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Dear Disappointed, Everyone has to leave home sometime and it’s just more difficult for some than it is for others. Being 21, it is no wonder you are eager to begin your own discovery of the world, to make your own choices and achievements. I think the main reason your families are making it so hard for you is that you are their baby. They want to keep you under their protection as long as they can, and since they have always given you extra special care, they are afraid you won’ t be able to make it without their support. But I think you can and will make it on your own. If you have a good job now, you are already building up the skills and experience you’ll need to find another better job. All it takes is self-confidence, the willingness to face up to any difficulties you meet with and the courage to face up to your family and prove them wrong. In today’s China there are more chances than perhaps ever before. So be brave and set out to find what you are looking for. Good luck to you and be hopeful!Yours Dear Susan1. This letter is written to a person _________. ______ A) whose real name is Disappointed B) who has made great achievementsC) who is still a small baby D) who is disappointed and needs help 2. Disappointed is eager to _________. ______ A) discover the world B) find a better jobC) get skills and experience D) get extra special care3. Dear Susan tells Disappointed that ________. ______ A) his family can give him special careB) his family can only discourage him C) a 21-year-old person should decide what he wants to doD) a 21-year-old person should be supported by the family4. According to Susan, _________ can help one to make his own choices and achievements.______ A) family protection B) self-confidence and courage C) more chances D) skills and experience5. What does Susan advice Disappointed to do in the end? A) brave and set out for his goal. B) To set out immediately without support.______ C) To prove his family wrong. D) To believe in his good luck.
It is no wonder they are successful because they had worked so hard.
One cold January morning, a man sat down at a metro station in Washington D.C. and started to play the violin. He played six famous pieces for about 45 minutes. It was rush hour and thousands of people went through the station, most of them on their way to work.Three minutes went by before a middle-aged man noticed there was a violinist playing. He slowed his pace, stopped for a few seconds, and then hurried up to meet his schedule. A half-minute later, the violinist received his first dollar tip—a woman threw the money into his open violin case and without stopping continued to walk.A few minutes later, someone leaned against the wall to listen, but then he looked at his watch and walked on again. Clearly he was late for work. The one who paid the violinist the most attention was a three-year-old boy. His mother hurried him up but the child stopped to look at the violinist. Finally the mother pushed hard and the child continued to walk, turning his head all the time. This was repeated by several other children. All the parents, without exception, forced their children to move on.1. The man played the violin when people were _____________.______ A) having lunch B) on their way to workC) working D) unhappy 2. _________ slowed down his pace, stopped for a while, and then rushed to meet his schedule. ______ A) A middle-aged man B) A mother C) A middle-aged woman D) A three-year-old boy. 3. How long had the violinist playing the violin?______ A) Three minutes. B) A half-minute later. C) Forty-five minutes. D) A few minutes..4. From the text, it can be inferred that _____________.______ A) no one was interested in the violinist B) the violinist was very poor. C) all the parents let their children appreciate the music D) the three-year-old boy would like to stop and listen to the music 5. The best title for this passage is “_______”.______ A) Rush hour B) A three-year-old boy C) A violinist in the metro D) A beggar
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