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你的美国朋友史密斯访问中国后给你写了一封信。请你以北京101中学的学生李明的名义按照来信内容用英文写一封回信。史密斯在来信中提到：(1)感谢你送他的中国邮票，因为他弟弟集邮，并回赠你一些美国邮票； (...
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PassageThree UntiltwoyearsagoClearingIllinoiswasatranquilsuburbofChicago.Butresidentsgrewalarmedwhentheynoticedarmedteenagersonthestreetsgivinggangsignalsandshoutingatpassingcars.Thencameaseriesofburglariesandgraffitimessagesonstore-fronts.Bythetimelocalauthoritiesrealizedtheyhadagangproblemitwastoolate.LastDecembertwo13-year-oldgirlswereshotoutsidetheirschoolastheysatinacarwithtwomembersofalocalgangtheRidgewayLords. Nearlyall50stateshaverecentlypassedlawsthatallowyouthsaged14-17tobetriedincourtasadults.Inabout25statestheyhavepassedlawstopunishparentsfortheirchildren’sbehavior.Andin146ofthenation’slargestcitiestheyhaveimposedcurfewstoreducejuvenileviolence.Whenyoulookatthespectacularriseofviolentcrimeamongyoungpeoplerecentlyit’seasytounderstandtheconcern.OverthepastdecadetherehasbeenadeclineinadultmurdersintheUSwhilemurderrateshavesurgedforyouthsbetween14-17. Foryoungoffenderswhoaren’tsenttoprisonthepunishmentsvary:someareorderedtoperformcommunityserviceothersareplacedinjobtrainingprogramsstillotherssenttoyouthprisons.ButtheRepublicansinCongresswanttoreverseabasicprincipleofjuvenilejustice:theseparationofyoungcriminalsfromhardenedadultcriminalsinprison.Thereasonsarepartlyfinancial—toreducethecostofhavingseparateprisonsforyoungpeople—andpartlypsychological—toendwhatRepublicansconsiderassociety’soverlyprotectiveattitudetowardsyoungcriminals. WhathappenedinlastDecember
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InAncientGreecelivedayoungmancalledNarcissuswhowasgreatly21forhewasveryhandsome.Narcissuswasveryproudofhisperfectfaceandgracefulbodyandneverlostthechanceto22hisreflectioninanybodyofwaterhehappenedtopass.Hewouldlieforhoursadmiringhisgleamingdarkeyesslendernoseslimhipsandthemopofcurly23thatcrownedtheperfectovalofhisface.Youwouldthinkasculptorhadcomedown24heaventocarvesuchafaultlessbodyasalivingimageofmankind’sloveofbeauty.OnedayNarcissuswaswalkingclosetoaprecipicewheretheclearwatersofacoldmountainpoolmirroredhisbeautifulface."YouarehandsomeNarcissus!"hetold25ashebentdowntoadmirehisreflection."There’snobody26handsomeinthewholeworld!I’dlovetokissyou."Narcissuswassuddenlyseizedbythedesiretokisshisownreflectionandhebentdownclosertothewater.Buthelosthisbalanceandtoppledintothepool.Narcissuscouldnot27andsohedrowned.Butwhenthegodsdiscoveredthatthe28beautifulbeingonearthhaddiedtheydecidedthatsuchbeautycouldnotbe29ThegodsturnedNarcissusintoascentedflowerwhichtothisdayblossomsinthemountainsinspringandwhichis30calledNarcissus. 24
PassageFour TodaythegamereservesofEastAfricaarefacinganumberofthreats.Althoughtheyearnconsiderable"revenue"byattractingtouriststheytakeuplandwhichisincreasinglysoughtbythelocalpeople.Whilethesereservesfeedandprotectanimalstheyareindangerofturninginto"barren"areasordeserts.Treesshrubsandgrassaregraduallybeingeatenbygrazingherds. Anotherproblemistobefoundinthechangingattitudesoftheanimalsthemselves.Manyofthemarelosingtheirhereditaryfearofman.Inthiswaytheymaybecomeadangertovisitorsandthustothemselves.Attacksonvehiclesarebeginningtoincreaseanditispossiblethattheproblemwillbecomeseriousinafewyears’time. Theproblemofshortageoflandisnotsimpleone.Asthepopulationincreasesmoreandmorepeoplelookhungrilyatthelandsetasideforgamereserves.Theyclaimthatagovernment’sfirstdutyistoitsinhabitantsandnottotouristsortowildanimals.Despitetheincomeobtainedfromtourismthisisanargumentwhichisdifficulttoanswer"satisfactorily". Asfaraswecantellfromthepassagewhydoesthegovernmentcontinuetomaintaingamereserves
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InAncientGreecelivedayoungmancalledNarcissuswhowasgreatly21forhewasveryhandsome.Narcissuswasveryproudofhisperfectfaceandgracefulbodyandneverlostthechanceto22hisreflectioninanybodyofwaterhehappenedtopass.Hewouldlieforhoursadmiringhisgleamingdarkeyesslendernoseslimhipsandthemopofcurly23thatcrownedtheperfectovalofhisface.Youwouldthinkasculptorhadcomedown24heaventocarvesuchafaultlessbodyasalivingimageofmankind’sloveofbeauty.OnedayNarcissuswaswalkingclosetoaprecipicewheretheclearwatersofacoldmountainpoolmirroredhisbeautifulface."YouarehandsomeNarcissus!"hetold25ashebentdowntoadmirehisreflection."There’snobody26handsomeinthewholeworld!I’dlovetokissyou."Narcissuswassuddenlyseizedbythedesiretokisshisownreflectionandhebentdownclosertothewater.Buthelosthisbalanceandtoppledintothepool.Narcissuscouldnot27andsohedrowned.Butwhenthegodsdiscoveredthatthe28beautifulbeingonearthhaddiedtheydecidedthatsuchbeautycouldnotbe29ThegodsturnedNarcissusintoascentedflowerwhichtothisdayblossomsinthemountainsinspringandwhichis30calledNarcissus. 26
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InAncientGreecelivedayoungmancalledNarcissuswhowasgreatly21forhewasveryhandsome.Narcissuswasveryproudofhisperfectfaceandgracefulbodyandneverlostthechanceto22hisreflectioninanybodyofwaterhehappenedtopass.Hewouldlieforhoursadmiringhisgleamingdarkeyesslendernoseslimhipsandthemopofcurly23thatcrownedtheperfectovalofhisface.Youwouldthinkasculptorhadcomedown24heaventocarvesuchafaultlessbodyasalivingimageofmankind’sloveofbeauty.OnedayNarcissuswaswalkingclosetoaprecipicewheretheclearwatersofacoldmountainpoolmirroredhisbeautifulface."YouarehandsomeNarcissus!"hetold25ashebentdowntoadmirehisreflection."There’snobody26handsomeinthewholeworld!I’dlovetokissyou."Narcissuswassuddenlyseizedbythedesiretokisshisownreflectionandhebentdownclosertothewater.Buthelosthisbalanceandtoppledintothepool.Narcissuscouldnot27andsohedrowned.Butwhenthegodsdiscoveredthatthe28beautifulbeingonearthhaddiedtheydecidedthatsuchbeautycouldnotbe29ThegodsturnedNarcissusintoascentedflowerwhichtothisdayblossomsinthemountainsinspringandwhichis30calledNarcissus. 28
InAncientGreecelivedayoungmancalledNarcissuswhowasgreatly21forhewasveryhandsome.Narcissuswasveryproudofhisperfectfaceandgracefulbodyandneverlostthechanceto22hisreflectioninanybodyofwaterhehappenedtopass.Hewouldlieforhoursadmiringhisgleamingdarkeyesslendernoseslimhipsandthemopofcurly23thatcrownedtheperfectovalofhisface.Youwouldthinkasculptorhadcomedown24heaventocarvesuchafaultlessbodyasalivingimageofmankind’sloveofbeauty.OnedayNarcissuswaswalkingclosetoaprecipicewheretheclearwatersofacoldmountainpoolmirroredhisbeautifulface."YouarehandsomeNarcissus!"hetold25ashebentdowntoadmirehisreflection."There’snobody26handsomeinthewholeworld!I’dlovetokissyou."Narcissuswassuddenlyseizedbythedesiretokisshisownreflectionandhebentdownclosertothewater.Buthelosthisbalanceandtoppledintothepool.Narcissuscouldnot27andsohedrowned.Butwhenthegodsdiscoveredthatthe28beautifulbeingonearthhaddiedtheydecidedthatsuchbeautycouldnotbe29ThegodsturnedNarcissusintoascentedflowerwhichtothisdayblossomsinthemountainsinspringandwhichis30calledNarcissus. 30
PassageFive Asheriff’sdeputyfollowsabigtornado.Heuseshiscameratorecordhistrip.Treesandfallenpowerlinesgetinhisway.Heseesatornadointhedistance. RobertWilliamsandhisfamilyclimbintoaclosetandgetreadyfortheveryworstminutesoftheirlives. RobertWilliamstellshisfamily’sstory.Thetornadotoretooktheroofoffthehouseandthewallsfelldown.Itpulledthekidsupandaway.Atrailerlandedonthemtrappedhimandkilledhiswife.Williams’wifediedinhisarms.Therewasn’tanythinghecoulddo. HisdaughterAmyherhusbandandtheirten-month-oldbabygirlweregone.Amydidn’tknowwhereherbabywent.Thetornadotossedthemindifferentdirections.Shegotashirtandputitonherheadbecauseitwasbleeding.Aladyfoundherandtookhertothepolice.Amygotaridetoahospital. Thedeputystartedlookingforthebaby"Somethingcaughtthecornerofmyeye.IlookedandIcouldn’tseeanything.AndwhenIlookedagainIcouldseetherewasababycurledaroundthebaseofthetreedowntherehadherlittlefaceinthemud."Itwaswonderfultohearherstartcrying. Thebabywasreunitedwithhermotherinahospital.Nowtheyarestayinginamotelwithherdad.Shesays"IjustkneweverybodywasdeadandIwasallaloneIwassohappywhentheyfoundher.It’sjustamiracle.There’ssurelynothingelseyoucansayaboutit." Amylosthermotherherhusbandisincriticalconditionbutalive.Andexceptforafewbruisesthebabyisdoingjustfine. RobertWilliams'wifewas
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PassageOne AfewminutesagowalkingbackfromlunchIstartedtocrossthestreetwhenIheardthesoundofacoindropping.Itwasn’tmuchhutasIturnedmyeyescaughttheheadsofseveralotherpeopleturningtoo.Awomanhaddroppedwhatappearedtobeadime. Thetinklingsoundofacoindroppingonpavementisanattention-getter.Itcanbenothingmorethanapenny.Whateverthecoinisnooneignoresthesoundofit.Itgotmethinkingaboutsoundsagain. Wearebesiegedbysomanysoundsthatattractthemostattention.PeopleinNewYorkCityseldomturntolookwhenafireengineapolicecaroranambulancecomesscreamingalongthestreet. WhenI’minNewYorkI’maNewYorker.Idon’tturneither.Likethenatives.Ihardlyhearasirenthere. AthomeinmylittletowninConnecticutit’sdifferent.ThedistantwailofapolicecaranemergencyvehicleorafiresirenbringsmetomyfeetifI’mseatedandbringsmetothewindowifI’minbed. It’sthequietestsoundsthathavemosteffectonusnottheloudest.InthemiddleofthenightIcanhearadrippingtapahundredyardsawaythroughthreecloseddoors.I’vebeenhearinglittlecreakingnoisesandsoundswhichmyimaginationturnsintofootstepsinthemiddleofthenightfortwenty-fiveyearsinourhouse.HowcomeIneverhearthosesoundsinthedaytime I’mquiteclearinmymindwhatthegoodsoundsareandwhatthebadsoundsare. I’veturnedagainstwhistlingforinstance.IusedtothinkofitasthemarkofahappyworkerbutlatelyI’vebeenassociatingthewhistlerwithanervouspersonmakingcompulsivenoises. Thetappingtappingtappingofmytypewriterasthekeyshitthepaperisalovelysoundtome.IoftenlikethesoundofwhatIwritebetterthanthelooksofit. Whatkindofsounddoeshefindpleasant
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