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　　The Grand Ole Opry. in Nashiville, Tennessee, has always been American's most important concert hall for country music. Every Saturday night the places is filled to the ceiling with country music 1 .

　　One 2 in January 1967, was very 3 night at the Opry. For the first time, a 4 man was an attraction 5 music had always been thought of as “White music”. For many, it was a strange 6 to see Charley Pride step 7 the Opry stage. Some people felt 8 about whether a black man could sing country songs. 9 Charley's smooth voice quickly 10 over the Opry 11 Charley was so good that before, 12 , he was country music's biggest 13 .

　　Like many country singers, Charley was 14 on a farm. he spent his 15 milking cows and picking cotton. But he knew he wasn't going to make 16 his career. Later he became a baseball 17 .

　　In the winter, after the baseball season, Charley sang at a local nightclub. One evening, Red Sovine, a great country music star, 18 Charley sing. Red told Charley to forget about 19 and go for a 20 career.

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　　Many people 1 by spiders. They are 2 afraid of large, hairy (多毛的) ones. The largest and most 3 of all spiders is the bird-eating spider, 4 lives in the hot, thick rain forests of northern South America.

　　Bird-eating spiders are a 5 of tarantula (毒蜘蛛). They are very hairy. Some of these giant spiders can spread eighteen centimeters with their 6 . Tarantulas are not, 7 most people think, poisonous spiders. They can 8 , and the bite is painful, but it will not kill a 9 . The poisonous bite of a black widow (丧偶的) spider is 10 dangerous.

　　Bird-eating spiders often hide in holes and under rocks 11 the day, 12 at night they 13 out and 14 insect. 15 you might guess 16 their name, they also catch 17 and eat them.

　　They have 18 unusual ability. They can 19 windowpanes (窗玻璃 ), 20 sticky, silky hairs on their feet that cling to glass.

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    In the past, American families were quite large. Parents 1 five or more children were common. Over the years, the 2 of the family has become smaller. One reason for this is an increase in the 3 of living. On the average (平均), children attend schools for more years than they 4 , making them dependent on their families 5 . Moreover, children nowadays are better 6 , and have more money to spend on 7 . The parents usually have to 8 all the expenses. Meanwhile, families are 9 close than they used to be. More and more American mothers 10 away from home. The break-up of family 11 when the parents divide. A lot of children in the U. S. live part of their young lives with only one parent. 12 families usually result in problems for children and parents alike. Children grow up 13 unsettled as they are moved 14 between parents. Usually one parent is responsible for raising the children. The single parent must 15 all the children's needs. This is very demanding and 16 very little time for the parent's own personal 17 . Single parents often marry other single parents. In this type of family, unconnected children are 18 to develop brother or sister relationship (关系). The situation of many American families today are not good. However, recent signs 19 that things are getting better. The divorce rate (离婚率) is becoming lower. The rate of children is 20 . Perhaps Americans have learned how important families are.

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　　“Fire! Fire!”What terrible words to hear when one wakes up in a strange house in the middle of night! It was a large, old 1 house and my room was on the top floor. I jumped out of bed, 2 the door and stepped out into the passage. It was 3 of thick smoke.

　　I began to 4 , but as I was still only half-awake, instead of 5 the stairs I went in the opposite direction. The smoke grew thicker and I could 6 flames all around. The floor became 7 under my bare feet. I found 8 door and ran into a room to get to the window. But before I could reach it, one of my feet 9 in something soft and I fell down. The thing I had fell over felt 10 a bundle of clothes, and I 11 to protect my face from the smoke and heat. Just then the floor 12 way under me and I crashed to the floor below with pieces of burning wood all around me.

　　I saw a flaming doorway in front, put 13 over my face and ran. My feet burned me terribly, but I got through. As I reached the cold air outside, my bundle of clothes 14 a thin cry, I nearly dropped it in my 15 . Then I saw a crowd gathered in the street.

　　A woman is a night-dress and 16 coat screamed as she saw me and came running 17 .

　　“My baby! My baby!” She cried. The crowd 18 wildly as she took the smoke-blackened bundle out of my arms. I had some difficulty in 19 her. She was the Mayor's wife, and had 20 her baby. I was a hero.

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At one time Einstein travelled all over the United States giving lectures. He travelled 1 , and soon became quite 2 with the driver.

The driver always 3 Einstein's lecture, 4 the great scientist gave again and again. One day he told Einstein that he 5 the lecture so well that he was sure he could give it 6 . Einstein smiled and said, “Why don't you give the lecture for me next time?” The driver 7 That evening, both of them went along to the 8 . 9 there had seen Einstein before. As the driver 10 on the stage (讲台) everybody clapped (鼓掌). Then he began the lecture seriously. Sure enough, he 11 make a single mistake. It was a great success, and when it was over, people clapped and clapped. Then he started to 12 , shaking hands 13 everybody, 14 Einstein followed a few steps behind.

Just before they go to the door, a man 15 them and asked the driver a very difficult question. The driver 16 carefully. Of course, he did not 17 a thing. but he nodded as if he did. Then the man stopped 18 , the driver said that he thought the question was very 19 but really quite simple, In fact, 20 show how simple it really was, he would ask his driver to answer it!

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　　Every morning 1 eleven o'clock, a shiny Rolls drove through Central Park 2 New York City. Inside the car 3 a driver and his master, a well-known 4 Each morning the millionaire noticed a 5 man sitting on a park bench. The man always sat staring 6 the hotel in which the millionaire lived. One day, the millionaire was so curious about the man 7 he ordered his drivers 8 the car. He walked to the bench and said 9 the poor man.“Excuse me, but I just have to know 10 you sit starting at my hotel every morning.”“Sir, ”said the man. “I have no money , no family , no home. I sleep on this bench, and every 11 I dream that one day I 12 in that hotel. ”

　　The millionaire had 13 idea. He felt very pleased with himself as he said, “Tonight your dream will 14 . I'll pay for the best room in that hotel for you for a whole month. ”And that is exactly what happened?--except 15 one strange thing.

　　A few days later, the millionaire went by the man's room to ask him whether he was enjoying 16 . To his surprise, he found that the man had moved 17 the hotel back to his park bench.

　　When the millionaire 18 why, the man said, “You see, when I'm down here sleeping on my bench, I dreamed I'm up there, in that luxurious hotel. It's wonderful dream. But when I was back up there , I 19 1 was back on his cold bench. It was a terrible dream, and I could not get any 20 at all.”

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　　About ten men in every hundred 1 from colour blindness in some 2 , women are 3 only about one in two hundred is 4 in this manner. Perhaps, sooner or later, it is 5 to be driven by a woman.

　　There are 6 forms of colour blindness. In some cases (病例) a man 7 not be able to 8 deep red. He may think that red, orange and 9 are all shades of green. Sometimes a person cannot 10 the difference between blue and green. In 11 cases an 12 man may see everything is shades of green 13 world in deed.

　　Sometimes colour blindness can be 14 . For example, when fighting in the forest 15 , soldiers use 16 to signal(发信号) to each other.A green light may mean “ 17 ” and a 18 light may mean “Danger. Keep 19 ”. You can see what will 20 if somebody thinks that red is green.

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    In class,I was telling my students the story 1 the hare and the tortoise. 2 the end I said: “Everybody, 3 slow and steady (稳) wins the race. Don't you think there's something to learn 4 the tortoise.”

    Sonny opened his eyes wide. “Do you 5 next time. When I'm entering 6 the 7 race, I should wish that Bily 8 Tom and Sandy would all fall 9 half-way?”

    I was shocked (着慌),“But the tortoise didn't wish the hare would fall asleep!”

    “He must have wished that.” Sonny said,“Otherwise how could he be 10 stupid to race with the hare? He knew very well that the hare ran a hundred times 11 than he himself did. ”“He didn't have 12 a wish. ” I insisted,“He won the race, by perseverance(坚持) by pushing on 13 .”

    Sonny thought for a 14 .“That's a lie! He won it because he was 15 . If the hare hadn't happened to fall asleep the tortoise would never have won the race. He could be 16 steady us you 17 or a hundred times steadier, but he'd never have won the race! That's sure. ”

    I gave 18 . Today's children are not like 19 we used 20 be, they are just hopeless.

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　　I 1 don't believe in ghosts 2 my experience at the Rose Hotel. 3 I have never seen one. But ghost stories have made me 4 uncomfortable since then. I 5 the hotel at night and asked 6 .

　　“There's nothing left,”he said “ 7 to sleep in No. 7. ”“Why not?” I said. “What's wrong with it?” I was so tired that I would have slept anywhere. “Nothing,” he said slowly. “But something happended there a few months ago. ”

　　Every old hotel has 8 strange stories, so I thought that 9 he told me about it ,the better I was willing to listen to anything for the sake of (为了) a bed to sleep in.

　　“A man came here late at night, 10 you,”, the landlord said. “I thought there was something odd about him because he kept looking 11 his shoulder while he was signing his name in the book. He asked me 12 have and I offered 13 . “ 14 a man who has said he'll kill me, ”he said suddenly, “with a knife.” He looked 15 that I thought I had better 16 him to his room. I locked the door and left him 17 . The next day we 18 him dead, with a knife beside him. “He had 19 ,” the landlord said. “Or someone else had done it. Do you mind sleeping there now you know the story?”

　　“Well, ” I said “ 20 is following me. But I wish you had told me the story in the morning. As it is ,I'll sleep here on the floor if you've get a couple of blankets. ”

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　　1 the Smith family 2 London, they 3 every day in seeing as much as 4 . Mrs Smith was most 5 shops, and bought all sorts of things that she couldn't find in the 6 in the north. The two children enjoyed 7 on the tube railways and going down the moving 8 that 9 the platforms.

　　One day they went to Hyde Park and walked along the grass to Kensington Gardens 10 bright 11 sunshine. The leaves of the great trees were turning red, brown and yellow. Birds were flying 12 , there were 13 pretty flowers and plants, and ducks were swimming about on the RoundPond. The children were much interested in the model boats 14 boys, even men, were sailing on the Round Pond.

　　Before the end of the week they had walked for miles round the city and had seen 15 . They had 16 the Tower, Westminster, Abbey, the House of Parliament, and the British Museum. In the evening they had visited cinemas and theatres. 17 they went to a concert at the Albert Hall. They were looking forward to 18 to the zoo on Sunday afternoon 19 they had arranged to meet their friends 20 they could all go together.

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