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Once,arichmanwasneardeath.Hewasveryupsetbecausehehadworkedsohardforhismoney16hehopedhecouldtakeitwithhimtoheaven.SoheprayedtoGodhemightbeabletotakesomemoneywithhim.

17angelheardhisprayandappeared.“Sorry,18youcan’ttakeyourwealthwithyou.”ThemanbeggedtheangeltospeaktoGodtosee19hemightbreaktherules.TheangelreappearedandsaidthatGodcouldallowhimtotakeonesuitcase.Excitedly,themangatheredhissuitcaseandfilledit20puregoldbars.

Afterward,hediedandshowedupinheaventogreetSt.Peter.21（see）thesuitcase,St.Petersaid,“Holdon,youcan’tbringthathere!

”ThemanexplainedthathehadGod’s22（permit）.S

t.Petercheckeditout,camebackandsaid,“Youareright.Youareallowedonecarry-onbag,butI’msupposedtocheckitscontents23lettingitthrough.”

St.Peteropenedthesuitcasetoinspectthethings24themanfoundtooprecioustoleavebehindandexclaimed（感叹）,“Youbroughtpavement?

Asyoucansee,thegreatstreetofthecityofheaven25（make）ofpuregold!

”

（二）China'

sTeaVillages

InmostChineseteavillages,Marchisthetimeofyearin16localsstarttopickandprocesstea.Theusuallyquietvillagessuddenlybecomebusycentersofactivity,aspeopletakeoutspecialtoolsandprepare17teaprocessing.Insomevillages,localresidentsholdtraditionalceremonies,18（thank）heavenforitsblessing.Thepriceoftea19（pick）inMarchisextremelyhighbecause20isfresh,tenderandcontainsmultipletraceelements.China21（be）famousforteaproductionsinceancienttimes.Ofthegoodstransportedandtradedalong22OldSilkRoadlinkingChinatotheMiddleEastandEurope,theimportanceofteawasmatchedonlybysilk.ChinaproducesOolong,black,green,white,yellow23dark—alsoknownaspost-fermented（发酵）tea.TheOolong,greenandblack24（vary）aremostnotablefortheirhighquality.MostofChina'

steavillagesarefoundinremotemountainousareasinthesouthandsouthwestofthecountry,25thebeautifulsceneryisoftenhiddenunderclouds.

（三）

Onceuponatime,apoortravellerstoppedunderatree.Fromhisbaghetookoutabowlof

16（boil）riceandstartedtoeat.Nearbywasasmallshop,whereawomanwassellingfriedfishtotravellersabletopayfor17.Whenthemanfinishedeatingandgotuptoleave,sheshouted,“Youhavenotpaidmeforyourmeal!

“ButIorderednothingfromyou!

”hesaid.

“Everyonecanseethatyou18（enjoy）thesmellofmyfriedfishwithyourrice,”arguedthewoman.“Ifyouhadn’tsmeltthefish,yourmealwouldnothavebeenso19__（please）!

Soonacrowdgathered.20theysupportedthetraveller,theyalsoagreedthatthewindwasblowingfromtheshoptotheplace21hehadeaten,carryingthesmellofthefriedfishtohim.

Atlast,thewomantookhimtoajudgeandafter22（tell）thejudgethestory,sheinsistedthat23themanhadenjoyedherfishsmell,heshouldpay25cents.Afterhearingtheevidence,thejudgeaskedthemantodrop2425-centcoinontheground.“Hereisyourpayment,thesoundof25cents25thesmellofthefriedfish.”

（四）

HereinChina,astheawarenessofclimatechangeimproves,realizingalow-carbonwayoflife,alsoknownasreducingyourcarbonfootprint,isagrowingtrendamongyoungChinese.

ZhengXiyuworksat16officeinBeijing’sCentralBusinessDistrict．Everyday,17takesherroughly40minutestogotoworkbybus．Butsheisthinkingof18（switch）toadifferentwayoftransport--abicycle．Whenbuyingclothes,shewillchoosethosepurelymadeofcotton,19ittakeslesscarbontoproducecottonclothes．She’salsoadaptingtoavegetabledietaslivestock（家畜）canmakemanycontributions20today’smostseriousenvironmentalproblems.

Arecentsurveyshows2178%ofallthe17,000peoplequestionedhavedevelopedenvironmentallyfriendlyhabitsintheirdailylives．Theyaredoingthings,suchastakingreusableshoppingbagstothestoreandsettingtheairconditioneratatemperatureabove26oCinsummer.

Onmanypopular22（society）networkingwebsites,peopleareadvocatingalow-carbonlifestyle．Theirtipsincludeusingthestairsandpublictransportmorefrequently23elevatorsandcars．Theyhopethislifestyle24（become）morethanjustatrendwithincertaingroups.

Asthemostpopulousnationontheplanetwiththeworld’sfastestgrowingeconomy,Chinahasbecomethesecondbiggestemitter（排放者）ofgreenhousegases．Therecentextremeweatherinthesouthernregionsreflectsaseriousenvironmentalchallenge．Expertssaythereisnotime25（delay）withtheefforttoreducecarbonemissions.

（五）

Onceuponatime,inasmallcountry,peopledecidedtoinvestigatewhatitwasthatparentsreallylikedthemost.Acompetitionwasorganised.Itwouldusethe16（late）_inventionofProfessorCrank-Shafte:

theGladometer（快乐测量仪）.

Todate,theGladometeristheonlycontraptionever17（build）capableofmeasuringjoyandhappiness.

So,onebyone,thechildrenpresented8ownparticulartalentstotheirparents.AndtheGladometerfaithfullymeasuredtheirparents'

reactions.

Oneboyturnedup19atrainedpig;

thepigsanganddanced.Agirlcameandplayedtheviolinlikeanangel.20intelligentboycameandreadhisverybigbook.Theparents’happinesswaseasytosee.

Finally,aboycametotheGladometercarrying21.Nordidheknowhowtodoanything.Whentheorganisersaskedhimwhathewasgoingtodo,he22（simple）said:

"

Iamveryobedient（顺从的）."

Themachinemeasuredsuchahighreading23itbeganviolentlyshaking,andfinally24（explode）.Theboywhohaddonenothingwonalltheprizesthatday,forsolvingthemysteryof25pleasesparentsthemost.

（六）

Oneevening,IwandereddowntheRuedeRichelieu.IwasonmywaytoaChineserestaurantcalledDave,_16___isrecommendedinthefashionbusiness.LikemanypopularrestaurantsinParis,___17__（reserve）arehardtogetatDave,__18__Iwasn’tsurprisedtofindacompletesignhangingoverthereddoor.Inside,though,theplacewaspracticallyempty---therewasjustonecouple,__19___（sit）atatablenearthewindow._20____unshavenChinesemanofmiddleagecameoutfromthekitchen.Hehadwildblackhairfleckedwithgrayand__21____（wear）apinkshirtandsilkslippers.Thiswastheowner,DaveCheung.Heledme___22__atableandpouredtea,andIaskedhimwhyhehadplaceda“Soldout”signonthedooronanight__23__therewerethirtyemptytables.

“Areyoukidding?

DoyouknowwhatwouldhappenifItookthatsignoffthedoor?

”“Peoplemightcomeintohavedinner?

“Exactly!

Theywouldjustwalkrightin.Iwouldhavetolet___24__whowantedtocomeeathere.Iwouldhavenocontrolover___25__ownrestaurant!

（七）

Everydayhasthepotentialtobeagoodand,insomecases,agreatdayforyou.Fewofusgetupinthemorning16（think）thatwewantthistobeabadday.Yetinmanycasesthedayturnsthatwaybecauseofapersonoraneventthatweworryabout.

Thinkaboutthosesmalleventswhichcanthrowyou17balanceandaffectyourwholeday18（negative）.Whostoleyourday?

Was19aboss,anunrulychild,anerraticdriveronthewaytowork,getting20“F”onahistorypaper,21animpolitewaiteratlunchthatdid?

Everydaynumerouspeopleoreventscanpreventusfromhavingagoodday,ifweletthem.Thekeyisthatweshouldadoptapositiveattitudetowardslife.Wecannotcontrol22happenstousinmanycases,butwecancontrolhowwereact23theseevents.

Lao-tzu,aChinesephilosopher,24（say）,“Hewhoconquersothersisstrong;

hewhoconquers25ismighty.”

（八）

Vitaminsarecomplexchemicalsubstances16（find）inmanyfoods.Thehumanbodyneedsthemforhealthand17（grow）.Thebodymakessomevitamins,butusuallyinamountstoosmalltomeetitsneeds.18vitaminsarenotmadeinthebody.Thesemust__19__（supply）.Nooneknows20（exact）howallvitaminswork.Doctorsdoknowthatvitaminshaveveryspecialuses.21,Onevitamincannottaketheplaceofanother.Thesteadyabsenceofonevitaminin22otherwisecompletedietcausesadeficiencydisease.Rickets,scurvy,andpellagraareexamplesofdeficiencydiseases.

Itisbesttoobtainvitamins23eatingthefoodsinwhichtheyoccur.Therearealsopillsthatcontainasinglevitamin__24__acombinationofvitamins.Peopleshouldconsulttheirdoctors___25__theytakeanyvitaminpills.

（九）

Mr.Joneswokeearlyonemorning.Itwasabeautifulmorning,so16wenttothewindowandlookedout.Hewassurprisedtoseeaneatlydressed,middle-agedprofessor,17workedintheuniversitynearhishouse.Hehadgreyhairandthickglasses,andwascarrying18_umbrella,amorningnewspaperandabag.Mr.Jonesthoughtthathemust19（arrive）bythenighttrainanddecidedtowalktotheuniversityinsteadof20_（take）ataxi.

Mr.Joneshadabigtreeinhisgarden,andthechildrenhadtiedalongropetooneofitsbranches,sothattheycouldswingonit.

Mr.Joneswassurprisedtoseetheprofessorstopandlook21_（care）upanddowntheroad.22hesawthattherewasnobodyinsight,hesteppedintothegarden（therewasnofence）,puthisumbrella,newspaper,bagandhatneatlyonthegrassandtookholdoftherope.Hepulledithard23_（see）whetheritwasstrongenoughtotakehisweight,then24_（run）asfastashecouldandswungintotheairontheendoftherope.'

Atlasttheprofessorstoppedandcontinuedonhisway25_theuniversity,lookingasqui