Hesaid,"Youaresuretogetawarmwelcomethere."Hesaidthatwe____________suretogetawarmwelcomethere. A: am B: was C: were D: are

Hesaid,"Iamlivingwithmybrother."Hesaidthat_________waslivingwithhisbrother. A: I B: you C: he D: they

Hesaid,"Ilivehere."Hesaidthathelived___________. A: there B: here C: inthere D: atthere

“HereisthemoneyIpromised,”hesaid,“Ialways_____promises.” A: agree B: fellow C: make D: keep

“I’msosorry,”hesaid,withsome________,“IsupposeIshouldhavecomeearlier.” A: charity B: anticipation C: confidence D: embarrassment

Hesaid tothe children,"Be quiet."He ______ the children _____ quiet. A: said to, to be B: told, to be C: said, be D: told, be

TranslatethefollowingsentencesfromthetextintoChinese:1.Hecalledwarming“thegreatgeophysicalexperiment”.Hesaid,“Theexperimentistoloadtheatmospherewithasmuchcarbondioxideaspossible,addafewotherharmfulgases,andseewhathappens.”2.Minimaleffortsmadetoreducethereleaseofgreenhousegases,specificallycarbondioxidefromtheburningoffossilfuels,increasetherateandintensityofglobalwarming.3.Carbonintheatmosphereallowsplantstogothroughphotosynthesismorerapidly,allowingallergenstogrowinnumber.4.Itisthemostabundantheat-absorbentgasbesideswatervapor,whichisnotconsideredasagreenhousegasbecauseitrainsbacktotheearthinacontinuouscycle.5.RossGelspan,authorofBoilingPoint,abookaboutearth’sclimatechangefromglobalwarming,spokeabouthisbooktothepublicin2004stating,“Climateissueswilleventuallytearholesintheglobaleconomy.”

Hesaid，“Don’tdo that again.”→ He _____ me _______ that again. A: said to me；notto do B: saidto me；don’tdo C: told me；don’t do D: toldme；notto do

Oneday,young,HowardKellywhowassellinggoodsfromdoortodoortopayhiswaythroughschool,foundhehadonlyonethincoinleft,andhewashungry.Hedecidedhewouldaskforamealatthenexthouse.However,helosthiscouragewhenalovelyyoungwoman,openedthedoor.Insteadofamealheaskedfor;somewater.Shethoughthe,lookedhungrysoshebroughthimalargeglassofmilk.Hedrankitslowly,andthenasked,“Howmuchdo,Ioweyou?”“Youdon’t,owemeanything,”shereplied.“Motherhastaughtusnevertoacceptpayforakindness.”Hesaid,“ThenIthankyoufrommyheart.”AsHowardKellyleftthathouse,henotonlyfeltstrongerphysically,buthisfaithinpeoplewasstrengthenedalso.Hehadbeenreadytogiveupandleave.Yearslater,thatwomanbecameseriouslyill.Thelocaldoctorsweregreatlypuzzled.Theyfinallysenthertothebigcity,wheretheycalledinexpertstostudyherraredisease.Dr.HowardKellywascalledinfortheconsultation.Whenheheardthenaiveofthetownshecamefrom,thelightofrecognitionfilledhiseyes.Immediately,heroseandwentdownthehallofthehospitaltoherroom.Dressedinhisdoctor’sclotheshewentintoseeher.Herecognizedheratonce.Hewentbacktotheconsultationroomevenmoredeterminedtodohisbesttosaveherlife.Fromthatdayonhegavespecialattentiontoherdisease.Afteralongstruggle,thebattlewaswon.Dr.Kellyrequestedthebusinessofficetopassthefinalbilltohimforapproval.Helookedatit,andthenwrotesomethingontheedge,andthebillwassenttoherroom.Shefearedtoopenit,forshewassureitwouldtaketherestofherlifetopayforitall.Finallyshelooked,andsomethingcaughtherattentiononthesideofthebill.Shereadthesewords:“Paidinfullwithoneglassofmilk.”(Signed)Dr.HowardKelly.Tearsofjoyfloodedhereyesasherhappyheartprayed:ThankyouGod.Yourlovehasspreadthroughhumanheartsandhands.

<spanstyle="display:block;text-align:center;">PostHurricaneKatrina</span>ThesouthernUnitedStatesisagainbeingbatteredbyatropicalstormRita,threeweeksafterHurricaneKatrina.Thistimethewarningstoleaveseemtohavebeenheededandroadsleadingawayfromthethreatenedareashavebeenchokedwithtrafficasmorethantwomillionpeopleheadinland.FollowingthedevastationinNewOrleans,theauthoritieswerecriticizedfornotdoingenoughforthoseleastabletohelpthemselves:thepoor,thesickandthosewithouttransport.Thoughthistimemoreprovisionwasmadetoevacuatepeopleaheadofthehurricane,butinthelongterm,whethertherewillbeanyrealchangeintheUSsocialsystem?<br/><alone></alone>Astheeventofmassiveforce,Katrinasweptawayanawfullot,buttheghastlyfailureoftheauthoritiestoprepareandtorescuethoseatriskseemstohavedonemorethanthephysicaldamage.BillClintonisamongmanyeminentAmericanswhowonderwhetherKatrina’sbiggestimpactmightbepsychological,political.Therealquestion,puttingisbaldly,iswhetherthereisgoingtobearevolution.WilltheAmericansocialandeconomicsystem,whichcreatesthewealthwhichpaysforbillionaires’privatejetsandthepovertywhichdoesn’tallowforabusfareoutofNewOrleans,beaddressed?It’sbeentinkeredwithbeforeofcourse,sometimesasaresultofnaturaldisasters.Therewereforinstanceplentyofbusesonhandforthisweek’sRitaevacuation.Butthesystem’sfundamentals,nolimitonhowhighyoucanflyandlittlelimitonhowlowyoucanfall,remainasintactastheywereintheSanFranciscogoldrush.<br/><alone></alone>AsCharlesWheelerwrote,oneofthetragediesoftheVietnamWarhadbeen&quot;thedismembermentofAmerica’sinfantwelfarestate&quot;.‘Thewar,&quot;hesaid,&quot;stoppedsocialreforminitstracksandtoday,withthebudgetdeficithugeandgrowing,thereisnoprospectthatawindfallofmoneyreleasedbythewarcansuddenlybeappliedtotheneedsofthepoorinthecities.&quot;Charleswaswritingin1973.Americadidrecover.Theeconomywasrescued.Moneywasmadeinverylargeamounts.Butthepoorstilldidnotreceivethatwindfall;theywerenevergoingto.<br/><alone></alone>AmericansarecrosswiththegovernmentanddisappointedwiththeresponsefromWashington,buttheyhavenotsatontheirhandsandwaitedforthegovernmenttosortitselfout.Muchtheopposite,Americanshavegivenwithunbridledenthusiasmandgenerosity.TheygivemoneytovictimsofKatrina;dropoffteddybearstheynolongerwant;dispatchclothforwhichtheyhavegrowntoofatetc.HurricaneKatrinahasencouragedanoutpouringofcharityonascaleneverseenbefore.&quot;Isn’tthatsomethinggovernmentsdo?&quot;Americansdon’tthinksoandneverwill.Thisisunquestionablyasourceofstrengthandspineintroubledtimes,butitisjustcharitythatputsadampeneronrevolution.Charityameliorates,itsoftensblows,itpoursoilontroubledwaters.Itdoesnotleadtosocialchange.<br/><alone></alone>InequalityisapartofAmericanlifeandsoisself-reliance,nothingaltersthat.Aftertheweekend’sdevastation,Americaislittlechanged.