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76.improve    77.Problem     78.loneliness    79.Solutions/Measures/Ways       80.lessen/reduce/lower    81.overcome/handle     82. frequently     83.attitude         84.respect          85.Conclusion

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How to grow up healthily

As we know, cellphones and computers are common in our daily life. However, children nowadays depend much on them, which, in my opinion does great harm to their growth. 

In my opinion, the major task for children is to learn various knowledge. Therefore, they should fix more attention on it and be less dependent on electronics. Besides, they should spare more time to take exercise. If so, they can have a healthy body, which in turn contributes to their studies. 

The last but not least, children should learn to communicate with others. They can have a heart-to-heart conversation with their parents and teachers if they have some problems hard to solve. As they have more experience in life, they can give children plenty of instructions.

听力材料

Text 1

W: Did you go to the basketball match this morning?

M: Oh. Yes. It should have started at 9:30, but it was delayed twenty minutes.

Text 2

W: Darling, I am running out of petrol.

M: Why not get the tank full before we set off?

W: I am sorry, I forgot.

Text 3

M: What do you usually do on Sunday morning?

W: I often do some reading in the library. But sometimes I play chess with a friend for a change. 

Text 4

W: Can I help you, sir?

M: Yes, I want to have my computer repaired. Can you tell me where the nearest computer store lies?

Text 5 

M: Well, I thought you were working for a large foreign company.

W: I was two years ago, but I decided that I should work near my home.

M: That's why you changed your job.

Text 6

W: Do you know the most successful Formula One driver of all time?

M: Of course, it is Michael Schumacher. I also know his race victories.

W: Yes?

M: The German collected a record 91 race victories through 2012. 

W: Mmm, I hear Schumacher burst into Formula One in 1991 by qualifying seventh in his first race in Belgium and a year later he was racing for Benetton, where he won his first champion in 1992.

M: Quite right.

Text 7

W: It's a pleasure to tell you some film ranks of 2013 around the world.

M: Oh, I'm glad to have the chance to hear them.

W: Have you seen Comic book blockbuster Iron Man 3?

M: Yes, Robert Downey Jr. plays his role as billionaire crime-fighter Tony Stark.

W: Quite right. But do you know it made $1.2bn?

M: Really surprising. Then it must be the highest-earning film of 2013 around the world.

W: It's true. Animated comedy Despicable Me 2 came in at number two with global takings of $918m.

M: The third one?

W: In the third was The Hunger Games: Catching Fire which made $795m.

Text 8

W: Terrible! A tragedy again!

M: What do you mean?

W: Haven't watched the news on TV? A boat carrying around 500 people turned over early Thursday off the coast of the Italian island of Lampedusa. 

M: What is the result?

W: At least 111 died, and 200 are still missing.

M: Shocking news. What are the Italians doing now?

W: The Italians are mourning those who lost their lives in the boat accident.

M: The tragedy is not the first, and probably won't be the last. Last year, the route saw some 500 deaths.

W: You are right. It is sad to think about people who were looking for a better life for them and for their children. As our parents and grandparents did going to America, and unfortunately they found death.

Text 9

W: Can I help you?

M: I'm trying to find a present for my wife's birthday. Your jewelry is really beautiful—these designs must have taken you a lifetime to create. 

W: Well, thank you! But I've actually only been in jewelry for a couple of years. I was a nurse and had a bad back, so I was advised to try something lighter.

M: And you took up jewelry?

W: Not immediately. I did an evening course in life drawing at a school of art, hard work but fun, and then when I saw some of the jewelry that students produce, I was addicted!

M: It must all be a total change from nursing…

W: Well, it was a bit of a shock not having a regular income.

M: I've never seen anything like these delicate glassy shapes you've put into your designs. 

W: I have been very lucky because my work became popular and fashionable right away, so this made me sure I should continue along the same lines, but I still leave the making to the last minute. I find I do my best work when I'm under a bit of pressure actually.

Text 10

Earlier this year, 24-year-old Pham Minh Dap and his brother established a school they called Stand By You. Volunteers teach poor students English and Japanese. Many classes are free. Mr. Dap pays about $500 to rent the language center space and for other costs. He gives about $150 from his earnings as a street seller and private language teacher. His brother gives the same amount from money he earns as a secretary. Friends provide the rest.

   Students come to the city from the countryside and must pay for food or rent. The students' parents are farmers. And farmers are very poor in Vietnam. But Pham Minh Dap is also poor. He sells balloons and children's toys outside Hoa Binh Park in the center of Vietnam's capital. He works there for a few hours on most afternoons. He earns about five dollars each day. 

Demand for the school is growing. About 1,000 people are on a waiting list to enter. Ten people have offered to teach for free. And Mr. Dap says he is hoping to raise money to pay for a bigger place. He wants to open more classes.