全国专升本网络教育大学英语B统考题库

交际用语1、-MayIborrowthosemagazines?-SureYoumaykeepthemfortwoweeks.我可以借那些杂志吗？-当然可以保存两周。2、-Couldyouhelpmewithmyphysics,please？-SorryIcan't.Ihavetogotoameetingrightnow你能帮我学物理吗？-对不起，我不能。我现在得去开会。3、-Whatdoesyourfatherdo?-Heteachesphysicsinaschool.你父亲是做什么工作的？他在一所学校教物理。4、-How'syourfamily?-Nottoobad你的家人怎么样？-不太坏5、-IsJohnthere?-Speaking约翰在吗？说话6、-Couldyoudomeafavourandtakethesebookstomyoffice?-Sure,mypleasure.你能帮我把这些书拿到我办公室吗？-当然，我很乐意7、-CouldIspeaktoDonWatkins,please？-Speaking,please我能和DonWatkins通话吗？-请讲话.8、-Isthatseattaken?-Idon'tthinkso那个座位有人吗？-我不这么认为9、-Thankyouforcalling.-Nicetalkingtoyou.谢谢你打电话-很高兴和你聊天10、-Thankyouforinvitingme.-Thankyouforcoming谢谢你邀请我-谢谢你的到来11、-Whatdayisit?-It'sFriday.今天是星期几？今天是星期五12、-Hello,I'mHarryPotter.-Hello,mynameisCharlesGreen,butcallmeCharles.你好，我是哈利·波特。-你好，我叫CharlesGreen，但叫我查尔斯13、-Hey,Tom,what'sup?-Oh,notmuch.嘿，汤姆，怎么了？-哦，不多14、-Howareyou,Bob?-I'mfine.Thankyou.你怎么样，鲍伯？-我很好。谢谢15、-Howareyougettingontoday?-Verywell.你今天过得怎么样？很好16、-Wouldyoubeabletogototheparty?-I'mafraidnot.你能去参加聚会吗？恐怕不行17、-Thanksforyourhelp.-Mypleasure.谢谢你的帮助。-我很高兴18、-What'sthematter,Tom?-Ifelloffmybikeandhurtmelegs.怎么了，汤姆？我从自行车上摔下来，腿受伤了19、-IsJohnthere?-Speaking.约翰在吗？说话。20、-Pleasehelpyourselftotheseafood.-Well,I'mafraidIdon'tlikeseafood.请随便吃海鲜。-恐怕我不喜欢海鲜。21、-Couldyoubuysomesaltonyourwayhome?-Allright.你能在回家的路上买些盐吗？-好的。22、-Howtallisyoursister?-SheisastallasIam.你妹妹有多高？她和我一样高23、-Whatdoesyourfatherdo?-Heteachesphysicsinaschool.你父亲是做什么的？他在一所学校教物理。24、-Who'sspeaking?-ThisisTomspeaking.谁在说话？我是汤姆25、-Weneedsometoothpaste.-Let'sgetsome.我们需要一些牙膏。我们去买些26、-Whatdoyouthinkofthisnovel?-It'swell-written你觉得这部小说怎么样？-写得很好27、-Isthatseattaken?-Idon'tthinkso.那个座位有人吗？我不这么认为。28、-Hi,I'mLiz.-Hi,nicetoseeyou.嗨，我是丽兹。-嗨，很高兴见到你。29、-I'msorry.Iamlateduetotheheavytraffic.-Well,it'sOK.对不起。由于交通拥挤，我迟到了。好吧，没关系。30、-Yourgardenisverybeautiful.-Thankyou.你的花园很漂亮。-谢谢。31、-Howmuchisthisnecklace?-Itcostsfiftypounds.这条项链多少钱？-要五十英镑。32、-DidyouknowthatDavidinjuredhislegyesterday?-Really?Howdidthathappen?你知道戴维昨天伤了腿吗？-真的吗？这是怎么发生的？33、-CouldIborrowyourEnglishDictionary?-I'msorry.It'snotathandnow我能借你的英语字典吗？-对不起。现在不在了34、-What'sthematter,John?-IfailedmyFrenchtest.怎么了，约翰？我法语考试不及格。35、-It'srathercoldinhere.DoyoumindifIclosethewindow?-No,please.这里很冷。你介意我关上窗户吗？-不，请36、-MayIborrowthosemagazines?-SureYoumaykeepthemfortwoweeks.我可以借那些杂志吗？-当然可以保存两周。37、-HowcanIgettothecinema?-Godownthisstreetandturnleft我怎样才能到达电影院？沿着这条街走，然后向左拐。38、-ExcusemeIthinkyouhavegivenmethewrongchange.-I'msorryaboutthat.对不起，我想你给我找错了。-我很抱歉39、-Paul,who'stalkingoverthere?-Oh,that'smyfather!Andbesidehim,mymother.保罗，谁在那边说话？哦，那是我父亲！在他旁边，我的母亲40、-Whataboutadancingpartythisweekend?-Soundsgreat这个周末举行舞会怎么样？听起来很棒41、-Thanksforyourhelp.-Mypleasure.谢谢你的帮助。-我很高兴。42、-Hi,Tom,how'severythingwithyou?-Hm,nottoobad,andhowareyou?嗨，汤姆，你一切都好吗？-嗯，还不错，你怎么样？43、-Howareyou?-Fine,thanks.你好吗？-很好，谢谢44、-IwonderifIcoulduseyourcomputertonight?-Sure,hereyouareI'mnotusingitrightnow.我想知道今晚我能用你的电脑吗？-当然，给你，我现在不在用45、-Excuseme,isthereanygrocerystorearoundhere?-Yes,thereisoneonPinestreet.It'snotfarfromhere.打扰一下，这附近有杂货店吗？-是的，在松树街上有一家。离这儿不远。46、-Excuseme,howmuchisthejacket?-It's499Yuan.Wouldyouliketotryiton?打扰一下，这件夹克多少钱？-499元。你想试穿一下吗？47、-Hello,Shirlly,haven'tseenyouforages,Youlookfine.-Thanks.Youlookwelltoo.你好，Shirlly，好久没见到你了，你看起来很好。-谢谢。你看上去也很好。48、-CouldIborrowyourcarforafewdays?-Sure,hereisthekey.Enjoyyourjourney.我能借你的车用几天吗？好的，这是钥匙。祝你旅途愉快。阅读理解DearProfessorLiu,PleaseacceptmygreetingfromNewYork.Iamjustbeginningmygraduate(研究院)studieshereatthisuniversity.Itisthethirdweekofclassesnow.Myroommate,Tom,isalsoagraduatestudentlikeme.Heisstudyingbiology(生物学).HeisfromHouston.Wearenowongoodterms.Ourdormitory(学生宿舍)iswellequipped(配备).Thereareallkindsofelectrichomeappliances（电器）.Butwedon'thaveaTVset.Iamgoingtobuyonethisafternoon.Theviewonthewindowispleasant,andtheweatherishotinthesummerrightnow.Itisabout38degreesoutsidetheroom.Butwehaveairconditioningintheroom,soIfeelOK.Howareyougettingon?Areyoustillworkingonyourpapernow?Pleasesay"Hello"tothosewhohavetaughtme.Imissallofyouverymuch.LoveWangHui亲爱的刘教授：请接受我来自纽约的问候。我刚开始在这所大学读研究生。现在是上课的第三周。我的室友汤姆也是我这样的研究生。他在学习生物学。他来自休斯敦。我们现在关系不错。我们的宿舍设备齐全。有各种各样的家用电器。但是我们没有电视机。今天下午我要去买一个。窗子的景色很宜人，夏天的天气很热。房间外面大约有38度。但是我们房间里有空调，所以我感觉很好。你最近怎么样？你现在还在写论文吗？请对教我的人说声“你好”。我非常想念你们大家。爱情王惠T6、WangHuiiswritingtoherformerteacher.王惠正在给她以前的老师写信。T7、Fromthepassage,weknowthatWangHuiisanewgraduatestudentinNewYork.从文章中，我们知道王惠是纽约的一名新研究生。T8、TomisfromHouston.汤姆来自休斯敦。F9、WangHuithinksherdormitoryistoobig.王惠觉得她的宿舍太大了。F10、WangHuiisgoingtomovetoanotherroom.王惠要搬到另一个房间去China'sformervolleyballstarLangPinghasbeeninvitedtocoachtheUSwomen'snationalteamfortheBeijing2008Olympics.ButChina'ssportsmediasaidtheofferwouldbedifficulttoaccept.Lang,whoispresentlycoachingaclubteaminItaly'sprofessionalvolleyballleague,toldthatshewasconsideringtheofferbytheUSVolleyballAssociation."RightnowI'mstillconsideringtheirofferbutIwillanswerthemsoon,"Langsaid."IfIdon'ttakethejob,Ihavetogivethemenoughtimetofindsomeoneelse."Lang,45，wonOlympicgoldin1984.ShelatercoachedtheChinesewomentosilveratthe1996AtlantaOlympicsandthe1998WorldChampionships.ShehasalsocoachedatNewMexicoUniversityintheUnitedStateswhereherdaughterwasbornandlives.ThereactionintheChinesemediatoLang'sjobofferwasswiftandstrong.ManysaythatifshetakesthejobitwouldbeadirectchallengetoChina'sgoalofwinningthewomen'svolleyballmedalattheBeijingGames."AsanunusualplayerandaspiritualleaderofChinesevolleyball,LangPing'sinfluenceoverChinafarexceeds（超越）thatofanordinaryplayer,"saystheChinaOlympicCommitteewebsite."IfLangstandswiththeopponents（对手）duringwomen'svolleyballmatches,youcanbeassuredthatthiswillbedifficulttoacceptforthenewChineseplayers,difficultforcoachChenZhonghe,whowasonceherassistant,anddifficultforallChinesewatchingontelevision,"thesitecontinued.T6、Accordingtothispassage,LangPingisaclubcoachatpresent.F7、Fromthetext,wecanlearnLangPinghasacceptedtheoffer.T8、Accordingtothetext,ifLangPingstandswiththeopponentsduringwomen'svolleyballmatches,ourwomen'svolleyballteamwillmostprobablyhavetrouble.F9、Whenreportingthenews,theauthorseemedtobealittleangry.F10、SwebsiteisopenlyagainstLangPing'soffer.BenjaminFranklinwasbornin1706inBoston,Massachusetts.HismotherandfatherwereofPuritan(清教徒的)religion.TheyleftEnglandandmovedtotheEnglishcolonyofMassachusettsinordertoescapepersecution(迫害)fortheirreligion.InBoston,Franklinleftschoolwhenhewastenyearsoldandworkedforhisfatherfortwoyears.Thenhewenttoworkonhisbrother'snewspaper.Hebecametheeditorofthispaperwhenhewassixteen.Becausehewantedtobeindependent,hewenttoPhiladelphia.Thereheboughthisownnewspaper.Heworkedhardandsavedhismoney.Andbytheageof24hewasoneofthemostsuccessfulmeninIn1732FranklinpublishedabookPOORRICHARD'SALMANAC(历本).Mostalmanacscontainedinformationforfarmers,suchasinformationaboutthedaysandweeksoftheyearandabouttheweather.Tohisalmanac,Franklinaddedwisesayings,hisobservationsaboutlife,someofthesesayingsarestillfamoustoday.Forexample,"Earlytobed,earlytorisemakesamanhealthy,wealthyandwise,"and"Wastenot,wantnot,"and"Apennysavedisapennyearned."T6、BenjaminFranklinwasofEnglishorigin.F7、HisparentsmovedtoMassachusettsbecausetheywantedtomakeafortune.F8、Attheageof11,heworkedforhisbrother.F9、HemovedtoPhiladelphiabecausehewantedtobedependent.T10、Franklin'salmanacscontainedinformationforfarmerandwisesayings.Americans,likemanypeopleelsewhereintheworld,liketoinvitefriendstotheirhomesforaneveningoffood,drinkandconversation.FormaldinnersinfinehomesandhotelsintheUnitedStatesaremuchthesameasformaldinnersanywhereintheworld.ButasmostpeopleintheUnitedStateshavenoservants,theirdinnerpartiesathomearedecidedlyinformal.Asmanynewsmallhomeshavenoseparatediningroomorjusthaveverysmalldiningspace,guestscanalsoservethemselvesandeatinthelivingroom,holdingtheirplatesortraysontheirknees.Amoreenjoyableformofentertainmentisthepicnic.Americansaregreatpicnickers,andalmosteveryfamilyhasapicnicbasket.Summerinvitationsareoftenforapicnicataparkorintheopencountryside.Unlesshamburgersorhotdogsarecookedoverafire,picnicfoodisusuallycold－sandwiches,salads,potatochips,pickles.Watermelonisafavoritedessert,followedveryoftenbybaseballfortheyoungandactive,andnapsfortheoldandweary.T6、Americansliketoinvitetheirfriendsovertodinnerattheirhomes.F7、MostAmericanspreferinformalpartiesbecausetheycannotaffordformalones.T8、Guestssitandeatataninformaldinner,inthediningroomorinthelivingroom.T9、Accordingtothepassage,peopleseldomhavehotfoodatapicnic.F10、Thepicnicisconsideredamoreenjoyableformofmealbecauseadessertisalwaysserveal.BillandFredarestudents,andthey'regoodfriends.Theydon'thavemuchmoney,sowhenitistimefortheirholidays,Billsays,"Let'stakeourholidaysinatrailer,Fred.It'scheaperthanahotel.Icanborrowmyfather'strailer."Fredisveryhappy,andtheybegintheirholidays.Theywanttogetupearlythenextmorningtogofishing,buttheydon'thaveaclock."That'sallright,Bill."Fredsays,"Iputthesesmallpiecesofbreadontheroof(房顶)ofthetraileratnightandtheywillwakeusupinthemorning."Billisverysurprised,buthedoesn'tsayaword.Fredisright.Earlythenextmorning,somesmallbirdscomedownontherooftoeatthebreadandtheymakealotofnoise.BillandFredgetupwhentheyhearthenoise.T6、Atrailerissomethinglikeahouse.T7、BillandFredtaketheirholidaysinatrailerbecausetheydonothaveenoughmoney.F8、Theirfirstproblemistofindtheplacefortheirholiday.F9、Billthinksoutagoodwaytogetupearly.T10、Thebirdscomedownontherooftoeatthebread.LindaandDavidhavetraveledbyairfromLondontoSydney,Australia"Iftherewereanaccident."Hesays,"They'dknowsoonenough.Badnewstravelsfast."ButLindahaspromisedthatshewouldring."However,"shesays,"itdoesn'tcostmuchwhenyoujustthinkthatit'stheothersideoftheworld.It'sonlysixpencepersecond(每秒六便士).""Ifyou'reonthattelephoneforlessthanoneminute,I'lleatmyhat,"Davidsays,"Andoneminute'snearlyfourpounds.""That'snomorethanyou'dpayforanewhat,"Lindaanswers.Shehasaskedthemanatthehoteldesktogetherthenumber.Thetelephonerings.Lindapicksitup."Hello,Mum.Isthatyou?"Shesays."Sixpencepersecond,"Davidremindsher."Hello,love."ItisMrs.Lee,Linda'smother,speakingfromLondon."Icanhearyouveryclearlyjustlikeyouareinthenextroom.It'sabetterlinethanwhenyoucalledmefromyouroffice.Doyouremember?Ishoutedatthattime,andstillyoucouldn'thearmesometimes.""Yes,Mum."Lindaputsin."Ijustwantedtoringto…""IrememberhowyourangwhenyouwenttoBetty'shousetoeat,whenyouwerealittlegirl.Andthenwhenyou…"Mrs.Leeisagreattalker."Nearlyfourpounds."saysDavid.Lindatriestotellhermotherthatitistimetosaygoodbye."Yes,allright,"saysMrs.Lee,"Butyouwillwrite,won'tyou,asyoudidwhenyouwereatwork…"Onceagain,Mrs.Leetalksaboutthepast,andthereisnostoppingher."Fourpoundsfifty,"saysDavid.Atlast,Lindacutshermothershort,promisestowrite,andringsoff."There!Thatwasn'tlong,wasit?""Fourpounds,ninetypence."Davidanswers."Andyoudidn'tevensaythatwe'vearrived."T6、LindaistelephoninghometosaythatsheandDavidhavearrivedsafely.T7、Lindadoesnotthinkitexpensivetoring,becauseshewillspeakfromonesideoftheworldtotheother.T8、Davidsays,"Nearlyfourpounds,"becausehewantstoremindLindaofthecostofthecall.F9、Mrs.Leegoesontalkingforsolongbecauseshelikestohearallaboutthepast.F10、Lindastoppedhermotherbywritingaletterasshehaspromisedtodo.Twoyearsago,myhusbandboughtmeabike.Ifyouliveinatown,itisoftenfasterthanacarandyoudon'thavetoworryaboutparking.Youleaveitanywhere.Asithasaseatatthebackandabasketatthefront,Icantakemylittledaughtertoschool,tothelibrary,totheshops,toanywhere.Iuseitmostinsummerwhentheweatheriswarmanddry.Itcanbeveryunpleasantinwinterwhenitiscoldandtherainisheavy.Youmust,ofcourse,becarefulonabicycle.Accidentsarenottheonlyproblem,though.OnedayIwentshoppingandcamebacktofindmyfrontwheelmissing.Itwasalongwalktothebicycleshop.NowIhavethreestronglocks.Myhusbandusesmybicyclesometimesforshortjourneys.Hesaysitisbetterthanwaitingforabus.Hestilluseshiscarforlongerjourneys,butIthinkthatallday'ssittingdownismakinghimfatandlazy.OnmybicycleIgetalotofexercisesandfreshair,andthismakesmefeelalotyounger.F6、Thewriter'shusbandboughtheranewcartwoyearsago.F7、Abikeisbetterthanacarbecauseitismuchcheaper.T8、Thewriteroftenusesherbikeinsummer.T9、Youmustbecarefulwhenyourideabike,fortherearesomeproblems.T10、Ridingabikeisagoodexerciseanditcanmakeyoufeelyounger.AccordingtoaXinhuaNewsAgencyreport,residentsofChina'sfivelargestcitiesspentabout643Yuan(US＄80.37)eachonsportin2005,withBeijingtoppingthesurveyatabout880Yuan(US＄110)perperson.(ThefivecitieswereBeijing,Shanghai,Guangzhou,WuhanandChengdu).Chinesearemorewillingtopartwithhard-earnedcashinpursuit(追求)offitnessthantheyweretenyeasago.Inadditiontoparticipatinginavarietyoffitness(健康)classes,manyarenowevenseekingprivatetraining.Almosteverynewfitnessorentertainment(娱乐)productorideafindsawillingaudienceamongthepublic,whetherridingbicyclesorengagingin"hot"yoga.AyoungorganizerofaBeijingfolding-bicycleclubsaid,"Wetakeexercisenotonlyforourownfitness,butconsideringoursocialresponsibilities.Forexample,everydayweridefoldingbicyclestoandfromourworkplaces.ThisisourwayofhelpingreducepollutioninBeijing."Thecity'selderlyactivelyparticipateinmanyofthecity'ssportsteams.Intheearlymorningsinthepark,itiseasytomeetgroupsoftheelderlyusingthenationalfitnessfacilitiesorpractisingtaijiandkendo.Oneparticipantsaid,"wedonotwanttobringanyburdentoourchildren,sowecaremoreaboutourhealththaneverbefore."T6、TianjinisnotamongthefivelargestcitiesofChinamentionedinthetext.F7、PeopleinShanghaispentthemostmoneyeachonsportin2005.T8、Fitnessclasses,privatetrainingandsportsteamsarethebasicmeansforpeopletopursuefitness.T9、Peopletakeexercisenotonlyfortheirownfitness,butalsoforsocialresponsibilities.F10、Theelderlycaremoreabouttheirhealthbecausetheylikesportsverymuch.Amangotintoatrainandfoundhimselfsittingoppositeawomanwhoseemedtobeaboutthirty-fiveyearsold.Soontheybegantalkingtoeachother,andthemansaidtoher,"Doyouhaveafamily?""Yes,Ihaveoneson,"thewomananswered."Oh,really?"saidtheman."Doeshesmoke?""No,he'snevertouchedacigarette,"thewomanreplied."That'sgood,"themancontinued."Idon'tsmokeeither.Tobaccoisverybadtoone'shealth.Anddoesyoursondrinkwine?""Oh,no,"thewomanansweredatonce."He'sneverdrunkadropofit.""ThenIcongratulateyou,ma'am,"themansaid."Anddoesheevercomehomelateatnight?""No,never,"hisneighboranswered."Hegoestobedimmediatelyafterdinnereverynight.""Well,"themansaid,"he'sawiseyoungman.Howoldishe?""He'ssixmonthsoldtoday.Buthewillgrowuptobeagentleman,"thewomanrepliedproudly.T6、Themanandthewomanaretalkingaboutthewoman'sson.T7、Thewomanthinkshersonwillbeagentleman.T8、Theconversationtookplaceonatrain.F9、Theword"disappointed"probablybestdescribestheman'sfeelingattheendoftheconversation.F10、Thewomanissoproudofhersonthatshedoesnotreallyunderstandwhattheman'squestionsmean.PeterandJennywerewalkinghomefromschoolalongthestreet.Suddenlytheyheardabignoise."Comeon!Thatsoundslikeanaccident.Let'sseewhat'shappened."Theyrantowherethenoisecamefrom.Assoonastheygotthere,theycouldseewhathadhappened.Asmallcarhadknockedintothesideofatruck.Theaccidenthadhappenedinaquietstreetwithonlyfourhousesinit.PeterandJennywerethefirstonestoreachtheaccident.Nootherpeoplecame."Wemustbetheonlyoneswhosawtheaccident,"saidJenny.Theyfoundthatboththecardriverandthetruckdriverwerehurt."Peter,"saidJenny,"runbackdowntheroadtoMrs.Jones'house.Askhertocallthepolicemenandtheambulance（救护车）.Hurry,I'llstayhere."Peterranasfastashecould.TherewasnothingJennycoulddobutwait.Sheknewthatwhenpeoplewerehurtinanaccident,theyshouldn'tbemoved.Itwasnotlongbeforethepolicecarandtheambulancearrived.Thepolicemengotthecardooropenandtheycarriedthemanout.Thentheygotthetruckdriverout.Themenweren'tseriouslyhurt.Buttheywerebothtakentohospital.ThepolicementhankedPeterandJenny."Youweregood.Youactedsoquicklywhenyousawtheaccident.Thankyouforallyourhelp."T6、Theaccidenthappenedinaquietstreetoneschoolafternoon.F7、Onlythetruckdriverwashurtintheaccident.F8、Jennycalledthepolicemen.T9、Jennydidnothingbeforethepolicemenarrivedbecausesheknewsheshouldn'tmovethetwodrivers.F10、ThepolicementhankedPeterandJanebecausetheyhelpedtotakethedriverstohospital.Oilissoimportantthatitissometimescalled“blackgold”.Almosthalfofourenergycomesfromoil.Weuseittorunourcarsandfactoriesandtoheatourhomes,officesandschools.Manyeverydaythingsaremadefromoil.Yourshirtmayhaveoilinthematerial.Thesoapyouwashyourhandswithmightalsobemadefromoil.Yourfavoriteplastictoyismadefromoil.Oilishardtofind,becauseitistrappeddeepundertheearth.Oncetheonlywaypeopleknewtherewasoilsomeplaceifitleakedoutoftheground.Today,however,wehavemanywaysoffindingoil.Onetoolmeasuresthepullofgravity.Placeswheregravityisweakeraremorelikelytohaveoil.Anothertoolissoundwaves.Soundwavestravelthroughdifferentkindsofrocksatdifferentspeeds.Wecanusethemtofindtherocksthathaveoilinthem.Weneedalotofoil,andweareusinguptheoilwellsweknowabout.Soonwemustfindnewwaysoflookingforthis“blackgold”.T6、Fromthispassage,wecanknowoilisasourceofenergy.F7、Accordingtothepassage,wecantellthatoilisfoundonlyunderwater.T8、Soundwavestravelthroughdifferentkindsofrocksatdifferentspeeds.T9、Manythingsaremadefromoil.T10、Themainideaofthewholestoryisthatoilisimportantforusbuthardtofind.AgnesMillerwasoneoftheearliestleadersofthewomen'sliberationmovementintheUnitedStates.ShewasbornonafarminMissouriin1892.Shehadaveryhappylifeasachild.Shewastheonlydaughterandtheyoungestchildoffive.Herparentsandherbrothersalwaystreatedherastheirfavorite.In1896thefamilymovedtoChicago.ThreeyearslatertheymovedbacktoSt.LouiswhereAgnesspenttherestofherchildhood.Sheenjoyedheryearsinschoolandwasaverygoodstudentofmathematics.Shewasalsoquitegoodasapainter.ItwaswhenAgneswentofftocollegethatshefirstlearnedthatwomenwerenottreatedasequals.Shedidn'tlikebeingtreatedunequallybutshetriednottonoticeit.Aftergraduatingfromcollegeshetriedtogetajobinhermajorfield,physics.Shesoonfounditwasalmostimpossibleforawoman.Agnesspentafullyearlookingforajob.Finallyshegaveupinanger.Shebeganwritingletterstovariousnewspapers.AneditorinNewYorklikedherideasverymuch.Hespeciallylikedherstyle.Heaskedhertodoaseriesofstoriesonthedifficultiesthatwomenhadinfindingajob.Andthereshebeganhergreatfightforequalrightsforwomen.T6、Agnesparentstreatedherastheirfavorite,whichmadeherbrotherssad.F7、TheMillersmovedbacktoChicagoin1896.F8、Agnesstudiedmathematicswhenshewasincollege.T9、Agnesfirstcametorealizethatwomenweretreatedunequallywhenshestartedhercollegelife.T10、AneditorinNewYorklikedboththeideasinherlettersandherwritingstyle.Allovertheworldpeopleenjoysports.Sportshelptokeeppeoplehealthy,happyandhelpthemtolivelonger.Sportschangewiththeseason.Peopleplaydifferentgamesinwinterandsummer.Gamesandsportsoftengrowoutofpeople'sworkandeverydayactivities.TheArabsusehorsesorcamelsinmuchoftheireverydaylife;theyusethemintheirsports,too.Somesportsaresointerestingthatpeopleeverywheregoinforthem.Football,forexample,hasspreadaroundtheworld.Swimmingispopularinallcountriesneartheseaorinthosewithmanyrivers.Somesportsorgamesgobacktothousandsofyearsago,likerunningorjumping.Chineseboxing,forexample,hasaverylonghistory.Butbasketballandvolleyballarerathernew.Neitheroneisahundredyearsoldyet.Peopleareinventingnewsportsorgamesallthetime.Peoplefromdifferentcountriesmaynotbeabletounderstandeachother,butafteragametheyoftenbecomegoodfriends.Sportshelptotrainaperson'scharacter.Onelearnstofighthardbutfightfair,towinwithoutprideandtolosewithgrace.F6、Accordingtothispassageweknowthatpeoplebegantoplayaboutonehundredyearsago.T7、Thewriterdidn'ttellusinthispassagethatbasketballwasinventedinAmerica.F8、Peopleallovertheworldenjoysportsbecausesportsareinteresting.T9、Fromthispassagewecanseethataccordingtotheauthorsportsandgamesaresignificanttoourlifeinmanyrespects.T10、Thewriter'sattitudetowardssportsispositive.Amancameintoapetshopcarryingaparrot（鹦鹉）inabirdcage,"Iwanttoreturnthisbird."hesaid.Theownerguessedthemancametocomplainthatthebirdcouldn'ttalk."Sir,"hesaid,"weguarantee（保证）thatallourparrotscantalk.However,wecan'tguaranteewhentheywilltalk.It'sallspelledoutonyoursalesreceipt.""No,no,youdon'tunderstand,"thecustomersaid."Thebirdtalks,Ijustdon'tlikehisattitude."Puzzled,thestoreownersaid,"You'reright.Idon'tunderstand,explainittome."Thecustomersaid,"Iboughtthebirdaweekago.Everymorning,Istoodinfrontofhiscageandasked,'Canyoutalk?'Ididthesamethingeveryevening.Forsixdays,Igotnoresponse.Then,thismorning,Ishoutedatthebird,'canyoutalk,youstupidcreature?Canyoutalk?'"Thecustomerglaredattheparrot.Theownerasked,"So,whathappened?""Thatbirdlookedatmeandsaid,'Icantalkallright.Canyoufly?'"thecustomersaid.T6、Amancameintoapetshoptoreturnaparrothehadbought.F7、Theownerthoughtthemancameprobablybecausethebirdwassick.F8、Thecustomerdislikedtheparrotbecauseofhisvoice.T9、Theparrotkeptsilentforsixdays.T10、Intheparrot'sanswer,“Canyoufly?”hurtthecustomerverymuch.PearlCarlsonwasshakenawakeat3:30a.m.byaforcefulpull.King,thefamilydog,wastryingtopullheroutofthebed.Thenshesmelledsmokeandheardthesoundoffirefromherparent'sroom.Pearl'sscreamsawakedhermother,Fern,andfather,Howard,whohadrecentlybeeninhospitalforlungdisease.HelpingHowardtoafirst-floorwindow,Ferntoldhimtoclimbout,thenrantoherdaughter.Stillinside,KingappearedatPearl'swindow,makingsqueaking(短促尖叫)sounds.WhenrunningtowardPearl'sbedroom,Fernrealizedherhusbandhadn'tyetescaped.Shemadeherwaybackthroughthesmokeandflames,followingKing'ssoundtowhereHowardlaysemiconscious(半昏迷)onthefloor.Fernhelpedhimgetoutside.Kingcameoutonlyafterbothweresafe.Asdaydawned,theCarlsonssawthatKing'spawswerebadlyburnt,andhisentirebodywasburnt,too.Hischaincollarhadgottensohotthatitburnthisthroat,makingitimpossibleforhimtobark(叫)normally.Onlyaftertheseven-year-olddogrefusedfooddidtheyfindpiecesofwoodinhismouthandrealizethatKing,whosleptoutside,hadbittenthroughawooddoortowarnhisfamily.凌晨3点30分，PearlCarlson用力拉了一下就醒了。国王，家里的狗，正试图把她从床上拉出来。然后她闻到了烟味，听到了她父母房间里的火声。珀尔的尖叫声惊醒了她的母亲Fern和父亲霍华德，她最近因肺部疾病住院。帮助霍华德到一楼的窗口，Fern告诉他爬出来，然后跑向她的女儿。仍然在里面，国王出现在珍珠的窗户，发出吱吱声。当珀尔跑向Fern的卧室时，她意识到她丈夫还没有逃走。她穿过烟雾和火焰，跟着国王的声音回到霍华德半清醒地躺在地板上的地方。Fern帮助他走出去。国王在两人都安全之后才出来。天一亮，Carlsons看到国王的爪子被严重烧伤，他的全身也被烧焦了。他的链环变得太热了，烧焦了他的喉咙，使他不可能正常地吠叫。只有七岁的狗拒绝食物，他们找到的木头放在他的嘴里，意识到国王，谁睡在外面，被通过一个木门警告他的家人。F6，根据这个故事，第一个完全脱离危险的人可能是Fern。T7，金是家里的狗。T8，主人的房间着火了，狗把珍珠弄醒了。T9，读完这个故事后，我们了解到狗严重烧伤，不能吃东西。T10，从这个故事可以推断出狗是人类最好的朋友。F6、Accordingtothestory,thefirstonewhowascompletelyoutofdangercouldbeFern.T7、Kingwasthefamily'sdog.T8、Whenthemaster'sroomcaughtfire,thedogwakedPearlup.T9、Afterreadingthisstory,we'velearntthatthedogwasbadlyburnedandnotabletoeat.T10、Fromthisstoryitcanbeinferredthatthedogisman'sbestfriend.NancyandPeterlikesports.Inthesummertheyswimandinthewintertheyski.Theyareplanningaskitripforthisweekend,buttheydon