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6..o.wate.wit.you.sinc.i.i.s.dr.an.hot.,l.hav..nic.trip..loo.forwar.t.receivin.you.postcards!Best wishesAihuaPartIII ReadingComprehension30marksDirections.Rea.th.followin.thre.passages..Eac.passag.i.followe.b.severa.question.o.unfinishe.statements.Fo.eac.o.the.ther.ar.fou.choice.marke.A.B
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200.year.old.D.Nea.th.Pyrami.o.th.Sun.ther.i.th.Pyrami.o.th.Moon.Habits,whether goodor bad,are graduallyformed Whena persondoes acertain thingagain,h.i.drive.b.som.unsee.forc.t.d.th.sam.thin.repeatedly.an.the..habi.i.formed.，，，One..habi.i.formed i.i.difficult an.sometime.impossible t.ge.ri.of.Li.therefor,ver.importan.tha.w.shoul.pa.grea.attentio.t.th.formatio.o.habits.Childre.ofte.for.ba.habits.som.o.whic.remai.wit.the.a.lon.a.the.liv.older.Person.als.for.ba.habit.lastin.a.lon.a.the.live,an.sometime.becom.ruine.b.them.There areother habits which,when formedin early life,are ofgreat help.Many successfulmen saythatmuch oftheir successhas somethingto dowith certainhabits inearlylife,such asearly rising,honesty andso on.Among thehabitswhichchildren shouldnot formare laziness,lying,stealing andsoon.These areall easilyformedhabits.Unfortunately olderpersons oftenform habitswhich couldhave beenavoided.We shouldkeep awayfrom allthese badhabits,and tryto formsuch habitsas willbe good for ourselvesandothers
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75.Lsomeon.feel.upse.fo.th.sudde.troubl.an.wan.t.encourag.himself,wha.wouldyou suggesthe shouldread inChina DailyA.Blind.bu.no.out...B.Tw.side.o..story..C.Th.onl.wis.choice..D.Offshor.funeral.Par..Writin..Section A10marks・・Directions.Rea.th.followin.passage.Fil.i.th.numbere.blank.b.usin.the informationfrom thepassage.Write NOMORE THANTHREE WORDSfor eachanswer.Failur.i..relationship.business.caree.an.exa.o.sudde.los.o..clos.on.ca.mak.u.los.patienc.an.calmness.However.th.onl.perso.wh.ca.hel.yo.kee.cal.i.you.Yo.hav.t.fin.th.caus.o.you.proble.an.the.wor.o.it.Her.ar.som.tip.o.ho.t.b.calm.独自Stea.som.solitar.的.moment.fro.you.life.G.t..cal.an.coo.place.mayb.you.loca.park..less-visite.restauran.o.an.plac.tha.ca.giv.yo.som.peacefu.moment.wit.yourself.Simpl.sittin.o.coo.gree.gras.unde.th.limitles.sk.ca.m使暗ak.yo.fee.relaxed.I.yo.can..als..goo.ide.t.di.,.le.yoursel.b.troub le.b.an.belie.an.thought.If.no.s.simple.Bu.i.yo.jus.d.so.youl.slowLdevelo.a.inne.peace.O.course.thi.doesn\mea.tha.youl.sto.th.daiLwor.linke.t.thinking.Carr.you.lif.a.you v.been.bu.jus.sometimes.si.an.orde.you.min.t.relax.Lear.t.manag.anger.Avoi.th.thing.tha.caus.s.muc.stres.tha.i.lead.t.uncontrollabl.anger.Self-tal.c好斗a.teac..perso.ho.t.chang.tha.inne.voic.fro.a.aggressiv.fr\J.voic.t..problem-solvin.voice.Walkin.awa.fro..situatio.unti.yo.hav.bette.contro.ove.you.ange.wil.hel.yo.avoi.creatin.situation.tha.ma.gro.int.dangerou.situations.Lshort.ther.ar.man.way.t.b.cal.i.an.situation.Keepin.caLi.on.o.th.mos.importan.thing.yo.ca.d..How tobe calmonl.wil.i.b.goo.fo.you.health.i.ca.als.hel.yo.hav..bette.relationshi.wit.othe.peopie.Title77______in arelationship,business,career andexam.76______ofLosing aclose one.loss ofcalmnessSteal solitarymomentsG.t..cal.an.coo.plac.t.79_.peacefti.moments.fi*om yourlife.Dim yourdrawing roomlight andsit relaxedon yoursofa.Open yourmind without80____________anything.Avoi.bein.trouble.b.an.81_____.an.thought.Talk tothe“inner you”78______for Avoidbeing troubledby any81_____________andbeing calmthought.Stay awayfrom82__________things to avoiduncontrollable anger.Leam tomanage angerTalk to83______to changethe innervoice fromanaggressive voicetoaproblem-solving voice.Walk awayto avoidcreating dangeroussituations.84______of Beinggoodforhealth.being calm85_____your relationshipwith otherpeople.Section B10marksDirections:Complete thefollowing sentencesby fillingin eachblank withONE WORDthat bestfitsthe context..警察调查了这次事故，认为事故大约发生在午夜时分86The policeinto theaccident andbelieved itaround midnight..据说这种植物能在非常寒冷的天气里存活下来87This kindof plantis tobe ableto invery coldweather..她热衷于打羽毛球，正在组织一次学校联赛88She isabout playingbadminton andis noworganizing aschool..如果你打算来，请提前告诉我，以便我为你做好一切安排89If youare goingto come,please letme knowso thatI canarrange everythingfor you.当你在阅读时遇到生词时，不要总是借助词典查阅
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