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18. 

Habits are consistent, almost unconscious responses and behaviors. ①They are a mighty force with the unique ability to be one’s best friend or worst enemy. ②They are the outward and constant expressions of our character. ③They were issued at birth, some of us seem to believe. “I have to live with them, like my blood type,” they say. Are ④they right? Nothing could be further from the truth. It’s possible to learn good ones and unlearn bad ones no matter how deep seated ⑤they may be.

20. 

Children from nearly 100 countries met in Connecticut recently to learn about the environment and discuss ways to protect (A) it/them. They discussed four main environmental issues: Oceans, Rivers and Waterways; Extinction and Biodiversity; Indigenous Healing; and Energy. At the Conference, the children (B) attended/attending educational sessions, taking field trips to museums and listening to presentations from other children. They talked about different problems in their countries and how to solve them. One of the things (C) which/what they talked about was how to enforce laws against dumping waste into water sources.

21. 

Elections are held to choose a person for a particular office. For example, seventh grade students may want to choose a class president. Students ①interested in the position will talk to their classmates and make posters to let class members ②know they are running for that office. The class will then vote by ③marking their choices on ballots. A ballot is a piece of paper listing the candidates for president. The votes ④are　counting, and the person who gets the most votes becomes the new class president. You may ⑤belong to a club or organization that nominates candidates and elects officers. Many clubs, organizations, and businesses follow this same procedure.

30.

In Western cultures, a gift can be given to the receiver with relatively little ceremony. When a gift is offered, the receiver typically takes the gift while expressing her or his thanks.

(A) For example, in Chinese culture, a receiver will typically refuse to accept the gift at first, with the understanding between the giver and receiver that after being turned down several times, the gift will be accepted.

(B) However, in some Asian cultures, the act of giving is an important aspect of gift-giving, and this process may appear confusing or frustrating to Westerners.

(C) Moreover, to show respect to the receiver, it is customary in several Asian cultures to use two hands when giving a gift to another person.

33. 

Nelson Mandela has become a hero in a nine-part series of comic books based on his life. His struggle to end apartheid and white domination in South Africa has been depicted by five young African illustrators and cartoonists. The books, called The Madiba Legacy Series, have the aim of re-awakening young South Africans to the rich history of black South Africa. About one million copies of the inaugural book were distributed free to schools and newspapers. The series will eventually be translated from English into South Africa’s 10 other official languages. International publishers are already waiting to win publishing rights.

34. 

We might think that most patients at sleep clinics are being treated for sleeplessness, but that is not the case. The majority of sleep-clinic patients suffer from ①disorders of excessive sleep. They have ②irresistible urges to sleep during the day, often in ③inappropriate situations―at business meetings, in supermarkets, or at parties. Even more dangerous is their failure to remain ④awake when driving or operating machinery. ⑤Sleeplessness in such situations could obviously be life-threatening.

39. 

A philosopher witnessed from the shore the shipwreck of a vessel, of which the crew and passengers all drowned. He criticized the injustice of the Gods, thinking that the Gods should have tried not to let so many innocent persons perish. As he was indulging in these reflections, he found himself surrounded by a whole army of ants, near whose nest he was standing. Some of them climbed up and stung him, and he immediately trampled them all to death with his foot. At that moment, Mercury, messenger god, appeared and said, “Have you indeed made yourself a judge of the dealings of the Gods, treating these poor ants in a similar manner?”

44-45

 Once there was a Roman general who showed real bravery. It happened that he lost a battle and was put into prison. Yet he knew that the Romans were gaining ground and that the enemy were afraid of being beaten in the end.

One day a ruler of the opponent came to the prison to talk with the Roman general. “We would like to make peace with the Romans,” he said, “We will set you free and let you go home, if you will agree to do as we say.” “What is that?” asked the general. “In the first place,” he said, “you must tell the Romans about the battle which you have lost, and you must make it plain to them that they have not gained anything by the war. In the second place, you must promise us that, if they will not make peace, you will come back to your prison.”

When the general came to Rome, all the people greeted him gladly. He talked about the war with the white-haired Fathers who made the laws for Rome. “I was sent to ask you to make peace,” he said. “But it will not be wise to make peace. True, we have been beaten in a few battles, but our army is gaining ground every day. The enemy are afraid, and they may well be. Keep on with the war a little while longer, and they shall surrender. Tomorrow I will start back to prison; for I have promised.” Then he bade them goodbye, and went back to prison to face the cruel death which was waiting for him.

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