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¡¾ÌâÄ¿¡¿When I first told people I was going to work in Cameroon, the most common reaction was£º¡°Why£¿¡± The second was£º¡°It¡¯s in Africa£»you¡¯ll die£¡¡± The third: ¡°Where is that£¿¡± So let me give some answers. I was offered a job that looked interesting in a part of the world I¡¯d never been to before. I¡¯d also long had an interest in Africa, so I decided it was time to find out the reality. A small amount of research showed that in more than 40 years since gaining independence, Cameroon has been a peaceful country with no wars. Not only were there no wars but Cameroon is a food exporter to the region.

Now, after three years, I can say that these have been the healthiest years of my life! No malaria or any of the other frightening diseases you read about when Africa is mentioned .The worst thing that ever happened to me was a bout of food poisoning-once.

So what is it like to teach here? Well not surprisingly, not so different from anywhere else. Most students come to us with a bit of English in their heads. Cameroon is a bilingual country with French and English as official languages, while there are also close to 200 local ethnic languages in a country of 16 million people. French is the dominant language, spoken by about eighty percent of the population.

The local school system is very traditional and somewhat strict. Perhaps not surprisingly when there can be up to 150 students in the classroom ( of which maybe 30 have the books, and there are probably seats for 70)£®Like anywhere, students appreciate it if you know a bit about their country, and not just Roger Milla (top scorer of the 1990 World Cup, in case you¡¯re wondering). It helps if you know the names of the ten provinces, know who the first president was, or can say a word in a local language.

So in conclusion: Cameroon isn¡¯t just football. Nor is it war, poverty and disease. It¡¯s just life and people, like anywhere else.

¡¾1¡¿On hearing the writer¡¯s decision, most people__________.

A£®admired him

B£®considered it as a joke

C£®didn¡¯t understand him

D£®laughed at him

¡¾2¡¿According to the passage, Cameroon is__________.

A£®peaceful after liberation

B£®a country full of diseases

C£®a poor country, especially lack of food

D£®quite different from others in education

¡¾3¡¿What can we infer from the passage?

A. Food export may lead to many frightening diseases.

B£®Most students in Cameroon do not need books.

C£®Cameroon is not as bad as people commonly believed.

D£®There must be a lot of people suffering from food poisoning.

¡¾4¡¿Which language is spoken by about eighty percent of the population in Cameroon?

A. local dialect B. French

C. An ethnic language D. English

¡¾ÌâÄ¿¡¿Some people view a bad situation as a disaster. It¡¯s not. It¡¯s an opportunity. Once your old world collapses(µ¹Ëú), you can recover and rebuild. Now you have the chance to start fresh and do things more intelligently. I built my business on an unstable structure. I kept it going for years, but the business collapsed last year. I had to leave my office, selling off all the furniture and equipment. I got kicked out of my apartment because I couldn¡¯t pay the rent. I couldn¡¯t pay my bills or debt. I declared bankruptcy.(ÆƲú)

For years there was the worry that this might happen if I didn¡¯t keep straining£¨¾¡Á¦£© to keep the business going. And my worries were right. What I worried about would happen did happen .But you know what? Going through that experience wasn¡¯t really so bad. It was interesting. Some of it was actually pretty easy. Throughout most of it, I felt increasing relief and a renewed sense of freedom and possibility. All the old baggage was gone. No more office. Fewer possessions. Fewer obligations. No more debt. Most of all , no more straining. Life became a lot easier.

I got a cheaper and smaller apartment. I became debt-free. I learned to live within my means. Those were actually good things. The others were just feelings. The reality wasn¡¯t actually painful. After that, I kept going with the same business but completely changed the business model. I avoided the earlier mistakes, and that business recovered just fine and worked great. It was profitable every year from then on. But I had to go through the collapse first to reach that point.

If you¡¯ve been feeling out of control with your current work or lifestyle, and you¡¯re currently straining to keep it going ,consider letting it go. Try allowing the old world to collapse, many or all of your fears and worries might actually come to pass, but that¡¯s ok. You don¡¯t have to keep the old world alive. If it keeps falling apart on you ,let it collapse. Experiencing the collapse isn¡¯t as bad as fearing the collapse

¡¾1¡¿The author regards the collapse of the old world as an opportunity to_____

A. get a new world started in better ways

B. turn to others for help to save ourselves

C. sum up the failure and make up for the mistakes

D. bury ourselves in the disasters and then recover ourselves

¡¾2¡¿In the author¡¯s opinion, the old baggage in Paragraph 2 included______

A. the freedom and possibility of refreshing himself

B. the experience he learned from his former failure

C. the old possessions and the invisible pressure

D. the business knowledge and skills he got from various media

¡¾3¡¿What did the author do after his business failed last year?

A. He cleverly transformed his business model.

B. He started another completely different business.

C. He received further training about doing business at college

D. He borrowed some money from his friends and relatives to pay off his debts.

¡¾4¡¿According to the author, when our work or life is out of our control we can_____.

A. prevent it from falling apart on us.

B. set it free or just let it completely break down

C. keep straining and go on with determination

D. keep it alive with the courage to change it again

¡¾ÌâÄ¿¡¿Recently a man came to me£¬because he was told that there was fluid around his heart. After trying many drugs which were of no use to reduce the fluid£¬he was told the only other choice was to have an operation. He refused because he knew that every illness has a mental cause and that if he had the operation but did not clear the mental cause£¬the fluid would return. At last£¬he searched the Internet to find a metaphysical healer (×ÔÈ»Á¦ÖÎÁÆʦ)£¬and he found me.

The mental cause of his disease was an experience of breaking up five years ago with several friends£¬whom he had known for over twenty years. This experience broke his heart. Not knowing how to ¡°mend¡± his broken heart£¬his body created a ¡°repair¡± by surrounding his heart with fluid to protect it from the sad feelings.

Our work focused on reminding him of the feelings of being loved and forgiving his friends. Months later£¬his heart was mended and the fluid disappeared. He left my office after the final session with a smile on his face and a spring in his steps.

The key is: to create a healthy body£¬you must be healthy not only in body£¬but also in mind.

To be mentally healthy£¬you need to build up strong relationships. Creating strong relationships will insure that you are accompanied by a network of loving persons. It is important for building a support system that boosts your spirits. Even when you are alone£¬you will not feel lonely or upset. Strong relationships are not spaceships£­they are not hard to build.

¡¾1¡¿The underlined word ¡°boosts¡± in Paragraph 5 is closest in meaning to ________.

A£®controls

B£®guides

C£®lifts

D£®affects

¡¾2¡¿What is the main idea of the passage?

A£®Loving others will keep you in good spirits.

B£®Heart illness can be cured without operation.

C£®Creating strong relationships will keep you healthy.

D£®Spiritual health is necessary for physical health.

¡¾3¡¿Which of the following views may the writer agree with?

A£®Old friendship is easy to lose.

B£®A good friendship is a useful medicine.

C£®The best doctor is your own body.

D£®It needs many efforts to build relationships.

¡¾4¡¿If this passage is continued with another paragraph£¬what would it be probably about?

A£®How to build strong relationships.

B£®How to protect your heart.

C£®How to keep mentally healthy.

D£®How to live a healthy life.

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