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學(xué)必求其心得,業(yè)必貴于專精學(xué)必求其心得,業(yè)必貴于專精學(xué)必求其心得,業(yè)必貴于專精徐開高高一英語限時練8CTheworld’srichestwomanGinaRinehartissufferingamediafirestormduetoanarticleinwhichsheblamesthemiddleclassfor“drinking,smokingandsocializing"ratherthanworkingtoearntheirownfortune。SteveSiebold,authorof“HowRichPeopleThink”,spentnearlythreedecadesinterviewingmillionairesaroundtheworldtofindoutwhatseparatesthemfromeveryoneelse。Theresultisthatithadlittletodowithmoneyitself,anditwasabouttheirwayofthinking.Ordinarypeoplethinkmoneyistheroot(根源)ofallevil。Richpeoplebelievepovertyistherootofallevil.“Theordinarypersonhasbeenbrainwashed(洗腦)tobelieverichpeopleareluckyordishonest,”Sieboldwrites。That’swhythere’sacertainshamethatcomesalongwith“gettingrich”inlower-incomecommunities.“Therichknowthatwhilehavingmoneydoesn’tguarantee(保證)happiness,itdoesmakeyourlifeeasierandmoreenjoyable。”O(jiān)rdinarypeoplebelieveyouhavetodosomethingtogetrich。Richpeoplebelieveyouhavetobesomethingtogetrich.“Whilemostpeoplearefocusingontheimmediateresultsoftheiractions,thegreatonesarelearningandgrowingfromeveryexperience。Whetherit’sasuccessorafailure,theyknowtheirtruerewardisbecomingahumansuccessmachinethateventuallyproducesoutstandingresults,”hewrites。“Ordinarypeoplewouldratherbeentertainedthaneducated.Richpeoplewouldratherbeeducatedthanentertained.Whiletherichdon’tthinkitamusttoacquiretheirwealthwithaformaleducation,theyappreciate(欣賞)thepowerofconstant(不斷地)learningaftergraduationfromcollege,”Sieboldsays.“Walkintoawealthyperson’shomeandoneofthefirstthingsyou’llseeisalibraryofbooksthey’veusedtoeducatethemselvesonhowtobecomemoresuccessful,”hewrites。“Themiddleclassesreadnovels,tabloids(小報)andentertainmentmagazines.”64。Thefirstparagraphismainlymeantto_____.A。leadtothetopicofthepassageB。describethelifeofthemiddleclassC.givethemainideaofthepassageD。introducetherichestwoman65。AccordingtoSteveSiebold,whydoordinarypeopleconsidermoneyastherootofevil?A.Becausemoneymakespeoplefacerisks。B。Becausemoneymakespeoplehavemoredesires.C。Becausemoneymakespeoplemorelikelytoactbadly。D.Becausemoneymakespeoplebecomeselfish.66。AccordingtoSteveSiebold,howdothericheducatethemselves?A。Theykeeplearningfortheirwholelife.B。Theyreadnovels,tabloidsandmagazines.C.Theyeducatethemselvesthroughentertainment.D。Theyeducatethemselvesbyexperiencingdifficulties。67.Whichwouldbethebesttitleforthepassage?A.OrdinarypeoplewishforafortuneB。RichpeoplethinkdifferentlyC。HowtoacquirewealthD.EducationorentertainmentDDeathValleyNationalParkisthelargestnationalparkontheAmericanmainland。This3。3millionacre(英畝)parkinsouthernCaliforniaisthelowest,hottest,anddriestplaceinNorthAmerica。Thelowestpointis86metersbelowsealevel.Inthesummer,theaveragetemperatureis46°C,andthehighesttemperatureeverrecordedherewas56.6°C。TherearesomesummerswhenDeathValleyreceivesnorain,andtheaveragerainfallisfewerthantwoinches.Theearliestvisitorstothisdesertareaweredifferenttribes(部落)ofNativeAmericans。Theywalkedthroughthisareabutdidnotstay。In1849,peopleheardaboutthediscoveryofgoldinCalifornia.Thousandsofpeoplebeganthelongtriptothewest.ThislargedesertareawassodifficulttocrossthatitreceivedthenameDeathValley.Today,touristsandnatureloversfromallovertheUnitedStatestraveltoDeathValleytoenjoyitsnaturalbeauty.Thereareoveronethousandkindsofplantsinthisdesert,includingmanykindsofcactusesandflowers。Cactuses,withtheirinterestingandunusualshapes,needverylittlerain.Theirrootsareclosetothesurfaceofthegroundsotheycanquicklycollectanyrainfall。Afewdaysafterthefirstraininthespring,thousandsofwildflowerscoverthedesert。Therearealsomanyanimalsthathavelearnedtoliveinthisarea.Mostareactiveatnight,andtheysleepduringtheday.Forexample,thekangarooratsleepsdeepundergroundwhilethesunisout。Itcanliveallitslifewithoutdrinkinganywater,gettingitswaterfromthefooditeats.IfyouareplanningatriptoDeathValley,winteristhebesttimetovisit。Andtherearemorethingstoknowandpreparebeforeyousetoff。68。DeathValleyNationalPark_____.A.receivesverylittlerainB.ishotalltheyearroundC。isthebiggestparkintheU.S.D。liesinthenorthernpartofCalifornia69。DeathValleygotitsname_____.A。intheearly19thcenturyB。thankstoNativeAmericansC。fromthecolorsofitsplantsD.becauseoftheterribleweather70。Whatwilltheauthormostprobablytalkaboutnext?A.Thediscoveryofgold.B。Someadvicefortourists.C。ThehistoryofDeathValley。D。HowtoprotectDeathValley。第四部分:任務(wù)型閱讀閱讀下面短文,并根據(jù)所讀內(nèi)容在文章后表格中的空格里填入一個最恰當(dāng)?shù)膯卧~。注意:每個空格只填一個單詞。Givingchildrenmedicinesafelyisn’teasy。Manyparentsfeelthepressurewhentheirchildrenneedcertainmedicines,becausetheyknowthatgivingtoomuchmedicinecancauseserioussideeffects。Butwithalittleknowledge,youcangiveyourchildrenmedicinesafely。Thatis,whengivingchildrenmedicine,therearealotofthingsyouneedtoknow,suchaswhatthenameandpurposeofthemedicineare,howmuch,howoften,andforhowlongthemedicineshouldbetaken,howthemedicineshouldbestoredandwhethertherearecommonsideeffects。Tousemedicinesafely,youshouldalwayscheckwithdoctorsifyouaren'tsurewhetherchildrenneedmedicaltreatment.Neveruseleftover(剩余的)medicine。Ifyouhavesomemedicineleftoverafteryourch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