阅读理解。 We use the Internet for many things: business, shopping, writing lette
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information and so on. In recent years a new kind of English has grown on the Internet. There"s no real word
for it yet, so we"ll call it e-talk. People don"t like typing too much. To save time, they turn phrases into a few
letters called acronyms. Acronyms are often used in chat rooms. Some of them are.
BTW (by the way)
BRB (be right back)
LOL (laughing out loud)
IMO (in my opinion)
People also use many abbreviations (缩写), They are shortened forms of words. Some common
abbreviations are:
Info (information) purer (computer)
Pie (picture) sec (second)
We usually don"t see people when we communicate (交流) on the Net, so people have new ways to show
feelings. Most people use their keywords to draw"feeling". such as:
:-)( happy) :-p(joking) :-( (sad) :-0(surprised)
These days, many forums (论坛) have picture feelings. For example,
There are even whole new words, like "newbie"s" (someone who is new on a chat board or forum).
It takes time for people to get used to (适应) e-talk. Also, different groups on the Net have their own special
ways of communicating. Newbie"s have to ask other people what they mean. As the Internets grows, e-talk
will continue to grow and change.
B. 聊天室
C. 首字母缩写词
B. Because people can type them quickly.
C. In this way newbie"s won"t understand them.
B. The person is happy about getting a new computer.
C. The person is sad that his computer is having problems.
B. be easy by people on the telephone
C. be used by people on the telephone
B. Picture Feelings
C. How to Use Abbreviations
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It did not come with a card or note of any kind, but I loved the beauty and sweet smell of the flower.
And I never stopped imaging who the giver might be. My mother helped me to imagine. She"d ask me if
I had done something kind for anyone. Perhaps the neighbor I"d helped carry heavy bags for, or one of my
classmates who I helped the lessons with. As a teenager, though, I had more fun thinking that it might be a
boy I liked at school.
When I was 17, a boy broke my heart and I cried myself to sleep. When I woke up in the morning, there
was a message on my mirror, "If we let sadness go, happiness will surely come to you." I thought about those
words for a long time. When I finally went to get the glass cleaner, my mother knew everything was all right
again.
One month before I finished high school, my father left us forever. I lost interest in all the celebrating
activities such as the class play, taking photos with classmates before leaving the high school where I had
studied for three years. Although my mother was very sad, she still encouraged me to take part in all those.
She wanted her child to have a sense that there was still beauty in the face of bad luck, just like the
gardenia-lovely, strong and perfect.
My mother died 10 days after I was married. I was 26. That was the year gardenias stopped coming.
B. 12
C. 26
D. 10
B. I was still sad.
C. The glass was dirty.
D. Mother really understood me.
B. a boy broke her hear
C. her father died
D. there was no beauty in her life
B. the writer"s mother
C. a boy classmate
D. one of the neighbors
B. the writer"s bad luck
C. teenagers" problems while growing up
D. how to pace difficulties
Mountain and Lake Middle School in Chengdu,Sichuan,have their ways. They give out flyers (传单), draw
portraits (人物素描) and work as waiters.
The class, working in eight groups, finished the activity. Experiencing Life for Seven Hours,on March 18,
"I found students waste their food in the dining-hall," the class teacher, Deng Guiyong said, "So I held this
activity to help them understand how hard it is to make money."
Jiang Yao, 15, and his group members stood in the streets giving out flyers for about two hours and got
the money for their lunch. Then they worked as waiters in a pizza restaurant-cleaning the floor；and toilets
and getting food for guests,"We were busy all along, so we were terribly exhausted after the day"s hard work.
"said Jiang."We each got a pizza as a prize, which tasted much better than one I ate with my parents before."
When Xie Ni"s group didn"t make any money in three hours, the members became nervous about their
lunch. The 14-year-old girl came up with the idea of drawing portraits to sell, "I sold four portraits and one
tourist even paid us 100 yuan for his portrait," said Xie.
Xie realized that life is really hard. "We have to work hard to get the money to pay for even a simple meal."
Xie said, "We must value the happy life today."
On top of making money, each group was asked to do at least five good deeds during the seven hours.
Students helped the old cross the road, gave directions to tourists and turned in a lost bus card.
B. realize life is really not easy
C. know it"s hard to make money
D. have their own ways to get food without money
B. crazy
C. tired
D. boring
B. give out flyers
C. draw portraits
D. work as waiters
B. help the students learn to value their today"s life
C. help people in need
D. give the students a chance to learn to work
B. It"s Good To Be A Volunteer
C. How To work For People
D. Experiencing Life For Seven Hours
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