經典word整理文檔，僅參考，雙擊此處可刪除頁眉頁腳。本資料屬于網絡整理，如有侵權，請聯系刪除，謝謝！-好好學習，天天向上TEM4---Dictation1997LegalAgeforMarriageThroughouttheUnitedStates,thelegalageformarriageshowssomedifference.Themostcommonagewithoutparents’consentis18forbothfemalesandmales.personswhoareunderageintheirhomestatecangetmarriedinanotherstate,andthenreturntothehomestatelegallymarried.Eachstateissuesitsownmarriagelicense.Bothresidentsandnon-residentsarequalifiedforsuchalicense.Thefeesandceremoniesvarygreatlyfromstatetostate.Moststates,forinstance,haveabloodtestrequirement,butafewdonot.Moststatespermiteitheracivilorreligiousceremony,butafewrequiretheceremonytobereligious.Inmoststatesawaitingperiodisrequiredbeforethelicenseisissued.Thisperiodisfromonetofivedaysdependingonthestate.Athree-daywaitisthemostcommon.Insomestatesthereisnorequiredwaitingperiod.1-好好學習，天天向上1998TheRailwayinBritainThesuccessofearlyrailways,suchasthelinesbetweenbigcities,ledtoagreatincreaseinrailwaybuildinginVictorianTimes.Between1835and1865about25,000kilometersoftrackwasbuilt,andover199railwaycompanieswerecreated.Railwaytraveledpeople'slife.Trainswerefirstdesignedtocarrygoods.alawinthe19thcenturyforcedrailwaycompaniestorunonecheaptrainaday,whichstoppedateverystationandcostonlyapennyamile.Soonworking-classpassengersfoundtheycouldaffordtotravelbyrail.Cheap-day-excursiontrainsbecamepopular，andseasideresortsgrewrapidly.Therailwaysalsoprovidedthousandsofnewjobs:buildingcarriages,runningtherailwaysandrepairingthe.Railwaysevenchangedthetime.Theneedtoruntherailwaysontimemeantthatlocaltimewasabolished,andclocksshowedthesametime2alloverthecountry.1999UnitedDay2000WhatWeKnowaboutLanguage2001CharacteristicsofaGoodReaderToimproveyourreadinghabits,youmustunderstand-好好學習，天天向上2002DisappearingForestsTheworld’sforestsaredisappearing.Asmuchas1/3ofthetotaltreecoverhasbeenlostsinceagriculturebegansome10,000yearsago.Theremainingforestsarehometohalfoftheworldspecies,thusbecomingthechiefresourcefortheirsurvival.Tropicalrainforestsoncecovered12%ofthelandoftheplanet.Aswellassupportingatleasthalfoftheworld’sspeciesofplantsandtheserainforestsarehomestomillionsofpeople.Butthereareotherdemandsonthem.Forexample,muchhasbeencutfortimber.Anincreasingamountofforestlandhasbeenusedforindustrialpurposesorforagriculturedevelopmentsuchascropgrowing.Bythe1990’slessthanhalfoftheearthoriginalrainforestsremained,andtheycontinuedtodisappearatthealarmingrateeveryAsaresult,theworld’sforestsarenowfacinggradualextinction.7-好好學習，天天向上2004MoneyMoneyisacceptedacrosstheworldaspaymentforgoodsorservices.Peopleusemoneytobuyfood,clothesandhundredsofotherthings.Inthepast,manydifferentthingswereusedasmoney.PeopleonPacificislandsonceexchangedshellsforgoods.TheChineseusedclothandknives.InAfrica,elephanttusksorsaltwereused.EventodaysomepeopleinAfricaarestillpaidinsalt.CoinswerefirstinventedbytheChinese.Originallytheywereroundpiecesofmetalwithaholeinthecenter,sothepieceofstringcouldkeepthemThismadedoingbusiness9-好好學習，天天向上muchButpeoplestillfoundcoinsinconvenienttocarrywhentheywantedtobuysomethingexpensive.solvethisproblem,theChineseagaincameupwithasolution.Theybegantousepapermoneyforcoins.Nowpapernotesareusedthroughouttheworld.2005TheWristWatchItisgenerallybelievedthatwristwatchesareanexceptiontothenormalsequenceintheevolutionofman'sjewelry.Reversingtheusualtheywerefirstwornbywomenandthenadoptedbymen.Intheolddays,queensincludedwristwatchesamongtheircrownjewelry.theywerewornbySwissworkersandfarmers.UntilWorld10-好好學習，天天向上WarI,Americansassociatedthewatchwithfortunehunters.Thenarmyofficersdiscoveredthatthewristwatchwasmostpracticalforactivecombat.Racecardriversalsolovedtowearwristwatches,andpilotsfoundthemmostusefulwhileflying.Soonmendaredtowearwristwatcheswithoutfeelingself-conscious.By1924,some30percentofman'swatcheswerewornonthewrist.Today,thefigureis90percent.Andtheyarenowwornbybothmenandwomenforpracticalpurposesratherthanfordecoration.2006TheInternetTheInternetisthemostsignificantprogressinthefieldofcommunications.Imagineabookthatneverends,a11-好好學習，天天向上librarywithamillionfloors,orimaginearesearchprojectwiththousandsofscientistsworkingaroundtheclockThisisthemagicoftheinternet.YettheInternethasthepotentialforgoodandbad.Onecanfindwell-organized,information-richwebsites.Atthesametime,onecanalsofindwastefulwebsites.MostwebsitesareknownasdifferentInternetapplications.Theseincludeonlinegames,chatroomsandsoon.Theseapplicationshavegreattoo.Sometimes,thepowercanbesogreatthatyoungpeoplemayeasilybecomevictimstotheirattraction.Soweneedtorecognizetheseriousnessoftheproblem.Wemustworktogethertouseitspowerforbetterends.12-好好學習，天天向上2007AdvertisingAdvertisinghasalreadybecomeaspecializedactivityinmoderntimes.Intoday’sbusinessworld,supplyisusuallygreaterthandemand.Thereisgreatcompetitionbetweenmanufacturersofthesamekindofproductbecausetheywanttopersuadecustomerstobuytheirparticularbrand.Theyalwayshavetoremindtheircustomersofthenameandqualitiesoftheirproductsbyadvertising.Themanufactureradvertisesinnewspapersandontheradio.Hesometimesemployssalesgirlstodistributesamplesofhisproduct.HesometimesadvertisesontheInternetaswell.Inaddition,healwayshasadvertisementsputintotelevisionprogramsthatwillacceptthem.Manufacturersoftenspendhugesumsofmoneyonadvertisements.Webuyaparticularproductbecausewethinkthatisthebest.Weusuallythinksobecausetheadvertisementssayso.Peopleoftendon’taskthemselvesiftadvertisementsaretellingthetruthwhentheybuyadvertisedproductsfromshops.13-好好學習，天天向上2008ChoosingaCareerWhenstudentsgraduatefromcollege,manyofthemdonotknowhowtheywanttospendtheirworkinglives,andtheysometimesmovefromjobtojobuntiltheyfindsomethingthatsuitsthemandofequallyimportancetowhichtheyaresuited.Othersneverfindajobinwhichtheyarereallyhappy.Theyremainalltheirlivessquarepegsinroundholes(不得其所的人).Whenwechooseourcareers,weneedtoaskourselvestwoquestions:First,whatdowethinkwewouldliketobe?Second,whatkindofpeoplearewe?Theidea,forexample,ofbeingapainteroramusicianmayseemveryattractive,butunlesswehavegreattalentandarewillingtoworkveryhard,wearecertaintofailintheseoccupationsandfailurewillleadtounhappinessinlife.14-好好學習，天天向上Soitisimportanttoassessoursuitabilityforacertaincareerinjobsearch.2009NewYear'sEveFormanypeopleinthewest,NewYear’sEveisthebiggestpartyoftheIt’stimetogettogetherwithfriendsorfamilyandwelcomeinthecomingNewYear’spartiescantakeplaceindifferentplaces.Somepeopleholdahouseparty;othersattendstreetparties,whilesomejustgoforafewdrinkswiththeirfriends.Bigcitieshavelargeandspectacularfireworksdisplays.ThereisonethingthatallNewYear’sEvepartieshaveincommon:15-好好學習，天天向上thecountdowntomidnight.Whentheclockstrikes12,peoplegivealoudandsingsongs.It’salsopopulartomakeapromiseintheNewThisiscalledaNewYear’sresolution.Typicalresolutionsincludegivingupsmokingandkeepingfit.thepromiseisoftenbrokenquitequicklyandpeoplearebackintotheirbadhabitswithinweeksordays.ForlotsofpeopleinBritain,the31stofDecember,orNewYear'sEveaswecallit,isthebiggestpartyoftheyear.It'satimetogettogetherwithfriendsorfamilyandwelcomeinthecomingyear.NewYear'spartiescantakeplaceatanumberofdifferentvenues.Somepeopleholdahouseparty;othersattendstreetparties,whilesomejustgototheirlocalforafewdrinkswiththeirmates.Bigcities,likeLondon,havelargeandfireworksdisplays.There'sonethingthatallNewYear'sEvepartieshaveincommon:thecountdowntomidnight.Whentheclockstrikestwelve,revelersgivealoudcheer,popchampagnecorksandgiveeachotherakiss.Theythenlinkarmsandsingasong16-好好學習，天天向上calledAuldLang'sSyne,byaScottishpo