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Lilly's father was a stubborn man who __4__took ¡°no¡± for an answer.He __5__Lilly to find a job.With small hope of gaining __6__£¬ each day she would just ride to the city, walk __7__about and return home at dusk.

On one of her __8__£¬ Lilly saw a sign at a big company.__9__£¬she knocked on the very first door.In her __10__ English, Lilly told the office manager she was interested in the secretarial position.The manager __11__to give the girl a chance.He directed her to type a letter, and then __12__.Lilly looked at the clock and saw it was 11£º40 am.She thought everyone would be leaving for __13__ at noon, when she could __14__away in the crowd.But she knew she should __15__the letter.

On her first try, Lilly __16__one line of five words and made four mistakes.On her second attempt, she completed a full paragraph, but still made many mistakes.She looked at the clock£º11£º55¡ªfive minutes to __17__.Just then, the manager walked in.He came directly to Lilly, read the letter and said, ¡°Lilly, you're doing __18__work£¡¡±

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COPENHAGEN(Xinhua)¡ªChilean American author Isabel Allende£¬famous for her works of magical realism£¬was awarded Denmark's biggest literature prize at a ceremony in Odense City£¬central Denmark£¬on September 30,2012.

Allende received the Hans Christian Andersen Literature Award(HCALA)and 86,000 U£®S.dollars prize money£¬from Denmark's Crown Prince Frederik at a gala event at Odense Concert Hall.

Odense is the birthplace of 19th century Danish author Hans Christian Andersen£¬who is world¡Mfamous for his fairy tales.

Allende,70£¬has had a close relationship with Denmark in recent years after she was made Hans Christian Andersen Ambassador in 2004£¬and afterwards promoted the Danish writer's work in Chile.In 2005£¬Allende participated in events marking the 200th birth anniversary of Hans Christian Andersen£¬in Copenhagen.

¡°I will never be comparable_to Hans Christian Andersen£¬¡±Allende said to Danish broadcaster DR News ahead of the ceremony on Sunday.However£¬she acknowledged her literary fellowship with the Danish author£¬as both writers' works are driven by the powers of fantasy and imagination.

¡°Fantasy and adventure win over violence and dictatorship(¶À²Ã)in all my writing.Light battles the dark and wins in the end£¬¡±she added£¬referring to some of her best works which can be read as a protest against the former dictatorship in Chile.

The author of some 18 novels£¬Allende is best known for her widely popular works¡°The House of the Spirits¡±¡°City of the Beasts¡±and¡°Forest of the Pygmies¡±£®

Earlier Sunday£¬Allende participated in a string of cultural activities in Odense£¬including reading aloud her work£¬signing autographs(Ç×±ÊÇ©Ãû)at the city's central library£¬and visiting Hans Christian Andersen's childhood home.

The HCALA was established by a private committee and presented in collaboration(ºÏ×÷)with Odense authority.Previous winners include Paulo Coelho£¬who won in 2007 by his works¡°Fathers£¬Sons and Grandsons¡±and¡°Life£ºSelected Quotations¡±£¬and best¡Mselling children's author J£®K.Rowling£¬who received the prize by her series works¡°Harry Potter¡±in 2010.

1£®Who awarded the Denmark's biggest literature prize to Isabel Allende?

A£®Hans Christian Andersen

B£®Denmark's Crown Prince Frederik

C£®Paulo Coelho

D£®J.K.Rowling

2£®The underlined words¡°comparable to¡±in Paragraph 5 can be replaced by¡°________¡±£®

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C£®equal to D£®interested in

3£®Isabel Allende wrote the following works EXCEPT________.

A£®The House of the Spirits

B£®City of the Beasts

C£®Forest of the Pygmies

D£®Fathers£¬Sons and Grandsons

4£®Which of the following is TRUE about Isabel Allende?

A£®She was awarded the prize for her works of magical realism at the age of 70.

B£®She was made Hans Christian Andersen Ambassador at the age of 70.

C£®She wanted to win over Hans Christian Andersen by telling Danish broadcaster.

D£®She said her works just only had fantasy and adv£¿enture without violence and dictatorship.

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Four Steps to Fall Asleep

We live in a 24 hour society with little regard for rest or its well known benefits.__1__ A lack of sleep can lead to poor work performance£¬greater risk of injury£¬and overall poor health.Therefore£¬falling asleep is a skill that we must develop.

Here are four steps that will help you through the process of trying to fall asleep£º

(1)Hide the alarm clock.We all know what it's like to lie in bed and glance at the clock and do the maths£º¡°It's 1£º00£»I can still get five hours of sleep.¡±This is not the kind of mental activity that contributes to relaxation.__2__ This will stop it from distracting you when you are trying to sleep.

(2)Take care of pressing business.If there is anything that might prevent you from relaxing when you climb into bed£¬write it down on a piece of paper.Doing this lets you feel as though you have taken nominal steps to address it that night.__3__

(3)Follow a single image to sleep.Pick a soothing image¡ªsomething that brings you peace.It needs to have sufficient detail to keep your attention.__4__ But don't let it be overactive.Your mind's focus should be devoted to the colors£¬shapes and slow£¬easy movement of this image.

(4)Calm your mind.In order to calm your mind£¬get ready to fall asleep with the firm belief that whatever might be bothering you will still be there tomorrow£¬and can be dealt with then.If that thought doesn't bring you peace£¬you can tell yourself that losing sleep over it does nothing to help the situation£»it only serves to hurt you.

Keep in mind that trying to fall asleep doesn't begin the moment you climb into bed.__5__

A£®Work stress and relationship conflicts can contribute to a restless mind.

B£®A solid night's sleep serves us in almost every aspect of life.

C£®It can decrease the value of the hours you manage to sleep.

D£®A comforting belief can pay off as you try to fall asleep.

E£®So position it so that you can't see the clock face.

F£®It's OK for your mind to be active in this process.

G£®You should plan ahead to get a good night's sleep.

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2£®Parents ought to educate the children to do what is right.

3£®She'll have you doing all the housework if you're not careful.

4£®He tried hard to stay awake£¬but before long he fell asleep.

5£®Neither you nor I can swim across the lake in half an hour.

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