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1“ButIwantasunset!?,thedirectorshouted."Gototheairport,takethenextflighttothewestcoast,andgetone.^^Butthenayoungsecretaryhadanidea.t4Whydon'tyouphotographasunrise,"shesuggested,"andthenplayitbackwards?Theniflllooklikeasunset.^^“That'saverygoodidea!”thedirectorsaid.Thenheturnedtothecameracrewandsaid,''TomorrowmorningIwantyoutogetmeabeautifulsunriseoverthesea.”Thecameracrewwentoutearlythenextmorningandfilmedabrightsunriseoverthebeachinthemiddleofabeautifulbay.Thenatnineo'clocktheytookittothedirector.<6Hereitis,sir,"theysaid,andgaveittohim.Hewasverypleased.Theyallwentintothestudio."Allright,“thedirectorexplained,unowourheroandheroinearegoingtosaygoodbye.Runthefilmbackwardssothatwecanseethe'sunset'behindthem.^^The“sunset"began,butafteraquarterofaminute,thedirectorsuddenlyputhisfaceinhishandsandshoutedtothecameracrewtostop.Thebirdsinthefilmwereflyingbackwards,andthewavesontheseaweregoingawayfromthebeach.joὃÎReadthepassageandchoosethebestanswer:1.Oneevening,thedirectorsenthiscameracrewout.A.tofilmasceneontheseaB.tofindanactorandanactressC.towatchabeautifulsunsetD.tomeettheaudience2.Whydidthedirectorwanttosendhiscrewtothewestcoast?A.Becausehechangedhismindaboutgettingasunset.B.Becausehewasangrywithhiscrew.C.Becausehewantedtogetasceneofsunset.D.Becauseitwashissecretary'ssuggestion.3.Thedirectorwantedtofilmasunsetovertheoceanbecause.A.itwentwellwiththeseparationoftheheroandheroineB.whentheyarrivedatthebeachitwasalreadyintheeveningC.itwasmoremovingthanasunriseD.theoceanlookedmorebeautifulatsunset4.Afterthe“sunset”began,thedirectorsuddenlyputhisfaceinhishands.A.becausehewasmovedtotearsB.ashesaweverythinginthefilmmovingbackwardsC.asthesunrisedidnotlookasbeautifulashehadimaginedD.becausehewasdisappointedwiththeperformanceoftheheroandheroine5.WhichofthefollowingisNOTtrue?A.Thecrewhadtofollowthesecretary'sadvice_ÏÐ`.B.Ifyouwanttoseeasunrise,theeastcoatistheplacetogo.C.Thecameracrewwasn'tabletofilmthescenethefirstday.D.Thedirectororderedhiscrewtostopfilmingthe“sunset”.
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4filmastheysaidgoodbyetoeachotherforever”¤¼ªØ4.BᳮZÐÑ⚪ᦻÜḄᨬÔOÓ¤¼ªØ5.DEAஹBஹC⚗Ḅ▰ᙠᦻÜḄÒÞßÓàáâãÒäÓÒåÓḄæHᡃçD⚗¥┯èḄTranslationOêḄᜧᱏìíSᑜᙠᜧîḄïðòóḄô®Eõö÷øᙠùᱏúûüõýþᵱᙠ□⍝ᜩḄᑴ□ ᜩ ᨌ ᑴḄ“"#$%&'(ᔩ*”ᑴḄ“ᐜ./ᨵ”123.45“678/ᨵ*”“ᕃᐜ.”ᐸ;<=⍝“ᡃ#ᙠ?@ABC□ᙠDE&FHᨵI⌕ḄKᡃ#LMᙠ@NO"ᑮ'QRᑮ&'”“Qᡃ⌕ḄS&'T”12U⍝“ᑮVWXYᙶF[\WD@AOᡃ&'”]ᙠ^_`abḄcde(`fg“"#678R'ᯠiji᎔ᕖ*m᪵opqᩭ]s&'(Juv⍝12“mS`wxT”ySz{ᜮᩭ ᑴḄ“ᡃ⌕"#}ᜩ~@NḄ'OᡃFᩭ” ᜩᨌᑴ(#ᙠḄ@;~@NḄ'Fᩭ(_#~Ḅ'〈ᑮ(12^“ᐜ.O”#EE~ḄO(1212 3x#ᡠᨵ(“wᖾ”12⍝“ᙠᵱ⌕⍝(~~ᱏji᎔m᪵ᡃ]#iḄ‘&II'(‘&'’¢£(QSᓝ¥¦§i12¨©ᣆḼῊᜧ®¯ᑴ°ᱏ;Ḅ±²ᙠjiV@³´ᙠµ@NjF⌨Passage2ClaudeandLourisare“giraffes”.SoarepoliceofficersHankinsandPearson.Thesemenandwomendon'tlooklikegiraffes;theylooklikeyouandme.Then,whydopeoplecallthem“giraffes”?Agiraffe,theysay,isananimalthatsticksitsneckout,canseeplacesfarawayandhasalargeheart.Itlivesaquietlifeandmovesaboutinaneasyandbeautifulway.Inthesameway,a"giraffe“canbeapersonwholikesto“stickhisorherneckout“forotherpeople,alwayswatchesforfuturehappenings,hasawarmheartforpeoplearound,andatthesametimelivesaquietandbeautifullifehimselforherself.“TheGiraffeProjecf,isa1O-year-oldgroupwhichfindsandhonors"giraffes"intheUSandintheworld.Thegroupwantstoteachpeopletodosomethingtobuildabetterworld.Thegroupmembersbelievethatapersonshouldn'tdrawhisorherheadback;instead,theytellpeopleto“sticktheirneckout“andhelpothers.ClaudeandLouris,HankinsandPearsonareonlyafewofthenearly1,000“giraffes“thatthegroupfoundandhonored.ClaudeandLourisweregettingoldandtheylefttheirworkwithsomemoneythattheysavedforfutureuse.Oneday,however,theysawahomelessmanlookingforaplacetokeepwannandtheydecidedthattheyshould“sticktheirneckout“andgivehimsomehelp.Today,theylivedinFriends5House,wheretheyinvitetwelvehomelesspeopletostayeverynight.
5PoliceofficersHankinsandPearsonworkinalargecity.Theyseecrimeseverydayandtheirworkissometimesdangerous.Theyworkhardfortheirmoney.However,thesetwomenputtheirsavingstogetherandevenborrowedmoneytostartaneducationalcentertoteachyoungpeopleinapoorpartofthecity.HankinsandPearsonarecertainly“giraffes”.·¸ὃXReadthepassageandchoosethebestanswer:1.Whichofthefollowingistrue?A.Someofthepeoplearounduslooklikegiraffes.B.Giraffesarethemostbeautifulanimalintheworld.C.”Giraffes“isabeautifiilnameforthosewhoarereadytohelpotherpeople.D.A"giraffe"issomeonewhocanstickhisneckoutandseethefuture.2."TheGiraffeProjecf,isagroup.A.ofpoliceofficersB.whichappearedtenyearsagoC.often-year-oldchildrenD.whichtakescareofchildren3.PeoplecallClaudeandHankins“giraffes“becausethey.A.dowhatisneededforagoodworldB.arenotafraidofdangerousworkC.foundahomeforsomehomelesspeopleD.mademoneyonlyforotherpeople4.Whatdoes"TheGiraffeProjecf,do?A.Ittellspeoplehowtoliveaquietlife.B.Ithelpsthehomelessandteachestheyoungpeople.C.Ittriestofind1,000warm-heartedpeopleintheUS.D.Itshowspeoplewhattheirdutyisforabetterworld.5.Thepassagemainlytriestotellus.A.whatgiraffesarelikeB.whattheGiraffeProjectisC.whyClaude,Louris,HankinsandPearsonarecalled“giraffes”D.whatweshoulddofbrabetterworldᡃḄ=ᫀ»L2.3.4.5.ᡃḄᓫ½⊤giraffe[dji-raif]n.¿⚠Ástick[stik]vt.Âproject[zprdekt]n.ÃÄhonor['Çvt.⊤Ècrime[kraim]n.ÉÊeducational[edju/keitfenl]adj.ᦟÌḄ
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85.CB⍝ᑖ᪆õᳮ⚪K÷ᨵøùᐰᦻK+ûü.»ὅḄPýþjÖÿᫀTranslation“⚠”ᵱ ᩭ!"⚠#$% ᩭ&"'ᡃ)᪵+,-%./,0$%.“⚠”ᕖ2%3⚠-)456ᾴ8-9 :;-ᨵḼ>▎@ᝰḄCᱥEFḼG☟ḄIJ-KLMNOḄPQᑮᜐJCT᪵ᙢ-“⚠”ᨵVW9)X.$56ᾴ8-Yᶇ[\ᩭ]^Ḅ-_ᙠᕜbḄ%ᨵḼ)⚩᰿e-TVfgFḼhG☟ijNkḄIJ“⚠lm”)Xᨵ10nᔊpḄqr-Eᙠkstuvwx⊤z“⚠”{ḄXqr|⌕ᦟ%]^ᩭ⌼)XkḄtuqrᡂᕒ%.!Ḽᜮ#$%0%56ᾴ8ᩭXqrwx⊤zḄ1000X“⚠”ḄᦪXnᜧ-$%ḼᩭᩭKᜓ\ᩭᵨḄ¢⌨¤ᯠi-ᨵ)ᜩ$% §)X¨©WªḄᙠ«ᙢ¬ᨨ-$%&¯°$%56ᾴ8ᩭ$²-$%hᙠ“³´©”-ᙠ+µ$%¶ᜩ⍸¸12X¨©WªḄh+¹ᙠ)ºᜧ»¼¹l½$%¶ᜩ §¾¿-$%Ḅl½ᨵVᓻ◅Ḅ.¢-$%ÂÃl½ᯠi-$%ÄÅ$%ḄÆÇÈᙠ) -ÉÊË¢ÌÍ)XᦟÎeᩭᦟX»¼¹ÏÐḄnÑÒᯠ“⚠”Passage3Myfirstexposuretophotographywas25yearsago.Iwasafreshmanincollege,lookingfbraninterestingelectiveclass,soIpickedBasicPhotography.Iloveditsomuch,Iendeduptakingeveryphotographyclasstheyoffered.Foryearsmyprimaryinterestinlifewasphotography.Iworkedinacamerastore.Ididportraitsontheside.IworkedtwoseasonsfortheNationalParkServiceandtriedtoworkphotographyandvideoproductionintomyduties.IgotajobasanewspaperphotographersoIcouldshooteveryday.AndwhenIwasn'tworking,Ididlandscapephotography.Ifanythingrivaledmylovefbrphotography,itwasmyloveoftheoutdoors.SowhenItookaholiday,Iwentcampingandhiking.MyfavoriteplacestovisitwereYellowstone,GrandTetons,theSanJuanMountainsofsouthwestColorado,DeathValley,andMonumentValley.Heck,justaboutanywherewildinthewide,openwest.WhileworkingasanewspaperphotographerfbrTheCalifornianinTemecula,Californiain1988-1990,IdiscoveredtheSantaRosaPlateauEcologicalReserve,a6000-acreNatureConservancypreserve.Thisgorgeousareaofundevelopedgrasslandsandrolling,oak-studdedhillsisjustafewmilesfromthecity.Iadopteditasmynearbywildernessretreat,usuallyturningtoitforpeacefulhikes,wildlifewatchingandphotography.ÓÔὃÖReadthepassageandcompletethesentences:1.1havetakenphotos.2.WhatIlovetodomostinlifeisto.3.“Ididportraitsontheside."meansthat.
94.TheSantaRosaPlateauEcologicalReserveiscoveredwith.5.Thebesttitleofthepassageisprobably“ᡃḄØᫀÙL2.3.4.5.ᡃḄᓫÛ⊤exposure[ik'sp5usfi]n.ÜÞḄßàᐝfreshman[rfrejm3n]n.ÜᜧâßãIelective[ilektiv]adj.⌱åḄBasicPhotography['beisæffftgrSfi]n.çẠÞâprimary['praimSri]adj.é⌕Ḅshoot[JuÙt]vt.êlandscape[Isendskeip]n.ëìஹì⁐rival[YaivSl]vt.T…ᢙ⊝/óôGrandTetons[graendZtetnz]n.õöḄᱯøùᾭtheSanJuanMountains['raivai]n.ᙛüýùColoradoþkIra:d]n.ÿ MonumentValley['mnju:m6ntrvaeli]n.theSantaRosaPlateau[saent5rrduzd'piset5u]n.ᙛ ecological[ek51d3ikSl]adj.Ḅreserve[ri'zSrv]n.acre[feikd]n.ᵪconservancy[k3nrs3:v3nsi]n.gorgeousTg:d3as]adj.Ḅarea[^drid]n.ᙢrolling[frdulig]adj.Ḅoak-studded[Suk'stdid]adj.Ḅadopt[dfdpt]vt. ᵨretreat[ri'triit]vi.⌨ᓾ!⌨"#$%ᵨ&^retreatvi.'(…ᔣ…+!⌨,-⌨,᎔⌨,⌨ᓾ,'(…+⌨/,⌨01 retreatfrom...to...Thedefeatedtroopswereforcedtoretreattothecoast.1234!⌨567IwishIcouldretreattoanuninhabitedisland.9:ᡃ<ᑮ>?@A◚/2 retreatintosilenceCEFGH3 retreatfromacontroversyIJKL
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11C.togiveyourhandstomeD.that“AllthesailorsZᕒ]ondeck"3.Whenthenursesaid"He'snotupyet.^^shemeantthatA.hehasnotstoodupyetB.hehasnotyetgotupC.hehasnotwokenupyetD.hehasnotyetcomedownstairs4.WhenthethirdFrenchmanwentbackforthesecondtime,thedoctorA.wasstillinanupstairsroomB.wasreadingC.washavinghisbreakfastD.waswashinghimself5.WhichdoyouthinkisthebesttitleZ᪗⚪]forthepassage?A.ThreeFrenchmenB.ThreeFrenchStoriesC.Whatalanguage!D.TheEnglishLanguageᡃḄ`ᫀb1.2.3.4.5.ᡃḄᓫd⊤bucket[,bAkit]n.fhideck[dek]n.ᵬk lmᵨnlookout“2p”Lookout!Theroadisfullofholes.(prstuᙷLookoutoryouwillcatchcold.2pᔲᑣyz{ᑈ}lookoutof..."...”Samoftenlooksoutofthewindowwhenheisatschool.⃬ᙠtV=khand"hᕒhᕒ”ZḄᑖ⊤0Ḅnᓽ]allhandsᐰᕒagreenhandHeisagoodhandattennis.ᡭᳫḄThefactoryisshortofhands.ᔆ¢£kHe'snotupyet.=Hehasn'tgotupyet.¤¥!¦}He'snotdownyet.=Hehasgotup,buthestillhasn'tgonedownstairs.¤¥§¨ᩭkHe'snotin=Heisnotathome.ᙠ©ªyḄ«¬┯b1.B⍝ᳮl⚪ᵫ±²³´`ᫀ2.Dµtᵫ±¶²³´`ᫀ3.Bᵫ·He'snot¸yet.Ḅ¹º»¼`ᫀ4.Aᵫ·He'snotdownyet.Ḅ¹º»¼`ᫀ5.C•⍝ᳮl¾ᳮ⚪XQᐰᦻÀ»¼ᦻÁḄ᪗⚪ᦻÁ⌱à 0ÄᐺÆḄÇÈ☢¹ºḄdLÊË ÍᦻḄÎ⚪“ÏḄÐ:
12Translation±nÒbᡃÓÔÕᑮÖᜧØ“Lookout"ᡃÙᡃḄᜮÛ:ÜfÝᯠ᎔ᙠᡃḄßtà"Lookout.“³áâᕡḼ“⌕¶±¶nÒbᡃÓÔᙠtÕæ$ᜧçØ⍝HAllhandsondeck.%ᡃèéᙠᵬktᨵÝᯠêᙠᡃḄt±ënÒbᨵìᜧíîᡃïᑮðḄñᡠóḄôᩭᑮõö÷“Hesnotupyet.øù(;ÀᩭJ2ᡃúìᩭû;ô÷“Hesnotdownyet."ᡃ-üý Àᩭᡃþᜧÿ ᙠᡠᡃ“ᘞHe,snotin!"ᜩᩭḄ ᡃᨬ!"#$”&'(“ᖅ#ᙠ☢#ᙠ+☢#ᙠ☢,-.ᡃ#ᑮ0ᙠ12"ᡃ45ᙢ(Passage2Ishookhandswithmyfatherinthetruck,andforalongtimehelookedstraightaheadanddidn'tsayaword.ButIknewhewasgoingtosayalittletome."Ican'ttellanything,“hefinallysaid.neverwenttocollege,andnoneofyourbrotherswenttocollege.Ican'tsaydon'tdothisanddothat,becauseeverythingisdifferentandIdon'tknowwhatisgoingtocomeup.Ican'thelpmuchwithmoneyeither,butIthinkthingswillworkout.9,Hegavemeanewcheck-book.<6Ifthingsgetpushing,writeasmallcheck.Butwhenyouwriteone,sendmealetterandletmeknowhowmuch.Therearesomethingswecanalwayssell.,^InfouryearsallthechecksIwrotewerelessthanathousanddollars.Mypart-timejobssuchasreadingtotheblindstudentandsittingwiththeteachers9kidsfilledinthefinancialgaps.“Youknowwhatyouwanttobe,andthey'lltellyouwhattotakeJmyfatherwenton."Whenyougetajob,besureit'shonest,andworkhard."IknewthatsoonIwouldbealoneinthebigtown,andIwouldbemissingthecoolwindsandalifewhereyourthinkingwasdoneforyou.Thenmydadreacheddownbesidehisseatandbroughttheold,brokenBiblethathehadreadsooften,theoneheusedwhenhewantedtolooksomethingupinafriendlyquarrelwithoneoftheneighbours.Iknewhewouldmissit.Iknew,though,thatImusttakeit.Hedidn'tsayreadthiseverymorning.Hejustsaid,“Thiscanhelpyouifyouwillletit.”Didithelp?Igotthroughcollegewithoutbeingaburdenonthefamily.Ihavebeenabletomakemoneysince.78ὃ:Readthepassageandchoosethebestanswer:1.Whatisthewriter'smainpurpose;Ḅ 13D.Becausehedidn'twanttobemuchtoostrictwithhim.3.Whatwouldsomeonelearnfromthispassage?A.Howtolivebyoneself.B.Howtostandonone'sownfeet.C.Whatagoodfathershoulddo.D.Whattheself-importantislike.4.WhatmaybetheproperChinesefortheunderlinedpartinthepassage?A.=᨟?ᐝ.B.BC.C.DEF.D.GHIJ.5.WhatkindofbookdidtheBibleseemtobetothewriter'sfather?A.Itwasabookwhichtoldyouhowyoushouldgetonwellwithothers.B.Thereweremanygoodexamplesforyoutocopyinit.C.Itwasabookthattoldyouhowtogetagoodjobandagoodfuture.D.Itwasagoodbookthatcouldhelpyouwhenyouwereintrouble.ᡃḄKᫀML2.3.4.5.ᡃḄᓫO⊤check-bookQtjekbuk]n.RἠThonest[fnist]adj.UVḄburden[1)6:dn]n.XYZ[\]ᵨ_bsitwithsb.“`abcᙶefgh&ijb 14#îZᡃ•ªðRἠT“×ñòóᔛõöᑏcxoRἠÍøᑏRἠḄ?⌕îᡃúcûüýÝþᡃ¢⍝RἠḄêëÿᡃᨵḄ”ᙠᡃᑏḄἠᦪᓟᐗᡃḄ !#$%&'()*᯿,ὁ.Ḅ/0⊡2ᡃḄ345“78⍝7:⌕<=>?@ABCDE7FG=> H”᱄JKLM“<7NOᑮQ!,S⌕TUVW!”ᡃ8⍝ᙠX&ᜧZ[\ᡃ]^_`•Ab@ᡃ^ᝰ#ᶇᙠefgḄhi*jklᩭ᱆᱆ᙠoḄpqrst`ᩭuvwxyxẚḄᙛ3Xw$o3|} 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17trains?Doesshehaveproblems?Ireallywanttoknow!îùὃêReadthepassageandchoosethebestanswer:1.WhatkindofmanisMrNeff?A.He'sclevererthanotherpeople.B.Hedoeseverythingbetterthanhisfriends.C.He'stheluckiestmanintheworld.D.Heispleasedwithhimself.2.Thewriterreallythinksthat.A.MrNeffisalwaysrightB.MrNeffusuallyhasgoodluckC.MrNeffalmostknowseverythingD.it'sthefaultofbusesandtrainswhenhemissesthem3.WhichofthefollowingdoyouthinkistrueofMrsNefT?A.Sheperhapslistenstoherhusbandineverything.B.Sheperhapsdoesn'tagreewithherhusband.C.Sheperhapsfeelsstrangetobesolucky.D.Sheisveryhappytohavealuckyhusband.4.Whichofthefollowingdoyouthinkisright?A.ThewriterfindsMrNeffhardtounderstand.B.Thewriterdoesn'tknowwheretheNeffslive.C.NooneknowswhoMrsNeffis.D.Thewriterdoesn'tlikeMrNeff.5.Thispassagetriestotellus.A.wemusttrytofollowMrNeffB.wecannotalwaysbeluckyC.wedon'thavetoworrywhenwemissbusesortrainsD.we'dbetteraskMrNeffforhelpwhenwe'reintroubleᡃḄᫀL2.3.4.5.ᡃḄᓫû⊤fault[f:lt]n.┯ᜫḄ┯1.D^( ⍝üýþᳮ~☢Ḅÿᳮ⚪ᦻḄஹᡃMrNeffᓝᑖḄ2.B ⍝ὃ ⁚Ḅ⚪Heusuallyhasgoodhick."#ᫀ3.A •⍝&'()ᳮ*+☢Ḅ-ᳮ⚪ᦻḄ.ᡃ/0MrNeffḄ12345,7ᓝᑖ9MrsNeff:ᨵ=>345Ḅ12Ḅ?@AB=>CDE 184.D ,⍝&'()ᳮ*+☢Ḅ-ᳮ⚪ὃ GὅBMrNeffḄJHenevermissesbusesandtrains.Eventhoughhereallymissesthem,itisalwaysthefaultofthebusesandthetrains.ᡃ-KGὅBMrNeffL4MNOᵨḄQRSḄTC5.B ⍝ὃ ᦻUVḄ⚪WXYBᐰᦻḄ\ᳮ*]GὅBMrsNeff^_ḄQQ/0ᡃ-KUVᡃ`abc1ḄTranslationᨵdᩭ:BYfᩭg:ᨵ51fhij┯lm┯?ᓽOfmḄ]jḄBḄfmḄᡈjḄpr`Bst di⍗ᑮwxfiᡭẚ{ᴻ}~┯Yᐳᡈ>ᐜᑣ`fbBḄfᩭ:ᨵ┯YfXiᨵ51f:ᨵwxfᩭ:ᨵ┯Yᐳ]ᓽOfḄ┯Y3rᐳ]ḄY┯>ᐜL4X᧽f`⚪f#⚪f`m“ᡃ`"⍝Jᡃ`>>Ḅᡃᨵp0*ᐵ'Ḅ^_bBḄᔩᡈὅrb┯Ḅᔩiᡭẚ{ᴻ}~ᡈὅ┯Yᐳ]ᔩᨵwxᔩᡃḄ0"⍝Passage2ARussian,aCuban,anAmericanbusinessmanandanAmericanlawyerwereonatraintravelingacrossEngland.TheRussiantookoutalargebottleofvodka,gaveeachofthemenadrinkandthenthrewtheresthalfbottleofvodkaoutofthewindow.“Whydidyoudothat?^^askedtheAmericanbusinessman.“There'stoomuchvodkainmycountry,saidtheRussian,6tAndreallywehavemorethanwewilleveruse.”Alittlelater,theCubanpassedaroundfineHavanaCigars.Thenhethrewhisoutofthewindow.“IthoughtCubaisnotarichcountry,9,thebusinessmansaid."Butyouthrewthatverygoodcigarsoutofthewindow!”“Cigars,“theCubananswered,"arethecheapestinmycountry.Wehavemoreofthemthanweknowwhattodowith.”TheAmericanbusinessmansatquietlyforamoment.Thenhegotup,caughtthelawyerbythearmandthrewhimoutofthewindow.XὃReadthepassageandchoosethebestanswer:1.Vodkaisakindof.A.treasure¡B.alcohol⏀¡C.foodD.medicine2.TheRussianandtheCubanbothwantedto.A.tellthebusinessmanwhattheircountriesarerichinB.prove£¤¡thattheywererichC.askthetwoAmericanstovisittheircountriesD.makethebusinessmanhappy3.Whenthebusinessmansaid“IthoughtCubaisnotarichcountry.hemeant”A.RussianisricherthanCubaB.AmericaisricherthanCubaandRussia 19C.Youshouldn'tthrewthatverygoodcigarawayD.Doyouhavemorecigarsthanme?4.Whatdidthebusinessmanwanttosaybythrowingthelawyeroutofthewindow?A.Iwanttobuysomevodka.B.Wehavetoomanylawyersinmycountry.C.TilgotoCubaanddosomebusinessofcigars.D.Ifyouneedlawyers,cometoAmerica.5.Whichdoyouthinkisthebesttitleforthepassage?A.TravelingacrossEnglandB.FourRichMenC.You'reWastingTooMuchD.There'sTooMuchᡃḄ#ᫀ¥1.2.3.4.5.ᡃḄᓫ§⊤Cuban[rkju:b5n]n.©ªlawyer«1:n.®¯cigar[si'ga:]n.°⁰²³´ḄBµ┯¥1.B ⍝ὃ ¶iḄ⚪·ᱯ¹º»¼ḄQ½ឋ⏀2.A ⍝ὃ ᦻ⁚Ḅ⚪᪷Àᦻஹ.ÁA#ᫀ3.C ⍝ὃ ᦻ⁚Ḅ⚪᪷ÀᦻÂÁA#ᫀ4.B ⍝ὃ -ᳮḄ⚪᪷ÀBᦻḄ\ᳮ*ÁA#ᫀ5.D ⍝ὃ -ᳮ]ÃÄḄ⚪᪷ÀBᦻḄ\ᳮ*ÁAᦻḄ᪗⚪ÆÇTranslationᨵȺÉஹÈ©ªஹÈÊÉᖪ]ÈÊÉ®¯ÌᙠÎÏÐѺÉÒᜧÔ·ᱯ¹⏀ÕÖ×᎔}ᯠÚÛᒕÝḄÞÔᡮà“´â4 4ã"ÊÉᖪ“·ᱯ¹⏀ᙠᡃÉåÇḄ”ºÉm“ᐸèᙠᡃ3éÇêëìí`î”Yï驪Òð5Ḅñò3°⁰ᑖÕ×ófô3óõögᡮà“ᡃ÷ø©ªḄhù`ú2”3ÊÉᖪm“´Û55ḄóûÕᡮ”“°⁰ü”©ª#“ᙠᡃÉåᨬþÿ ᡃ⍝Jᖪᙢᙶ ᯠ ᩭ ᢕ "# $%&'(ᡮ*+Passage3Inaclassroominanycountry,theteacherteachesmorethanartorhistoryorlanguage.Heorsheteacheswhatisknownasthe“hiddencourse”-thecultureofthatcountry.InasocietysuchastheUnitedStates,peoplewithdifferenthistory,cultureandlanguagejointogetherandthinkhighlyofindividualism.Theireducationasapartofthesociety,alsothinkofthisgreatly.Teacherstrytomakeeachstudentspecial.Studentsdonothavetorememberalotofinformation;instead,theyworkaloneandfindanswersbythemselves.Thereisoftenadiscussionintheclassroom.Atanearlyagestudentslearntohavetheirownideas.Theireducationencouragespersonalthought.Theimportanceisputonhowtoarriveat 20ananswerandnotsimplytogetthecorrectanswer.InmostAsiancountries,thepeoplehavethesamelanguages,history,andculture.Perhapsforthisreason,theeducationthereshowssociety'sideasingroupgoalsratherthanindividualism.ChildreninChinaandJapanoftenworktogetherandhelpeachotheronhomework.Intheclassroom,theteacheroftenteachesinapublicway.Hesays,andthestudentslisten.Thereisnotmuchdiscussion.Instead,thestudentsrepeatrulesorinformationthattheyhavebeentaughtinordertokeeptheminmind.Inmanywaysthesedifferencescomefromdifferenteducationalpsychology.InWesterncountriesteachersmakeiteasierforthestudentstolearnforthemselves.IntheEastern,however,teachersoftenfeelthattheirjobistopassknowledgetostudents,orthestudentscan?tlearnanything.-.ὃ0Readthepassageandanswerthefollowingquestions:1.Whatisthe“hiddencourse”accordingtothepassage?2.WhatdoAmericanteachersdoinclass?3.WhatdoAsianteachersdoinclass?4.What'sthemaindifferenceineducationbetweentheEastandtheWest?5.Whatdoyouthinkthepropertitleforthepassageis?ᡃḄ2ᫀ4L2.3.4.5.ᡃḄᓫ6⊤culturen.ᦻᓄindividualism[indi'vidjuSlizSm]n.:; 21bsociety“="CU"TiV= TᱯkḄV=”amemberofsociety=Ḅᕒahistoryofmodemsocietymn=omiddle-classsocietyPp=Westernsocietyqr=Hewasthoughttobeadangertosociety.%stuO=Ḅᓻ◅ᱥ2 Cy z{| }amedicalsociety~@yasocietyofmusicians{y3 C= =gointosocietyᐭ=societypeopleasocietybeauty=4 U▭ Ienjoyedthesocietyofyoungpeople.ᡃ᰿Sheusedtospendeveningsinthesocietyofherfriends.ᙠ:ḄPleaseavoidthesocietyofthevicious.¡ᩭ¢£¤Ḅ¥┯41.Thecultureofitscountry.᪷§¨©ªk2ᫀ2.Theyletstudentsworkaloneandfindanswersbythemselves.᪷§Teacherstrytomakeeachstudentspecial.Studentsdonothavetorememberalotofinformation;instead,theyworkaloneandfindanswersbythemselves.ªk2ᫀ3.Theysayandstudentslisten.᪷§Intheclassroom,theteacheroftenteachesinapublicway.Hesays,andthestudentslisten.ªk2ᫀ4.TheEasterneducationshowssociety'sideasingroupgoalsratherthanindividualismwhiletheWesterneducationencouragespersonalthought.᪷§¨«ஹ©ªk2ᫀ5.EducationintheEastandintheWest᪷§¥ᐰᦻḄᳮA¯°±ªk2ᫀTranslationᙠ²³Ḅᦟ´µ ᦟ#ᦟḄ¶·¸¹ஹᔊoᡈ¼½%ᦟ¾O℉Ḅ“◚ឋÂÃᓽÅ:Ḅᦻᓄᙠ:ÆḄ=µ ÇḼÉᔊo ᦻᓄ¯¼½ḄÊᐭᙠ %ËÌÍÎ:;<Ïu=|ᑖḄᦟY 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GØ⚪Ḅ×⌕ᨵᑡuv! Ó1.Whendidthestoryhappen?2.Howmanypeoplewerethereinthestory?3.Howdidtheygothere?4.Whatdidtheydothere?5.Howlongdidtheystaythere?6.Whatwastheresultofthestory?7.Hewenttherealone.(TrueorFalse)8.Shewenttherewithand.PartOneÚᜩ¾ÜᵨÝ6ÞÉÊPassage1OnChildren'sDay2004,HongKongheldaninterestingactivity.Inthisactivitychildrenandtheirparentsplayedtherichandthepoor.Inthedinner,therichcouldhavedeliciousfood,butthepoorcouldonlyhavebreadwithporridge.Parentsallhopedtohavethedinnerforthepoorwiththeirchildren.Theyhopedthattheirchildrencouldbetaughtalessonfromthedinner.Nowmanypeopleonearthdon'thaveenoughfoodorclothing.Everydayonlyhalfoftheworldcouldenjoyenoughfood.Theactivitywasheldtomakethefamiliesunderstandthedifferencesbetweenthepoorandtherichandalsomakeparentsknowthattoomuchmateriallifewon'talwaysdogoodtothechildren. 23ßQὃàReadthepassageandchoosethebestanswer:1.Whichofthefollowingsentencesistrue?A.Halfthepoorandhalftherichjoinedintheactivity.B.Childrenplayedtherichandparentsplayedthepoor.C.Parentsplayedtherichandchildrenplayedthepoor.D.Someofthechildrenandtheirparentsplayedthepoor.2.Inthedinner,parentshopedto.A.havebreadandporridgewiththeirchildrenB.givethepoordeliciousfoodC.givedeliciousfoodtoboththerichandthepoorD.givetheirchildrendeliciousfood3.Todayonlyhalfthepeopleintheworld.A.enjoymateriallifeB.haveenoughtoeatC.liveinthewestpartoftheearthD.cangotoHongKong4.Fromtheactivity,parentsknew.A.thepoorwantedtoberichB.therichwantedtohavethelifeofthepoorC.thepoorweredifferentfromtherichD.therichcouldhavebettercarefromtheschool5.Fromthenewsreportwe'reclearthat.A.childrenoftenchangetheirmindsB.childrenofthepoorworkharderatschoolC.childrenoftherichdon'tliketheactivityD.childrenshouldn'tbegiventoomuchmateriallifeᡃḄᫀÓL2.3.4.5.ÝrGHᵨ´bplaysb.“ãäḄå⁐¥çãᡂ”Sheisplaying(thepartof)LadyMacbeth.ëᙠãäìíîïShe'sgoingtoplayhostess.ð⌕ ×Helikestoplaythepoet.<òóçãᡂôõö÷Ḅø┯Ó1.D᪷ûInthisactivitychildrenandtheirparentsplayedtherichandthepoor.üᫀ2.A᪷ûthepoorcouldonlyhavebreadwithporridge.Parentsallhopedtohavethedinnerforthepoor 24withtheirchildren.üᫀ3.B᪷ûNowmanypeopleonearthdon'thaveenoughfoodorclothing.Everydayonlyhalfoftheworldcouldenjoyenoughfbod.üᫀ4.C᪷ûTheactivitywasheldtomakethefamiliesunderstandthedifferencesbetweenthepoorandtherichüᫀ5.D᪷ûTheactivitywasheldtomakeparentsknowthattoomuchmateriallifewon'talwaysdogoodtothechildren.üᫀTranslationᙠ2004ýþÿ⁚✏⚗ᨵḄᙠ⚗Ḅ᱄ ᙠ⚶" #ᔛ%ᕡḄ'()* +#ᔛ☢ᒹ.᱄/012Ḅ3ᔛ4 ᔛḄ⚶01Ḅ#56⚶78ᦟ:;ᙠ<=>? @ᨵABḄ⊟'Dᜩ 25A.Itissomethinglikekeepingdrugs.B.Itisawayofproducingdrugs.C.Itisliketakingdrugs.D.Itisterribletoimagine.3.Whydopeopleworryabouttheteens?A.Theteensarewastingtoomuchmoney.B.TheyusedtoworkontheInternet.C.Theplayingfieldoftheteenswilldisappear.D.MoreandmoreoftheteenswillbecomeaddictedtotheInternet.4.Theexampleinthepassageshowsthat.A.InternetproblemsaremoreseriousamongcollegestudentsB.InternetaddictsusuallystayinthecomputerlabwithoutsleepC.SomeoftheInternetusershavealreadybeenseriouslyaddictedD.thepoliceoftenhelptofindthoseInternetaddicts5.Whatisthewritertryingtotellusattheendofthepassage?A.Don'tbeaddictedtotheInternet.B.Gotofamilyactivitiesmoreoften.C.Dothingsasyouhaveplanned.D.Staywithyourparentsasoftenaspossible.ᡃḄhᫀjL2.3.4.5.ᡃḄᓫl⊤chatroom[tjsetrum]n.nᜩoaddiction©dikjn]n.pqᱥrḄs=tdrug['dJg]n.ᨵuqᱥvw(control[kSn'trSul]n.xᑴteens[ti:nz]n.☘{|p13}19~scyberspacesaibspeis]n.ᵯᾯQsymptom[rsimpt6m]n.OLᵨ^losecontrolof"xᑴ...v]…ᜫxᑴ”Helostcontrolofhiscar.ḄᜫxSheoftenlosescontrolofhertemper.^outofcontrol“8xᑴvᜫxᑴ”Thefiregotoutofcontrol.Xxᑴundercontrol“8xᑴv☟”Thefirewasfinallybroughtundercontrol.xᑴ 26¡¢Ḅ]2┯j1.B*⍝¥¦⚪c]ᦻ©ª«Ḅᑖ᪆®¯L/*ᨵᵯᾯtḄ °Ḅ2.C᪷²TheuseoftheInternetcanbeanaddictionlikedruguse.PeoplelosecontrolofthetimetheyspendontheInternet.³´hᫀ3.D᪷²Studiesshowthatabout6%to10%ofInternetusersbecomeaddicted.AndpeopleworryabouttheteensbecausetheInternetischangingtheplayingfieldforsomeofthem.Theyspendmoretimeincyberspacethanintherealworldoffriendsandfamily.³´hᫀ4.C*⍝ᑖ᪆⚪᪷²ᡠḄ¶ᡃ®Tᑖ᪆·¸ᜧº\]ᵯᾯ»¼=t5.A*⍝ᑖ᪆⚪᪷²½ᦻᨬ¿«ᡃ®TÀ·ÁὅᙠÃᔙÅ⏨☘{|⌕ᵯᾯ=tTranslation“Èᨌᡃᨵ"3ÊËᡈὅ4ÊË3Í=ÎÏД“ᡃÑÒᡃḄᵯÓÔᜩ406”“ᙠÎ=ᡃ6Õ⌕Ö×3Ø?Ù"”“ᡃᙠnᜩoÚÖ×Ḅ"Q⌕?ᡃ2‘;Ü\’ḄÞßᕆᙠ3Ḅ"Q”¢áâ᪵ḄL ᔩå*æPJç“ᨵèᱯÎt”Ḅê=tḄëᑖèᱯÎtìDᕜîᙠï=⌕Ö×ð{30ᑮ40ØÙ"VᵨèᱯÎÕòᔾw᪵®#=t xᑴᙠèᱯÎ=ᡠÖ×Ḅ"Q¶Øᜧº\ᜫõöᜩḄÞßJ÷ø4ùúᡭᵯüùúᙠýþÿ ᑮᙠᜩẆᜧ 6%ᑮ10%Ḅ ᱯᵨᡝ" #$%&☘()*+, - ᱯᙠᦋ/〉ᔠ23456Ḅ⚞8%ᙠ9:;<=>?Ḅ@=⌕BBCD%ᙠE FGHIJKL$ᙠ2MḄ@=“”&PᩭRS᰿USᨵ"WYPᨵ3Z[,P\]^ᨵ_⚪•P -cdᙠ ᱯ>?ᦪf@,ghijkl⌕ḄLmFnᡈὅhqrs•&Dtu,Pvhwx•Py9ᑜᙠ{62|},~YPᙠᓾ>?f@•PHIJiᩭ(Passage3Ifyou'restudyingEnglish,theLanguageStudyFairthat'sbeingheldthismonthwillcertainlyattract.Thefairisgoingonbetweenthe28thand30thofJuneattheNationalEducationCenter.Itisheldtoanswerallyourquestionsaboutself-studynomatterhowyourEnglishis.TheLanguageStudyFairgivesyouaverygoodchanceforyoutoseeandtogetallkindsofinformationtohelpyouimprovethewayyoustudy.Over350producersofeducationalmaterialswillbeatthefair.Comealongtothis,andyouwon'twasteyourmoneyinthefutureonmaterialsthatareout-of-date,orbooksthatyoujustdon'tneed.We'vegotlotsofdifferentthingsforyoutoseeandhear.Therewillbestandsshowingdifferentkindsofself-studytextbooksandtalksbyeducationalspeakersonthebestwaystostudybyyourself.We'resureyou'llalsoenjoywatchingpeopleusingthelatestcomputerprogramstomakestudyingEnglishalonesomucheasier.Thisisforyoutomakegooddecisionsaboutwhatyoubuy.Youcancometothefairfromninethirtytofive.Ticketscost£5each,or£3ifyou'reafull-timestudent.Allticketscanbebookedby 27ringingthetickethotline.Thenumberis9847711.So,wehopetoseeyouthere!ὃReadthepassageandanswerthefollowingquestions1.WhowillgototheLanguageStudyFair?2.WhatwillattractthosewhogototheLanguageStudyFair?3.WhatwillyoubuyifyouwanttomakestudyingEnglishmucheasier?4.Whatistheopeningtimeofthefair?5.Howcanyougetaticketforthefair?ᡃḄᫀL2.3.4.5.ᡃḄᓫ⊤fair[fn.|stand[,staend]n.3ᵨstandn.“…ᶇᜐ”ahatstandamusicstand¡acoatstand⊟£anumbrellastand¤¥ahotdogstand¦§anewspaperstand¨afruitstand©Yabusstandªᐳ¬ᜐWewatchedthehorseracefromoneofthestands.ᡃ%®2ᜐ¯°±²PḄ&H┯1.Schoolstudents./Englishlearners./LoverofEnglish...S2⍝µ¶⚪,·¸ᐰᦻ,\»ᫀ2.AllkindsofinformationonEnglishleaming./Educationalmaterials./Differentkindsofself-studytextbooks./Talksonthebestwaystostudyyourself./Thelatestcomputerprograms.S——⍝ὃ½¾⁚Ḅ⚪,᪷ÁTheLanguageStudyFairgivesyouaverygoodchanceforyoutoseeandtogetallkindsofinformationtohelpyouimprovethewayyoustudy.\»ᫀ3.Differentkindsofself-studytextbooks./Thelatestcomputerprograms.S•⍝ὃ½¾⁚Ḅ⚪,᪷ÁTherewillbestandsshowingdifferentkindsofself-studytextbooksandtalksbyeducationalspeakersonthebestwaystostudybyyourself.We'resureyou'llalsoenjoywatchingpeopleusingthelatestcomputerprogramstomakestudyingEnglishalonesomucheasier.\»ᫀ 284.Fromninethirtytofivebetweenthe28thand30thofJune./Fromninethirtytofive./Betweenthe28thand30thofJune..S2⍝ὃ½¾⁚Ḅ⚪,᪷ÁThefairisgoingonbetweenthe28thand30thofJuneattheNationalEducationCenter.KYoucancometothefairfromninethirtytofive.\»ᫀ5.Byringing/calling/Ring/Call/Telephone/Phonethetickethotline-9847711./Bycalling984711...S2⍝ὃ½¾⁚Ḅ⚪,᪷ÁAllticketscanbebookedbyringingthetickethotline.Thenumberis9847711.\»ᫀTranslationYPᙠÂÃÄ,ᨴᙠÄÆÂ|ÇÈ|ᔾÊPË|ÌD6ᨴ28Í30ÎÏ=ᙠÐÑᦟÓG+ÔÕÖ×PḄÃÄØÙÚ᪵,u|ÜÌÝPᐵDßà☢Ḅ_⚪ÄÆÂ|-P¯âKᦈäᔜæᨵçDᦋèPÂàḄéêëì2í;|350CᦟÓᩞᧇḄᑴñὅÌjku|ᑮ|ᩭᔳ,PÌᩭÇÈh|óô?ᙠõ3ö÷ø@Ḅᩞᧇ,ᡈὅõ3Ph◤⌕Ḅúᡃ%ö÷-PûᩭüCìP·KýḄhþᩞᧇ|UÌᨵhþæÿḄᵫᦟ☢Ḅᐵᨬ☢Ḅᩭᡃ !᰿#$%&ᵨᨬ(Ḅ)*+,-ᩭ&./013Ḅ4᧕6789:;<=>?Ḅ@ABCDEᓤ9G30ᑮIᓤ5JᩭKL6MNOP7QMᐰSᑴḄUVWXἠZ85.╏ᡈὅ3.╏ᡠᨵἠ`BCabcᡭeἠfgᵯi⚜klṹ89847711n3VᡃopᙠrstᑮuPartTwovᜩxyᵨ{|}~Passage1Amobilephoneisinfactasmallradio.Aradiosendsaperson'svoiceoveralongwaytoanotherradio.Avoicethatissentbyradioiscalledasignal.Aradiosignaltravelsveryquickly.Onlyafewyearsago,mobilephoneswereverylarge.Theyneededlargebatteries.Theyhadtobepowerfultosendtheirsignaltofarawayplaces.Thiswasbecausemostcitieshadonlyoneantennatowerformobilephones.Today'smobilephonesaresmallandeasytouse.Nowmostcitieshavealotofantennatowers,notjustone.Thismeansthateachmobilephonedoesn'thavetosenditssignalfaraway,sotheydon'tneedtobesopowerful.Mobilephonestodayusesmallbatteries.Alargecity,wherelotsofmobilephonesareused,canhavehundredsoftowers.Doyouknowwhatuseamobilephonehas?Yes,youcanuseittodoalotofthings.Callyourfriendsandfamilyfromalmostanywhere.Callthepoliceimmediatelyifthereisanaccidentinthestreet.Sendorreceivemessages.Sendingshortwrittenmessagesisapopularwaytouseyourmobilephone.Manypeopleuseshortfbnnsofwords,sothemessagesarequicktowriteandread.Canyouguesswhatthesemessagesmean?Tryreadingthemout.Whatdoyouhear? 29RUOK?CUL8r!ThafsEZ!WillICUB42moro?ThafsGr8!aὃReadthepassageandchoosethebestanswer:1.Thewritertalksaboutusesofamobilephone.A.threeB.fiveC.sevenD.nine2.Whydidthemobilephonesneedlargepowerfulbatteriessomeyearsago?A.Becausemostcitieshadonlyoneantennatower.B.Becausethemobilephonesweretoolarge.C.Becausethemobilephonescouldbeusedforalongtime.D.Becausethemobilephoneshadtosendtheirsignaltofarawayplaces.3.Whatdoesthewriterthinkoftoday'smobilephones?A.Theyaresmallbutverypowerful.B.theyareverypopularandcheap.C.Theyareveryeasyforustouse.D.Theyarebigenoughtosendasignal.4.Whatdoes"WillICUB42moro?”probablymean?A.WillIseeyoubeforetwopastfourinthemorning?B.WillIseeyouby4:02inthemorning?C.WillIseeyoubeforetomorrow?D.WillIseeyoubyfourtomorrow?5.Whatdoesthewriterwritethearticleᦻfor?A.Togiveussomecommonknowledgeofthemobilephone.B.Tointroducehowthemobilephoneworksandwhatuseithas.C.Totelluswhatshortformsofwordsmeaninwrittenmessages.D.Toshowusinwhatwaythemobilephoneisexpectedtodevelop.ᡃḄᫀGL2.3.4.5.ᡃḄᓫ⊤signalsgnl]n. lbattery[rbast5ri]n.ᵯpowerful['pauatul]adj.᳛Ḅantennatower[aen'tenSrtau3]n.immediately[izmi:djatli]adv.ᓽVE{6ᵨ 30^signaln.c“ l l+”agreenlightsignal lAredlightisasignalofdanger.7ᓻ◅ lAsignalmaybegivenbymeansofflags,lights,sirensandguns. lBCᵨ¡¢ஹᐝஹ¥¦§¨ᩭ⊤©bimmediatelyl adv.”ᓽVE"=atonce “«ᙢ«ᙢ”Hecamehomeimmediatelyafterwork.®QI¯°E±Iwrotetoherimmediately.ᡃ²ᑏ ´Helivesimmediatelynexttous.®¶ᙠᡃ·2 conj."—...°...”=assoonas riltellherimmediatelyshecomes.Qᩭᡃ°ºImmediatelyhecamehome,Itoldhimaboutthat.®Q±ᡃ°»r¼½º®¾¿ḄÀÁ┯G1.B67——⍝ὃÄÅ⁚Ḅ⚪V᪷ÉDoyouknowwhatuseamobilephonehas?Yes,youcanuseittodoalotofthings.Callyourfriendsandfamilyfromalmostanywhere.Callthepoliceimmediatelyifthereisanaccidentinthestreet.Sendorreceivemessages.Sendingshortwrittenmessagesisapopularwaytouseyourmobilephone.Manypeopleuseshortfbnnsofwords,sothemessagesarequicktowriteandread.Canyouguesswhatthesemessagesmean?Tryreadingthemout.Whatdoyouhear? kᫀ2.D67Q⍝ὃÄÅ⁚Ḅ⚪V᪷ÉTheyhadtobepowerfultosendtheirsignaltofarawayplaces. kᫀ3.C67Q⍝ὃÄÅ⁚Ḅ⚪V᪷ÉToday'smobilephonesaresmallandeasytouse. kᫀ4.C67Q⍝ὃÄÊËÌÍḄ⚪V᪷ÉÎÏḄÐÑÒ1=ᫀ5.A67Q⍝ὃÄᳮÔÕḄ⚪VÅxᐰᦻVBC1=ᫀTranslationÖ×ᵯi½ØE7QÙÚÛḄÜgᵯiÜgᵯiÝ»ÚÞḄQM%Ḅ¨ÐÏ〈ᑮàQÙÜgᵯiEáÜgᵯiÏ〈Ḅ¨Ðáâã8 lÜgᵯ läåÚæ°ᙠçèéVÖ×ᵯiḄêëÚᜧÎ◤⌕ÚᜧḄᵯ6ᵯḄ᳛ïðÚñÝ» lÏ〈ᑮÚÞḄᙢ67n8òᜧ|ᦪôõöᨵQMÖ×ᵯi 31÷ḄÖ×ᵯiêëÛV&ᵨøùᙠòᜧ|ᦪôõᨵú|Vûüöö•M6°7WÙÖ×ᵯiÑï» läᑮÚÞVn3ÎÑïÚḄ᳛÷ḄÖ×ᵯi`&ᵨÛᵯᙠQMþÿ ᵨᵯḄᜧᨵᦪ⍝ᵯᨵᵨ⌶ᔩ Ḅ ᵨᩭ"#$%&'()ᙠ+,-ᙢ/Ḅ01234ᡭᵯ7ᙠ⊙9⍗ᑮ<Ἢ>ᓽ'@AᡭᵯᦈCᵯDEFGHᱯJ9KLMNᦈCMNCOM ᵨᵯḄ-PQR/ST$4 ᵨUᑏWSHXYᑏOMTZ[\]OMḄ^_ᔩ `ḼbcY\ᩭd\ efgᔩ hᔩ ijklm]Tnᓫmpᜩrsᡃ lᑮᔩ uvmPassage2YaoMingwasbominChina.InhislastseasonwiththeShanghaiSharks,hescored32.4pointspergame.NowthebigmanfromChinaishelpingtheHoustonRocketsintheNBA.Heisthesonoftwogreatbasketballplayersandlearnthowtoplaybasketballwhenhewasyoung.Now,asoneofthestarsintheNBA,heisworkinghardtomakehisdreamcometrueandshowtheworldthatChinesebasketballplayerlovethisgametoo!Pelewasafootballplayerthateveryoneknew.HewasbominBrazilin1940.HestartedplayingforSantoswhenhewasonly16andhedidn'tretireuntil1977.HeplayedforBrazil111timesandhescored97internationalgoals.Pelecamefromapoorfamily.Hestartedplayingfootballinthestreet,likemanypeoplearoundtheworlddo.HewassoonpickedtoplayforSantosandquicklybecameaninternationalfigure.SteffiGrafwasborninGermanyin1969.Shewonthetennissemi-finalatWimbledonin1985whenshewasonly16,butshelostthefinaltoanothergreattennisplayer,MartinaNavratilova.Peopleweresurprisedbythestrengthandpowerofhergame.Shesoonbecameafamoustennisplayerandshehaswonmostofthemainmatchesseveraltimes.wxὃzReadthepassageandchoosethebestanswe{ 321.Inthepassage,istheyoungestplayer.A.PeleB.YaoMingC.SteffiGrafD.MartinaNavratilova2.comesfromSouthAmerica.A.PeleB.YaoMingC.SteffiGrafD.Noone3.WhichofthefollowingisRIGHT?A.YaoMingisatabletennisplayer.B.YaoMingisplayingfortheChineseFootballTeam.C.YaoMing'sparentsarenotbasketballplayers.D.YaoMingisontheHoustonRocketsnow.4.WhichofthefollowingisWRONG?A.Pelewasbominapoorfamily.B.Pelewasagreatfootballplayer.C.Peleplayedfootballinthestreetallhislife.D.PelebecamefamoussoonafterhewaspickedtoplayfbrSantos.5.Fromthepassage,weknowthat.A.MartinaNavratilovawasalsoatennisplayerB.SteffiGrafwasbominWimbledonin1985C.SteffiGrafwonthetennisfinalwhenshewasonly16D.SteffiGrafhaswonfewofthemainmatchessince1985ᡃḄ|ᫀ~L2.3.4.5.ᡃḄᓫ⊤retire[ri'taiS]vi.⌨international[intS'nasjncl]adj.▭ḄfigureffigS]n.4ᱥsemi-final['semifainl]n.g]ᵨ(^retirel)vi.“⌨⌨⌨⌨◚⌨”Heretiredtohisownroomaftersupper.ᑮḄTheladiesretiredintothedrawingroom.(⚶)c⌨ᑮg¡ᔉMyfatherwillretireattheageofsixty.ᡃ᱄¤¥¦60§⌨retirefromoffice/service⌨¨/2)vt.ªᣵª⌨Hewasretiredfromofficeasincompetent. 33H¬¨®ª⌨gPublicopinionretiredhimfrompolitics.° L±\²³´figuren.1 4ᱥᜧ4ᱥthegreatfiguresofthisageµ¶Ḅᩲ\4ᱥHewasnotapoliticalfigurebutareligiousone.¬ ²¸4ᱥ¹ ºᦟ32 ¼4Ḅ½¾D4¿ÀÁÂÃIsawalongfigureonthebeach.ᡃᙠÄÅÆl-ÇᓫḄ4¿Bettyhasagoodfigure.È™Ḅ¾ᩞThShedoesexerciseeverydaymorningtokeep/improveherfigure.ÌᜩÍ9"Î Ïᢝ/ᦋᗐÂÃ3 ¼ÓÔஹÖ×ØḄ½4ᱥÙÓÙᾠÙafigureofthequeeninmarbleÛḄᜧᳮÝÙ4 Þßsellahouseatalow/highfigure à/áÞᓬD5 ᦪãäåasix-figuretelephonenumber6æçèéᦪãḄᵯêṹTomisgood/pooratfigures.ìíîï/¬îïåᦪðñḄòó┯~1.B] -⍝ὃõö⁚2ᑖ᪆Ḅ⚪ûp ᡃᙠNBAḄ-üµýþᳫ ᰿Ḅ⍝1980ᨵ24ᑭ1940ᨵ64™•196935 ™ ™!"#$™•%&'Ḅ(ᳫ *+, #-./ᨬ1Ḅ2.A᪷4Pelewasafootballplayerthateveryoneknew.HewasbominBrazilin1940.78ᫀ:;#<ᓭ>Ḅ?@A#ᙢᳮDE3.DA#F⍝ὃHI⁚Ḅ⚪᪷4NowthebigmanfromChinaishelpingtheHoustonRocketsintheNBA.7LMNOP8ᫀ4.Cᑭ#ᨬQᙠ⊙TUVᳫWXFYZᙠ⊙TUᳫᡠL⌱⚗C#┯Ḅ5.AA#F⍝ὃHI⁚Ḅ⚪᪷4butshelostthefinaltoanothergreattennisplayer,MartinaNavratilova.78ᫀTranslation, 1980/?ᙠᦔ`ḄTabcdᨬeFfghijᙳlmOᑖ32.4ᑖoᙠA<ᩭq/?ḄᜧfZsᦔ`NBAḄtuvwxd#y 34᰿A⚗ᑭ#F<ᡠᕜḄVᳫ⌱}1940P:;16&ஹᦔ`ᙛudMᑮ1977¡⌨£:;Pm111¤ᙠ?▭ᜧgTU¦97ᳫᑭPFf§¨Ḅ@©ᨬQª«F᪵ᙠ⊙TUVᳫ®¯⌱¦ᙛud°±ᡂF?▭ᱥ™•1969³?198516Ḅᙠµ¶·v¸O¹(ᳫº»g¼#ᙠ»g/½¾¹¿F<¹ÀḄ(ᳫ⌱}F ™ • ™!"-¯ḄÁgḄ`Â$Ã`ᡠ◫Å°±ᡂF℉Ḅ(ᳫ⌱}ÇÈɤÊOË⌕ÁgḄÍÎPassage3ASaleAmerican-madecarHalfNew$500CharlieLiEmail:charlieli@yahoo.comBNeededbaby-sitter5dollarsanhourSpeakgoodChineseJennyWang2657891CRoommateWantedAfemaleChinesespeakerShareatwo-bedroomWithwashingmachine,refrigerator,kitchenFlatnearHarvardUniversityCallJane,2641832anyeveningafter5DLeaseOne-bedroomflatFromJuly1toDec.30NexttoHarvardUniversity 35CallRobert2648321MÏὃmReadthepassageandcompletethesentences:Ð᪷4ÑÒᡠÓÔḄÕÖᙠ×ᦻ/Ùᡂ/?ᶇKayᡠÛḄFÜÝMummy,youneedn'tworryaboutmeatall.Icantakecareofmyself.Ihavefoundapart-timejob,tobea_1.Icanearn2dollarsfor2hourseveryday.Iamthinkingofbuyingasecond-hand3.Ihavesentan4toCharlietoseewhenIcanhavealookathiscar.Itistooexpensiveformetostayinschoolapartment.Iamlookingforaflat5theuniversity.IcanshareaflatwithJane.Thereisawashingmachineandrefrigerator.What'smore,Icancookinthe6.Itseemsnice.ButIamwonderingwhetherJaneisaChineseoranEnglishspeakerwhowantsto7Chinese.IprefertohaveanEnglishspeakerasmy8.ItisgoodformyEnglish.Thereisanother9flatneartheschool,too.ButIcanonlystayinfor10ayear.Iwillcallthemthisevening.ᡃḄ8ᫀßL2.3.4.5.ᡃḄᓫá⊤sale[seil]n.Pãleasen.Pä¹åAæᵨèkfbrsale=onsale”êãPã”Isthisforsale?A#PãḄᔩìChickensareonsaleinthemarket.íîᙠïmPã^by/onlease“Läñᔠ%óôõLäöóô”Thesemachinesareavailableonlyonlease.Aæ÷ᘤÔäᵨùúûḄüý┯ß1.baby-sitter᪷4ÑÒBÊþ8ᫀ2.ten/10᪷4ÑÒ/5dollarsanhourḄÕÖÿ ᫀ3.car᪷Aᫀ4.email/e-mail᪷AEmail:charlieli@yahoo.comḄᫀ5.near᪷CnearHarvardUniversityḄᫀ6.kitchen᪷Dᫀ7.leam/improve/practice/practice᪷CwantedafemaleChinesespeakerḄᫀ 368.roommate/room-mate᪷Croommateᫀ9.one-bedroom᪷Done bedroomflatḄᫀ10.half᪷DFromJuly1toDec.30ḄᫀTranslationA500ᐗᡂḄ ᳮ• ᵯ!"#$charlieli@yahoo.cemBញ◤'()᪗+,-Ḅ./015ᐗ23•4ὶ6ᵯ7:2657891C9:(),-Ḅ;<=ḄឋᐳABCᜧE▬GHIJ•KLᨵN⊟PஹRSTUVḄWXYZ[5\]^_`ᡭᵯ7bcṹe2641832PartThreefᜩhiᵨklm1YPassage1AtleasteightbabiesinEastChina'sAnhuiProvincehavediedsincelastyear.Theydiedofseriousdeficiencydiseasewhichhappenedtothembecauseoffakemilkpowders.Morethan100otherbabiesinFuyang,mostlybetweenthreeandfivemonthsold,arestillinpoornutritionafterdrinkingdifferentkindsofcheapmilkpowdersproducedinNorthChina'sInnerMongoliaAutonomousRegion,NortheastChina'sHeilongjiangProvinceandBeijing.Thebabyvictimswerebornhealthy,buttheybecamethinnerandthinner,andhadlargeheadsfbrtheirbodiesafterfakemilkpowderswerefedtothem.“Mygirl,thefirstchildofmine,diedwhenshewasonlyfourmonthsoldafterdrinkingthe'Haobaobei*milkpowder/*saidZhangLinwei,a32-year-oldvillageroftheWangzhuangVillageinFuyang.Zhangfoundthathisdaughtergotillafterthegirldidn'twanttodrinkthemilkpowderanymorehalfamonthbefore.HBeforethat,Ithoughtmydaughter'sfacewasbecomingfatterandfatterbecauseshewasfedwellandgrewfast,11thebaby*sfathersaid.Thegirldiedninedayslateraftershewassenttohospitalandallofthefamily'ssavingswerespentonhermedicaltreatment. 37HItislikeaterribledream.IneverthoughtthatmybabywouldpassawaylikethisJhesaid.Zhangsaidhetriedtotelephoneandwritetotheproducerofthemilkpowderbytheaddressonthepackingbagbutnevermadeit."Thefakemilkpowdersonlyhave5-6percentproteinandthelowestishasonly1percent.Forbabies,drinkingsuchfakemilkpowderisnodifferentfromdrinkingwater/1ZhangFangjun,saidamedicalexpertwiththeFuyangPeople'sHospital."Suchso-calledmilkpowderscannotaffordanynutritionfbrbabies'growth,"Zhangsaid.noὃqReadthepassageandchoosethebestanswer:1.Thefakemilkpowders,whichwereproducedinNorthChina'sInnerMongoliaAutonomousRegion,NortheastChina'sHeilongjiangProvinceandBeijing,.A.wereallcalled'Haobaobei*B.wereonlysoldinAnhuiProvinceC.weremuchcheaperthananyothermilkpowdersD.killedatleasteightbabiesinAnhuiProvinceWhichmayNOTberightaccordingtothepassage?A.Fuyangistheonlyplacewherefakemilkpowderswerefound.B.Deficiencydiseaseisakindofdiseasefromthepeoplewhoareinpoornutrition.C.Thebabyvictimsbecamethinnerandthinnerandhadlargeheadsfortheirbodiesafterdrinkingthefakemilkpowders.D.Themilkpowdersthesickchildrenatefailtoreachthenationalstandardr᪗+ ofproteincontentsft fbrbabymilkpowder-atleast10percent.'passaway1inthepassagemeans.A.moveawayB.setoffC.dieD.loseoneself4.ZhangLinwei.A.foundherfirstdaughterwaskilledby'Haobaobei'milkpowderB.didn'tknowwhatcausedtuvwherfirstdaughter'sdeathatfirstC.gotalotofmoneyfromtheproducerofthemilkpowderD.askedthereportertogivehimahand5.Thebesttitlefbrthepassagemaybe.A.SeriousDeficiencyDiseaseB.SickBabiesinFuyangC.Fakemilkpowders'kill*babiesD.BigHeadDiseaseᡃḄᫀ$L2.3.4.5.ᡃḄᓫz⊤fake[feik]adj.ᎷḄmilkpowders[milk}audSz]n.nutrition[nju/treij3n]n.⃩AutonomousRegion[/tn5m5sTi:d3on]n. 38protein[rpr5utin]n.kᵨbfhkeVt.⌼⌼Ꮇ…Ḅ᪵!fakeareportᎷfakeillnessᎷ2)adj.ᎷḄ⌼ḄᑈᐙḄfakemoneyᎷ$Ḅ┯$1.D¡¢⍝¤ᔠᳮ⚪b⌕ohᐰᦻª«¬2.A¡¢⍝®ᳮ⚪b⌕ohᐰᦻª«¬3.Cpassaway¡dieḄ¢¯°±⊤²4.B¡b•⍝ὃ ³⁚Ḅ⚪b᪷"Befbrethat,Ithoughtmydaughter'sfacewasbecomingfatterandfatterbecauseshewasfedwellandgrewfast,"thebaby'sfathersaid.ᫀ5.C¡⍝ὃ ᦻµ᪗⚪Ḅ⚪b⌕ᙠ®ᳮḄ·Ạ[ᑖ᪆T»¼b½¾ᫀTranslation½¿ÀvᙠÁÂḄÃÄḕÆmᨵ8KÇÈÉÊËÌÍÎᵨᎷÏÐÑ[kÒÓḄ⃩ÔÕÖb½¾×ØkÏÐḄËÌᙠÙ□ÛÝᨵ100lKÀÞlᦪᙠ3Æ5Kᨴ]YḄÇÈbᙠáâᵫÁᓅᑁℳçbÂᓅèéêḕTᓅëḄì;¯íḄîï]^bðᜐòìóḄ⃩ôÇÈö÷ὅùᩭ1û¡ᏉýḄbþ¡ÏÐᙠáâᗎ ḄᎷᩭ᷊ᜧᜮ“ᡃḄ…ᡃḄ !ᨵ4 ᨴᜧḄᙠ&'‘)*+'Ꮇ-.”0□23Ḅ 5326Ḅ78:;8ᙠ< ᨴ=>?@ABCD⌕&-F“ᙠG>ᡃH=IAḄῊᩭKLMINᗎ)PQḄHM”RAḄ᱄T;U ᙠN〈ᑮX▾9ᜩ.[\ᡠᨵḄ^_`NaᙠḄbᱥdᶭ“Ufg-h•jូlᡃmlnoDᑮᡃḄphU᪵rs”;8;tuvᢥ᯿ᒹz{|}Ḅᙢᙬ Fᖪᡭᵯ&ᑏ.L`ᡂ'“Ꮇ!ᨵ5%-6%ḄᨬḄ!ᨵ1%RAᩭ;&U᪵ḄᎷ”0□7X▾Ḅ X[8ᙳ;“U᪵ḄᡠᐰB|}RAFPᡠ◤Ḅ¢£⃩¥”8;Passage2 39Qiaoisasixth-graderatYuhuiPrimarySchool.Heisonly12yearsoldbuthasbeensmokingforthreeyears.Liu,15,isaJunior2studentatChichengNo2MiddleSchool.Hebegansmokingfouryearsago."Smokingispartofmylife,"Liusaid.QiaoandLiuarenotthoseboys'realnames.Buttheirproblem,smoking,isaveryrealproblem.Inmanycountries,smokingisbecomingabiggerproblemforyoungpeople.Mostsmokersstartintheirteens(yearsofaperson'sagefrom13to19)orearlier.Astudyof8,000BeijingstudentslastMaytoldusthatsmokingisaproblemformanyChinesekids.Morethan21%ofmiddleschoolstudentsand6%ofprimaryschoolpupilssaidtheysmoked.“Ifyoungpeoplestartsmokingearly,theywillprobablygetaddictedtonicotine.Anditwillbeveryhardtogiveuplateron,"saidaprofessor.Everyyear,aboutfourmillionpeoplediebecauseofsmoking.Andifpeoplekeepsmoking,thatnumberwillgouptoabout10millionayearby2030,theWorldHealthOrganization(WHO)says.Sowehavetolearnandtellothersaboutthedangersofsmoking.g§ὃjReadthepassageandchoosethebestanswer:1.Thesentence"Smokingispartofmylife.**probablymeans""A.Idon'tsmokeveryoften.B.Smokingisveryimportanttome.C.Idon*tsmokeatall..D.Pmgoingtogiveupsmoking.2.Whatwillprobablyhappenifapersonstartssmokingearly?A.Hewillsurelydieearly.B.Hecannotstopsmoking.C.Itwillbedifficultforhimtogiveupsmoking.D.Hewillbecomelazysoon.3.Thestudyinthepassageshowsthat.A.smokingisaseriousproblemamongChinesestudentsB.therearemoreandmoresmokersinChinaC.somestudentsmokershavealreadybeenseriouslyaddictedD.mostofsmokersareyoungstudents4.Themainideaofthispassageisthat.A.smokingisbecomingabiggerproblemforyoungpeopleB.manypeoplediebecauseofsmokingeveryyearC.WHOasksyoungpeopletogiveupsmokingD.nicotinemakespeopleaddicted5.Asmiddleschoolstudents,whatshouldwedofromnowon?A.Weshouldstartsmokingaftermiddleschool.B.Weshouldaskotherstosmokeoutside. 40C.Weshouldlaughatsmokers.D.Weshouldsaynotosmoking.ᡃḄ©ᫀ«L2.3.4.5.ᡃḄᓫ⊤study¯stAdi]n.Ẇ±addicted[e'diktid]adj.²Ḅnicotine[rnik5tin]n.³´µtheWorldHealth[:g6nairzeijn]n.s¶·F¸¹Organization(WHO)ºU»ᵨ½be/getaddictedto"__t²ÀÁ⏥…”Heisaddictedtodrugs.ᔾIJHegotaddictedtopoetryandhopedonedaytobeapoethimself.Á⏥ÅÆÇÈᨵ ᜩÉÊᡂIÅËÌÍḄÎ┯«1.BUL ⍝Ñᳮº⚪᪷ÕÑÖ×ØÙᦻBÛÜ©ᫀ2.CUL ⍝ὃÝÞ⁚Ḅ⚪᪷Õ"Ifyoungpeoplestartsmokingearly,theywillprobablygetaddictedtonicotine.Anditwillbeveryhardtogiveuplateron,"àá©ᫀ3.AULὃÝÞ⁚Ḅ⚪᪷ÕAstudyof8,000BeijingstudentslastMaytoldusthatsmokingisaproblemformanyChinesekids.àá©ᫀ4.AUL ⍝ὃÝᦻâãäḄ⚪᪷Õᦻå æàçᑮÖᦻḄã⚪ÑLInmanycountries,smokingisbecomingabiggerproblemforyoungpeople.5.DUL ⍝èὅÎêὅëìḄ⚪êᐰᦻᡃíîᙢºᑮᔾïḄᓻñឋMóᡃôõö÷ᔾïTranslationøLùᨀûḄ 5üýþḄFÿᯠᨵ12ᔾᓾᨵ3215ḄᑢḄ4 ᔾ“ᔾᡃḄ!Ḅ"ᑖ”ᑢ%&'ᑢ()*+ᵱ-Ḅ‘/012Ḅᔾ3⚪ᓾ567/0Ḅ3⚪ᙠ9:;<ᔾ=>?@ᩭ%BᡂD5EᜧḄ3⚪ᜧ:ᦪᔾὅᙠ2ᓝJKL13ᑮ19ḄNOᡈὅQ ᔾR5ᨴ⚗=ᓅW8,0005ḄXYZ[ᔾ9:;-\Ḅ53⚪21%]Ḅ'6%Ḅ^%2ᔾ 41“`?@9Q ᔾ2abc=def]ghijkᡄmnopJ•rᦟᣴ%uᜧvᨵ400w@xDᔾhyz{|}~%`@2ᔾᑮ2030DuxDᔾhyzḄ@ᦪc]ᓣᑮᜧv1000wxᡃ2ᔾḄᓻ◅ᐸ@Passage3BANGKOK:Asia'sbirdfluepidemic,whichhaskilledmillionsofchickensandatleast22people,isundercontrolalthoughtheterriblevirusmightstayformonths,theheadoftheworldanimalhealthbodysaidonFriday."Thingsnowareimprovinginallinfectedcountries,"saidBernardVallat,headoftheParis-basedWorldOrganizationforAnimalHealth(OIE).HTheepidemicisverymuchundercontrol."OutbreaksofbirdfluinEuropeandtheUnitedStatestooksixmonthstobringundercontrol,soVallatwarnedAsiancountriesthatthehighlydangerousH5N1birdflukindprobablywouldbearoundfbrmonths."Tobesurethatthevirusisallgonecouldtakeatleastoneyear,**hesaid."Itisverydifficulttobesurethatthepathogeniscertainlyoutofthecountry.nThailandistheworld'sfourthlargestpoultryproducerandoneoftheworsthitcountries.OnTuesdayithopedtobe"birdflufreenbynextweek,butonFridayitreportedithadfreshoutbreaksearlierthismonth.nOnceweknew,weorderedakilltostopthevirusfromgoinground.Thatplaceisnowunder21-daywatch,nsaidseniorAgricultureMinistryofficialYukolLimlamthong.BirdfluwentacrossmuchofAsiaoverthelastfewmonths,killingatleast15peopleinVietNamandseveninThailand,andmakingmorethan100millionbirdsbekilledtostoptheepidemic.Thoughthediseaseseemstobedisappearing,theUN'sFoodandAgricultureOrganizationhasaskedthecountriesinwhichbirdfluwasfoundnottoopenuppoultryformstooquicklytopreventthediseasefrombreakingoutagain.However,VietNamsaidonTuesdayitwasabouttokeepmorepoultrygroups.ὃReadthepassageandcompletethesentences:1.BirdflucametoaninAsiaafteritisverymuchunderinallinfectedcountries.2.VallatwarnedAsiancountriesthattheterriblevirus-H5N1birdflukindcouldfbrmonthsanditwouldtakethematleastoneyeartobirdfluundercontrol.3.istheworld'sfourthlargestpoultryproducerandoneofthecountriesthathasbeenworstbybirdflu.4.YukolLimlamthongsaidThailandorderedakilltothepoultryasasitknewtheinfectedplacesothattheviruscouldbefrommovinground.5.Thepassageusthatthebestandmostimportantfbrbirdfluisquarantine(◞)andcontrol.ᡃḄᫀL2.3.4.5.ᡃḄᓫ⊤Bangkok[baer)rkk]n.epidemic[epi'demik]n.control[kdnftrSul]n.¡ᑴ 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