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People fishing on a lake must wait calmly so as not to scare the fish away.
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{{*HTML*}}WorkingMothers??Carefullyconductedresearchesthathavefollowedthechildrenofworkingmothershavenotbeenabletoshowanylong-termproblemscomparedwithchildrenwhosemothersstayedathome.Mypersonal?51?isthatmothersshouldbeallowedtoworkiftheywish.Whetherwelikeitornottherearea?52?ofmotherswhojusthavetowork.Therearethosewhohaveinvestedsuchabigpartoftheirlivesinestablishingacareerthattheycannot?53?toseeitlost.Thentherearemanywhomustworkoutofpureeconomic?54?.Manymothersarenot?55?outtobefull-timeparents.Afterafewmonthsathomewithamuchlovedinfanttheyfeeltrappedandisolated.??Thereareanumberofoptionswhenit?56?tochoosingchildcare.TheserangefromchildmindersandnanniesthroughtoGrannyorthekindlady?57?thestreet.?58?howevermanyparentsdon’thaveanychoicetheyhavetoacceptanythingtheycanget.Beprepared!No?59?howgoodthechildcaremaybesomechildrenaregoingtoprotestwildlyiftheyareleft.Thisisa?60?normalstageofchilddevelopment.BabiesseparatewellinthefirstsixmonthsbutsoonafterthattheystarttogetacrushonMumandclosefamily?61?Makesurethatinthefirstweekyouallow?62?timetohelpyourchildsettlein.??Allchildrenaredifferent.Someareindependentwhileothersaremore?63?totheirmothers.Rememberthatifyouwantto?64．thebestforyourchildrenit’snotthequantityoftimeyouspendwiththemit’sthe?65．thatmatters.
{{*HTML*}}WorkingMothers??Carefullyconductedresearchesthathavefollowedthechildrenofworkingmothershavenotbeenabletoshowanylong-termproblemscomparedwithchildrenwhosemothersstayedathome.Mypersonal?51?isthatmothersshouldbeallowedtoworkiftheywish.Whetherwelikeitornottherearea?52?ofmotherswhojusthavetowork.Therearethosewhohaveinvestedsuchabigpartoftheirlivesinestablishingacareerthattheycannot?53?toseeitlost.Thentherearemanywhomustworkoutofpureeconomic?54?.Manymothersarenot?55?outtobefull-timeparents.Afterafewmonthsathomewithamuchlovedinfanttheyfeeltrappedandisolated.??Thereareanumberofoptionswhenit?56?tochoosingchildcare.TheserangefromchildmindersandnanniesthroughtoGrannyorthekindlady?57?thestreet.?58?howevermanyparentsdon’thaveanychoicetheyhavetoacceptanythingtheycanget.Beprepared!No?59?howgoodthechildcaremaybesomechildrenaregoingtoprotestwildlyiftheyareleft.Thisisa?60?normalstageofchilddevelopment.BabiesseparatewellinthefirstsixmonthsbutsoonafterthattheystarttogetacrushonMumandclosefamily?61?Makesurethatinthefirstweekyouallow?62?timetohelpyourchildsettlein.??Allchildrenaredifferent.Someareindependentwhileothersaremore?63?totheirmothers.Rememberthatifyouwantto?64．thebestforyourchildrenit’snotthequantityoftimeyouspendwiththemit’sthe?65．thatmatters.
{{*HTML*}}TheEnormousEgg??Dr.Ziemerarrivedwhilewewerestillstaringatthethinginthenest.Hejumpedouthiscarandcamerunningouttointhebackyard.Hewaswearingaredcoatoverhispajamasandhelookedprettyexcited.??Heranuptothenestandlookedin.Hiseyesopenedupwideandhekneltdownonthegroundandstaredandstared.AfterlongwhilehesaidsoftlyThat’sit.ByGeorgethat’sjustwhatitis.ThenhestaredforanotherlongtimeandfinallyheshookhisheadandsaidItcan’tbetruebutthereitis.??Hegotupoffhiskneesandlookedaroundatus.Hiseyeswerejustsparkinghewassoexcited.HeputhishandonmyshoulderandIcouldfeelhewasquivering.Anamazingthing’shappenedhesaidinakindofwhisper.Idon’tknowhowtoaccountforit.Itmustbesomesortoffreakbiologicalmix-upthatmighthappenonceathousandyears.??Butwhatisit?Iasked.??Dr.Ziemerturnedandpointedatremblingfingeratthenest.Believeitornotyoupeoplehavehatchedoutadinosaur.恐龙??Wejustlookedathim.??Soundsincredible.IknowhesaidandIcan’texplainitbutthereitis.I’veseentoomanyTriceratops三角恐龙skullstobemistakenaboutthisone.??But-buthowcoulditbeadinosaur?Popasked.??Goodnessgracious!Momspluttered.Andrighthereinourbackyard.Itdoesn’tseemhardlyright.AndonaSundaytoo.??CynthiawasprettyinterestedbynowandkeptpeckingintothenestandmakingfacesthewayshedidwhenPopbroughtabowloffrogs’legsintothekitchenonetime.Iguessgirlsjustnaturallydon’tlikecrawlythingstoomuch.TotellthetruthIdon’teithersometimesbutthisthingthathadjusthatchedoutlookedkindofcutetome.MaybethatwasbecauseIhadtakencareoftheeggsolong.Ifeltasifthelittledinosaurwasalmostoneofthefamily.??Westoodaroundforalongwhilelookingatthestrangenewthingonthenesttryingtolettheideasoakinthatwehadadinosaur.AfterDr.ZiemercalmeddownalittleheandPoptightenedupthechickenwiretomakesurethelittleanimalwasn’tgoingtocrawlout.Dr.Ziemerwatchedifperhapssheoughtnottobetakenoutbeforeshewentoutofhermind.Popfiguredthatitmightbeagoodideaandhepickedherupandcutheroutsidethepen.Sheactedalittledazedatfirstbutprettysoonshefollowedtheotherhensandbeganpen.Sheactedalittledazedatfirstbutprettysoonshefollowedtheotherhensandbeganscratchingforwormsliketherestofthem.TheEnormousEggisaseriousstory.
{{*HTML*}}WorkingMothers??Carefullyconductedresearchesthathavefollowedthechildrenofworkingmothershavenotbeenabletoshowanylong-termproblemscomparedwithchildrenwhosemothersstayedathome.Mypersonal?51?isthatmothersshouldbeallowedtoworkiftheywish.Whetherwelikeitornottherearea?52?ofmotherswhojusthavetowork.Therearethosewhohaveinvestedsuchabigpartoftheirlivesinestablishingacareerthattheycannot?53?toseeitlost.Thentherearemanywhomustworkoutofpureeconomic?54?.Manymothersarenot?55?outtobefull-timeparents.Afterafewmonthsathomewithamuchlovedinfanttheyfeeltrappedandisolated.??Thereareanumberofoptionswhenit?56?tochoosingchildcare.TheserangefromchildmindersandnanniesthroughtoGrannyorthekindlady?57?thestreet.?58?howevermanyparentsdon’thaveanychoicetheyhavetoacceptanythingtheycanget.Beprepared!No?59?howgoodthechildcaremaybesomechildrenaregoingtoprotestwildlyiftheyareleft.Thisisa?60?normalstageofchilddevelopment.BabiesseparatewellinthefirstsixmonthsbutsoonafterthattheystarttogetacrushonMumandclosefamily?61?Makesurethatinthefirstweekyouallow?62?timetohelpyourchildsettlein.??Allchildrenaredifferent.Someareindependentwhileothersaremore?63?totheirmothers.Rememberthatifyouwantto?64．thebestforyourchildrenit’snotthequantityoftimeyouspendwiththemit’sthe?65．thatmatters.
{{*HTML*}}WorkingMothers??Carefullyconductedresearchesthathavefollowedthechildrenofworkingmothershavenotbeenabletoshowanylong-termproblemscomparedwithchildrenwhosemothersstayedathome.Mypersonal?51?isthatmothersshouldbeallowedtoworkiftheywish.Whetherwelikeitornottherearea?52?ofmotherswhojusthavetowork.Therearethosewhohaveinvestedsuchabigpartoftheirlivesinestablishingacareerthattheycannot?53?toseeitlost.Thentherearemanywhomustworkoutofpureeconomic?54?.Manymothersarenot?55?outtobefull-timeparents.Afterafewmonthsathomewithamuchlovedinfanttheyfeeltrappedandisolated.??Thereareanumberofoptionswhenit?56?tochoosingchildcare.TheserangefromchildmindersandnanniesthroughtoGrannyorthekindlady?57?thestreet.?58?howevermanyparentsdon’thaveanychoicetheyhavetoacceptanythingtheycanget.Beprepared!No?59?howgoodthechildcaremaybesomechildrenaregoingtoprotestwildlyiftheyareleft.Thisisa?60?normalstageofchilddevelopment.BabiesseparatewellinthefirstsixmonthsbutsoonafterthattheystarttogetacrushonMumandclosefamily?61?Makesurethatinthefirstweekyouallow?62?timetohelpyourchildsettlein.??Allchildrenaredifferent.Someareindependentwhileothersaremore?63?totheirmothers.Rememberthatifyouwantto?64．thebestforyourchildrenit’snotthequantityoftimeyouspendwiththemit’sthe?65．thatmatters.
{{*HTML*}}TheEnormousEgg??Dr.Ziemerarrivedwhilewewerestillstaringatthethinginthenest.Hejumpedouthiscarandcamerunningouttointhebackyard.Hewaswearingaredcoatoverhispajamasandhelookedprettyexcited.??Heranuptothenestandlookedin.Hiseyesopenedupwideandhekneltdownonthegroundandstaredandstared.AfterlongwhilehesaidsoftlyThat’sit.ByGeorgethat’sjustwhatitis.ThenhestaredforanotherlongtimeandfinallyheshookhisheadandsaidItcan’tbetruebutthereitis.??Hegotupoffhiskneesandlookedaroundatus.Hiseyeswerejustsparkinghewassoexcited.HeputhishandonmyshoulderandIcouldfeelhewasquivering.Anamazingthing’shappenedhesaidinakindofwhisper.Idon’tknowhowtoaccountforit.Itmustbesomesortoffreakbiologicalmix-upthatmighthappenonceathousandyears.??Butwhatisit?Iasked.??Dr.Ziemerturnedandpointedatremblingfingeratthenest.Believeitornotyoupeoplehavehatchedoutadinosaur.恐龙??Wejustlookedathim.??Soundsincredible.IknowhesaidandIcan’texplainitbutthereitis.I’veseentoomanyTriceratops三角恐龙skullstobemistakenaboutthisone.??But-buthowcoulditbeadinosaur?Popasked.??Goodnessgracious!Momspluttered.Andrighthereinourbackyard.Itdoesn’tseemhardlyright.AndonaSundaytoo.??CynthiawasprettyinterestedbynowandkeptpeckingintothenestandmakingfacesthewayshedidwhenPopbroughtabowloffrogs’legsintothekitchenonetime.Iguessgirlsjustnaturallydon’tlikecrawlythingstoomuch.TotellthetruthIdon’teithersometimesbutthisthingthathadjusthatchedoutlookedkindofcutetome.MaybethatwasbecauseIhadtakencareoftheeggsolong.Ifeltasifthelittledinosaurwasalmostoneofthefamily.??Westoodaroundforalongwhilelookingatthestrangenewthingonthenesttryingtolettheideasoakinthatwehadadinosaur.AfterDr.ZiemercalmeddownalittleheandPoptightenedupthechickenwiretomakesurethelittleanimalwasn’tgoingtocrawlout.Dr.Ziemerwatchedifperhapssheoughtnottobetakenoutbeforeshewentoutofhermind.Popfiguredthatitmightbeagoodideaandhepickedherupandcutheroutsidethepen.Sheactedalittledazedatfirstbutprettysoonshefollowedtheotherhensandbeganpen.Sheactedalittledazedatfirstbutprettysoonshefollowedtheotherhensandbeganscratchingforwormsliketherestofthem.Dr.Ziemerhadwenttohospitalbeforehearrived.
{{*HTML*}}BlastsfromthePast??1?Volcanoesweredestructiveinancienthistory.Notbecausetheywerebiggerbutbecausethecarbondioxidetheyreleasedwipedoutlifewithgreaterease.??2?PaulWignallfromtheUniversityofLeedswasinvestigatingthelinkbetweenvolcaniceruptionsandmassextinctions.Notallvolcaniceruptionskilledofflargenumberofanimalsbutallthemassextinctioncoverthepast300millionyearscoincidedwithhugeformationsofvolcanicrock.Tohissurprisetheolderthemassivevolcaniceruptionswerethemoredamagetheyseemedtodo.??3?Wignallcalculatedthekillingefficiencyforthesevolcanoesbycomparingtheproportionoflifetheykilledoffwiththevolumeoflavathattheyproduced.Hefoundthatsizeforsizeoldereruptionswereatleast10timesaseffectiveatwipingoutlifeastheirmorerecentrivals.??4?ThePermianextinctionforexamplewhichhappened250millionyearsagoismarkedbyfloodsofvolcanicrockinSiberiathatcoveranarearoughlythesizeofwesternEurope.Thosevolcanoesarethoughttohavepumpedoutabout10gigatonnesofcarbonascarbondioxide.Theglobalwarmingthatfollowedwipedout80percentofallmarinegeneraatthetimeandittook5millionyearsfortheplanettorecover.??5?Yet60millionyearsagointhelatePalaeocenetherewasanotherhugeamountofvolcanicactivityandglobalwarmingbutnomassextinction.Someanimalsdiddisappearbutthingsreturnedtonormalwithintenthousandsofyears.ThemostrecentoneshardlyhaveaneffectatallWignallsays.HeignoredtheextinctionwhichwipedoutthedinosaursattheendoftheCretaceous265millionyearsagobecausemanyscientistsbelieveitwasprimarilycausedbytheimpactofanasteroid.??6?WignallthinksthatoldervolcanoeshadmorekillingpowerbecausemorerecentlifeformswerebetteradaptedtodealingwithincreasedlevelsofCO2.Oceanchemistrymayalsohaveplayedarole.Asthesupercontinentsbrokeupandexposedmorecoastlinetheremayhavebeenmoreweatheringofsilicarocks.ThiswouldhaveencouragedthegrowthofphytoplanktonintheoceansincreasingtheamountofCO2absorbedfromtheatmosphere.??7?VincentCourtillot?directoroftheParisGeophysicalInstituteinFrancesaysthatWignall’sideaisprovocative.Buthesaysitisincrediblyhardtodothesesortsofcalculations.Hepointsoutthatthekillingpowerofvolcaniceruptionsdependsonhowlongtheylasted.Anditisimpossibletotellwhetherthehugeblastslastedforthousandsormillionsofyears.??8?Courtillotalsoaddsthatitisdifficulttoestimatehowmuchlavaprehistoricvolcanoesproducedandthatlavavolumemaynotnecessarilycorrespondtocarbondioxideorsulphurdioxideemissions.A．KillingPowerofAncientVolcanicEruptionsB．AssociationofMassExtinctionswithVolcanicC．CalculationoftheKillingPowerofOlderEruptionsD．AMassExtinctionE．VolcanicEruptionsThatCausedNoMassExtinctionF．AccountingfortheKillingPowerofOlderEruptionsParagraph3______.
{{*HTML*}}OseolaMcCarty??LATEONESUNDAYAFTERNOONinSeptember1999OseolaMcCartyanelderlycleaningladypassedawayinthelittlewoodenframehousewhereshehadlivedandworkedmostofherlife.Itmayseemlikeanordinaryendtoahumblelifebuttherewassomethingquiteexceptionalaboutthiswoman.??Inthesummerof1995MeCartygave$150000mostofthemoneyshehadsavedthroughoutherlifetotheUniversityofSouthernMississippiinherhometown.ThemoneywastohelpotherAfricanAmericansthroughuniversity.Shehadstartedhersavingshabitasayoungchildwhenshewouldreturnfromschooltocleanandironformoneywhichshewouldthensave.??Sheledasimplefrugalexistenceneverspendingonanythingbuthermostbasicneeds.Herbankalsoadvisedheroninvestingherhard-earnedsavings.??Whensheretiredshedecidedthatshewantedtousethemoneytogivechildrenoflimitedmeanstheopportunitytogotouniversity.Shehadwantedtobecomeanursebuthadtoleaveschooltolookafterillrelativesandwork.WhenaskedwhyshehadgivenherlifesavingsawaysherepliedI’mgivingitawaysothatchildrenwon’thavetoworksohardlikeIdid.Afternewsofherdonationhitthemediaover600donationsweremadetothescholarshipfund.OnewasgivenbymediaexecutiveTedTurnerwhoreputedlygaveabilliondollars.??Shedidn’twantanyfussmadeoverhergiftbutthenewsgotoutandshewasinvitedallovertheUnitedStatestotalktopeople.Wherevershewentpeoplewouldcomeuptohertosayafewwordsortojusttouchher.ShemettheordinaryandthefamousPresidentClintonincluded.InthelastfewyearsofherlifebeforeshediedofcancerMcCartywasgivenover300awardsshewashonouredbytheUnitedNationsandreceivedthePresidentialCitizen’sMedal.Despitehavingnorealeducationshefoundherselfwithtwohonorarydoctorates:onefromtheUniversityofSouthernMississippiandtheotherfromHarvardUniversity.Hergenerositywasclearlyaninspirationtomanyandproofthattrueselflessnessdoesexist.Shemanagedtosavesomuchmoneybecause______
{{*HTML*}}TheDangersofSecondhandSmoke??Mostpeopleknowthatcigarettesmokingisharmfultotheirhealth.Scientificresearchshowsthatitcausesmanykindsofdiseases.Infactmanypeoplewhosmokegetlungcancer.HoweverEdwardGilsonhaslungcancerandhehasneversmokedcigarettes.HeliveswithhiswifeEvelynwhohassmokedaboutapackofcigarettesadaythroughouttheirmarriage?46???NooneknowsforsurewhyMr.Gilsonhaslungcancer.Neverthelessdoctorsbelievethatsecondhandsmokemaycauselungcancerinpeoplewhodonotsmokebecausenonsmokersoftenbreatheinthesmokefromotherpeople’scigarettes.?47?TheUSEnvironmentalProtectionAgencyreportsthatabout23000peopledieintheUnitedStateseachyearasaresultofexposuretosecondhandsmoke.??Thesmokethatcomesfromalitcigarettecontainsmanydifferentpoisonouschemicals.Inthepastscientistsdodnotthinkthatthesechemicalscouldharmanonsmoker’shealth.?48?Theydiscoveredthatevennonsmokershadunhealthyamountsofthesetoxic有毒的chemicalsintheirbodies.?Asamatteroffactalmostallofusbreathetobaccosmokeattimeswhetherwerealizeitornot.Forexamplewecannotavoidsecondhandsmokeinrestaurantshotelsandotherpublicplaces.Eventhoughmanypublicplaceshavenonsmokingareassmokeflowsinfromtheareaswheresmokingispermitted.??Itisevenharderforchildrentoavoidsecondhandsmoke.?49?Researchshowsthatchildrenwhoareexposedtosecondhandsmokearesickmoreoftenthanchildrenwholiveinhomeswherenoonesmokesandthatthechildrenofsmokersaremorethantwiceaslikelytodeveloplungcancerwhentheyareadultsasarechildrenofnonsmokers.Theriskisevenhigherforchildrenwholiveinhomeswherebothparentssmoke.??Peoplearebecomingveryawareofthedangersofsecondhandsmoke.?50?A．Recentlythoughscientistschangedtheiropinionaftertheystudiedalargegroupofnonsmokers.B．TheGilsonshavebeenmarriedfor85years.C．Thissmokeiscalledsecondhandsmoke.D．Howeversecondhandsmokeisdangeroustoallpeopleoldoryoung.??E?Asaresulttheyhavepassedlawswhichprohibitpeoplefromsmokinginmanypublicplaces.??F?IntheUnitedStatesninemillionchildrenundertheageoffiveliveinhomeswithatleastonesmoker.
{{*HTML*}}TheEnormousEgg??Dr.Ziemerarrivedwhilewewerestillstaringatthethinginthenest.Hejumpedouthiscarandcamerunningouttointhebackyard.Hewaswearingaredcoatoverhispajamasandhelookedprettyexcited.??Heranuptothenestandlookedin.Hiseyesopenedupwideandhekneltdownonthegroundandstaredandstared.AfterlongwhilehesaidsoftlyThat’sit.ByGeorgethat’sjustwhatitis.ThenhestaredforanotherlongtimeandfinallyheshookhisheadandsaidItcan’tbetruebutthereitis.??Hegotupoffhiskneesandlookedaroundatus.Hiseyeswerejustsparkinghewassoexcited.HeputhishandonmyshoulderandIcouldfeelhewasquivering.Anamazingthing’shappenedhesaidinakindofwhisper.Idon’tknowhowtoaccountforit.Itmustbesomesortoffreakbiologicalmix-upthatmighthappenonceathousandyears.??Butwhatisit?Iasked.??Dr.Ziemerturnedandpointedatremblingfingeratthenest.Believeitornotyoupeoplehavehatchedoutadinosaur.恐龙??Wejustlookedathim.??Soundsincredible.IknowhesaidandIcan’texplainitbutthereitis.I’veseentoomanyTriceratops三角恐龙skullstobemistakenaboutthisone.??But-buthowcoulditbeadinosaur?Popasked.??Goodnessgracious!Momspluttered.Andrighthereinourbackyard.Itdoesn’tseemhardlyright.AndonaSundaytoo.??CynthiawasprettyinterestedbynowandkeptpeckingintothenestandmakingfacesthewayshedidwhenPopbroughtabowloffrogs’legsintothekitchenonetime.Iguessgirlsjustnaturallydon’tlikecrawlythingstoomuch.TotellthetruthIdon’teithersometimesbutthisthingthathadjusthatchedoutlookedkindofcutetome.MaybethatwasbecauseIhadtakencareoftheeggsolong.Ifeltasifthelittledinosaurwasalmostoneofthefamily.??Westoodaroundforalongwhilelookingatthestrangenewthingonthenesttryingtolettheideasoakinthatwehadadinosaur.AfterDr.ZiemercalmeddownalittleheandPoptightenedupthechickenwiretomakesurethelittleanimalwasn’tgoingtocrawlout.Dr.Ziemerwatchedifperhapssheoughtnottobetakenoutbeforeshewentoutofhermind.Popfiguredthatitmightbeagoodideaandhepickedherupandcutheroutsidethepen.Sheactedalittledazedatfirstbutprettysoonshefollowedtheotherhensandbeganpen.Sheactedalittledazedatfirstbutprettysoonshefollowedtheotherhensandbeganscratchingforwormsliketherestofthem.Whentheyfindoutwhatkindofanimaltheyhavetheyareshocked.
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