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M:Thankyouverymuch.Mr.Greenwilkeepintouchwithmycustomers.Heparticipatedinseveralprojects asmyassistant. W:Wonderful!Ihopeyouwilhaveagoodtime. (犜犲狓狋10) W:Heloeveryone!Welcometoourprogram.So,todayIltalkaboutsomebigshoppingeventsandtheirhistory. ThefirstoneisBlackFriday.Thisonedatesbacktothe1950sandfalsontheFridayafterThanksgiving. Originaly,itstartedasaneventwithinstores.Butnowitsanonlineandofflineshoppingfestival.Cyber MondayistheMondayafterBlackFriday,anditsonlyforonlinesales.Itbeganin2005.Nowitsmore successfulthanBlackFriday,earningarecord $9.4bilionlastyear.Salestendtobeonexpensive technologyitems,likecomputers. WerealfamiliarwithSinglesDay.Itdatesbacktothe1990sbutdidntbecomeashoppingeventuntil 2009.Sincethen,itsbecomethebiggest24hoursaleseventintheworld.Lastyear,thisshoppingevent earned $38.4bilion,beatingoutBlackFridayandCyberMonday.PrimeDayisbasicalytheNorth AmericanversionofDouble11.Itwasstartedin2015.Forshopperslikemethatlovesmalpartsandhome devices,Primeisagreattime.ButitstilfalsfarbehindSinglesDayandonlyearned$7.16bilionlastyear. #$%& 1~5 ABCAA 6~10 CBCBA 11~15 ABCCA 16~20 CABBC 【 +,-./ 】 01234561 。 1789:;<=>?@ABCDE 。 21.A FGH.I。JK犔犻狀犵犙LM“Ithasacommunityaspectthatrewardsyouwithabackpackforhelping yourpeers(NO).”PQ,RLingQST?@UV$WXNOC?@YZ[\]^。 22.D FGH.I。JK犃犾犻狊狅狀LM“Stickwithasinglelanguageorlearnseveralfromnineoptions:Japanese, German,Spanish,French,Chinese,Irish,Arabic,EnglishorSwedish.”_`abTDEcdeCABf ?ghPQ ,AlisondeCABij。 23.C klmnI。JK犚狅狊犲狋狋犪犛狋狅狀犲LM“Price:$7.99permonth”PQ,RRosettaStone?@oTpqr s79.9tu。 【 +,-./ 】 01234vw1 。EkaterinaSky23xyz{|}~€,‚ƒ„…†C€‡ˆ‰^Š‹Œ- …Ž{|‘’“ , ”ƒ„‚C•‡–—˜™š{|C›œ 。 24.B FGH.I。JK(3“Herloveforanimalsledhertobecomeavegan(žŸY),andsheusesartas acreativeoutlettopromotekindnesstoallife.”PQ,‚˜{|Cœ2‚ ‡€C¡¢£¤。 25.A ¥¦§I。JK(b“EkaterinabeganherartjourneyatTheSchoolofFineArtsinYaroslavl, Russia...shecompletedafineartsprogram...ShealsoreceivedascholarshiptoTheArtSchoolof MuseumofTelAviv.”PQ,089:;<EkaterinaC€f¨©ª。 【 !"#$%&' · !"#$%& (3  )(*4))】 25-T-267B 26.C «H¬­I。JK(=“Thishelpsthemconnectmorewiththeanimalsandperhapshelpsthem realizetheirinterconnectednesswiththeanimals.”_(®“Ekaterinasworkcanhelpraiseawarenessabout thefactthatweal havetocoexisthere.Shesaysoururbanlifestylesmakeusforgetaboutalthe endangeredspeciesthatwecanhelpprotectbymakingdifferentchoices.”PQ,Ekaterinaƒ„¯•°±²³ ´µ¶{|C·¸ , WXa‹-{|‘’“ , ”¹a‹§º»a‹-{|C¼½’“ 。 ¾¿P«­ , ‚C €‡ˆƒ„d!À²§º£ÁÂyz{|}~ 。 27.D «H¬­I。JKiÃ3“‘AsIbelieve,weconnectthroughoureyes,whicharewindowsintoour soul’...”P«­,‚¼Ä·¸³´ÅÆÇ‹CÈÉÊˏÌÍ。 【 +,-./ 】 01234ÎÏÐ 。 $ÑRÒÓÔÕCÖרÙÚÛUVÜݙÚÞßà<áâ , ãä<zåæç , Á Â<èéCêëìí 。 28.A «H¬­I。‡Yƒ„d_“nihao”îÆÖ×STÚïUVRݙCŒ9ð1ñòóô。 29.D FGH.I。JK(b“Throughcooperativeplantingmethods,Wanbaoishelpingthelocalfarmers developsuccessfulriceplantations.Itnotonlyprovidesseeds,farmchemicalsandfertilizers,butalsodoes landlevelingandwaterpumping(õö).”PQ,Ö×UVÜݙÚÞdeÚï÷€。 30.B øùúûI。JK•üøýÃþ§PQ,¿ÿcultivatingcrops!C2R¦"#™$g%&¨Ú‡ | 。 '•üø-growing§(iÜ)*。 31.C 17+ÿI。1789,-<ÒÓÔÕCÖרÙg%UV_`˜Ý™ÚïêëCòó,.¿i/ P³+0R12C “ Úï ” 34 。 【 +,-./ 】 01234561 。 78ì0 , ¦9:2;QC(3gZ<=C>? 。 32.B FGH.I。JK("“Formanyanimals,playingisoftenseenasakindoftrainingforthingstheyl havetodealwithinlaterlife.”PQ,{|C<=ƒ@AH.ÜB‹ÜC£zå$P³D»CEFGHIC 3gJKLM 。 33.C FGH.I。JK(b“Henoticedsomebeeswererolingbalsevenwhentheywerentrewarded. 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("G Onepossibleversion: 犓犪狉犾狋犺狅狌犵犺狋犳狅狉犪犿狅犿犲狀狋,狀狅犱犱犲犱狋狅狌狊狋狅狊犻犵狀犪犾 “犇狅狀狋狑狅狉狉狔”犪狀犱狋犺犲狀犳狅犾犾狅狑犲犱狋犺犲犿狅狋狅狉犮狔犮犾犲 狉犻犱犲狉狊.Lookingatthemotorcyclesanddarkcountryroads,CarolandIbecamemoreandmoreworriedand frightened.BothofusfinalyadvisedKarltoturnback.Karltriedtocomfortusandtoldusthatwecouldtrust itwouldbealright.“Evenifthereissomethingwrong,”hesaid,“Ihavebackupapproachestohandlingit.” Finaly,afterwedroveonthemuddycountryroadsforaboutanhour,theytoldustoturnleft. 犛犿犻犾犻狀犵,狅狀犲犿狅狋狅狉犮狔犮犾犲狉犻犱犲狉狆狅犻狀狋犲犱犪狋犪狊犻犵狀,犪狀犱犐犳狅狌狀犱犻狋狉犲犪犱犘犲犿犫狉狅犽犲犚狅犪犱.Surprisingly,they hadputusontherightroad.CarolandIbothbreathedasighofrelief.Karlwashappybutunsurprised, seemingtohavepredictedtheresult.Whilewewerewonderinghowtothankthemotorcyclists,theywavedus goodbye,saying,“Gladtohelp!Haveanicetrip!”IfIhavelearnedanythingfromthisjourney,itsthatwhile beingcautiousisimportant,weshouldntjudgeabookbyitscover.Awarmheartmaybefoundinarough body. null书 【 !"#$%&' · !" (1 )(*8))】 25-T-267B +,-(.!/$02024-2025-1#$%&' ! 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C.Adoctor. 7.Whatdoesthemansuggestthewomando? A.ImproveherEnglish. B.Wearapairofglasses. C.Getaphysicalcheckup. 9(7<ef,TU(8g105。 8.Whatstherelationshipbetweenthespeakers? A.Neighbors. B.Classmates. C.Motherandson. 9.Whydidthemandobadlyinthemidtermexam? A.Hewasil. B.Hedidntstudyhard. C.Hestayeduplatelastnight. 【 !"#$%&' · !" (2 )(*8))】 25-T-267B 10.Whatwilthemandotomorrow? A.Retakehisexam. B.Talkwithhisfriends. C.Buyanewbook. 9(8<ef,TU(11g135。 11.Whatcanwelearnaboutthespeakers? A.Theyarestrangers. B.Theyarehavinganinterview. C.Thewomanisthemansteacher. 12.Whatkindofjobisthemanlookingfor? A.OneinSpain. B.Onewithflexiblehours. C.Oneintheeducationfield. 13.Wherewilthespeakersmeettomorrow? A.Inthemanscompany. B.IntheITdepartment. C.Inthewomansoffice. 9(9<ef,TU(14g165。 14.Whydoesthemanaskforleave? A.Toseeadoctor. B.Tovisithisfamily. C.Totakeavacation. 15.Whenwilthemanfinishhisproject? A.BynextTuesday. B.BynextWednesday. C.BynextThursday. 16.Whatwil Mr.Greenhelpthemando? A.Buytickets. B.Hireanewassistant. C.Maintaincontactwithhiscustomers. 9(10<ef,TU(17g205。 17.WhendoesBlackFridaydatebackto? A.The1950s. B.The1990s. C.The2000s. 18.Whichisthebiggest24hoursaleseventintheworld? A.BlackFriday. B.SinglesDay. C.CyberMonday. 19.WhatisusualysoldonCyberMonday? A.Foods. B.Technologyitems. C.Homedevices. 20.HowmuchdidPrimeDayearnlastyear? A.$38.4bilion. B.$9.4bilion. C.$7.16bilion. ;E=> FG(ABC,D>50>) (.3 (*1545;6452.57,8737.57) XY:hij , B65CDEA、B、C、DkAGH$GIJKGH。 犃 犅犲狊狋犔犪狀犵狌犪犵犲犔犲犪狉狀犻狀犵犘狉狅犵狉犪犿狊 犔犻狀犵犙 Price:$7.99permonth LingQisawebbasedlanguagelearningsystemandoferslessonsin37languages,including Spanish,Chineseandsoon.Youlhaveaccesstotheirapps,vocabularyfeatures,oneonone Englishconversations,groupconversations,writingcorrectionsandahugevarietyoflearning activitiesandquizzes.Ithasacommunityaspectthatrewardsyouwithabackpackforhelping yourpeers(lm). 犃狊狊犻犿犻犾 Price:$61permonth AlanguagelearningprogramfromFrance,Assimilhasmanyforeignlanguageproducts. Theprogramoffers14differentlanguages,includingafulecourse,CDsanddownloadableor printedtextbooks. 【 !"#$%&' · !" (3 )(*8))】 25-T-267B 犃犾犻狊狅狀 Price:Free Doyouneedtolearnalanguageforworkorbusinessatyourownpace(no)?Give Alisonatry.Stickwithasinglelanguageorlearnseveralfromnineoptions:Japanese, German,Spanish,French,Chinese,Irish,Arabic,EnglishorSwedish.Accesstoitsvideo lessons,withads,isfree—andyoucantakeasmanydifferentcoursesasyoudlike. 犚狅狊犲狋狋犪犛狋狅狀犲 Price:$7.99permonth RosettaStoneincludesonlineclasses,gamesandmobileapps.Thisresourceisrecommended forlongtermlearnersratherthanthoselookingforquickphrasebuilding.Theprogrampromises toprovidelearnerswith25differentlanguages,featuringwelroundedcoursesthatdealwith alaspectsofalanguage. 21.WhatmayhappeniflearnershelppeersinLingQ? A.Theywilgetrewarded. B.Theycanreceiveadiscount. C.Theywilbepraisedbyteachers. D.Theycanusetheappsforfree. 22.Whichprogramoffersthefewestlanguages? A.LingQ. B.Assimil. C.RosettaStone. D.Alison. 23.HowmuchshouldyoupayifyoulearninRosettaStonefortenmonths? A.$7.99. B.$61. C.$79.9. D.$610. 犅 EkaterinaSky,awildlifeconservationartist,inspirespeopletoreconnectwithnatureand animalsthroughherwork.Herloveforanimalsledhertobecomeavegan(pqr),andshe usesartasacreativeoutlettopromotekindnesstoallife.Thefactthatherworkcarriessuch animportantmessagefortheplanetmakesherpaintingsevenmorebeautifulandmoving. “Icanfeelthesufferingofourplanetandthepainthatisbeingcausedtoanimals,”she said.“Mymissionistospeakupforthosewhocant.” EkaterinabeganherartjourneyatTheSchoolofFineArtsinYaroslavl,Russia.There, shecompletedafineartsprogram,whichgaveherthebackgroundsheneededtobecomea conservationartist.ShealsoreceivedascholarshiptoTheArtSchoolofMuseumofTelAviv. There,sheexpandeduponherknowledgeandskils,learningtocreateherownuniquestyle. Recently,Ekaterinawentonatourtodiferentcountriesworldwide,paintingmurals(st) ofvariousendangeredspecies.Witheachmural,shemadetheaudiencelookdirectlyintothe animalseyes.Thishelpsthemconnectmorewiththeanimalsandperhapshelpsthemrealizetheir interconnectednesswiththeanimals.“Eachanimalwascolorfultohighlighttheiruniqueness andindividuality,”Ekaterinasaid. Hermaingoalistoconnectpeoplewithanimals,eveninthemostcrowdedurbanplaces. WehavegreatlylostourconnectiontoMotherEarthandalthecreatureswhoinhabitit. Ekaterinasworkcanhelpraiseawarenessaboutthefactthatwealhavetocoexisthere.She saysoururbanlifestylesmakeusforgetaboutaltheendangeredspeciesthatwecanhelp protectbymakingdifferentchoices. “AsIbelieve,weconnectthroughoureyes,whicharewindowsintooursoul,andI believethatwhenwegettomeetsomeonessoul,wedonthaveahearttohurtthem,” Ekaterinasaid. 24.WhatinspiresEkaterinaSkytocreateart? A.Herchildhood. B.Herloveforanimals. C.Herscholarships. D.Hertravels. 【 !"#$%&' · !" (4 )(*8))】 25-T-267B 25.Whatisthefocusofparagraph3? A.Ekaterinaseducationalbackgroundinart. B.TheachievementsofEkaterinasuniqueartisticstyle. C.ThereasonswhyEkaterinawantedtobeaconservationartist. D.TheimpactofEkaterinasartonwildlifeconservationefforts. 26.HowdoesEkaterinaSkysartworkcontributetowildlifeconservation? A.Byraisingfunds. B.Byprovidingscientificdata. C.Byincreasingpublicawareness. D.Byinfluencingthelocalpolicy. 27.WhatcanwelearnfromEkaterinaswordsinthelastparagraph? A.Artdoesntinfluencepeoplesfeelings. B.Urbanlifehelpsprotectendangeredspecies. C.Sheseekstoexposeenvironmentalharm. D.Shetrustsoureyeslinkustoanimalsthroughart. 犆 Farmersarecelebratingtheirriceharvestbysinginganddancingonthefarm.Thisis WanbaoMozambiquericefarm,ChinaslargestriceplantingprojectinAfrica.Here,ifpeople canspeakheloinChinese,“nihao”,theymostcertainlyalsoknowanotherChineseterm Wanbao,thenameofaChinesericefarmproject. Throughthefertile(uvE)areainsouthMozambique,theLimpopoRiverisflowing intotheIndianOceanintheXaiXaidistrict.Benefitingfromthevastfarmland,asuitable climate,enoughwaterandthesupportfromChina,theprojectiscreatingabrightfuturefor thepeoplehere. Throughcooperativeplantingmethods,Wanbaoishelpingthelocalfarmersdevelop successfulriceplantations.Itnotonlyprovidesseeds,farmchemicalsandfertilizers,butalso doeslandlevelingandwaterpumping(wx). Tohavegoodharvests,farmersworkhardandlearnfromtheChinese.Nowthelocal farmersloveforfarmingisgrowingandtheyaregettingricherandricher. “IvebenefitedalotfromthericefarmingandlearnedtoproducericeusingChinese technologiesononehectare(yz)ofland,”saysamotheroffivechildren.“Withthemoney, Ihaveimprovedmylifealot.Ihavebuiltmyhouseandmychildrenaregoingtoschool.” Anoldfarmerisnoweventeachingotherfarmershowtogrowrice.Heiscultivating cropsover40hectares.“Thankstotheproject,bothmychildrenandgrandchildrenareliving astablelife.NowIgotothefieldstosupporttheotherfarmerswithteaching.IhopeWanbao wilextendthegrowingareastoothercornersofthecountyinthefuturetohelpfight poverty,”hesays. 28.Whydoestheauthormention“nihao”inthefirstparagraph? A.ToshowthepopularityoftheprojectinMozambique. B.ToindicatefarmersChineselanguageskils. C.ToprovetheimportanceofChineseinMozambique. D.TosuggestChineseisarequirementforworkingonthefarm. 29.WhatcanweknowabouttheWanbaoproject? A.Itplantstreesinurbanareas. B.ItteacheslocalsChinese. C.Itimprovesthelocalclimate. D.Itoffersfarmingtechnologiesforlocals. 30.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“cultivating”inthelastparagraphmean? A.Preparing. B.Growing. C.Seling. D.Puling. 【 !"#$%&' · !" (5 )(*8))】 25-T-267B 31.Inwhichsectionofawebsiteisthetextlikelytobefound? A.Travel. B.Education. C.Agriculture. D.Art. 犇 Kidseverywherelovetoplay.Andtheyknowthatabalisaperfectthingtoplaywith. Nowscientistsreportbumblebees({|})seemtoknowthesamething,makingbumblebees thefirstinsectsknowntoplay. Lotsofanimalsplay.Butthebehaviorisbestknowninmammals(~€)andbirds. Formanyanimals,playingisoftenseenasakindofpracticeforthingstheylhavetodeal withinlaterlife.Butbeforethis,therewerenoreportsofinsectsplaying. Dr.LarsChittkadidanearlierexperiment,wherehetrainedbumblebeestorolbalsinto agoalforfood.Henoticedsomebeeswererolingbalsevenwhentheywerentrewarded.He wonderedwhethertheywereplayingforrewardsornot. Totesttheidea,hewithotherscientistssetupanewexperiment.First,theymarked45 youngbumblebees,bothmaleandfemale,betweenoneand23daysold.Thentheysetupa clearpathwayfromthebumblebeesnesttoafeedingarea.Oneithersideoftheopen pathway,smalcoloredwoodenbalswereplaced.Ononesideofthepath,thebalscouldnt move.Ontheotherside,thebalscouldrolaround. Forthreehoursadayover14days,thescientistsopenedthepathway.Thebumblebees neverhadtoleavethepathwaytofindfood,buttheyleftanyway.Theywerentsointerested inthesidewherethebalscouldntmove,buttheymadelotsofvisitstothesidewiththe rolingbals. Grabbingthebalswiththeirlegs,thebumblebeeswouldbeattheirwingstopulonthe bals,causingthemtorol.The45 markedbumblebeesdidthis910timesduringthe experiment.Thoughsomeonlydiditonce,othersdiditalot.Thescientistsfoundthe youngerbumblebeesspentmoretimerolingbals,andthatmalesseemedmorelikelytoplay thanfemales. Thescientistssayitsnotclearwhythebumblebeesrolthebalsorwhethertheyenjoy it.Buttheexperimentraisesimportantquestionsabouthowtheinsectsmindsworkandwhether theyhavefeelings. 32.Whatisthecommonviewaboutanimalsplayingbehavior? A.Aformoffight. B.Aformoftraining. C.Aformoflabor. D.Aformofperformance. 33.WhydidDr.LarsChittkaconductthenewexperiment? A.Totrainbumblebeestoplaywithbals. B.Tofigureoutbumblebeesfeedingstyle. C.Toexploreifbumblebeesplaywithoutareward. D.Toobservehowbeesinteractwithdifferentobjects. 34.Whatdidthescientistsfindduringtheexperiment? A.Bumblebeesonlyplayedwithbalswhenfoodwasinvolved. B.Femalebumblebeesweremoreinterestedinplayingthanmales. C.Olderbumblebeesspentmoretimerolingbalsthanyoungerones. D.Bumblebeespreferredbalsthatcouldroltothosethatcouldnt. 35.Whatisthemainideaofthetext? A.Thepurposeofinsectsplayingistoprepareforlife. B.Dr.LarsChittkadiscoveredanewwaytotrainbees. C.Bumblebeesarethefirstinsectsknowntoplay. D.Playingiscommonamongmammalsandbirds. 【 !"#$%&' · !" (6 )(*8))】 25-T-267B ("3 (*545;6452.57,8712.57) XY:;ij , Bij?EGH$GI‚ƒ„…†^‡EJKGH 。 GH$@dHˆ‰Š GH 。 Soyouwanttoknowhowtolookmoreconfidentandthinkbodylanguageisthekey? Wel,ifthatsthecase,thenyouvecometotherightplace!Therearemanytoolsand techniquesyoucanusetogainconfidenceandfeelgreat. 36 . 犕犪犽犲犈狔犲犆狅狀狋犪犮狋  37 .Thisisabalancingactifyoudontknowhowtodothis.Youneedtoknow wheretolookandwhentolook.Mostpeoplewilfolowyoureyeswheninconversation,soits importanttogetitright. 犓犲犲狆犢狅狌狉犆犺犻狀犝狆 Doyoulookatthegroundwhenyouarewalking? 38 ?Ifthisisthecase,makea change.Walkwithyourheadupandyoureyeslookingforward.Keepingyourheadupand facingyourconversationpartnerconveysinterest,confidence,andotherprosocialemotions.  39  Howyoucarryyourselfwilshowtheworldhowyoufeel—thinkaboutit:Whenyoure feelingdown,youmaywalkwithyourheaddownandeverythingbecomesadrag.When yourefeelingconfident,youmaystandalittletaler.Standingupstraightwilalsoliftyour moodandstarttobuildthatalimportantconfidencewithin. 犇狅狀狋犉犻犱犵犲狋(HIJK) Fidgetingisanobvioussignofanxietyandnervousness.Nervousmovements,like bouncingyourkneesortappingyourfingersonatable,drawattentionawayfromwhatyou aresayingandmakeithardforotherstofocusonyourmessage. 40 .Thiswil makeyou seemlessconfidentandauthoritative. A.StandingUpStraight B.SlowYourMovements C.Wewiltakealookatsomeofthem D.Doyoucareaboutwhatotherpeoplethink E.Isyourheadalwaysdownwhenyouaretalking F.Oneofthefirstaspectsofbodylanguagewemustlearniseyecontact G.Otherpeoplemaythinkyourenervousorstressediftheyseeyoudoingthese ;L=> "MNO(ABC,D>30>) (.3 (*1545;64517,87157) XY:;ij , B65CDEA、B、C、DkAGH$GI‚ƒ„…†^‡EJKGH。 GrannyBasketbalismorecompetitivethanyoudthink!Justaskthewomenover50who  41 inthe18thannualGrannyNationalBasketbalChampionshipslastweekend.Hostedin Decorah,Iowa,theevent 42  teamsfromacrossthecountry.Playersmight  43  differentwalksoflife,buttheyalhaveonething 44 :TheyremembersoftheGranny BasketbalLeague(‹Œ). FoundedbyBarb McPherson Trammel,thisorganizationoffers  45  womenan unbelievableopportunitytostay 46 ,makefriendsandrelievestress.Granniesplayby a(n) 47 setofrulestomakeupforany 48  mobility.Accordingtotheirwebsite,its “agamefor 49 ofacertainage.”Regulationsincludeastrict“norunning”policy,instead of 50 playerstospeedwalk.Jumpingisnot 51 ,either.  52 ,there are 42 Granny Basketbal teamsin the United States.National 【 !"#$%&' · !" (7 )(*8))】 25-T-267B Championshipshavebeenheldforthe 53 everyyearsince2008.Grannieshavealsobeen  54  tocompeteagainstteamsoutsidetheirleagueforcharity,including mensand womensteamsofalages.Ofcourse,thechanged 55 applytotheircompetitorsaswel. “Ithinkwereredefiningwhattheoldis,”saidoneplayer. 41.A.talked B.lied C.believed D.played 42.A.improved B.saved C.attracted D.tracked 43.A.comefrom B.giveup C.adaptto D.searchfor 44.A.inhurry B.inprint C.inneed D.incommon 45.A.young B.senior C.gifted D.disabled 46.A.fit B.calm C.awake D.quiet 47.A.impossible B.unnecessary C.different D.difficult 48.A.shared B.limited C.social D.great 49.A.women B.men C.girls D.boys 50.A.teaching B.helping C.persuading D.encouraging 51.A.recognized B.alowed C.praised D.compared 52.A.Immediately B.Unlikely C.Currently D.Unfortunately 53.A.job B.future C.record D.sport 54.A.reminded B.refused C.known D.warned 55.A.orders B.rules C.values D.messages ("3 (*1045;6451.57,87157) XY:;ij , †^‡„…1AŽE‘\’“”‘E•–—˜。 Confuciuswasafamousteacher,politicianandphilosopher(™0š)wholivedinChina over2,600yearsago.Today,heisconsideredtobeoneoftheworlds 56 (great)teachers. HistoriansbelievethatConfucius 57 (bear)in551BCEduringChinas“Springand AutumnPeriod”(771-476BCE).Duringthisperiod,manyrulerswerefightingacrossthe country.Becauseofalthefighting,lifewasdifficultforthepoor.Theyworkedhardfor theirrulersandreceivedlittlemoney 58 return. AsConfuciusgrewup,hisfavoritething 59 (do)waslearning.Hismothersawthis anddidherbesttohelphimlearn. 60 (eventual),wealthyfamiliesnoticedhowsmarthe was 61 offeredhimjobscountingtheirmoneyandkeepingtrackoftheircrops. Confuciusdidthisuntilhewas30yearsold,buthealwayswantedtodomore.For 62 rest ofhislife,ConfuciustraveledandtaughtthepeopleofChinaaboutselfdiscipline(›œ)and the 63 (important)ofeducation.HeevenopenedChinasfirstschoolin 64 hetaught boththepoorandthewealthyasequals. In479BCE,Confuciusdiedattheageof72.Hisloyalstudentscontinuedtotravelaround Chinalongafterhisdeath,teachingal  65 (class)ofpeople. ;P=> .:(ABC,D>40>) (.3 (87157) žMŸ ¡ , ME12¢£¤¥M¦:§E12¨©7ª.«›¬E­®¯° 。 ±M ²³.´µ¶· , ”¸¹’ : 1.º»ME­®¼½; 2.¾»ME¿À。 Á :1.Ãc‘Äň80AÆÇ; 2.±ÈÉ:ʘU5ËEÌÅÍÎcU。 【 !"#$%&' · !" (8 )(*8))】 25-T-267B Helo,everyone!       ("3 (87257) XY:;ef , ÏÐє¸WCD<ÒÓÔ2ÕÃd< , ÖרÙ.ÚLÛEij 。 Manyyearsago,myfriends,Karl,CarolandIwereinourtruck,travelingthrough Connecticuttovisitanotherfriend. Itwasverylate,andourphoneshappenedtobedead.Thecountryroadsseemedtobe goingonforever,andthefartherwetraveled,theworseitseemedtoget.Wecouldntfind PembrokeRoadanditlookedlikewewerelost.Webecameupsetandanxious. Finaly,wecameuponabigtruckstop.Wepuledinfordirections.KarlandCarolwere realytired,soIgotoutofthetrucktodothetalking. “CananyoneherehelpmefindPembrokeRoad?”Iasked.Averytiredwaitresslookedup andsaid,“Lady,Imsorry.Idontknow.”Sinceshewasnthelpful,Ilookedaroundatthe customers. ThereweretwoofthetoughestmenthatIhadeverseeninmylife.Theyweretaland hadlotsofmuscle,withsquarefacesanddarkmustaches(ÜÝ),andtheyworethickchains andblackcoats.Iimmediatelythoughtofmyfriendsinthetruckandwhatthesemenmight dotous.Itseemedthattheywerenotgoodpeopleatal. “Weknowwhereyouregoing,madam,”oneofthemensaid.“Wecantakeyouthere. Weknowthewaywel.”BeforeIcouldsayno,theygotupoffthechairs,paidthebil,and wereoutsideontheirmotorcycles,gesturing,“Folowus!” “Theyretakingustoalonelyspot,andthatwilbetheend,”Carolwhispered.Ididnt knowwhattodo.IhesitatedtolookatKarl,whowasmorecalmwhenfacingtroubles. Á :1.ÕÑÄň150AÆÇ; 2.±ÈÉ:ʘU5ËEÌÅÍÎcU。 Karlthoughtforamoment,noddedtoustosignal“Dontworry”andthenfolowedthe motorcycleriders.         Smiling,onemotorcycleriderpointedatasign,andIfounditreadPembrokeRoad.         

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