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BestAll-TimeChildren'

sBooks

Readingtoyourkidsisoneoftheall-timebestthingsyoucandowiththem,andforthem.Ilovereadingtomykids,andtheylovereadingwithme.Itissomeofthebestqualitytimeever,andsharingagoodbookwithachildisjustawonderfulfeeling.

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velistedofmyall-timefavoritechildren’sbooks—alistthatcanstartanychild’slibrary.It’sastartingpoint,tobesure-I’msureyoucanthinkofmanymoretobeincluded.ButthesearebooksItrulylove（andmykidsdotoo）andIthinkmostkidsandparentswilllovethem.Thesearemostlytime-testedclassics,sotheremightnotbetoomanysurpriseshere,butsometimesit’susefultoberemindedofbookswe’veforgottenabout.WheretheWildThing’sAre,byMauriceSendak.Icannevergetenoughofthisbook.Itistrulyawesome.Greatdrawings,greatimagination.IfIhadtochoosejust10booksonthislist,thiswouldbeoneofthem.

GuessHowMuchILoveYou,bySamMcbratney.Iloveyouallthewaytothemoonandback!

Funtoreadthiswithyourkids,andthenlatercompetetoseehowmuchyouloveeachother.

TheGivingTree,byShelSilverstein.IfSeussisthebest,Silversteinisrightbehindhim.IfIhadtolistjust10bookshere,thisbookwouldbeoneofthem.Suchasweet,sad,truebook,withgreatdrawingsofcourse.

Matilda,byRoaldDahl.PerhapsmyfavoriteDahlbook.Whilereadingthisbook,youwanttohaveMatildaasafriend,andduringthetimeyouarewithher,sheisyourfriend.

CharlieandtheChocolateFactory,byRoaldDahl.Aclassic,ofcourse,andyetanotherpoorkidwhoinevitablyentersyourheart.

TheLittlePrince,byAntoinedeSaint—Exupery.OriginallypublishedinFrench,thisclassicissounique,Icannotreallydescribeit.Ifyouhaven’treadittoyourchild,pleasedo.

MagicTreeHouseSeries,byMaryPopeOsborne.Averylongseries（over30lasttimeIcounted）offun,adventurousandeducationalbooks.Itcoversstuffkidslove,likedinosaursandninjasandknightsandwizards,andmakeshistorycomealive.Mysonisinlovewiththisseries.

1.Thewriterofthispassageprobablyis.

A.aprofessorB.adirectorC.alawyerD.aparent

2.Whichofthesebookshavethesameauthor?

A.WheretheWildThingsAreandGuessHowMuchILoveYou.

B.MatildaandCharlieandtheChocolateFactory.

C.CharlieandtheChocolateFactoryandTheLittlePrince.

D.TheGivingTreeandMatilda.

3.Wecaninferfromthepassagethattheauthor.

A.istiredofreadingTheGivingTree

B.speakshighlyofSeuss,writerofTheGivingTree

C.therearesomeadventurousstoriesinMagicTreeHouseSeries

D.TheLittlePrincewaswritteninEnglishwhenfirstpublished

4.Thepurposeofthispassageis.

A.tointroducesometime-testedchildren'

sbooks

B.togivesomeadviceonhowtoselectachildren'

sbook

C.topromotesomechildren'

sbooks

D.towriteabookreview

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Howmuchempathy（共鸣）doyoufeeltowardsotherpeople?

Ifyousawsomeonefallofftheirbikeintraffic,wouldyoustopandhelp—orjustwalkaway?

Manypeoplewouldgiveintocoldness,goabouttheirbusinessandjustdonothing.Soitwasabigsurprisewhenabout100bystandersgottogetherrecentlytomoveabusineastLondontohelpacyclisttrappedunderit.Avideooftheincidentwentviralonsocialmedia.

AccordingtoZoheb,adriverwhostoppedhiscartotakepartintherescue,aboutfivepeoplegatheredtomovethebus.Hesays:

“Therewasnochancewecoulddoit,itwasmoreaninvitationforotherpeopletohelp,really.”

Theinitiative（主动能力）paidoff.Dinersfromnearbyrestaurantsjoinedin.Therewasn’tmuchcoordinationbutitdidn'

ttakelongtodevelopacollectiveunderstandingofwhattheobjectivewas.

Spontaneous（自发的）cooperationamongstrangersdoesn’thappenoften.Peopleinacrowdarenotsurewhattodo—theydon’thaveaplan.It’soneofthereasons,bystandersoftendonothing,accordingtoDrMarkLevine,professorofsocialpsychologyatExeterUniversityinBritain.“Thepresenceofotherscanpreventyoufromhelping”,hesays.

“Thekeytopositivegroupbehavior,”Levineexplains,“isbuildingasenseofsharedidentity.Actionhastobedecidedquickly.”Levinesays.“Thelongeryouleaveit,theharderitistomakeadecision.Ifyoudon’timmediatelyactthenyouthink'

Well,actuallyIprobablycouldn’thavedoneanythinganyway'

.”

ButthepeoplewhotooktheinitiativelikeZobebmightmakeadifference.Thecyclistendedupinhospitalandtheimagesofthecollectiveeffortmightinspireotherstomoreactsofunity.

5.Whydidtheauthorsayitwasabigsurprisewhentherescuewasmade?

A.Manybystandersdidnothing.

B.Somanypeoplegaveahand.

C.Itspreadonsocialmedia.

D.Itdidn'

tcatchpeople'

sattention.

6.WhichofthefollowingbestdescribesthedriverZohebaccordingtothetext?

A.Kind-hearted.B.Generous.C.Optimistic.D.Easy-going.

7.WhydopeoplegiveintocoldnesswhentheyshouldbehelpingaccordingtoLevine?

A.Theydon'

tknowhowtogivefirstaid.

B.Strangersseldomcooperatewitheachother.

C.Nobodywantstobethefirsttoofferhelp.

D.Theyareforbiddenfromhelping.

8.Whatcanwelearnfromthetext?

A.Thesenseofsharedidentitymakesnodifference.

B.It'

snotnecessarytomakeaquickdecision.

C.It'

simpossibleforstrangerstocooperate.

D.Collectiveeffortisinspiring.

C

SomethingIenjoydoingmostinmyleisuretimeisgoingtothecinematowatchagreatfilm.It’stwohoursofrelaxationandescapismfromreallife.ButwhenItakemyseattoenjoythefilmandreachintomyboxofpopcorn,I’moftenirritatedbyseeingsomeonenexttometextingontheirmobilephoneorworsestill,talkingtosomeone.

It’snosurprisethataproposalbyaUScinemachaintoletpeopleusetheirphonesduringsomefilmscreeningswasmetwithsuchangerthatthecompanyhadtowithdrawtheidea.Peoplesaiditwas'

theworstideaever'

!

Surely,goingtowatchthelatestfilmisjustthatwatchingnotmulti-screening.Andifyou'

reoutwithafrienditseemsveryantisocialorjustrude.Icertainlygetdistractedbytheclick-clickonsomeone’smobilekeyboardastheytextandtheglowofthebrightsmallphonescreen-whyaren’ttheyconcentratingonthebigscreen?

ButwiththeavailabilityofstreamingfilmsathomeandcheapDVDs,cinemasarestrugglingtokeeptheircustomers.Someplacesnowoffercomfortableseatswithcomplimentarysnacksanddrinkssomaybetryingtoattractayoungeraudiencebyallowingtheuseofmobilephonesisthewayforward?

Asurveyin2012foundthatamajorityof18-to-34-year-oldsbelievedusingsocialmediawhilewatchingamoviewouldaddtotheirexperience.

However,noteveryyoungpersonwantstomulti-taskatthemovies.Manyofusstillgetannoyedbythetheatrestaffwhoappearnottodoanythingaboutit.Ofcourse,wecouldasktheoffenderstoturntheirphonesoffbutasAdamAron,headofAMCEntertainment,saidinVarietymagazine,“whenyoutella22-year-oldtoturnoffthephone,don’truinthemovie,theyhear'

pleasecutoffyourleftarmabovetheelbow.”ClearlythisisnotwhatIwouldliketoseebutifyouwanttouseyourmobilephoneinthecinemathatI'

mat,pleasedon’tsitnexttome!

Whatdoyouthinkistherightthingtodo?

9.Theunderlineword"

irritated"

inParagraph1means.

A.terrifiedB.depressedC.annoyedD.embarrassed

10.WhichofthefollowingisTrueoftheUScinemachain'

soriginaladvice?

A.Theadvicewascarriedoutsmoothly.

B.Theystoppedpeopleusingthephone.

C.Theadvicewasverypopularwithpeople.

D.Theypermittedpeopletousethephone.

11.WhatcanweinferfromParagraph3?

A.PeopleprefertowatchfilmsandDVDathome.

B.Thecinemaneedn'

tworryabouttheircustomers.

C.Youngpeopleusetheirsocialmediafrequently.

D.Sendingmessagesisthebestexperienceforyoungpeople.

D

Iwasateacherforonlytenyears.In1926,onmyreturntoChinaafterfinishingstudiesintheUnitedStates,IbegantoteachatmyalmamaterYenchingUniversity,Peiping,asalecturerinChinese.TheteachersoftheDepartmentofChinesethenweremostlymyformerteachers.

ThestudentsandIweregoodfriends.Thefreshmenweremostlyyoungboysandgirlsagedbetween17and20infiveclasses,eachconsistingof30to40studentscomingfromvariousplacesofChina.ThosefromFujianandGuangdonghaddifficultyinunderstandingtheheavilyaccentedspeechofteacherswhocamefromplacessouthoftheYangtzeRiver.Consequently,someofthesestudentsweretransferredtomyclassthroughthearrangementsoftheschool’soffice.Lookingdownfromtheplatform,Iwasdelightedbyamultitudeofrosy-facedyoungstudentssmilingandstaringcuriouslyatme.Theirsmileswerebynomeansunfamiliartome,beingsimilartothoseIoftensawonthefacesofmyyoungerbrothersandyoungerfemalecousins.

Itaughtacourseonadvancedwriting,whichwasanelectiveforstudentsabovethefreshmanlevel.Itgavethematryindifferentkindsofliterarywriting,suchasfiction,poetry,correspondenceandsometimestranslations.Fortheend-of-termexamination,Ihadthemeachhandinaself-editedmagazinespecializinginanysubjects,suchasfinearts,sports,etc.andcompletewithwelldesignedcover,aimofitspublicationandphotos.Studentsofthesameclasscouldrequestcontributionsorphotosfromeachother,orfromstudentsofotherclasses.Theycalleditaninterestingtry.Themagazinestheyhandedinbytheendofthetermwereverylivelyandencouraging,eachhavingitscontentquiteinlinewit