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　　Eric Wilson, the reporter from Lifestyle Magazine, interviews two persons on how they spend their day．Read what they say and answer some questions．

　　My name’s Stella．I usually leave at around eight fifteen．It takes me around forty minutes, and we start at nine－sharp．I take a coffee break at eleven, and then have my lunch at one o’clock．Pretty much the same hours as most people, I guess．I generally get home around six o’clock, have a snack, and then watch the news on TV at seven．I eat around eight, watch more TV or read a book, and try to be in bed by ten．Pretty boring, really, but that’s life．

　　My name’s Sophie．You ask my daily routine---that’s kind of a strange thing to ask．Still, if you really want to know…I get up around eleven thirty, and I hang out and read the paper and drink some tea．Then I go to the gym around twelve thirty, till about one fifteen, I guess．Well, then I might do some shopping or visit a friend．I usually have something to eat around three thirty, and I leave home at six thirty, and get to work around seven．I work until eleven．I’m usually home by eleven thirty．I have a meal, watch TV or a video, and try and be in bed by one o’clock．Unusual, maybe, but I like it．

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Jimmy helps his father in the garden. Jimmy is the youngest in his family. His father wants to plant two trees. So he and Jimmy dig two holes in the garden. Then Jimmy's father plants the trees. Jimmy's tree is shorter than his father's. Jimmy looks at the trees. “Our garden looks much nicer now,” he says.“No, it doesn't,”his father answers.“ It's full of weeds.”“Still, it's the nicest garden in the neighborhood.” Jimmy says.“The nicest garden?” his father asks.“Yes,” Jimmy answers. “Nobody's grass is longer than ours!”

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仔細閱讀下列短文, 根據(jù)題目, 選出最佳選項. To: Aggie@yahoo.com　　From: Joe@heinfo.netSubject: Help!　　 Date: 21/06/2005　　 10: 02AMDear Aunt Aggie, I'm having a problem with my classmate, Rena, at school. The other day I wrote an email to another classmate, Beth, in which I said some things about Rena that perhaps weren't very nice. Unluckily, when Beth was writing back to me, she accidentally forwarded(無意間轉(zhuǎn)發(fā))the message to Rena! Now Rena is really angry with me and won't talk to me, and Beth is unhappy as well. She's said sorry to me a hundred times already, but the harm is done. I feel bad, because I never would have said those things to Rena's face, but how do I get her to forgive(諒解)me What should I do　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　 JoeTo: Joe@heinfo.net　　 From: Aggie@yahoo.comSubject: Some advice　　 Date: 22/06/2005　　 10: 45 AMDear Joe, This problem is more common than you might think! Email is very useful, but also very dangerous, as you don't know where your message might end up! First of all, you should says sorry right away to Rena. Explain that it was a mistake, and that you didn't mean to hurt her feelings. It may take time for her to be able to forgive you, but that's up to her. Then you might want to do something nice for her. Perhaps send her some flowers to show that you're truly sorry. Also, you should remember that old saying: "If you don't have anything nice to say, don't say anything at all. " And good luck!　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　 Aggie

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　　Mark Twain as you know，was famous in his days as public speaker．In his public speeches(演講) he always liked to tell funny stories．

　　He also liked to listen to funny stories and to play jokes on his friends.One day one of his friends lost his wallet and asked Mark Twain to pay his train fare for him．

　　"But I don't have enough money to pay both your fare and my fare．"Mark Twain said．The friend didn't know what to do．

　　"We can do this，"said Mark Twain，"We can get on the train and when the conductor comes to check the ticket，you can hide under my seat"．

　　Later，however，when the conductor come to check the tickets．Mark Twain gave him two tickets梠ne for himself and one for his friend．Then he explained in a loud voice．"My friend here is a strange man．When he travels on a train，he does not like to sit on the train．"People looked at the poor friend under the seat and laughed at him．

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　　1．Mark Twain 馬克·吐溫(1835～1910) 美國小說家及幽默文學(xué)家

　　2．wallet (放鈔票用的)皮夾子

　　3．train fare 火車票

　　4．conductor 列車員

　　5．to check the ticket 查票

　　根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，回答問題。

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仔細閱讀下列短文, 根據(jù)題目, 選出最佳選項. To: Aggie@yahoo.com　　From: Joe@heinfo.netSubject: Help!　　 Date: 21/06/2005　　 10: 02AMDear Aunt Aggie, I'm having a problem with my classmate, Rena, at school. The other day I wrote an email to another classmate, Beth, in which I said some things about Rena that perhaps weren't very nice. Unluckily, when Beth was writing back to me, she accidentally forwarded(無意間轉(zhuǎn)發(fā)) the message to Rena! Now Rena is really angry with me and won't talk to me, and Beth is unhappy as well. She's said sorry to me a hundred times already, but the harm is done. I feel bad, because I never would have said those things to Rena's face, but how do I get her to forgive(諒解) me What should I do　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　 JoeTo: Joe@heinfo.net　　 From: Aggie@yahoo.comSubject: Some advice　　 Date: 22/06/2005　　 10: 45 AMDear Joe, This problem is more common than you might think! Email is very useful, but also very dangerous, as you don't know where your message might end up! First of all, you should says sorry right away to Rena. Explain that it was a mistake, and that you didn't mean to hurt her feelings. It may take time for her to be able to forgive you, but that's up to her. Then you might want to do something nice for her. Perhaps send her some flowers to show that you're truly sorry. Also, you should remember that old saying: "If you don't have anything nice to say, don't say anything at all. " And good luck!　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　 Aggie

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