2010學年一模回答問題匯編寶山區(qū)E）Answerthequestions（根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容回答下列問題）：（14分）Afternoontea,whichisassociatedwith（與 聯(lián)系在一起）Englishpeople,isconsideredtobeanintegrated（融合的）partoftheirlife.Itisalightmealorasnacktraditionallyservedaround4p.m.betweenlunchanddinner.Afternoonteausuallyincludesscones（烤餅），sandwiches,biscuits,andmanykindsofcakes.Drinkingteaintheafternoonfirstbecamepopulararound1840.ADuchess（公爵夫人）calledAnnafirstintroducedafternoonteainEngland.ItwassaidthattheDuchessoftenbecamehungryataroundfouro'clock,becauseatthattimedinnerwasservedateighto'clock.Ononeoccasion,theDuchessaskedservantstobringtea,breadandbutter,sandwichesandcakestoherroomat4p.m.Thisbecameherhabitandshesoonbeganinvitingfriendstojoinher.QueenVictoriainthe19thcenturystronglysupportedtheidea;andafternoonteasoongrewpopularacrossEngland.Indeed,QueenVictoriawaswell-knownforhercrazinessabouttea.Shethrewherteacupacrosstheroomifshefoundtheteanotuptostandard（達至U標準）!Therefore,throughtheuppersociety（上層社會）.afternoonteabecameafashionablesocialeventwheretheywouldchangeintolonggowns（禮服）glovesandhatsforafternoontea.Traditionallyafternoonteaconsistsofmanydeliciouspastries（糕點）.Teaisbrewed（泡）andpouredfromsilverteapotsintodelicate（精致的）porcelaincups（瓷杯）.Today,however,anafternoonteaislikelytobejustapieceofbread,biscuitandamugofteaorjustacupofteausingateabag.IsafternoonteathoughttobeapartofEnglishpeople'slife?WhofirstintroducedafternoonteainEngland?Whendiddrinkingteaintheafternoonfirstbecomepopular?WhatdidtheDuchessaskservantstodo?WhydidQueenVictoriastronglysupporttheidea?WhatdidQueenVictoriadoifshewasnotpleasedwiththetea?Whatdoyouthinkofafternoontea?長寧E.Answerthequestions:（14分）MaryKayisawell-knownAmericanbusinesswoman.Hercompany,MaryKayCosmeticsInc.,isaverysuccessfulcompanywhichsellscosmetics化妝品）andemployspeopleallovertheworld.Shebecamesuccessfulthroughhardworkandshehasastrongbeliefinherself.MaryKaywasborninAmerica.Soonaftershestartedschool,herfatherbecameill.Hermotherworked14hoursadayinarestauranttosupportthefamily.MaryKayhadtodohousework,cook,andtakecareofherfather.Afterhighschool,herfamilycouldn'taffordtosendhertocollege.Soshegotmarriedandstartedafamily.Thenshestartedhersalescareer.Atfirst,shesoldbooks.Later,shevisitedpeople'shomestosellhomecareproducts.MaryKaywassuccessfulsellingthoseproducts.Hermanagerspraisedherworkbutneverraisedherpay.Ittaughtherthatmendidn'tbelievethatawomancouldsucceedinbusiness.Shedecidedtoprovethemwrong.In1963,MaryKaystartedherowncompany.Itsoldmanyskincareandbeautyproducts.Todaythecompanyhassalesofmorethan1,000milliondollarsandemploysmorethan800,000salesrepresentatives（銷售代表）in37countriesaroundtheworldandmostofthemarewomen.MaryKaysharedwithheremployeesherlifemotto（座右銘）--Belieffirst;Familysecond;Careerthird.Everyyear,sheheldan"AwardsNight"andawardedapinkCadillaccar,diamondjewelriesand5-starvacationstosuccessfulemployees.Shepraisedthem,notjustmoney.Thecompanywantswomentofeelgoodaboutthemselves.MaryKaydiedin2001.Shewasatoughbusinesswomanwithagreatknowledgeofmarketingandsales（市場營銷）.Throughherbeliefinwomen'sabilitiesandherwillingnesstogivethemachance,shemadethedreamofasuccessfulcareercometrueforhundredsofthousandsofwomenallovertheworld.Choosethebestanswer.WhatdidMaryKayhavetodowhenshestartedschool?Didthemanagersalwaysraiseherpaybecauseofherhardwork?WhathappenedtoMaryin1963?Howmanysalesrepresentativeshashercompanygottoday?WhatisMaryKay'slifemotto?

WhydidMaryKayholdan"AwardsNight"everyyear?WhatcanyoulearnfromMaryKay?崇明縣E.Answerthequestions（根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容回答下列問題）：（14分）Therewasapoorstudent.Helivedinasmallroomneararestaurant.Hisroomwasatthebackofthekitchen.Therestaurantownerwasaveryselfish（自私的）man.Buthewasagoodcookandthefoodinhisrestaurantwasdelicious,somanypeoplecametohisrestauranttoeatanddrink.Onedaywhentheownerwasinhiskitchen,heheardthepoorstudenttalkingwithhisfriend.“Youaren,tveryhappy,areyou?”askedhisfriend.“Oh,no,Iamveryhappy.”saidthestudent,“Iaminterestedinmyroom.”“Butyouhavenomoneytobuynicefoodtoeat.”“Yes,it,strue.Ieatonlyrice.Butthesmellsfromthekitchenmakethericeniceindeed,”saidthestudent.Therestaurantownerwasangry.Thestudentwasstealingthesmellsfromhiskitchen!Hedecidedtotakehimtocourt（法庭）.Everybodylaughedwhentheselfishmanfinishedhisstory.Butthejudgesaidseriously,“Thestudentwaswrong.”Therestaurantownerwashappyandthepoorstudentwasafraidverymuch.Whatcouldhedo?Hehadonlyafewcoins.Thejudgeaskedthestudentifhehadmoney.Thestudenttookoutfourcoinsandgavethemtothejudge.“Letthecoinsfallintoyourlefthand,”saidthejudge.Thecourtwasveryquietandeveryoneheardthesoundofthecoinsastheywerefallingintothestudent,slefthand.“Well,”saidthejudgetotherestaurantowner,“you,veheardhismoney.You,vebeenpaidforyoursmells.”Wheredidthestudentlive?Howwasthefoodintherestaurant?Thestudentwashappylivinginthesmallroom,wasn'the?Whendidtherestaurantownertakethestudenttocourt?Whydidthestudentfeelafraid?Howdidthejudgesolvethestudent'sproblem?Whatdoyouthinkofthejudge?奉賢區(qū)EGrowuporgrow,oldWhenthenewtermcame,1hadanewclassmate,alittleoldladywithawarmsmile.Shesaid,"Hi,handsome!I'mRose.I'm87yearsold.CanIgiveyouahug?Isaidheartily,"Ofcourse!"Whyareyouincollegeatsuchanage?Iasked.Shejoked,"I'mheretomeetarichhusband,getmarried,havechildren,andthentravelaround.""No,seriously."Iasked.Ialwaysdreamedofhavingacollegeeducation.NowI'mgettingone!"shetoldme.Overtheyear,Rosebecameanicon（偶像）.Sheeasilymadefriendswherevershewent.Shelovedtodressupandsheenjoyedtheattentionfromotherstudents.AttheendofthetermweinvitedRosetospeakatourbanquet（宴會）.I'llneverforgetwhatshetaughtus."Wedonotstopplayingbecauseweareold;wegrowoldbecausewestopplaying.Herearethesecretsofstayingyoung.Youhavetolaughandfindhumoreveryday.You'vegottohaveadream.Whenyouloseyourdreams,youdie!"shesaid."Thereisabigdifferencebetweengrowingoldandgrowingup.Anybodycangrowold.Thatdoesn'ttakeanytalentorability,"Sheadded."Buttogrowup,youhavetofindthechancesin,change.Havenoregrets.Weusuallydon'thaveregretsforwhatwedid,butratherforthingswedidnotdo."Oneweekaftergraduation（畢業(yè)），Rosediespeacefullyinhersleep.Shetaughtusbyexamplethatitsnevertoolatetobeallyoucanpossiblybe.（288）Answerthequestions（根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容回答下列問題）:（14分）Thenewschooltermhasbegun,hasn'tit?What'sthenewclassmatelike?101.Whatisherrealdreamtobeincollegeatsuchanage?102.Whatdidshelovetodo?103.Basedonherspeaking,howdowestayyoung,tolaughortocry?Whatdidsheteachusbyexample?Haveyougrownupafterreadingthepassage?Why?虹口E.Answerthequestions（根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容回答下列問題）:（14分）EppieLedererandPaulinePhillipsareidenticaltwins.In1955EppieLedererwonacontest.Theprizewastowriteanadvicecolumn（專欄）fortheChicagoSunTimes.In1956PaulinePhillipsbeganwritinganadvicecolumnfortheSanFranciscoChronicle.Bothcolumnsbecameverypopularandweresoonbeingpublishedinmanynewspapers.Todayeachcolumn “AnnLanders”and“DearAbby”一hasnearly100millionreadersaroundtheworld!EppieLederer（“AnnLanders”）andPaulinePhillips（“AbigailVanBuren”）havehadasignificantinfluenceonindividualsandonimportantproblems.Forexample,Phillipshasoftencalledpeoplewhosoundverydepressed（憂郁的）intheirletters.“Theysay,‘You,recallingme?’Aftertheystarttalking,Icansuggesttheygetprofessionalhelp.”Inthisway,shehassavedpeople,slives.In1971,whentheU.S.Congress（國會）wasreluctanttopassalawdevotingmoneytocancerresearch,Ledereraskedherreaderstowriteletters.Congressreceivedmorelettersthanithadinitsentirehistory-andpassedthelaw.Overtheyears,bothcolumnists（專欄作家）say,people,sproblemshaveremainedbasicallythesame.Buttheworkisalwaysinteresting.Phillipssays,“Ican,twaittogettoworkinthemorning.”Foronething,there,snotypicalletterwriter-women,men,teenagersallwriteabouttheirproblems.And,asPhillipssaidinresponsetoaquestion,“There,snoreasontomakeupanything.There'snothingweirder（神奇的）thanwhatIgetinthemail.”Aboveall,theyarecommittedtohelpingtheirreaders.Isitjustcoincidence（巧合）thatthesetwofamousadvice-giversaretwinsisters?Maybe-butmaybenot.JeannePhillips,Pauline,sdaughter,hashelpedwrite“DearAbby”sinceshewasateenager.MargoHoward,Lederer,sdaughter,nowwritesanadvicecolumnfortheonlinemagazineSlate.“Itmustbeinthegenes,”saysJeannePhillips,onlypartlyjoking.WhendidEppieLedererbegintowriteanadvicecolumnfortheChicagoSunTimes?WhatarethenamesofEppieLederer,sandPaulinePhillips7columns?Howmanyreadersdothetwocolumnshave?WhydidLedereraskherreaderstowriteletterstoTheU.S.Congress?ShedidsoinordertomakeBothEppieLedererandPaulinePhilliplovetheirjobs,don,tthey? , What,stherelationship系）betweenJeannePhillipsandMargoHoward?Whatdoyouthinkofacolumnist,swork?黃浦區(qū)E.Answerthequestions（根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容回答下列問題）:（14分）SamGribley,aboyinhisteens,ranawayfromhisfamily'scrowdedflatinNewYork,wherehelivedwitheightbrothersandsisters.HewenttothewildCatskillMountainstolivebyhimself.Helivedthereforalmostayearbeforehewasdiscoveredbytheoutsideworld.Hereispartofhisdairy,showinghowhisadventurebegan.IleftNewYorkinMay.Ihadsomenecessarytoolsand$4.1triedtogetfreeridesfrompassingtruckstogetintotheCatskillMountains.Ataboutfouro'clock,atruckdriverandIpassedthroughabeautifuldarkforest,andIsaidtohim,"ThisisasfarasIamgoing."Thedriverlookedaroundandsaid,"Doyoulivehere?""No,"Isaid,"butI'mrunningawayfromhome,andthisisjustthekindofforestI'vealwaysdreamedabout.IthinkI'llcampheretonight."Ijumpeddownfromthetruck.'"Hey,boy,"thedrivershouted."Areyouserious?""Sure,"Isaid."Well,now,isn'tthatstrange?"hesaid."Youknow,whenIwasyourage,Ididthesamething.Onlythedifferentthingwas,Iwasafarmboyandrantothecity,andyou'reacityboyrunningtothewoods.Iwasscaredofthecity.Doyouthinkyou'llbescaredofthewoods?""Oh,no,"Ishoutedloudly.AsImarchedintothecoolshadowywoods,Iheardthedrivercalltome,"I'llbebackinthemorning,ifyouwantaridehome."Helaughed.Everybodylaughedatme.EvenDad.ItoldDadthatIwasgoingtorunawaytoGreat-grand-fatherGribey'sland.Heroaredwithlaughterandtoldmeaboutthetimeheranawayfromhome.HegotonaboatforSingapore,butwhenthewhistleblewfordeparture,herandownthegangwayandwashomeinbedbeforeanyoneknewhehadgone.Thenhetoldme,"Sure,tryit.Everyboyshouldtryit."DidSamhaveabigfamilyorasmallone?He.WhomdidSamlivewithintheWildCatskillMountains?WhatdidSamtakewithhimwhenheleftNewYork?HowdidSamgetintotheCatskillMountains?WhydidSamchoosetheCatskillMountainstocamp?Because.Sam'sfatherthoughtSam'sbehavior（行為）wasunderstandable^可以理解的）,didn'the?Asateenager,willyourunawayfromhome?Why?嘉定區(qū)E.Answerthequestions（14）Iwasborndisabled.Adifficultbirth,feetfirst,myheadstuckinthebirthcana產(chǎn)道）.Bymyfirstbirthday,Icouldn’ctawl（爬），standorwalk.WhenIwas3,DadbroughtmetotheChildren'sHospitalinBoston.TheytoldhimIhadcerebralpalsy腦癱）.Alossofoxygentomybrainhaddestroyedbrainsignalstotherightsideofmybody.Butnosonofmydad'swasgoingtobedisabled.Everymorningbeforebreakfastandeveryeveningbeforebed,mydadplacedmeonthebedroomfloortoexercisemyrightleg.Themuscleswereshrunkenandtwisted纏繞）together.HisjobwastocraftRI手精心推拉themstraight,atanycost.Backandforth,upanddown,mydadpushedandpulledthemusclesintoshape.Butmydad'sexerciseofpassiondidn'tstopthere.Formy13thbirthday,hethrewmeaspecialpartyWheneverybodywasgone,heopenedalargebox.Initwasasetofboxinggloves.Weputthemon.Mydadwentontobeatmemercilessl無情地）.EachtimeItriedtogetup,thegloveskissedmynose,eyesandjaw下巴）.Ibeggedhimtostop.Hesaidhebeatmetogetmereadyfortheworld.HetoldmeIwasamannowandthingswouldbeverydifficultforme.Thatsameyear,Iwastheonlykidinmyneighborhoodthatwasn'tpickedforLittleLeague.Everybodylaughedatme.Twoweekslater,DadstartedtheSheddParkMinorLeague,andevekydplayed.Dadcoachedtheankeesandmademeapitcher棒球投手）.Inhighschool,Ibecameafootballstar.Thepowerofmydad'slovemadesureIwalkedandmore.In1997,abraindoctorinSanJosetoldmeIdidn'thavecerebralpalsyafterall.Heexplainedhowandwherethedoctor'sforceps鑷子）atbirthhaddamagedonepartofmybrain.Mydadneverknewthewholetruthsincehepassedawayyearsago.Butallthatcountsisthebottomline.Afterallhismadness,onthisFather'sDay,likeeveryFather'sDay,I'mnolongerdisabled.Whatcouldn'tthewriterdobyhisfirstbirthday?Thewritercouldn't.Howdidthewriter'sfatherhelphimtocraftthemusclesstraight?Hecraftedthemusclesstraightby.Whatpresentdidthewriterreceivedfromhisfatheronhisthirteenthbirthday?Hereceivedasabirthdaypresent.Whydidthewriter'sfatherbeathimmercilesslyonhisthirteenthbirthday?Because.Whendidthewriterknowthathedidn'thavecerebralpalsyafterall?Thewriter'sfathernevergaveuponhim,didhe?104.Howdoyoulikethewriter'sfather?金山區(qū)E.Answerthequestions（分）Oneday,apoorboywhowassellinggoodsfromdoortodoortopayhiswaythroughschoolfoundhehadonlyonethinleft,andhewashungry.Hedecidedhewouldaskforamealatthenexthouse.However,hewastoonervouswhenalovelyyoungwomanopenedthedoor.Insteadofamealheaskedforadrinkofwater.Shethoughthelookedhungrysoshebroughthimalargeglassofmilk.Hedrankitslowly,andthenasked,“HowmuchdoIoweyou?""Youdon'towemeanything,"shereplied,"Motherhastaughtusnevertoacceptpayforakindness."Hesaid,'ThenIthankyoufrommyheart."AsHowardKelly,leftthathouse,henotonlyfeltstrongerphysically,buthisfaithinGodandmanwasstrong,whichhehadbeenreadytogiveup.Yearslaterthatyoungwomanbecamebadlyill.Thelocaldoctorscouldn'tfindawaytohelpher.Theyfinallysenthertothebigcity.Dr.HowardKellywascalled.Whenheheardthenameofthetownshecamefrom,astrangelightfilledhiseyes.Immediatelyheroseandwentdownthehallofthehospitaltoherroom.Dressedinhisdoctor'scoathewentintoseeher.Heknewwhoshewasatonce.Hewentbacktothemeetingroom,decidedtodohisbesttosaveherlife.Fromthatdayhegavespecialattentiontothecase.Afteralongstruggle,thebattlewaswon.Dr.Kellyaskedthebusinessofficetopassthefinalbilltohim.Helookedatitthenwrote

somethingonthesideandthebillwassenttoherroom.Shefearedtoopenitforshewassureitwouldtaketherestofherlifetopayforitall.Finallyshelookedandsomethingcaughtherattentiononthesideofthebill.Shereadthesewords,"Paidinfullwithoneglassofmilk."Tearsofjoyfilledhereyesasherhappyheartprayed,"Thankyou,God.Yourlovehasspreadabroadthroughhumanheartsandhands!”Whydidtheboysellgoodsfromdoortodoor?Becausehewantedto.Whatdidtheboyaskedforwhenalovelywomanappearedatthedoor?Hejustaskedfor.Wasthewomansenttothehospitalinthebigcityatfirst?WhatdidDr.HowardKellydecidetodoassoonasheknewwhothewomanwas?Hedecidedto.Thewomanwasn'tsavedatlast,wasshe?WhydidDr.Kellyaskthebusinessofficetopassthefinalbilltohim?Whatwillyoudoafteryouhavereadthisstory?Iwill 靜安區(qū)E.Answerthequestions（14分）Everyonehasgooddaysandbaddays.Sometimes,youmayfeelthatyou'reontopoftheworldandallthequestionsonyourmathstestmightseemeasy.Butsometimesyoufeelfrightenedoryoulosethings,andyoucannotfocusonyourschoolwork.Formorethan20years,scientistshavesuggestedthathighself-esteem（自我尊重）isthekeytosuccess.Theysaidthatkidswhofeelgoodaboutthemselvesdobetterinschoolandhavefeweremotional（情感的）problemsthankidswhohavealowopinionofthemselves.Now,newresearchshowsthatfocusingjustohbuildingself-esteemmayhotbehelpful.Insomecases,havinghighself-esteemcanbringbadresultsifitmakesyoulesslikeableormoreupsetwhenyoufailatsomething."Forgetaboutself-esteem,"saysJenniferCrocker,apsychologist（心理學家）attheuniversityofMichigan,US."It'snottheimportantthing"Crocker'sadvicemaysoundsbitstrangebecauseitisgoodtofeelgoodaboutOneselfStudiedshowthatpeoplewithhighself-esteemarelesslikelytobesad,anxious,shy,orlonelythanthosewithlowself-esteem.But,afterreviewingabout18,000studiesonself-esteem,RoyBaumeister,apsychologistatFloridaStateUniversity,hasfoundthatbuildingupyourself-esteemwillnotnecessarymakeyouabetterperson;Peoplewithhighself-esteemtendtothinkmoreofthemselveswhilepeoplewithlowself-esteemaremorelikely-torelyontheirfriendswhentheyneedhelp.Researcherssayitisbesttolistentoandsupportotherpeople.Setouttocreateorbuildsomething.Ifyoufailatsomething,trytolearnfromtheexperience."Thebesttherapy（藥方）istoknowyourownweakpoints"Vohssays,"It'sOKtosay,'I'mnotsogoodatthat,'andthenmoveon."Wecanhardlyfocusonourschoolworkwhenwelosethings,canwe?Accordingtoscientists,whatisthekeytosuccess?Dokidswhohavealowopinionofthemselveshavemoreemotionalproblems?Whencanhighself-esteembringusbadresults?What,sCrocker'sadviceeesteeirf?Whatwillpeoplewithlowself-esteemdowhentheyneedhelp? willbethethingtheydo.Howdoyoulike"Ifyoufailatsomething,trytolearnfromtheexperience."?Why?盧灣區(qū)E.Answerthequestions（根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容回答下列問題）：（14分）WhenyouarelearningEnglish,listening,speakingandwritingareimportant,butreadingcanalsobeveryhelpful.Whenyoureadyoucannotonlylearnsomenewwords,butalsoyoucanlearnhowtousetheseEnglishwords.Whenyouread,itgivesyouagoodexampleforwriting.Herearethegoodreadingtips.Trytoreadattherightlevel.Readsomethingthatyoucan（moreorless）understand.Ifyouneedtostopeverythreewordstouseadictionary,itisnotinteresting.Trytoincreasethenumberofyournewwords.Iftherearefourorfivenewwordsonapage,writetheminyournotebook.Butyoudon'thavetowritethemwhileyouread.Instead,trytoguesstheirmeaningasyouread:markthemwithapen.Thencomebackwhenyouhavefinished10

readingtolookthemupinadictionaryandwritetheminyourownvocabularybook.Thentrytorememberthem.Trytoreadregularly.Forexample,readforashorttimeonceaday.FifteenminuteseverydayisbetterthantwohourseverySunday.Fix（固定）atimetoreadandkeeptoit.Youcouldreadforfifteenminuteswhenyougotobed,orwhenyougetuporatlunchtime.Readwhatinterestsyou.Chooseabookoramagazineaboutasubjectthatyoulike,becauseyouaregoingtospendtimeandmoneyreadingit.So,chooseaninterestingbook.Youcanalsoreadnewspapers.TherearemanyEnglishnewspapersinChina,suchas21stCenturyTeens.Itiseasyenoughforyoutounderstandit.Thereissomethinginterestinginit.Accordingtothepassage,howmanyreadingtipsdoesthewritergiveus?Besideslearningsomenewwords,whatelsecanyoulearnwhenyouread?Mustyouwritethenewwordsatoncewhileyouread?Howlongcouldyoureadonceadaytomakeyourreadingbetter?Ifyoumeetafewnewwordsonapagewhilereading,whatdoyoudofirst?Whyshouldyouchoosetoreadwhatinterestsyou?Whatisthepassagemainlyabout?Thepassageismainlyabouthow 閔行區(qū)E.Answerthequestion根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容回答下列問題）:（14分）WhenPaulwasaboygrowingupinUtah,hehappenedtolivenearacoppersmell（煉銅廠），andthechemicalsthatpouredouthadmadeawastelandoutofwhatusedtobeabeautifulforest.Onedayayoungvisitorlookedatthiswastelandandcalleditanawfularea.Paulknockedhimdown.Fromthenon,somethinghappenedinsidehim.YearslaterPaulwasbackinthearea,andhewenttothesmelteroffice.Heaskediftheyhadanyplansoriftheywouldlethimtrytobringthetreesback.TheanswerfromthatbigindustrywaPaulthenwenttocollegetostudythescienceofplants.Hetold11theteachersabouthisplans.Unfortunately,histeacherssaid:“Itwillbeawasteofyourlifetotrytodoit.”Everyoneknewthat,hewastold.Evenifhewasknowledgeableashehadexpected,hewouldn,tgethisideaaccepted.Paullatergotmarriedandhadsomekids.Buthisdreamwouldnotdie.Andthenonenighthedidwhathecouldwithwhathehad.Underthecoverofdarkness,hewentsecretlyintothewastelandandstartedplanting.Everyweek,hemadehissecretjourneyintothewastelandandplantedtreesandgrass.Forfifteenyearshedidthisagainstthecommonsense.Slowlyrabbitsappeared.Later,thecompanyactuallyhiredPaultodowhathewasalreadydoing.Nowtheplaceiscoveredwithfourteenthousandacresoftreesandgrassandbushes,andPaulhasreceivedalmosteveryenvironmentalawardUtahhas.Ittookhimuntilhishairturnedwhite,buthemanagedtokeepthatimpossiblepromisehemadetohimselfasachild.WheredidPaullivewhenhewasaboyinUtah?He .Howwasthewastelandbeforebeingpollutedbythechemicals?.Thebigindustrydidn,tagreewithwhatPaulsaid,didit?WhatdidPaul,steacherssaytohim?Theysaid.WhatdidPauldobeforethecompanyhiredhim?WhyhasPaulreceivedalmosteveryenvironmentalawardUtahhas?WhatdoyouthinkofPaul?Ithink .浦東新區(qū)E.Answerthequestions.（根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容回答下列問題）14分Theyear2010istheExpoyearwhichhasattractedworldwideattention.Asayoungvolunteer,Alicegotherexperiencebyworkingatacityservicestation.TheservicestationwhereshevolunteeredislocatedattheNewWorldToweronHuaihaiZhongRoad.Eachday,thousandsofpeoplepassedthroughthisarea,includingtouristsfromotherChineseprovincesandforeign12countries,manyofwhomwereinShanghaiforthefirsttime,manyvisitorscametothestationandaskedforinformationabouttheExpo.Inordertomakeeverycustomerenjoytheexcellentservice,AliceandothervolunteersdesignedseveralpaperboardsshowingtheroutesfromtheNewWorldTowertoeveryExpoentranceaswellastheinformationaboutthebusesconnectingtotheExposite.TheyalsomadeseveralpapercardstoshowtheExpoticketofficesandthenearbyExpoproductstores.Withtheseusefultools,AlicehasbecomeaExpoexpert,offeringthemostaccurateandhelpfulinformationforExpovisitorsindifferentlanguagesincludingMandarin普通話），EnglishandJapanese.Oneday,afamilyoffourpeoplefromWuhanaskedherhowtogettotheChinaPavilionreservation（預約）tickets.Basedonthelocationofthehotelwheretheystayed,Aliceworkedoutaspecialactionplanforthem.SincethereservationticketsaregivenoutatallExpoentrances,AlicesuggestedthefamilygotoEntranceNo.3forthereservationticketsbecausethenumberofvisitorsenteringtherewassmaller.Followinghersuggestion,thefamilygotthereservationticketsandvisitedtheChinaPavilionhappily.Thenextday,theyreturnedtotheservicestationtoexpresstheirgratitude（感激）toAlice.ExpovolunteeringexperiencehasgreatlyinfluencedAlice,slife,whichwillbewithheranywhere,anytime.AlicewasveryproudthatshedidsomethingfortheExpoandforthecity.Shefeltallherhardworkwasworthit.The2010ShanghaiWorldExpoisafantasticopportunitytowidenherhorizonsandmakefriendsfromallovertheworld.wheredidAliceworkasanExpoVolunteer?AliceshowedvisitorstheroutestoeveryExpoentrance,didn,tshe?Whocametothecityservicestationforinformation?HowmanylanguagesdidAliceuseinhervolunteeringservice?WhichPavilionreservationticketsdidthefamilyfromWuhanwanttoget?WhywasthefamilythankfultoAlice?Inyouropinion,whatpersonalitymustagoodvolunteerhave?青浦區(qū)13EAnswerthequestionsLeadershipinatimeoftroubleTheChilean（智利的）minecollapsed（倒塌）onAugust5,2010.Therewerethirty-threementrappedatthebottomofthemine（礦），700metersbelowthesurfaceoftheearth.Themenknewtheywereinbigtrouble.Wouldtheyberescued,orwouldtheybeforgottenandremainburied（埋）alive?Itwasatimeofdespair（絕望）.Luckily,though,therewasonemanwhodidnotdespair,onemanwhorosetotakechargeoftheirdangeroussituation.Hewastheirleader:LuisUrzua.Urzuawasaminerandhehadtheexperienceandknowledgegainedfromworkingundergroundforthirtyyears.Heimmediatelytookchargeofthesituation.Heorganizedthemenintothreegroupstogivethemateamspirit.Hekeptthemenbusy.Hegavethemjobstodoandkeptthemworkingatregularhours.Thisgavethemenastructureandasenseoforder.Intheend,this"normality"（正常）gavethemenhope.Leadershipisalwaysimportant,butitisespeciallyimportantintimesoftrouble.Aleaderhastoknowhowtofindoutwhattheproblemsareandthensetgoalsthatareachievablebyhisgroup.Somepeopleseemtobenaturalbornleadersbutleadershipcanalsobeachievedbyknowledgeandexperience.Itisnevertooearlytobeginlearninghowtobealeader.Youcandothisbyacceptingresponsibility,e.g.（例如）beingtheclassmonitororevenlookingafterayoungerchild.Thesethingsgiveyoutheexperienceofsolvingproblemsandbeingresponsi