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（二）

TherearetwobasicstagestolearnEnglish.Thefirststageoflearningthislanguagewouldbevery___1___（interest）.Onceyouhaveagoodcommandofthealphabets（字母）,___2___（gradual）youcanlearnmanywords.Itwouldalwaysbebettertofollowthemethodofreadingfirst,thenwriting.Whenyoufeel___3___youhaveunderstoodthewords,youcanmakesentences.Thisisthemostamusingstagetolearn.Youjustthinkofasentenceinyourmotherlanguage,andtrytoset___4___thesamesentenceinEnglish.Therecouldbesomemistakes,___5___youshouldnotworryaboutit.You'

dbetterwritethesamesentenceby___6___（make）useofmanydifferentwordstillyouaresatisfied___7___yoursentence.Ifyoufollowthisway,verysoonyoucancreatesentencesofyourown.

___8___secondstepislearningthegrammar.Comparedwith___9___languages,Englishisquitesimpleandverysystematic（系统化的）.Therearecertainrulesandregulationsforeachandeverytopicingrammarofthislanguage.Aslongasyoufollowtherulesandregulations,___10___wouldbeadifficulttasktomakemistakes.

（三）

Iliketakingphotosverymuch.OnceItravelledbyship___1___acloudymorning.Itwasintheafternoon___2___theweatherturnedfine.Therefore,Iwantedtotakesomephotos.IwaslookingaroundandIsawnexttomealovelylittlegirl___3___（sit）onherfather'

sshoulders.___4___wasluchyformetomeetsuchaperfectmoment-thegirlwassmilingandthesurroundingviewwasbeautiful.Withoutthinking,Itookapicture___5___thelittlegirlatthatmoment.

Hermotherwassurprisedthata___6___（strange）wasphotographingherdaughter.IexplainedthatIwasmovedbythatsightandshowedthem___7___photoonmydigital（数字的）camera.Theyloveditverymuch.IsaidIcouldemailittothemwhenIgothome.Finally,theygave___8___theiremailaddress.Thenextday,Isentthemtheirdaughter'

sphotoasI___9___（promise）.

ThismorningIreceivedamessagebacksayingtheyaregratefuland___10___theyareveryhappywiththelovelyphotooftheirdaughterandalovelymemoryoftheday.

（四）

Nooneknowsforsurewhenafirewillhappen,soitis___1___（extreme）necessarytomakepreparationsbeforeafirestarts.Checkthefireescapeinadvanceandmakesurethatyoucanfind___2___inthedarkwhenlightshavefailed.Findout___3___thenearestfireextinguisher（灭火器）isandreadtheinstructionstolearnhow___4___（use）it.

Don'

tloseyourheadwhenafirebreaksout.First,telephonethefiredepartmentimmediatelywhen___5___firejustgetsstarted.Takecarenottobeovercomebysmoke,___6___cankillyouquickly.Coveryourmouth___7___awettowelorcloth,andavoidgettingintothesmoke.Don'

tgetinanelevator,asyoumaygettrappediftheelectricity___8___（fail）.Ifyoucannotgetaway___9___yourself,itisofgreatimportancetohangsomethingoutofthewindowtoattractattentionasasignofaskingforhelp.

Inshort,ifyoumakepreparationsbeforehandandtakeprecautions（预防措施）duringthefire,chancesarethat___10___willsurviveincaseofafireifitreallybreaksoutsomeday.

（五）

Everyonehashisdreams,butnotallthesedreamscancometrue.Peoplegiveuptheirdreams___1___thisorthatreason.Those___2___dreamsbecometruehaveonethingincommon,thatis,___3___alwaysholdfasttotheirdreams.

MarieCurie,afamousscientist,hassetagoodexample.In1898,Mariefoundanewelementinthepitchblende（沥青铀矿）.Inordertoproveherdiscovery,shemustgetitandshowittotheworld.Then,toget___4___newelementbecameherdream.___5___refining（提炼）tonsofpitchblende,Marieandherhusbandatlastsawthebluelightofradium（镭）.Therearemany___6___example;

forinstance,theathleteswhogainthegoldmedalsandthestudentswhoenterkeyuniversitiesafteryearsof___7___（prepare）andhardwork,arealldream-holders.

Holdfasttoyoursdreams,nomatter___8___bigorsmalltheyare.Thepathtodreamsmaynotbesmoothandwide;

evensomesacrifices（牺牲）___9___（need）.Holdontotheend,andyouwillfindthereisno___10___（great）happinesswhenyourdreamcomestrue.

（六）

Undoubtedly,everyonehasoneormorefriendsinhisorherdailylife.Someonemaycomeacrossthefact___1___oneofhisfriendsborrowssomemoneyfromhimbutdoesn'

treturn___2___intime.Atthistime,hemustbefacedwiththequestionhow___3___（ask）hisfriendtoreturnhismoney,___4___personorbywritingaletter?

IfIwereforcedtochooseoneofthetwo,Iwouldprefer___5___latter.OnceIreceivedaletterfromoneofmyfriends___6___（unexpected）,inwhichheaskedmetoreturnhismoneyinapoliteway.Inmyopinion,theletterdoesn'

thurtme.Instead,ithelpsmetogetalongwithmyfriend___7___（closely）thaneverbefore.IfIhadn'

treceivedhisletter,itwould___8___（ruin）ourfriendshiponlybecauseofsomemoney.

AsfarasIamconcerned,everyonesuffers___9___thestrain（压力）ofmodernlife.Ifyoudropinonyourfriendjustbecauseyouwanttogetyourmoneyback,itwillhurtyourfriendandobviouslyhurtyourrelationship.However,akindletternotonlycansolvetheproblem___10___upsetsyou,butalsocanfurtherdevelopyourrelationship.

（七）

Culturalrelicsareapartofhistory,andrepresentpeople'

sculturaltreasures.Therefore,itisimportantforustopretect___1___.Asweknow,mostculturalrelicsarereallyvaluablebecausetheyhaveseen___2___historyofourcountry,___3___allowsustohaveabetterunderstandingofourcountry'

shistoryandculture.Wecanalsolearnalotfromourancestorsandfeelproud___4___beingaChinesewhileenjoyingthesevaluabletreasures.Inaddition,weareabletodeveloptourismandpromotetheeconomywhenthewell___5___（protect）culturalrelicsareopentothepublic.

However,someculturalrelicsarebeingdamagedbypeoplenow.Forexample,buildingscarved（雕刻）___6___people'

snamescanbeseenhereandthere.Thereisnodoubtthatmoreprecioushistoricalrelics___7___（disappear）ifpeoplekeepdestroyingthem.

Therefore,itishightimethatweshouldtakemeasurestoprotectculturalrelics.Tobeginwith,wecanmakespeechesandputupposters（海报）toeducatepeople___8___importantitistoprotectculturalrelics.Besides,moneycanbecollectedtohavesomebuildings___9___（repair）.

Inaword,___10___isourdutytosparenoefforttoprotectculturalrelics.

（八）

Amangotlostwhiledrivingthroughacountry.Ashetriedtoreadamap,hedroveofftheroadintoaditch（沟渠）___1___（lucky）.Thoughhewasn'

tinjured,hiscarwasstuckdeep___2___themud（泥）.Sothemanhadgottowalkto___3___nearbyfarmtoaskforhelp.

"

Warwickcangetyourcaroutofthatditch,"

saidthefarmer,___4___（point）toanoldmule（骡）.Themanlookedattheweakmuleandthefarmer___5___juststoodthererepeating,"

Yep,oldWarwickcandothejob."

Themanthought___6___hadnothingtolose.Therefore,hetooktheoldmanandWarwicktotheditch.

Thefarmerhitched（套住）themuletothecarandshouted,"

Pull,Fred!

Pull,Jack!

Pull,Ted!

Pull,Warwick!

Andthemulepulledthecarfromtheditch___7___verylittleeffort.

Themanwas___8___（amaze）.Hethankedthefarmerandasked,"

Whydidyoucalloutallofthose___9___namesbeforeyoucalledWarwick?

Thefarmersmiledandsaid,"

OldWarwickisjustaboutblind.Oncehe___10___（believe）he'

spartofateam,hewon'

tmindpulling."

（九）

Allthebirdscametothemagpie（喜鹊）toaskhowtobuildnests（巢）.Themagpieputthemroundherandbegantoshowhowtodoit.First,shetooksomemud（泥）andmadearoundcake___1___it.Thenthemagpietooksometwigs（嫩枝）andputthemroundin___2___mud.Theblackbirdsaid,"

NowIknowallaboutit!

andflewoff.Laterthemagpieput___3___layer（层）ofmudoverthetwigsandthenputsomefeathers（羽毛）overthemudtomakethenest___4___（comfort）."

Thatsuitsme!

___5___（cry）thestarling（欧椋鸟）,andoff___6___flew.

Themagpiewentonworkingwithoutnoticingtilltheonlybird___7___remainedwastheturtledove（斑鸠）,whichjustkepton___8___（say）itsstllycry,"

Taketwo,taketwo-o-o-o!

Atlast,themagpielookedupbutshesawnobodynearher___9___thesillyturtledove,andthensheflewawayandrefusedtotellthebirdshowtobuildnestsagain.

Thatis___10___differentbirdsbuildtheirnestsdifferently.

（十）

Whenshelookedahead,FlorenceChadwick,whohadbeenswimmingfornearlysixteenhours,sawnothingbutthickfog（雾）.Althoughshewasthefirstwoman___1___hadswumtheEnglishChannelinbothdirections,shemadeup___2___mindtobecomethefirstwomantoswimfromCatalinaIslandtotheCaliforniaco