidebehindhisnewspaper42_____leavetheladystanding43______someoneelsegetsoff.Youcan’tentirelyblamemenforthischangeinmanners.44_____goarethedayswhenwomencouldbereferredtotheweak.A.wholegenerationhasgrownupdemanding45_____equalwithmeninjobsineducationandinsociallifE.Holdadoorforsomewomen46_____youarelikelytoget47______angrylectureontreatingwomen48______weakling.Takeagirloutforamealandshewillprobablyinsistonpaying49_____shareofthebill.Alltheseaccordingtosomesociologistswillchangemen’sattitudetowardswomenandtheconventionalactivepolitenessisperhapsslowlybeing50_______replacebytrueconsiderationfortheneedsandfeelingofwomensothatmencanseewomenasequalhumanbeings.
DearfellowstudentsMayIhaveyourattentionplease?NowI.’dliketomakeaspeechherE.Asweknowwaste___16___becomecommonscenesoncampus.Somepourtheremainsofamealwhenthereisstillmuch___17___leave;___18___simplywalkawayafterwashinghandsleavingthewater___19___run;studentsleavetheclassroomeveryday___20___noticingwhetherfansareswitchedoff.Hasthrift节俭oneofthemostnationaltradition___21___developedfromourlonghistorygone?___22___sofinditback!Wedon’thavetotakegreatpainstocontrolwastebutactionandagratefulheartareneeded;thankthewaterthatrunsthroughourfingersandsaveitforpoorArabianorAfricancountriesstrugglinginwater___23___short;thankthelightweenjoybecauseinpoorareaschildrenshareadim昏暗的lamp___24___read;thankallthepaperweareabletousefortreesarecutdowntosatisfy___25___needs;thankeverythingnaturecanofferandeverythingwecanown.LiveandactsothetraditionofthriftwillneverfadE.
Lazypeopleareoftenseenasuseless.Howeveraretheyreallybeinglazy48aretheyactinglazy?Thereisahugedifferencebetweensayingyouactlazysometimesandyouarealazyperson.So49causesapersontobeinactive?Theansweris50lackofgoalsandpurposE.Ifyougivesomeoneagoodenoughreasontodosomethingtheywilldoit.People51don’tseemtodoanythingjusthaven’tfoundagoodenoughreasontodoanything.Lazystudentsdon’tstudybecausetheydon’tseethepointinstudying.Ifyougivethemareasonastrongenoughreasonthatistheywilltakeaction.Forexampleifyouare52lazytogotothegymwouldyougoifsomeoneofferedyouamilliondollarstogo?Ifyouaretoolazytocleanoutthegaragewouldsomeonepointingaguntoyourheadhelpyoutakeaction?Thereasoncanbepositiveornegativeaslongas53isstrongenoughtoinduce引起action.ActionwillleadtosuccesswhileinactionwillleadtofailurE.54youtakeactionthoughyouneedacompellingreasontodoso.55motivatesomeonewhoislazywhatyouneedtodoishelpthemfindpurposeandenoughreasonstoworktowardsacertaingoal.
ManyyearsagowhenIworkedasavolunteeratStanfordHospitalIgottoknowalittlegirl___46__LizwhowassufferingfromarareandseriousdiseasE.Heronlychanceofrecoveryappearedtobeabloodtransfusion输血___47__her5-year-oldbrother__48_hadmiraculouslysurvivedthesamediseaseandhaddevelopedtheantibodiesneededtofightthe___49_ill.Thedoctorexplainedthesituationtoherlittlebrotherandaskedtheboyifhewouldbewillingtogivehisbloodtohissister.Isawhimhesitateforamoment___50__takingadeepbreathandsayingYesI’lldoit__51_itcansaveLiz.___52_thetransfusionprogressedhelayinbednexttohissisterandsmiledaswealldid___53seethecolorreturningtohercheeks.Then___54__facegrewpaleandhissmilefadeD.HelookedupatthedoctorandaskedwithatremblingvoiceWillIstarttodierightaway?Beingyoungtheboyhad___55_understandthedoctor;hethoughthewasgoingtohavetogivehissisterallofhisblooD.
It'sreportedthatover300millionpeopleinChinaaresufferingfromnear-sightedness.Asmorechildrenhavegoteyetroubletheirparentshopetocure48diseasebymedicineorequipmentorbycorrectingthewaychildrenreadandsit.49infactthecaregiventoone'seyesshouldstartwiththeexerciseonone'sfeet.Threemethodsonhowtoprotectare50follows:Firstlydon'tfastenyourshoestootightly.Trywearinglooseshoes51walkingbare-footedathomE.Whentravelingtrywearingclothshoestomakebloodcirculation循环easier.52walkingontiptoes脚尖willhelpimproveone'seyesightandpreventnear-sightedness.Figuresshowthatfewballetperformersarenear-sighteD.Thirdlyropeskippingalsodoesgood53one'seyesight.Whenskippingtheropeonehastoreactquickly54excitesthebrainandtheeyes.55footexercisesit'sgoodtopullone'sears.Pullingtheears20timesisfoundtobeaneffectivewaytoreducethepressureonone'seyes.
Whenyoufeelsadyoumaythinkthatthefeelingwilllastforever.76H.feelingsofsadnessdon’tusuallylastverylong—afewmomentsormaybeadayortwo.Butsometimessadfeelingscango77foralongtimehurtdeeplyandmake78hardforyoutoenjoythegoodthingsaboutyourlife.This79kofsadnessthatlastsalotlongeriscalleddepression.Peopleofall80年龄canbecomedepressed81ikids.Depressionbringsdownaperson’sspiritsandenergy.Itcanaffect82peoplethinkaboutthemselvesandtheirsituation.Ifyouthinkyouhavedepressionoryoujusthavesadnessthatsimplywillnotgoawaysharingit83someonewhocarescanhelp.ThereisalwayssomebodytotalktowhenyouaresadordepresseD.Youfeelbetterwhensomeone84知道whatyouaregoingthrough.Plustheotherpersoncanhelpyouthinkofwaystomakethesituationbetter.Butdon’tspendallyourtime85taboutwhatiswrong.Besuretosharethegoodthingstoo.
WhenIwas8yearsoldIoncedecidedtorunawayfromhomE.WithmysuitcasepackedandsomesandwichesinabagIstartedforthefrontdoorandsaidtoMomI_____1__leave.Ifyouwanttorunawaythat’sallrightshesaiD.Butyoucameintothishome__2___anythingandyoucanleavethesameway.Ithrewmysuitcaseandsandwichesonthefloorheavilyandstartedforthedooragain.WaitaminuteMomsaiD.Iwantyour_3___back.Youdidn’twearanythingwhenyouarriveD.ThisreallyangeredmE.Itoremyclothesoff—shoessocksunderwearandall—andshoutedCanIgonow?YesMomansweredbutonceyouclosethatdoordon’texpect___4___comeback.IwassoangrythatIslammed砰地关上thedoorandsteppedoutonthefrontporch.___5____suddenIrealizedthatIwasoutsidewithnothingon.ThenInoticedthatdownthestreettwoneighborgirlswerewalkingtowardourhousE.IrantobidebehindabigtreeinouryardatoncE.AfterawhileIwassurethegirls____6___passby.Idashedtothefrontdoorandbangedonitloudly.Who’sthere?IhearD.It’sBilly!Letmein!Thevoicebehind__7___dooransweredBillydoesn’tlivehereanymorE.HeranawayfromhomE._____8____glancebehindmetoseeifanyoneelsewascomingIbeggedAwc’monMom!I’mstillyourson.Letme__9___!ThedoorinchedopenandMom’ssmilingfaceappeareD.Didyouchangeyour__10___decideaboutrunningaway?sheaskeD.What’sforsupper?IanswereD.
PhyllisRawlins’housewasdestroyedafteratornado龙卷风sweptthroughhertownofKokomoInD.onSunday.Lastsummershelost16husbandofover40yearsEdgar.Inthetornado’srubble瓦砾Rawlinssearched17Edgar’sweddingring.Diggingandpraying.DiggingandprayingshetoldlocalstationFox59.Itwaseverythingtomebecausethat’sonethingthatIhadshesaiD.RawlinshadbeenvisitingfamilyinKentucky18thestormcamethrough.Shereturnedtofindherhome19completeinpieces.ThiswasthehousethatlovebuiltshetoldWTHR.Withoutherhusband20herhouseshewasdeterminedtofindthering.Butlocatingitamongthepilesofrubbleseemedtobe21hope.Somehowherbrother22spotsomethingunderapieceoftheroofandcalledherover.Thering23buryintherubblehadturnedup.ItwasamiracleRawlinssaiD.Webothjusthuggedeachothercrying.Thatwas24IhadsearchedandsearchedforWhenallwaslost25specialringheleftwasfinallyfounD.I’mverystrongwithmyfaithandIknowthatGodisincontrolofeverythingthegoodandthebadRawlinssaiD.
Theyoungmandidnotwakeup1thebedhadstruckthegrouD.Althoughthebedwassmashedtopiecesthemanwasmiraculouslyunhurt.Whenhewokeuphewasstillonthemattress.Glancing2thebitsofwoodandmetalthatlay3himthemansadlypickedupthemattressandcarrieditintohishousE.Afterhehadputit4thefloorhepromptlywenttosleepagain.5thiswayhewasabletosolvethemystery.Theexplanationwassimplebutveryunusual.A.birdhadsnatchedupthesnakefromthegroundandthendroppediton6thewires.Thesnakethenwounditselfroundthewires.Whenitdid7itsentsparksdowntothegroundandtheseimmediatelystartedafirE.Hewasoneofthe11childrentheonlyonewho8verytall.Hisfatherworkedinashipyardandhismotherwasacleaner.9achildChamberlainhadvarioushealthproblems.Hehadpneumoniaandalmostdied10hewasten.
Withoutproperplanningtourismcancauseproblems.Forexampletoomanytouristscancrowdpublicplaces61arealsoenjoyedbytheinhabitantsofacountry.62tourismcreatetoomuchtraffictheinhabitantswillbecomeannoyedand63happy.Theybegin64disliketouristsandtotreatthem65polite.Theyforgethowmuchtourismcanhelpthecountry’seconomy.66isimportanttothinkaboutthepeopleofadestinationcountryandhowtourismaffects67.Tourismshouldhelp68countrykeepthecustomsandbeautythatattractstourists.Tourismshouldalsoadvancethewealthandhappinessoflocalinhabitants.Toomuchtourismcanbeaproblem.Iftourism69growtooquicklypeoplemustleaveotherjobstowork70thetourismindustry.Thismeansthatotherpartsofthecountry’seconomymaysuffer.Theassistant71servedherdidnotlikethewayshewasdresseD.Glancing72herscornfullyhetoldherthatthedresswassolD.Thewomanwalkedoutoftheshopangrilyanddecidedtopunishtheassistantnextday.Shereturnedtotheshopthe73morningdressedinafurcoat.Afterseekingouttherudeassistantsheasked74thesamedress.NotrealizingwhoshewastheassistantwaseagertoserveherthistimE.75greatdifficultyheclimbedintotheshopwindowtogetthedress.Assoonasshesawitthewomansaidshedidnotlikeit.
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