True patriotism______putting the interests of one's country above everything, including one's own life.

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The Canterbury Tales is quite______for its diversity, not only in the range of social status among the pilgrims, but also in style of the stories they tell.

她的演讲非常风趣，听众忍不住不时发出笑声。(cannot help)

Afewyearsago,peopleinEnglandvotedforthegreatestpersonofalltimefromtheircountry.Theywerenotjustvotingforthemostfamouspersonever.Theywerevotingforthepeoplewhohadanimpactonhistory.Duringthisvote,anyonecouldaddaperson'snametothelist,sothefinallistofnameswasquitelong.Itincludedpeoplewhowerefamousandunknown,richandpoor,lovedandhated.Beforethefinaldeadline,aboutonemillionpeoplefilledoutthissurvey.TheBrits(英国人)onthefinallistincludedmanypeoplefamousnotonlyfromEngland,butaroundtheworldaswell.Forexample,PrincessDiana,TonyBlair,JohnLennon,andShakespearewerefourfamouspeopleonthelist.Althoughthreeofthesepeoplerankedhighonthelist,nonewaschosenasthegreatestBrit.Intheend,thewinnerwasWinstonChurchill,whoreceivedmorethan400,000votes.WhydidsomanypeoplethinkChurchillwasgreat?HeledEnglandasPrimeMinisterduringWorldWarII.Duringthewar,GermanysentplanestobombEngland,andatthetime,manypeoplewereafraidGermanywouldwinthewar.ButChurchillgavethepeopleinEnglandhopethroughhisspeeches.HealsoworkedwithRooseveltintheUnitedStatesandStalininRussiatowinthewaragainstHitler,sohebecameanimportantmaninworldhistoryaswell.Churchillisquitefamousforthingsthathesaidandwrote.Infact,hewontheNobelPrizeinliteratureforhiswriting.SomethingsChurchillsaidwerehumorouswhileotherthingswereserious.AlsosomethingshesaidhavebecomecommonsayingsinEnglish.Forexample,hewasthefirstpersontousethewords"theIronCurtain"totalkaboutRussia'scontrolofEasternEurope.SomeofChurchill'smostfamousquotesare"Itisnousesaying,'We'redoingourbest.'Youhavegottosucceedindoingwhatisnecessary,"and"Never,never,nevergiveup."ManyquotesfromWinstonChurchillcanbefoundinbooksliketheOxfordDictionaryofQuotations.Questions56—60Completethetablewithnomorethanthreewordsfromthepassage.

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Production is to be______from big cities to the mountainous areas in case of war.

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乐观有助于一个人的成功，缺乏希望和自信将一事无成。(lead to)

If you______my advice, you______your failure now. You______your victory.

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Manypeople—especiallyincities—leadstressfulliveswhileothersenjoytheexcitementandfastpace.Howaboutyou?Writeaneasyinabout160wordstoexpressyouropinionsontheaboveissue.Writetheessayontheanswersheet.

—Are you ready for the trip to the Big Apple? I can hardly wait. —The Big Apple?______—The Big Apple is the nickname for New York. You're going to New York with us, aren't you? —Yes, I am. I'm especially looking forward to seeing the Museum of Modern Art. There's a special show of 20th century American painters there.

Basically, a robot is any machine that performs work or other actions normally done by humans. Most robots are used in factories to make products such as cars and electronics. Others are used to explore underwater, in volcanoes and even on other planets. Robots consist of three main components: a brain, which is usually a computer: actuators and mechanical parts such as motors, wheels and gears: and sensors for detecting images, sound, temperature, motion and light. With these basic components, robots can interact with their environment and perform the tasks they are designed to carry out.

A typist types four envelopes and four letters. She places the letters in the envelopes at random. What are the chances that only three letters are in their correct envelopes?