Terry Fox had cancer(癌). It left him with only one leg. Yet he became famous for running. He ran with an artificial (人造的) leg to raise(集资) money to fight cancer. His plan was to run all the way across Canada, from St. John's to Vancouver. He would cross the water by boat. Terry started out in St. John's in April, 1981, and made it to the halfway point.

　　Terry had to give up the run at Thunder Bay when doctors found cancer in his lungs. He died on June 28, when he was 22 years old. He raised more money for the Canadian Cancer Society than he dreamed possible－over $24 million.

　　This map shows the route that Terry Fox planned to run and the part of the route he was able to cover.

　　To follow Terry's run on a map, you must be able to find directions (方向) . The four main directions on a map are north, south, east, and west. Between the four main directions are four “halfway” directions. They are northeast (NE), northwest (NW), southeast (SE) , southwest (SW) . These directions appear on the map's compass rose. Find the compass rose at the bottom of the map .

　　Some maps use only an arrow pointing north. When you know which direction is north, you can figure out that south is below. West is to the left. East is to the right.

1．Terry started his run in St. John's on Canada's ________ coast.

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2．Terry planned to run from ________ .

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3．Montreal is ________ of St. John's.

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4．The city that is west of Thunder Bay is ________ .

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5．From Winnipeg, the direction to Toronto is ________ .

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Dan was traveling around the country, and one day he (1)(be)in a hotel(旅馆)  in a small town． It served(服务) lunch from twelve thirty to one thirty． Dan (2) (go)out for a walk in the morning but he (3)(forget)to wear(戴) his watch．He walked for a long time，and then he (4)(see) a young man in the street,so he said to him，“Excuse me，can you please (5)(tell)me the time?”

The young man looked at his watch and answered，“It's twelve o'clock.”

Dan (6) (be)a little worried when he heard this，and asked again，“Isn't it later than that?”He was hungry, and he wanted his lunch．“No，”the young man answered．“It never (7) (get) later than twelve o’clock in our town．”Dan was surprised and said，“That's  interesting．What do you (8) (mean)?   “Well．”the young man (9)(answer)，“whenever(无论何时)it becomes twelve o'clock。it always (10) (start) from the beginning again one o'clock， two o'clock...”