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thelittlegirl'

sparentshaddied,andshelivedtogetherwithhergrandma.Inordertorescuethelittlegirl,thegrandmotherwasburnedtodeath,leavingthelittlegirlcryingforhelploudly.

Howcouldpeopleenterthehouse?

Attheverymoment,amancarryingaladderrushedtotheflamesandgotintothewindow.Whenheappearedagainintheeyesofthepeople,thelittlegirlwasinhisarms.Hegavethechildtothecrowd,andthendisappearedintothenight.

Thislittlegirlhadnofamily.Twomonthslaterameetingwasheldtofindapersontoadopt（收养）thegirl.Ateacherwaswillingtoadoptthischild,andsaidshecouldgiveherthebesteducation;

afarmerwantedtoadoptthischild,sayingthatvillagelifewouldletthechildgrowuphealthilyandhappily;

arichmansaid,“Icangivethechildeverythingthatotherscando.”

Alotofpeoplewhowantedtoadoptthischildsaidaboutmanybenefitsoftheiradoptingthechild.Butthelittlegirl'

sfacehadnoexpression.Atthistime,aman,throughthecrowd,walkedstraightinfrontofthelittlegirl,andopenedhisarmsforthelittlegirl.Peoplewerepuzzled,andtheyfoundthatthemanhadterriblescarsonhisarms.Thelittlegirlletoutacry,“Thisisthemanwhosavedme！

”Shesuddenlyjumpedup,andburiedherfaceinhisarmsandsobbed.Naturallythemanadoptedthegirl.

1.WhichofthefollowingstatementsisTRUE?

A．Thegrandmawastoooldtorushoutoftheroom.

B．Thelittlegirlandhergrandpalivedonthesecondfloor.

C．Torescuethelittlegirl,hergrandmadiedinthefire.

D．Thegrandmaandthelittlegirlcriedforhelploudlyonthefirstfloor.

2.Whatdidthemandowhenhehadsavedthelittlegirl?

A．Hereturnedtohiswork.

B．Heleftthegirltothecrowdandleftquickly.

C．Hewasinjuredandwenttothehospital.

D．Hetookthegirlhome.

3.Themeetingwasheldthereinorderto________.

A．decidewhowouldadoptthegirl

B．findoutwhohadrescuedthegirl

C．decidehowthegirlwouldberaised

D．honourtheherowhohadsavedthegirl

4.Whatcanwelearnfromthepassage?

A．Peopledidn'

twanttohelpthelittlegirlatfirst.

B．Themanwhohadsavedthegirlwasafireman.

C．Therichmanwouldbuyeverythingthegirlneeded.

D．Thegirlrecognizedthemanandwashappytobeadoptedbyhim.

B

Infinedepartmentstoreseverywhere,you'

llseethelightblueboxesofEsteeLauder.Thesepopularcosmetics（化妆品）aresoldinmorethan130countries.Who'

sthewomanbehindthisworldwidecosmeticsempire（帝国）?

EsteeLauderherself,ofcourse.Thisbusinesswomanbecame,foratime,theworld'

srichestselfmadewoman.Hersecret?

“Ididn'

tgettherebydreamingaboutit，”shewouldsay.“Igottherebydoingit.”Esteewasbornintheearly1900sinQueens,NewYork.Herfatherranahardware（五金器具）store,andfromhimEsteelearnedhowtobeasuccessfulsalesperson.EsteelearnedfromheruncleJohnSchotz,too.Hemadecreamsinasmalllaboratorybehindthefamily'

shouse.Esteewatchedhim.Soon,shewasexperimentingwithherowncosmetics.Sheputlipstick（唇膏）andcreamsonanyfemalerelativewho'

dlether,untilherannoyedfathertoldhertostop.

ShemarriedJosephH.Lauderin1930,andcontinuedherexperiments.Shewouldcookdinnerforthefamily,andatthesametime,makeherfacecreams.ThenshebegantosellherproductsinaManhattanbeautyshop.

In1960,EsteebegantosellherproductsinEurope.AftermanytriesshesucceededandbegansellingherproductsinsomestoresinLondon.ButFranceprovedevenmoredifficult.ThestoreGalleriesLafayetterefusedtosellherproducts.SoEstee“byaccident”droppedabottleofYouthDew（香水）onthefloorinthecosmeticsdepartment.Asthescentspreadaroundthestore,customerscameoverandaskedtobuyit.ThestoresoonbegansellingEstee'

sproducts.

Esteeledhercompanyuntil1982,whenhersonLeonardtookoverthebusiness.Untilherhealthworsenedinthemid1990s,shecontinuedtoattendtheopeningofanewstorewhereverintheworld.ShediedonApril24,2004.EsteeLauder'

stalentasasaleswomanwasextraordinary.HersonLeonardsaid,“Therewasneveranyonewhocouldselllikeshecould.”AllwhoworkedforEsteeappreciatedherspecialtalent.

5.WhichofthefollowingcanbestdescribeEsteeLauder?

A．Asuccessfulcosmeticssaleswoman.

B．AbeautifulshopownerinLondon.

C．ApopularcosmeticsproducerinFrance.

D．AfounderofacosmeticscompanyinAmerica.

6.WhatwasEsteeLauder'

sfather'

sattitudetowardsherwhenshetriedherproductsonherfemalerelatives?

A．Hesupportedherandhelpedher.

B．Hedidn'

tcareaboutwhatshedid.

C．Hewasveryangryatherforwhatshedid.

D．Hewasproudofwhatshedid.

7.EsteemanagedtogetherproductsknowntotheFrenchcustomersbydroppingabottleofYouthDewonthefloorinthecosmeticsdepartmentofastore________.

A．onpurposeB．withthestore'

spermission

C．byaccidentD．carelessly

8.Theunderlinedword“scent”inParagraph3probablymeans________.

A．Estee'

sproductB．acustomer'

spraise

C．apleasantsmellD．thebrokenpiecesofglass

C

Therearethousandsofproductsofallcoloursandshapesinasupermarket,makingyoubelievethattheyareworthatry.How?

Packagingisthesilentbutpersuadingsalesman.

Thereontheshelves,eachbottle,can，box,andjarhasbeencarefullydesignedandmeasuredtospeaktotheinnerselfoftheconsumer,becausehe/sheisbuyingnotonlyaproductbutalsohis/herbeliefinlife.Scientistshavestudiedconsumerbehaviourrecentlyandfoundthatthelookofthepackagehasagreateffectonthe“quality”oftheproductandonhowwellitsells,because“consumersgenerallycannottellbetweenaproductanditspackage.Manyproductsarepackagesandmanypackagesareproducts.”，asLouisCheskin,thefirstsocialscientiststudyingconsumers'

feelingsforpackaging,noticed.

Coloursareoneofthebesttoolsinpackaging.Studiesofeyemovementhaveshownthatcoloursdrawhumanattentionquickly.TakeV8forexample.Formanyyears,thebrightredcolouroftomatoesandcarrotsonthethinbottlemakesyoufeelthatitisverygoodforyourbody.And_the_word“green”_today_can_keep_food_prices_going_up.

Shapesareanotherattraction.Circlesoftensuggesthappinessandpeacefulness,becausetheseshapesarepleasingtoboththeeyesandtheheart.That'

swhytheroundyellowMsignsofMcDonald'

sareinvitingtobothyoungandold.

Thisnewconsumerresponsetothecoloursandshapesofpackagesremindsproducersandsellersthatpeoplebuytosatisfybothbodyandsoul.

9.Accordingtothepassage,________seemstobeabletopersuadeaconsumertobuytheproduct.

A．thepleasingcolourofthepackage

B．thespecialtasteoftheproduct

C．thestrangeshapeofthepackage

D．thebeliefintheproduct

10.Ifapackageoraproductisroundinshape,itcan________．

A．bringexcitementtotheconsumers

B．attracttheconsumers'

attention

C．catchtheeyemovementoftheconsumers

D．makeconsumersproduceahappyandpeacefulfeeling

11．Thesentence“Andtheword‘green’todaycankeepfoodpricesgoingup.”suggeststhatconsumerstodayare________．

A．startingtonoticetheimportanceofnewfood

B．enjoyingthebeautyofnaturemorethanbefore

C．beginningtolikegreenvegetables

D．payingmoreattentiontotheirhealth

12.ItcanbeinferredfromthepassagethatV8isakindof________．

A．vegetabledishB．healthyjuice

C．iceddrinkD．redvegetable

D

It'

llsoonbethebirthdayofoneofmyclosestfriends,Susie.Istillcannotdecidewhattogiveher.She'

sararefriendbecauseshehasbeenthereformeallthetimewheneverIneedafriendtotalkto.IcanalwaysdependonhertobethefirsttoarrivetogivemeadvicewhenIhaveproblems.IguessIamsoluckytohaveherasafriend.

sbeenmorethansevenyearssinceIfirstmetSusieinourschool.Ijoinedthetheatregroupandshewasadirectorthen.AtfirstIthoughtshewasintimidatingbutintheendIrealizedthatsheneededtokeepastrictimageinorderforheractorsandactressestotakeherseriously.AndthenduringpracticeIgotachancetoknowherbetter.Infact,shewasafriendlyandwarmheartedperson.Soonwebecamegoodfriends.

Idon'

tknowexactlywhattogivemyfriendonherbirthdayasIbelieveshehaseverything.Soit'

sreallyhardtobuyheragiftshewillappreciate.ThisyearIwantsomethingdifferentandspecialbutIdon'

tknowwhattogive.OnedayIsearchedtheInternetwithoutanypurposeandtomysurprisetherewasareallylovelysitewhereyoucanbuyallkindsofgifts.

IscannedsomeoftheiritemsandIfoundsomecoolandexcitinggifts.Ichoseaspecialpersonalizedbracelet（手镯）.I'

msurethatthiswilllookperfectonher.Iputournamesaspartofthedesignofthebraceletsothatit'

llremindusthatwe'

llforeverbefriends.Ican'

twaittogivehermygiftbutIwon'

ttellheryet.Idon'

twanttodestroythesurprise.

13．WhydoestheauthorconsiderSusieasararefriend?

A．Shecanalwaysofferhelpwhentheauthorisinneed.

B．TheauthorandSusiehavelotsofthingstotalkabout.

C．Susieisgoodatsolvingproblems.

D．Susieisafriendlyandwarmheartedperson.

14．Theunderlinedword“intimidating”inParagraph2mostprobablymeans“________”.

A．charmingB．nervous

C．warmheartedD．frightening

15．Theauthorwantedtoputherandherfriend'

s