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12£®There is a happy truth to be shared with all who would notice£®The truth has been expressed as£ºApril £¨1£©showersbring May flowers£®This is a truth that promises light would burst from darkness£¬strength would be born from£¨2£©weaknessand if one dares to believe this£¬he would£¨3£©succeedin doing what he plans to do£®
Farmers all over the world know the£¨4£©importanceof the seasons£®They know that there is a season to plant and a season to£¨5£©harvest£»everything must be done in its own time£®Although the rain pours down£¬stopping all£¨6£©outdooractivities£¬farmers lift their£¨7£©facesto the heavens and smile£®Despite the inconvenience£¬they know that the rain£¨8£©providesthe nourishment £¨ ÓªÑø£© their crops need to grow and flourish £¨·±ÈÙ£©£®The rains in the month of April give rise to the beautiful flowers in the month of May£®
But this ancient truth tells us more than that-it is a valuable message of£¨9£©hope   to all who experience tragedy in life£®A broken relationship with one can£¨10£©open up  the door to a new friendship with another£®A£¨11£©lost  job here can provide the opportunity for a better job there£®A£¨12£©broken  dream can become the foundation of a wonderful future£®£¨13£©rememberthis£ºDarkness may last for a night£¬but it will never overcome the  £¨14£©lightof the morning£®When you are in a£¨15£©season of sorrow£¬don't be depressed£¬because a season of joy may be just around the corner£®

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13£®When I enrolled at Pepperdine University in 1974£¬my mother exercised her parental right to express her worry at my departure£®I responded with typical teenage indifference and ignorance£®"Mom£¬I'm only an hour away£®What's the bit deal£¿""You just wait until you have one of your own£¬"she cried£®"Then you'll know what I'm feeling£®"It has been a little more than a month since my daughter Devin moved into her dorm at Occidental college£¬and life as I know it has come to an end£®Or that's what it feels like£®Mom£¬you were right£®
The nest's empty loneliness is almost unbearable£®Why does it hurt so bad£¿Science has an answer£ºWe are social mammals who experience deep attachment to our fellow friends and family£¬an evolutionary throwback to our Paleolithic£¨¾ÉʯÆ÷ʱ´úµÄ£©hunter-gatherer days of living in small bands£®Bonding unified the group£¬aiding survival in harsh climates and against unforgiving enemies£®Attachment between parents and offspring assured that there is no one better equipped to look after the future survival of your genes than yourself£®
The empty-nest syndrome is real£¬but there is good news for this and all forms of loss and grief£®According to Harvard psychologist Daniel Gilbert£¬we are not very good at forecasting our unhappiness£®Most of us think that we would be miserable for a very long time£®Gilbert calls this the durability bias£¬an emotional misunderstanding£®
The durability bias and the failure to recognize the power of our emotional immune systems lead us to overestimate how depressed we will feel and for how long£¬and to underestimate how quickly we will get rid of it and feel better£®
For me£¬taking the long view helps£®How long£¿Deep time£®Evolutionary time£¬in which 6£¬895 days represent a mere 0.000000005% of the 3.5 billion year history of life on Earth£®
Each of us parents makes one small contribution to the evolutionary importance of life's continuity from one generation to the next without a single gap£¬an unbroken link over the eons£¨ÓÀ¾Ã£©£®
57£®What message does the author want to express by telling us her experience in the first paragraph£¿C
A£®The empty-nest syndrome is really hard for old parents to bear£®
B£®All people should learn to love their parents no matter how old they are£®
C£®A person will not understand his parents?love until he has his own child£®
D£®The love parents give to children is selfless and should be respected£®
58£®According to Daniel Gilbert£¬the empty-nest syndrome isA£®
A£®caused by our emotional misunderstanding
B£®not a real problem but in our imagination
C£®the result of overestimating our happiness
D£®from our emotional immune systems
59£®The author gets herself out of the empty-nest syndrome by holding a positive idea thatD£®
A£®she can go to see her daughter regularly when she misses her
B£®her daughter will one day come back to her after graduation
C£®her daughter will understand her when she has her own children
D£®the departure from her daughter is much shorter than the history of life on Earth
60£®What kind of role do parents play in the human history£¬according to the last paragraph£¿B
A£®They cultivate talents for the development of history£®
B£®They help keep the life's continuity without a broken link£®
C£®They accelerate the evolutionary pace of the human beings£®
D£®They point a right way for the next generation to develop themselves£®
10£®Batteries are included£¬but the charger's not£®The Nokia E-Cu concept phone doesn't need to plug in£¬it charges from any heat source£®Designer Patrick Hyland says it can even work off the warmth of your pocket£®The first time"it would take approximately seven hours to reach full charge£¬then after that it's continuously charging by keeping the phone in areas between 86degrees and 104degrees Fahrenheit£®"That's one hot pocket£®£¿
He's put a thermogenerator£¨ÈÈżµç³Ø£© inside the phone that transforms heat into electric potential energy£®To better conduct the heat to that little power plant in your pocket£¬the E-Cu £¨E for energy£¬Cu for copper£© is coated by copper backing with heat sinks like those normally used to keep electronics from overheating£®
Nokia doesn't have current plans to build the phone£¬so for now it remains a concept£®But Hyland says he's open to anyone who wants to cooperate£®
For Americans this technology would certainly be convenient£®It would also save a bit on energy bills and waste£®"Annually£¬unwanted phone chargers produce 51£¬000tons of waste in addition to the greenhouse gases created by the production of the electricity needed to charge them£¬"Hyland says£®So a charger-free phone is also a green phone£®Though adapting our plug?in habits would help a group of people£¬most cell phone related energy use comes from leaving your charger plugged in all day unnecessarily£®
The real potential for charger-free cell phone technology is what it could enable places where plugging in isn't an option£¬like rural areas in the developing world£®
Cell phones are spreading faster than power lines and bringing with them countless opportunities£¬aid and health advances£®A phone like the E-Cu£¬if it ever comes to be£¬would enable all manner of expanded aid and development by phone projects£®Let?s hope Patrick finds a partner£®

71£®What do we know about the E-cu phone£¿D
A£®It doesn't have a battery or a charger£®
B£®It is properly marketed and sells well£®
C£®It's continuously charging from any area£®
D£®It has a highly conductive copper cover£®
72£®What's the function of the underlined part"heat sinks"in Paragraph 2£¿A
A£®To give off heat£® B£®To measure heat£® C£®To turn up heat£® D£®To supply heat£®
73£®A charger-free phone is friendly to the environment becasue£®B
A£®it is just a concept
B£®it is self-chargeable
C£®it brings convenience
D£®it is no waste of money
74£®From the last two paragraphs we can know that£®D
A£®Patrick is not ready to cooperate with others
B£®power lines spread every corner of the world
C£®phone projects may help solve the energy crisis
D£®phones like the E-Cu have huge potential benefits
75£®What is the best title of the text£¿C
A£®Designer Patrick Hyland
B£®Nokia Concept Phone on Sale
C£®Charging Your Phone from Pockets
D£®Benefiting from Phone Technology£®

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