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Recentlyaphotowhichshowsadentistknelttocarryoutanoperationfora9-year-oldgirlspreadonlinE.Theoperation61__________carryoutonSept5byQuTiejunadentistinthedentalhospitaloftheFourthMilitaryMedicalUniversity.Hewassomewhatsurprisedthathedrewso62___________attentionafterthephotospreadonlinE.Itwasmyduty63____________cutethepatient.Itdidn’tmatterifIwaskneelingorstandingduringtheproceduresaidQu.Accordingtothedentistthe9-year-oldgirlcamefromavillageinBaojiacityinShaanxiprovincE.Shesufferedanoralinjury64____________requiredsurgery.Ihadtodotheoperationby65____________kneelbecausethemouthwasonly5mmandcouldnotbeseenwithacommonsurgicalmicroscopesaidQu.Thedoctorput66__________operationmirroronhisheadandhadtokneeldowninordertogetaproperangleforhimtosethe67_______________injurepartofthegirl’smouth.BykneelingQutook40minutestocompletetheoperation68__________askedwhyhedidnotraiseupthe69____________surgerybedtodotheoperation.QuexplainedthatitstilldidnotgivesuitableanglefortheoperationoncethebedwasraiseD.A.nursetookthephotoofQu’skneelingoperationandput70_________onherWeChatandbeforeandknewitthephotospreadonlinE.
ExtremelyhandsomeandathleticWilliamlookedanddressedlikeafashionmodel.Everythingseemedtobeeasytohim.Withhischarm1intelligentandtalentshisbusinesswaslivelyandsuccesswasawayoflifE.Sowhen___2_facewithalawsuit诉讼onedayWilliamassumed3_thecasewouldworkoutas4easyaseverythinginhislifeandhedidn’tworryaboutit.Butitdidn’tandthesuitfinallyledtothebreakupofhiscompany.Hetriedformonthsafterwardstoget5_jobbutnoonewouldhirehim.Williamhadtolearnthathistalentswerewonderfulbutweredamagedbyanattitudeofarrogance傲慢.Helookeddownonpeople_6didn’thavehisgifts_____7treatthemwithimpatienceandannoyancE.Hefeltbetter8themandjudgedthemasworthlessorstupiD.Williammadesenseofhissituationandchose___9learnthelessonofmodestyandatlastheturnedhiscircumstancesarounD.Haveprideinwhoyouareandwhatyou10_achievesofar.Howeverifyoufindyourselfhavingsecretthoughtsofarroganceremindyourselfofthelessonofmodestybeforetheuniversedoesitforyou.
Notallmemoriesaresweet.Somepeoplespendalltheirlivestryingtoforgetbadexperiences.NowAmericanresearchersthinktheyareclosetodevelopingapill61willhelppeopleforgetbadmemories.Thepillisdesignedto62takeimmediatelyafterafrighteningexperiencE.Theyhopeitmightreduceor63possibleerase抹去theeffectofpainfulmemories.InNovemberexpertstestedadrugonpeopleintheU.S.andFrancE.Thedrugstopsthebody64releasechemicalsthatfixmemoriesinthebrain.Sofartheresearch65suggestthatonlytheemotionaleffectsofmemoriesmaybereducednotthatmemoriesarewipedout.Theyarenotsureto66degreepeople’smemoriesareaffecteD.Theresearchhascausedagreatdealof67argue.Somethinkitisabadideawhileotherssupportit.Supporterssayitcouldleadtopillswhichpreventortreatsoldiers’troublingmemoriesafterwar.Theysaythattherearemanypeoplewhosufferfromterriblememories.68thosewhoare69theresearchsaythatmaybethepillscanchangepeople’smemoriesandchangingmemoriesisvery70dangerbecausememoriesgiveusouridentity.
Amanwhowasoutofworkappliedforthepositionofofficeboyatabigfirm.TheHRmanager61interviewhimthenatestcleanthefloor.YouarehiredhesaidGivemeyouremailaddress62I’llsendyoutheapplicationtofill.ThemanrepliedIdon’thaveacomputer63anemail.I’msorrysaidtheHRmanagerthatmeansyoudonotexist.Andanyone64doesn’texistcannothavethejoB.Themanleft65nohopeatall.Hedidn’tknowwhattodowithonly$10inhispocket.Hethendecidedtogotothesupermarketandbuya10kgtomatocratE.HethensoldthetomatoesinadoortodoorrounD.Inlessthantwohourshe66successindoublinghiscapital资本.Herepeatedit3timesandreturnedhomewith$60.5yearslaterthemanisoneofthe67bigfoodretailers零售商intheUS.Hestartedtoplanhisfamily’sfutureanddecidedtohavealifeinsurancE.Hecalled68insurancebroker保险经纪人andchoseaprotectionplan.Whentheconversationwasconcludedthebrokeraskedhimhisemail.ThemanrepliedIdon’thaveanemail.Thebrokerreplied69curiousYoudon’thaveanemailandyethaveestablishedanempire!Doyouimagine70youcouldhavebeenifyouhadanemail?ThemanthoughtforawhileandreplieD.Anofficeboy!
Inamemory–basedcompetitionbetweenyouandachimp猩猩whodoyouthinkwouldwin?Ifyouputyourselfontopyoumightwanttoguessagain.InatestthatchallengedparticipantstoremembernumbersayoungchimpperformedbetterthanJapanesecollegestudents.Here'showthetestworkeD.AtKyotoUniversityinJapanhumanstudentsandchimpanzeeparticipantssatinfrontofacomputer.Fivenumbersrangingfrom1to9werecombinedwithoneanotherandthentheyappearedatrandomplacesonthescreen.ThenumbersstayedonthescreenforlessthanaseconD.Inthefirsttestforexampleparticipantssawthenumbersfor650millisecondsabouttwo-thirdsofasecond.TheneachnumberdisappearedandtheysawawhitesquareinsteaD.ParticipantshadtotouchthesquaresinnumericalorderbasedonthenumbersthathadbeenthereamomentbeforE.Inthistestthestudentstouchedtheboxesinthecorrectorderabout80percentofthetimE.A.youngchimpnamedAyumuperformedequallywell.Duringahardertestparticipantswereonlyabletoseethenumbersfor210milliseconds.Thistimestudentsonlysucceededinputtingtheboxesinthecorrectorderabout40percentofthetimE.ButAyumustillcouldselecttheboxesintherightordernearly80percentofthetimE.Somepeoplehavewhat'scalledaphotographicmemorywhichallowsthemtorememberasurprisingnumberofdetailsafterjustaquicklookatsomething.Ayumu'smemorymightworkinasimilarwaysaysleadresearcherTetsuroMatsuzawA.Thechimp'syoungagemighthavesomethingtodowithhisimpressiveperformancetoo.InpreviousteststheJapaneseresearchersfoundthatyoungchimpsperformedbetterthantheirmothers.ThescientistsareinterestedtoseewhetherAyumuloseshisstrongmemoryashegrowsolder.TheyalreadyknowthatyoungchildrensometimeshavesharpmemorieswhenofferedsomethingphotographicalbuttheylosethisabilityovertimE.TopicAmemory-basedcompetitionbetweenhumanbeingsandchimps86_______TojudgewhosememoryisbetterThe87ofthefirsttest◆AchimpandsomeJapanesestudentsparticipatedinthe88_____andsatbeforeacomputer.◆Differentcombinationsoffivenumbersappearedonthescreen.◆Eachofthenumberwas89byawhitesquarE.Theresultsofthesecondtest◆Students90toputtheboxesintherightorderabout40%ofthetimE.◆Ayumugottherightorder91thetimeofthestudentsConclusion◆Somepeoplehavephotographicmemory92somepeopletoremembernumbersafterthey93atsomethingquickly.◆Thechimpshavethe94_________abilitytohumanbeings.◆Youngchildrenjustlikechimpshavestrongmemorybutthey’llloseitwhenthey95.
Mother:Bill41graduatefromhighschoolsoon.Whatdoyouthinkheisgoingtodo?Father:IthinkheshouldgotocollegE.ButIhaven’tdecidedwhereheshouldgoyet.InmyopinionIwanthim42gotoasmalluniversity43theclasseswouldn’tbesolargE.Mother:Heoughttogotoapublicschoolwherethestudentsare44seriousaboutstudythanthoseinaprivateschool.Father:YesIagreewithyou.AndIsuggestthatheshouldgotoacollegeoutofthestatewherehecanwidenhisknowledgeand45broadhisview.Mother:butthatwillbetoofarforhimtocomehomeonweekends.Icanonlyseehiminsummerandwintervacations.I46misshim.Father:Heisoldenoughtodependon47.Youcannottakecareofhimforever.It’stime48himtobeindependent.Mother:OK.ButthemostimportantthingiswhereBillwantstogo.49wediscussednowisjustasuggestion.AndBillshouldmakethefinal50decidebyhimself.Father:That’sright.WewilltalktohimaboutthisafterhecomeshomE.
Iwastenyearsoldthatyear.OnecoldspringnightafterIsoldmylastcopyofnewspaper.Ihurriedacrossthestreettotheshopjustastheownerwaslockingthedoor.Pleasesir?Mother’sDayistomorrow.Iwantthemost61beautyfloweryouhave!The62ownstoodthereforawhile.Finallyhenoddedandshowedmeaplantonthecounter.Icangiveyouthisfor35cents.Butitlookslikeaweed杂草!NowtrustmeboyandIpromisethattomorrowmorningyou63findyourmostbeautifulflowerhesaid.Iranhome.Momwas64serioussicksoIquietlysettheplantonthetablebesideherbed.ThenextmorningwhenIlookedintoMom’sroom65herwavedtome.WhenIcameinIglancedoverthetable66theplantwas.Wow!Therewasabigyellowflower.Itwasthe67_muchbeautifulflowerIeversaw!WhenIlookedatMomshewassmilingas68tearstreameddownhercheeks.Sheheldoutherhandthenpulledmeclose.Mydearmomdiedthenextnight69theplanthasbeeninblossom开花allalonginmyheart.Notonlydidthatbeautifulplanthelpshowjust70muchIlovedherbutitletmeknowhowmuchshelovedme.
YesterdaywhileI61drinkmycoffeeatthedeck平台Isawmyneighborgoingneartohercar.Igreetedherandshetoldmeshewas62herwaytoafastfoodrestauranttobuycoffeE.Hersonhadafew63visitathomeandshedidn’twanttodisturbthem.ThereforeIofferedacoffeeandmuffin杯状小松糕andwechattedonmydeckintheyard64enjoythemorningrays.Afteralongchatin65herhealthissuescameupItoldhertherewereatleasttwothingsshecoulddotofeel66goodthanever:walkandeathealthy.Shewasawidow寡妇andlivedwithherson67shewasgenerallyalonebecauseofherson’sbeingbusywithhiswork.Finallywewereabletocomeupwith68plan!Wewouldstarttogoonwalksaround69weneighborhoodandgoswimmingtoo.70hopeitisthestartofahealthierlifeforbothofus!
Whatshouldyoudoifyouarenotabletosleep?Thebestthingistotrytoavoidbadhabits.61youalwaysgotobedandgetupataboutthesametimethiswillseta62healthrhythminyourlife.Don’tdrinkcaffeinedrinksintheevening.SmokingandalcoholcanalsokeepyouawakE.Youmayhavetrouble63sleepifyouhaveaheavymealjustbeforeyougotobed.Youmayalsofinditdifficult64gettosleepifyouhaveaproblemorsomethingelseonyourmind.Thisis65youneedtorelax.Asyoulieinbedtensethemusclesinyourfeetandthenrelax66.ContinueupthebodytensingandrelaxingthemusclesuntilyoureachtheheaD.Startwiththefeetagainifyouarestilltense.Ifyou67thinkaboutaproblemoraboutsomethingexcitingthatisgoingtohappenthenextdaygetupandwriteaboutit.Thatwillhelptotakeitoffyourmind.Youcanalsogetupandreadbutbesuretochoose68bookthatisnottoodifficult.69youmaygetsointerestedthatyouwon’twanttogotosleepevenwhenyoufeelsleepy.Sleepwellandhavesweet70dream!
Reporter:MissArielWinterhowdoesitfeeltobethevoicebehindDisney'sNewestPrincessSofiaandtogettosingaspartoftherole'?ArielWinter:Itreallyfeelsincredible!AsayounggirlIdreamedof61beaprincessandI'mfinallygettingtobeone!I62singsinceIwaslittlE.Ialwayswantedtofindawaytocombinemysingingintomyacting.ThisistheperfectchancE.Iworkwiththemost63amazepeopleinthestudioforSofiA.Reporter:WhatisSofialike?WereyoulikeherwhenyouweresevenSofia'sage?ArielWinter:Sofiaisayounggirl64isbravesmartandgenerous.Sheneverturnsdownachallengeandalwaysaimstohelppeopleandlearn.EvenasateenagerIadmireSofia65learnfromher.TobehonestIwasalsoalot66her.Iwaswarm-heartedandalwayswantedtohelp.Reporter:Howisactinginarecordingstudiodifferentfromactinginalive-actionTVshowormovie?ArielWinter:It's67definitedifferentbecauseasavoiceactoryouhavetolearntoexpress68youonlythroughyourvoicE.Whenyourecordananimatedshownoonewillseethefacialexpressionsorhandgesturesyouusetoexpress69thecharacterfeels.Alsowithvoicework70doesn'tmatterwhatyoulooklikewhenyourecorD.IcanwearwhateverclothesIwant!
There’snosuchthingaslivingalonE.Nevermindifyou’re61onlypersoninyourhouseandhavenodognocatnotevenfish.Youstillhavegotseveralbillion62roommate—andsodoweall.Someofthemareharmlesssomeare63actualhelpfulandsomecouldevenkillyou.Theyareofcoursebacteriafungi菌类andvirusesandlikeitornotthey’reonyouaroundyouanddeeplyinsideyou.Thefactthatbacterialifeiseverywhereisnot64surprise.It’ssomethingyou65learnfromyourchildhoodwhenyourmothertoldyounottodrinkwaterfromsomeoneelse’sglass.Therearelotsofbacteria66arelivinginyourteakettlE.Therearebacteria67sleepwithyouonyourbeD.Scientistsarebeginning68realizetherichnessofthemicrobiome微生物群系—whichisascomplexastheones69findinoceansrainforestsdesertsandwoodlands.Yourhousehasamicrobiomeand70doyou.
Rememberyourfatherisonlyoneyear__61__oldthanyou.ThatwasMum’susualexcusewhenDadsaidthewrongthingsordidsomething___62___fool.Dadquitted___63____drinkexactlyoneyearbeforeIwasborn.HejoinedagroupofotherpeoplE.Hesaidtheyhadstoppeddrinkingtoo.IlovedmydadbutIhatedthewayhisweeklymeetingstookhimawayfrommE.Itseemedthattheywere___64___importanttohimthanIwas.ButwithmybirthdaycomingupIthoughtDadwouldmakeanexception例外.Can’tyoumissitjustthistime?Saturdayismybirthday!Ibeggedhim__65___wasrefuseD.HesaidIamchairingthemeetingthisSaturday.WewillhaveyourpartyonSunday.SaturdayeveningIsatonmybed__66___feelsorryformyself.DadstartedtoleavethenpausedandsaidWhynotcomewithmetogethertonight?It’sanopenmeeting.Allarewelcome.___67___wouldIdoatameeting?ButmaybeIneededtoseewhysomethingDadeveryweekmatteredsomuch.AfterwearrivedDadannouncedthatthethemeofthemeetingwasgoingtobegratitudE.Hetoldhisstoryaboutgivingupsmoking.Lateraman___68___callDavealsotoldhisstory.Onlythen__69__IknowitwasDad___70___savedhislifefromdrinking.ShowingupweekafterweekandmeetingwithpeopleDadwaschanginglives.ShamewashedovermE.
Hocus-pocus把戏soundsmagicaldoesn’tit?AndthewordcomesfromtheworldofmagicplayinginMedieval中世纪EuropE.InthedictionaryLongmanDictionaryofContemporaryEnglishhocus-pocusisexplainedthiswayamethodorbeliefthatyouthinkisbasedonfalseideasE.g.Hethinkspsychologyisalotofhocus-pocus.I’mafraidthisexplanationisn’tasinterestingasthesoundingoftheworditself.ButthenagainthedictionaryImentionedisadictionaryforbeginners.Onecan’texpectmuchfromitwhenitcomestosuchaninterestingwordashocus-pocus.TheMerriam-Websterdictionaryonlineontheotherhandgivesamoredetailedexplanation.1sleightofhand;2nonsenseorshamusedespeciallytocloak遮掩deception.Anditgivestheoriginofthewordprobablyfromhocus-pocusimitationofaLatinphraseusedbymagicians.Thisexplanationgetstothebasicnatureofhocus-pocus—exotic外的butmeaninglesstalkbythemagiciantofooltheaudiencE.Watchanymagicianatworkandwe’llnoticethathesometimestalksconstantly_____________usinghocus-pocussuchasear-catchingwordseye-catchinghandorbodymovementstodistract分散ourattentionwhilehegetsatrickdonE.Hocuspocusreveals揭露thenonsensicalnatureofthemagician’stalkonstagE.AnditwasintroducedintotheEnglishlanguageprobablyjustonthestrengthoftherhymingsoundofit.Hocus-pocuslovely.WellknowingitsoriginwhichisfromperformingmagiciansinEuropeI’msureyouwillfindhocus-pocuseasiertoremember.You’llalsolearnwheretoputitintousE.76.Whatisthepassagemainlyabout?within9words_____________________________________________________________________77.Pleaselistsomeexamplesofusinghocus-pocusmentionedinthepassagE.within10words①__________________②__________________③__________________78.Fillintheblankinparagraph3withproperwords.within3words_____________________________________________________________________79.Whydoesn’tthedictionaryLongmanDictionaryofContemporaryEnglishgivemuchinformation?within5words_____________________________________________________________________80.Inwhatsituationsdoyouthinkwecanusehocus-pocus?within6words_____________________________________________________________________
Tochangeyourhabitssuccessfullyyoushouldthinkaboutchangingyourinnerbeliefsaboutyourhabits.Forexampleyouroldbeliefwas:Ilovecigarettebecauseit61makemefeelgoodand62relax.IneedcigarettetobehappyandeaseD.Ifyoukeepthisbeliefyouwon’tbeabletokeepyourresolution63stopsmokingforverylong.Insteadyoushouldadoptthisnewbelief:Iloveyogabecauseitcanmakemestrongandenergeticwhilecigaretteispoisonous64destroysmybody.Youshouldanalyzeyourbeliefsandmakesuretheywon’tstopyoufromchangingyourhabits.65sameistreewhenyoutrytoformpositivehabits.Ifyouwanttostarteatinghealthyfoodherearesomepositivebeliefsyoushouldstartthinkingabout:Healthyfoodisverygood66myhealth.ItgivesmealotofenergyandIfeelverygooD.EverybodycanchangE.Allittakesiscourageand67commit.Deciderightnow!Toimprove68lifebychangingyourhabits.Takeactionrightnow!Don’tbeafraiD.Yesyouwillprobablymakemistakesalongtheway.Butneverforget_69successisguaranteedforyouifyouhavepositivehabitsinyourlifE.Ifyoucontinuesuccess70beyours.
Weallknoweatingoutcanbealotoffun.There’stheexperienceofhavingsomeonewaitonyoureveryneedthesocialaspectofbeinginarestaurantwithfriendsandofcoursethegreatbenefitofthelackofin-homecleanup.WeallalsoknoweatingoutcanbeexpensiveandI’mprettysurecollegeisn’tthemostfinanciallysuccessfultimeinanormalperson’slifE.That’swhy_______foramajorityofmealsreallyistheonlychoiceformanycollegestudents.Eatingathomedoesn’thavetobedullboringordifficult.ItcanandshouldbeanenergeticcreativeexperiencethattransformsthewayyoulookatfooD.Whenyoucookforyourselfyouknowexactlyhowyourpasta意大利面isgoingtoturnout.Youknowwherethegreensinyoursaladcomefrom.Youknowtheoliveoilyou’reusingreallycomesfromolivesthatarepressedforthefirsttimE.Useeatingathomeasachancetolearnanddevelopyourkitchenskills.IpromiseyoutheywillremainusefulandrewardingfortherestofyourlifE.Anotherimportantconceptistokeepinmindthatwhenitcomestoshoppingforfood—lessquantitymorequality.Buybaseingredientsthatarefreshaslocalaspossibleandbeautifulandanythingyoucookwillimprovegreatly.Ipromiseyouwillbejustassatisfiedbyeatingalittlebitlessofsomethingwithalotmorequality.Iamnotsayingeatingoutisabadthing.ButIinsisttherearemanymoreplacesthatarenotworthyourcash.PutalittlemoreeffortintocookingforyourselfathomeandyouwillgainexperienceandappreciationfortheworldoffooD.86.Listtwobenefitsofeatingoutaccordingtothetext.nomorethan12words①_____________________________②________________________________________87.FillintheblankinParagraph2inproperwords.nomorethan3words_________________________________________________________________________88.What’sthemainideaofParagraph3?nomorethan7words_________________________________________________________________________89.WhatadviceisgivenconcerningshoppingforfoodinParagraph4?nomorethan4words_________________________________________________________________________90.Doyoulikeeatingathome?Stateatleasttworeasons.nomorethan20words_________________________________________________________________________
TherewasonceabeautifulgirlwhohatedherselfbecauseshewasblinD.Shealsohatedeveryoneelseexcepther_61__loveboyfriendwhowasconsiderateandwasalwaystheretohelpher.OnedayshetoldherboyfriendYou__62__besokindtomeandifIcouldonlyseetheworldIshouldmarryyou.Onedaysomeonedonatedapairofeyestoher.Doctorsspentseveralhoursdoing__63__operateforherandtheboyaccompaniedheratthebedsideallthetimE.Whenthebandagescameoffshewasabletoseeeverythingherboyfriend__64__includeofcoursE.Heaskedhernow__65__youcanseetheworldwillyoumarrymeThegirllookedatherboyfriendandsawthathewasblindtoo.Thesightof__66__uglyclosedeyelidsshockedherandmadeherfeelsick.Shehadnotexpectedthatand__67__thoughtoflookingatthemintherestofherlifeledhertorefusetomarryhim.Herboyfriendleft__68__tearsandafewdayslatersentanotetoher__69__saidPleasetakegoodcareofyoureyesmydearbecausebeforetheyareyourstheywere__70__！Afterreadingthewordsthegirlburstoutcryingregrettingwhatshehaddonetotheboy.
Inordertoknowaforeignlanguagethoroughlyfourthingsarenecessary.Firstlywemustunderstandthelanguagewhenwehear41spoken.Secondlywemustbeabletospeakitcorrectlywithconfidenceandwithouthesitation.42wemustbeabletoreadthelanguageandfourthlywemustbeabletowriteit.Wemustbeabletomakesentencesthataregrammaticallycorrect.Thereisnoeasywaytosucceed43learningalanguagE.44goodmemoryisofgreathelpbutitisnotenoughonly45memorizerulesfromagrammarbook.Itisnotmuchuselearningbyheartlonglistof46wordandtheirmeaningstudyingthedictionaryandsoon.WemustlearnbyusingthelanguagE.Ifweare47satisfywithonlyafewruleswehavememorizedwearenotreallylearningthelanguagE.Learnthroughuseisagoodpieceof48adviseforthose49arestudyinganewlanguagE.Practiceisimportant.Wemustpractisespeakingand50writethelanguagewheneverwecan.
Moreandmoremiddleschoolstudentsaregoingtoallkindsoftrainingclassesor__1havefamilyteachersatweekends.Therearetwodifferentviewpoints2it.Somethink3necessary.Firstofallit’s4effectivetostudywithateacherthanbythemselves.Secondlyitcanstrengthen5theyhavelearntinclass.BesidestheycanlearnalotmorE.Othersthinkit6necessary.ForonethingstudentscaneasilyformthehabitofdependencE.For7studentsneedtimetorelaxfromtimetotimE.What’smorethepurposeofmanytrainingclassesandfamilyteachersistomake8.Inmyopinionwhetheratrainingclassorfamilyteacher9needjustdepends.Dobesuretochooseagoodandsuitableclassorteacher10itwouldbeawasteoftimeandmoney.
OnceuponatimetherewasamanwithafinehousehealthyanimalsandrichlanD.__________57__________ButthemanwasworriedabouthissonbecausetheboyhadgrownupknowingonlygoodtimesandgoodfortunE.Whatwillhappenwhensomethinggoeswrongforhim?wonderedhisfather.Howwillheknowwhattodo?__________58__________Tohelphimcarrythewoodhomethemangavetheboyanoldcartandtwohorses.AshissonwasleavingthemansaidIfthecartbreaksdownwhileyouareintheforestdon’tworry.Necessitywillteachyouwhattodo.Theboycollectedasmuchwoodashecouldloadontothecart.__________59__________IhopethatFather’sfriendlivesnearbythoughttheboyandhestartedcryingoutNecessity!NECESSITY!Whereareyou?Theboycalledandcalledbutnoonecamesohedecidedtofixthecarthimself.WhenhearrivedhomehesaidtohisfatherYousaidNecessitywouldteachmetofixthecartbutIcouldn’tfindhimanywherE.Ihadtofixitallbymyself.Themansmiledtohimselfandthought__________60__________A.Necessityreallyisthebestteacher.B.IknewthatIcouldmakemyfatherprouD.C.Hewasalsoblessedwithahandsomelovingson.D.Hissonhoweverwaslazyandneverhelpedwithanyfarmwork.E.SoonedaythemanaskedtheboytogointotheforestandcollectwooD.F.ButwhenheturnedtocomehomethecartbrokeundertheweightofthewooD.
InmostChineseteavillagesMarchisthetimeofyearinwhichlocalsstarttopickandprocessteA.The61_________usualquietvillagessuddenlybecomebusycentersofactivityaspeopletakeoutspecialtoolsandprepare62________teaprocessing.Insomevillageslocalresidentsholdtraditionalceremonies63_________thankheavenforitsblessing.Thepriceoftea64_________pickinMarchisextremelyhighbecause65_______isfreshtenderandcontainsmultipletraceelements.China66_________befamousforteaproductionsinceancienttimes.OfthegoodstransportedandtradedalongtheOldSilkRoad67_________linkChinatotheMiddleEastandEuropetheimportanceofteawasmatchedonlybysilk.ChinaproducesOolongblackwhiteyellowanddarkpost—fermentedteA.TheOolonggreenandblack68________varyaremostnotablefortheirhighquality.MostofChina’steavillages69________findinremotemountainousareasinthecountry’ssouthandsouthwest70________thebeautifulsceneryisoftenhiddenunderclouds
A.blindboysatonthestepsofabuildingwithaboxbyhisfeet.Heheldupasign61__readIamblindpleasehelp.62wereonlyafewcoinsinthebox.TheboyfeltsaD.A.manwaswalkingby.Hetookoutafewcoinsfromhispocketanddroppedthemintothebox.Thenhetookthesignturneditaroundandwrotesomewords.Heplacedthesign63ithadbeensothateveryonewhowalkedbywouldseethenewwords.Soontheboxwasfull64__coins.A.lotmorepeopleweregivingmoneytotheblindboy.Thatafternoonthemanby65thesignhadbeenchangedcametoseehowthingswerE.Theboy66recognizehisfootstepsandaskedAreyoutheonewhochangedmysignthismorning?Whatdidyouwrite?ThemansaidI67simplewrotethetruth.Isaidwhatyoumidbutina68differenceway.69hehadwrittenwasTodayis70beautifuldaybutIcannotseeit.
WilliamCampbellSatoshiOmuraandTuYouyoujointlywonthe2015NobelPrizeformedicine61theirworkagainstparasiticdiseases寄生虫病.85-year-oldTu62__awardthisprizeforhercontributionto63reducethedeathrateofmalaria疟疾minimizingpatients’sufferingandpromotingmankind’shealth.Thisiswhatscienceisallabout.AsamatteroffactTuhaswonsomeattentionwhenshe64gettheLaskerAwardin2011.Butthereisnowaytocompareherpopularitybacktotheattentionsheisreceivingtoday.AsthefirstChinesemainlandNobelPrizeWinnerofnaturalscienceawardTu'swinning65__completesurprisedChinesepeople66havelongbeenwonderingwhenthefirstChineseNobelLaureateinnaturalsciencewouldappear.TuYouyouisthefirstChinesescientisttowinaNobelPrizeforwork67carryoutwithinChinA.Shehasspent40years’timeonscientificresearch.AlthoughtheNobelPrizedidnotcometoheruntilfourdecadeslateritisdefinitelyoneof68mostprivilegerewardsthatrecognizesTu’sdevotionandperseveranceindiscoveringartemisinin青蒿素.Herrecord-breakingwinning69beareminderthatscienceisneveraboutinstantsuccess.Thereisnowaytomeasurehowmuchyouspendonscientificresearchandcompare70withhowmuchrewardyouget.
PeoplecanoftenseeatalkingparrotonaTVshowinamovieoreveninsomeone’shomE.Theparrothaslearned71copysoundsthatpeoplemakE.Dolphinsbatsandsomeapesalsocopysounds.Nowwecanaddelephants72thislistofcopycats盲目的模仿者.Dr.JoycePooleisazoologist73studiesthesoundsofelephants.WhileshewasinKenyashewouldhearstrangenoises74makebyMlaikaaftersunset.Mlaikawas758-year-oldAfricanelephant76itlivednearahighway.Dr.Poolesaysthatshecouldn’ttellthedifferencebetweenMlaika’scallandthe77distancetrucknoisE.Whydid78copythesoundsofthetrucksdrivingby?Animalsthatareabletocopysoundsmayenjoy79practicenewsounds.Whentheyarekeptoutsideoftheirnaturalenvironmenttheymaycopyunusualsounds.SofarDr.Poole80spend18yearswithtwofemaleAsianelephants.Asianelephantsmakesoundslikebirdstotalkwithoneanother.Parrotsdolphinshumansandelephantsshowthatbeingacopycatisonewaythatanimalsandpeoplemakenewfriendsandkeepoldones.
IwasnineyearsoldwhenIlearnttorideabikE.ThebikewasabirthdaypresentfrommyunclE.Youcanimaginehow61exciteIwaswhenIsawthebikeandIbeggedmyuncletoteachmehow62rideitrightaway.HoweverbeforeIgotonthebikeIfelt63extremenervousandlwasafraidthatlwouldfalloffandhurt64me.Myuncleheldontotheseatandhelpedmetoget65thebikE.WhilelwasridinghewasrunningalongbesidemeholdingtheseatsoIwouldnotfallover.Iwasso66gratetohimforhishelp.AsIwaspracticingIbecamemoreandmoreconfident.ThenIheardmyuncleshoutingYouareridingitbyyourselfnow!IwasbothexcitedandscareD.Iwasreallyridingbymyselfbut67ifIfelloff?CouldIusethebrakestostop?AsIwaswonderingaboutthismyuncleranaftermeandgotholdofthebikE.I68slowdownandcametoastop.MyheartwasstillbeatingfastwhenIgotoffthebikE.69latethatdayhavinglearnthowtogetonthebikeandgetoffitIfeltlikelwaswalkingonair!Iamstillthankfultomyuncleforteachingmetorideabikeonmy70ninebirthday.
Somestudentswhohadgraduatedvisitedtheiruniversityprofessor.TheconversationsoonturnedintocomplaintsaboutstressinworkandlifE.Toofferhisguestscoffeetheprofessor81gotothekitchenandreturnedwithapotofcoffeeand82varietyofcups—porcelainplasticglasssomeplain-lookingsomeexpensive—tellingthemtohelp83tothecoffeE.84waswhenallthestudentshadacupofcoffeeinhandthathesaidAllthenice-lookingexpensivecupshavebeentakenup85leavebehindtheplainandcheapones.ActuallythecupitselfaddsnoqualitytothecoffeE.86allofyoureallywantiscoffeenotthecup.Youconsciouslywentforthebestcups87thenyoubeganeyeingothers’cups.NowconsiderthisLifeisthecoffee;thejobsmoneyandpositioninsocietyarethecups88arejusttoolstoholdandcontainlifE.Thetypeofcupwehavedoesnotchangethequalityoflife.Ifweconcentrateonly89thecupswefailtoenjoythecoffeE.I90truehopethatyouwillneverletthecupsdriveyou...enjoythecoffeeinsteaD.
71spendtoomuchtimeonlinecanincreaseyourriskofcatching72coldorfluscientistshavewarneD.ThosewithgreaterlevelsofInternetaddictionare73likelytogiveintoillnessthanthosewhospendfewerhoursonlinE.Researchersbelievethereasonlies74thefactthatpeoplewithanInternetaddictionaremorelonelyandasaresulthave75weakimmune免疫systems.Theysaidthelackofinteractionwithotherpeopleandlesstimespentoutsideexposing76themtogerms细菌playedarolE.Alsorecentstudies77findpeoplewhospendmoretimeonlineexperiencegreatersleepproblemhave78badeatinghabitsdolessexerciseandtendtosmokeanddrinkmorealcohol.These79behavecanharmtheirimmunesystemandincreasechancesofgettingdiseases.ProfessorPhilReadsaidWefoundthattheimpactoftheInternetonpeople'shealthwasindependentofotherfactorslikedepressionsleepproblemandloneliness80areassociatedwithhighlevelsofInternetuseandalsowithpoorhealth.
WhenIwasthirteenmyparentsandIvisitedaneyedoctor.Aftertheexamination__61__doctorsaidwithcoldnessthatIhadaneyediseasE.Ihadinheritedit__62__mybrother’seyesseemedtobefinE.Fifteenyearsafterthatmyfatherbegantolose__63__sightandIdidtoo.Ifixedallmyattention__64__theeffectsofmyowndarkness.Myworldseemed__65__breakdownanditdestroyedallmydreams.__66__Ilearntnewthingsfrommyfather.TwentyyearslaterIlookbackatwhathehasgivenmE.Hetaughtmethedeterminationtomoveforward__67__facingdifficulties.Hisjourneytaughtmevaluablelessonsformyownpathinthedarkness.HehadheldontohisfaithandmovedfromhiscomfortablehometowntothisunknownlanD.IdidthesameasIsteppedintothestrange_68__sightworlD.LaterIgainedconfidenceandlearnedthelanguageofthankfulness.Withgreatappreciationformyfather’sexampleIlearnedthepowerfulcombinationoffaithandinsistenceand__69__performmyowndifferentroles.Luckily__70__Iinheritedfrommyfatherhelpedmeseemylifedifferently.
Americanslovepets.InAmericathereare61familieswithpetsthanthosewithchildren.62iscommonthatU.S.homeshavesomesortsofpetssuchasmonkeyssnakesandevenwolves.ButAmericans’all-timefavoritesarecatsanddogsbecausedogscanoffer63protectfromthievesandunwelcomevisitorsandcatscanhelpgetridofthehomeunwantedpests.Beneathkeepingpetstherelies64basicAmericanbelief:Petshavearighttobetreatedwell.InHoustonTexasdogscanhavetheirdinner65delivertotheirhomesjustlikepizzA.Petscanevengowiththeirownersonvacation.Besidesatleast75animalwelfareorganizationsexistinAmerica66canprovidecareandadoptionservicesfor67homeandill-treatedanimals.68payforthehigh-techhealthcarepeoplecanbuyhealthinsurancefortheirpets.PetsareasbasictoAmericanculture69hotdogsorapplepiE.Bynowresearchers70discoverthatinteractingwithanimalslowersaperson’sbloodpressurE.Petsevenencouragesocialrelationships:Theygivetheirownersanappearanceoffriendlinessandtheyprovideagoodtopicofconversation.
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