In 1867, an engineer named John Roebling was given the job of building a bridge to connect(连接)New York with Long Island．

　　Roebling thought about the idea all the time．He couldn’t get the bridge off his 　　1　　．But many people thought it was 　　2　　 to do the job．

　　The project started well, but only a few months later Roebling was killed in a terrible accident．The following month his son, Washington, was asked to 　　3　　 his work．

　　Building the bridge was a long and tough job．Not only did John Roebling die, but also up to thirty other men lost their 　　4　　．

　　Washington himself had the same bad luck 　　5　　 his father．In early summer 1872, he became very ill．He couldn’t walk, talk or 　　6　　 move．

　　“We told them so．”

　　Crazy men and their crazy dreams．”

　　“It’s foolish to follow wild ideas．”

　　Everyone criticized(批评)the bridge project．People said it would never 　　7　　．

　　But Washington was not discouraged．He kept his mind on the job．

　　One day as he lay in bed in his hospital room, an idea hit him．He could still move one 　　8　　．He decided to make the best use of it．

　　He touched(触摸)his wife’s arm with that finger．He wanted her to call the engineers．Then in the same way, he told the engineers 　　9　　 to do．The project started again．

　　For 11 years Washington tapped out his words with his finger, until the bridge was completed．Today the spectacular(壮观的)Brooklyn Bridge stands in all its glory (荣耀)．It tells the world a 　　10　　 story, but also a story of determination．

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Kate is against 　　1　　 a new zoo in their town．Zoos are terrible 　　2　　 for animals to live．She has visited a lot of zoos 　　3　　 her life, and she has never seen one she liked or one that was suitable 　　4　　 animals to live in．Just last week, she visited a zoo and couldn’t believe what she 　　5　　．The animals are kept in tiny 　　6　　 and can 　　7　　 move at all．However, Alice thinks zoos are very important places．They are like living 　　8　　 for young people．They provide homes 　　9　　 many endangered animals, and help to educate 　　10　　 about caring for them．

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One day a snake lay at the foot of a hill．A sun was warm

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and he soon went to asleep．Suddenly a big stone fell down the hill．

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It fell on the snake．He woke up and find he could not move,

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for the stone was very light．Just at that moment a rabbit came up．

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“Mr．Rabbit,” said the snake, “the stone hurts me bad．

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Move it off me, please, and I shall give a gift for you．”

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The rabbit was very kind．He did not like to see someone in trouble．

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So he tried push the stone．He pushed and pushed until he moved

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the stone off the snake．The snake was free, and the rabbit got tired．

But on that time, the snake said, “I'm dying of hunger．

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I want to eat up you．”

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