A bus in essma nl ost his wallet. There was pie nty of money in it. So he _61 (make) a promise, Ifsomeone 62 (find) my wallet and returns it to me, I llgive half the money to him.A dustma n found the wallet in the dustb in. He sent it back to the loser. But the bus in essma n cha nged his 63 .There was still a diam ond ring in the wallet, said the loser, I won money in my wallet to you 64 you return it to me!I ve n ever see n a diam ond ring in the wallet, e dustma n. said thThey bega n to quarrel 65 (viole nt). The dustma n became angry and tookthe bus in essma n to see a judge.After the judge heard what 66 (happe n) to them, he said to the bus in essma n,I m sure you are an hon est man .It s tiruedhosiyouvallet 67 therewas a diamond ring. But it is also clear that there is 68 money in this wallet. I don t thi nk it 69 s . Wait for some time. Perhaps some one will be able to return your wallet to you.Then the judge tur ned to the dustma and said, Take the wallet home. If the loser doesn t go to get it back 70 three days, it will belong to you.2Recently, a survey 1 (carry) out by a website about the common view on students who graduate 2 Beijing University. Only 28% of the interviewed companies think that they are 3 (satisfy) with the graduates from Beijing University. The graduates in their companies have a wide range of 4 (know) and they learn things very quickly and easily. 5 , most of the companies don t think 6 (high) of graduates from Beijing University. In their eyes, the graduates always stick 7 their own opinions and lack the teamwork spirit. Besides, they may not be satisfied with their jobs even with big companies, and they usually have many 8 (complain). As a result, 34% of the companies insist that 9 is not necessary to employ graduates from Beijing University.In brief, society and even the students themselves expect too much from graduates from Beijing University. That 10 asgraduate claims that he himself is rubbish.371 we all kno w, life is full of dreams and havi ng a good dream is of great importanee in our daily life. 72a good dream, people can t makeprogress and countries can t develop . And I hold the strong belief every one, whether he isold or young, poor or rich, j unior or senior, does have agood dream! After all, dreaming is certainly a positive part of our life, and 74(wish) for good thin gs, however, costs nothing!What' s more, it is importa nt to fly our dreams, especially for those 75 ____are senior high school students. It is high time for them to fly their dreams. If t gi73they can' t let dreams fly, the dream would just be 76 dream, not reality!Therefore, 77 is no wonder that so many people have a dream since theirchildhood. With a nice dream, China succeeded in hosting the 29th Olympic Games in2008; with a nice dream, Hong Kong 78 (come) back to the motherla ndpeacefully in 1997; with a nice dream, Yuan Longping rids the world of hunger; witha nice dream, Michael Jordon becomes the most popular basketball star; with a nicedream I can sta nd on this stage to compete in the final En glish speech con test. Andwith an aim of achiev ing success, I must do the best!So my good frien ds, if you want to realize your dream, please do not be afraidin face of difficulties or give up in face of failure 79 lose your dream__________in face of pains. You must keep going forward 80 (brave)! Just fly your dreamhighly above the sky!4There ' s no such thing as living alone. Never mind if you 61 only person in yourhouse and have no dog, no cat, not even fish. You still have got several billion _62(roommate) —and so do we all. Some of them are harmless, some are 63 (actual) helpful and some could even kill you. They are, of course, bacteria, fungi( 菌类)and viruses, and like it or not, they ' re on you, around you, and deeply within you. The fact that bacterialife is everywhere is not 64 (surprise). It ' something you 65 (learn) from yourchildhood when your mother told you not to drink water from someone else ' s glass. There are lots of bacteria 66 are living in your tea kettle. There are bacteria 67 (sleep) with you on your bed. Scientists are beginning 68 (realize) the richness of the microbiome(微生物群系)—which is as complex as the ones 69 (find) in oceans,rainforests, deserts and woodlands. Your house has a microbiome and 70 do you.5Accord ing to a recent survey, viole nee did exist in schools. Stude nts showed their fear andparents and teachers also expressed their great concern about it. Experts hope the whole _1(social) pay more atte nti on to the men tal health of adolesce nts.Nowadays, school viole nee is a hot issue. I think this is a phe nomenon, 2 calls for ourgreat concern. We should try every effort 3 (preve nt) viole nee happe ning at school for moreand more stude nts would drop out of school 4 their pers onal safety could not be guara nteed.In fact, violenee can 5 (learn). Children learn violent behavior from adults or from _6they see on televisi on or on 7 Intern et.If I meet with school viole nee, I will not an swer viole nee 8 viole nee, for it will resultin 9 (much) fighting. I will tell my teachers or parents about it. I think they will help me deal with it well and they will protect me from the bad guys. All in all, every student should behave 10 (he) and keep away from viole nee.6Things didn ' look good 61 Charlie, the dog, was born at Meriden Humane Society. Charlie ' motherwas ____________________________ 62 _____ sick to nurse him, and workers struggled63 __ (keep) the puppy healthy by bottle-feeding him every two hours. 64 (luck), Satin,the cat, came to the rescue.65 (exhaust) workers hoped that Satin, who was feeding her own kittens, might be willing to add one more to her family. She loved it when we put them together,” said director Dibianco. Satin fed Charlie for three and ________________________________________ half weeks. Her kittensregarded the puppy 67 a brother. In the past 17 years, the director ____________________ 68(witness) nothing like a cat 69 ________ (nurse) a puppy at the shelter. Satin still motheredCharlie even as he grew twice 70 ________ size.” The director said.7Decide 81 a day which is not stressful to quit smok ing. Make a list 82 allthe ben efits you will get from stopp ing smok ing. Throw away all your cigarettes at the end of theday before you pla n to quit. Reread all the ben efits you wrote on the list whe n you feel like 83(smoke). Develop some other habits like walk ing, drinking some water, 84 (clea n) yourhouse and so on to keep you busy. If you feel n ervous or 85 (stress), try to do some relaxati onexercises like deep breath ing. You can stop smok ing with a friend or join a stop-smok ing group. If you feel 86 (extreme) bad, ask a doctor or chemist for help. The most importa nt thing is 87 (keep) trying. Don ' t feel ashamed you weaken and have a cigarette, because some people have to try several times 89 they fin ally stop smok ing. Hold on 90 you will succeed.8Europe's busy seas ons are in summer and win ter. Crowdi ng is the main problem in the warmest mon ths of June, July and particularly August, so you'd better not go in the busy 61 (mon th). I n some coun tries, such as France and Italy, many shops and restaura nts close in August while locals take their own holidays, 62 means that some cities can feel rather dead. December is always busy in Paris, and any Austria n or Germa n city with 63 golde nChristmas market. Easter is another busy time. You can find bargains by 64 (visit) traditional"summer" destinations , 65 be aware that public transport might be less frequent. In somenorthern locati ons such as Scotia nd, and Norway, it might not run at all because of heavy snow and ice. For all the above reas ons, by far the best mon ths to travel to Europe 66 be May, September and October. Apart 67 tran sport costs, you may n eed about 50 to 80 euros a day 68 get by in Wester n Europe. This might be less in smaller tow ns and in Mediterra nean Europe. Easter n Europe is the 69 (cheap) regi on, cost ing a daily total of 30 to40 euros, although Ukraine and Russia can be more expe nsive, about 40 to 50 euros a day. Swede n, Icela nd and Norway are 70 (slight) dearer tha n Western Europe.9When my friends ask me 61 (take) pictures of them, I will take a lot of pictures but they only keep a few of them because they are not 62 (satisfy) with most pictures, and they think they are not perfect. 63 fact, when I look at the pictures, there is nothing different in my 64 (eye). Every picture I take looks almost the same.People run after the perfect side and that's 65 more and more people choose to take the plastic surgery Take many stars for example. They look beautiful eno ugh 66 inorder to make themselves look perfect, most of them take the plastic surgery, which __________ 67(make) them look unnatural. Many people would rather 68 (spend) too much on ______________ 69(go) after the perfect side, but no one is perfect. If we accept our imperfect sides, we will live _70 (comfortable) and enjoy the life.10On li ne shopp ing is coming into fashi on in most cities where people are able to make full use of the rapidly developed internet tech no logy Nowadays can we find a pers on __61__ has n't experie need on li ne shopp ing? Defin itely notOn li ne shopp ing 62__ welcome by most people due to various reas ons From theperspective of the con sumer it can save some time for people who don't have muchspare time Just click the mouse they can get __63__ they want while stay ing at home For the retailers it can cut some costs for those who don't have much circulat ingfunds __64__ compare with the traditional trade mode it saves them the need torent a house __65__ there are still some__66__(advantage) in online shopping First a face to face deal makes on li ne shopp ing less reliable and trustworthy Second people will lose the fun of barga in__67__ is undeni able that shopp ing on the internet has become an irresistibletrend in moder n __68__(social) It's of great urge ncy that we n eed to make therelative laws with the rapid__69_ grow of on li ne shopp ing Only in this way can we enjoy the pleasure and convenience of on li ne shopp ing without the concern o__70__ cheat961. made62. finds 63. mind 64. uni ess/u ntil 65. viole ntly 66. had happe ned 67. where 68. only 69.yours70. in1. was carried 2 from 3. satisfied 4 knowledge 5 However6 highly7 to8 complai nts9 it 10 why71. 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