of hard thinking. he /she resolved to take another way 12)Now as: :: he often repeats his o(结论句) 参考范文 lI Roads Lead to rome 1)a closer study of the proverb- All roads lead to Rome- tells that your sensible and proper adjustments in the course of your struggle always lead you to success. 2) In other words, when things go wrong and you can not make it to your intended target, you still stand chances of success as long as you don't give up trying and meanwhile make some effective adjustments. 3) This rule holds true for many cases in our life 4)Just think of, for example, the story of Charlie Chaplin. 5)He was born into a poor family, with his childhood suffering from his mothers mental disorder and an unstable life 6)To make things worse, his native country, Britain, showed great dislike for his coarse act on the stage. 7)Stuck in the straits, Chaplin chose to quit his motherland for the USA, where he found his lifelong stage on which to give fullest play to his talents. 8)Only through such changes in his pursuits did Chaplin achieve world fame. 9)Another case in point is that of my elder brother. 10)Repeated failures in the National College Entrance Examinations convinced him of the fact that there would be little hope of realizing his life value along this road. 11)After several days of hard thinking, he resolved to take another way planting rare flowers and herbs. 12) Now as the manager of a big floriculture company, he often repeats his motto: When there is no beam of light in the east, there must be a ray of hope in the west Section B I. Reading skill Facts are statements that tell what really happened or what really is the case. A fact can be proved or disproved with direct evidence. It is something known by actual experience or les from p A mally inactive and then started a exercise showed evidence of iron loss, says Roseanne M. lyle, associate professor at Purdue the sentence is simply a quotation fimm lyle mple 2 In the third and final stage, people often feel weak, tired, and out of breath- and exercise This is a fact as the senter ts how feel in the final staof hard thinking, he /she resolved to take another way — … 12) Now as …, he often repeats his motto: … (结论句) 参考范文 All Roads Lead to Rome 1) A closer study of the proverb — All roads lead to Rome — tells that your sensible and proper adjustments in the course of your struggle always lead you to success. 2) In other words, when things go wrong and you can not make it to your intended target, you still stand chances of success as long as you don’t give up trying and meanwhile make some effective adjustments. 3) This rule holds true for many cases in our life. 4) Just think of, for example, the story of Charlie Chaplin. 5) He was born into a poor family, with his childhood suffering from his mother’s mental disorder and an unstable life. 6) To make things worse, his native country, Britain, showed great dislike for his coarse act on the stage. 7) Stuck in the straits, Chaplin chose to quit his motherland for the USA, where he found his lifelong stage on which to give fullest play to his talents. 8) Only through such changes in his pursuits did Chaplin achieve world fame. 9) Another case in point is that of my elder brother. 10) Repeated failures in the National College Entrance Examinations convinced him of the fact that there would be little hope of realizing his life value along this road. 11) After several days of hard thinking, he resolved to take another way — planting rare flowers and herbs. 12) Now as the manager of a big floriculture company, he often repeats his motto: When there is no beam of light in the east, there must be a ray of hope in the west. Section B I. Reading Skills Facts are statements that tell what really happened or what really is the case. A fact can be proved or disproved with direct evidence. It is something known by actual experience or observation. Here are some examples from Passage A. Example 1 “We found that women who were normally inactive and then started a program of moderate exercise showed evidence of iron loss,” says Roseanne M. Lyle, associate professor at Purdue. (Para. 2, Reading Passage A, Unit 2) This is a fact as the sentence is simply a quotation from Lyle. Example 2 In the third and final stage, people often feel weak, tired, and out of breath — and exercise performance is severely compromised. (Para. 7, Passage A, Unit 2) This is a fact as the sentence reports how people feel in the final stage. Example 3