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全国教师教育网络联盟入学联考（专科起点升本科）大学英语复习备考题库2011年词汇与语法知识练习ーTheworkershavebuiltalotofnewhousesinShanghai.A.inthepasttenyears B.fortenyearsC.lastyear D.tenyearsagoMotherwasout.Ilookaftermylittlebrother.A.haveto B.mustn't C.need D.hadtometafriendofyesterday.A.Dick,smother B.Dickmother C.Dickmother's D.Dick'smother'sIfyouneedanymoney,Tillendyou.A.oneB.itCthose D.A.oneB.itCthose D.someThepopulationofChinaislargerthanofJapan.D.theseD.D.theseD.tens-dollarsIcarryonlyenoughmoneytomakechangeforabill.A.tens-dollar B.ten-dollar C.ten-dollarsLastsummerItookacourseonB.howdressestomakeD.howdressestobemadeA*B.howdressestomakeD.howdressestobemadeC.howtobemadedressesDon'tbetooaboutthingsyouarenotsupposedtoknow.A.strange B.amusing C.curious D.consciousThewaterwillbefurtherpollutedunlesssomemeasures.A.willbetaken B.aretaken C.weretaken D.hadbeentakenWehavestudiedEnglishforonlyoneyear,wecanperformEnglishshortplayalready.A.for B.and C.yet D.orEarlytobedandearlytoriseamanhealthy,wealthyandwise.A.make B.hadmade C.makes D.willmakeLittleabouthisownsafetythoughhewasingreatdangerhimself.A.doeshecareB.didhecare C.hecares D.hecared44Wheretherecorder?Ican'tseeitanywhere.”“Iitrighthere.Butnowit'sgone."A.didyouput;haveput B.haveyouput;putC.hadyouput;wasputting D.wereyouputting;haveputPoliceofficersworkingonthemurderhavehundredsoffamilies.A.asked B.researched C.questioned D.demandedFewofusthoughtthattheproblemwasworth.A.discuss B.discussed C.discussing D.todiscussShehisnumberinthephonebooktomakesurethatshehadgotitright.A.lookedup B.lookedfor C.pickedout D.pickedupJuliehasgainedmoreexperiencethaninherrestaurantandthecustomerslikeher.A.anywaitress B.otherwaitresses C.thewaitress D.anyotherwaitressSheseemstobetooshortfora.A.twenty-yearoldgirl B.girltwenty-year-oldC.twenty-years-oldgirl D.girloftwentyTheroomwassoquietthatshecouldheartheofherheart.A.hitting B. beating C. hurting D. strikingwhatthesituationwouldbelike,theydecidedtokeepsilent.A.Knowingnot B.Notknow C. Notknowing D. Havingnotknown.1upearly thismorning,soIstayed inbeduntil8o'clocka.m..A.needn'thavegot B.didn'tneedtoget C.shouldn'thavegot D. can'thavegot,themoreyouareawareofcontentandmeaning.A.Themorewordsyouarefamiliarto B.ThemorewordsyouarefamiliarwithC.Youarefamiliartomorewords D.YouarefamiliarwithmorewordsBythetimehewastwelve,Edisontomakealivingbyhimself.A.wouldbeginB.hasbegun C.hadbegun D.wasbegun“Areyoureadyforyourpaper?""Notyet.Ineedtoreadthroughit."A.otherthreeminutes B.anotherthreeminutesC.threeotherminutes D.morethreeminutesAlthoughshewasfrightened,sheansweredwithavoice.A.quiet B.silent C.still D.calmTomtoldhismotherhewasgoingtogooverhislessonsbuthewenttobed.A.almost B.actually C.immediately D.hardlythatleathershoesarehand-made,thepriceseemsreasonable.A.Inviewof B.Because C.Since D.Considering28.1don'tthinkpossibletomasteraforeignlanguagewithoutmuchmemorywork.

A.That B.What C.Which30.Theboy histimebetweenworkandplay.A.spent B.wasted C.separated练习ニ1. goodtimetheyarehaving!D.ThisD.dividedA.What B.How C.Whata D.HowaHalfofthemoney yourbrother.A.belongto B.belong C.belongsto D.belongsThankstoMr.Wang,hekept ustoremembertheimportantthings.A.toask B.asking C.tobeasked D.notaskingdon'tthinkthenewsyoutoldme true.A.are B.is C.being D.am5.Mikeknows thequestionsinEnglish.A.toanswer B.answer C.howanswer D.howtoanswerOfalltheproblems,thisoneisofthe importance.A.great B.more C.less D.greatestIthappenedtobeverycold themorningofoursportsmeet.A.at B.of C.on D.withThegateistoo foracar;we'llhavetowalkthrough.A.shallow B.loose C.broad D.narrowInHangzhouMr.Greenwassostruckby beautyof naturethathestayedanothernight.A./;/ B./;the C.the;/ D.the;theTherearealtogetherfiftystudentsinourclass,twenty areboys.A.ofthem B.ofthose C.ofwhom D.ofwhoseAlthoughhewassotired, hewenttotheconcertwithhisfriendthatnight.A.but B.so C.yet D.andHefinishedhislunchveryfast,becausehe attendanimportantmeeting.A.needed B.might C.usedto D.hadto13.1don'ttrusthimatall.Hissmilesalwaysmakeme .A.feelingsick B.besick14.NotuntilMr.SmithcametoChina A.didheknow B.heknewC.beingsick D.sickwhatkindofacountrysheis.C.hedidn'tknow D.hecouldknow29.youhavedonemightdoharmtootherpeople.15.roadoutoftownisgood.Butthisoneisbetterthantheother.forA.BothB.A11C.NoneD.A.BothB.A11C.NoneD.NeitherHedidn'tknowwhatwhilehewasawayfromhome.A.wouldhappen B.happened C.hadhappened D.happensHisspeechmadedeepimpressionontheaudiencethattheycouldhardlyforgetit.A.sucha B.soa C.so D.suchThecomputercenter,lastyear,isverypopularamongthestudentsinthisschool.A.open B.opening C.havingopenedD.opened isafactthatEnglishisbeingacceptedasaninternationallanguage.A.There B.This C.That D.ItCrusoe'sdogbecameillanddied, madehimverylonely.A.as B.which C.that D.thisWillthe ofhousesandlandcontinuetoincrease?A.worth B.value C.cost D.importanceItcantakeupthreemonthsto amantodothiswork!A.guide B.raise C.train D.learnAlthoughheisconsideredasagreatwriter .A.hisworksarenotwidelyread B.buthisworksarenotwidelyreadC.howeverhisworksarenotwidelyread D.stillhisworksarenotwidelyreadStudentssometimessupportthemselvesby ofeveningjobs.A.ways B.offers C. means D. helpsaskedhimto meafewminutessothatwecouldgoovertheproblems.A.spend B.save C. spare D. share26.Itrarelysnowsinthesouthinwinter, ?A.isit B.isn'tit C. doesn'tit D. doesitIwonderifheus,andIthinkifheuswe'llbeabletocompletethetaskaheadoftime.A.helps;help B.willhelp;helpsC.willhelp;willhelp D.helps;willhelpDarkglassesaresometimesworntotheeyesfromstrongsunlight.A.prevent B.care C.defend D.protectHeaswellasIthesuggestionyouputforwardjustnow.A.agreewith B.agreeto C.agreeswith D.agreestoTheyoftenthescientist'sname,buttheyhaveneverseenhim.A.learnfrom B.hearfrom C.hearof D.listento练习三Thestoryislong,butitisworth.A.tolistentoB.listeningto C.listeningtoitD.tolistenThesubjectwassothatTombecameveryinit.A.interesting,interestingB.interested,interestedA.interesting,interestingB.interested,interestedC.interested,interesting D.interesting,interestedYoumustcleantheclassroom,you?A.needn't B.mustnY C.can't D.don't“Alicecouldn'tanswerthequestion,couldshe?""A.No,shecouldn't B.No,shecouldC.Yes,shecouldn't D.Yes,sheanswersIhaven'tseentheTVplay.Rosehasn'tseenit,.A.neither B.also C.either D.too"CanIhelpyou?""Well,I'mafraidtheboxistooheavyforyou,thankyouallthesame."A.and B.so C.or D.butNotuntiltheearlyyearsofthe19,hcenturywhatheatis.A.manknew B.didn'tmanknowC.mandidknowD.didmanknowThegreatnoiseproducedbythemachinewillsoonerorlaterdototheworkers?hearing.A.damage B.help C.wrong D.harmTheresearchresultsshowthattheearthgoesalittlefasteritisclosertothesun.A.asif B.sothat C.than D.when“Wheredoyousuggestgoing?""WepromisedthechildrentotheWestLake."A.taking B.totake C.taken D.tookWhenwebreathe,theoxygenintheairwithourbloodandgivesuslife.A.fills B.goes C.takesin D.mixes'Tmsorrytokeepyouwaiting.""Oh,notatall.Ihereonlyafewminutes."A.havebeen B.hadbeen C.was D.willbeIfweworkwithastrongwill,wecanovercomeanydifficulty,greatitis.A.what B.how C.however D.whateverYounevertolduswhyyouwereonehourlateforthelastmeeting,?A.weren'tyou B.didn'tyou C.haveyou D.didyouIdon'tquiterememberthekeythequestionthoughIanswereditcorrectly.A.of B.to C.for D.aboutIfyoudrinktoomuch,yourhealthwillgeteven.A.bad B.poor C.worse D.notwellThethingthatisnotwhetheryoufailornot,butwhetheryoutryornot.A.matters B.cares C.considers D.minds"Whichofthesetwotieswillyoutake?"'Tiltaketogivemeachangesometimes."A.either B.both C.neither D.allHedidn'tkeeponaskingmethetimeanylongerashehadhadhiswatchA.torepair B.repaired C.repairing D.repairBynineo'clockIthatmyguestswerenotcoming.A.recognized B.realized C.understood D.noticedYou'reyourtimetryingtopersuadehim.He'llneverjoinus.A.spending B.wasting C.losing D.missingAlicereceivedaninvitationfromherboss,cameasasurprise.A.it B.that C.which D.heNotonlythedatafedintoit,butitcanalsoanalyzethem.A.canthecomputermemorize B.thecomputercanmemorizeC.dothecomputermemorize D.canmemorizethecomputerMrs.Whitefoundherhusbandsurroundedbylettersandpapersandveryworried.A.lookingB.looksC.lookedD.tolook25. tookusseveralhourstoclearthesnowsandopentheroadtotraffic.A.They B.All C.HeThedoctorsuggeststhatIshouldsleepwiththewindowopen A.if B.unless C.whenHisgrandma inbedforaweek.A.lies B.haslain C.haslaid hesaidatthemeetingastonishedeverybodypresent.A.What B.That C.ThefactItisreportedthat peoplehaveenteredforthecompetition.A.hundreds B.hundred C.hundredsofTheboyusedtowatchtheplanes andlandfaraway.A.takeaway B.takeoff C.takeout练习四Therearetreeson sidesofthesquare.A.every B.both C.neitherTheBrownswenttothepark theyhadhadbreakfast.D.It_it'sverycold.D.sinceD.hasliedD.ThematterD.severalhundredsD.takeupD.allA.after B.beforeSheisonlysevenyearsold.She A.mustn't B.maynotIsthereanythinginyourC.while beamiddleschoolstudent.C.cannothand?D.asD.shouldA.other B.theother C.another5.Whenshewaswalkingbythenlavground,afootballhit .D.eachA.herinherfaceB.herfaceC.herinthefaceD.heronherface6.“Whatdoyouthinkofthecake?”"It'snice.I'dliketohaveA.someother B.another C.others7.Whenmysisterphonedme,IcouldnothearclearlywhatshewasD.otherA.speaking B.saying C.talking D.tellingThenumberoftheteachersinourcollege greatlyincreasedthisterm.A.is B.has C.are D.haveHer Englishisthebestintheclass.A.speaking B.spoken C.talked D.writingnoneedtotakeanykindofvitaminpillsifweeatwellandproperly.A.Itis B.It's C.Therehas D.ThereisTheBritishpeopleandtheAmericanpeoplenotonlyspeakthesamelanguagebut lotofspecialcustomsaswell.A.share B.spare C.hold D.carryThebook1 theotherdaycanbefoundnowhere.A.borrow B.borrowed C.areborrowing D.wasborrowingShedoesn'tspeak herfriend,butherwrittenworkisexcellent.A.aswellas B.sooftenas C.somuchas D.asgoodas“Wheredoyoulive?”44Ilive 550DalianRoad."A.on B.at C.toTheyareworkinghardto whattheyhavelost.A.makeupfor B.keepupwith C.catchupwithlikespring.Ihopegoodweatherwill .A.goon B.stay C.keepThereareusuallyatleasttwo oflookingateveryquestion.A.means B.directions C.viewsD.forD.makeoutforD.continueD.waysThereasonwhythecarwasstoppedwas.A.thattheroadwasslippery B.duetotheslipperyroadC.becausetheroadwasslippery D.becauseoftheslipperyroadHewon'ttobringmemyumbrellaunlessItellhimagain.A.forget B.remind C.remember D.realizeItwasthetrainingthathehadasayoungmanmadehimsuchagoodengineer.A.that B.has C.what D.laterHecalledthepoliceforhelp,thattheproblemwasmorethanhecoulddealwith.A.torealize B.havingbeenrealizedC.realized D.realizingThemoontoalargemirrorwhichreflectsthesun'slighttotheearth.A.compares B.cancompare C.canbecompared D.maycompareSciencehasmadepossibleformachinestotaketheplaceofhumanlabour.itwasfinishedintime.A.Astheworkwasdifficult B.DifficultastheworkwasC.Difficultaswasthework D.AswastheworkdifficultTrainservicesarenowbacktoafterlastweek'sstrike.A.ordinary B.usual C.normal D.naturalHerparentsobjectedtothatfarmer,thoughhehasalotofmoney.A.hermarrying B.marrying C.marry D.hermarryingwithYoucannotseethedoctoryouhavemadeanappointmentwithhim.A.except B.unless C. even D.howeverYoucantakeasmanyasyoulikebecausetheyarefreeof.A.fare B.charge C. money D.payOnlywhenyouhaveacquiredagoodknowledge ofgrammarwritecorrectly.A.canyou B.willyou C. youcan D.can'tyouBeforeanyonecouldtakeaphotoofthestrange-lookingbird,itaway.A.hasflown B.flew C. wasflying D.wouldfly阅读理解1Amedialstudenthadtoreadatext-bookwhichwasfartooexpensiveforhimtobuy.Hecouldn'tgetitfromthelibraryandtheonlycopyhecouldfindwasinabookshop.Everyafternoon,therefore,hewouldgoalonetotheshopandreadalittleofthebookatatime.Oneday,however,hewasmuchsurprisedtofindthebookmissingfromitsusualplaceandwasabouttoleavewhenhenoticedtheowneroftheshopnoddingtohim.Expectingtobetoldoff,hewenttowardshim.Tohisgreatsurprise,theownerpointedtothebook,whichwaslyinginacorner.UIputitthereincaseanyonewastemptedtobuyit",hesaid,andleftthedelightedstudenttocontinuehisreading.Themedicalstudenttobuythetext-book.A.wasrichenough B.didnothaveenoughmoneyC.wastoopoornot D.waspoorenoughThestudentoftenwenttothe.A.shoptobuythetext-book B.shoptoreadthetext-bookC.librarytoreadthetext-book D.shoptoreadallthetext-booksWhichofthefollowingistrue?Oneday,theownerdidn'tseethestudent.Oneday,thetext-bookwasstolenbysomeone.

Oneday,thestudentboughtthetext-book.Oneday,thestudentfoundthetext-bookwasn'tthere.Thetext-bookthestudentwasinterestedinwasputinacomer.topreventanyonefrombuyingitbecausethemedicalstudentmighttakeitawayincasethestudentwastemptedtobuyitbecauseitwasarareandexpensivebookThemedicalstudentwassurprisedbecause.hesawtheownernoddingtohimthebookwasn'tinitsusualplacehehadexpectedtheownertobeangrywithhimhewasabouttobetoldoff2MillionsofwordshavebeenwrittenaboutyoungpeopleintheUnitedStates.Therearereasonsforthisinterestintheideas,feelingsandactionsofyouth.TodaythereareaboutsevenmillionAmericansinthecollegesanduniversities.Youngpersonsundertwenty-fivemakeupnearlyhalfoftheAmericanpopulation.ManyofthesewillbeinpowerinU.S.Naturallytheirideasareimportanttoeveryoneinthecountry,anditisnecessaryforolderpeopletounderstandwhattheythinkandfeel.Collegestudentstodayhavestrongopinionsaboutrightandwrong.Theyaredeeplyinterestedinmakingabetterlifeforallpeople,especiallyforthosewhohavenotbeengivenafairchancebeforenow.Theyseemuchthatiswronginthelivesoftheirparents.Itishardforthemtoseewhatisrightandgoodintheolderways.Asaresult,thereisoftentroubleinAmericanfamilies.Nearlyhalfthepopulationismadeupoftheyoungpeople.A.lessthan25B.around25C.from1to25D.morethan25WhattheyoungpeoplethinkandfeelareimportanttoalltheAmericanpeoplebecause.theyaremostlycorrectmanyofthemwillrunthecountryasleaderstheyhavenewideasandopinionstheyarepioneersofthemodemforceThethoughtsandfeelingsoftheyoungpeopleshouldbeunderstoodby.everyoneinthecountryC.collegestudentsonlyeveryoneinthecountryC.collegestudentsonlytheolderpeopleD.mostoftheAmericansThestudentsatcollegepayspecialattentiontopeople.whokeeptheirlivesinolderwayswhoenjoyatearfullifewhoaretreatednotinajustwaywhohavestrongopinionsaboutthesocietyWhichofthefollowingstatementsistrue?WehavetalkedmuchabouttheyoungAmericanpeople.TheyoungpeopleinAmericaninterestmillionsofpeople.YoungAmericanpeoplearemakingabetterlifeforthemselves.PeoplehavewrittenmanybooksandarticlesabouttheyouthinAmerica.3Anoldwomanwentsuddenlyblind.Shepromisedadoctoralotofmoneyifhecouldmadeherseeagain.44IfyoufailJshesaid,44youwillgetnothing."Thedoctoragreed.Thedoctorsoondiscoveredwhatwaswrongwithher,buthedecidednottocureherrightaway.Instead,eachtimehevisited,hesecretlytooksomeofherthings.Whenhehastakeneverythinghewantedhecuredherblindnessandsetheralargebill.Nowwhentheoldwomancouldseeagainshenoticedthatallherthingshadgoneandsherefusedtopaythebill.Sothedoctortookherbeforeajudge.44Whatthedoctorsaysistrue,"shesaidtothejudge.44butIsayIamnotcured,becauseIstillcannotseeanyofthethingsinmyhouse."Theoldwomanwonhercaseandthedoctorwentawayunhappilywithoutgettinghispay.Thedoctor.wasnotabletocuretheoldwomancuredtheoldwomanimmediatelytookquitesometimetocuretheoldwomanrefusedtocuretheoldwomanFromthestorywemayconcludethattheoldwomanlived.A.withherchildren B.withaservantC.nextdoortothejudge D.aloneTheoldwomanrefusedtopaythebillbecause.shedidn'twanttokeepherpromisesheknewthedoctorhadtakeneverythinginherhouseshedidn'tknowwhohadtakenthingsinherhousetherewasstillsomethingwrongwithhereyesBeforethejudgetheoldwomansaidshewasnotcured.Fromthepassageweknow.thedoctordidn'tcureherwhatshesaidwasnottrueshereallycouldn'tseethiswasbecausedoctoraskedtoomuchmoneyAtlast.theoldwomanforgotherpromisethedoctordidn'tgethispaythedoctorgaveupthethingshehadtakenthedoctorhadtoaskforlessmoney4AdoctorwasonceteachingaclassofmedicalstudentsatafamoushospitalinEdinburgh.Aninjuredmanwasbroughtin,andheturnedtooneofthestudentsandaskedhim:"What'swrongwiththisman?”"Idon'tknow,sir,"thestudentanswered,€4ShallIexaminehimandfindout?"叮hereisnoneedtoexaminehim."saidthedoctor.**Youshouldknowwithoutaskingaquestion.Hehurtitbyburningitinthefire.Youseethathistrouserslegisburnedawayattheknee.ThisisMondaymorning.Yesterdaywasfine,butonSaturdaytheroadswerewetandmuddy.Theman'strousersaremuddyallover.ThemanfelldownonSaturdaynight."Thedoctorthenturnedtothemanandsaid,“YouhadyourpayonSaturdayandwenttoapublichouseanddranktoomuch.Yougotwetandmuddyonthewayhome.Youtriedtodryyourclothesbythefirewhenyougothome.Becauseyouhaddrunktoomuch,youfellonthefireandhurtyourknee.Isthatright?''"Yes,sir'',saidtheman.Wheredidthestoryhappen?A.Inaschool.B.Inaclassroom.C.Inapublichouse.D.Inahospital.Whatwasthedoctordoing?Hewasexamininganinjuredman.Hewastalkingtohispatients.Hewasgivingalessontosomestudents.Hewasoperatingonawoundedman.Justatthattime,apatientwalkedintotheclinic,supportedbysomeonethedoctorwasneededbecausesomeonegotinjuredsomemedicalstudentsaskedthedoctorsuchastrangequestionapatientwasbroughtinWhatdidthedoctoraskoneofhisstudentstodo?Toexaminethepatient.Toquestionthepatient.Totakethepatient'stemperature.Totellhimwhatwasthematterwiththeinjuredman.Actuallythedoctorwasteachinghisstudents.howtotreataninjuredmanhowtooperateonaninjuredmanhowtogettoknowacasethroughcarefulobservationhowtoexamineamanwhohasdrunktoomuch5Mr.Richardshasworkedinasmallseasidetownforabouttenyearsandheandhiswifehaveacomfortablehousenearthesea.Duringthewintertheywouldbequitehappy,buteverysummeralotoftheirrelativesusedtoholiday,anditwasmuchcheaperthanstayinginahotel.FinallyonedayinJuneMr.Richardscomplainedtoacleverfriendofhiswholivedinthesameplace.“〇neofmywife'scousinsisgoingtobringherhusbandandchildrenandspendtendayswithusnextmonthagain.Howhaveyoupreventedallyourrelativesfromcomingtolivewithyouinthesummer?""Oh,"thefriendanswered,t4Thatisnotdifficult,Ijustborrowmoneyfromalltherichones,andlendittoallthepoorones.Afterthat,theyseldomcomeagain."HearingthisMr.Richardssmiled.TherelativespreferredtostayinMr.Richards*housebecause.iswasneartheseatheymightspendlessmoneytheyweremorewelcomeitwasacomfortableplaceThecousinthatsmallseasidetownbefore.A.hadworkedin B.hadnotvisitedC.hadbeento D.hadneverbeenAccordingtohisfriend'sopinion,thepoorrelativeswouldstopgoingtheresooftenbecause.theywereshytoborrowmoneyagaintheywereafraidtobeaskedtopayoffthedebtstheyhadbeenill-treateditwasn'thappyforthepoortomeettherichThebesttitleforthispassageis.A.SuchaCleverFriend B.Mr.RichardsandhisFriendC.MoneyisImportant D.SuchGoodUsageofMoneyAfterreadingthepassagewecaninfer.Mr.RichardsstillcomplainsaboutthecomingofhisrelativesinsummerThefriendofMr.Richards'hadn'tasmanyrelativesasMrs.RichardsGraduallyMr.RichardssucceededinkeepinghisrelativesoutinsummerNoneofRichards'relativescametotheseasidetownfortheirholidays6Inthepast,whenpeoplehadproblems,theywenttotheirfamiliesorfriendstogetadvice.Today,itispossibletogetadvicefromradioshows,TVprogramsandtelephonehotlines,too.Ahotlineisatelephonelinethatoffersadirectwayofgettingintouchwithadvisers.Mosthotlinesarecompletelyanonymous（匿名的）一callersdonothavetosaynamesortelephonenumbers.Mosthotlinesareusuallyfree,too.Callersdonothavetopayfortheadviceorthephonecalls—evenifthecallsarelongdistance.Atsomehotlines,theadvisersarevolunteers.Otherhotlinespaytheiradvisersfortheirwork.Usuallytheadvisersareprofessionalswithyearsofeducationandexperience,butsometimes,theadvisershaveonlytakenashortclassbeforestartingtoworkonthehotline.Alltheadviserslistentopeopleandhelpthemsettletheirproblems.Whatdoyouknowaboutahotline?It's a telephonelinethatishot.It's a telephonelinethroughwhich people getadvice.It's a telephonelinewhosenumber noone knows.It's a telephonelinethroughwhich callers takeashortclass.Whenpeoplecallthehotlineadvisers,they.oftengivetheirnamesandtelephonenumbersgenerallyhavetopayforthelongdistancecallsusuallypaynothingformostofthecallsandadvicealwaystrytogetintouchwiththevolunteeradvisersTheadvisersworkingatthehotlines.arenotallpaidareallvolunteers

arealleducatedandexperiencedhaveallbeentrainedforashorttimeHowdothehotlineadviserswork?Theydowhatcallerstellthemtodo.Theylistentothecallersandtaketheiradvice.Theygivethecallersadvice.Theygotothecallers'tohelpthem.Thewriterofthearticleseemstothinkthat.withhotlinespeoplewon'tgetadvicefromtheirfamiliesorfriendshotlinesareofgreathelptocallerspeoplehadbetterpayfortheadviceandphonecallsthehotlineadviserswillsettleallofthecallers'problems7WilliamHenryHarrison,thepresidentoftheUnitedStates,wasborninasmalltown.Asaboy,hewasquietandshy.Infact,hewassuchaquietboythateveryonethoughthewasstupid.Thepeopleofthetownlikedtoplayhimtricks.Forexample,theyoftenputanickelandadimebeforehimandthentheyalllaughedathim.Oneday,awomantookpityonhim.Sheasked,“Whydoyouneverchooseadimeandalwayschooseanickelinstead?Doyouknowthatanickelisworthmuchlessthanadime?”"Ofcourse,Iknowit,''Williamansweredslowly."ButifIchoosethedime,theywon'tplaythetrickonmeanymore."ThereasonWilliamalwayschosethenickelwasthat.hewassostupidthathefailedtoseethedifferenceofthevaluebetweennickelanddimehelikeditverymuchbothAandBhecouldgetanothernickelnexttimeInthepassage"toplayhimtricks''means.tolaughatandjokewithhimtocallhimuptoplaygameswithhimtomakehimlookstupidandthusgiveamusementtoothersInthepassage"awomantookpityonhim''means.A.awomanfeltsorryforhimC.awomancametohelphimA.awomanfeltsorryforhimC.awomancametohelphimD.awomancouldn'tunderstandhimThewriterofthepassagewantstotellus.WilliamHenryHarrisonwasverycleverindeedthewomanwasveryfondofthestupidhowtheyfoundtheboywasstupidthepeopleoftownmadeitaruletolaughattheboywhenevertheysawhimFromthestorywecansee.cleverpeopleareeitherquietorshythosewhoplaytricksontheothersarefoolishsomepeoplearenotwhatseemstobeitiswrongtocheatashyandquietboy8Oureatinghabitsareveryimportantforgoodhealthandastrongbody.Therearetimeswhenmostofuswouldhavesweetsandice-creamratherthaneatmeatandrice.Sweetsandice-creamarenotbadforthestomachifweeatattheendofameal.Ifwehavethematmeals,theymaytakeawayourappetite(W□).Itisimportantforustoeatourmealatthesametimeeachday.Whenwefeelhungry,itisasignthatourbodyneedsfood.Whenwefeelangryorexcited,wemaynotwanttoeat.Alongtimeago,inEngland,somejudgesusedtodecidewhetheramanwastellingthetruthbygivinghimsomedrybread.Ifthemancouldnotswallowthebreaditwasasignthathewasnottellingthetruth.Althoughthisseemsverystrangeandratherfoolish,itisindeedanexcellentwayoffindingoutthetruth.Amanwhoisworryingaboutsomethinghasdifficultyinswallowinganythingdry.Becauseheisworried,heloseshisappetiteanddoesnotwanttoeat.Whydowehavetoformgoodeatinghabits?Becausewewanttoeatmore.Becauseweenjoyourmeal.Becausewewanttosavetime.Becausewewanttokeepfit.Whendoyouthinkitisgoodtoeatsweetsandice-creamaccordingtothepassage?Whenwearehappy.Whenwehaveagoodappetite.Afterameal.Beforeameal.Theword“swallow“means.A.takeintothestomachthroughthethroateatwithdifficultybreakwiththeteethbeforetakingindr