父母的教導(dǎo)如果堅(jiān)定始終如一和理性孩子就有可能充滿自信，使用精心挑選的無(wú)意義詞匯可以檢驗(yàn)語(yǔ)言學(xué)科里許多基本的假定，它能做的最敏捷的動(dòng)作就是揮一揮它彎曲的胳膊，依照最近的一項(xiàng)調(diào)查每年有人死于與吸煙有關(guān)的疾
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4.給美國(guó)的新移民增加教育設(shè)施比任何社會(huì)運(yùn)動(dòng)都更多的激發(fā)了ElizabethWilliams的熱情。
45.Quailstypicallyhaveshortroundedwingsthatenablethemtospringintofullflightinstantlywhendisturbedintheirhidingplaces.
45.典型的鵪鶉都長(zhǎng)有短而圓的翅膀，憑此他們可以在受驚時(shí)一躍而起，飛離它們的躲藏地。
46.Accordingtoanthropologists,theearliestancestorsofhumansthatstooduprightresembledchimpanzeesfacially,withslopingforeheadsandprotrudingbrows.
46.根據(jù)人類學(xué)家的說(shuō)法，直立行走的人的鼻祖面部輪廓與黑猩猩相似，額頭后傾，眉毛突出。
47.Notuntil1866wasthefullysuccessfultransatlanticcablefinallylaid.
47.直到1866年第一條橫跨大西洋的電纜才完全成功的架通。
48.Inhiswriting,JohnCroweRansomdescribeswhatheconsidersthespiritualbarrenneofsocietybroughtaboutbyscienceandtechnology.
48.JohnCroweRansom在他的著作中描述了他認(rèn)為是由科學(xué)技術(shù)給社會(huì)帶來(lái)的精神貧困。
49.Childrenwithparentswhoseguidanceisfirm,consistent,andrationalareinclinedtopossehighlevelsofself-confidence.
49.父母的教導(dǎo)如果堅(jiān)定，始終如一和理性，孩子就有可能充滿自信。
50.TheancientHopewellpeopleofNorthAmericaprobablycultivatedcornandothercrops,buthuntingandgatheringwerestillofcriticalimportanceintheireconomy.
50.北美遠(yuǎn)古的Hopewell人很可能種植了玉米和其他農(nóng)作物，但打獵和采集對(duì)他們的經(jīng)濟(jì)貿(mào)易仍是至關(guān)重要的。
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51.使用多種多樣的符號(hào)可以在一張地圖里放進(jìn)大量的信息。
52.Anarchismisatermdescribingaclusterofdoctrinesandattitudeswhoseprincipalunitingfeatureisthebeliefthatgovernmentisbothharmfulandunnecessary.
52.無(wú)go-vern-ment主義這個(gè)詞描述的是一堆理論和態(tài)度，它們的主要共同點(diǎn)在于相信go-vern-ment是有害的，沒(méi)有必要的。
53.ProbablynomanhadmoreeffectonthedailylivesofmostpeopleintheUntiedStatesthandidHenryFordapioneerinautomobileproduction.
53.恐怕沒(méi)有誰(shuí)對(duì)大多數(shù)美國(guó)人的日常生活影響能超過(guò)汽車生產(chǎn)的先驅(qū)亨利.福特。
54.Theuseofwell-chosennonsensewordsmakespossiblethetestingofmanybasichypothesesinthefieldoflanguagelearning.
54.使用精心挑選的無(wú)意義詞匯，可以檢驗(yàn)語(yǔ)言學(xué)科里許多基本的假定。
55.Thehistoryofpaintingisafascinatingchainofeventsthatprobablybeganwiththeveryfirstpicturesevermade.
55.優(yōu)化歷史是由一連串的迷人事件組成，其源頭大概可以上溯到最早的圖畫(huà)。
56.Perfectlymatchedpearls,strungintoanecklace,bringafarhigherpricethanthesamepearlstoldindividually.
56.相互般配
的珍珠，串成一條項(xiàng)鏈，就能賣到比單獨(dú)售出好得多的價(jià)錢。
57.Duringtheeighteenthcentury,LittleTurtlewaschiefoftheMiamitribewhoseterritorybecamewhatisnowIndianaandOhio.
57.十八世紀(jì)時(shí)，"小烏龜"是邁阿密部落的酋長(zhǎng)，該部落的地盤就是今天的印第安那州和俄亥俄州。
58.Amongalmostsevenhundredspeciesofbamboo,somearefullygrownatlethanafoothigh,whileotherscangrowthreefeetintwenty-fourhours.
58.在竹子的近七百個(gè)品種中，有的全長(zhǎng)成還不到一英尺，有的卻能在二十四小時(shí)內(nèi)長(zhǎng)出三英尺。
59.Beforestaringonaseavoyage,prudentnavigatorslearntheseacharts,studythesailingdirections,andmemorizelighthouse本地stopreparethemselvesforanyconditionstheymightencounter.
59.謹(jǐn)慎的航海員在出航前，會(huì)研究航向，記錄的燈塔的位置，以便對(duì)各種可能出現(xiàn)的情況做到有備無(wú)患。
60.Ofalltheeconomicallyimportantplants,palmshavebeentheleaststudied.
60.在所有的經(jīng)濟(jì)作物中，棕櫚樹(shù)得到的研究最少。
61.Buyersandsellersshouldbeawareofnewdevelopmentsintechnologycananddoesaffectmarketingactivities.
61.購(gòu)買者和銷售者都應(yīng)該留意技術(shù)的新發(fā)展，原因很簡(jiǎn)單，因?yàn)榧夹g(shù)能夠并且已經(jīng)影響著營(yíng)銷活動(dòng)。
62.Theapplicationofelectroniccontrolsmadepossiblebythemicroprocessorandcomputerstoragehavemultipliedtheusesofthemodern無(wú)效writer.
62.電腦儲(chǔ)存和由于電子微處理機(jī)得以實(shí)現(xiàn)的電控運(yùn)用成倍的增加了現(xiàn)代打字機(jī)的功能。
63.Thehumanskeletonconsistsofmorethantwohundredbonesboundtogetherbytoughandrelativelyinelasticconnectivetissuescalledligaments.
63.人類骨骼有二百多塊骨頭組成，住些骨頭石油堅(jiān)韌而相對(duì)缺乏彈性的，被稱為韌帶的結(jié)蒂組連在一起。
64.Thepigmentationofapearlisinfluencedbythe無(wú)效ofoysterinwhichitdevelopsandbythedepth,temperature,andthesaltcontentofthewaterinwhichtheoysterlives.
64.珍珠的色澤受到作為其母體牡蠣種類及牡蠣生活水域的深度，溫度和含鹽度的制約。
65.Althoughmockingbirdssuperblymimicthesongsandcallsofmanybirds,theycannonethelebequicklyidentifiedasmockingbirdsbycertainauralclues.
65.盡管模仿鳥(niǎo)學(xué)很多種鳥(niǎo)的鳴叫聲惟妙惟肖，但人類還是能夠依其聲音上的線索很快識(shí)別它們。
66.Notonlycanwalkingfishliveoutofwater,buttheycanalsotravelshortdistancesoverland.
66.鲇魚(yú)不僅可以離開(kāi)水存活，還可以在岸上短距離移動(dòng)。
67.Scientistsdonotknowwhydinosaursbecameextinct,butsometheoriespostulatethatchangersingeography,climate,andsealevelswereresponsible.
67.科學(xué)家不知道恐龍為何絕種了，但是一些理論推斷是地理，氣候和海平面的變
化造成的。
68.Thescienceofhorticulture,inwhichtheprimaryconcernsaremaximumyieldandsuperiorquality,utilizesinFORMationderivedfromothersciences.
68.主要目的在于豐富和優(yōu)質(zhì)的農(nóng)藝學(xué)利用了其他科學(xué)的知識(shí)。
69.Snowaidsfarmersbykeepingheartinthelowergroundlevels,therebysavingtheseedsfromfreezing.
69.雪對(duì)農(nóng)民是一種幫助，因?yàn)樗３值貙油寥赖臏囟�，使種子不致凍死。
70.Eventhoughtheprecisequalitiesofheroinliterarywordsmayvaryovertime,thebasicexemplaryfunctionoftheheroseemstoremainconstant.
70.歷代文學(xué)作品中的英雄本色雖各有千秋，但其昭世功力卻是恒古不變的。
71.Peopleinprehistorictimescreatedpaintsbygrindingmaterialssuchasplantsandclayintopowerandthenaddingwater.
71.史前的人們制造顏料是將植物和泥土等原料磨成粉末，然后加水。
72.Oftenveryannoyingweeds,goldenrodscrowdoutlehardyplantsandactashoststomanyinsectpests.
72.hj花通常令人生厭，它擠走不那么頑強(qiáng)的植物，并找來(lái)很多害蟲(chóng)。
73.Startingaround7000B.C.,andforthenextfourthousandyears,muchoftheNorthernHemisphereexperiencedtemperatureswarmerthanatpresent.
73.大約從公元前七千年開(kāi)始，在四千年當(dāng)中，北半球的溫度比現(xiàn)在高。
74.WhenHenryFordfirstsoughtfinancialbackingformakingcars,theverynotionoffarmersandclerksowningautomobileswasconsideredridiculous.
74.當(dāng)亨利.福特最初制造汽車為尋求資金支持時(shí)，農(nóng)民和一般職員也能擁有汽車的想法被認(rèn)為是可笑的。
75.Thoughoncequitelarge,thepopulationofthebaldeagleacroNorthAmericahasdrasticallydeclinedinthepastfortyyears.
75.北美禿頭鷹的數(shù)量一度很多，但在近四十年中全北美的禿頭鷹數(shù)量急劇下降。
76.Thebeaverchewsdowntreestogetfoodandmaterialwithwhichtobuilditshome.
76.水獺啃倒樹(shù)木，以便取食物并獲得造窩的材料。
77.Poodleswereonceusedasretrieversinduckhunting,buttheAmericanKennelClubdoesnotconsiderthemsportingdogsbecausetheyarenowprimarilykeptaspets.
77.長(zhǎng)卷毛狗曾被用作獵鴨時(shí)叼回獵物的獵犬，但是美國(guó)KennelClub卻不承認(rèn)它們?yōu)楂C犬，因?yàn)樗鼈儸F(xiàn)在大多數(shù)作為寵物飼養(yǎng)。
78.Asaresultofwhatisnowknowinphysicsandchemistry,scientistshavebeenabletomakeimportantdiscoveriesinbiologyandmedicine.
78.物理學(xué)和化學(xué)的一個(gè)成果是使得科學(xué)家們能在生物學(xué)和醫(yī)學(xué)上獲得重大發(fā)現(xiàn)。
79.ThepracticeofmakingexcellentfilmsbasedonratherobscurenovelshasbeengoingonsolongintheUnitedStatesastoconstituteatradition.
79.根據(jù)默默無(wú)聞的小說(shuō)制作優(yōu)秀影片在美國(guó)由來(lái)已久，已經(jīng)成為傳統(tǒng)。
80.Sincetheconsumerconsidersthebestfruitto
obethatwhichisthemostattractive,thegrowermustprovideproductsthatsatisfythediscerningeye.
80.因?yàn)轭櫩驼J(rèn)為最好的水果應(yīng)該看起來(lái)也是最漂亮的，所以種植者必須提供能滿足挑剔眼光的產(chǎn)品。
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81.電視，這項(xiàng)從迅速變化和成長(zhǎng)為標(biāo)志的最普及和最有影響力的現(xiàn)代技術(shù)，正在步入一個(gè)新時(shí)代，一個(gè)極為成熟和多樣化的時(shí)代，這將重塑我們的生活和世界。
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82.電視不僅僅是一件電器；它是表達(dá)的手段和交流的載體并因此成為聯(lián)系他人的有力工具。
83.Evenmoreshockingisthefactthatthenumberandrateofimprisonmenthavemorethandoubledoverthepasttwentyyears,andrecidivism------thatistherateforre-arrest------ismorethan60percent.
83.更讓人吃驚的事實(shí)是監(jiān)禁的數(shù)目和比例在過(guò)去的二十年中翻了一番還有余，以及累犯率——即再次拘押的比例——為百分之六十強(qiáng)。
84.HisteachingbeganattheMassachusettsInstituteofTechnology,butWilliamRaineyHarperluredhimtothenewuniversityofChicago,whereheremainedofficiallyforexactlyagenerationandwherehisstudentsinadvancedcompositionfoundhimterrifyinglyfrigidintheclassroombutsympatheticandunderstandingintheirpersonalconferences.
84.他的教書(shū)生涯始于麻省理工學(xué)院，但是WilliamRaineyHarper把他吸引到了新成立的芝加哥大學(xué)。他在那里正式任職長(zhǎng)達(dá)整整一代人的時(shí)間。他的高級(jí)作文課上的學(xué)生覺(jué)得他在課上古板得可怕，但私下交流卻富有同情和理解。
85.Theslothpayssuchlittleattentiontoitspersonalhygienethatgreenalgaegrowonitscoarsehairandcommunitiesofaparasiticmothliveinthedepthsofitscoatproducingcaterpillarswhichgrazeonitsmouldyhair.Itsmusclesaresuchthatitisquitsincapableofmovingataspeedofoverakilometeranhourevenovertheshortestdistancesandtheswiftestmovementitcanmakeisasweepofitshookedarm.
85.樹(shù)獺即不講究衛(wèi)生，以至于它粗糙的毛發(fā)上生出綠苔，成群的寄生蛾生長(zhǎng)在它的皮毛深處，變成毛毛蟲(chóng)，并以它的臟毛為食。她的肌肉不能讓他哪怕在很短的距離以內(nèi)以每小時(shí)一公里的速度移動(dòng)。它能做的最敏捷的動(dòng)作就是揮一揮它彎曲的胳膊。
86.Artificialflowersareusedforscientificaswellasfordecorativepurposes.Theyaremadefromavarietyofmaterials,suchaswayandglass,soskillfullythattheycanscar
celybedistinguishedfromnaturalflowers.
86.人造花卉即可用于科學(xué)目的，也可用于裝飾目的，它們可以用各種各樣的材料制成，臂如蠟和玻璃；其制作如此精巧，幾乎可以以假亂真。
87.ThreeyearsofresearchatanabandonedcoalmineinArgonne,Illinois,haveresultedinfindingsthatscientistsbelievecanhelpreclaimthousandsofminedisposalsitesthatscarthecoal-richregionsoftheUnitedStates.
87.在伊利諾州Angonne市的一個(gè)廢棄煤礦的三年研究取得了成果，科學(xué)家們相信這些成果可以幫助改造把美國(guó)產(chǎn)煤區(qū)弄得傷痕累累的數(shù)千個(gè)舊煤常
88.Whenthepersuadingandtheplanningforthewesternrailroadshadfinallybeencompleted,thereallychallengingtaskremained:thedangerous,sweaty,backbreaking,brawlingbusineofactuallybuildingthelines.
88.當(dāng)有關(guān)西部鐵路的說(shuō)服和規(guī)劃工作終于完成后，真正艱難的任務(wù)還沒(méi)有開(kāi)始；即危險(xiǎn)，吃力，需要傷筋動(dòng)骨和吵吵嚷嚷的建造這些鐵路的實(shí)際工作。
89.Becauseofthespacecrunch,theArtMuseumhasbecomeincreasinglycautiousinconsideringacquisitionsanddonationsofart,insomecasespassingupopportunitiestostrengtheniscollections.
89.由于空間不足，藝術(shù)博物館在考慮購(gòu)買和接受捐贈(zèng)的藝術(shù)品是越來(lái)越慎重，有些情況下放棄其進(jìn)一步改善收藏的機(jī)會(huì)。
90.TheUnitedStatesConstitutionrequiresthatPresidentbeanatural-borncitizen,thirty-fiveyearsofageorolder,whohaslivedintheUnitedStatesforaminimumoffourteenyears.
90.美國(guó)憲法要求總統(tǒng)是生于美國(guó)本土的公民，三十五歲以上，并且在美國(guó)居住了至少十四年。
91.AridregionsinthesouthwesternUnitedStateshavebecomeincreasinglyinvitingplaygroundsforthegrowingnumberofrecreationseekerswhoownvehiclessuchasmotorcyclesorpoweredtrailbikesandindulgeinhill-climbingcontestsorincavingnewtrailsinthedesert.
91.美國(guó)西部的不毛之地正成為玩耍的地方，對(duì)越來(lái)越多擁有摩托車或越野單車類車輛的，喜歡放縱于爬坡比賽或開(kāi)辟新的沙漠通道的尋歡作樂(lè)者具有不斷增長(zhǎng)的吸引力。
92.Stonedoesdecay,andsotoolsoflongagohaveremainedwheneventhebonesofthemanwhomadethemhavedisappearedwithouttrace.
92.石頭不會(huì)腐爛，所以以前的(石器)工具能保存下來(lái)，雖然它們的制造者已經(jīng)消失的無(wú)影無(wú)蹤。
93.Insectswouldmakeitimpossibleforustoliveintheworld;theywoulddevourallourcropsandkillourflocksandherds,ifitwerenotfortheprotectionwegetfrominsect-eatinganimals.
93.昆蟲(chóng)就將會(huì)使我們無(wú)法在這個(gè)世界上居�。蝗绻覀儧](méi)有受到以昆蟲(chóng)為食的動(dòng)物的保護(hù)，昆蟲(chóng)就會(huì)吞嚼掉我們所有的莊稼并殺死我們飼養(yǎng)的禽獸。94.Itistruethatduringtheirexplorationsthey
oftenfaceddifficultiesanddangersofthemostperilousnature,equippedinamannerwhichwouldmakeamodernclimbershudderatthethought,buttheydidnotgooutoftheirwaytocourtsuchexcitement.
94.確實(shí)，他們?cè)谔诫U(xiǎn)中遇到了極具威脅性的困難和危險(xiǎn)，而他們的裝備會(huì)讓一個(gè)現(xiàn)代登山者想一想都會(huì)渾身顫栗。不過(guò)他們并不是刻意去追求刺激的。
95.Thereisonlyonedifferencebetweenanoldmanandayoungone:theyoungmanhasagloriousfuturebeforehimandoldonehasasplendidfuturebehindhim:andmaybethatiswheretherubis.
95.老人和年輕人之間只有一個(gè)區(qū)別：年輕人的前面有輝煌的未來(lái)，老年人燦爛的未來(lái)卻已在它們身后。這也許就是困難之所在。
96.Ifindyoungpeopleexciting.Theyhaveanairoffreedom,andtheyhavenotadrearycommitmenttomeanambitionsorlovecomfort.Theyarenotanxioussocialclimbers,andtheyhavenodevotiontomaterialthings.
96.我們位年強(qiáng)人振奮。它們帶有自由的氣息，他們不會(huì)為狹隘的野心和貪婪享受而孜孜以求。他們不是焦慮的向上爬的人，他們不會(huì)對(duì)物質(zhì)性的東西難舍難分。
97.IamalwaysamazedwhenIhearpeoplesayingthatsportcreatesgoodwillbetweenthenations,andthatifonlythecommonpeoplesoftheworldcouldmeetoneanotheratfootballorcricket,theywouldhavenoinclinationtomeetonthebattlefield.
97.每次我聽(tīng)說(shuō)體育運(yùn)動(dòng)能夠在國(guó)家間建立起友好感情，說(shuō)世界各地的普通人只要能在足球場(chǎng)或板球場(chǎng)上相遇就會(huì)沒(méi)有興趣在戰(zhàn)場(chǎng)上相遇的話，我都倍感詫異。
98.Itisimpossibletosaysimplyforthefunandexercise:assoonasthequestionofprestigearises,assoonasyoufeelthatyouandsomelargerunitwillbedisgracedifyoulose,themostsavagecombativeinstinctsarearound.
98.沒(méi)有可能僅僅為了娛樂(lè)或鍛煉而運(yùn)動(dòng)：一旦有了問(wèn)題，一旦你覺(jué)得你輸了你和你所屬團(tuán)體會(huì)有失體面時(shí)，你最野蠻的好斗本能就會(huì)被激發(fā)出來(lái)。
99.Ithasbeenfoundthatcertainbatsemitsqueaksandbyreceivingtheechoes,theycanlocateandsteerclearofobstacles------orlocateflyinginsectsonwhichtheyfeed.Thisecho-本地inbatsisoftencomparedwithradar,theprincipleofwhichissimilar.
99.人們已經(jīng)發(fā)現(xiàn)，某些蝙蝠發(fā)出尖叫聲并靠接受回響來(lái)鎖定和避免障礙物——或者找到它們賴以為生的昆蟲(chóng)。蝙蝠這種回響定位法常拿來(lái)和原理與之很相近似的雷達(dá)相比。
100.Asthetimeandcostofmakingaclipdroptoafewdaysandafewhundreddollars,engineersmaysoonbefreetolettheirimaginationssoarwithoutbeingpenalizedbyexpensivefailure.
100.隨著芯片制造時(shí)間和費(fèi)用降低到了幾天和幾百美元，工程師們可能很快可以任他們的想象馳騁而不會(huì)被昂貴的失敗所懲罰。
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1.Accordingtoarecentsurvey,fourmillionpeopledieeachyearfromdiseaseslinkedtosmoking.依照最近的一項(xiàng)調(diào)查，每年有4000000人死于與吸煙有關(guān)的疾玻
2.Thelatestsurveysshowthatquiteafewchildrenhaveunpleasantassociationswithhomework.最近的調(diào)查顯示相當(dāng)多的孩子對(duì)家庭作業(yè)沒(méi)什么好感。
3.NoinventionhasreceivedmorepraiseandabusethanInternet.沒(méi)有一項(xiàng)發(fā)明像互聯(lián)網(wǎng)一樣同時(shí)受到如此多的贊揚(yáng)和批評(píng)。
4.Peopleseemtofailtotakeintoaccountthefactthateducationdoesnotendwithgraduation.人們似乎忽視了教育不應(yīng)該隨著畢業(yè)而結(jié)束這一事實(shí)。
5.Anincreasingnumberofpeoplearebeginningtorealizethateducationisnotcompletewithgraduation.越來(lái)越多的人開(kāi)始意識(shí)到教育不能隨著畢業(yè)而結(jié)束。
6.Whenitcomestoeducation,themajorityofpeoplebelievethateducationisalifetimestudy.說(shuō)到教育，大部分人認(rèn)為其是一個(gè)終生的學(xué)習(xí)。
7.Manyexpertspointoutthatphysicalexercisecontributesdirectlytoaperson'sphysicalfitness.許多專家指出體育鍛煉直接有助于身體健康。
8.Propermeasuresmustbetakentolimitthenumberofforeigntouristsandthegreateffortsshouldbemadetoprotectlocalenvironmentandhistoryfromtheharmfuleffectsofinternationaltourism.應(yīng)該采取適當(dāng)?shù)拇胧┫拗仆鈬?guó)旅游者的數(shù)量，努力保護(hù)當(dāng)?shù)丨h(huán)境和歷史不受國(guó)際旅游業(yè)的不利影響。
9.Anincreasingnumberofexpertsbelievethatmigrantswillexertpositiveeffectsonconstructionofcity.However,thisopinionisnowbeingquestionedbymoreandmorecityresidents,whocomplainthatthemigrantshavebroughtmanyseriousproblemslikecrimeanddrug.越來(lái)越多的專家相信移民對(duì)城市的建設(shè)起到積極作用。然而，越來(lái)越多的城市居民卻懷疑這種說(shuō)法，他們抱怨民工給城市帶來(lái)了許多嚴(yán)重的問(wèn)題，像犯罪和吸毒。
10.Manycityresidentscomplainthatitissofewbusesintheircitythattheyhavetospendmuchmoretimewaitingforabus,whichisusuallycrowdedwithalargenumberofpassengers.許多市民抱怨城市的公交車太少，以至于他們要花很長(zhǎng)時(shí)間等一輛公交車，而車上可能已滿載乘客。
11.Thereisnodenyingthefactthatairpollutionisanextremelyseriousproblem:thecityauthoritiesshouldtakestrongmeasurestodeal
withit.無(wú)可否認(rèn)，空氣污染是一個(gè)極其嚴(yán)重的問(wèn)題：城市當(dāng)局應(yīng)該采取有力措施來(lái)解決它。
12.Aninvestigationshowsthatfemaleworkerstendtohaveafavorableattitudetowardretirement.一項(xiàng)調(diào)查顯示婦女歡迎退休。
13.Aproperparttimejobdoesnotoccupystudents'toomuchtime.Infact,itisunhealthyforthemtospendalloftimeontheirstudy.Asanoldsayinggoes:AllworkandnoplaymakesJackadullboy.一份適當(dāng)?shù)臉I(yè)余工作并不會(huì)占用學(xué)生太多的時(shí)間。事實(shí)上，把全部的時(shí)間都用到學(xué)習(xí)上并不健康，正如那句老話：只工作，不玩耍，聰明的孩子會(huì)變傻。
14.Anygovernment,whichisblindtothispoint,maypayaheavyprice.任何政府忽視這一點(diǎn)都將付出巨大的代價(jià)。
15.Nowadays,manystudentsalwaysgointorapturesatthemerementionofthecominglifeofhighschoolorcollegetheywillbegin.Unfortunately,formostyoungpeople,itisnotpleasantexperienceontheirfirstdayoncampus.當(dāng)前，一提到即將開(kāi)始的學(xué)校生活，許多學(xué)生都會(huì)興高采烈。然而，對(duì)多數(shù)年輕人來(lái)說(shuō)，校園剛開(kāi)始的日子并不是什么愉快的經(jīng)歷。
16.Inviewoftheseriousneofthisproblem,effectivemeasuresshouldbetakenbeforethingsgetworse.考慮到問(wèn)題的嚴(yán)重性，在事態(tài)進(jìn)一步惡化之前，必須采取有效的措施。
17.Themajorityofstudentsbelievethatparttimejobwillprovidethemwithmoreopportunitiestodeveloptheirinterpersonalskills,whichmayputtheminafavorablepositioninthefuturejobmarkets.大部分學(xué)生相信業(yè)余工作會(huì)使他們有更多機(jī)會(huì)發(fā)展人際交往能力，而這對(duì)他們未來(lái)找工作是非常有好處的。
18.Itisindisputablethattherearemillionsofpeoplewhostillhaveamiserablelifeandhavetofacethedangersofstarvationandexposure.無(wú)可爭(zhēng)辯，現(xiàn)在有成千上萬(wàn)的人仍過(guò)著挨餓受凍的痛苦生活。
19.Althoughthisviewiswildlyheld,thisislittleevidencethateducationcanbeobtainedatanyageandatanyplace.盡管這一觀點(diǎn)被廣泛接受，很少有證據(jù)表明教育能夠在任何地點(diǎn)、任何年齡進(jìn)行。
20.Noonecandenythefactthataperson'seducationisthemostimportantaspectofhislife.沒(méi)有人能否認(rèn)：教育是人生最重要的一方面。
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1.IhatehikingandI'mnotintoclassicalmusic.
2.IsurftheInternetallthetimeandIlikeplayingcomputergames.
3.RockmusicisOK,andsoisskiing.
4.Chuckisabusinessmanwhoisalwayssobusythathehaslittletimeforhisfriends.
5.OnedayChuckisonaflightacrothePacificOceanwhensuddenlyhisplanecrashes.
6.Herealizesthathehasn’tbeenaverygoodfriendbecausehehasalwaysbeenthinkingabouthimself.
7.Chucklearnsthatweneedfriendstosharehappineandsorrow,andthatitisimportanttohavesomeonetocareabout.
8.WhenhemakesfriendswithWilson,heunderstandthatfriendshipisaboutfeelingsandthatwemustgiveasmuchaswetake.
9.ThelessonwecanlearnfromChuckandalltheotherswhohaveunusualfriendsisthatfriendsareteachers.
10.Ifoundthebathroom,butIdidn’tfindwhatIwaslookingfor.
11.Don’tforgettobuymesomeketchuponyourwayback.
12.Therearemorethan42countrieswherethemajorityofthepeoplespeakEnglish.
http://www.zzlgroo.com otal,formorethan375millionpeopleEnglishistheirmothertongue.
14.InChinastudentslearnEnglishatschoolasaforeignlanguage,exceptforthoseinHongKong,wheremanypeoplespeakEnglishasafirstorasecondlanguage.
15.Inonlyfiftyyears,Englishhasdevelopedintothelanguagemostwidelyspokenandusedintheworld.
16.WithsomanypeoplecommunicatinginEnglisheveryday,itwillbecomemoreandmoreimportanttohaveagoodknowledgeofEnglish.
17.ForalongtimethelanguageinAmericastayedthesame,whilethelanguageinEnglandchanged.
http://www.zzlgroo.com hesamewayAmericansstillusetheexpression―Igue―(meaning―Ithink‖),justastheBritishdid300yearsago.
19.Atthesametime,BritishEnglishandAmericanEnglishstartedborrowingwordsfromotherlanguages,endingupwithdifferentwords.
20.Exceptforthesedifferencesinspelling,writtenEnglishismoreorlethesameinbothBritishandAmericanEnglish.
21.However,mostofthetimepeoplefromthetwocountriesdonothaveanydifficultyinunderstandingeachother.
22.Manypeopletravelbecausetheywanttoseeothercountriesandvisitplacesthatarefamous,interestingorbeautiful.
23.Manyoftoday’stravelersarelookingforanunusualexperienceandadventuretravelisbecomingmoreandmorepopular.
24.Insteadofspendingyourvacationonabus,inahotelorsittingonthebeach,youmaywanttotryhiking.
25.Hikingisfunandexciting,butyoushouldn’tforgetsafety.
26.Araftisasmallboatthatyoucanusetopaddledownriversandstreams.
27.Ifyouwantanormalraftingtrip,chooseaquietstreamorriverthatiswideandhasfewfallentreesorrocks.
28.Thename―whitewater―comesfromthefactthatthewaterinthesestreamsandriverslookswhitewhenitmovesquickly.
29.Aswithhiking,youshouldalwaysthinkaboutyoursafetyandweargoodclothes.
30.JaneandBettyaregoingonseparateholidaysinafewdays’time.
31.WhenareyouofftoGuangzhou?
32.Myplaneleavesatseven,soIthinkwe’lltakeataxi.
33.SeeyouwhenIgetback.
34.Thenextmomentthefirstwavesweptherdown,swallowingthegarden.
35.Now,thewater,whichwascoldasiceandflowedfasterthanariver,wasaboveherknees.
36.JeffandFloralookedintoeachother’sfacewithalookoffright.
37.Flora,whosebeautifulhairanddrewereallcoldandwet,startedcrying.
38.Treeaftertreewentdown,cutdownbythewater,whichmusthavebeenthreemetersdeep.
39.Thegardenthatwasoncesobeautifulwascompletelydestroyed,sweptawaybythewildwater.
40.IfoundsomephotosofinterestingplaceswhichwerenottoofarawayfromChengdu.
41.HetoldmethatIcouldgoonatwo-daytriptoLeshanandEmei,whichwasn’ttooexpensive.
42.First,wewenttoLeshan,whereweclimbedallthewayupthemountaintoseetheBuddha.
43.Lookingupatthelargeheadanddownatthelargefeetmakesyoufeelsosmall.
44.WeiBintookphotosofusstandinginfrontoftheBuddha.
45.StevenSpielberg,whosemotherwasamusicteacher,wasbornin1946inasmalltowninAmerica.
46.In1959Spielbergwonaprizeforafilmwhichhemadewhenhewasthirteenyearsold.
47.Thereasonwhyhecouldnotgotherewasthathisgradesweretoolow.
48.Hereheworkedonashortfilm,whichwonhimajobastheyoungestfilmdirectorintheworld.
49.ThiswasthemomentwhenSpieberg’scareerreallytookoff.
50.Itisaboutabigwhitesharkthatattacksswimmerswhoarespendingtheirholidaysinasmallvillagebythesea.
51.Manypeoplewhosawthefilmwereafraidtoswimintheseawhentheyrememberedthescenesinwhichpeoplewereeatenbytheshark.
52.Spielberghasmadetwofilmsaboutcreaturesthatcometotheearthfromouterspace.
53.Forexample,ET(1982)isaboutayoungboycalledElliottwhomakesfriendswithasmallcreaturefromouterspaceandhelpshimtofindawaytogohome.
54.JurassicPark,whichSpielbergmadein1993,isaboutaparkwhereaveryrichmankeepsdifferentkindsofdinosaurs.
55.Inhiswarfilms,hehasshownthatloveandpeacewillwinoverwarintheend.
56.StevenSpielbergisoneofthetopdirectorsinthefilmindustryandalsohasmanyfansinChina.
57.Whenaskedaboutthesecretofhissuccess,StevenSpielbergsaidthatheowesmuchofhissucceandhappinetohiswifeandchildren.
58.HemetCateCapshaw,whoisanactress,whenhewasworkingononeofhisfilms.
59.Afterthatitstilltooksevenyearsbeforetheyfinallygotmarried.
60.MrGao,theonlyteacheroftheShuiquanPrimarySchool,hastostayawayforamonthtotakecareofhissickmother.
61.ThemostimportantthingforyoungMinzhiisnottoloseanymorepupilsfromtheschool---NOTONELESS—beforeMr.Gaoreturns!
62.Shetriestokeepthestudentsintheclassroombylockingthemupintheclassroomandrunningafterthosewhoescape.
63.Minzhiwantstogototown,butshecan’taffordtobuyabusticket.
64.Shewantsthemtoletherappearliveontheair,hopingthatHuikewillseeher.
65.Manypeoplelikethisnotjustbecausethestoryitselfismoving,butalsobecausemostofthepeopleinthefilmusetheirrealnamesandplaythemselves.
66.Igueitwasn’treallyyourfault,wasit?
67.PeoplewhogotoaformalWesterndinnerpartyforthefirsttimemaybesurprisedbytablemannersinWesternculture.
68.Havinggoodtablemannersmeansknowing,forexample,howtouseknivesandforks,whentodrinkatoastandhowtobehaveatthetable.
69.Theknifeandforkthatareclosesttoyourplatearealittlebitbiggerthantheonesbesidethem.
70.InChina,yousometimesgetahot,dampclothtocleanyourfaceandhands,which,however,isnotthecustominWesterncountries.
71.Whendrinkingtosomeone’shealth,youraiseyourglasses,buttheglassesshouldnottouch.
72.Althoughgoodmannersalwaysmakeyoulookgood,youdonotneedtoworryaboutalltheseruleswhilehavingdinnerwithyourfriendsorfamily.
73.Itistruethatmanyoftheworld’sgreatestcitieshavebeenbuiltonthebanksofariver.
74.Wewilldoeverythingwecantosaveourcity.
75.PiecesofthepalacesthathadbeenhiddenbeforetheNaziscamecouldbeusedtobuildthecityanditsculture.
76.Withthehelpofoldpaintingsandphotographs,thepeopleofStPetersburgwereabletobringbackthebeautyoftheircultureandhistory.
77.Oldpaintings,includingaportraitofPetertheGreatwhichwasfoundinthesnowoutsideStPetersburg,havebeencarefullyrecreated,andtheoldpalaceshavebeenmadeaswonderfulasinthepast.
78.TodayPetertheGreatonhisbronzehorsecanonceagainlookoutoverthecityhebuilt.
79.Strong,proudandunited,thepeopleofStPetersburgarethemodernheroesofRussia.
80.Someofthegamesinwhichtheyoungmencompletedwere:running,jumpingandwrestling.
81.InSydneytheChineseteamgot28goldmedals,rankingthirdofthecompetingcountries.
82.ManyoftheChinesemedalswerewonindivingandgymnasticsandalsoineventssuchasweightliftingandshooting.
83.Followingthehistory-makingsucceinthe2000SydneyOlympicGames,Chinawonanothergreatcompetitionin2001whichwasnotforamedal.
84.ThepeopleofBeijing.andofthewholecountry,willbepreparingtolighttheOlympic.gzpinda.comeathletesandsportsfansfromallovertheworld.
85.WangMeiputsherhandintoherpocket,takesoutherredcellphoneandpressesthetalkkey.
86.Cellphones,ormobilephones,makeitpossibleforustotalktoanyonefromanywhere.
87.Newfunctionsarebeingaddedtothephones.
88.Thelatestcellphoneshavefeaturessuchasgames,musicandanelectroniccalendarthatwillremindyouaboutappointmentsandimportantdates.
89.Thestudentsobeytherulesandagreenottousetheirphonesintheclassroom.
90.Theanswerseemstobethatwehaveaneedtostayintouchwithfriendsandfamilynomatterwhereweareorwhatwearedoing.
91.Havingacellphonealsomakesusfeelsafer,sincewecancallforhelpincaseofanemergency.
92.Shesaysthathercellphonehelpsherdowhatevershewantstodoandstillstayintouchwithherparentsandfriends.
93.‖Ithinkit’sthemostusefulinventionever―WangMeisaysassheisdiallingthenumbertoXiaoLiagaintoaskherwhatshewillbewearingtoschooltomorrow.
94.WangMeicallsherbestfriendXiaoLiatleastonceadaytoseehowsheisdoingandwhatisgoingon.
95.Once,theearthwasabeautifulblueplanetwherepeoplelivedhappilyamongtreesandanimals.
96.Thehumanbeingshavebeenabletokeepasmall,secretschoolopensincethemachinestookover.
97.Now,theleaderhasaskedagroupofstudentstodowhattheycantosavetheearth.
98.Instead,thestudentshavedecidedtocomeupwithapeacefulsolution.
99.SteveJonesisanenvironmentalexpertwhotriestokeepanimalsandplantsfrombecomingendangered.
100.Weoftentalkabouthowimportantitistotakecareofourselvesandourplanet,butwedon’talwaysdoaswesay.
101.Manyoftheearth’splantsandanimalshavealreadydiedout,andseveralotherspeciesareendangered.
102.Ifwewanttoliveabetterlifeandhaveabrightfuture,wemustlearntoactinwaysthatdonotharmotherlivingthings.
103.Ifweknowmoreaboutwhatcausesendangerment,wemaybeabletotakemeasuresbeforeitistoolate.
104.Aspeciescanbecomeendangeredfordifferentreasons.
105.Animalsandplantsmusthaveahabitat,orhome,whichiscomfortableandclean,andwherethereisenoughfoodandotherresources.
106.Theyareallusedtotheirenvironment;thatis,theyhavelearnthowtolivesuccessfullyintheirhabitat.
107.Expertstellusthatweneedtothinkaboutwhatwecandotokeepanimalsandplantsfrombecomingendangered.
108.ProfessorStevensonexplainedtothestudentsthatthemiludeerhadbeenverycommoninChinaalongtimeago,butitdisappearedduringtheMingandQingDynasties.
109.WhatwehearontheradioorseeonTVisonlyasmallpartofallthewonderfulmusicthatiswaitingforus.
110.Peoplehavebeenplayingthebluesformanyyears,butthemusichaskeptmanyofitscharacteristics.
111.Hip-topmusicoftencombinespartsofotherstylestocreatemusicthatwillhelppeoplehearnewthingsinoldmusic.
112.Latinmusic–musicthatusestraditionalstylesfromLatinAmerica—hasspreadallovertheworld.
113.ThebluescomesfromAfricansongsthatpeopleusedtosingwhentheyworkedandduringfestivals.
114.Thereisawidevarietyofnewmusictobediscoveredineverycorneroftheworld,sothenexttimeyoulookforatapeoraCD,don’tjustlookforChineseorAmericanmusic—openyour
earstothesoundsoftheworld.
115.Theyplaymusictosatisfytheirinnerdesire.
116.Theydonotthinkhowmuchmoneytheycanmakefromasong;instead,theysingfortheiremotionsandliveformusic.
117.Theproceofmakingrockmusic,however,istotallydifferent.
118.Youmustbelieveinwhatyoudoandwhoyouwanttosucceedintheworld–themagicalworldofHogwartsandtherealone.
119.Ifonlytheycouldfindawaytogettotheroom,orwhateveritwas,behindthewall.
120.Oureatinghabitshavechanged,ashasourwayoflife,andthefuelweneedforourbodiesisalsodifferent.
121.Ifwewanttokeepupwiththehighpaceofmodernlife,wehadbetterlearntomaketherightchoicesaboutwhatandhowweeat.
122.Whenwechoosewhattobuyandeat,wehadbetterthinkwhetherthefoodwillgiveusthenutrientsweneed.
123.Vitamins,whichwecangetfromeatingvegetables,fruit,fishanddrinkingmilk,helpourbodyfightdisease.
124.Manypeopletodaymakechoicesabouttheireatinghabitsbasedonwhattheybelieve.
http://www.zzlgroo.com anicvegetablesarethosethataregrownwithoutchemicalsthatcanbeharmfultohumanbeingsortheenvironment.
126.Becausewehavesomuchtochoosefrom,manycompaniesandstoresofferadviceaboutwhatweshouldeat.
127.Thebestwaytomakesurethatwewillfeelandlookfineistodevelophealthyeatinghabits.128.Onlyinthatwaywillwebereadyfrothechallengesandopportunitiesinlife.
129.Iamalittlenervousabout,becauseIamnotsurehowIshouldbehaveatthedinnertable.130.TheweekfollowingChristmasDay,manyAfrican—Americanfamiliesgettogethertogreetthenewyearandthinkaboutthepast.
131.Kwanzaawasbornin1966,whenpeoplecreatedanewfestivalsothatAfricanAmericanswouldbeabletocelebratetheirhistoryandculture.
132.Wemustdoasmuchaswecantomakeourcommunitybetterandmorebeautiful.
133.SinceKwanzaaisatimeforlearningaswellasjoy,peoplecelebrateitbylightingacandleeachdayanddiscussingoneofthesevenprinciplesofKwanzaa.
134.Eachtimewecelebrateafestivalitchangesalittleandinthatwaywekeepourculturealive.135.PeterplayedatrickonCarolandshewouldn’ttalktohimfortwodays.TheymadepeaceafterPetertreatedhertoanicelunch.
136.Itisareminderthatweneedtocareabouttheworldweliveinandthatweshouldlearntorespectlifeandnature.
137.Thebesttrickisonethatmakeseveryonelaugh,includingthe―fool‖.
138.DoyourememberoneafternoontenyearsagowhenIcametoyourhouseandborrowedanecklaceofyours?
139.Ican’tbetheonlywomanwhoisn’twearingjewellery.
140.Isawalovelydiamondnecklacewithabigbluestoneinthecenter.
141.PierreandIdidhaveaverygoodtimeattheball.Butthatwasthelastmomentofhappineinourlives.
142.OnourwayhomethatnightIlookeddownandsawthatthenecklacewasnotaroundmyneck
anymore.
143.Ifweworktogether,wemightcomeupwithaverygoodstory.
144.Thestudentisonherwaytoschoolandshemeetsagirlthatlooksexactlylikeher.
http://www.zzlgroo.com he18thcentury,BenjaminFranklinconductedanumberexperimentsinwhichheshowedwhatelectricityis.
146.HavingrealizedthatIcoulduseakitetoattractlightning,Idecidedtodoanexperiment.
147.Whenthefirstthunderstormcame,ItookmycondensertoashedinthefieldswhereIcoulddomyexperiment.
148.Tiethecornersofthehandkerchieftothepointsofthecross,andyouwillhaveanicestrongkite.
149.Thisribbon,whichmustnotgetwet,willprotectyoufromtheelectricity.
150.Britishlawsaysthateverynewdrugmustbetestedonatleasttwodifferentkinksofanimals,suchasmiceordogs.
151.Scientistssaythatifamedicineworkswithanimals,thereisaveryhighchancethatitalsoworkswithpeople.
152.Thereisnodoubtthat100yearsagoanimaltestingwascruelbuttodayanimalsinexperimentsareverywelltakencareof.
153.Ithasoftenbeensaidthatlifeisdifficultasitis.Forwomenitsometimestwiceasdifficult.154.OnthethirddayIwasstrugglingthroughstormyweatherandduringthenextweekthewindgrewstrongerandIfoundmyselfspendingawholedayinmytent.
155.Changeswerejustaroundthecorner.
156.IhadtraveledonlytwohoursonedaywhenthewindsincreasedsomuchthatIhadtoputmytentupbeforethewindsbecametoostrong.
157.IwasthankfulforallthetrainingIhadhad.
158.IwassooptimisticthatIdecidedthatthenextday,Iwouldincreasemyworkdayto12hours.159.Lyingontheice,Iwouldsoondie.IstruggledtomykneesknowingthatsomehowIhadtoputmytentupforshelter.
160.ItisanexperienceIshallneverforgetandshallvaluefortherestofmylife.
161.Inhertelevisionshowsshemakesitpossibletotalkaboutgreatmomentsanddifficultiesinpeople’slives.Shehashelpedthousandsofmenandwomencometotermswiththingsthatbotherthemandthattheycouldnottalkaboutwithothers.
162.Sheisablackwomanwhoserisetofameisaninspiringstory.
163.Itwasatimeinwhichmanysadthingshappenedtoher.
164.In1984,shemovedtoChicago,whereshebecamethehostofatalkshowcalled―AMChicago‖.
165.Herlifeshowsusthathardworkanddisciplinearetheroadtoself—improvement,andsucceliessomewherealongtheroad.
166.WhenIgrowupIhopetobejustassuccessfulasyouare.
167.NewZealandisanislandthatliesofftheeasterncoastofAustralia.Itismakeupoftwolargeislands:NorthIslandandSouthIsland.
168.TheoceanandseassurroundingtheislandsaredeepblueandmanyofNewZealand’scitieslieonabayandhaveanaturaldeepharbor.
169.TheNorthIslandisfamousfroanareaofhotsprings,someofwhichthrowhotwaterhighintotheair.
170.TherearemanyplantsandanimalsthatonlyliveinNewZealand.
171.Morethan120yearslater,CapitalJamesCooktookpossessionoftheislandsin1796andfromthattimeBritishpeoplestartedtosettleinNewZealand.
172.ItisagoodthingthatNewZealandhelpstheMaoritokeeptheirownlanguageandculture.173.NewZealandhasapopulationofabout3.8millionpeople,ofwhichaboutfourteenpercentareMaori.
174.ThemajorityofthepeoplespeakEnglish.However,Maori,whichthenativelanguageoftheMaoripeople,isalsoanofficiallanguage.
175.Maorichildrenaretaughtatanearlyagewhattodowhentheycomethemarae.
176.NewZealandwineisofhighqualityandissoldallovertheworld.Livinginacountrywithplentyofspaceandagoodclimate,NewZealandersloveallkindsofsportandoutdooractivities.177.FarmersinChinahavelongusedtechniquessuchasfertilizationandirrigationtomaketheirlandproducemore.
178.Tomakeasmuchuseofthelandaspossible,twoormorecropsareplantedeachyearwherepossible.
179.Itwasfromtheearly1990sthatscientistsstartedtodevelopednewtechniquestoincreaseagriculturalproductionwithoutharmingtheenvironment.
180.Notonlyisfoodproductionimportantbutalsotakingcareoftheenvironment.
http://www.zzlgroo.com ingthelatesttechnologies,Chinesescientistsgrowvegetablesingreenhouse.
182.Todaymanyvegetablesarenotgrowningardensbutingreenhouseswheretheyareprotectedforthewind,rainandinsects.Thetemperatureiscontrolledwithcomputers,nomatterhowtheweatherisoutside.
183.OneofChina’searlyagriculturalscientistswasJiasixie,wholivedinthesixthcentury.
184.Ifyougoagainstnatureanddothingsatthewrongtimeofyear,youwillhavetodomoreworkandtheresultswillnobesogood.
185.Whenyouploughthesoil,ploughdeepthefirstandledeepthesecondtime.
186.Thebestharvestisreachedwhenfarmerschangedthecropsintheirfields.
187.Hesaidthatitisgoodtogrowdifferentplantsnexttoeachotherinthesamefield.
188.Thewisdomoffarmersabouttheweatherandfarmingiscollectedinmanypopularproverbsandpassedonfromgenerationtogeneration.
189.Theactorsmakeuslaughbymakingfunofsomebody’swayofdressingortellinganamusingstory.
190.Itistheirclothes,make-upandthewaytheywalkthatmakepeoplelaugh.
191.Whatcomedianshaveincommonwiththeplayersinacomedyistheirwayofplayingwithwords.
192.DatingbacktotheQinDynasty,thetraditionalcrosstalkshow,orxiangshengshows,havemadepeoplealloverChinaroarwithlaughterforcenturies.
193.ThestoryofhowIgotmynewjob,andcometobeonsuchgoodtermswithmyboisfunnyone.
194.IcycledasfastasIcouldandsawthatthedriverintheyellowcarwaswaitingattheredlight.195.Itoldhimthathewasadangertootherpeopleontheroad.
196.Drivecarefullysothateveryonecanenjoyalonglife.
197.TherewasawomanwhowasthebooftheofficeinwhichIwantedtowork.
198.Iwaspleasedthatthemanagerhaddecidedtobeangrywithmeforhavingbeensorude.
199.Wecanlearnalotaboutwhatapersonisthinkingbywatchinghisorherbodylanguage.200.Justlikespokenlanguage,bodylanguagevariesfromculturetoculture.
201.Whiletherearemanydifferentinterpretationofourbodylanguage,somegesturesseemtobeuniversal.
202.Ifwearefeelingdownorlonely,thereisnothingbetterthantoseethesmilingfaceofagoodfriend.
203.Thefathermusthavesaidsomethingencouragingbecausetheboyfinallygotupandmadeagoodspeech.
204.Unliketraditionalamusementparks,themeparksoftenwanttoteachvisitorssomething.205.Whattheyallhaveincommonisthattheycombinefunwithopportunitytlearnsomething.206.Themeparkstrytomakesurethatvisitorsleaveknowingmoreabouttheirtheme.207.HavingenjoyedtheridesattheHeadland,visitorscantaketheshuttletotheLowland.
208.Visitorscangoonexcitingrideswheretheycanfeelwhatitisliketodothethingstheyhaveseentheirheroesdointhemovie.
209.Theparksarebecomingmoreadvancedandnewtechnologyallowsustoexperiencealmostanythingwithoutactuallybeingindangerorriskinginjury.
210.Havingbeentoldthatherdaughtergotsick,shehurriedtotheschooltotakeherhome.