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TheAmazon（亚马逊）rainforestishometomillionsofdifferentkindsofanimals,plants,andbirds.Mostoftheworld’sfreshwaterishereandtheforestplantscleantheEarth’saireveryday.

ChicowasbornneartheAmazontown,Brazil（巴西）,in1944andstartedworkingwhenhewasveryyoung.Likether92ofhisfamily,theboygotthemoneybytakingalittlerubber（橡胶）fromthetreesintheforest.Theforestanditspeoplelivedtogethercomfortablyandpeacefully.

Butsomepeoplethinktoomuchaboutthep93andneverthinkaboutthefuture.In1980,theforestwasburnedtobuildroads,housesandfactories.Chicowasangry;

hewantedtosavetheforest!

Hetalkedtothegovernmentworkers,buttheydidn’tlistentohim.Theywerestillclearingtherainforeststomakequick,easymoney.“Manyvoicesares94thanone,”hethought,soChicoheldgroupmeetings.Hediscoveredthathundredsofpeopleagreedwithhim.Hishopeg95.Morepeoplecametogethertotrytostoptheworkoftheforestclearers.Largeareasoftheforestweresaved.Laterhetraveledtomanyothercountriesfori96help.PeoplesoonbecameverymuchinterestedinthisbraveBrazilian.InthenextfewyearsChico’snamebecamefamousallovertheworld.ThegovernmentofBrazilstartedmakingplanstoprotectlargeareasoftheAmazonrainforest.

ButasChico’sdreamsstartedcomingtrue,someonestoppedhimintheo97possibleway.Thefamousforestfighterwasmurdered（谋杀）rightoutsidehishomeonDecember22,1988.Chico’slifewascutshort,buthisbravenewideascontinuedinotherpeople.Oneman

c98theworld’sideas.Afterhisdeath,peoplearoundtheworldsentmoneytohelpChico’swork.

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Obamas’$1Allowance（零花钱）:

HowMuchDoYouPayYourKids?

ManychildreninAmericatrytofindthejobsintheirholidaystoearntheirpocketmoney,includingPresidentObama’sdaughtersSashaandMalia.Obamagiveshissevenandten-year-olddaughtersjustadollaraweekeachforthejobstheydo.Theyhelptodohouseworksuchassettingthetable,washingdishes,andc92theirplayareasandbedrooms.

Somepeoplequestionifitisr93togivechildrenallowancesinthisway.ButmostoftheAmericanparentsbelievethateveryoneinthefamilyshouldberesponsibleforthehousework.Thepeoplewhoagreewiththispointsaythatkidsshouldn’tjustgetallowancesforn94,andthatsuchpaymentscanhelpkidslearnitisnoteasytogetmoney--thisisthefirstl95oftheirmoneymanagementskills.MostofthechildreninAmericaareallowedtospendtheirallowancesonthethingstheylike.Manypeoplethinkthatkidscanstartreceivingallowancesaroundages4or5,whenchildrenstarttounderstandhowmoneyw96inlife.

Howmuchshouldthechildrengetfromtheirjobsisanotherproblem,e97inthesetougheconomictimes（经济困难时期）.Onewayherecanhelptheparentstomakethedecision:

writedownhowmuchyouspendonyourchilddailyfortwoweeksandsetana98basedon（基于）theaveragedailyexpenses.Thenyouwillgettheanswer.

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Goingtoseeanewmovieisagoodwaytospendanightoutonthetown,andtherearemoreandmoretochoosefrom.InabigcitylikeLondon,NewYorkorBeijing,itisp92tochoosefrommorethan100filmseverynightoftheweek.Someofthemcostmorethan100milliondollarstomake,andsomeofthemweremadeforjustafewhundreddollars.Themovieindustryisbigbusiness,b93thingsarenotasgoodastheyshouldbeformoviemakers.Inadditiontocompetitionfromotherformsofentertainment—television,computergames,etc.—thereistheproblemofillegaldownload（下载）offilms.Themovieindustryhasstartedtoconsidertheproblemverys94.

InasuburbofMilwaukee,Wisconsin,USA,a13-year-oldboynamedBenRangelrecentlydownloadedfourmoviesfromtheInternet.Whathedidwasagainstthelaw.TheMotionPictureAssociationofAmerica（MPAA）tooklegalaction,notagainstBen,butagainsthis67-year-oldgrandfather,FredLawrence.Benu95hisgrandfather’scomputertodownloadthemovies.

TheMPAAwrotealettertoMr.Lawrence,butdidn’tanswer.Theythenaskedforapaymentof$600,000andMr.Lawrencewasveryworried.Finally,theMPAAandBen’sfamilyagreedaboutthebestthingtodo.

Bensaidhewass96infrontof100studentsfromtheseventhandeighthgradeathisschool,MapleDaleSchoolinRacine.Benwarnedstudentsnottodownloadmoviesorcomputergamesw97payingforthem.

“Mygrandpahadmucht98becauseofme,”saidBen.“I’mheretotellyouthatdownloadiswrong,andweshouldn’tdoit.

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Manyteenagershaveproblemsthatworrythem.Somedonotlearntheirschoolsubjectswell.Somearegoodatlearninganddowellinexams,buttheyaredoingsopoorlyinsportst___92____theirclassmatescallthem‘bookworms’.Somanyteenagerssufferfromstress（压力）.Thegoodnewsisthattherearesomesimplewaystod____93___withstress.

Firstly,eatingah____94____diet,gettingenoughsleepanddoingexercisesareveryimportant.Howcanwebehappyifwearenotfit?

Forschoolwork,planningaheadcanhelp.Makingal___95___ofthethingstheyneedtodoandplanningwhentodothemcanhelpstudentsorganizetheirtime.Ifyouareweakinasubject,youshoulds___96___moretimeonitandaskateacherforhelp.

Studentsshouldpaynoattentiontopeoplewholaughatthem.I___97___,theyshouldfindthethingstheyaregood.

Thenstudentsshouldalsomakeenoughtimefortheirhobbies.Playingsports,readingandwatchingfilmshelpthemr___98___.

Finally,itissuitableforteenagerstosharetheirproblemswiththeirfriendsandparents.

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ManypeopleusetheInternettogetusefulknowledgeandfacts,andtorelaxthemselves.Butsomeofthemarenotusingitinagoodway.Herearesomerulestomakesureyouares92andhavefunontheInternet.

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MakerulesfortheInternetusewithyourparents.Forexample,whenandhowlongyoucangoonline,andwhatactivitiesyoucandoonline.

Don’tgiveyourpasswordtoanyoneelse,andnevergiveoutthefollowingi93:

yourrealname,homeaddress,age,school,phonenumber,etc.

Checkwithyourparentsbeforegivingoutacredit（信用）cardnumber.

Neversendaphotoofyourselftoanyoneinane-mailu94yourparentssayit’sOK.

Checkwithyourparentsbeforegoingintoachatroom.Differentchatroomshavedifferentrulesandattractdifferentkindsofpeople.Youandyourparentsmustmakesureit’sar95placeforchatting.

NeveragreetomeetsomeoneyoumeetontheInternetw96yourparents’permission（允许）.Nevermeetanyoneyoumeetonlinea97.

Alwaysrememberthatpeopleonlinemaynotbethepeopletheysaytheyare.Treat（视为）everyoneonlineasiftheywerestrangers.

Ifsomethingyouseeorreadonlinemakesyouuncomfortable,l98thesite.Tellyourparentsoryourteachersatonce.

Treatotherpeopleasyou’dliketobetreated.Neverusebadlanguage.

Remember---noteverythingyoureadontheInternetistrue.

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OnedaylastJuneIwaswalkingalongthebeachofasmallseasidetownwhereIlive.Iwaslookingattheshipsintheharbor.Thoughtheweatherwassunny,itwasaverycoldday,andIcouldh_92__feelthesunshineonthebeach.IplannedtohaveaswimwhenIlefthome,butnowIchangedmymind.JustwhenIwashesitatingw93Ishouldgobackhome,Icametoasheltermadeofglass.Idecidedtositforawhile.WhenIentered,IfoundthatIwassow_94_tohavemadesuchadecision.TheshelterprotectedmefromthecoldwindandIcouldenjoythesunshine.ButsoonafterIsatdown,alargefriendlydogsuddenlyappearedandlaydownatmyfeet.NomatterhowhardItriedtogetridofhim,her__95__toleave.Itseemedthathehaddecidedtogohomewithme.Hewaswearingacollar（颈圈）buttherewasnonameora__96___onitFinallyIhadtoringthelocalpolicestationandexplainedwhathadhappened.Ipromisedtokeepthedoguntiltheyfoundtheowner.

Severaldayslateraladyappearedatmyhousetosaythedogwash_97___.Shesaidhejumpedonabusandrodeawaywhileshewastalkingtoafriendatthebusstop.Hesatandlistenedquietly.Whenshefinishedandcalledhiminasoftvoice,hegotupandf_98___herawayhappily.Iwasquiteupsettohavetogivebacksuchafriendlyanimal.

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Letmetellyouastory.OneofmygoodfriendsliveswithsixhundredanimalsontheGreekIslandofKyklos.Thereisnotenoughwaterontheisland,t92thereisalotallaroundit.Eversinceheleftschool,hehastravelledallovertheworldcollectinganimalsforhiso93zoo.Hehopedtocollectatleasttwoexamplesofeverysortofanimalso