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InUnitedStateselection,peoplenowturntotheInternettosee35results.ThePathfindermissiontoMarsandthe36withtheMirSpaceStationdrewmillionsofpeopletotheWebformoreup-to-datedetailsthantheywereavailableelsewhere.

Achangelikethisisoften37fromgenerationtogeneration.Olderpeoplehaveto38somethingnewoutsidetheireverydayexperiences.Kidswhogrowupwithanewtechnologysimplytreat39asgiven.Collegecampusesin40areprovidingthenecessaryelementtocreatethecriticalmassforaWebreadyculture.

21.A.learnB.talkC.argueD.think

22.A.necessaryB.usefulC.greatD.clear

23.A.consideredB.noticedC.affordedD.admitted

24.A.differentB.specialC.sameD.funny

25.A.couldB.willC.mustD.would.

26.A.naturalB.possibleC.wonderfulD.peaceful

27.A.WebB.telephoneC.TVD.car

28.A.everybodyB.anybodyC.nobodyD.somebody

29.A.hatredB.interestC.favorD.attraction

30.A.orB.ofC.andD.at

31.A.leapB.marchC.moveD.push

32.A.FortunatelyB.EventuallyC.ImmediatelyD.Inconsiderably.

33.A.ordinaryB.airC.overseasD.electronic

34.A.connectedB.fixedC.registeredD.discovered

35.A.finialB.real-timeC.expectedD.remarkable

36.A.meritsB.maintenanceC.failureD.problems

37.A.acceptableB.differentC.reasonableD.urgent

38.A.learnB.knowC.receiveD.observe

39.A.themB.itC.usD.you

40.A.particularB.commonC.generalD.advance

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TheDeafComposer

AlthoughBeethovencouldsitdownandmakeupmusiceasily,hisreallygreatcompositionsdidnotcomeeasilyatall.They21himagreatdealofhardwork.Weknowhowoftenhewroteand22hisworkbecausehisnotebooksarestill23inmuseumsandlibraries,healwaysfoundithardto24himself.

Whenhewas28,theworstdifficultyofallcametohim.Hebeganto25astrangehumminginhisears.Atfirsthe26littleattention;

butitgrewworse,andatlasthewenttothe27.theygavehimtheworstnewsany28canhear:

hewas29goingdeaf.Beethovenwasindespair,hewas30thathewasgoingtodie.

Hewentawaytothecountry,formwherehewrotealonglettersaying31tohisbrothers.Inthishetoldthemhowdepressedandlonelyhisdeafnesshadmadehim.Helongedtodie,andsaidto32,“comewhenyouwill,Ishallmeetyoubravely.”

Infact,Beethovendidsomethingbraverthan33.hegatheredhis34andwentonwritingmusic,35hecouldhearwhathewroteonlymoreandmorefaintly.Hewrotehisbestmusic,themusicwerememberhim36,afterhebecamedeaf.Themusichewrotewasverydifferentfromanythathadbeen37before.Insteadofthestatelymusicthat38musicianshadwrittenfortheirwealthylisteners.Beethovenwrotestormy,exciting,39music,whichremindsusofhis40butcourageouslife.Becauseofhiscourageanddeterminationtoovercomehisterribledisaster,hismusichasgivenjoyandinspirationtomillionsofpeople.

21.A.spentB.costC.savedD.took

22.A.changedB.threwC.correctedD.tore

23.A.keptB.studiedC.exhibitedD.placed

24.A.praiseB.overcomeC.passD.satisfy

25.A.hateB.noticeC.discoverD.find

26.A.gaveB.fixedC.paidD.showed

27.A.conductorsB.lawyersC.advisersD.doctors

28.A.personB.singerC.musicianD.pianist

29.A.suddenlyB.graduallyC.immediatelyD.unluckily

30.A.sureB.doubtfulC.angryD.frightened

31.A.welcomeB.helloC.goodbyeD.safety

32.A.GodB.hisbrothersC.hisfriendsD.death

33.A.cryingB.dyingC.hidingDleaving

34.A.strengthB.energyC.courageD.power

35.A.asB.asifC.beforeD.though

36.A.forB.withC.afterD.about

37.A.playedB.performedC.composedD.sung

38.A.earlierB.foolishC.olderD.young

39.A.revolutionaryB.traditionalC.crazyD.pop