Section111.M：Goｏdnewｓ，I＇mnotgoｉngｔｏhaｖesuｒgerｙafterａlｌ．ThｅｄoctorｓaysIcａｎstartworkingoｕtagaｉnsｏｏnandｍaybeplaｙfootbａlllｉｋｅbeforeinａｆewｗeeks.W：That＇sterrifｉc.Ｉtｗouldbeｇreatifyoｕcｏｕldgeｔｂａcｋｉｎshａpeｉntimefortheｗorldcup.Q：Wｈａｔdoｗｅlｅarnfromthecｏnｖｅｒsaｔｉon?12．M:Ｉreａllyneeｄtomaｋｅｓomeextraｍonｅy.YouknｏｗＩ＇vepraｃtｉcａllｙspeｎtｍyｅnｔirebｕdgetforｔhｉssemester.Ｗ:Wｈyｎotcheｃkoutｔhｅｎewｃaｆeｔerｉaａt(yī)MarketＳｔreet？Ithinktｈeｒearestiｌlafeｗopeningsｓuitableforｓｅnｉｏrsｌiｋｅｙｏｕ.Q：Whａt(yī)dｏeｓｔhewomansuｇｇestｔｈemanｄo？13.Ｍ:IｈearJｏhnlｅfthisｃatinyourｃarｅwhiｌehe'ｓonvacａt(yī)ionabroad.Howwｅreｙouｇettiｎgａlongwｉthiｔ?W：Weｌｌ,itnｅｖeｒｃｏｍeｓｗhｅnＩcaｌlit.Iｔspｉllｓitsｆｏｏdａnｄsｈedsａｌlovｅrｔheｐlaｃe.Ican'twａｉtｔiｌlJohngｅtｓｂａcｋ．Ｑ:Hｏwdoestｈeｗｏmanfiｎｄthecaｔ?１４.Ｗ:Hｅｌlｏ,ProfｅssorＷhite,Ｉgotmygrａdeｉntｈemailthismoｒning,bｕｔＩthiｎｋtheremigｈtbeａmisｔａkeiｎmymark.M:Yeａh,I'veｇｏtseｖｅraｌｃaｌlsｊuｓtlikeyours.Therｅmuｓｔｂebｌemwｉthｔhecomｐutiｎgｓysｔem.Itshouldbｅstｒaighteｎedoutinaｃouｐｌeoｆhours.Q:Whaｔｄｏesｔｈemanmean？1５．Ｍ：ProfessorJｏhnsｏn,lａsｔniｇhtwheｎI(lǐng)waｓputtiｎgｔｈｅfinishｉｎｇｔｏｕｃhｅsｏｎmypａｐｅｒ,acomputerｆａiｌｕrecｏmpletｅｌywipedouｔmyfｉlｅs,ｄoｙoutｈｉnkＩcanhavｅanoｔhｅrdａytorｅｔypeit？W:I＇ｍｓorry,Rod.I'mleavｉngforaconferencetｏmorrｏwanｄI'llｂeaｗａytｗｏｗeekｓ.ＩsｕppｏsｅyouｃansｅｎｄmｅanE-copy.Q：Wｈyｄoesthemａnsayheｃan'tｓubmithiｓａsｓiｇnｍｅntoｎｔｉmｅ?16.W:Ijuｓtcalｌedthｅｔｒaｖeｌageｎｃy,iｔ'ｓａllset.On1sｔJune,wｅａreheadｉｎgfｏｒtｈemｏｕｎtaｉnｓaｎdwillbecampiｎgthereforａwholeweｅk.Ｍ:Ｈａvｅyoｕchｅckedtheacadｅmiccalendar？Myclassesaren'tｏveｒuｎtｉlｔhe8th.Q：Ｗhatdoｅstheｍanimｐly?17.Ｗ:Ｉthougｈttheｒｅｗａsstilltimefoｒｍｅtoａpplyforastudentloan,buｔsｏｍeoneｊusttolｄmethatthｅclｏsingdａt(yī)ewaslaｓtTuｅsｄay.M:Areyousure？Ｉthouｇhtwｅsｔillhadaｎoｔherｍonｔｈ.Wait,I'ｖegotabｒｏchｕｒerighｔhere.ＬastTuｅｓdayｗastheｏpｅningdate.Q:Ｗｈatｄoｅｓthｅmanimply?18.W：Lookａt(yī)thealｌtheｐollutanｔｓgoingiｎtotｈeaiｒｆromthosefactoriｅs.Doyｏutｈinｋthey＇ｌｌevergｅtthａｔundeｒｃｏntroｌ?Ｍ:Noｗwiththｅneｗlawsineｆｆectaｎdsocｉａlawaｒenessinｃrｅａsinｇ,ｗeａresｕｒetoturｎtｈｉｎgsaround.Q:Wｈatdoeｓｔhｅｍanmeａｎ?CｏnversatiｏｎOｎeW：Ｔellme,Petｅr,ｗｈaｔmａkｅsHaｒrodsｓoｆａｍoｕs?M:Weｌl,ｉt'stｈeｂiｇgestdepａrtmｅntstorｅintｈｅＵK.ＡndｉｔsfooｄhallaｎdEgypｔｉanhａｌｌareveryfaｍoｕs.PeoplecomeｔoHarroｄsjusttｏseetｈem．Ｗ：WhatiｓspecｉalａbouttheFｏｏｄＨａll?M:Iｔselｌsmanydifferentｋiｎdsoffoｏd.Ｆorｅxａmple,ithaｓ２50kiｎdsofｃｈｅｅsefｒｏｍalloｖeｒｔhｅwｏrldａｎdｍoｒetｈan１８0kiｎｄｓofbrｅaｄ.Custｏmersaｌsolovｅaｌltｈedifｆｅｒeｎtkindsoｆｃhｏｃolａt(yī)e．Ｔhｅybuｙ10０tｏｎsevｅryyeaｒ.W:Tｈａｔ'ｓａmazｉng！AnｄwhｙistｈeEgｙｐtiaｎHalｌｓｏfａmouｓ?M:Wｅll,wｈｅｎpeopleseeｉt,theｙfeｅlｔｈeｙareinanoｔherworld.IｔlookslｉkeEgyptｉａnｂｕilｄingfｒoｍ4，０0０ｙeａrsagoａnｄitｓｅllsbeaｕｔｉｆuｌobjects.Tｈeyarenot４,000yｅarsoｌd,ofcourse.Ｗ:IｓｉｔtruethatＨarrｏｄspｒｏducesitsowｎelｅctrｉｃity?M:Ｙｅs，iｔdoeｓ.70%.Enoughforaｓmalltown．Toligｈttheoutsideoftｈｅｂｕiｌｄing,weuse１1，500lightbulｂs.W：Reaｌly?Tellme，howmanycusｔomersdoyｏuｈaｖｅonanaverａｇeday?Anｄｈowmuchdothｅyspｅｎｄ?M：Ａｂoｕｔ30,000ｐeｏpｌecｏmeoｎａｎavｅrageday，ｂutｄuringthesａlestｈeｎｕｍberiｎｃｒeasｅsto300,000customersaday．Howmuchdｏtheysｐend?Wｅll，ｏnaｖｅrage,cｕstｏｍｅrsspendaboｕt1．5mｉllionpoundsaday．Therｅcｏrdforonｅdayｉs9ｍillionpｏunds．W:９ｍｉｌlionpoundsinonedａy?M:Yes!ＯntheｆiｒsｔdaｙoftheＪａnuarysaｌes.W：Harrｏdｓsaysｉｔｓeｌlseverｙtｈinｇtoevｅryｂｏdyevｅryｗｈeｒe.Ｉsｔhatｒｅａllｙtruｅ?M：Ohyes,ｏfcourse!Aｂｓoluｔelyｅveｒyｔｈｉng.Q19.WhatistheFｏｏdHaｌlofＨarrｏｄｓnotedfor?Q20.WhaｔｄoｅsｔｈｅEgｙptianhａllsｅe(cuò)ｍｌｉketothｅcｕstomers?Q21.Wｈａt(yī)makｅｃuｓtomersfiｎdsurprｉｓiｎgaｂoｕtＨａrrｏdｓ？Q22.ＡbouthowｍanｙcustomeｒｓｃｏｍetoＨarｒodsｏｎａnaveragedａy?CｏnvｅrsationＴwｏＷ:ＨｉＫevin!Ｍ:HｉL(zhǎng)ａura，loｎgtimeｎosｅe(cuò)!Whａt(yī)ｈaveyoubeeｎuｐtolａｔｅｌｙ?W:Notｍuch，Icanassureyou,andyoｕ?Ｍ：MucｈthｅｓａmeｅxceptIdohavesomeｂignｅws.Ｗ:Ｃomeｏnthiｓsuｓｐeｎseisｋilliｎｇme.M:Ｎｏ,really,whaｔhavｅyoubeendoingｔheseｐastfewｗeｅks?ThelaｓｔtimeＩsａｗyoｕ,youweｒelｏokingforａｎeｗjob.Ｗ:Well，that'snotexacｔlｙtruｅ.Iｗaｓtｈinｋｉngaboｕｔｃhanｇiｎgjｏbs.Luckily,thｅｙｏffeｒeｄmeanewposiｔionｉｎtheａccｏuntiｎｇdｅｐarｔｍent．M:Ａstｅｐupｉntｈebｉgｂusinesswｏｒld.Ｗ:?？?eｘａggeｒatｅ,ｂutIampｌeａseｄ.Ihadbeeｎhopｉｎgtogｅtａｐroｍotionforａwhiｌe.Sowheniｔfiｎaｌlycametｈrougｈ,Iwasreｌｉeｖed.Ａctuaｌly,ｔhat'swhyIwaslｏokｉｎgforanewｊoｂ.Iｊuｓｔｄｉdｎ'twaｎttoworkｔheｒeaｎｙmorｅｉftheｙweｒen＇tgoingtorecogniｚeｍyefforｔs.M：Riｇht,ｓomeｔiｍｅsyoucａndoyourbesｔａnｄitseemsｌiketheｏtherｓdon'tｋｎoｗyｏuexiｓt.Ihopｅthｅmoｎeｙ＇ｓbetｔer．W:Igotａｎreasoｎableraiｓe，nowenoｕghａbｏuｔme，I＇mdyingtohｅaｒyournewｓ.M:Igetｔiｎgmａrriｅd.W：Ｎo,yousａiｄyou'dneｖerｇeｔmarrieｄ.M:Ｔhatwasｔｈｅnaｎdthｉsｉｓnow.Ｙou＇vｅgotｔomeetAndrea,ｓhｅ'sgrｅaｔ!Ｗ:Thiｓｉsallnｅｗstomｅ.Ｉdidn＇tevｅnkｎowｙouweｒedaｔing.Ｍ:Ｗeｗｅrｅn't，we＇ｖejｕｓtｂeenｄatingforｔwoweeｋsnow.W：Aｎdyｏｕgettingmarriｅd?Ｍ:Iｋｎow,Ican'tｈｅlｐｉｔ.Ijusｔｋnowshe＇sthｅoｎe.W:Wｅｌｌ,congｒatulaｔiｏns!Thaｔ'ｓfantastiｃ!Ｍ:Ｔhanｋｓ，I'mglaｄtｏhｅaｒyoｕfｅe(cuò)lthatway．Q２3.Whaｔｗasthewomanｄoiｎgwｈeｎthemanｌasｔsawｈeｒ？Q２４Whydoｅstｈeｗomanｓayshewａsｒｅｌivｅd?Q２5Ｗhyistheｗomaｎsurprｉsedaｔtheman'ｓnews？Passage１Waterｓcｏoterｓａｒｅwaｔervehiｃｌesｔhatlookveryｍuｃｈlikemotｏｒｃyclｅｓ.Nowadａｙs,sｐeeｄｙ,colｏrfuｌwaterｓｃｏoｔｅrｓarｅgaｉningｉnpopularｉtｙ.Ｔheｙｃanｔｒaveｌａnｙｗｈereaｓmａllboatｃanａnｄparticulａrlｙpoｐulａrwithyouｎｇpeopｌe．Thｅrｉsｉngpopｕlariｔyoftｈeｃrafthaｓｒａｉsedｔｈeqｕestionｏfwａt(yī)erscｏotｅrｒegulation.Iｎｔhiscaｓｅ,ｔｈearｇuｍenｔfoｒsｔrictregulａt(yī)ioniscｏｍpelliｎg.Watｅrscooteｒsarｅapaｒtiｃｕlaｒｌydeadlyformofｗａt(yī)errecreａt(yī)ion.Foreｘample,twowomenｗeｒｅvａcationiｎginLｏngｂoaｔKeywｈiletheｙwerｅfｌoａｔingontheruｂbeｒboatalongtｈｅshｏre,ａwaｔerscooteｒcrasｈｅdｉntｏthemandkilltheｍ.Ａｌsoｗaｔerscｏoｔeｒoperatｏrsｈavebｅe(cuò)nｋilｌedｏｒseｒｉoｕslyinjｕｒeｄincollisｉonswithｏｔhｅrwatercｒafｔ．Ｏtherｓhａveｂｅｅnｓtrandeｄａt(yī)theseａwhenthｅirｓcoｏterseitｈerfaileｄorｓankfａrｆromshorｅ.Mａｎywaterscooｔeroｐｅrａt(yī)orsarｅinexpｅrｉｅｎｃedaｎdignｏｒａntofnavigatｉoｎａlｒules,ｗhichincｒｅasesthepｏtｅｎtiａlｆｏraccideｎts.Tｈeincreａｓｉngｐopulaｒityｏｆthescooｔｅrｈａsaggravａt(yī)eｄthｅprobｌem,pｒoｖidingｍoｒewaterｖｅhｉcｌespeteforｔhｅsamespaｃｅ.Ｃｒｏwdｅｄｗaterwａvesareｓimplyaｎopenｉnviｔatioｎtoｄisaｓｔer.Ｉnａｄｄitiontoｔheinheｒｅntopｅratioｎａlｈazａrｄsofwａt(yī)erscoｏters,tｈｅyａrepｒｏvingｔｏbeaneｎvironmeｎtaｌnuisaｎcｅ.Beａｐlainoftheｎoiseoｆtheｓcｏoterｓ.ＴheＰacificWhaleFoundaｔiｏｎoｎｔｈewｅstcoaｓtｅｘpresｓedｃonｃｅrｎｔhatthescoｏｔersarefｒｉｇhtｅniｎgawaｙanendangerｅdsｐｅcｉesｏｆwhaleｔhａt(yī)miｇrateｓtｏHaｗaiifｏｒbｒｅｅdｉng．Regulaｔionsｓuchasｍｉniｍumoperatingaｇｅ，reｓｔrｉｃtedoｐeratingareａsandcｏmpuｌｓorｙclassesinwａt(yī)ersaｆetｙaｒeessｅｎtial.Witｈoｕｔsuｃｈrｅgulａt(yī)ions,tｒａgedieｓinvｏlvingwaｔersｃoｏterｓａｒesｕｒｅtomultiｐly，ｗhiｃｈmakｅsｍanｙbeａchesunsafeforrｅcｒeatioｎ.26．Whatdoestheｓpeakeｒsayabｏuｔwaｔerscooters？２7.Whatwａｓｍeｎtioneｄａsoneofthecaｕsesofwａｔeraｃciｄenｔ?２8.Inwhatwayaｒeｗａt(yī)ｅrscooterssaiｄｔobeanｅｎviｒｏnmeｎtalｎuiｓaｎcｅ?29．Whaｔｄoｅsthespｅakerprｏposｅｔoｅnsurｅtｈesａｆeｔｙofbｅachｅsforｒecrｅaｔion?Passａｇe2ＩtｓeemstomeｔhatneigｈboｒsaregoingoｕｔofｓtyleｉｎＡmｅｒicａ．Ｔhefriendnextｄoorfｒｏｍwｈomyouborrｏwedfｏreggsoralaｄｄerhasｍoveｄaｎdpeoｐleｉnｔhereｎowarｅstraｎgｅｒs．Ｓomｅoftｈetradｉtionaｌstｏriesofneighbｏrlinesｓareimｐractｉcaloｒsｉllyandｍaybeｊｕｓtａsｗｅllthatｏurrｅlatiｏｎswithoｕｒnｅigｈboｒｓarechaｎginｇ．ＴhesayinginｔheBible"Lovethyneｉgｈｂor"wａsprobａｂlｙａpoortｒaｎslａｔiｏn,ｏfwｈaｔｍusｔhaveoriginallｙbｅe(cuò)n,"rｅspｅｃｔthyneｉｇhbor".Lｏｖecanｂecalleduponorder.FeｗerthanｈalfofｔheｐeoｐleinＵ．Ｓ.ｌｉveinthesamehouｓｅtｈeｙｌivｅdinｆiveｙearsagｏ.Sotheｒeisnoreasontoｌｏvethepeopｌｅwｈｏｌiｖeｎextdoｏｒｔoyou，ｊuｓtｂｅcaｕｓetheyｈａpｐentｏwandｅrintoarealｅｓtａt(yī)ｅoｆｆicethatlistedtheｐlacenextdoｏrtoｙourｓ.Theｏnlythiｎｇnｅigｈbｏrshavemon,toｂegiｎｗitｈ,ispｒｏximｉtyandunlesssoｍethingmｏredevelopsthａt(yī)ｉsn＇trｅasoneｎoｕghｔobｅbestfrｉends.Itsｏｍetimesｈaｐｐensｎａt(yī)uｒaｌｌy,butthｅcｈancesaｒevｅｒysmallｔｈatyoｕrnｅighｂｏｒswｉｌlbeｙｏｕrchｏｉcｅfｒieｎｄｓｏrtｈatｙouwｉllｂｅｔheirseither．Theｂeｓtｒelationｓhiｐｗithneigｈbｏrsisoneｏfｆriendlydiｓtanｃe．Ｙousay＂ｈello＂，useｓｍallｔalkifyouseetｈemiｎtｈeｙａrd,ｙoudisｃussｐroblemｓａstheｙａrｉseanｄyoｕｈｅlpeachotherｉnａnemergenｃy.Theｄrivewayortheｆencebｅtｗeenyoｕiｓnotrｅallyａｃoｌｄshｏuldｅrbutaclｅaｒｂoｕndａry.Ｗeａｌlｌikecleaｒlｙ－ｄeｆinｅｄｂｏundariesfｏrｏuｒｓelveｓ．30．Whａt(yī)doesｔhｅspeaｋsayaboutthｅｒeｌatiｏｎsａｍongnｅighboｒsnoｗadays？３1．Whydｏｅｓtheｓpeaksａyitmaｙｂediｆｆiｃultｆorpｅopleｔolovｅtheirnｅｉghbors?3２.Whatshoｕldｎeighbｏrsdointｈｅspeａkｅr'soｐｉnｉon?Paｓsage3ＡrtiｃlｅsinmagaｚｉnesandneｗspaｐersａndspecialｒeｐｏrtsｏnrａｄioandtｅｌｅvｉsioｎｒefｌeｃtｔheconcernofｍanyAmerｉcansaboｕttｈｅincreaｓiｎｇdrｏp-ｏｕｔrａｔeiｎourjuniorａｎｄsenioｒhｉgｈscｈoolｓ.Ｃoｕpleｄwiｔｈthisfａｃtistｈewａrｎｉｎｇｔhaｔsoonwewiｌｌnｏlonｇerhａveａｗｏrkｆorcetofillthｅmanyjobsthatreｑuｉrepropｅrlyｅｄucatedperｓonｎel.Thehiｇhstudentdｒop-outratｅisnoｔarecentdeveｌopｍenｔ．Tｅnyearsagｏ，mａnｙurbanｓchooｌswereｒｅportinｇｄrop-outrａt(yī)esbeｔween35ａｎd５0percent.Ｓｏmeadｍinｉsｔratorsmaintainｔhatdrｏp-outｓｒｅｍaiｎtheｓｉnglegｒｅａt(yī)esｔｐｒoblｅmintheirschools.Conｓequently,mｕcheffｏrthａsbeｅｎspｅntonidentiｆyingsｔｕdentswiｔhprｏbｌemsｉnordeｒｔoｇiｖetｈeｍｍorｅａｔtｅｎtionbeforetheｙｂecomefaｉluｒｅs.Siｎcｅtｈedrｏp-outｐroblemdoesｎ＇tstaｒｔinｓeniｏｒhighschoｏｌ,speciaｌprｏgramsinjｕｎiorｈighsｃhoolｆoｃusonsｔuｄentｓwhosｈowpｒｏｍisｅbuthaｖearecordoｆtｒuancy,thaｔｉssｔayingawａyfrｏmschoolｗithouｔperｍｉssｉon.Ｕnderthegｕidanceofcoｕnｓelors,thesesｔｕｄentsａreplacedinｃｌassesｗithteacheｒｓwhｏｈavｅhadsuccessinwｏrkｉｎgwithｓｉmｉlaｒyoｕngpeople.Straｔegieｓtｏｍoｔiｖaｔestudentsｉnaｈighschoｏlincluderewardiｎｇaｃademｉceｘcelleｎcｅbyｄesigｎatiｎgｓcｈolarsoｆｔhemontｈ,orbyｉｓｓｕingａrｔiclesofclothing，suｃhａsscｈooｌletterjackｅtsｆormｅrlyｇiｖｅnonlｙtoathｌetes.Nooｎewoｒkingｗiththesestudｅntsclａiｍstoｋnowhoｗtokeeｐallstudentsiｎｓchooｌs．Ｃounselors,teacheｒsandadｍinistratorsareinthefｒｏntlinesofwhaｔsｅe(cuò)msattimesｔobｅａloｓiｎgbaｔtｌe.Actuａllｙ,thisproｂｌｅｍshｏｕｌdｂeeveryｏne’scｏncｅrｎsinceunedｕcateｄ,unｅmplｏyedcitizeｎsaffectｕsａll.33.WｈｙaｒｅmaｎｙAmｅricansｃonｃernｅdwiththeincrｅaｓｉngdｒop-outｒateinｓcｈoｏl?３4.Whatdｏwelearnaboｕtｔhestudentｄrop-ouｔpｒobleminAｍeriｃa？35.Wｈatｉsmｅｎｔioｎeｄasｏｎeｏftｈesｔrategiesuｓedtomotiｖatestｕdentｓ？CompoundDｉctationI'miｎtｅrｅstｅｄintｈｅｃriminaljusticｅｓysｔemofourcountry.Itｓeｅmsｔoｍethatｓｏmｅthinghastobedoneifｗearetoｓurvｉveasaｃｏｕntry．Iｃertａｉnｌydｏn'tkｎoｗwhａt(yī)ｔｈeanswerstｏouｒpｒｏblｅmsaｒｅ.Tｈiｎgscｅrｔaｉnlyｇetｃomplicａt(yī)eｄinａｈurryｗhenyougeｔintothｅｍ.BuｔＩwoｎdeｒifsoｍethiｎgcouｌdｎ'tbedｏｎｅtoｄeaｌwithsomeofblｅms.OnｅｔｈiｎgＩ'ｍｃonceｒnedaboｕtｉsourｐraｃtiｃeoｆｐuttｉngoffeｎdeｒsinｊailwｈｏｈavｅn'ｔharmedａnyonｅ.Whynotwoｒｋoｕtsomeｓｙｓteｍｗheｒｅbytheｙcanpａybａckthedebtstheｙoｗesocietyｉnｓtｅａdofincurringａｎotｈｅrdｅbtbygoｉnｇtopｒisｏn,aｎdofcoursｅ,cｏminguｎdertheinｆluenceｏfhａrdenedcrimｉnals?I'malsoｃoncernedabｏｕtｔheshｏｒｔprisonsｅｎtｅncesｐｅoplｅaresｅrｖingｆｏrseriｏuｓcrimes．Ｏfcourｓe,oneａｌtｅrnａｔivｅtoｔhｉｓｉstorestｏｒecapitalpｕnｉshｍｅnt，butI'mnotｓuｒeIwouldbｅfortｈat．Ｉ'mnotｓureｉt'srｉghｔtotakｅａneyｅforｅｙe．Ｔｈealｔe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