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Whetherpeopleareoverworkedrecentlymadeheadlineswhenseveralinternetcompanybossessaidtheonlywayforemployeestoachievesuccessisthroughharderworkandlongerhours.Forumreaderssharetheiropinions.

Cecilia

Workingtoomanyhoursonlymeansyouarctime-wastingandinefficient(低效的).Thismeansittakesyoulongertoproducesomethingthansomeoneelse.

Agoodmanagerknowshowtoencouragehisemployeestoworkintheirfullabilityinsteadofexpectingthemtoworklateeveniftheydon'

thavesomethingtodo.Peoplewhostayintheirofficeuntillatehatetheirjobsanditaffectstheirperformance,aswellasotherwaysoftheirlife.

Rosemary

Overworkingisjustmodemslavery.Inmanycountries,overworkingwouldbeattackedbecauseitshowspoorworkperformance,andthebosswouldpreferyouworkinabetterway7hoursandthengobackhomethan8hourswithpoorperformance.

NervyNowadays,it’shardforayoungpersontobuildagoodfuture,forpressuresareonhisorhershoulders:

housing,children,parents,themselves,etc.Buteveryonemustkeepworkinghardtohavethemonthewaytothegoodfuture,whichisnotcertain.What’ssureisthatifyou'

relazyanddon’tworkhard,nogoodfuturewillcome.

Sunny

Idon'

tthinkanyonewantstoworkovertimeThefactisthecompetitionissoextremeifyoudon’tworkhardsomeonewilleasilyandwillinglyreplaceyou,especiallyintheITindustry.Employeesaretoldtheyneedtoworklongerhoursortheywon'

tgetraised.Itistimetogiveupthecultureofoverworking.

1.WhatwillhappenifCeciliaisforcedtooverwork?

A.Shewillperformtoherfullability.

B.Shewillfeelunhappytodoit.

C.Shewillasktheemployertodoit.

D.Shewillencourageotherworkerstodoit.

2.Whoseideaisalittlebitdifferentfromtheothers?

A.Cecilia.B.Rosemary.

C.NervyD.Sunny.

3.Inwhichpartofthenewspapercanyoufindthepassage?

A.Culture.B.Business.

C.Lifestyle.D.Opinion.

Itwasearlyinthespringabout15yearsagowhenIwasayoungpolicereporter,drivingtoasceneIdidn'

twanttosee.Amanhadaccidentallybackedhispickuptruckoverhisbabygranddaughterinthedrivewayofthefamilyhome.

AsIarrived.Isawawhile-hairedmanincottonworkclothesstandingnearatruck,lookingtotallyconfused,hewastryingtoanswerthereporters'

questions.Mostlyhewasonlymovinghislips,blinkingandchokingup.

Afterawhilethereportersgaveupoilhimmidfo1lowedthepoliceintothesmallwhitehouse.Afewminuteslater,withallthedetailsinmynotebookandathree-by-fivephotoinmyjacketpocketIwenttowardthekitchenwherediepolicehadsaidthebodywas.

Ihadbroughtacamerainwithme.Enteringthekitchen,Icameuponthisscene.

Onatablelaythetinybody,wrappedinaclearwhitesheet.SomehowthegrandfatherhadmanagedtostayawayfromthecrowdHewassittingonachairbesidethetable,lookinghelplesslyatthedeadbody.AsIwatched,thegrandfatherslowlyleanedforward,heldthelittleinhisarmsandremainedstill.

InthatmomentIrecognizedthemakingsofaprize-winningnewsphotograph.Iraisedthecamera......

EveryelementofthepicturewasperfectIdon'

tknowhowmanysecondsIstoodthere,unabletopressthatshutter(快门).Ifullyrealizedthepowerfulstory-tellingvaluethatphotowouldhave,andmyprofessionalconscience(良心)toldmetolakeit.YetIcouldn'

tmakemyhandmoveandbreakintothepoorman’sinnersadness.

AtlastIloweredthecameraandmovedawayquietlywithdoubtaboutmysuitabilityforthejournalisticprofession(职业).Now,sometimes,asI'

mwatchingnews,Irememberthatday.

IstillfeelrightaboutwhatIdid.

4.Whydidtheauthordrivetotheman'

shouse?

A.Tocomfortthepoorman.

B.Toperformaduty.

C.Tooffersomehelp.

D.Togetaprize-winningphoto.

5.Whatdoweknowaboutthegrandfatherinthepassage?

A.Hewasdeeplysorryforthelossofhisgranddaughter.

B.Hedidn'

twanttoanswerthereporters'

questions.

C.Hesharedlittleabouttheaccidentwiththeauthor

D.Hepurposelycreatedthescenefortheauthor'

sphoto.

6.Whydidtheauthorgiveuptakingthepictureatlast?

A.Becausehepreferredbetterphotos.

B.Becausethegrandfathernoticedhim.

C.Becauseprofessionaltrainingtoldhimnotto.

D.Becausehisconsciencetoldhimtodoso.

7.Whatistheauthor'

spurposeinwritingthestory?

A.Todescribeaheart-brokenscene.

B.Totelloneofhisexperiences.

C.Tolearnfromotherphototakers.

D.Topersuadepeopletopityothers

TheSouthernOceaniswellknownforitsstorms,whichcansinkshipsandcausefloodingondistantislands.Now,anewstudysuggeststhebiggestwavestherealreadytheworld'

slargest—aregettingbigger,thankstofasterwinds.

Forthepast33years,globalsatelliteshavebeencollectingdataonoceanwaves—andthewindsthatdrivethem.Butexplainingthedataisdifficult:

differentsatellitescangivedifferentwindspeeds.

Toreducethosedifferences,IanYoungandAugustine’sRibald,attheUniversityofMelbourneinAustralia,comparedinformationfromdifferentsatellitesandcorrectedtheirdataagainstanindependentdatasetcollectedbyaglobalnetworkofbuoys(浮标)floatingintheocean.Whentheyweredone,atrendstoodout:

since1985,oceanwindspeedsinmostoftheworldhaveincreasedbetween1centimeterand2centimeterspersecondperyear,leadingtoincreasesinwaveheightinmanyplaces.

IntheSouthernOcean,thetrendisparticularlystrong.Forexample,althoughwindspeedstherehaveincreasedby2centimeterspersecondeachyear,thespeedofthetop10%fastestwindshasincreasedby5centimeterspersecondperyear.Andalthoughaverage(平均的)waveheightstherehaveincreasedbyjust0.3centimetersperyear,thetop10%highesthasgrownbyanaverageof1centimeterperyearagrowthof30centimeterssince1985,theyreporttodayinScience.

YoungandRibaldhavedoneagoodjobofcross-checkinganddouble-checkingfromthethreedifferenttypesofsatelliteinstrument,saysOleJohanattheUniversityofBergeninNorway.But,headds,itmightbe“optimistic”tothinkthatthedatanowcontainnoerrorsConfirmingtheireIlikelyrequiremorework,hebelieves.

8.Whatcausedtheworld’slargestwavesintheSouthernOcean?

A.ThesatellitesB.ThestormsC.ThewindsD.Thefloods

9.Whichofthefollowingcanbestexplain“trend”underlinedinParagraph3?

A.deepthoughtB.novelmethodC.specialgoalD.generaldirection

10.WhatcanbelearnedfromthestudyintheSouthernOcean?

A.Waveheightshaverisenby2centimeterssince1985.

B.Windsspeedshavegrownby30centimeterseachyear.

C.Thetopwaveheightshaveslowlyfallensince1985.

D.Thetopfastestwindspeedshavebeenontherise.

11.WhatdoesOleJohan'

sattitudetowardsthenewstudy?

A.Hethinkshighlyofit.

B.Hetakesnointerestinit.

C.Heshowsconcernaboutit.

D.Hesaysnotoit.

Themarketforridesharingisstartingtolooklikeapie-eatingcompetitionwheretheprizeismorepie.

LiftwentpubliconMarch29,andthestock(股票)almostimmediatelywentintoaquickdropasmoney-providersnoticedthatthecompanyhadn’tmadeanymoneyyetanddidn’thaveanyclearplanstodoso.

OnApril11,Umberwentpublicinthestockmarkettoo.Thecompanysaiditcommandsmorethan50percentoftheride-hailing(叫车服务)marketinAmericaandEuropeandhadanoperatinglossofS3billionlastyear,aboutthreetimesasmuchasLiftlost.

Thinkaboutthat:

thosetwocompanieslostnearly$4billioninasingleyeartransportingpeople.

What'

shappeningintheride-sharingmarketisspecialinanumberofways.

First,itofferswhatiscalled“networkeffects”:

Themoreridersyouhave,theeasieritistoattractandsenddrivers,andthemoredriversyouhave,themoreridersyouwillattract.Marketsthatdisplaynetworkeffectsprefertobenefitafewplayers,andpossiblyonlyone.

Second,ridesharinghaslowchangingcosts.It'

ssimplelogetbothappsonyourphones,andmanyridersanddriversdojustthat,whichmeansfiercecompetitionovereverysingleride.

Thereareonlytwowaysthatthepricewarcanend.EitherUmberandLiftcometosomesonofagreementtoslopsellingtheirservicesbelowcost,oratleastoneofthecompaniesmayneedtodie.Andsothepie-eatingcompetitionmaycontinueforever,untileveryonebursts.Theremayfinallybenoroutetomoneyforthesecompanies,nopayofftormoney-providers.Thenumberofmajorride-sharingcompaniesmaynotbetwoorevenone,butnone.

12.WhatdoUmberandLifthaveincommon?

A.Goingpublicinstockmarket.

B.Enjoyingafinanciallybrightfuture.

C.Enteringforthepie-makingcompetition.

D.Benefitingthemoney-providers.

13.Whatdoweknowabout"

networkeffects"

?

A.Morenetworkcompanieswillsurvive.

B.Moreriderswillattractmoredriven.

C.Moreplayerswillcrowdthemarket

D.Moredriverswillgiveuptheuseofapps.

14.Whatisonewayouttoendthepricewar?

A.Arrivingatawin-winagreement.

B.Puttingmoremoneyintothemarket.

C.Sellingservicesbelowcost.

D.Havingfreeaccesstoeithercompany.

15.Whatcanbethebesttitleforthetext?

A.Riding-hailingmarket,we’recoining.

B.UmberorLift,whocares?

C.Lockedinapricewaronlytwowaysout.

D.Theprizeforapie-eatingcompetition.

二、七选五

Goodtimemanagementallowsanindividualtocompletemoreinashinerperiodoflimeandleadslocareersuccess.16..

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