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InSeptember2003,onlythreeoutofthe14candidates(pick)fortheChinesespaceadventure,andYangwasoneofthem.Hetookallkindsoftests(prove)hewasfitforthisimportanttask.ThoughYangdidnotgetthebestscoresoneverysingletest,itwashishighscoresonthepsychologicaltestsfinallywonhimthestatusofChina’sfirstastronaut.Yang(describe)byhissuperiorsashard-workingandalwaysincontrolof(him).Becauseofthesequalities,theywereoptimistichewouldbe(success).

(二)

Therearenearly400different(type)ofsharks,butonlyabout30typesareknowntohaveattackedhumanbeings.Manypeopleknowthatthe

(dangerous)sharkisthegreatwhiteshark,

(probable)becausetheyhaveseenthefilmJaws.However,twoothersharksarealsoratherdangerous:

thetigersharkandthebullshark.

(reduce)theriskofasharkattack,youshouldfollowthese(suggest).

•Donotswiminthedark.Sharkscanstillseeyoubutyoucannotseethem.

•Donotgoswimmingintheoceanyouhaveafreshwound.Sharkscansmellbloodoveralong(distant).

•Donotwearbrightclothingorjewellery,becausesharks(attract)totheflashofcoloursandbright(object).

•Stayingroups,assharksusuallyavoidlargenumbersofpeople.

M3U1

(三)

Willthebirdarriveintime?

Willthey(save)?

Thoughitmayseemhardtobelieve,thebirdtheofficerusesisthesamebirdoften(see)inpublicparks—thepigeon.Pigeonshaveawonderfulsenseof

(direct)andcanfindtheirwayhomeoverlongdistances.Indeed,pigeonshavebeenknowntoflyhomefromasfarawayas1,800kilometres.Thatiswhypigeons(use)sinceancienttimestocarrythenewsoreventhemail.However,itwasinwarthattheyfoundthe(great)use.DuringbothWorldWarIandII,pigeonswereemployedbyarmies(carry)messagestoandfromthefrontlines,(save)thelivesofmanysoldiersandevenhelpingwinsomeimportant

(victory).

M3U2(四)

MiddleEnglishisthenamegiventotheEnglish(use)fromaroundthe12thtothe15thcenturies.ManythingsplayedapartthedevelopmentofthisnewtypeofEnglish.Themostimportant(contribute)wasfromtheNormans,

French-speakingpeopledefeatedEnglandandtookcontrolofthecountryin1066.However,theNormanConquestdidnotaffectEnglishasmuchastheAnglesandtheSaxons’victoryabout600years(early),whichledtoOldEnglishreplacingCeltic.EventhoughtheNormansspokeFrenchfortheentire250yearstheyruledEngland,FrenchdidnotreplaceEnglishasfirstlanguage.Ontheotherhand,theEnglishlanguagedidborrowmanywordsFrench.Thisresultedinevenmorewordswithsimilar(mean),suchasanswer(fromOldEnglish)andreply(fromOldFrench).Itisinterestingtolearnthewordsforanimalsandmeatdeveloped.AftertheNormanConquest,manyEnglishpeopleworkedasservantsraisedanimals.Therefore,thewordsweuseformostanimals(raise)forfood,suchascow,sheepandpig,camefromOldEnglish.However,thewordsforthemeatoftheseanimals,whichwasservedtotheNormans,

(come)fromOldFrench:

beef,mutton,porkandbacon.

(五)

Chinesewritingbeganthousandsofyearsago.Accordingtoancientstory,aman(name)CangJieinventedChinesewriting.Onewinterdaywhilehewashunting,hesawthetracksofanimalsinthesnowand(observe)thattheappearanceofeachonewasdifferent.Thenhehadtheideathathecoulduse

(difference)shapestorepresentdifferent(object).ThefirstChinesecharactersweredrawingsofphysicalobjects.Somecharacters(simplify)andothershavebeenmademoredifficultovertime.However,asawhole,thecharactershavedevelopedfromdrawingsstandardforms.Thecharacterforamountainwasatfirstthreemountaintopstogether.Thisbecameonemountaintopandthreelines,andovertimeturnedintothecharacterusednowadays.

Notallcharactersweredevelopedfromdrawingsofobjects.Sometimestoexpressideas,somecharactersweremadeby(combine)twoormorecharacterstogether.Forexample,‘rest’wasmadeupofthecharactersforamanand

tree.Thecharacter‘prisoner’wasformedwitha‘man’insideasquare.Othercharactersweredevelopedfordirectionsand(number).Itiseasytodistinguish(them)meaningsbylookingatthem,forexample,thecharactersfor‘up’and‘down’,areoppositesofeachother.

M3U2(六)

HowardCarterdidnotgotoschool,butlearnttodrawhisfather,whowasanartist.Hewasbrightand(curiosity)abouttheworldoutsidehishometown.In1891,attheageof17,hesetsailforAlexandria,Egypt.Bythe1920s,hehadbecomeexplorer,

(search)forthetombsoftheEgyptiankings.He(find)severalimportantones.Insidethetombs,hediscoveredagreatfortuneinjewelsandgold,alongwiththepreservedbodiesof(die)kings.Thesepreservedbodies(know)asmummies.In1922,HowardCartermadehismostamazing(discover)ofall,intheValleyoftheKings,inEgypt.HehadreceivedmoneyfromLordCarnarvon,aBritishmanwasveryinterestedinEgypt.Carter’steamwasworkingataplacenearthecityofLuxor.There,theycameacrossthetombofKingTutankhamun.Itwasthe(important)tombthathadeverbeenfound.

M3U3(七)

Bornin1965,Yanghadwantedtoflysincehewasyoungboy.Hisfriendsand(teach)fromSuizhonginthenorth-eastofLiaoningProvincehaveallsaidthathelovedscienceandtechnologyfromayoungage.Healwayshadastrongdesire(learn)howtofly.Hisdream(encourage)byhisparentsaswellashisoldersisterandyoungerbrother.

In1983,hejoinedthearmy,and(go)toflightschool.Hegraduatedin1987andbecamepilot.In1998,heappliedtobeamemberofProject921,isnowcalledShenzhou.Hewasoneoftheonly14(select)from1,500candidates.Theteamspentthenextfiveyears(train).Theynotonlystudiedallthesubjectsrequiredtobeanastronaut,butalsolearntsurvival(skill)andallabouthowspaceshipsandrockets(built).Yangscoredamongtheverytopineverythingthegroupstudied.

M3U1(八)

Willtheybesaved?

Thoughitmayseemhardtobelieve,thebirdtheofficerusesisthesamebirdoften(see)inpublicparks—thepigeon.Pigeonshave

wonderfulsenseofdirectionandcanfindtheirwayhomeoverlong

(distant).Indeed,pigeonshavebeenknowntoflyhomefromasfaraway1,800kilometres.Thatispigeonshavebeenusedsinceancienttimestocarrythenewsoreventhemail.However,itwasinwarthattheyfoundthe(great)use.DuringbothWorldWarIandII,pigeons(employ)byarmiestocarrymessagestoandfromthefrontlines,(save)thelivesofmanysoldiersandevenhelpingwinsomeimportant(victory).

3U3(九)

Yet,SocrateshashadadeepinfluenceWesternthoughtandscience.

(understand)howthiscanbetrue,wemustunderstandhowSocratestaught.Socratestaughtby(ask)questions.Throughthis,hechallengedhisstudentstodevelopandexplaintheirown

(argue).Inmanycases,hisquestionsmadehisstudentsawareoftheirown(error).Manystudentsgot(embarrass)andevenangrywhenthishappened,whileotherschangedtheiropinions.Socrates’wayofapproachingthetruth(call)theSocraticMethod.Theideaofaskingquestionsuntilyoureachtherightansweristhe(basic)ofmodernphilosophyandscience.

Unfortunatelyforhim,Socratesquestionedtoomuch.Healwaysasked(challenge)questionstoeveryonehemet,

(upset)manypeopleinAthens.Finally,somepeoplehadhadenoughofhim,sotheytookhimtocourtforquestioningthe(exist)oftheGreekgodsandfor(corrupt)theyoungpeopleofAthens.

M4U1(十)

Therearelawstoprotectpeoplefromadvertisementscheatpeople.However,westillmustbeawareoftheskilfulmethods(use)inadstotryandsellusthings.Evenifaddoesnotlie,itdoesnotmeanitisaltogether(innocence).Onetoothpasteaddeclares,‘Bright-Teethfightsbadbreath!

’Thisstatementtriestofoolyouinto

(assume)thatthetoothpastecuresbadbreath,yetitdoesnotsaythat!

Allitsaysisthatitfightsitandthatisnotsamethingatall.Onegrocerytellscustomers,‘Youare(pride)ofyourcooking,soshouldn’tyoubuythevery(fresh)food?

’Thisadisveryclever,becauseittellscustomerstheyaregood(cook).However,itneversaysthatthisgroceryhasthefreshestfood!

Thegroceryjusthopesthatwhenyoureadthead,youwillfeel(please)withthenicecomment,rememberthewords‘freshestfood’,andmakeamental

(connect)withthefoodinthegrocery.Wemustnotfallforthiskindoftrick!

M4U1(十一)

Thepeopleyouwanttoreachareyourtargetaudience.Inordertodetermineyouraudience,youwillneedtodoalittleresearchand

(analyze)inadvance.Youwillneedtoexplorewhattheaudiencealreadythinks.Itisveryimportant(know)youraudiencesoyoucancreatetherightmessagefortherightpeople.

Whatdoyouwantyouradcampaigntosay?

Afteryouhavedecidedyouraudienceis,itistimetodecide

youwanttheaudiencetoknoworthinkabout.Itisimportanttoalwaystrytoappealtotheaudienceinordertogetthem(react)inacertainway.

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