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A．He was awarded a study-abroad scholarship.
B．He ran a teachers' training program successfully.
C．One of his students won first prize in a completion of English skills.
D．He has gained rich teaching experience.
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B．He ran a teachers' training program successfully.
C．One of his students won first prize in a completion of English skills.
D．He has gained rich teaching experience.
— by Humphrey Hawksley
(BBC News, United States)
It was a brilliant, hot day on the Seattle waterfront, with unspoilt views across the bay to outlying islands.
Just beyond a stretch of grass where people lay with books and lovers, came the melody of live unaccompanied singing. It turned out to be four men outside a cafe singing a love song about Cupid, each with different voice ranges, and a deep, swaying crowd, clapping along.
The Starbucks logo of the cafe struck me as a little old-fashioned until someone mentioned that this was the first Starbucks ever opened anywhere in the world.
I had come to Seattle because of a recent survey by the Centre for Economic Performance in London, on how easy or difficult it was to get rich in different parts of the world —or if not rich, at least move out of poverty.
"If you are born into poverty in the US," said one of its authors, "you are actually more likely to remain in poverty than in other countries in Europe, the Nordic countries, even Canada, which you would think would not be that different."
Possibilities
The Study, together with general anti-American sentiment (情绪) which has become more prevalent since the Iraq war, raised for me a question about the American dream —the idea that the United States is a place where anything is possible.
I had chosen Seattle not only because Starbucks was created there, but also because Microsoft and Amazon Books and Boeing airliners all come from this small city. Dreams, if you want, which began small but are now global brands.
"Great day, isn't it？" I turned to see the lined, and drawn face of a man I will call Dave. "Are you getting what you want？"
We had met a couple of days earlier when he was having breakfast at a charity for the broke and homeless, and I had asked him if he believed in the American dream.
"The American dream." Dave said, eating a muffin and wiping his lips with a paper napkin.
"Well, it comes and goes. It will come again."
Winners and losers
In a low-ceilinged eating hall, maybe 100 men sat side by side along trestle tables. They had queued up since five, registered in case there was any work, then ate while security guards watched over them in case there was trouble.
In Europe or just across the border in Canada, they would be more likely to get social security, but this was America, where society is harshly divided into winners and losers.
Strangely, though, there seemed to be little resentment or blame of government. American culture is about self-reliance and the individual fighting a way through.
"The American dream," said one of the men, his eyes dartingly alive, his nose so skewed it must have been broken many times in different fights.
"I guess you are talking about a home, wife, children and all that."
"Do you have it？" I said.
"No. No. I don't. I had my opportunities, but I lost."
Control
Just up the road in a small print shop, a fit, thoughtful former air force officer, Bobby Ray Forbes, was slotting calendars into envelopes.
His life collapsed when his marriage went wrong. He had ended up on the street, but recently had managed to get a job a
A．Y
B．N
C．NG
A．Y
B．N
C．NG
B．An American family.
C．An English family who moved to Australia.
D．An Australian family who moved to England.
A．mental performance can be improved
B．mental ability is determined entirely by brain structure
C．people of different ages use different parts of the brain for memorizing
D．different parts of the brain are responsible for different mental activities
M: Great! I didn't expect to see you again. What a small world!
Q: What do we know about the speakers？
(19)
A．They are talking about the world.
B．They met some time ago.
C．They are discussing how small the world is.
D．They don't want to meet again.
M: Me neither.
Q: What does the man mean？
(18)
A．He can't stand up.
B．He feels the same way as the woman.
C．He is not a doctor, either.
D．He will not stand in the way.
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