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1、Lesson21DanielMendozaKeytoCompositionApossibleanswerThefirstfightThefirstfightbetweenHumphriesandhispupilMendoza,afteraquarrel,washeldatStiltonandattractedalotofattention.Atthetime,RichardHumphrieswasthemosteminentboxerinEnglandandhadmanysupporters.ButtheyoungMendozahadhissupporters,too.Theatmospher

2、ebeforethefightwaselectric.HalfofthepeopletheremadebetsonHumphries,theotherhalfbetonMendoza.Whenthetwofightersenteredthering,therewasalotshoutingandcheeringTherefereecalledbothfighterstothemiddleofthering,spoketothemanthefightstarted.Atfirst,bothmenwereverywary.Afterall,thiswasafightbetweenteacheran

3、dpupil,sotheyknewverywellwhattheothercoulddoandtheywerefightingwithbarefists.Eachoftheboxersfoughtwellformostofthematch,butintheendHumphrieswastoostrongandtooexperiencedfortheyoungMendoza-Heknockedhimdownonce:Mendozagotup.Heknockedhimdownagain,andalthoughMendozatriedtogetup,hejustcouldnt.Therefereec

4、ountedtenandthatwastheendofthematch.WhenMendozagotup,hewasveryangry,buteventuallycongratulatedHumphries.Howeverhisdefeatmade.himdeterminedtogoonandfighthisteacheragainsothathecouldfinallybecomechampion.(229words)Lesson22ByheartKeytoCompositionApossibleanswerSixshortweeksAcoupleofyearsago,anewplaycal

5、ledTheWorldTomorrowwasgoingtobeshowninourlocaltheatre.Therewasagreatdealofadvertisingforitandtherewasconsiderablepublicinterest,mainly,Ithink,becausethecastcontainedanumberoffamousactorsandac-tresses.Mostactorsandactressesareusuallynervousonthefirstnightofanyplay,andnoonereallyknowswhatcangowrongorh

6、owtheaudiencewillreact.InthecaseofTheWorldTomorrow,nooneforgottheirlines,buttheplaywasnotwellreceived.Itwasacomedy,soitwassupposedtobefunny,butnobodylaughednotintherightplacesanywayandpeopleevenwalkedoutbeforetheend.Thecastsuspectedthattheywouldgetbadreviewsthefollowingday,andtheydid.Onereviewdescri

7、beditasthesaddestcomedyIveeverseen;anotherthoughtitwa3themostprofessionallyacteddisasterwehaveeverseenonourlocalstage.Inspiteofthereviews,however,theplaystillranforsixweeks.Thelastperformance,onthelastSaturdayevening,attractedasmallaudience,andtheactorsstruggledthroughtotheend.Attheendofsixterriblew

8、eeks,however,therewasonefinalmomentofrelief.Whenthelastlinewasspoken:Oursixshortweekshavehastenedtotheirend,theaudiencesawthefunnysideofitandlaughed.Eventheactorsandactresseslaughed.(248words)Lesson23OnemansmeatisanothermanspoisonKeytoCompositionApossibleanswerSnails,snails,snails!Thesnailshadescape

9、dfromthepaperbagandtheywereeverywhereonthewalls,ontheceiling,onthecarpet,andevenonthelargehallmirror.Whenwebegantolookcarefully,wefoundthattheywereevenincoatpocketsintheclotheshangingontheclotheshooksinthehall.Itwasdisgusting!Snailsmoveslowly,butitsamazinghowfartheycantravelinacoupleofhours!IttookRo

10、bertandmeagestocollectthem.Hefetchedapairofstepsformeandladdersforhimself,andwecollectedthemintwobuckets.Thereweresnailmarkseverywhere,too,andittookhourstoclearupthemessremember,therewereseveraldozenofthem.Snailsmaynotbefast,butwehadbeentalkingforacoupleofhours,andtheycantravel.EvennowIamsurewedidnt

11、findthemall:somearestillcrawlingroundRobertshouse.Theonesthatwedidnotfindwerelucky!Robertwasamused,butIwasnt.Hedecidedtocookthesnailsandinvitedmetostay.IsaidbeforethatIdidntfancytheidea,soIlefthimtohismealforone.Ijustcouldntlookatthesnailsandhaveneverbeenabletofacethemsincethen.(220words)Lesson24Ask

12、eletoninthecupboardKeytoCompositionApossibleanswerAweekendwithSebastianNowthatGeorgehadexplainedabouttheskeleton,Ifeltbetter,butIstilldidntwanttosleepintheroomwithaskeletonhanginginthecupboard.IaskedGeorgetoremovehim,butherefused.Theresnowhereelsetoputhim,saidGeorge,sohellhavetostay.Icouldntdisagree

13、ofcourse,butthemomentIlaydowntosleep,Iknewitwasgoingtobeanuncomfortablenight.Intheend,Idecidedthat1wouldtakeSebastiansomewhereforthenightandbringhimbackuptomyroomearlyinthemorning.SoItookhimoutofcupboardandwalkedaroundthehousewithhimtryingtofindsomewheretoputhim.GeorgesmaidwasjustgoingtobedasIwalked

14、alongthelanding.ShesawSebastianapparentlywalkingaround,screamedandfainted.ShehadobviouslywokenCarltonwhoappearedfromhisbedroomand,whenthegirlhadregainedconsciousness,explainedev-erythingtoher.HeaccusedmeofbeingstupidandsentmeandSebastianbacktoourroomwhereIhunghimupinthecupboardagain.Imaginemysurpris

15、ewhenIpickeduponeofCarltonsdetectivestoriestwoyearslater.ThereIwas,withSebastiantheskeleton,asthemaincharactersinoneofhisstoriesforthewholeworldtoread.Still,hedidntusemyrealname,soIshouldbegladofthat!(240words)Lesson25TheCuttySarkKeytoCompositionApossibleanswerShipsofthepastMenhavealwayswantedtocros

16、swater.Thousandsofyearsago,menmadesimpledug-outcanoessothattheycouldcrossriversorgooutintotakestofish.Atfirst,then,mansearliestboatsweresmallandsimpleandwerepoweredandsteeredbypaddlesoroars.Whenmenwantedtotravelgreaterdistances,acrossverylargelakesorsmallseas;forexample,boatsneededtobelarger.Wehavea

17、llseenpicturesofancientshipswithrowsofoarsateachsideandslavestorowthem.Infactthesegalleyswerejustalargerversionofthesingle-manrowingboat,stillmadeofwoodandverymuchthesamedesignasveryearlyboats.Earlyshipsmighthavebeenprimitive,theymighthavebeenmadeofwoodandmighthavebeenpoweredthroughthewaterwithoars,

18、buttheymanagedtocrossoceans.TheVikingshipsthatinvadedBritainhundredsofyearsagoalsoreachedNorthAmerica.Latersailingships,likethosethatColumbussailedin,thegalleonsthatformedtheSpanishArmadaorthosethatNelsonsailedin,wereanad-vance.Butperhapsthegreatestdevelopmentinthehistoryofshipswaswhensteamenginesre

19、placedsails.Forcenturies,shipshaddepend-onthewindtosailacrosstheseasandoceans.Atlast,withanenginetodriveapropeller,seamendidnothavetorelytotallyontheweather.Fromthenon,shipsliketheGreatEasterncouldbelarger,saferandmoremanoeuvrableinthewater.(254words)Lesson26Wanted:alargebiscuittinKeytocompositionAp

20、ossibleanswerThelastquestionTheothereveningIlistenedtoaquizshowontheradiowhichwasorganisedbyafirmofsoapmanufacturers.Amemberoftheaudi-encewasinvitedtoanswertenquestionstowinmoney.Hecouldtakeamoneyprizeaftereachcorrectanswerorgoontoamoredifficultquestion.Eachnewquestionwasworthtwicethelastquestion.Th

21、emanwasverynervousinfrontoftheaudience,buthegotthefirstquestionright.Thenheslowlyansweredallthequestionscorrectlyspellingquestions,historyquestions,generalknowledge,mathematics,.Theaudiencewasgettingveryexcitedastheques-tionmastergottoquestionnumber9.Andyourninthquestion,hesaid,isworth?1,024.Hereiti

22、s.Whichnineteenth-centurysailingshipwonaracefromShanghaitoEngland?ItwastheThermopylaethemansaidconfidently.ShebeattheCuttySark.Correct,saidthequestionmaster,andtheaudiencewentmad.Thequestionmasterhadtoaskthemtobequiet.?Andhereisyourtenthandlastquestion,thehostsaid,whichisworth?2,048exactly.Advertise

23、ment:howdoyouspellit?Themanpausedandthensaid:Ithinkthisisatrickquestion.Icanspelladvertisement.butIcanalsospellit.Theanswerisl-T.Youreabsolutelyright,thehostsaid,andyouhavewon?2,048!Congratulations!(239?words)Lesson27NothingtosellandnothingtobuyKeytoCompositionApossibleanswerTrampsareparasitesThemaj

24、orityofadultsinsocietycontributetosocietybyworking.Theywork,earnmoneyandpaytaxesforthethingsweallneedhospitals,schools,publictransport,thefirebrigade,lawandorderandsoon.Wedontexpectchildrenorvery.oldpeopletoworkandpaytaxes.Buteveryoneelseshould.Sowhyshouldpeopleliketrampsandbeggarsbedifferent?Tramps

25、sayalltheywantistheirfreedom.Well,theymaybefree,buttheirfreedomispaidforbyeveryoneelseinsociety.Therearemanyunemployedpeoplewhosimplycannotgetajobbuttheywouldworkiftheycould.Andmanybeggarsarepeoplewhohaveturnedtobeggingbecausetheycannotfindajob.Trampsarenotlikethem.Trampsleadaveryselfishwayoflifeand

26、itisawayoflifethatshowsanunwillingnesstoassumeresponsibilityforothers.Therestofushaveahome,children,work,andsoon.Butnottramps!Trampsarelazyparasitesonsociety,andifweallhadtheirmentality,societywouldnotexist,forthemoranyoneelse.Althoughwemightinsomewaysbeenviousoftramps,andalthoughwemightenvytheirfre

27、edom,howmanyofuscouldbeasself-ishasthem?HowmanyofuscouldsayImgoingtoliveexactlyasIwant,anddamntherestofsociety!?Icouldnt.(236words)Lesson28FivepoundstoodearKeytoCompositionApossibleanswerThebargainThewriterhadonlyjustgotridofamanwhowastryingtoselladiamondringwhenanothermanapproachedhimwithsomeexpens

28、-ivepensandwatches.Whenheheldthemupforthewritertolookat,thewritershowedquitealotofinterest.CanIseeoneofthepens?thewriteraskedtheman.Theyalllookedgenuine.Themanhandedthewriteroneandsaid:Itsabeautifulpen,sir.Itsworth?50,butyoucanhaveitfor?30.henthewriterofferedhimjust?5,therewasanargumentabouttheprice

29、,buteventuallythemansaid:Youcanhaveitfor?10,sir.ThatstheleastIcantake.Asthewriterwalkerawayshrugginghisshoulders,themanfollowedhim.readydoit,“Icantsir-Iamalmostgivingitaway,”hesaid,butyoucanhaveitfor$5.Thewriterwasobviouslyverypleased.hegavetheman$5,tookthepen,andthemandisappearedquicklyintothecrowd

30、.Thewriterwasextremelypleased:hehadboughtaveryexpensivepenforjust$5.Whatabargain!Later,backonboardship,thewriterdiscoveredwhythemanhadbeeninsuchahurrytogetaway:youcouldntfillthepenwithinkandjustdidnwork!Itwasntsucha“bargain”afterall!(235words)Lesson29Funnyornot?KeytoCompositionApossibleanswerThegasm

31、anAnauntofminelivesinasmallvillageinthecountryandtellsthisstoryofwhathappenedtoheronce.Inordertounderstandthestory,youshouldknowalittleaboutlifeinanEnglishvillage.Forexample,peopleoftenenjoyafternoonteatogether,theystillleavedoorsunlocked,andcertaintradesmenareusedtodeliveringgoodsand,withpermission

32、,leavingtheminsidetheownershouse.Oneclaymyaunthadinvitedsomefriendsroundforafternoontea.Shehadputsomecakesintheoventobake,andhadgoneupstairstodosomecleaning.Whenshefinished,shedecidedtohaveabathbeforeherfriendsarrivedShewasjustabouttogetintothebathwhenshesuddenlyrememberedthecakes.Shewrappedabathtow

33、elroundher,wentdowntothekitchenandtookthecakesoutoftheoven.Justthen,therewasaknockonthebackdoor.Shewassureitwasthebaker,whowouldopenthedoor,comeinandleavethebreadonthekitchentable.Shepanicked,dashedintothecupboardunderthestairsandclosedthedoor.Then,horrified,sheheardfootstepscomingtothecup-board.Thedooropenedandtherestoodthegasmanwhohadcometoreadthemeterwhichwasinthe