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（四十一）

Exerciseisgoodforyou,1mostpeoplereallyknowverylittleabouthowtoexerciseproperly.2whenyoutry,youcanrunintotrouble.

Manypeople3thatwhenspecific（特定的）musclesareexercised,thefatintheneighboringareais“4up.”Yetthe5isthatexerciseburns（消耗）fatfromallover6.

Studiesshowmuscleswhicharenot7losetheirstrengthveryquickly.Toregainitneeds48to72hoursandexerciseeveryotherdaywill8anormallevelofphysicalstrength.

Toloseweightyoushouldalways“workupagoodsweat”whenexercising.9.Sweatingonly10bodytemperaturetopreventoverheating.Thisis11waterloss.12youreplace（使恢复）theliquid,youreplacethe13.

Walkingisthebestandeasy-to-doexercise.Ithelpsthecirculation（循环）ofblood14thebody,andhasadirect15onyouroverall（全面的）feelingofhealth.Experiencesaysthat20minutes’1617isminimum（最小的）amount.

18yourbreathingdoesn’treturntonormalstatewithinminutesafteryoufinish19,you’vedone20.

1.A.asB.butC.andD.because

2.A.WhileB.WhenC.AsD.So

3.A.understandB.believeC.hopeD.know

4.A.builtB.burnedC.piledD.grown

5.A.replyB.possibilityC.truthD.reason

6.A.armB.legC.stomachD.body

7.A.exercisedB.examinedC.protectedD.cured

8.A.loseB.raiseC.burnD.keep

9.A.CertainlyB.NoC.FortunatelyD.Probably

10.A.raisesB.reducesC.destroysD.keepsup

11.A.howB.whyC.nothingbutD.morethan

12.A.WhileB.OnceC.AsD.Whenever

13.A.weightB.muscleC.sweatD.strength

14.A.overB.aroundC.throughoutD.with

15.A.effectB.useC.usageD.affect

16.A.educationB.sleepC.exerciseD.rest

17.A.onedayB.adayC.everydayD.someday

18.A.ButifB.ButC.IfD.Andif

19.A.workingB.walkingC.exercisingD.breathing

20.A.enoughB.muchC.toomuchD.muchtoo

（四十二）

Intheforestorinthefieldsyoucanoftenseesmallhillsofearthandbusylittleants.Antsliveindifferent1.Ananthastwostrongjawsto2soil,tocutupfood,to3theeggsortheyoung.

Theheadofanantistriangular（三角形）,withtwo4eyesandsometimesthreemoreverysmall5,whicharemadeupofmanyparts,6theantcansee7thatmovesaroundit.Someoftheseeyesseethingsnearit;otherscanseethings8inthedistance.

Theanthassixlegs.Itsfeelershavetwelvejoins（接合点）,9whichtheantfindsits10initsundergroundhome.Someantsdonot11nests,butmakeuseofhollowsunderstonesorlogs.Otherantsbuildtheirlittlehillswith12,bitsofwood,sandandearth.

Thelifeofantsisnotonly13andplay.Theymusthaveresttoo.Buttheydon’t14long.Whenwakingup,theybeginto15themselves.Theyusetheirtonguesjust16acatuseshers.

Antshaveagood17.Whenanant,whichhasbeenawayforalongtime,returnstoitsnest,theothers18itandshowtheirgreatestjoyatitsreturn.Butifastrangeant19theirnest,theantswill20thestrangerkilledatonce.

1.A.hillsB.countriesC.placesD.holes

2.A.waterB.findC.eatD.dig

3.A.carryaboutB.layC.turnD.pickup

4.A.differentB.smallC.largeD.tiny

5.A.eyesB.nosesC.mouthsD.feelers

6.A.yetB.orC.alsoD.so

7.A.itselfB.everythingC.nothingD.something

8.A.faroffB.aroundC.closeD.clear

9.A.withoutB.withC.forD.in

10.A.foodB.bedC.wayD.friend

11.A.stayinB.findC.buildD.lookfor

12.A.trunksB.rootsC.branchesD.leaves

13.A.studyB.workC.searchD.walk

14.A.growupB.wanderC.stayupD.sleep

15.A.lookafterB.cleanC.lookaboutD.clear

16.A.ifB.andC.whileD.as

17.A.eyesightB.virtueC.memoryD.strength

18.A.recognizeB.realizeC.knowD.see

19.A.breaksB.entersC.findsD.leaves

20.A.forceB.makeC.haveD.show

（四十三）

Asitcamenearthecorner,thebusstoppedsuddenly.Thedrivergotoutlookingvery1.Abigtruckwhichhadbeen2thebusstoppedtoo.Thebusdriverwasnowstandingatthecornerlookingatthe3andthetruckdriverwentto4him.Anumberofcarsbehindwere5tostopaswellandsoonalargecrowdofpeoplehad6atthecorner.

The7ofallthistroublewasaverystrangenoise.It8asifthousandsandthousandsof9weresingingtogether.Thenoisewasquite10andmanypeoplelookedworried.Themostextraordinarythingwasthat,exceptoneortwopigeons,therewasnotabirdin11.Noonewasabletogivethe12,untiltwopolicemenarrived.They13alargeadvertisement（广告）forafilmhighuponawallnearby.Asthenoise14tobecomingfromthisdirection,they15andfoundthatatape-recorderhadbeenhidden16theadvertisement.Thenoisemadebybirdssingingwasbeingbroadcastoverpowerfulloudspeakerssoastodrawthe17ofpassers-by.Thepoliceaskedtheadvertiserstotaketherecorderaway18theadvertisementhadgotsomanypeopletostandatthecornerthatitwas19foragreatmanycarsandbusestomove20inthestreet.

1.A.puzzledB.happyC.tiredD.interested

2.A.leadingB.followingC.seeingD.helping

3.A.wallB.groundC.skyD.truck

4.A.pushB.callC.seeD.join

5.A.forcedB.ableC.readyD.eager

6.A.satB.gatheredC.lookedD.returned

7.A.wayB.voiceC.pollutionD.cause

8.A.lookedB.happenedC.soundedD.liked

9.A.radiosB.girlsC.birdsD.bees

10.A.movingB.excitingC.interestingD.surprising

11.A.eyeB.sightC.publicD.danger

12.A.answerB.questionC.meansD.money

13.A.noticedB.madeC.lookedforD.heard

14.A.pretendedB.happpenedC.oughtD.seemed

15.A.wentforwardB.brokeintoC.climbedupD.wentaway

16.A.behindB.inC.underD.before

17.A.thoughtB.attentionC.conclusionD.speed

18.A.sothatB.becauseC.afterD.before

19.A.safeB.easyC.impossibleD.necessary

20.A.difficultlyB.slowlyC.hardD.freely

（四十四）

ItwasonlyintheeighteenthcenturythatpeopleinEuropebegantothinkmountainswerebeautiful.1thattime,mountainswere2bythepeoplelivingontheplain,3bythecitypeople,towhomtheywerewildand4placesinwhichonewaseasily5orkilledbyterribleanimals.

Slowly,however,manyofthepeoplewhowereliving6inthetownsbegantogrowtiredof7.Theybegantofeelinterestedinlookingforthingswhichcouldnotbeexplained,forsightsandsoundswhichproduceinafeelingoffearandexcitement.8,inthe9century,peoplebegantoturnawayfromtheman-made10totheuntouchedcountry,andparticularly11placeswhereitwasdangerousandwild.Highmountainsbegantobe12foraholiday.

Then,mountain-climbingbegantogrowpopularasasport.Tosomepeople,thereissomethinggreatly13aboutgettingtothe14ofahighmountain:

astruggleagainstnatureisfinerthanabattle15otherhumanbeings.Andthen,whenyouareatthemountaintopafteralonganddifficult16,whata17rewarditistobeabletolook18oneverythingwithin19!

Atsuchtime,youfeelhappierandprouderthanyoucaneverfeeldown20.

1.A.AfterB.BeforeC.AtD.In

2.A.hatedB.likedC.fearedD.observed

3.A.howeverB.furtherC.sometimesD.especially

4.A.excitingB.interestingC.dangerousD.alone

5.A.fallendownB.lostC.discoveredD.caught

6.A.unhappilyB.lonelyC.comfortablyD.easily

7.A.themB.itC.themselvesD.that

8.A.YetB.SoC.HoweverD.But

9.A.lastB.recentC.eighteenthD.early

10.A.countryB.housesC.townD.planet

11.A.toB.atC.inD.for

12.A.importantB.rightC.necessaryD.popular

13.A.pleasantB.interestedC.dangerousD.terrible

14.A.footB.spotC.topD.tip

15.A.withB.toC.againstD.between

16.A.fightB.climbC.walkD.running

17.A.surprisingB.satisfactoryC.disappointingD.astonishing

18.A.behindB.upC.downD.around

19.A.milesB.minutesC.seeingD.sight

20.A.aboveB.belowC.underD.away

（四十五）

Intraditional（传统的）education,theteachermayfeelthatthestudentsarenotverygrownup.1,teachersareolderthanstudents.2teachersfeelthatstudentsare3anddonotknowmuchaboutthe4.Theteachersfeelthatthey5tellthestudentswhattodomostofthetime,andthattheymustalso6thestudentsstudyspecific（具体的）things.In7education,theteachers’8areverydifferent.Theseteachersfeelthatthestudentsare9first,andstudentssecond.They10thestudentstobe11forthethingsthattheydo,justasadults（成年人）12.Astudent’sideasandfeelingsarejustasimportantasthe13.Theteacher14thestudentstodecide15theywanttodo,anddoesnotmakethemstudywhattheydonotwant16.Theteacherletsthem17whattostudyandhow18tostudy.It’sveryimportantforthe19toshowhowheorshefeels20thestudents.

1.A.UsuallyB.IndeedC.BesidesD.Actually

2.A.andB.howeverC.stillD.yet

3.A.oldB.youngC.stupidD.clever

4.A.universeB.cultureC.worldD.knowledge

5.A.canB.mustC.mayD.will

6.A.forceB.askC.orderD.make

7.A.openB.traditionalC.strictD.high

8.A.feelingsB.interestsC.methodsD.experiences

9.A.childrenB.teachersC.adultsD.humanbeings

10.A.refuseB.agreeC.hopeD.wish

11.A.anxiousB.readyC.responsible（负责）D.sorry

12.A.areB.doC.willD.would

13.A.teacherB.teachersC.teachers’D.teacher’s

14.A.allowsB.suggestsC.refusesD.forbids

15.A.whatB.thatC.howD.which

16.A.forB.toC.aboutD.of

17.A.writeB.sayC.decideD.hope

18.A.muchB.wellC.hardD.simple

19.A.headmasterB.teacherC.parentsD.students

20.A.likeB.aboutC.onD.for

（四十六）

MotherTeresawasborninYugoslaviaonAugust27th1910.She1thegovernmentschoolnearherhomeuntilshewaseighteen.Atthattime,some2andnursefromYugoslaviawere3inIndia,andtheyoftenwrotetoschoolabouttheirwork.She4tojoin5oneday.

Whenshefinished6，shewentfirsttoBritain.7ayearlatershewenttoIndia,whereshebeganto8tobea9.Aftertraining,shewassenttoCalcutta,whereshetaughtgeographyataschoolandsoonaf