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　　One day, a young man asked Albert Einstein, 1 great German scientist, 2 the secret of success was. The scientist 3 him that the secret of success is hard work. A few days 4 the young man asked him the 5 question again. Einstein was very 6 . He did not say 7 , but wrote a few 8 on a piece of paper and 9 it to the young man. The young man looked 10 the piece of paper. On it was 11 : A＝X＋Y＋Z. “What 12 this mean?”asked the young man. “A means success,” 13 the old scientist. “X means hard work, Y means good methods(方法), and Z…Z means 14 talking and start to 15 .”

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　　It was December 25th, 1972. Marie Orr, a 13-year-old Australian girl, was happy. It was 1 and Marie’s mother made an unusual cake. She put four small coins(硬幣)into 2 . The four small coins were for good 3 .

　　After dinner Marie and her 4 ate the cake. When they 5 the cake, there were coins on the table. One coin was 6 . Marie’s mother didn’t notice.

　　After Christmas Marie got 7 . She coughed and couldn’t speak. Six weeks later she felt 8 , but she 9 couldn’t speak. So Marie went to the hospital.

　　Doctors at the hospital 10 Marie. They took an X-ray(X光). Marie’s mother asked the doctors, “Why can’t Marie 11 ?”The doctor said, “We don’t know. Maybe she will speak again. Maybe she won’t. We’re 12 , but we can’t help her.”

　　For twelve years Marie didn’t speak. She 13 and got a job. But she never spoke.

　　One day when Marie was 25 years old. she got ill. She began to cough. She coughed up a lot of blood(血). She also coughed up 14 small and black from her throat(喉嚨). What was it? Marie didn’t know. She took it to the hospital. A doctor said, “This is a coin.”

　　The doctor told Marie, “I 15 you call speak again. ”Soon Marie began talking.

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　　The sea is new world to us. And it is a big place. We know that some strange fish live in it. One of the strangest is the angler(琵琶魚(yú)). It lives deep down in the sea. The water there is very cold. And it is as 1 as night.

　　The female(雌性)angler knows a good 2 to catch food. She goes fishing. She has her own fishing line. It grows out of the top of her head. It hangs down in front of her mouth. The tip(尖)looks 3 in the dark water. The tip of her line is her bait(魚(yú)餌). Hungry fish see her bait. They think it is food to eat. A hungry fish will swim 4 . It swims right at the bait. Then the angler closes her mouth. That’s the end of the fish. The female angler grows quite large. She may be longer than 5 arm. But the male(雄的)is very small. He is about as long as a finger(手指). 6 he was born, the male fish started to look for a female. When he finds her, he holds onto her side with his mouth. Soon his mouth grows into her side. Now he will not get 7 in the dark. The male angler has no fishing line. He does not need one. The female does the fishing for him. And he gets his food 8 her.

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　　An Wang was born in Shanghai, China, 1920. He came to America at age twenty-five. He studied at Harvard, a famous university near Boston. He was 1 and soon got a doctorate(博士頭銜).

　　In 1951, An Wang 2 a small company(公司). It had only one room and two employees(雇員). Every year the company 3 . By 1985, Wang had had thirty thousand employees and had made 3, 000 million dollars. His company became one of the most 4 companies in the USA. It made the newest computers.

　　Money did not 5 An Wang. He lived with his wife in the same house outside Boston. He 6 had two suits at one time, and they were always blue.

　　He was 7 to the poor and liked to give away money to them. People in the USA will never 8 this good man.

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　　Once a beggar(乞丐)had walked about five miles in the hot sun. He was quite tired and wanted to 1 . As he came to a crossing, he saw a tall tree. On one side 2 the tree he saw a board(木牌). “Take This Road To Franklin”was written on the board.

　　“I will rest under the 3 ,”said the beggar. “I can lie on the board while I sleep. ”

　　As the beggar 4 , a doctor rode up to him.

　　“Wake up, beggar!”said the doctor. “I am lost. Can you tell me 5 road to take to Franklin?”

　　“It is too hot to think. ”said the beggar. “Thinking is work in such a 6 day.”

　　“Here is a dollar, ”said the doctor, “now, will you think?”

　　“Of course, I will, sir!”said the beggar, “ 7 that road to Franklin. ”

　　After a while, a driver stopped 8 the beggar which road to take to Franklin.

　　“You must give me a dollar, ”said the beggar, “for me to start thinking.”The driver gave him a dollar. “Turn to the left. ”the beggar said. The beggar went back to 9 . Before long a farmer woke him up.

　　“Which is the road to Franklin?”he asked. The beggar got 10 dollar and the farmer went along the road.

　　“A doctor gets paid when he doctors. ”Said the beggar to himself, “a driver gets paid when he drives, and a farmer gets paid when he farms. But this time a beggar got paid, and all he did was thinking!”

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　　Helen works for Mr Johnson, the manager(經(jīng)理)of a small shoe shop in Bradford. Yesterday morning Mr Johnson went to the 1 factory. Helen was sitting alone in the shop 2 a tall man came in.

　　The man took a pistol(手槍)out of his pocket and pointed it at Helen. “Give me the money, 3 I’ll kill you. ”he said. Helen 4 to give him the money in her desk, and the man walked out.

　　Helen is a 5 young woman, so she ran after him. She followed the man 6 ,Soon Helen saw the tall man 7 into a car. At the same time she saw a policeman 8 . She ran to the car, put her hand 9 the window, pulled the thief’s hair and 10 for help. The policeman ran up to them and arrested(逮捕)the thief. He gave back Helen the money.

　　Helen went back to the shop. She was tired 11 happy, she had the money. The manager 12 for her. He was very 13 .

　　“Helen．”he said. “You should stay in the 14 . A thief might come in and 15 the money. ”

　　“But I…”said Helen.

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　　Charlie Benson is a bus driver. He is a good young man and 1 his work very much. One day, when he 2 along a street, he saw two thieves 3 out of a shop towards a ear. The ear was waiting in front of the shop. One of them was carrying a bag full of money. Charlie quickly drove his bus straight at the thieves. The one 4 the money became 5 frightened that he dropped the bag. 6 the thieves were trying to get away in their car, Charlie drove his into the 7 of it. While the car was moving 8 , Charlie stopped his bus and rang to the police 9 the car and 10 men were caught.

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　　One day the students of Class Two heard there were many old things 1 in the nearest 2 , so some of them decided to visit it. 3 Saturday afternoon they walked there. They 4 the bridge and turned right 5 and 6 it on the left. Ann 7 a red hat and asked 8 it was used for. Meimei told her it 9 silk and was used 10 plays in the old days. They saw many strange and interesting things there. For example, they saw a teapot. It was used for 11 tea hot before 12 13 . Later they saw a strange cup 14 three legs. Wei Hua said people 15 it for drinking long long ago. They learned a lot from this activity.

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　　The American and the British not only 1 the same language but also have a large number of the same social customs. For example, in 2 America and England people shake hands when they 3 each other for the first time. Also, most Englishmen will open a door for a woman or offer their 4 to a woman, and so will most Americans. Promptness(準(zhǔn)時(shí))is important both in England and in America. That is, 5 a dinner is for seven o’clock, the dinner guest either arrives close to that time or calls up to explain 6 he will be late.

　　The important thing to remember about social customs is not to do 7 that might make other people feel uncomfortable especially if they are your guests. There is an old story about a man who gave formal(正式)dinner party. When the 8 was served, one of the guests started to eat his pease 9 . The other guests were surprised to see that, but the host calmly(平靜地) 10 his knife and began eating in the same way. It would have been bad manners to make his guest feel foolish or uncomfortable.

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　　We live in the“Computer Age. ”P(pán)eople like scientists, teachers, writers and even students use computers to do 1 work. But more than 30 years ago, 2 couldn’t do much. They were very big and expensive. Very 3 people were interested in them and knew how to use them. Today computers are smaller and 4 . 5 they can do a lot of work, many people like to use them. Some people even have them at home.

　　Computers become very important because they can work 6 than man and make fewer mistakes. Computers can 7 people do a lot of work. Writers now use computers to write. Teachers use them to help teaching. Students use them to study and children use them to play games. Computers can also remember what you put 8 them. Computers are very 9 and helpful. They are our good friends.

　　Do you want to 10 a computer?

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