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Inthe1840stheMormons摩门教信徒whoareareligiousgrouptravelledwestsearchingforanewhome.ManyMormonslivedinthestateofIllinoisbuttheyhadbeenbadlytreatedandfinallywereforcedtoleave.AstheMormonstravelledthroughthedeserttheybecamediscouraged.Thentheysawastrangetree.Thetree’sbranchesstretchedoutlikearms.TheMormonsthoughtthetreelookedlikeJoshuaaherofromtheBible.TheMormonsthoughtthearmsofthetreeweretellingthemtocontinueontheirway;sotheydid.TheyfoundanewhomeinwhatisnowthestateofUtah.InUtahtheysawtreesliketheoneinthedesert.TheycalledthemJoshuatrees.TheJoshuatreewasveryuseful.TheNativeAmericansoftheWestusedalmostallitsparts.Theyatenotonlythefruitofthetreebutalsoitsseedsandwhiteblossoms.Theyuseditsleavesforshoes.Fromitsrootstheymadebasketsandgotcoloursfortheirclothes.SettlersintheWestusedtheJoshuatreeforfirewoodandfences.Unfortunatelytheyoftenneededtocutdownthetrees.Someofthetreeswereastallas50feet15.6metres.Thesetreeswere700or800yearsold.TheJoshuatreegrowsveryslowly.Itgrowsonlyaboutoneinch2.54centimetresayear.Bythebeginningofthe1900smostJoshuatreeshadbeencutdown.Peopleweresadthatthisstrangetreehadalmostdisappeared.In1936theJoshuaTreeNationalParkwasestablishedinCalifornia.IthasmanykindsofinterestingdesertplantsincludingofcoursemanyJoshuatrees.NoneoftheseJoshuatreesare50feet.Butperhapssomedaytheywillbe.Whichofthefollowingistrueaccordingtothispassage______.
DearJose YouhaveaskedmeforsuggestionsonhowtogetalongintheUnitedStates.ItisdifficulttogiveadvicebutIhavefoundthefollowing"do’s"and"don’ts"helpful. Asaruleitisn’teasytofindanyoneto21inabigcity.Howeverherearesomesuggestions.22getorborrow23!Walkhimseveraltimesaday!Americanslovedogsandusuallystop24toanyonewithadog.25trytoeatinacafeteria.Peoplegenerally26thesametablesandwillsometimestalktoyou27theyseethatyouarea28.Nexttakeyourdirtyclothestoalaundry!Ittakesaboutanhourtowashanddryandmanypeoplebecomekindthere.Theyoftenpassthetimetalkingtotheothercustomers.29askforinformationfromawomanifyouareamanandfromamanifyouareawoman!Itseemstoget30resultsforareasonIcan’tunderstand.Learnthe31"Please""Thankyou"and"You’rewelcome"beforeyoucomeandusethemallthetime!Theyusuallyworklikemagic. Therearesomethingsyou32.Don’ttellthetruthwhenpeopleask"Howareyou"Theyonly33theanswertobe"Fine."Neveraskpeopletheir34—especiallywoman!Everyonewantstobeyoung.Don’ttellheavypeopletheyare35.Tellthemtheyarelosingweight.Everyoneherewantstobethin.Don’tbelateforappointment!Whensomeonesayssixo’clockbesuretobetherebysix.Americansrespecttimeandexpecteveryonetobe"ontime". Abovealldon’tworry!Justfollowmyadviceandbringalotofmoneyandyouwillgetalong.IhopeIhavebeenofsomehelptoyou. Cordiallyyours John 29
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DearJose YouhaveaskedmeforsuggestionsonhowtogetalongintheUnitedStates.ItisdifficulttogiveadvicebutIhavefoundthefollowing"do’s"and"don’ts"helpful. Asaruleitisn’teasytofindanyoneto21inabigcity.Howeverherearesomesuggestions.22getorborrow23!Walkhimseveraltimesaday!Americanslovedogsandusuallystop24toanyonewithadog.25trytoeatinacafeteria.Peoplegenerally26thesametablesandwillsometimestalktoyou27theyseethatyouarea28.Nexttakeyourdirtyclothestoalaundry!Ittakesaboutanhourtowashanddryandmanypeoplebecomekindthere.Theyoftenpassthetimetalkingtotheothercustomers.29askforinformationfromawomanifyouareamanandfromamanifyouareawoman!Itseemstoget30resultsforareasonIcan’tunderstand.Learnthe31"Please""Thankyou"and"You’rewelcome"beforeyoucomeandusethemallthetime!Theyusuallyworklikemagic. Therearesomethingsyou32.Don’ttellthetruthwhenpeopleask"Howareyou"Theyonly33theanswertobe"Fine."Neveraskpeopletheir34—especiallywoman!Everyonewantstobeyoung.Don’ttellheavypeopletheyare35.Tellthemtheyarelosingweight.Everyoneherewantstobethin.Don’tbelateforappointment!Whensomeonesayssixo’clockbesuretobetherebysix.Americansrespecttimeandexpecteveryonetobe"ontime". Abovealldon’tworry!Justfollowmyadviceandbringalotofmoneyandyouwillgetalong.IhopeIhavebeenofsomehelptoyou. Cordiallyyours John 23
Nearlyallspeedreadingcourseshaveapacingelement—sometimingdevicewhichletsthestudentknowhowmanywordsaminuteheisreading.Youcandothissimplybylookingatyourwatchevery5or10minutesandnotingclownthepagenumberyouhavereached.Checktheaveragenumberofwordsperpagefortheparticularbookyouarereading.Howdoyouknowwhen5minuteshaspassedonyourwatchifyouarebusyreadingthebookWellthisisdifficultatfirst.Afriendcanhelpbytimingyouoverasetperiodoryoucanreadwithinhearingdistanceofapublicclockwhichstrikesthequarterhours.Paceyourselfeverythreeorfourdaysalwayswiththesamekindofeasygeneralinterestbooks.Youshouldsoonnoticeyouraccustomedw.p.m.ratecreepingup.Obviouslythereislittlepointinincreasingyourw.p.m.rateifyoudonotunderstandwhatyouarereading.Whenyouareconsciouslytryingtoincreaseyourreadingspeedstopaftereverychapterifyouarereadinganoveloreverysectionorgroupoftenortwelvepagesifitisatext-bookandaskyourselfafewquestionsaboutwhatyouhavebeenreading.Ifyoufindyouhavelostthethreadofthestoryoryoucannotrememberdearlythedetailsofwhatwassaidrereadthesectionorchapter.Youcanalsotrylightningspeedexercisefromtimetotime.Takefourorfivepagesofthegeneralinterestbookyouhappentobereadingandreadthemasfastasyoupossiblycan.Donotbotheraboutwhetheryouunderstandornot.Nowgobackandreadthematwhatyoufeeltobeyournormalw.p.m.ratetherateatwhichyoucancomfortablyunderstand.Afteralightningspeedreadingthroughprobably600w.p.m.youwillusuallyfindthatyournormalspeedhasincreased—perhapsbyasmuchas50-100w.p.m.Thisisthetechniquesportsmenusewhentheyusuallyrunfurtherintrainingthantheywillhavetoonthedayofthebigrace.Thebesttitleforthispassagewouldbe______.
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Itwaspossibletodefinemaleandfemaleroleseasilybythedivisionoflabour.Menworkedoutsidethehomeandearnedtheincometoraisetheirfamilies.Whilewomencookedthemealstherewasnotmuchopportunityformenorwomentoexchangetheirroles.Butbythemiddleofthiscenturymen’sandwomen’sroleswerebecominglessfirmlyfixed.Inthe1950seconomicandsocialsuccesswastheaimofthetypicalAmerican.Butinthe1960sanewforcecalledthecounterculture反主流文化developed.Thepeopleinvolvedinthismovementdidnotvaluethemiddle-classAmericangoals.Thecounterculturepresentedmenandwomenwithnewrolechoices.Takingmoreinterestinchildcaremenbegantosharechild-raisingtaskswiththeirwives.Actuallysomeyoungmenandwomenmovedtocommunalhomesorfarmswheretheeconomicandchildcareresponsibilitiesweresharedequallybybothsexes.InadditionmanyAmericansdidnotvaluethetraditionalmaleroleofsoldier.SomeyoungmenrefusedtobedraftedassoldierstofightinthewarinVietnam.Intermsofnumbersthecounterculturewasnotaverylargegroupsofpeople.ButitsinfluencespreadtomanypartsofAmericansociety.Workingmenofallclassesbegantochangetheireconomicandsocialpatterns.Industrialworkersandbusinessexecutivesalikecutdownonovertimeworksothattheycouldspendmoreleisuretimewiththeirfamilies.Somedoctorslawyersandteachersturnedawayfromhighpayingsituationstopracticetheirprofessionsinpoorerneighborhoods.Inthe1970sthefeministmovementorwomen’sliberationproducedadditionaleconomicandsocialchanges.Womenofallagesandatalllevelsofsocietywereenteringtheworkforceingreaternumbers.Mostofthemstilltooktraditionalwomen’sjobssuchaspublicschoolteachingnursingandsecretarialwork.Butsomewomenbegantoentertraditionallymaleoccupations:policeworkbankingdentistryandconstructionwork.Womenwereaskingforequalworkandequalopportunitiesforpromotion.Todaytheexpertsgenerallyagreethatimportantchangesaretakingplaceintherolesofmenandwomen.Naturallytherearedifficultiesinadjustingtothesechanges.Inthepassagetheauthorsuggeststhatthecounterculture______.
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Inthe1840stheMormons摩门教信徒whoareareligiousgrouptravelledwestsearchingforanewhome.ManyMormonslivedinthestateofIllinoisbuttheyhadbeenbadlytreatedandfinallywereforcedtoleave.AstheMormonstravelledthroughthedeserttheybecamediscouraged.Thentheysawastrangetree.Thetree’sbranchesstretchedoutlikearms.TheMormonsthoughtthetreelookedlikeJoshuaaherofromtheBible.TheMormonsthoughtthearmsofthetreeweretellingthemtocontinueontheirway;sotheydid.TheyfoundanewhomeinwhatisnowthestateofUtah.InUtahtheysawtreesliketheoneinthedesert.TheycalledthemJoshuatrees.TheJoshuatreewasveryuseful.TheNativeAmericansoftheWestusedalmostallitsparts.Theyatenotonlythefruitofthetreebutalsoitsseedsandwhiteblossoms.Theyuseditsleavesforshoes.Fromitsrootstheymadebasketsandgotcoloursfortheirclothes.SettlersintheWestusedtheJoshuatreeforfirewoodandfences.Unfortunatelytheyoftenneededtocutdownthetrees.Someofthetreeswereastallas50feet15.6metres.Thesetreeswere700or800yearsold.TheJoshuatreegrowsveryslowly.Itgrowsonlyaboutoneinch2.54centimetresayear.Bythebeginningofthe1900smostJoshuatreeshadbeencutdown.Peopleweresadthatthisstrangetreehadalmostdisappeared.In1936theJoshuaTreeNationalParkwasestablishedinCalifornia.IthasmanykindsofinterestingdesertplantsincludingofcoursemanyJoshuatrees.NoneoftheseJoshuatreesare50feet.Butperhapssomedaytheywillbe.InthethirtiesoftwentiethcenturypeopleestablishedtheJoshuaTreeNationalParkinorderto______.
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AlthoughtheremaybethousandsofdifferentkindsofjobsasIseeittherearebasicallyonlytwokindsofwork.Oneisthesortthatinthemainisdoneforitsownsake.Ithaslittletodowithbossesorclerksorwagesanditusuallyprovesrewardinginitself.Theothersortisnormallydoneinreturnforaweeklywagesinfactoriesonbuildingsitesordowninmines.Aresearchscientistmayfindhisincomequitealotfordoingwhathewoulddoanywayevenifhewererich.Othersgrumble.ButcouldyoufindsuchapersonwhohasnevergrumbledallhislifeTheworstthingsofallishavingajobwheretherearenoconsolationswhatever.AfactoryworkersaysForeighthoursadayfivedaysaweek.I’mtheexceptiontotherule.Thatlifecan’texistinavacuum.WorktomeisagreatlossandIbegrude吝啬everypreciousminuteofmytimethatittakes.AnothermansaysIhavelittleotherinterestinthejobthangettingmoneyonFridayandgettingoutofthebuildingasfastasIcan.AnofficeclerkmaysayAnofficeclerkproducesnothing.Herunsapaperchasewhichgoesonfromyeartoyearandseemscompletelypointless.HowcantherebeanythingbutboredominitforhimAnadvertisingcopy-writerguiltyofearningsomuchjustforwritingtheadssaysEverytimeI’maskedtowritethelableforatinofbeansIfeelabsurd.AndeverytimemychequearrivesI’mglad.I’mnotaslittleasthegirlwhoworksthemachinethatputsthebeaninthetin.WhatareweworkingforanywayMoney.Nothingelse.Ifyourworkisnotwhatyoufancyifyouhavenointerestinitthentheworkisabore.Don’tyouagreeThewriterthinksthatmostunsatisfactoryuninterestingjobs______.
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AlthoughtheremaybethousandsofdifferentkindsofjobsasIseeittherearebasicallyonlytwokindsofwork.Oneisthesortthatinthemainisdoneforitsownsake.Ithaslittletodowithbossesorclerksorwagesanditusuallyprovesrewardinginitself.Theothersortisnormallydoneinreturnforaweeklywagesinfactoriesonbuildingsitesordowninmines.Aresearchscientistmayfindhisincomequitealotfordoingwhathewoulddoanywayevenifhewererich.Othersgrumble.ButcouldyoufindsuchapersonwhohasnevergrumbledallhislifeTheworstthingsofallishavingajobwheretherearenoconsolationswhatever.AfactoryworkersaysForeighthoursadayfivedaysaweek.I’mtheexceptiontotherule.Thatlifecan’texistinavacuum.WorktomeisagreatlossandIbegrude吝啬everypreciousminuteofmytimethatittakes.AnothermansaysIhavelittleotherinterestinthejobthangettingmoneyonFridayandgettingoutofthebuildingasfastasIcan.AnofficeclerkmaysayAnofficeclerkproducesnothing.Herunsapaperchasewhichgoesonfromyeartoyearandseemscompletelypointless.HowcantherebeanythingbutboredominitforhimAnadvertisingcopy-writerguiltyofearningsomuchjustforwritingtheadssaysEverytimeI’maskedtowritethelableforatinofbeansIfeelabsurd.AndeverytimemychequearrivesI’mglad.I’mnotaslittleasthegirlwhoworksthemachinethatputsthebeaninthetin.WhatareweworkingforanywayMoney.Nothingelse.Ifyourworkisnotwhatyoufancyifyouhavenointerestinitthentheworkisabore.Don’tyouagreeTheadvertisingman______.
Nearlyallspeedreadingcourseshaveapacingelement—sometimingdevicewhichletsthestudentknowhowmanywordsaminuteheisreading.Youcandothissimplybylookingatyourwatchevery5or10minutesandnotingclownthepagenumberyouhavereached.Checktheaveragenumberofwordsperpagefortheparticularbookyouarereading.Howdoyouknowwhen5minuteshaspassedonyourwatchifyouarebusyreadingthebookWellthisisdifficultatfirst.Afriendcanhelpbytimingyouoverasetperiodoryoucanreadwithinhearingdistanceofapublicclockwhichstrikesthequarterhours.Paceyourselfeverythreeorfourdaysalwayswiththesamekindofeasygeneralinterestbooks.Youshouldsoonnoticeyouraccustomedw.p.m.ratecreepingup.Obviouslythereislittlepointinincreasingyourw.p.m.rateifyoudonotunderstandwhatyouarereading.Whenyouareconsciouslytryingtoincreaseyourreadingspeedstopaftereverychapterifyouarereadinganoveloreverysectionorgroupoftenortwelvepagesifitisatext-bookandaskyourselfafewquestionsaboutwhatyouhavebeenreading.Ifyoufindyouhavelostthethreadofthestoryoryoucannotrememberdearlythedetailsofwhatwassaidrereadthesectionorchapter.Youcanalsotrylightningspeedexercisefromtimetotime.Takefourorfivepagesofthegeneralinterestbookyouhappentobereadingandreadthemasfastasyoupossiblycan.Donotbotheraboutwhetheryouunderstandornot.Nowgobackandreadthematwhatyoufeeltobeyournormalw.p.m.ratetherateatwhichyoucancomfortablyunderstand.Afteralightningspeedreadingthroughprobably600w.p.m.youwillusuallyfindthatyournormalspeedhasincreased—perhapsbyasmuchas50-100w.p.m.Thisisthetechniquesportsmenusewhentheyusuallyrunfurtherintrainingthantheywillhavetoonthedayofthebigrace.Accordingtothepassageapacingdevice______.
Nearlyallspeedreadingcourseshaveapacingelement—sometimingdevicewhichletsthestudentknowhowmanywordsaminuteheisreading.Youcandothissimplybylookingatyourwatchevery5or10minutesandnotingclownthepagenumberyouhavereached.Checktheaveragenumberofwordsperpagefortheparticularbookyouarereading.Howdoyouknowwhen5minuteshaspassedonyourwatchifyouarebusyreadingthebookWellthisisdifficultatfirst.Afriendcanhelpbytimingyouoverasetperiodoryoucanreadwithinhearingdistanceofapublicclockwhichstrikesthequarterhours.Paceyourselfeverythreeorfourdaysalwayswiththesamekindofeasygeneralinterestbooks.Youshouldsoonnoticeyouraccustomedw.p.m.ratecreepingup.Obviouslythereislittlepointinincreasingyourw.p.m.rateifyoudonotunderstandwhatyouarereading.Whenyouareconsciouslytryingtoincreaseyourreadingspeedstopaftereverychapterifyouarereadinganoveloreverysectionorgroupoftenortwelvepagesifitisatext-bookandaskyourselfafewquestionsaboutwhatyouhavebeenreading.Ifyoufindyouhavelostthethreadofthestoryoryoucannotrememberdearlythedetailsofwhatwassaidrereadthesectionorchapter.Youcanalsotrylightningspeedexercisefromtimetotime.Takefourorfivepagesofthegeneralinterestbookyouhappentobereadingandreadthemasfastasyoupossiblycan.Donotbotheraboutwhetheryouunderstandornot.Nowgobackandreadthematwhatyoufeeltobeyournormalw.p.m.ratetherateatwhichyoucancomfortablyunderstand.Afteralightningspeedreadingthroughprobably600w.p.m.youwillusuallyfindthatyournormalspeedhasincreased—perhapsbyasmuchas50-100w.p.m.Thisisthetechniquesportsmenusewhentheyusuallyrunfurtherintrainingthantheywillhavetoonthedayofthebigrace.Whenyouarereadinganovelyoushouldcheckyourunderstandingofthecontentafter______.
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