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7£®These flowers are very________(Ï¡ÓеÄ)in this country.

8£®I paid only 3,000 for this used car but it's________(Öµ)a lot more.

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What is it that you love to do but never feel that you get it quite right£¿Perhaps you don't even try any more because you think what you do is not __1__enough.

Discouragement seems to follow us a good part of the time£¬__2__however hard we work£¬it seems that there is __3__ someone else who can do it much better.

I have always enjoyed music and it is__4__to me that every musician has a__5__of their own.My father __6__ several instruments and when he played with others£¬it was not difficult to__7__ his sound in a group.Whether it was a guitar or another instrument£¬he had his own__8__ sound.

I__9__heard of a music teacher who commented to a discouraged student.¡°__10__ else can make the sound that you make.¡±The sound that you make may not be the same as anyone else's£¬but who is to say which is__11__.It is said that __12__ is in the eye of the beholder(¹Û¿´Õß)£®Perhaps it could be said that a delightful sound is in the ear of the__13__.

Every person has a different tone of voice that__14__ only to them£¬__15__we all know people with an unforgettable laugh or a way of__16__ that is unique to them.It might not be the sound of your music or your voice at all.It__17__ be the way you whistle or the sound of your footsteps.

Each person has a(n)__18__ on the world in some way. Someone else can do what you do£¬but they cannot do it__19__in the same way that you do it.The next time you feel__20__£¬remember nobody else can make the sound that you make.

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Does a government have the right to snoop around its citizens' privacy on the pretext(½è¿Ú)of protecting the country from terrorism? The US has been debating this question for a few days.

On June 9, a 29¡Myear¡Mold former CIA employee admitted responsibility for one of the most extraordinary leaks of classified information in US history.Edward Snowden told The Guardian he exposed the documents because he thinks Americans should know how the government has intruded(ÇÖ·¸)on their privacy.

¡°I can't be in good conscience of the US government's invasion of privacy£¬Internet freedom and basic liberties for people around the world with this massive surveillance machine they're secretly building£¬¡± Snowden told The Guardian in an interview.

The development was the latest in a week that saw unauthorized publication of a ¡°Top Secret¡± order from the US' Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court to authorize a collection of domestic telephone records; internal documents and detailed descriptions of a US National Security Agency(NSA)program code¡Mnamed PRISM that can obtain data on foreigners from US Internet companies£»a directive from US President Barack Obama ordering preparation of a secret target list for cyber¡Mwarfare(ÐÅÏ¢Õ½); and a digital map of the world that shows where the NSA spies the most.

The Guardian said Snowden decided to leak the classified material three weeks ago while working in Hawaii.It said he copied the documents and then told a supervisor that he needed to go away for several weeks due to medical treatment.He left for Hong Kong on May 20.

In the Guardian's interview, Snowden identified himself as an infrastructure analyst(»ù´¡ÉèÊ©·ÖÎöʦ)at an NSA facility in Hawaii for Booz Allen Hamilton£¬a major defense contractor.He previously worked for the CIA as a system administrator and telecommunications system officer.

Snowden described enjoying a comfortable lifestyle and a career that included a $200,000(1.23 million yuan)annual salary, and a home in Hawaii that he shared with his girlfriend.

The Guardian said Snowden is considering seeking asylum(ÕþÖαÜÄÑ)in Iceland.Hong Kong media reported that Snowden checked out of his hotel room in Kowloon on Monday and flew to Moscow. ¡°Mr. Snowden really did fly into Moscow£¬¡± Putin said on an official visit to Finland on Tuesday. ¡°For us it was completely unexpected£¬¡± he claimed.

Snowden told the Guardian that he's willing to stand behind his actions in public because he knows he has done nothing wrong. ¡°My sole motive is to inform the public as to that which is done in their name and that which is done against them£¬¡± he said.w w w .x k b 1.c o m

The Guardian said Snowden is so worried about surveillance that he pads his hotel room door with pillows to prevent eavesdropping(͵Ìý)and drapes a hood(Í·½í)over his head and laptop to avoid password detection by hidden cameras.

¡°I don't want to live in a society that does these sort of things£¬¡± he said in the interview. ¡°We_collect_more_digital_communications_from_Americans_than_we_do_from_the_Russians.¡± James R. Clapper£¬the director of the US' National Intelligence£¬said on June 8 that the Justice Department had launched an investigation into what he called ¡°reckless disclosures of intelligence community measures used to keep Americans safe¡±£¬he told NBC during an interview.

The Obama administration has prosecuted six people for illegal disclosures(й¶£¬½Ò¶)of classified information¡ªmore than all other administrations combined.Also£¬a military court¡Mmartial is underway for Bradley Manning£¬a formet US Army intelligence officer.He's accused of violating the Espionage Act by giving a large number of classified US military and diplomatic documents to the antisecrecy website WikiLeaks.

1£®What kind of life did Snowden live before he left America?

A£®He lived with a massive surveillance machine.

B£®Every day he padded his hotel room door with pillows to prevent eavesdropping(͵Ìý)£®

C£®He was in poor health and needed medical treatment.

D£®He lived a comfortable life with his girlfriend.

2£®The meaning of the underlined word in the tenth paragraph is ¡°________¡±£®

A£®tap phones B£®susceptibleC£®survival D£®suspicion

3£®Which place has Snowden not been to?

A£®Hong Kong. B£®Iceland. C£®Moscow. D£®Hawaii.

4£®What's the meaning of the underlined sentence?

A£®Americans are good at surveillance.

B£®Russians are good at surveillance.

C£®Both Americans and Russians are good at surveillance.

D£®Both Americans and Russians aren't good at surveillance.

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On the Way to School

These days£¬breaking traffic rules and littering are not uncommon£¬causing serious harm to life and the environment.Changing this situation requries considerable effort on the part of everyone.As for me£¬it should start on my way to school.