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1AF5P/Ḅ`1஺8:;<ᡈ[\VX஺6.(3ᑖ)(1)Whatcolordoesthewomanwant?A.Black.B.White.C.Brown.(2)Whatwillthewomandoafterwards?A.Waituntilfurthernotice.B.Comeagaintwodayslater.C.Callbackinthreedays.7.(3ᑖ)(1)Whenwillthemanleave?A.OnApril3rd.B.OnApril20th.C.OnMay1st.(2)WherewillthemanbeonApril25th?A.InNewYork.B.InParis.C.InLondon.8.(4.5ᑖ)(1)Whatistheprobablerelationshipbetweenthespeakers?A.Interviewerandinterviewee.B.Employerandemployee.C.Teacherandstudent.(2)Whydoesthewomancometoseetheman?A.Tomakeapromise.B.Toaskforasalaryraise.C.Tofindsomeoneforhelp.(3)Whatwillthewomando?A.Takeonmoreduties.B.Waitfbrananswer.C.Makealistaboutherresponsibilities.9.(6ᑖ)(1)Whydoesthetraintakelongerbacktothecountry?

2A.Itstopsatmoreplaces.B.Itchangestoalongwayback.C.Itgiveswaytoamailtrain.(2)Whenwillthemanarrivehome?A.Atabout6c00pm.B.Atabout8c30pm.C.Atabout11c00pm.(3)Whatwillthespeakersdofirst?A.Travelaroundthecity.B.Gotothebeach.C.Haveamealinarestaurant.(4)Whatarethespeakersgoingtoseetonight?A.Acomedy.B.Adrama.C.Anadventuremovie.10.(6ᑖ)(1)Howmanycartheftswerereportedlastweek?A.20.B.22.C.24.(2)Whydidthecarownerfalselyreportmissing?A.Hiswifedroveitawaywithouttellinghim.B.Hiscarwaspulledawaybythelocalpolice.C.Heforgotwherehehadparkedhiscai*.(3)Whatisthecommonfeatureoftheownerswholosttheircars?A.Theydidn'tlocktheircars.B.Theyleftthecarsinunlockedgarages.C.Theyoftenparkedtheircarsontheroadside.(4)Whatdothepoliceadvisecarownerstodo?A.Parktheircarsingaragesatnight.B.Lockuptheircarswherevertheyarekept.

3C.Lockthegarageswhentheyparkthecarsin.ᑖ▅Vᳮeᐳ⁚ᑖ30ᑖ⁚ᐳ46⚪786⚪6ᑖᑖ30ᑖ▅Vᑡgᦻ>8⚪ᡠAAஹBஹCTDi=⌱⚗?⌱FᨬH⌱⚗஺11.6ᑖHowdoIbecomearegisteredcounsellorjk
inSingapore?ChoosingarecognizedprogramTheimportantfirststepinbecomingacounsellorisdecidingonwhatcoursesyouneedtotake.Singaporehasalistofcounsellingprograms,andbelievesagoodeducationisessentialtobuildingagoodcounsellingecosysteminSingapore.ThePostgraduateDiplomainCounsellingPsychologyPDCP
isa15-monthpart-timeprogramforc•Anyonelookingtoadvancetheirprofessionalqualificationwithauthenticcounsellingexperience.•Anyonewithadeepinterestinunderstandinghumanbehavior.,Anyonewithacallingtohelpthosewhomaybesufferingfromemotionalorpsychologicaltraumalllm.ThePostgraduateDiplomainCounsellingPsychologyprogramallowsyoutoc,Advancetoaprofessionalqualificationandattainauthenticcounsellingexperience.,Achievecompetence,allowingyoutopracticewithintheguidelinesandethicalcodes⍝pqofcounselling.•Beabletobeawareofpersonalgrowthandself-awarenessthroughself-exploration.RegisteringasaCounsellorToregisterasamember,ensureyoumeetalltherequirementsandhaveyourdocumentsreadybeforeregistration.•Thereisa550registrationfee.,Apassportsizedphoto.•Youwillneedtoprovideyourcounsellinglogsheetindividuallysupportedbyaregisteredcounsellor.•Youmusthavecompleted600hoursofface-to-facecounsellingand60hoursclinicalsupervision.

4•Youarerequiredtosubmityouracademictranscripts(ᡂtᓫ).•Acurrentletterofemploymentwithofficialletter.Formoreinformation,pleasevisittheschoolwebsite.Yourstatusasaregisteredcounsellorhastoberenewed(vw)every2years.(1)Whatisthekeytoagoodcounsellingecosystem?A.Thelengthoftime.B.Thechoiceofcourses.C.Theeffectivenessofdecisions.D.Thequalityofeducation.(2)Whoislikelytoapplyfortheprogram?A.Someoneprovidingpassports.B.Someonesufferingfrommentaldisorders.C.Someonehopingtoexplorehumanbehavior.D.Someonecurrentlyseekingemployment.(3)WhatcanweknowaboutthePDCPprogram?A.Registrationfortheprogramisfreeofcharge.B.Participantswillbeabletoknowpersonalgrowth.C.Thestatusasaregisteredcounsellorispermanent.□.Participantswillcomplete60hoursofface-to-facecounselling.12.(8ᑖ)ItallhappenedoneafternooninCarl'sbackyardafewyearsago.Wehadjustfinishedplayingstickball,andIwasabouttogohome."Waitaminute,"Carlyelled.Heranintohishouseandcamebackwithabookformetotakehomeandread.Allhesaidwas,"Seeifyoulikeit."Isaidabsolutelynothing.Ikeptthebookforacoupleofweeksandthenreturneditunread.CarlneveraskedmeifIlikeditornot.DuringthefollowingtwoyearsCarllentmethreemorebooks.EachtimeIreturnedthemunread.Afewdaysaftergraduatingfromhighschool,Carlasked,"Benny,whichcollegeareyougoingto?""Fmnotgoingtocollege.'11said.

5"Whynot?nheasked."Becausemyfathercan'taffordthetuition(x)Ianswered."Isthatit?”Carlasked."Yes,"Isaid.Ilied.IhadnointentionofgoingbacktoschoolnowthatIwasout.Thefollowingday,Carlknockedonmydoorandhandedmeacheckforseventy-fivedollarsfromhisfatheralongwiththebookWartinEden.Ithinkthatshoulddoit.hesaid.OnceagainIwasinshock.Iwasworkingfull-timeinmybrothersbakery.IattendedtwoclassesatWayneUniversitypart-timeatnight.Halfwaythroughthesemester,afterreceivingfailinggradesonexamsandessays,IdecidedtherewasnowayIwouldeverbecomeagoodstudentandgetsatisfactorygrades.Idroppedoutofcollege.Oneday,curious,IpickedupthebookthinkingCarlwastryingtotellmesomething.Despitedifficulty,Ipressedon.BythetimeIfinishedthebook,Iunderstoodwhycthemaincharacter,MartinEden,hadmyownpooreducationalbackground,butmanagedtoeducatehimselfandbecomeapublishedauthor.(1)Whatdoweknowabouttheauthor?A.Heoftentoldlies.B.Hequitschoolunwillingly.C.Hehadthoughtlittleofeducationbefore.D.Hebecameapublishedauthor.(2)WhatkindofpersonisCarl?A.Caring.B.Emotional.C.Stubborn.D.Cautious.(3)WhatmessagedoesCarlwanttoconvey?A.Readingmakesarichman.B.Readingisthejourneyofthesoul.C.Readingmakesapersonbetterknown.D.Readingopensupnewopportunities.

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Whatisthebesttitleforthetext?A.AstrongdesireforcollegeB.AwishforbettereducationC.AwisefriendD.Awisebook13.8ᑖAccordingtothestudypostedonScienceDirect,gardeningjusttwotothreetimesaweekincreasethebenefitsofbetterwell-beingasmuchaspossibleandlowerstresslevels.Theresearchexploredwhyresidentsengagedwithgardeningandtheextenttowhichtheyrecognizedanyhealthbenefitsfromtheactivity.AquestionnairewashandedoutelectronicallywithintheUK,with5,766gardenersand249non-gardenersresponding.Datawascollectedonfactorsincludinggardentypologyyzfrequencyofgardeningandindividualawarenessofhealthandwell-being."Thisisthefirsttimethedoseresponseᑺ|}~togardeninghasbeentestedandtheevidencefromthesurveystronglysuggeststhatthemorefrequentlyyougarden,thegreaterthehealthbenefits,"saidRoyalHorticulturalSocietyRHS
leadauthorDrLaurianeChaimin-Pui.Infact,gardeningeverydayhasthesamepositiveimpactonwell-beingthanundertakingregularandpowerfulexerciselikecyclingorrunning.Whengardening,ourbrainsarepleasantlyentertainedbynaturearoundus.Gardeningtakesourattentionawayfromourselvesandourstresses,therefore,ithelpsrestoreourmindsandreduceunfavorablefeelings.Improvinghealth,however,wasnotthemainmotivepowertogarden,butratherthedirectpleasuregardeningbroughttotheparticipants."Gardeningislikeeffortlessexercisebecauseitdoesn'tfeelasexhaustingandhardasgoingtothegym,forexample,butwecanexpendsimilaramountsofenergy,"Chaimin-Puiadded.Mostpeoplesaytheygardenforpleasureandenjoyment,sopeoplewholikegardeningmaybeeasytobeaddictedtoit.However,thissometimesmaybecomeapieceofgoodnews,fromtheaspectofmentalhealth."Wehopeallthemillionsofnewgardenerswillbegettingtheirdailygardeningandfeelingallthebetterforit.Chalmin-Puisaidintheinterview.

7(1)Whatcanbeinferredaboutgardeningfromthesurvey?A.Improvinghealthistheaimoftheparticipants.B.Gardeningmakesnodifferencetohealth.C.Healthbenefitsfromfrequentgardening.D.Toomuchgardeningalwaysdoesharmtohealth.(2)Whatdoestheunderlinedword"expend"meaninparagraph7?A.Consume.B.Makeuseof.C.Increase.D.Save.(3)Whydosomanyparticipantslikegardening?A.Itisn'texhausting.B.Itbringspleasure.C.Itisgoodforhealth.D.Itislikegoingtothegym.(4)WhatisChaimin-Pui'sattitudetothenewgardeners*gardening?A.Carefree.B.Tolerant.C.SupportiveD.Indifferent.14.(8ᑖ)Paperisanimportantpartofmodemlife.Peopleuseitinschool,atwork,tomakeartworkandbooks,towrappresentsandmuchmore.Treesarethemostcommonmaterialforpaperthesedays.Sohowdopeoplemakepaperoutoftreestoday?Peoplefirstcuttrees,loadthemontotrucksandbringthemtoafactory.Machinescutopentheoutercoveringsofthetrees,andcutthetreesintopieces.Thosepiecesareboiledintoasoup.Afterthat,itishitflat,driedandcutupintosheetsofpaper.Theentireprocess,fromplantingasmalltreetobuyingyourschoolnotebook,takesaverylongtime.Justgrowingthetreestakes10to20years.Makingtonsofpaperfromtreescanharmtheplanet.Humanscutdown80,000to160,

8000treesaroundtheworldeveryday,andusemanyofthemtomakepaper.Someofthosetreescomefromtreefarms.Butpeoplealsocutdownforestsforpaper,whichmeansthatanimalsandbirdslosetheirhomes.Cuttingforestsdownalsocontributestoclimatechange,andpaperfactoriespollutetheair.Afteryouthrowpaper,itoftentakesthepapersixtonineyearstobreakdown.That*swhyrecyclingisimportant.ltsavesalotoftrees,slowsclimatechangeandhelpsprotectendangeredanimals,birdsandallcreaturesthatrelyonforestsfortheirhomesandfood.Soifpaperisn'tgoodfortheenvironment,whydon'tpeoplewriteonsomethingelse?TheanswercTheydo.Withcomputers,tabletsandcellphones,peopleusemuchlesspaperthaninthepast.Maybeadaywillcomewhenwewon'tusepaperatall-orwillsaveitforveryspecialbooksandartworks.(1)Whatcanweknowaboutmakingpaperoutoftrees?A.Itcostsmuchmoney.B.Ittakesalotoftime.C.Itisveryeasyandfast.D.Itisdangerousanddifficult.(2)Whatistheimpactofpaperproduction?A.Itpromotestherecycling.B.Itdoesharmtotheenvironment.C.Itslowsdowntheclimatechange.D.Itprotectstheanimalsfromlosinghomes.(3)Howwillweusepapersomedayinthefutureaccordingtothetext?A.Useitforartworks.B.Usetherecycledpaper.C.Treasureitoccasionally.D.Useitforbooksonly.(4)Whatideadoestheauthorwanttoexpressfromthetext?A.Thegoodreasonsformakingpaper.B.Thewonderfulexperienceofmakingpaper.

9C.Thenecessaryprocessofmakingpaper.D.Theinfluenceofmakingpaperonenvironment.
⁚(ᐳ1⚪⚪10ᑖᑖ10ᑖ)᪷ᦻᑁᦻḄ⌱⚗⌱ᐭᜐḄᨬ!⌱⚗஺⌱⚗ᨵ$⚗%&'⌱⚗஺15.(10ᑖ)Manypeoplegetnervousonoccasion,likewhengivingaspeechorinterviewingforanewjob.(1)Societyanxietydisorderinvolvesintensefearofcertainsocialsituations—especiallytheonesthatareunfamiliarorinwhichyoufeelyou'llbeevaluatedbyothers.Thesesituationsmaybesofrighteningthattheymaydisruptyourlifeintheprocess.(2)Youmaybeafraidthatpeoplewillthinkbadlyofyouorthatyouwon'tmeasureupincomparisontoothers.Eventhoughyouprobablyrealizethatyourfearsareatleastsomewhatunreasonable,youstillcan'thelpfeelinganxious.Althoughitmayfeellikeyouretheonlyonewiththisproblem,socialanxietyisactuallyquitecommon.(3)Butthesituationsthatcausethesymptomsofsocialanxietydisordercanbedifferent.Somepeopleexperienceanxietyinmostsocialsituations.Forothers,anxietyisconnectedtospecificsocialsituations,suchasspeakingtostrangersorperforminginfrontofaudiences.Justbecauseyouoccasionallygetnervousinsocialsituationsdoesn'tmeanyouhavesocialanxietydisorder.Manypeoplefeelshyonoccasion,yetitdoesn'tgetinthewayoftheireverydayfunctioning.(4)Butifyouhavesocialanxiety,youmightworryforweeksaheadoftime,orstartshakingsobadduringthespeechthatyoucanhardlyspeak.Whileitmayseemlikethere'snothingyoucandoaboutthesymptomsofsocialanxietydisorder,inreality,therearemanywaysthatcanhelp.(5)A.Manypeoplestrugglewiththesefears.B.Butsocialanxietydisorderismorethanjustoccasionalshyness.C.Forexample,it'sperfectlynormaltobenervousbeforegivingaspeech.D.Focusyourattentiononotherpeople,butnotonwhatthey'rethinkingofyou!E.Understandingthereasonsforyouranxietiesisoneoftheways.F.Butnomatterhowshyyoumaybe,youcanlearntobecomfortableinsocialsituations.G.Basically,socialanxietydisorderisthefearofbeingjudgedorembarrassedinpublic.

10)*ᑖ+,-./ᵨ(ᐳ$⁚ᑖ30ᑖ)1⁚(ᐳ1⚪⚪1.5ᑖᑖ30ᑖ)▅34☢ᦻᦻᔜ⚪ᡠ8ḄAஹBஹC:D;<⌱⚗⌱=>ᐭᜐḄᨬ!⌱⚗஺16.(30ᑖ)Sincemydaughterwasunwell,Iwenttoadrugstore(?@)today.AsIstoodinline(1)somemedicineformydaughter,I(2)theconversationofanelderlyladyatthecounternexttome.Thislovelyoldwomenappearedtobebuyinguphalftheshopandsaidtotheshopassistant"CanIleavehalfofmyitemshereandFilcollectthe(3)whenIcanastheyarefartoo(4)forme.”Isaidtotheelderlylady,(5)happytocarrythemforyou,Fmhappytogiveyoua(6)ordoyoudriveacar?”Itturnedoutthatshedroveandhercarwas(7)nearmycar.Icarriedallher(8)tohercarandputtheminhertrunk.Thislovelyladythenbegan(9),obviouslybecauseoflonelinessandtoldmehowmuch(10)shewasin,andalltheoperationsshehadhad.Shetoldmeherdadhadpassedawayyoungandthathersister,herbestfriend,at17hadpassedawayaswell.Howmuchshemissedthemwith(11)inhereyes.Ijuststoodandlistened,(12)tearsmyselfassheopenedup(13)talkingoutherpaintoacompletestranger.MyheartsunkandIjustwishedIcoulddone(14)eventhoughshethankedmeoverandoveronsuchasmallactof(15).1wasdeeplymovedbytheladyandher(16).Isaidtoher,"Carryingyourbagstothecar(17)measmuchasithelpedyouandIwishyounothing(18)thebest,andIhopethatonedaywedomeetagainandIcan(19)youtomydaughter.Istronglybelieveyourstrongwillcanhelpher(20)thedrawbacksinherlife."(1)A.applyingforB.pointingtoC.pickingup0.puttingoff(2)A.heardB.describedC.forgot□.understood(3)A.collectionsB.restC.foodD.checks(4)A.dirtyB.uselessC.heavyD.empty(5)A.betterthanB.otherthanC.ratherthanD.morethan(6)A.choiceB.hugC.lessonD.lift

11(7)A.parkedB.brokenC.started0.repaired(8)A.deedsB.pointsC.itemsD.papers(9)A.shoutingB.chattingC.laughing0.reading(10)A.funB.painC.joyD.shock(11)A.angerB.surpriseC.sadnessD.thirst(12)A.holdingbackB.givingbackC.givingoff0.takingoff(13)A.confidentlyB.usuallyC.seriouslyD.freely(14)A.neitherB.nothingCbothD.more(15)A.kindnessB.rudenessC.fullnessD.calmness(16)A.wisdomB.generosityC.determination□.sufferings(17)A.encouragedB.helpedC.improved□.troubled(18)A.stillB.nearlyC.butD.also(19)A.manageB.introduceC.sendD.assign(20)A.getthroughB.breakoutC.adjusttoD.seethrough
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ᓭḕᔁRὃTᫀVW⚪X᪆1*ᑖZ[\ᐳ$⁚ᑖ7.5ᑖ]^⚪_ᐜaTᫀ᪗ᙠWᔁd஺efᑁghiaᨵ$ᑖjḄ_kaWᔁdḄTᫀlmᑮT⚪ᓱd஺1⁚\ᐳ5⚪⚪1.5ᑖᑖ7.5ᑖ]Z4☢5pqrpqrᨵ1<⚪⚪ᡠ8ḄAஹBஹC)<⌱⚗⌱ᨬ!⌱⚗s᪗ᙠWᔁḄtuvw஺Zxpqriyᨵ10zjḄ_kᩭ|Tᨵᐵ⚪:▅341⚪஺pqr~31஺1.1.5ᑖ]Whatisthewomangoingtodo?A.WatchtheOlympicGames.B.Takeatrain.C.DrivetoGrandCentralStation.ூXT௃B2.1.5ᑖ]Whowillgotothelecture?A.Theman.B.Kathy.C.Barbara.ூXT௃B3.1.5
Whatarethespeakersprobablydoing?A.WatchingTV.B.Playingagameoutside.C.Eatingatarestaurant.ூXT௃A4.1.5ᑖ]HowoldisJohnnow?A.45.B.40.C.35.ூXT௃A5.1.5ᑖ]Whatdoesthewomanimply?

15A.Themanisn'ttellingthetruth.B,Themanhadnoreasontobesick.C.Themandidn'tneedtoattendthemeeting.ூXT௃A
⁚\ᐳ5⚪⚪1.5ᑖᑖ22.5ᑖ]Z4☢5pqrᡈ஺pqrᡈᨵ<⚪⚪ᡠ8ḄAஹBஹC)<⌱⚗⌱ᨬ!⌱⚗s᪗ᙠWᔁḄtuvw஺Zpqrᡈiaᨵ_k▅3ᔜ<⚪⚪5zjZxᔜ⚪a85zjḄT_k஺pqrᡈ3$஺6.3ᑖ]\1]Whatcolordoesthewomanwant?A.Black.B.White.C.Brown.2
Whatwillthewomandoafterwards?A.Waituntilfurthernotice.B.Comeagaintwodayslater.C.Callbackinthreedays.ூXT௃CA7.3ᑖ1
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WherewillthemanbeonApril25th?A.InNewYork.B.InParis.C.InLondon.ூXT௃AC8.4.5ᑖ1
Whatistheprobablerelationshipbetweenthespeakers?A.Interviewerandinterviewee.B.Employerandemployee.C.Teacherandstudent.

16(2)Whydoesthewomancometoseetheman?A.Tomakeapromise.B.Toaskforasalaryraise.C.Tofindsomeoneforhelp.(3)Whatwillthewomando?A.Takeonmoreduties.B.Waitforananswer.C.Makealistaboutherresponsibilities.ூe௃BBB9.(6ᑖ)(1)Whydoesthetraintakelongerbacktothecountry?A.Itstopsatmoreplaces.B.Itchangestoalongwayback.C.Itgiveswaytoamailtrain.(2)Whenwillthemanarrivehome?A.Atabout6c00pm.B.Atabout8c30pm.C.Atabout11c00pm.(3)Whatwillthespeakersdofirst?A.Travelaroundthecity.B.Gotothebeach.C.Haveamealinarestaurant.(4)Whatarethespeakersgoingtoseetonight?A.Acomedy.B.Adrama.C.Anadventuremovie.ூe௃ACAC10.(6ᑖ)(1)Howmanycartheftswerereportedlastweek?A.20.B.22.C.24.

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Whydidthecarownerfalselyreportmissing?A.Hiswifedroveitawaywithouttellinghim.B.Hiscarwaspulledawaybythelocalpolice.C.Heforgotwherehehadparkedhiscar.3
Whatisthecommonfeatureoftheownerswholosttheircars?A.Theydidnrtlocktheircars.B.Theyleftthecarsinunlockedgarages.C.Theyoftenparkedtheircarsontheroadside.4
Whatdothepoliceadvisecarownerstodo?A.Parktheircarsingaragesatnight.B.Lockuptheircarswherevertheyarekept.C.Lockthegarageswhentheyparkthecarsin.ூe௃BCABᑖ▅Vᳮeᐳ⁚ᑖ30ᑖ⁚ᐳ46⚪786⚪6ᑖᑖ30ᑖ▅Vᑡgᦻ>8⚪ᡠAAஹBஹCTDi=⌱⚗?⌱FᨬH⌱⚗஺11.6ᑖHowdoIbecomearegisteredcounsellorjkinSingapore?ChoosingarecognizedprogramTheimportantfirststepinbecomingacounsellorisdecidingonwhatcoursesyouneedtotake.Singaporehasalistofcounsellingprograms,andbelievesagoodeducationisessentialtobuildingagoodcounsellingecosysteminSingapore.ThePostgraduateDiplomainCounsellingPsychologyPDCP
isa15-monthpart-timeprogramforc•Anyonelookingtoadvancetheirprofessionalqualificationwithauthenticcounsellingexperience.•Anyonewithadeepinterestinunderstandinghumanbehavior.,AnyonewithacallingtohelpthosewhomaybesufferingfromemotionalorpsychologicaltraumalUm.ThePostgraduateDiplomainCounsellingPsychologyprogramallowsyoutoc•Advancetoaprofessionalqualificationandattainauthenticcounsellingexperience.

18•Achievecompetence,allowingyoutopracticewithintheguidelinesandethicalcodes(⍝pq)ofcounselling.,Beabletobeawareofpersonalgrowthandself-awarenessthroughself-exploration.RegisteringasaCounsellorToregisterasamember,ensureyoumeetalltherequirementsandhaveyourdocumentsreadybeforeregistration.•Thereisa$50registrationfee.•Apassportsizedphoto.•Youwillneedtoprovideyourcounsellinglogsheetindividuallysupportedbyaregisteredcounsellor.•Youmusthavecompleted600hoursofface-to-facecounsellingand60hoursclinicalsupervision.,Youarerequiredtosubmityouracademictranscripts(ᡂtᓫ).•Acurrentletterofemploymentwithofficialletter.Formoreinformation,pleasevisittheschoolwebsite.Yourstatusasaregisteredcounsellorhastoberenewed(vw)every2years.(1)Whatisthekeytoagoodcounsellingecosystem?A.Thelengthoftime.B.Thechoiceofcourses.C.Theeffectivenessofdecisions.D.Thequalityofeducation.(2)Whoislikelytoapplyfortheprogram?CA.Someoneprovidingpassports.B.Someonesufferingfrommentaldisorders.C.Someonehopingtoexplorehumanbehavior.D.Someonecurrentlyseekingemployment.(3)WhatcanweknowaboutthePDCPprogram?A.Registrationfortheprogramisfreeofcharge.B.Participantswillbeabletoknowpersonalgrowth.

19C.Thestatusasaregisteredcounsellorispermanent.□.Participantswillcomplete60hoursofface-to-facecounselling.ூe௃1
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ItallhappenedoneafternooninCarl'sbackyardafewyearsago.Wehadjustfinishedplayingstickball,andIwasabouttogohome."Waitaminute,“Carlyelled.Heranintohishouseandcamebackwithabookformetotakehomeandread.Allhesaidwas,"Seeifyoulikeit.”Isaidabsolutelynothing.Ikeptthebookforacoupleofweeksandthenreturneditunread.CarlneveraskedmeifIlikeditornot.DuringthefollowingtwoyearsCarllentmethreemorebooks.EachtimeIreturnedthemunread.Afewdaysaftergraduatingfromhighschool,Carlasked,"Benny,whichcollegeareyougoingto?””I'mnotgoingtocollege.'11said."Whynot?**heasked."Becausemyfathercan'taffordthetuition=>?Ianswered."Isthatit?”Carlasked.uYes,“Isaid.Ilied.IhadnointentionofgoingbacktoschoolnowthatIwasout.Thefollowingday,Carlknockedonmydoorandhandedmeacheckforseventy-fivedollarsfromhisfatheralongwiththebookWartinEden.Ithinkthatshoulddoit.hesaid.OnceagainIwasinshock.Iwasworkingfull-timeinmybrothersbakery.IattendedtwoclassesatWayneUniversitypart-timeatnight.Halfwaythroughthesemester,afterreceivingfailinggradesonexamsandessays,IdecidedtherewasnowayIwouldeverbecomeagood

20studentandgetsatisfactorygrades.!droppedoutofcollege.Oneday,curious,Ipickedupthebook,thinkingCarlwastryingtotellmesomething.Despitedifficulty,Ipressedon.BythetimeIfinishedthebook,Iunderstoodwhy@themaincharacter,MartinEden,hadmyownpooreducationalbackground,butmanagedtoeducatehimselfandbecomeapublishedauthor.(1)Whatdoweknowabouttheauthor?CA.Heoftentoldlies.B.Hequitschoolunwillingly.C.Hehadthoughtlittleofeducationbefore.D.Hebecameapublishedauthor.(2)WhatkindofpersonisCarl?AA.Caring.B.Emotional.C.Stubborn.D.Cautious.(3)WhatmessagedoesCarlwanttoconvey?DA.Readingmakesarichman.B.Readingisthejourneyofthesoul.C.Readingmakesapersonbetterknown.0.Readingopensupnewopportunities.(4)Whatisthebesttitleforthetext?CA.AstrongdesireforcollegeB.AwishforbettereducationC.AwisefriendD.AwisebookூB௃(1)C.ᳮᑨ⚪஺᪷F"#Ḅ"EachtimeIreturnedthemunread."(GHᡃIJKL⌨NO஺)”QὅIRSTUVWXRYZᦟ\஺ᦑ⌱C⚗஺(2)A.ᳮᑨ⚪஺᪷!"#"CarlneveraskedmeifIlikeditornot.DuringthefollowingtwoyearsCarllentmethreemorebooks.EachtimeIreturnedthemunread.”(ᓱ_`

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ᜧ>ḄâãäåB.Awishforbettereducation.æåçᑮé£Ḅᦟ\C.Awisefriend.êVḄÓÔD.Awisebook.&oVÝḄT஺ᦑ⌱C⚗஺13.8ᑖAccordingtothestudypostedonScienceDirect,gardeningjusttwotothreetimesaweekincreasethebenefitsofbetterwell-beingasmuchaspossibleandlowerstresslevels.Theresearchexploredwhyresidentsengagedwithgardeningandtheextenttowhichtheyrecognizedanyhealthbenefitsfromtheactivity.AquestionnairewashandedoutelectronicallywithintheUK,with5,766gardenersand249non-gardenersresponding.Datawascollectedonfactorsincludinggardentypology=ì>frequencyofgardeningandindividualawarenessofhealthandwell-being."Thisisthefirsttimethedoseresponse=ᑺîïðtogardeninghasbeentestedandtheevidencefromthesurveystronglysuggeststhatthemorefrequentlyyougarden,thegreaterthehealthbenefits,"saidRoyalHorticulturalSocietyRHS
leadauthorDrLaurianeChaimin

22-Pui.Infact,gardeningeverydayhasthesamepositiveimpactonwell-beingthanundertakingregularandpowerfulexerciselikecyclingorrunning.Whengardening,ourbrainsarepleasantlyentertainedbynaturearoundus.Gardeningtakesourattentionawayfromourselvesandourstresses,therefore,ithelpsrestoreourmindsandreduceunfavorablefeelings.Improvinghealth,however,wasnotthemainmotivepowertogarden,butratherthedirectpleasuregardeningbroughttotheparticipants."Gardeningislikeeffortlessexercisebecauseitdoesn'tfeelasexhaustingandhardasgoingtothegym,forexample,butwecanexpendsimilaramountsofenergy,"Chalmin-Puiadded.Mostpeoplesaytheygardenforpleasureandenjoyment,sopeoplewholikegardeningmaybeeasytobeaddictedtoit.However,thissometimesmaybecomeapieceofgoodnews,fromtheaspectofmentalhealth."Wehopeallthemillionsofnewgardenerswillbegettingtheirdailygardeningandfeelingallthebetterforit.Chalmin-Puisaidintheinterview.(1)Whatcanbeinferredaboutgardeningfromthesurvey?CA.Improvinghealthistheaimoftheparticipants.B.Gardeningmakesnodifferencetohealth.C.Healthbenefitsfromfrequentgardening.D.Toomuchgardeningalwaysdoesharmtohealth.(2)Whatdoestheunderlinedword"expend"meaninparagraph7?AA.Consume.B.Makeuseof.C.Increase.D.Save.(3)Whydosomanyparticipantslikegardening?A.Itisn*texhausting.B.Itbringspleasure.C.Itisgoodforhealth.D.Itislikegoingtothegym.

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WhatisChaimin-Pui'sattitudetothenewgardeners1gardening?CA.Carefree.B.Tolerant.C.SupportiveD.Indifferent.ூB௃=1
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A.!"#$⚪஺᪷'(ᦻ᎔ᦪ,-."Gardeningislikeeffortlessexercisebecauseitdoesn'tfeelasexhaustingandhardasgoingtothegym,forexample,butwecanexpendsimilaramountsofenergy,"Chaimin-Puiadded.Chaimin-Pui⊡ᐙ12”45⚗789:Ḅ;<=>8?5@ᏉABC᪵DEFG:H;IᡃKLὑḄNOPQḄ஺”Rᔠ᦮.ᑜVᜐ=“Lὑ”YZ஺A.eonsume.Lὑ[B.Makeuseof.ᑭᵨ[C.Increase.^_[D.Save.`ᦗ஺ᦑ⌱A஺3
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C.{|᝱~⚪஺᪷'(ᦻᨬ.Wehopeallthemillionsofnewgardenerswillbegettingtheirdailygardeningandfeelingallthebetterforit.hᡃKᡠᨵḄNᑮKḄ;m<஺Chaimin-PuiᢝᡂḄ᝱~஺A.Carefree.8Ḅ[B.Tolerant.Ḅ[C.Supportive.ᢝḄ[D.Indifferent.Ḅ஺ᦑ⌱C஺14.8ᑖPaperisanimportantpartofmodemlife.Peopleuseitinschool,atwork,tomakeartworkandbooks,towrappresentsandmuchmore.Treesarethemostcommonmaterialforpaperthesedays.Sohowdopeoplemakepaperoutoftreestoday?Peoplefirstcuttrees,loadthemontotrucksandbringthemtoafactory.Machinescutopentheoutercoveringsofthetrees,andcut

24thetreesintopieces.Thosepiecesareboiledintoasoup.Afterthat,itishitflat,driedandcutupintosheetsofpaper.Theentireprocess,fromplantingasmalltreetobuyingyourschoolnotebook,takesaverylongtime.Justgrowingthetreestakes10to20years.Makingtonsofpaperfromtreescanharmtheplanet.Humanscutdown80,000to160,000treesaroundtheworldeveryday,andusemanyofthemtomakepaper.Someofthosetreescomefromtreefarms.Butpeoplealsocutdownforestsforpaper,whichmeansthatanimalsandbirdslosetheirhomes.Cuttingforestsdownalsocontributestoclimatechange,andpaperfactoriespollutetheair.Afteryouthrowpaper,itoftentakesthepapersixtonineyearstobreakdown.That'swhyrecyclingisimportant.ltsavesalotoftrees,slowsclimatechangeandhelpsprotectendangeredanimals,birdsandallcreaturesthatrelyonforestsfortheirhomesandfood.Soifpaperisn*tgoodfortheenvironment,whydon'tpeoplewriteonsomethingelse?Theanswer2Theydo.Withcomputers,tabletsandcellphones,peopleusemuchlesspaperthaninthepast.Maybeadaywillcomewhenwewon'tusepaperatallߟorwillsaveitforveryspecialbooksandartworks.(1)Whatcanweknowaboutmakingpaperoutoftrees?A.Itcostsmuchmoney.B.Ittakesalotoftime.C.Itisveryeasyandfast.D.Itisdangerousanddifficult.(2)Whatistheimpactofpaperproduction?A.Itpromotestherecycling.B.Itdoesharmtotheenvironment.C.Itslowsdowntheclimatechange.D.Itprotectstheanimalsfromlosinghomes.(3)Howwillweusepapersomedayinthefutureaccordingtothetext?AA.Useitforartworks.B.Usetherecycledpaper.

25C.Treasureitoccasionally.D.Useitforbooksonly.4
Whatideadoestheauthorwanttoexpressfromthetext?DA.Thegoodreasonsformakingpaper.B.Thewonderfulexperienceofmakingpaper.C.Thenecessaryprocessofmakingpaper.D.Theinfluenceofmakingpaperonenvironment.ூe௃h1B.b⁚ᳮe⚪஺᪷'(ᦻ,f.Theentireprocess,fromplantingasmalltreetobuyingyourschoolnotebook,takesaverylongtime.Justgrowingthetreestakes10to20years.h᦮¢£¤;¥¦§¨©᪛ᑮ«¬Ḅ®᪥°±²;◤⌕´µ¶·஺ᐝ¦᪛4◤⌕10¹U20º஺⌼¼´½¶·஺B.Ittakesalotoftime.h½´¾¶·஺ᦑ⌱Bo2
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A.b⁚ᳮe⚪஺᪷'(ᦻᨬ..Maybeadaywillcomewhenwewon'tusepaperatall-orwillsaveitforveryspecialbooksandartworks.Æáᨵᜩ;ᡃKã8äåᵨ¼;ᡈὅã>æç=èᱯêḄëìíîï஺Æáᨵᜩðñᡂîï஺D.Useitforartworks.hᵨ>ᩭñîï஺ᦑ⌱A஺4
D.nòᜧZ⚪஺᪷'(ᦻ᎔ᦪ,-.Soifpaperisn'tgoodfortheenvironment,hᡠð᝞ô¼Ü᛻8;ᦻõvᙠ÷ø1ù⌼¼Ü᛻Ḅúû஺A.Theinfluenceofmakingpaperonenvironment.h⌼¼Ü᛻Ḅúû஺ᦑ⌱D஺,-⁚hᐳ1©⚪[ý©⚪10ᑖ;þᑖ10ᑖ᪷'ÿᦻᑁᦻḄ⌱⚗⌱ᐭᜐḄᨬ⌱⚗஺⌱⚗ᨵ⚗⌱⚗஺15.10ᑖManypeoplegetnervousonoccasion,likewhengivingaspeechorinterviewingforanewjob.1
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26(2)GYoumaybeafraidthatpeoplewillthinkbadlyofyouorthatyouwon'tmeasureupincomparisontoothers.Eventhoughyouprobablyrealizethatyourfearsareatleastsomewhatunreasonable,youstillcan'thelpfeelinganxious.Althoughitmayfeellikeyouretheonlyonewiththisproblem,socialanxietyisactuallyquitecommon.(3)AButthesituationsthatcausethesymptomsofsocialanxietydisordercanbedifferent.Somepeopleexperienceanxietyinmostsocialsituations.Forothers,anxietyisconnectedtospecificsocialsituations,suchasspeakingtostrangersorperforminginfrontofaudiences.Justbecauseyouoccasionallygetnervousinsocialsituationsdoesn'tmeanyouhavesocialanxietydisorder.Manypeoplefeelshyonoccasion,yetitdoesn'tgetinthewayoftheireverydayfunctioning.(4)CButifyouhavesocialanxiety,youmightworryforweeksaheadoftime,orstartshakingsobadduringthespeechthatyoucanhardlyspeak.Whileitmayseemlikethere*snothingyoucandoaboutthesymptomsofsocialanxietydisorder,inreality,therearemanywaysthatcanhelp.(5)EA.Manypeoplestrugglewiththesefears.B.Butsocialanxietydisorderismorethanjustoccasionalshyness.C.Forexample,it'sperfectlynormaltobenervousbeforegivingaspeech.D.Focusyourattentiononotherpeople,butnotonwhatthey'rethinkingofyou!E.Understandingthereasonsforyouranxietiesisoneoftheways.F.Butnomatterhowshyyoumaybe,youcanlearntobecomfortableinsocialsituations.GBasically,socialanxietydisorderisthefearofbeingjudgedorembarrassedinpublic.ூ௃(1)B."⁚ᳮ⚪஺᪷'(ᦻ"Societyanxietydisorderinvolvesintensefearofcertainsocialsituations-especiallytheonesthatareunfamiliarorinwhichyoufeelyou'llbeevaluatedbyothers.(+,ᯖ⇋/0ᒹ2345+,6ᔠḄ89អ;<ᐸ>?5@AB៉Ḅᡈὅ@FGHIJKL@Ḅ6M)”PQRᜐᑁS+,ᯖ⇋/0ḄATᨵᐵ⌱⚗BMButsocialanxietydisorderismorethanjustoccasionalshyness.(V+,ᯖ⇋/0AWW>ᏔYḄZ[)”\ᔠ⚪]஺ᦑ⌱B஺(2)G_ᳮᑨa⚪஺᪷'(ᦻ"Youmaybeafraidthatpeoplewillthinkbadlyofyouorthatyouwon'tmeasureupincomparisontoothers,Eventhoughyouprobablyrealizethatyour

27fearsareatleastsomewhatunreasonable,youstillcan'thelpfeelinganxious.b@PJZ᝿IdJ3@ᨵAeḄfgᡈὅ@hgSHIij஺ᓽl@P]mᑮ@Ḅអ;opᨵ5Aᔠᳮ@q>JrAstᑮᯖ⇋”PQRᜐᑁS+,ᯖ⇋/0Ḅu⌕⊤xᨵᐵ⌱⚗GHBasically,socialanxietydisorderisthefearofbeingjudgedorembairassedinpublic.byz{+,ᯖ⇋/0>Z᝿ᙠ}ᐳ6MKᑨᡈ”\ᔠ⚪]஺ᦑ⌱G஺3
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29(13)A.confidentlyB.usuallyC.seriouslyD.freely(14)A.neitherB.nothingC.bothD.more(15)A.kindnessB.rudenessC.fullnessD.calmness(16)A.wisdomB.generosityC.determination□.sufferings(17)A.encouragedB.helpedC.improvedD.troubled(18)A.stillB.nearlyC.butD.also(19)A.manageB.introduceC.sendD.assign(20)A.getthroughB.breakoutC.adjusttoD.seethroughூ௃(1)C.ὃØÙÚÄÛÄ᛻ᳮ஺A.applyingforᵭÞÊB.pointingtoᢣᔣÊC.pickingupáâÊD.puttingoff_ã஺ä]åᡃ᣸èÑ᝕êáÔë஺᪷'{ᦻ"Sincemydaughterwasunwell,Iwenttoadrugstoretoday.”PQRᜐ⊤ìíÔÕáÔ஺ᦑ⌱C⚗஺(2)A.ὃØÙÚÛÄ᛻ᳮ஺A.heardîÊB.describedï´ÊC.forgotðñÊD.understoodᳮ஺ä]åᡃîᑮòóôõM{öὁøøḄù°஺᪷'ᦻ"theconversationofanelderlylady”PQRᜐ⊤ìîᑮò3°஺ᦑ⌱A⚗஺(3)B.ὃØúÚÛÄ᛻ᳮ஺A.collectionsᦈüýÊB.restᒕ(ḄÃᑖÊC.foodÿᱥ;D.checksἠ஺ᡃḄᶇᙠᔩᒕḄᡃᦈᩭḄ஺᪷ᦻ"Thislovelyoldwomenappearedtobebuyinguphalftheshop”!"#$ᜐ⊤'ὁ)*+,-#ᡠ/⌕ᶇḄᙠ஺ᦑ⌱B⚗஺(4)C.ὃ56789:᛻ᳮ=஺A.dirty>Ḅ?B.useless@ᵨḄ?C.heavyBḄ?D.emptyCḄ஺DEFGHᡃᩭIJB+஺᪷ᦻ"CanIleavehalfofmyitemshereandI'llcollecttherestwhenIcan”!"#$ᜐ⊤'JB+#ᡠ/⌕ᑖᢇMN஺ᦑ⌱C⚗஺(5)D.ὃ5O8P:9:᛻ᳮ=஺A.betterthanQ..S?Botherthan◀+..../᜜?C.ratherthanVW?D.morethanQ...X஺:ᡃHὁJJIᡃ,Z[\]஺᪷C^_”hapytocarrythemforyou”!"#$ᜐ⊤',b[ὁJJ]஺ᦑ⌱D⚗஺(6)D.ὃ5c89:᛻ᳮ=஺A.choice⌱d?B.huge?C.lessonf?D.liftghi஺ᡃ,Zj\ghi#kl\mi᪷ᦻ"doyoudriveacar”!"#$ᜐ⊤'noὁJJlghiklpqmi஺ᦑ⌱D⚗஺(7)A.ὃ5r89:᛻ᳮ=஺A.parkeds?B.brokenẚ?C.startedmu?D.repairedvᳮ஺wx᝛mi#᝛ḄisᙠᡃḄi▬{஺᪷ᦻ"nearmycar”!"#᝛Ḅi|

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352.±²³8´Ḅᜧsµ3.⊤B¶·஺¸&L"ᦪ100º»;2.¼ᜮ¾¿À_ᑏÁ஺ூÃÄ௃DearJohn,Havinggraduatedfromhighschool,IamplanningtoapplyforauniversityintheUK.ூÆᑖ%Ç8ÈForIknowlittleabouttheinformationonuniversitiesthere,Iamwritingtoturntoyouforhelp.ÉÊËḄThemajorIlikeiscomputerscience,thereasonforwhichisthatcomputersareplayinganimportantroleinmanyaspectsofalllifeandthatbeinggoodatcomputersciencemayhelpmefindagoodjobaftergraduation1Æᑖ%Ç௃¬Ḅᜧs®¯Therefore,couldyoupleaseintroducesomeBritishuniversities,whicharegoodincomputerscience?±²23——´ḄᜧsThankyouforyourhelpandlookforwardtoyourreply.⊤B¶·Yourssincerely,LiHua