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　　Who says honesty is dead?Last Tuesday morning Alan Reed,a student at Chremont College here,was getting 　　1　　 money out of the bank．He wanted to have 50 dollars and the teller(银行出纳员)　　2　　 him five twenties instead of five tens．For a few seconds,as Alan told it,he wondered 　　3　　 to do．Should he give the extra money back?Keep it?　　4　　 he kept it,he could buy several new CDs,or he could take his friend Simon to a big dinner．　　5　　 no one would ever notice(注意)．But then he 　　6　　 the teller．She was a middle-aged woman with a sweet face,and she reminded him of his mother．She had been nice to him．Then he thought that there were probably exact(精确的)　　7　　 kept of how much money was paid out,and the 　　8　　 would probably get into trouble．　　9　　 of all,Alan felt he would probably feel 　　10　　 about keeping the extra money．Alan gave back the money．

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　　A man was sitting in the doctors office．He was telling the doctor about his 　　1　　．“I'like football,doctor,”he said．“Please help me．My life has 　　2　　 been a good one since I became 　　3　　 in football and it is getting worse and worse．I can't even 　　4　　 well at night．When I close my 　　5　　,I'm out there on the football field 　　6　　 after a flying ball．When I wake up,I'm more 　　7　　 than I was when I went to bed．What am I going to do?”The doctor sat back and said,“First of all,you 　　8　　 to do your best not to dream(梦)about football．Before you are failing asleep,try to 　　9　　 about something else．Try to think that you are at a party and someone is going to give you several million dollars．”“Are you crazy(发疯的)?”the man shouted．“I'll 　　10　　 the goal!”

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　　On the morning of May 2,1980, Rosalie Warren received the envelope(信封)with her grades(等级)in it．As she 　　1　　 it, Warren wanted to know whether her hundreds of 　　2　　 of studying had paid off．They had．

　　“I 　　3　　 five As,”she still remembers the moment happily．“I 　　4　　 fell on the floor．”

　　Warren was born on August 29,1900．Two years 　　5　　 she entered(进入)high school, her father died．Warren had to leave school for factory work to help support(支撑)her 　　6　　．Warren was a person who always 　　7　　 school．In 1975, when she was 75, she learned about Suffolk University's(大学的)tuition-free(免学费的)program．

　　Now she has not 　　8　　 learning．“It's my 　　9　　 to go to school,”she says．Nancy Stoll, head of students, says,“Warren is a good 　　10　　 for our younger students－that learning is a lifetime activity(活动)…”

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