牛津譯林版（2019）必修第二冊《Be sporty,be healthy》2022年同步練習(xí)卷（附答案詳解）

牛津譯林版(2019)必修第二冊《Besporty,behealthy》

2022年同步練習(xí)卷(27)

1.Atthemoment,avarietyofactivitiesonlinetocelebratetheNewYear.()

A.areholdingB.haveheld

C.havebeenheldD.arebeingheld

2.Directions：Choosetheexpressionsgivenintheboxandputthemintothefollowing

sentencesintheirproperforms.Notethateveryphrasecanbeusedonlyonceandthereis

onemorephrasethatyouneed.

showupbreakintotothefullesttakeonholdbackontherise

(1)Thehotel'sextensiveofferingswillencouragegueststoliveinthepresent,experiencelife

(2)Thepolicemanputsomechemicalsonthepieceofpaperandalineofword.

(3)Inthe21stcentury,theCulture-industryisandisbecominganimportantfoundation

ofthenationaleconomy.

(4)Bynow,thedetailedexaminationoftheunderwaterruinsbyalackofsuitable

technology.

(5)Threeofthedirectorsadditionalresponsibilitiesandhavewonthegreatrespect.

3.Directions：Fillineachblankwithaproperwordchosenfromthebox.Eachwordcanbe

usedonlyonce.Notethatthereisonewordmorethanyouneed.

A.rangeB.novelC.interestD.unlikelyE.benefitF.experiencing

G.availableH.necessarilyLinitiativeJ.generatedK.partnership

Googlegives$1MgranttoPressAssociationtodeveloprobotjournalistsNew

consumersofthefuturecouldbereadingstoriespiecedtogetherbyadvanced

data-analyzingrobotsratherthanhumanjournalists,ifGooglehasitsway.

OnThursday,thePressAssociation,theU.K.'snationalnewsagency,announcedthatit

received€706,000fromthetechgiantforitsReportersandDataanRobots(RADAR)

01.

AcollaborationbetweenthePressAssociationanddata-drivennewsstart-upUrbs

Media,RADARaimstosetupanartificialintelligence-fueled,newsservicethatwill

generatetensofthousandsofnewsstoriesamonthusingpublicly(2)data.

Everyonefrombig-namenewsorganizationstohyper-localoutletsandbloggerscould(3)

fromtheprogram.PressAssociationeditor-in-chiefPeterCliftonclaimed,"thisisahugely

excitingdevelopment,andwebelieveour(4)withUrbsMediacanbeagenuine

game-changerformediaoutletsacrosstheU.K.andIreland.'1

AccordingtothePressAssociation,RADARwon't(5)marktheendoftheflesh-and-blood

journalists,butwillratherenabletheAItoproduceavolumeofstoriesthatwouldbe

impossibletomatchmanually.

Theenvisionedwork-flowwouldbeginwithhumanjournalistsidentifyingopendatasets

and"creatingdetailedstorytemplatesacrossa(n)(6)oftopicsincludingcrime,health

andemployment."Theroboticreporterwouldthentakeoverandscanthedata,use

languagegenerationsoftwaretocrafttogetherstorytextandautomaticallylocaterelevant

photosandvideo.PressAssociationclientswouldthenbeabletouseaspecialdistribution

platformtoidentifynewsstoriesof(7)totheiraudience.

Contentautomationisn*tatotally(8)conceptinthenewsindustryhowever.APestimated

thatitcanfreeup20percentofjournalists*time,allowingthemtofocusonmore

complex,qualitativetasks.

Shockingly,notalljournalistsaresoldontheAIinfiltration.Astudyfoundthatjournalists

fromleadingnewsorganizationshadseveralreservationswhenshownanautomatically⑼

sportsstory.nIwouldnever,ever,everhavewrittenastorylikethat/oneBBCjournalist

said,whileaCNNreporterthoughtthestorywasrepetitiveandlackedvariation.

Nevertheless,itlookslikeAIinjournalismisheretostay.Atatimewhenmanymedia

outletsare(10)commercialpressure,RADARwillprovidethenewsecosystemwitha

cost-effectivewaytoprovideinsightfullocalstories.

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Forawhile,myneighborhoodwastakenoverbyanarmyofjoggers.Theywerethereallthe

time：earlymornings,noonsandevenings.Therewerelittleoldladiesingraysweaters,young

couplesinAdidasshoes,middle-agedmenwithredfaces.℃omeon!”MyfriendAlex

encouragedmetojoinhimashejoggedbymyhouseeveryevening."You'llfeelgreat."

WellJhadnothingagainstfeelinggreatandifAlexcouldjogeveryday,anyonecould.SoItook

upjoggingseriouslyandgaveitagoodtwomonthsofmylife,andnotadaymore.Basedonmy

experiencejoggingisthemostovervaluedformofexercisearound,andjudgingfromthe

numberofthepeoplewholeftourneighborhoodjoggingarmy,I'mnotaloneinmyopinion.

Firstofalljoggingisveryhardonthebody.Yourlegsandfeettakearealpoundingrunning

downaroadfortwoorthreemiles.Idevelopedfoot,legandbackproblems.ThenIreadabouta

nationallyfamousjoggerwhodiedofaheartattackwhilejogging,andIhadsomethingelseto

worryabout.Joggingdoesn'tkillhundredsofpeople,butifyouhaveanyphysical

weaknesses,joggingwillsurelybringout,astheydidwithme.

Secondly,!gotnoenjoymentoutofjogging.Puttingonefootinfrontoftheotherforforty-five

minutesisn'tmyideaoffun.Joggingisalsoalonelypastime.Somejoggerssay,nIlovebeing

outtherewithjustmythoughts.'1Well,mythoughtsbegantoboreme,andmostofthemwereon

howmuchmylegshurt.

AndhowcouldIenjoysomethingthatbroughtmepain?Andthatwasn'tjustthefirstweek；

itwaspracticallyeverydayfortwomonths.Inevergotpastthepainlevel,andpainisn't

fun.Whatacruelwaytodoit!Somanyotherexercises,includingwalking,leadtoalmostthe

sameresultspainlessly,sowhyjog?

Idon'tjoganymore,andIdon'tthinkIeverwill,I'mwalkingtwomilesthreetimesaweekata

fastpace,andthatfeelsgood.Ibicycletoworkwhentheweatherisgood.I'mgetting

exercise,andI'menjoyingitatthesametime.Icouldneversaythesameforjogging,andI've

foundalotofbetterwaystostayinshape.

4.Whatcanwelearnfromthefirstparagraph?

A.Alexorganizedanarmyofjoggers.

B.Peoplejoggedonlyduringthedaytime.

C.Joggingbecameverypopularintheneighborhood.

D.Joggingprovidedachancetogettogether.

5.Whatwastheauthor'sattitudetowardsjogginginthebeginning?

A.Hefeltitwasworthatry.

B.Hewasveryfondofit.

C.Hewasstronglyagainstit.

D.Hethoughtitmustbepainful.

6.Theunderlinedword"them"（Paragraph3）mostprobablyrefersto.

A.physicalweaknessesB.heartattacks

C.famousjoggersD.backproblems

7.Whydidthewritergiveupjoggingtwomonthslater?

A.Hedislikeddoingexerciseoutside.

B.Hewasworriedaboutbeingleftalone.

C.Hewasafraidofhavingaheartattack.

D.Hefounditneitherhealthynorinteresting.

8.Fromtheauthor'sexperience,wecanconcludethat.

A.noteveryoneenjoysjogging

B.heistheonlypersonwhohatesjogging

C.nothingotherthanjoggingcanhelppeoplekeepfit

D.joggingmakespeoplefeelgreaterthananyothersport

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Havingfriendsmaywellkeepyouhealthierandhelpyoudealwithstressbetter.Somestudies

showthatpeoplewithclosefriendshaveagreaterabilitytofightdiseasethanpeoplewhoare

alone.

Makefriendshipapriority（優(yōu)先）.Makefulluseofthetimetobewithfriendsevenifitmeans

lettingthelawngounmovedorthedishesunwashedforawhile.Whenyoucan'tget

together,usethephonetokeepintouch.

Openuptoclosefriends.Maintainingadeepfriendshiprequiresalevelof"heartfelt"intimacy

（親密）.Don'tbeafraidtoexpressyourinnerfearsanddisappointments.Listentoyourfriends

whentheyhaveproblems,butofferadviceonlywhentheywanted.Helpraisefriends*

self-esteemwhentheyareshakenbyajobloss,orothersuchevents.

Havedifferentfriendsfordifferentactivities,suchasgoingtothemovies,singinginachoir,and

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joininginabowlingleague.

Don'twaitforafriendtoaskafavor.Whenafriendhasafever,gotothestoreoraskteachersfor

help.

Nevertakeafriendshipforgranted.Likeagoodfamily,friendshipneedscareand

patience.Becomeajoiner.Findagroupthatmatchesyourinterests.

Talktostrangers.Conversationsstartedinmuseums,diningrooms,orbookstorescanleadto

firmfriendship.

Joinaclubortwo.ltisanidealplacetomeetotherswithsimilarinterests.

9.Accordingtothepassage,you'dbetterofferadvicetoyourfriends.

A.atanymomentB.onlywhentheyarehappy

C.onlywhentheyneeditD.onlywhenyouareglad

10.Whatshouldwedotohavefriendsaccordingtotheauthor?

A.Makefriendshipapriority.

B.Openuptoclosefriends.

C.Nevertakeafriendshipforgranted.

D.Alltheabove.

11.WhichofthestatementsisTRUEaccordingtothepassage?

A.Youshouldhavedifferentfriendsforthesameactivities.

B.Youshouldwaitforafriendtoaskafavor.

C.Youshouldavoidtalkingwithstrangersinmuseums,laundryrooms,orbookstores.

D.Youshouldnevertakeafriendshipforgranted.

12.Whichofthefollowingisthebesttitleforthetext?

A.Thebenefitsofmakingfriends.

B.Thewaystoearntrustfromothers.

C.Howtomakenewfriendsandgetalongwiththem.

D.Havingfriendskeepsushealthier.

F

Winterisagreattimetoexperimentwithnewsports.Thekeyistofindonethatmatchesyour

interestsandnaturalabilities.Ifyouliketowalk,keepwalking-onsnowshoes.Ifyouwanttotry

anendurancesport,goforcross-countryskiing.Besides,snowboardingisjustgreatfun.

Notsatisfiedwiththese?Trydownhillskiing,then.Downhillskiingisnotashardasitusedto

be-shorler,lightweight,curvedskismakeanybeginnerfeellikeanOlympicwinner.These

newerskis-alongwithanothertypeofequipmentcalledskiboards,whichareevenshorterthan

skis-helpyoucontrolyourspeedandbodymovements.

Considertestingthelatesthigh-techskisorsnowboards?Checkwithyourlocalsportsshops

ortherentalplacesattheskimountainsaboutsampleprogrammes.

Youcouldalsotrysledding.Useawood-framedsledwithsteelrunnersoraplasticsledtohead

downasnowyhill.Ifyouprefericetosnow,thinkhockeyorfigureskating.

Runnerscanalsotrainduringthewinterinspiteofwetorslipperyroads.Oneoftheeasiest

sportsaround,snowshoeingcanbeexcellentcold-weathercross-trainingforrunnersand

cyclists-oranyonewantingtotakeawintrywalkinthewoods.Snowshoesare

smaller,lighter,andbetterthanever.Ifyouwanttotrythemout,youmaybeabletorentapair

foradayatmanyofthelargeroutdoororsportinggoodsstores.

Whateversportyouchoose,don'trelyonafriendforinstruction.Youwouldn'tletan

inexperienceddoctorperformabrainoperationonyou,butwhyletoneteachyoutoskiorskate?

That'swhatinstructorsarefbr-tohelpnewcomersstartoutright.Instructorscangiveyouadvice

aboutequipment,techniques,safety,anddealingwithinjuriesiftheydohappentoyou.

Aboveall,ifyouwanttoprogress,investyourtimeinlearningthebasicskills

thoroughly.Everythingelseyoudoasaskier,boarder,orskaterwillbebuiltonthesefirstskills.

13.HowmanydifferenttypesofsportsarementionedintheFIRSTTWOparagraphs?

A.Six.B.Five.C.Four.D.Three.

14.Whatdowelearnfromthepassage?

A.Runnersandcyclistscannottrainbecauseofthewetorslipperyroadsinwinter.

B.Downhillskiingusedtobemoredifficulttolearnbecauseoftheold-fashionedskis.

C.Peoplecann'trentsnowshoesforadayattheirlocalsportsshopsortherentalplaces.

D.Ingeneral,firstskillsaremoreimportantinskiingthaninsnowboardingorskating.

15.Whoarethemostlikelyreadersofthepassage?

A.Highschoolstudents.B.Physicaleducators.

C.Wintersportslovers.D.Professionalathletes.

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rdbeenaskedtogotoaneditor'sofficewiththeoldprogram“Wehaveastorywethinkyou'd

beperfectforM.Herewasthetopic：Wewantyoutowriteabouthowmiddle-agedmenhaveno

friends.Seeingthat,Icouldn'thelpthinking,"Excuseme?Ihaveplentyoffriends."Thenthe

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editortoldmetherewereallsortsofevidenceouttheretoshowhowmen,astheyagejettheir

closefriendshipsgo,andthatthefactcancauseallsortsofproblemsandhaveaterribleimpact

ontheirhealth.

AsIwalkedbacktomydeskinthenewsroom-adistanceofmaybe100yards-Iquicklytook

stockofmyfriendlist.Firstofall,therewasmyfriendMark.Wait,howoftendoweactually

hangout?Maybefourorfivetimesayear?Andthentherewasanotherbestfriendfromhigh

school,Rory,andIactuallycouldnotrememberthelasttimeI'dseenhim.

Therewereallthoseothergoodfriendswhoseemedasifthey'restillinmylifebecausewe

followoneanotherviasocialmedia,butasIrandownthelistofthoseIconsidered

real,true,lifelongfriends,!realizedthatithadbeenyearssinceIsawmanyofthem,even

decadesforafew.

BythetimeIgotbacktomydesk,IrealizedthatIwasindeedperfectforthisstory,notbecause

Iwasunusualinanyway,butbecausemystorywasvery,verytypical.AndasIlookedintowhat

thatmeans,Irealizedinthelongterm,Iwasheadingdownapaththatwasvery,very

dangerous.AndIknewIneededachange.

16.Whatdidtheauthorthinkofthetopicatfirst?

A.Heshowedaninterestinit.

B.Hefeltsurprisedanddoubtful.

C.Heknewtheeditorwasjoking.

D.Hethoughtitwasperfectforhim.

17.Howdidtheauthorkeephisfriendship?

A.ThroughtheInternet.

B.Byletters.

C.Byphoningeachother.

D.Bygettingtogetherregularly.

18.Whatdoweknowfromthelastparagraph?

A.Theauthorwasagoodwriter.

B.Theauthorlikedmakingnewfriends.

C.Othershadmorefriendsthantheauthor.

D.Theauthorwouldattachmoreimportancetofriendship.

Somefolksspenddecadeslookingfortheirbestfriends.Iwas(19)enoughtofindminein

Grade7atmyseniorschool-eightGO)girls.

Asweprogressedtohighschool,acoupleofgirls(21)andacoupleofnewoneswormedtheir

wayin.BytheendofGrade12,thegrouphadmoreorless(22)intoitsfinalform,onethat's

remainedremarkably(23)forthepast20years.

Amongourmany(24)isanannualChristmasexchange.Thiseventfirst(25)whenwewere

12.Wesetituponthelong,stickycafeteriatablesatourschooltoswap(26)giftsboughtwith

ourbabysittingmoney.Infollowingyears,we'd(27)anightofit,watchingmoviesandordering

pizzainparents'livingrooms,(28)movingintoourownshabbystudentapartments,into

slightlylessshabbyadultapartmentsandthenintoourfirst(29).

Atthebeginning,wegaveeachotherbutterflyhairclipsandsoon.Those(30)brightmall

jewelleryandcheerfulhousewaresaswebegannestinginour20sandbabyclothesoncewe

startedhaving(31)inour30s.

Holidayswithfamilycanbe(32),butourexchangeofferedsomethingelse：achanceformy

friendsandmeto(33)ourowntraditionsandplayatbeinggrown-ups.

19.A.cautiousB.astonishedC.luckyD.clever

20.A.matureB.teenageC.fashionableD.strange

21.A.droppedoutB.droppedinC.showedupD.showedoff

22.A.brokenB.forcedC.separatedD.united

23.A.secretB.longC.naturalD.complete

24.A.hobbiesB.traditionsC.ceremoniesD.rules

25.A.caughtonB.tookplaceC.brokeoutD.felldown

26.A.fancyB.expensiveC.modestD.generous

27.A.repeatB.addC.searchD.make

28.A.instantlyB.literallyC.eventuallyD.consequently

29.A.homesB.schoolsC.sheltersD.offices

30.A.heldontoB.gavewaytoC.cateredtoD.adaptedto

31.A.salariesB.jobsC.kidsD.families

32.A.rareB.practicalC.inspiringD.cosy

33.A.createB.reformC.applyD.recognize

Itwas11：40atnightwhenwefinishedhairdressing.(34)tomissthetimeofourschoolclosing

thedoor,wequickenedoursteps.Aswe(35)thedooroftheapartmentbuilding,wesawour

headmasterstandingoutside.(36)smilesonourfaces,werushedtowardsthedoorguardedbya

teacher.(37)theteachercouldclearlyseeus.Sheshouted,"Wherehaveyoubeen?Whyare

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younotansweringmycalls?Your(38)havegoneouttolookfbryou.Nowpleasecallthem

backimmediately!"

Justthen,inthedimmoonlight,wesawtwofamiliar(39)movingslowlytowardsus.Bytheir

stature(身高)，we(40)theywereourroommates.Finally,Linda,andRosemarycamebackwith

agroupofstrangers.nWhathappenedtoyou?AreyouOK?”Lindaaskedeagerlyand(41).

SeeingLindaandRosemaryinpajamasandslippers,weallfelt(42),bowingourheadsforour

mistake.Atthesametime,wewere(43)thepureloveweownedandthefaithfulfriendswe

had.Wewerefeelingvery(44).

"Wedidnotdothis(45).MaggieandWendydidn'ttaketheircellphonesandmycellphonewas

uncharged.(46),wecouldn*tmakeanycalls,'*I(47).Theteachercutmeshort,nItistoo

(48).Pleasegobacktoyourdormitorynow.”

Aswewereapproachingourdormitory,wealltiptoedinordernotto(49)others*sleep.Butto

our(50),noneofourroommateswereasleep.Theywereallsittingupworryingaboutus.

Beforeclosingmyeyes,Ithoughtalotaboutthislittle(51).Itsuddenlydawnedonmethatwe

areactuallypartofonebigfamily.Whateverwedomay(52)others'lives.Ifeltsafeandsatisfied,

(53)Iknewmyfriendswouldalwaysbethereforme.

34.A.DecidingB.FailingC.FearingD.Choosing

35.A.lockedB.climbedC.openedD.approached

36.A.ForgivingB.ForcingC.IgnoringD.Discovering

37.A.StrangelyB.ObviouslyC.GraduallyD.Similarly

38.A.roommatesB.parentsC.teachersD.sisters

39.A.figuresB.foreignersC.officialsD.relations

40.A.guaranteedB.recognizedC.insistedD.declared

41.A.fluentlyB.slowlyC.anxiouslyD.faithfully

42.A.relaxedB.excitedC.puzzledD.ashamed

43.A.appreciatingB.advancingC.sacrificingD.expressing

44.A.softB.angryC.warmD.confident

45.A.forfreeB.atriskC.onpurposeD.invain

46.A.MeanwhileB.HoweverC.BesidesD.Therefore

47.A.pausedB.explainedC.answeredD.shouted

48.A.lateB.longC.boringD.short

49.A.burstB.getC.catchD.disturb

50.A.surpriseB.hopec.joyD.relief

51.A.giftB.incidentC.progressD.problem

52.A.saveB.affectC.improveD.lead

53.A.soB.orC.forD.but

Donaldlivedinthreedifferentfoster(寄養(yǎng)的)homesandchangedschoolswitheach

move.Theexperiencelefthim(54)andoftendroppingoutofschool,makingDonaldloseall

(55)forschool.Thenhe(56)Mr.Felipe,theCISsitecoordinator(協(xié)調(diào)員)athisschool.

Mr.Felipe(57)developedaplantomeetDonald*sneeds.He(58)schoolsuppliesandclothesfor

Donaldandencouragedhimtojointheschool'skarate(空手道)program.Aftermonthsof

workingwithMr.Felipe,Donald's(59)changed.Hebecamemore(60)and

optimistic.He(61)makingfriendsatschoolandbuilding(62)withhisteachersand

classmates.Meanwhile,hisgrades(63)aswell.

“Mymomhas(64)thatmyattitudehaschangedalot,andmygradesaremuchbettertoo.Iliketo

cometotheCISclassroombecauseitis(65)tobehere.Mr.Felipegivesussnacksandprovides

schoolsuppliesforus.Weworkinthegardenandwegetthe(66)weneedtostudyanddoour

homework.IfeelhappyandmotivatedwhenIcometothis(67).u

ForDonald,Mr.Felipeisthepersonwhochangedhislife."IwasinfostercarewhenIwas4-5

yearsoldandwas(68)mybrotherforpartofthetime.Fmbackwithmyfamilynowandhappyto

havetheminmy(69),"saidDonald."ButIstill(70)thattimeandthebaddepressionIfelt.At

school,artandfootballhelpedmeforgetandletitall(71),ItisMr.FelipewhohelpedmewhenI

was(72).BecauseofhimIbecamemoreseriousabout(73)andworkingeneral.',

54.A.curiousB.depressedC.satisfiedD.devoted

55.A.reasonB.chanceC.confidenceD.motivation

56.A.metB.foundC.ledD.persuaded

57.A.suddenlyB.immediatelyC.strangelyD.urgently

58.A.mentionedB.triedC.boughtD.equipped

59.A.attitudeB.studyC.ambitionD.future

60.A.considerateB.generousC.flexibleD.outgoing

61.A.missedB.continuedC.avoidedD.began

62.A.networksB.targetsC.relationshipsD.trends

63.A.decreasedB.changedC.improvedD.exploded

64.A.noticedB.arguedC.emphasizedD.hoped

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65.A.outstandingB.interestingC.challengingD.rewarding

66.A.toolB.helpC.moneyD.love

67.A.programB.designC.experimentD.research

68.A.brokendownbyB.takenoverby

C.separatedfromD.joinedtogetherby

69.A.professionB.lifeC.emotionD.experience

70.A.treasureB.manageC.keepD.remember

71.A.goB.healC.flowD.vary

72.A.sympatheticB.concernedC.upsetD.mysterious

73.A.hobbiesB.relaxationC.sportsD.school

74.A35-year-oldAustralianmothermakesaround$58,000ayearbyhuggingstrangers.

JessicaONeil(1)(start)herunusualjobsixmonthsago.uAshumanbeings,one

thingweoftenignoreinourdailylivesisphysicaltouch,without(2),wecanfall

intodepressionandothermentalhealthproblems.Tofulfillthisneed,Fvebecomea(3)

(profession)huggingtherapists(理療師)"saidJessica.

Jessicaclaimsthatherhugscanhelpthosesufferingfromloneliness,depression,orlow

self-confidence."WhenIhuggedmycustomers,!couldseetheirtensionand(4)

(anxious)meltaway.ThenIcouldgettotheirheartanddowhatIcan(5)

(cure)them."Jessicasaid."Everyonehasthedesiretoconnect(6)someone.I

believemyhughelpsmeandmycustomersconnectataspirituallevel.'*

Jessicasaysthemajorityofhercustomersaremale,butshehas(7)surprising

numberoffemalecustomersaswell.

Whilemanypeoplethinkshemustbecrazytodosuchwork,Jessicaisconfident(8)

she'smadetherightchoice."Intoday'sdigitalage,manypeoplearelonelierthan

ever.Apparently,forpeople(9)(lack)physicalinteraction,theirmentalhealth

(10)(affect)bymyhuggingtherapyJ*saidJessica.

75.OneofthebiggestInternet(1)(succeed)isawebsitecalledFriendsReunited.Friends

Reunitedbringstogether-thatis,unites-oldfriends,(2)usedtobeclose,buthavenotseen

eachotherforalongtime.Thewebsitewasbegunin1999byaLondoncouplecalled

StephenandJuliePankhurst.Juliewantedtoknowwhatheroldschoolfriendswere

doing.Didtheyallhavefamilies(3)theirown?Didtheystillliveinthesamearea?.....

Stephenandhisbusinesspartner,JasonPortenbuilt(4)website.Slowly,peopleheardabout

thesiteandbecameinterested.Bytheendof2000thesitehad3,000members.Thenthe

website(5)(mention)onaradioprogrammeandafterwardsthesitebecame(6)

(increase)popular.

Howcanyoufindoldfriends(7)(use)FriendsReunited?It*sveryeasy.Peoplejointhe

websiteandgiveinformationabout(8)-thenameoftheiroldschool,theneighbourhood

theylivedin,thecollegetheywentto,etc.Tofindanoldfriend,youtypeintheir

name,school??,.Youmayfindthatyourfriendisamemberofthewebsite,andyoucan

thencontacthimorherthroughthewebsite.Mostpeopleareveryhappy(9)(reply),

andpeopleoftenbecomefriendsagainasaresult.ThankstoFriendsUnited,millionsof

people(10)(find)eachotheragaintodate.

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76.TheTeacher-studentRelationshipAgoodteacher-studentrelationshipwillmakelearning

⑴(enjoy)andinterestingforthestudents.

Tosetupagoodteacher-studentrelationshipsteacher's⑵(behave)isimportant.The

teachershouldmotivate(激發(fā))thestudentssothattheywanttolearn.Agoodteacher

shouldbe(3)(patience),friendlyandstrict.However,beingtoofriendlymaycause

studentstobecomelazyandstopmakingprogress.Ontheotherhand,⑷(be)toostrict

mayfrightenthestudents.Soateachershouldavoidgoingtoextremes(極端)in(5)

(treat)hisstudents.Andteachersshouldencouragethestudentstothink⑹

(independent)andlearntostudybythemselves.

Asforthestudents,theymustalwaysshowrespect(7)theirteachers.Studentsshouldbe

eager(8)(learn)aswellaswillingtoworkhard.Ifsimportanttolistenwithattention

inclassand(9)ismoreimportanttolearntoraisequestionsandworkoutproblemsinnew

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ways.

Aboveal