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47.Whereverthereislove,thereisalsowealthandsuccess!⌕ᨵ᰿ḄᙢΣᨵÊ?ᡂÐËஹ▅ᳮPassage11—5BAADBMrHuntlivesinasmalltown.Hehasashopthere.Helooksafteritallthetimeandmakessomemoney.Heoftenhassomebreadandteaforbreakfastandwearsoldclothes.Hemakeshischildrendohouseworkafterschoolandnevergivesthemanycakes.Hehopestomakemoremoney.Oneevening,whenhisshopwasclosed,hefoundhelostsomemoney.Hewantedtofinditbuthecouldn't.Hefeltsorryaboutthisandcouldn'tgotosleep.Itlastedabouttwoweeksandhecouldn'tworkinthedaytime.Hehadtobuysomesleepingpillsforhimself.Ithelpedhimandhecouldsoongotosleepafterhetookthepills.Hewasbusythisafternoonandfelttired.Aftersupperhewenttobedandhedidnotknowwhenhewenttosleep.Anhourlaterhewokeupandhedidnotknowwhenhewenttosleep.Anhourlaterhewokeupandsaid,“Oh,Iforgottotakethesleepingpills!^^I.MrHuntnevergiveshischildrenanycakesbecause.A.theydon'tlikethemB.hewantstosavemoneyC.they'refullallthetimeD.hedoesn'tlikethem2.MrHuntwantstosavemoney,so.A.hewearsoldclothesB.hehasashopinthetownC.hehadbreakfastintheeveningD.helivesintheshopintheevening3.MrHuntlostsomemoney,so.A.hetookthesleepingpillsB.hefeltverysorryC.didn'twanttogotobedD.hemadehischildrenhelphim4.Thephrase"sleepingpills55inthestorymeans.A.ṑÒB.ṑ⊟C.ÔḨÖD.×ḨØ5.1nfact,.A.MrHuntfoundthemoneyB.Thepillsdidn'thelpMrHuntC.MrHuntwasallrightD.MrHunthadtobeinhospitalPassage26—10BBDDBTomwasfromCanadaandhehadcometoNewYorkforaholiday.Onedayhewasnotfeelingwell,soheaskedamanofhishoteltofindadoctor.Themansaid,HThomasBrownisagooddoctor."Tomsaid,"Thankyouverymuch.Isheexpensive?**"Well."themananswered,nhealwaysaskshispatients)Ùa-fortwodollarsiftheyarefirstvisit.Onedollariftheyarelatervisit."Tomdecidedtosaveonedollar,sowhenhewenttoseethedoctor,hesaid,"Fvecomeagain,doctor."Forafewminutesthedoctorlookedathisfacecarefullywithoutsayinganything.Thenhesaid,''Everything'sgoingasitshoulddo,oh,Igaveyoumedicinelasttime,didn'tI?Justgoonwithit.6.TomcametoNewYork.A.toseeagooddoctorB.foraholidayC.tofeelillD.tofindadoctor7.DoctorThomasBrownaskedfor_forthefirsttime.AonedollarBtwodollarsCnothingDthreedollars8.ThdoctorlookedatTom'sfacecarefullybecause__.A.heknewTomB.hehadseenTombefore.C.therewassomethingwrongwithhisfaceD.hewantedtoknowifTomhadbeenherebefore.9.Tomsaid,'Tvecomeagain,doctor,"becausehe.Awantedtobefriendlytothedoctor.Bwantedtomakethedoctorhappy.

5Cwantedtomakethedoctorangry.Dtriedtomakethedoctorbelievethathehadbeentohimbefore.lO.Thedoctorknewthat_ATomdidn*twantanymedicineBhehadn'tseenTombeforeChehadgivenTomsomemedicinebeforeDTomwasn'tfeelingillPassage311—15BCAACAdriverstoppedhiscaronastreetsidetohavearest.Ashelaydownintheseatandclosedhiseyes,apersoncameupandknocked)᦬-atthewindowtoaskthetime.Thedriveropenedhiseyesandlookedathiswatch:"It's8:05,“hesaid.Thenhewenttosleepagain.Butsoonhewaswakenupagainbecauseasecondpersonwasknockingatthewindow.tlSir,doyouknowthetime?”heasked.Thedriverlookedathiswatchagain,andtoldhimitwashalfpasteight.Inthisway,thedriverthoughthecouldnothaveagoodrest,sohewroteashortnoteandstuck)Û-itonthewindowforalltosee.Itsaid,"Idon'tknowthetime.^Again,helaydownintheseatforhissleep.Afewminuteslater,athirdpersoncameandbegantoknockatthewindow,“Hey,sir,“hesaid."It'saquartertonine.”11.Howmanypersonsaskedthedriveraboutthetime?A.One.B.Two.C.Three.D.Four.12.Thefirstpersonknockedatthewindowofthecar.A.atfivetoeightB.athalfpasteightC.atfivepasteightD.ataquartertonine13.Whydidthedriverwriteanoteandstickitonthewindow?A.Becausehedidn'twantanybodytotroublehim.B.Becausehedidn'tknowthetime.C.Becauseheneededsomebodytowakehimup.D.Becausehewantedsomebodytotellhimthetime.14.Thethirdpersonknockedatthewindowto.A.tellhimwhattimeitwasB.askhimnottosleepC.seeifthedriverwassleepingD.askhimthetime15.Thedriver________inhiscar.A.hadagoodsleepB.hadnoseatC.didn'thaveagoodrestD.alwaysclosedhiseyesPassage41-5DABDCDearMr.Armstrong,Iwaspleasedtoreceiveyourrecentletter,askingwhatadviceIwouldgivetomembersofyourclub.Inmyopinion,nofieldoffersgreaterrewardsthannewsGpaper*work{Oryoungpeoplewithaninterestinwriting.OfcourseIamnotspeakingofmaterialrewards.Anyonewhowantstogetrichshouldchoosesomeotheroccupation)ÜÝ-.Ican'tevenpromiseyouexcite-ment.Anewspaperreportermighthavetoperformthesamedutiesdayafterday.Butjournalismpaysalivingwage)ᨬß-àáâ-anditoftenmakesareporterfeelmoreimportantthanabankpresident.Whocansaythatheisnot?Youhaveaskedmehowtobecomeajournalist.First,learnhowtoUseatypewriter.Thisisonethingyoumustbe:ableto

6do.Youcaneitherlearntheskillinschoolorbuyabookthatexplainshowtoteachyourself.Atschoolyoushouldlearnhowtoreadandwriteyourownlanguagewell.Youshouldalsolearnhistory,government,mathematicsandscience.Foreignlanguagesarealsogoodtoknow.Thethingsthathappeneverydayarenotsimple,andajournalisthastoknowalotinordertounderstandthem.Ifyourschoolhasanewspaper,youshouldwritearticlesforit.Editorslikeyoungpeoplewhohavehadexperienceworkingforschoolpapers.Therearemanythingsyoucandooutsideofschooltoprepareyourselfforanewspaperjob.Readeverythingyoucan,especiallynewspapersandmagazines.Discusswhatyoureadandformyourownopinions.Whenyoureadanarticle,noticehowitiswrittenaswellaswhatitsays.Ifyoudon'treadalotanddon'tthinkaboutwhatyouread,yourownwritingwillshowit.Youshouldalsotaketimetodiscoverhowyourcitygovernmentworks.Gotomeetingswherelawsarebeingmade.Somepeoplethinkthatnewspaperworkdealsmostlywithmurdersandotherformsofcrime,butactuallymoreoftheday'snewscomesfromordinarysources:governmentoffices,businessmeetings,socialclubs,andsoon.Themoreoftheseyouknowabout,andthemoreyouknowaboutthem,themoresuccessfulyouwillbe.Ifthemembersofyourclubhaveanyquestionsthathaven1tbeenansweredbythisletter,pleasewriteagain.Sincerely,AlbertW.JeffersonEditor1.Intheeditor'spointofview,theoccupationofjournalismis.A.dullB.lesspaidC.importantD.alloftheabove2.Thefirstskillforajournalisttolearnis.A.howtouseatypewriterB.howtoreadandwriteC.howtoformhisownopinionsD.howtodiscoverthecitygovernment'swork3.Thedepthofaperson'sthinkingwillbereflectedinhis.A.readingB.writingc.typingD.behaving4.WhichofthefollowingisNotTrue?A.Foreignlanguageisalsoimportanttoajournalist.B.Inordertobecomeagoodjournalist,youshouldreadeverythingyoucan.C.Thethingsthathappeneverydayarenoteasytobefullyunderstood.D.Newspaperworkdealsmostlywithcrime.5.Whatistheeditor'sattitudetowardsMr.Armstrongandhisclubmates?A.Indifferent

7B.DoubtfulC.EncouragingD.ProudPassage56-10CDADACancerisamongthetopkillerdiseasesinoursocietytodayandscientistshavefoundoutthatstress)ãä-helpstoiton.Itisworthwhiletoconsider,therefore,whatarethecausesofstressinourlife,andwhetherwecandeanythingaboutthem.Areweunder-employedoroverburdenedwithtoomanyresponsibilities.Dowehavearightbalanceofworkandleisure)å᨟-inourlives?Areourrelationshipswithfamily,friendsorfellowworkersalltheyshouldbe?Allthesethingscanbeacauseofstress,anditisbesttofacethemhonestly,andtobringourfrustrations)ᜫp-intotheopen.Peoplewhohaveagoodrowandthenforgetitaredoingtheirhealthmoregoodthanthosewhobottleuptheirfeelings.Ifourself-examinationhasbrocausesofstresstolight,letusconsiderwhatwecandoaboutthem.Itispossibletochangejobs.Wecanmakemoreleisureandfillitmorehappily,ifwewillacceptadifferentlivingstandard.Wecanimproveourpersonalrelationshipsbyadifferentattitude.Itiswewhoallowotherpeopletomakeourselvesunhappy.Oftenthelittlethingsthatdisturbusarenotworthanhour'sanger.TheteachingintheBible"Letnotthesungodownuponyourwrath)៬᝼-"isgoodadvicefromthehealthpointofviewaswellasthereligious.6.Whichofthefollowingstatementsistrue?A.Freedomfromresponsibilitieshelpsrelievestress.B.Stressisthedirectcauseofcancer.C.Thecausesofstressareworthyofseriousstudy.D.Canceristhenumberonekillerinoursocietytoday.7.Accordingtothepassage,whichOfthefollowingtypesofpeopleismorelikelytosufferfromstress?A.Peoplewhohavecancer.B.Peoplewholiketoquarrelwithothers.C.Peoplewhoselivingstandardislow.D.Peoplewhohavemoreresponsibilitiesthantheycanhandle.8.Judgingfromthecontext,theword"row"inthethirdparagraphmostprobablymeansA.anoisyquarrel.B.averyloudnoise.C.aneatlineofthingssidebyside.D.ajourneyinaboat.9.Whichofthefollowingisnotmentionedasawaytoreduceourstress?A.Changingourjobs.B.Changingourattitudeaboutlittlethingsthatmakeusunhappy.C.Speakingoutaboutourfrustrations.D.ReadingtheBible.10."Letnotthesungodownuponyourwrath"probablymeansA.Don'tlet.yourangerlastlong.

8B.Don'tgetangrywhilethesunisgoingdown.C.Don'tgetangryeasilyaboutlittlethings.D.Don'twatchthesunsetwhileyouareangry.ஹ஺Taskl:1—5ADBBC6—10BABBCMrBlackworksinahospital(ê▾).Asagood1,thepeopleinthetownlikehim.He'soften2tothepatients(Ùa)andlooksthemovercarefully.3he'salwaysbusyandhaslittletimetorest.OnemorningMrBlackgottothehospitalandsawtherewasafatwomaninthe4.Hecalledherintohisofficeandasked,"5,madam?^^“Itwasmybirthdayyesterday,sir”,saidthewoman."Myhusbandgavemea6.ButIcouldn'tpushmywayin(ᢴ»)it.”“7,madam,“saidMrBlack,“Youmustlosesomeweight(îï).You'llbeableto8yourcoat,ifyoudoallthatIsay.”“You're9,sir,”saidtherichwoman.6

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