填空题I"d like to talk about
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in England and Wales, and in England and Wales there are
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of council. For instance, if I could take the example of Oxfordshire, there is
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where they are responsible for education,
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, structure planning, highways,
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, and so on. And there are
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district councils, again in Oxfordshire, and they are
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, in particular council housing, for local plans, for
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, environment health, and they"re also responsible for
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, and in Oxford, for instance, they are building an ice-rink
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of the city.
If we could
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the question of education, I think this would
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of local government in the
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. First of all, there is a minister at
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level. He is the
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for Education and he"s responsible for running a
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education system in the
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. But
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there is a lot of local control. So the local councils,
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such as Oxfordshire County Council, actually run the schools and colleges in their
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.
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Earthquakes often happen near volcanoes, but this is not
always true. The centers of some are {{U}}(1) {{/U}}. The bottom of the
sea suddenly {{U}}(2) {{/U}}. The powerful forces inside the
{{U}}(3) {{/U}} break the rocks. The coast is shaken and great waves
appear. These waves travel {{U}}(4) {{/U}} and rush over the land when
they reach it. They are strong enough to {{U}}(5) {{/U}} houses and
other buildings; sometimes they break {{U}} (6) {{/U}} than the
earthquake itself. Very often fires followed the {{U}}(7)
{{/U}} earthquakes. In 1906, the great earthquake at San Francisco broke the
gas-pipes. The gas {{U}}(8) {{/U}}, and soon large numbers of fires were
burning in the city. The water-pipes were also {{U}}(9) {{/U}}; so it
was not possible to put the fires out. There was {{U}}(10) {{/U}}. The
Tokyo earthquake of {{U}}(11) {{/U}} happened just before the middle of
the day. People were {{U}}(12) {{/U}} on their fires at that time. When
the ground shook, the fires shook too. {{U}}(13) {{/U}} were thrown on
the different parts of the houses, some of which were {{U}}(14) {{/U}}.
Soon 134 fires were burning in the city. What kind of building {{U}}(15)
{{/U}} in an earthquake? A building with concrete walls is perhaps the best.
A {{U}}(16) {{/U}} will make it even stronger. The frame holds the
{{U}}(17) {{/U}} together, and the walls do not easily fall. There is
{{U}}(18) {{/U}} of fire because concrete and steel do not burn. The
Americans {{U}}(19) {{/U}} the results of the earthquake in San
Francisco, and they are convinced that this kind of building is the
{{U}}(20) {{/U}}.
填空题Today I"d like to talk about how to become a
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. Usually you have to start at the beginning. That is, you have to begin
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of some sort on a local newspaper, a
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, maybe on a small magazine -- work
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. Now there aren"t that many organizations which have large numbers of foreign correspondents so you also have to
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with that aim
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. Another way of doing it is to work abroad, and work as
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. That"s somebody who sells stories, and gets paid
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, to newspapers and magazines and so on. And hoping to
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that way, and eventually to be offered a
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.
I don"t really know
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are needed, but obviously a degree in modern languages or
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would be very useful. But, a degree in itself probably wouldn"t
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. It wouldn"t be enough to get you job. It wouldn"t
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to make an editor decide to
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. So it"s difficult to define the
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. You"re going to need
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and the ability to assimilate information
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and then produce stories which
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of the newspaper or radio or television station you
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.
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For instance, if I could take the example of Oxfordshire, there is {{U}}(3)
{{/U}} where they are responsible for education, {{U}}(4) {{/U}},
structure planning, highways, {{U}}(5) {{/U}}, and so on. And there are
{{U}}(6) {{/U}} district councils, again in Oxfordshire, and they are
{{U}}(7) {{/U}}, in particular council housing, for local plans, for
{{U}}(8) {{/U}}, environment health, and they're also responsible for
{{U}}(9) {{/U}}, and in Oxford, for instance, they are building an
ice-rink {{U}}(10) {{/U}} of the city. If we could
{{U}}(11) {{/U}} the question of education, I think this would
{{U}}(12) {{/U}} of local government in the {{U}}(13) {{/U}}.
First of all, there is a minister at {{U}}(14) {{/U}} level. He is the
{{U}}(15) {{/U}} for Education and he's responsible for running a
{{U}}(16) {{/U}} education system in the {{U}}(17) {{/U}}. But
{{U}}(18) {{/U}} there is a lot of local control. So the local councils,
{{U}}(19) {{/U}} such as Oxfordshire County Council, actually run the
schools and colleges in their {{U}}(20) {{/U}}.