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The doctor¡¯s office was very busy that day, so Mrs. Smith had an opportunity to have a chat with the boy¡¯s mother while he played with his toy soldiers.

In the end, Mrs. Smith took the chance to ask the little boy what had happened to his eye. He _________ her question for a long moment, and then replied, lifting the patch, ¡°There¡¯s nothing wrong with my eye. I¡¯m a pirate (º£µÁ)!¡± Then he returned to his _________ .

Mrs. Smith was there because she had lost her leg from the knee down in a car accident. Her 35 today was to check whether it had been OK enough to be fitted with a prosthetic (¼ÙÖ«). The loss had been _________ to her. Try as she would to be brave, she felt like a disabled fool. She knew that this loss should not have a bad effect on her life, but emotionally, she could not get out of the fear and sadness.

The word ¡°pirate¡± changed her life. Immediately, she saw herself dressed as Long John Silver, a famous pirate, standing aboard a pirate ship. She stood with her legs planted wide apart. The ship rocked under the storm¡¯s force. _________she stood firmly (Îȹ̵Ø). She smiled into a storm.

At that moment, the disabled image was replaced and her courage _________.

She regarded the young boy with respect, who was just busy with his soldiers.

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boy noticed her leg. ¡°Hey lady,¡± he called, ¡°What¡¯s wrong with your leg?¡± the young boy¡¯s mother felt very sorry for her son¡¯s question.

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May broke down in tears as she finished her speech. Many people have wondered what she¡¯s like in her personal life.

May, who was born in 1956, is the UK's second female£¨Å®ÐԵģ©prime minister after Margaret Thatcher. She had to overcome many challenges to get to this position. When she was a child, she dreamed about becoming the first female prime minister of Britain. One of her childhood friends told reporters that she had gotten angry when Thatcher became the first female prime minister before her.

May studied geography at Oxford University. After graduating, she worked in the bank. In 1997 she was elected£¨Ñ¡¾Ù£©as a member of Parliament£¨Òé»á£©.

In June 2016, the prime minister (Ç°Ê×ÏࣩDavid Cameron decided to leave the business of Brexit behind him for May to deal with.

When May became prime minister, she was ambitious£¨ÓÐÐÛÐĵģ©about Brexit. However, she felt tired after many failed talks with the EU.

Still, I am very inspired by May. She is a strong woman who fought hard to make good deals £¨½»Ò×£©with the EU. Although she failed most of the time, she still got up and carried on. She will go down in history.

¡¾1¡¿When did Theresa May gave her resignation speech?

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Route China Mai¡ªLuang Prabang

Day 2,3,5,7 Flight QV 645

Dep. 15: 05 Arr, 16: 05

Airfare (»úƱ·ÑÓÃ)5,090THB

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Day 2,3,5,7 Flight TC 129

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Dep. 9:55 Arr. 11:40

Airfare 5,090 THB

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Dep. 6:30 Arr. 11:10

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The days of the week are:

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¡¾1¡¿How long does it take to fly from Chiang Mai to Phuket?

A. less than 1 hour. B. About 1 hour.

C. One and a half hours. D. About 2 hours.

¡¾2¡¿ Lao Airlines has a flight from Chiang Mai to Luang Prabang on .

A. Monday B. Thursday C. Friday D. Saturday

¡¾3¡¿If Lisa wants to travel from Chiang Mai to KOh Samui, which flight should she choose?

A. QV 645. B. TG 129. C. PG 242. D. FD 3942.

¡¾4¡¿ How much it coast to fly from Phuket¡ªBali?

A. 3, 590 THB. B. 5, 090 THB.

C. 9,050THB. D. 11, 391 THB.

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A. At an airport. B. In a restaurant.

C. In a museum. D. At a bus stop.

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Car-hailing company DiDi signed an agreement with TAL Education Group to provide free online courses for the children of taxi drivers. The courses, worth 30 million yuan, cover all subjects from primary to high school. Children can study courses at home, saving parents¡¯ time to spend or pick up children from off-line after-school classes.

According to Zhu Jingshi, vice president of DiDi, all 153 million registered (×¢²á) taxi drivers of DiDi can ask for the courses on the company¡¯s mobile app. The car-hailing company will evaluate (ÆÀ¼Û) the drivers and provide courses on the basis of the time they became registered drivers with the company, the number of passengers served and evaluation from passengers.

The health and education of children have remained top priorities of Chinese parents, including taxi drivers. A survey done by DiDi and TAL showed that although the average monthly income (ƽ¾ùÔÂÊÕÈë) of taxi drivers is only 6000 yuan, many would like to pay 40 percent of their income for their children¡¯s education.

The survey found that most taxi drivers were born in the 1970s and 1980s and worked seven days a week. More than 70 percent of them have children under 18 but very few have time to be with family and children. Only 8 percent of them said they had guided their children in doing homework. Because of these, 60 percent of drivers hope their children could receive the guidance from professional services.

¡¾1¡¿The online courses would help taxi drivers ________ for their children¡¯s education.

A. find good schools

B. get better teachers

C. save time and money

¡¾2¡¿The children of taxi drivers would take the courses like Picture ________.

¡¾3¡¿The underlined sentence ¡°The health and education...¡± means that ________.

A. most of the taxi drivers have little time to take care of their children

B. Chinese parents care about the health and education of their children most

C. lots of children of taxi drivers are in poor condition of health and education

¡¾4¡¿According to a survey, many taxi drivers would spend about ________ yuan on their children¡¯s education a month.

A. 2400 B. 4000 C. 6000

¡¾5¡¿This passage mainly tells us about ________.

A. a new kind of transportation called DiDi

B. the free online courses for taxi drivers¡¯ children

C. the taxi drivers working hard day and night

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¡¾ÌâÄ¿¡¿Have you ever had trouble sleeping in a new place?

Lots of people do. And now researchers from Brown University in Rhode Island think they know why. They found that one-half of the brain "remains more awake" than the other half when people are trying to sleep in a new place.

The sleep findings were reported in Current Biology by Brown University. In their report, the researchers said many people report they have a harder time sleeping the first night at a hotel or other places outside their home. They call it "first-night influence". "In Japan they say, 'If you change your bed, you can't sleep,'" said Yuka Sasaki, one of the report's writers. "You don't sleep very well in a new place. We all know about it."

The researchers measured brain waves (²âÁ¿ÄÔ²¨) for 35 volunteers over two nights in a laboratory. The two nights were a week apart (¼ä¸ô). They found during the first night the left half of the brain was more active than the right half. This was during the first deep-sleep period, the researchers said.

Sasaki said a lot of questions remain.

Researchers did not keep measuring brain waves all night long. So, they don't know if the left half keeps "watch" all night, or whether it "works in shifts (ÂÖ»») with the right half later in the night". They also do not know why the brain activity, at least during the first period of deep sleep, is always on the left half.

For some, this research may be calming. It is good to know that our brain is "looking out for us" in a new place. But it may not help with sleep. That brain activity, at least according to this new research, makes it harder to get the sleep people need to wake up well rested in the morning.

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¡¾1¡¿ How many times did the researchers measure brain waves for 35 volunteers?

A. Once. B. Twice. C. Three times. D. Four times.

¡¾2¡¿ The researchers found during the first deep-sleep period.

A. the brain waves remained the same

B. the brain activity helped with sleep

C. the right half of the brain kept "watch"

D. the left half of the brain was more active

¡¾3¡¿ Which of the following is one of the questions that remain?

A. Whether the new bed keeps you from sleeping.

B. How you have trouble sleeping in a new place.

C. Why the brain activity is always on the left half.

D. What people can do when they can't sleep well.

¡¾4¡¿The underlined word "calming" has the closest meaning to" ".

A. pleasing B. different C. serious D. strange

¡¾5¡¿What is the text mainly about?

A. What we will have to do to sleep well.

B. How researchers measure brain waves.

C. Who doesn't sleep well in a new place.

D. Why it's harder to sleep in a new place.

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