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anicebergintheAtlanticOceanonitsfirstjourneyin1912and
sank.Therewerenotenoughlifeboatsforallthepassengers,
andover1,500passengersdied.
ThesinkingoftheTitaniciswellknowntomostpeople.Therewas(81)a_______awfulsinking,butitisunknowntomany
ofthe
people.ItwasthesinkingoftheLusitania(卢西塔尼亚号).Itwasoneofthebiggestandmostluxuriousoceanlinersofitstime,butitsankin1915.
AfterWorldWarIbrokeoutin1914,oceanvoyages(航行)becameverydangerous.The
Germanembassy(大使馆)inWashington(82)w_______travelersaboutthedangersofoceanvoyages.However,LusitanialeftNewYorkforLiverpoolanyway.Therewere1,959peopleonboard.
TheLusitaniasailed(83)w_______anytroubleforthefirstfivedays.OnMay7,1915,the
Lusitaniawas(84)a_______totravelfastandmakezigzagging(曲折)
movementsbecauseof
enemy'
ssubmarines(潜艇).However,becauseofheavyfog,thecaptainoftheshipreduceditsspeed
andtraveledin(85)s_______line.Thismadetheshipaneasytarget.AGermansubmarinefiredatthe
Lusitania,andtherewasabigexplosion(爆炸).Rightafterthefirstone,therewassecondexplosion.
Theshipsankinabout18minutes.Overonethousandpassengersdiedbecauseofthisdisaster.
The(86)c_______ofthesecondexplosionisstillamystery(谜).Diversfoundlargeamounts
ofbullets,shells,gold,andcashintheship'
scargo.Butwhywouldanoceanlinercarrythese(87)i_______?
Theanswerisyettobeexplained.
密封线
崇明区
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Whatkindofstoryismostexciting?
Whatstorykeepsyoureadingu__81___
theveryend?
Theansweristhedetectivestory.
Detectivestoriesareprobablythemostwritten,readanddiscussedstoriesintheworld.Theycanbenovels,animationandmovies.Whenwestartreadingdetectivestory.Wealwayswishtofindoutthetruthbeforewereachtheend.butitcanbequitedifficulttos__82___theproblemasquicklyasthedetectivedoes.Payingattentiontothefollowingelementsmayhelpyoufindthetruth.
Motive(动机)
Motiveisthereasonb__83___acrime.Somecommonmotivesaremoney,love,revengeandhidingasecret.Doesthispersonhaveamotive?
Thisisaquestionalwaysaskedbydetectives.Toanswerthat,detectiveswouldlookintoone’spersonalrelationshipandpastexperience.Peoplew___84____amotivecanbetrusted.
Suspect
Suspectsarethosewhomayhavedonethecrime.Usuallythereismorethanonesuspectinacase.Detectiveshavetofindouttherealcriminala___85____them.Suspectswithdifferentsex.ages,jobsandpersonalitiesoftenconfusethereaders.
Clue
Cluesarethemostimportantthingsinfindingouttherealcriminal.Cluescanbeverysmallthings.suchashair,mudorapieceofpaperfromadiary.Cluesdon’tleadd___86____
tothetruth.Detectivesusereasoningtofindoutwhatthosecluestrulymean,andputthemtogethertofindthetruth.
Alibi
Analibiisaspecialkindofevidence.Itmeansaproofofyournotbeingatthecrimescenewhenthecrimetookplace.Forexample,ifyouarehavingdinnerwithafriendwhenthecrimehappens,yourfriend’swordsareyouralibi.However,analibicanbeforged(伪造).Yourfriendmayhavetoldalietop__87__you.
Detectivestoriesarelikepuzzles.Followingtheelementsofmotive,suspect,alibiandcluecanhelpusseewhatthedetectivesseeandfindoutthetruthintheend.
奉贤区
Lookatyourhandsandyouwilllearnalotaboutyourself.Accordingtorecentstudies,ifyou’relookingforapersonalitytest,looknofurthert___81___yourownhands—morespecifically,yourindexfingerandringfinger.Toseewhatyourfingerssayaboutyou,nowpleasestraightenoutyourlefthand.
Ifyouringgingerislongerthanyourindexfinger,thatmeansyouarecharming.Youaregoodatsports,e___82___runningandfootball.Youmayalsobeinterestedinnumbers-basedsubjectslikem___83___andphysics.Somemightsayyoucanbeabitaggressive(好斗的),butifyouknowwhatyouwant,whydon’tyougoforit?
YouridealjobwouldbesoldierorCEO.
Ifyourindexfingerislongerthanyourringfinger,thatmeansyouareanaturalleader.Youmaybemoreinterestedinsubjectsbasedonwords,suchaslanguageandliterature.Indifficultsituations,youareconfidenttog___84___thewayandpeoplelooktoyoufortherightanswers.Youwouldbepoliticianorteacher.
Ifyourringandindexfingerarethesamel___85___,thatmeansyou’reagoodcommunicator.Youmayfindthatpeoplealwaystellyoutheirdeepests___86___,evenifyoudon’tknowthemverywell.You’rebalancedpersonwhotendstolistentwiceandspeakonce,andpeoplearedrawtothat.Youmakeothersfeelcomfortedwhentheyneeditmost.You’reatyourbestwhenhelpingothers.Yourp___87___jobwouldbenurseorsocialworker.
虹口区
Everyyear,thousandsofpeoplesearchintheRockyMountainsintheUSforhiddentreasure(财宝)worth$2million.Thetreasurewashiddensecretlybyanartist,Forest,in2010.Hewas80whenhemadethetripintotheRockyMountainsbycarandthenonfoot.Thereareseveralclues(线索)aboutthetreasure.Butthem___81____clueisthatitwasputinbelowthehomeofBrown.
Youcanstartwith"
thehomeofBrown"
.Brownmightbeaperson.SomaybeyouhavetolookforpeoplecalledBrownwholiveintheRockyMountains.U__82_____,Brownisaverycommonname!
What'
smore,Forrestadvisespeopletowaituntilspringtoa__83_____dangerousweather.Butnoteveryonehaslistenedtohim.Threepeoplehavegonemissingwhilelookingforthetreasure.PolicewantForresttotakebackthetreasure.ButForrestr___84____.Hethinkspeoplespendtoomuchtimeinsidetheirhousesandoffices.Hewantsfamiliestolearnaboutn____85___andhaveadventures.
Forrest'
splanw__86_____.MartiandherdaughterLibbitravelfromtheirhomeinGeorgiatosearchinMontana.Libbisays,"
IlovethesceneryofMontana-seeingsomanyanimalsupclose,campinginthemountainsandcrossingriversandstreams.It'
sallsoexciting,evenifweneverfindthetreasure."
Buttherearepeoplewhothinkthewholethingisat__87___.SomesaymaybeForresthadaboxoftreasure,buttheydon'
tbelievehehiditinthemountains.Otherssaymaybehejustlikestheattention.ButeventhepeoplewhocomplainstillgototheRockyMountainstotesttheirideas.Sowherewouldyoustartlooking?
金山区
Weoftenthinkitcertainthatourparentsarealwaysthereforus,butthisisnottruefor“left-behind”children.Theyh___81___everseetheirparentsbecausetheirparentsworkincities,leavingthembehindinthecountrysidetobecaredforbytheirgrandparents.
AsinAugust,Chinahad6.97millionleft-behindchildren,aboutone-thirdofallruralchildren.WithSpringfestivalarriving,thegovernmentiscallingonparentsworkingoutsidetor___82___homeandcelebratethenewyearwiththeirkids.Infact,childrenlivingwithouttheirparentscanfacemanyproblems,suchastheire___83___,safetyandmental(心理的)health.Forexample,theirgrandparentsmaynotbeabletohelpthemwiththeirhomeworkorraisethemproperly.Thiscancausechildrentohaveanu___84___feeling,accordingtoWorkers’Day.
Thegovernmenthastakensomeactiontocareforandp___85___left-behindchildren,suchassendingsocialworkerstoruralareas.Theywillr___86___tothegovernmentiftheyfindthatanyleft-behindchildissufferingfromabase(虐待),ChinaDailynoted.
Butthebestsolutionissobringparentsandchildrenbackt___87___.Thegovernmenthasencouragedthoseworkerstogobacktotheirrealhometownstolookforworkandbusinessopportunities.Anothersolutionsistomakeiteasier-forruralchildrentoattendschoolsinthecities.
静安区
Stayingindoorsduringwintertimecanbeboring.Youneedtofindsomefunappstoplaywith.Hereareafewgoodc___81___.
SpinMe
Isithardforyoutowakeupontimeeverymorning?
Areyouoftenlateforschool?
Ifso,youmayneedamoref___82___alarmclock.
Therearethousandsofalarmapps,butSpinMemightbeaneffectiveone.Youcannotturnitsalarmoffjustbypressingabutton.Youneedtostandupandturnaroundwhileholdingyourphoneinyourhands.Andturningthephonearoundwhenlyingdownonyourbedwon’twork.Thereisnoo___83___waytoturnitoff.
Youcanalsopickyourfavoritemusicforthealarm.Itmakestheclockmorefuntouse.
StarWalk2
Youmaywonderwhatthestarsarec___84___whensittingintheyardandlookingintothenightsky.StarWalk2cangiveyoutheanswers.
Justpointyourphoneattheskyd___85___.Theapptellsyouthemanesofthestars.Italsotellsyouthehistoryandstoriesaboutthem.Ifyoumoveyourphone,theappcangiveyoumorei___86___italsoshows3Dimagesofstars.Youcanmovetheimagesaroundwithyourfingerandhavealook.It’slikehavinganastronomer(天文学家)inyourpocket.
SafariCentral
Youdon’tneedtogotoAfricatoseewildanimals.SafariCentralbringsnaturetoyouonyourmobilephone.Theappcanseew___87___youare.Ittellsyouiftherearewildanimalsinyourcity.Italsohas3Dimagesofsixwildanimals,includingelephantsandbears.Theylookveryreal.Youcantakepictureswiththem.Usingtheapp,youcanshareyourpictureswithyourfriends,aswellasseetheirpictures.Animalloverscanusetheapptoraisemoneyforwildanimals.
闵行区
Iliketotravel.Ihavebeenfortunateenoughtomaketri