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¡¾ÌâÄ¿¡¿ Listening to a radio broadcast in a foreign language is difficult for many of us. We may have studied the language for several years, and are able to read it, perhaps even write in it. But listening and understanding the spoken language require special skills. Some people have a natural ability that helps them to learn a language quickly, while others must study for a long time. Everyone, however, can improve his or her listening skills with practice.

We are good listeners in our own language because we have had years of practice. We understand the grammar and the language. We know what to expect a person to say to us in almost any situation. We have been in similar situations many times, and we have heard it all before. We can understand it, even if we do not listen carefully.

But this is not true with a foreign language. We must listen with our full attention. And we must try not to let the cultural style of our language affect our understanding of the foreign language. Listening to a foreign language broadcast is easier if we know something about it. There are clues that can help us. One clue is the time of a day. Morning programs usually contain many short items of news, information or entertainment. The items are short because most of us are getting ready to go to work in the morning. Often we do not have time to listen to long programs. Evening programs are different. There is time for more details about the subjects discussed.

We can get a clue about the program from the music at the beginning, but we must be familiar with the music of the foreign culture. The kind of music¡ªserious and slow, or fast and light¡ªcan tell us what kind of program to expect. The name of the program can give us good information about what it will contain.

Another good clue is the broadcaster. The more we listen to the same person, the easier it will be to understand him. His speaking style will become familiar to us. Further, the broadcaster provides clues to the organization of the broadcast at the beginning of the program. The broadcaster usually gives us the highlights of the program to prepare us for the details that will follow.

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¡¾2¡¿If you don¡¯t have enough time, you can listen to______.

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C.evening programsD.programs with soft music

¡¾3¡¿You can know the information of the program according to_____.

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¡¾ÌâÄ¿¡¿ It was a rainy day and I was walking down the street feeling comfortable and happy. I wanted to do something kind for someone else without any reason and purpose, almost as if I was just trying to spread the abundance (³ä×ã) of love I was receiving. It was then that I saw a teenage girl dressed in tattered clothes, getting soaked(ʪ͸). She wasn't wearing any shoes or socks. The rain wet her skin through the holes in her clothes and she was making her way through the garbage, trying to find something that would be of use to her.

I walked towards her and told her to wait for me there while I ran home to get her something. On getting home, I took off my shoes, which I really loved, wrapped them up in a plastic cover and ran to give them to the teenage girl on the street.

The girl looked surprised as if she was not used to this kind of kindness. She thanked me in a trembling (²ü¶¶µÄ) voice.

A famous musician who lives down the street corner stopped his car and smiled when he saw what happened. The two watchmen who saw me do this talked and gave me friendly looks.

Although I had to wear my dad's shoes, I was satisfied even if they were a bit large for my feet, because I knew the girl would walk comfortably wearing the shoes. That day I learned that letting go off the little things we own can be a big help to others.

¡¾1¡¿What does the underlined word 'tattered' in the first paragraph probably mean?

A.Old and torn.B.Large and new.

C.Colorless and small.D.Thick and old.

¡¾2¡¿In the passage, we are told that _______.

A.the author liked going down streets on rainy days

B.the author liked walking in her father's shoes

C.nobody wanted to help the poor girl

D.the author was very kind-hearted

¡¾3¡¿What did the musician's and the watchmen's reactions to the author¡¯s behavior mean?

A.They were laughing at the author.B.They thought what the author did was right.

C.They also wanted to help the poor girl.D.They were curious about what the author did.

¡¾4¡¿What can we learn from the passage?

A.It is important to get others' praise.B.It is no use giving things to others.

C.It is a pity to lose favorite things.D.It is good to help others.

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¡¾ÌâÄ¿¡¿ Many schools now serve breakfast as well as lunch. A lot of kids who take part can end up eating two breakfasts one at home and one at school. People are concerned that these kids may become overweight. In fact, Marlene Schwartz, a psychologist who studies the phenomenon (ÏÖÏó) of overweight, notes that¡¯s not what her data has shown in her new study.

Her group studied some 600 middle school students. Over three years, students in fifth, sixth and seventh grades were asked about their breakfast. Throughout the study bout 34 to 44 percent of all students said they regularly ate breakfast at home. Up to 17 percent or almost one in every six kids regularly ate breakfast at school. Overall, about one in every 10 kids reported having breakfast both at home and at school. And eating habits changed somewhat as the kids got older.

Surprisingly, at every age, kids who ate breakfast were less likely to be overweight. This was true even for those who ate breakfast at home and at school. Indeed, the study found no evidence of greater weight gain among students who ate double breakfasts. Rather, it found that students who skipped breakfast were those most likely to be overweight.

Skipping breakfast may set people to be over-hungry later in the day. Then someone may eat more food than their body needs. It might take the brain longer to realize ¡°you have enough food and can stop eating now¡±. If true, skipping breakfast may actually lead a person to consume too many calories (¿¨Â·Àï) over the rest of the day.

¡°Earlier studies have shown this to be the case. The total calories taken in 24 hours are less when you eat a good breakfast,¡± says Diana Cutts, who works at the University of Minnesota in Minneapolis. ¡°Eating healthily in the morning is really what you need to have energy. Skipping breakfast is not good for your body and brain.¡±

¡¾1¡¿Which is true according to Marlene Schwartz¡¯s study?

A.One in every ten kids had breakfast at school.

B.Eating habits didn¡¯t change as kids got older.

C.Kids having breakfast were more likely to be overweight.

D.Having double breakfasts doesn¡¯t mean gaining greater weight.

¡¾2¡¿What may cause overweight in children who skip breakfast?

A.The poor function of the body.

B.Eating too much later in the day.

C.Eating too much unhealthy food.

D.Lack of calory-burning exercise.

¡¾3¡¿What do Diana Cutts¡¯ words tell us?

A.The importance of energy.

B.The harm of calory intake.

C.The harm of light breakfast.

D.The importance of breakfast.

¡¾4¡¿What does the passage mainly talk about?

A.Causes of childhood overweight.

B.Ways to keep a healthy weight.

C.Skipping breakfast may lead to overweight.

D.Eating double breakfasts is healthier.

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¡¾ÌâÄ¿¡¿ Just when you thought you figured out Millennials (those who reached young adulthood around the year 2000), Generation Z is now entering the workforce. A massive 72.8 million individuals are included in this group born between the mid - 1990s and the early 2000s.

Are you ready?

While we have learned how to create a culture where Millennials can do well, what Generation Z needs can be quite different:

Millennials

Generation Z

Don¡¯t just work for a paycheck, they want a purpose.

Money and job security are their top motivators. They want to make a difference but surviving an developing are more important.

They aren¡¯t pursuing job satisfaction, they are pursuing their own development.

They want to gather rewarding experiences. Gen Z tend towards being impatient and often experience FOMO (Fear Of Missing Out), so instant feedback and satisfaction are key.

They don¡¯t want bosses, they want coaches.

They want to be guided in an environment where they can advance quickly. They want to look their leaders in the eye and experience honesty and transparency.

They don¡¯t want annual reviews, they want ongoing conversations.

They don¡¯t want an annual work assessment, they want to be advised and given feedback on an ongoing frequent (daily) basis.

They don¡¯t want to fix their weaknesses, they want to develop their strengths.

They believe that there are winners and losers - and more people fall into the losing category. They want to have the tools to win, either through developing weaknesses or strengths.

They have a cooperative way of thinking where everyone joins in and works together.

72% of Gen Z said they are competitive with doing the same job. They are independent and want to be judged on their own value and showcase their individual talents.

It¡¯s not just their job, it¡¯s their life.

Salary and benefits and how they can advance are central. They are a DIY generation and they feel that other generations have over complicated the workplace.

¡¾1¡¿According to the passage, Millennials and Gen Z share the same point of view on _______.

A.job satisfactionB.work assessment

C.weaknesses and strengthsD.salary and benefits

¡¾2¡¿Which of the following is true of Gen Z¡¯s way of thinking?

A.They prefer to be team leaders, not members.

B.They enjoy working together with others.

C.They don¡¯t want to cooperate, they compete.

D.They have talents and don¡¯t want to be judged.

¡¾3¡¿Who among the following are most probably the target readers of this passage?

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C.Recruiters.D.FOMO patients.

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