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17£®If you live in a big city£¬there are many things to drive you crazy on your daily route£¬and it's not just overcrowded subway trains£®
Vicky Zhao is a mainlander working in Hong Kong£®For her£¬one thing she can't put up with is people standing on the wrong side of the escalator£¨×Ô¶¯·öÌÝ£© in subway stations£®"Escalators help us move faster and save time£®It isn't a place to rest£¬"the 24-year-old says£®"I often see tourists block the way with their suitcases or chatting on the escalators during rush hours£®It annoys me to no end£®"
Admitting she is not the patient type£¬Zhao says things are much better in Hong Kong than in cities on the mainland where"stand right£¬walk left"signs are often ignored£®
The logic behind the"stand right£¬walk left"escalator etiquette£¨ÀñÒÇ£© seems obvious£®Even though you may want to catch your breath while you're transported up or down£¬you should still consider others and leave enough space for people in a hurry£¬so that they can run and catch the train£®
Many cities'escalators£¬including London's and Beijing's£¬use the"stand right£¬walk left"system to speed up the flow of people£®£¨Australia is an exception and you should stand on the left side instead£®£© But some cities discourage people from moving on escalators out of safety reasons£®In Hong Kong's subway stations there are regular announcements asking people to"stand still"on escalators£®Even so£¬most people in this fast-paced city observe the"stand right£¬walk left"etiquette£®
But the people who stand on escalators defend themselves by telling the walkers not to be so impatient£®The BBC quotes one stander as saying£º"If the person is in such a rush£¬why not just take the stairs£¿Even when the escalator is packed and there's nowhere to move£¬I see these same people complaining about not being able to pass£®"
Whatever the escalator etiquette is in the place you live or visit£¬do what most people are doing and always be mindful of others£ºleave enough space between each other£¬don't stay at the end of the escalator£¬and if someone is blocking your way£¬a simple"excuse me"is enough£®

19£®When on the escalator£¬a majority of local people in Hong KongD£®
A£®stand still as the railway stations require£®
B£®ignore the"stand right£¬walk left"signs
C£®use the stairs instead of escalators£®
D£®follow the"stand right£¬walk left"etiquette£®
20£®What can be inferred from the 6th paragraph£¿A
A£®Not everyone follows the"stand right£¬walk left"etiquette£®
B£®The BBC is against the"stand right£¬walk left"etiquette£®
C£®People should be patient and take the stairs if possible£®
D£®People shouldn't complain about the crowded escalators£®
21£®Which of the following statements is the writer's opinion£¿B
A£®People should stand right no matter where they are£®
B£®People should do as the Romans do and consider others£®
C£®People should do as they like on the escalators£®
D£®People should be seriously criticized when they block the way£®
18£®Sometimes it may seem like you're always getting into trouble with your teachers or your parents and that no matter what you do you just can't seem to get things right£®£¨36£©E£®Staying busy and active is considered the first step to make yourself on the way£®Here below are some approaches to making it£®
£¨37£©AJoining a sports team£¬whether it's a team at your school or in your community£¬is a great way to stay out of trouble£®Whether you're playing soccer£¬basketball£¬or baseball£¬team sports are a great ay to meet interesting people and to find something to do other than get into trouble£®£¨38£©G£®This can help you calm down and will keep you from using your energy the wrong way£®
Join a club
£¨39£©F£¬whether it's through regular school or another commuity organization£®You can join an art club£¬chess club£¬cooking club£¬debating club£¬or really all sorts of clubs that can help you focus on something you care about that doesn't have to do with annoying your teachers or not doing your homework£®
Be an active student
Being an active student means a lot£¬such as showing up on time£¬not skipping class£¬raising your hand when you have questions£¬and doing the work in advance£®£¨40£©C£®If you focus on being a good student£¬then you can avoid annoying your teachers or your parents£®

A£®Join a sports team
B£®Keep out of trouble
C£®Thus you can participate in class
D£®There are many ways to satisfy your parents
E£®The best thing to do is to stop trouble before it starts
F£®If sports aren't your thing£¬you can always join a club
G£®Joining a sports team will also provide you with weekly exercise£®
12£®Universities and colleges in the United States are trying new programs for international students to increase enrollment and income£®Some universities are experimenting with bringing international high school students to their campuses£®These programs permit students to complete their high school diploma while earning college credit at the same time£®
One example of this model is at the University of Southern Maine£¬or USM£®The program is called the"International Academy"£®The school is expecting its first class of international high school students this fall£®Joanna Evans is the director for the academy£®The program is officially a"boarding school on a university campus"that serves 11th and 12th grade international high school students only£®
The students will take classes at the University of Southern Maine to complete their high school diploma£®However£¬because the classes are university-level£¬the students will receive college credit at the same time£®
According to Evans£¬the students they recruit will have to be very strong£®Their course schedule will be the same as taking only advanced-placement courses£®The goal is that£¬by the time they complete their high school diploma at the academy£¬they will be ready to start college as a third-year college student£®
Their English language skills also must be strong£®The Academy looks for students with a minimum Test of English as a Foreign Language£¬or TOEFL score of 79£¬or a 6.5on the International English Testing System£¬or IELTS£®However£¬there are classes available to provide additional English language training when the students arrive if they need it£®
All incoming students at the academy are required to take a college writing class in their first term£®If English is not their first language£¬they will take a class taught by teachers with a background in teaching students who speak English as a foreign language£®
Although they are only high school students£¬the expectations are the same as college students£®"Students need to be ready to take university classes£¬and that is the deal"Evans said£®

32£®How does the new program"International Academy"benefit students£¿A
A£®Shortening their time at school£®
B£®Offering free education£®
C£®Supplying free room and board£®
D£®Giving up courses in high school£®
33£®Which of the following can replace the underlined word"recruit"in Paragraph 4£¿D
A£®refuse    B£®train    C£®value    D£®admit
34£®Which of the following is an entrance requirement of the students£¿B
A£®Being very creative£®
B£®High English level£®
C£®High intelligence£®
D£®Wealthy background£®
35£®What are the students of the new program expected to do£¿C
A£®Have a high level of writing£®
B£®Build up strong enough bodies£®
C£®Achieve what college students do£®
D£®Progress with help of experienced teachers£®
16£®The 21st century brought in what was supposed to be paperless living£®The data of our lives was to be recorded in digital clouds£®We were told to click the option for paperless statements£¬unsubscribe to unwanted catalogues and keep a shredder£¨ËéÖ½»ú£©nearby at all times£®
So how are we doing£¿
"We have a bigger need for paper management than before because we have more access to information than ever before£¬"says Chris Plantan£¬creative director for Russell & Hazel£¬maker of stylish office accessories£®Plantan says there are lots of files and lots of piles out there£®
For many£¬organizing papers is another chore that inspires procrastination£®You don't need to be a regular viewer of the A&E cable program"Hoarders"to know that many of us stash our papers in shopping bags instead of filing cabinets£®Filing doesn't make it onto the to-do lists of many over-scheduled people these days£®
"It ranks at the bottom of the list£¬along with having a tooth pulled£¬"says Melissa Sorensen£¬a professional organizer based in Woodbridge£®"People arerestricted by fear£¬worried about what will happen if they throw something out£¬"Sorensen says£®"Eighty-five percent of the things you file£¬you never retrieve again£®"
Those who do have files often suffer from another issue£ºfiguring out where they put stuff£®
Holly Bohn founded See Jane Work£¬an online source for creative office products£¬to make the task of staying organized a bit more fun£®"Despite technological advances£¬paper management is a problem because we are bombarded by paper£®Our lives are so busy and complex we can't make decisions£®"She believes each person has to create her own system to accommodate both boring paperwork and sentimental mementos£®Her products£¬targeted at multi-tasking women£¬offer a bit of charm£®
Solutions don't have to start with a clumsy metal filing cabinet£®Some people are stackers and save things in fabric-covered stackable boxes£®Color-coded binders and colorful plastic trays are also recommended to classify different things£®
Will virtual living eventually mean the death of filing£¿"People who have cookbooks still like to pull out recipes and save them£¬"says Kim Oser£¬a Gaithersburg professional organizer£¬"just like people who love their GPS still like looking at a map£®In our lifetime£¬we will still have paper and still have filing£®One hundred years fron now£¿who knows£¿"
 
61£®Chris Plantan probably agrees thatB£®
A£®paperless living will never be realized
B£®reality is running counter to paperless living
C£®technology proves the necessity of paper management
D£®file processing becomes impossible in the digital age
62£®Which best illustrates the program"Hoarders"mentioned in Paragraph 4£¿C
A£®Man cannot live without paper
B£®TV viewers are good at filling papers
C£®People often leave their papers disorganized
D£®Paperless living is advocated by many people
63£®Who is most likely to hold that most of the files should be thrown out£¿D
A£®Kim Oser        B£®Holly Bohn      C£®Chris Plantan        D£®Melissa Sorensen
64£®What might be the best title for this passage£¿A
A£®Paper management          B£®Office transformation     C£®Storing files            D£®Going paperless£®

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