The scientist was in a hurry ．She had to get some water for her (1) ______ before d r  kness fell．She was testing the water in the rivers that went into the ocean．Her job was to find out the cause   of (2) ______ in  the sea at nearby  beaches ．She lifted out the water and looked angrily at the rubbish in it．Old clothers , (3) ______ bags and  pieces of paper were in the dirty water ．“Don't people (4) ______ that everything they throw onto the street gets washed into rivers ？And they lead right into the ocean ! ”she said  loudly．“How many years will it take to make it clean again ？”

    The scientist felt sad deep in her heart．She (1) ______ the ocean animals as she walked back to the beach．But when she got there，a group of students and teachers froma local primary school were carrying bags of  rubbish to the bins．They had spent their afternoon cleaning the beach ! She was (2) ______joy ．
    As she spoke with the teacher，the students gathered around them．With (3) ______smiles on heir faces，they shouted，“We must do some thing to protect the ocean ! ”
    “That's (4) ______right ，”agreed the scientist，as she smiled at their kind ness ．

Charlie is so young that he can'ttake the underground alone．（改为简单句）

    Attend a General Meeting at the Mount JoyOffice．Thursday，February 4th or 18th 6：00pm-8：00pm．Call 492-9338 forcither of the General Meetings．
    Volunteers are welcome．Call 492-9396to become a member of F．U．N． Families UnitedNetwork（F．U．N．）3908 Corey Road，Harrisburg，PA17100

    Last month，Mr and Mrs Walter movedto a small town because they both retired from work and wanted to live apeaceful life．After being there for a short time，Mrs Walter (1) ______ Dto hernext-door neighbour．She was hoping the neighbour would repeat herdissatisfaction to the store owner．
    The next day the newcomer went to thestore. (2) ______ Cgreeted her with a big smile．He told her how happy he wasto see her again，and said he hoped she liked their town．He also offered himselfas a resource to Mrs Walter and her husband as they got settled．Then he tookcare of her order (3) ______ A．
    Mrs Walter was verysurprised．When she got home，she reported the big (4) ______ Bto herneighbour．“I suppose you told him how poor I thought the service was，”sheguessed．
    “Well，no，”the neighbour said，“ (5) ______ C-and I hope you don’tmind-I told him you were amazed at the way he had built up this small townstore，and that you thought it was one of the best-run stores you’d everseen．”
    Mrs Walter’s neighbour (6) ______ Athat people want to berespected．Actually，most people will do nearly anything for you if you treat themrespectfully．That means making it clear to them that their feelings areimportant，and their opinions are precious．

    The Young Person’s Rail-card isvery popular in Britain now．It gives young people the chance to buy (1) ______ train tickets across the country．Just imagine，it could take you to festivals，to see friends，or to london for a weekend break，at a lowerprice．
    Who can apply？
    Anyone between 16 and 25 years of age．You will needto provide something to (2) ______ that you are under 26．For this，only your ID card，driving licence，passport or medical card will be acceptable．
    Or，if you are an adult student (3) ______ 25 years old but receiving formal education，you can also apply．You will need to get your teacher to sign the application form （申请表）．‘Formal education’refers to studies of more than 15 hours per week for atleast 20 weeks a year in college．
    Then take your completed application formwith a recent (4) ______ of yourself，￡28 and other materials needed to any main railway station or student travel office to apply for the card．
    How to use your rail-card？
    You can use it anytime-weekends，holidays or during the week．Please ask at your local station orcontact a railway travel agent for more (5) ______ ．
    If a rail-card does not have the user’s namesigned，it will be considered invalid （无效的）．No one else may use either your rail-card or any tickets bought with it．You will be required to pay the (6) ______  price of the ticket if your are unable to show your ownrail-card with the ticket for a check during a journey．
    Tickets at reducedprices are not available for first-class travels or for travels (7) ______ ，such as to France or Gemany．Passengers will be askedto buy regular priced tickets if they want to use these services．

Letter A
    Young people arealways told that they should make the most of their time，that they willnever be as free again So，my question is-why fill up all this free timewith housework？Parents expect their children to get good grades，be good atsports，and be popular with other kids．
    However，there is not enough time inthe day to do these things and then do housework as well．It's not fair toexpect teenagers to give up their precious time to do boringhousework．Parents and children both have jobs．Parents'jobs are in theworkplace．Their children's jobs are at school．
    The only difference isthat parents get paid and children don't．Parents say that they make theirkids do housework to teach them responsibility．But this is just atrick．Parents trick their kids into doing housework because they arelazy．
                                                                                              Yours，
                                                                                          Overloaded
Letter B
    Bothparents and children have jobs．The parent's job is to go to work to earnmoney．The child's job is to go to school．But we all get huggry．Someone hasto cook the meals and clean up afterward．We all wear clothes that getdirty．Someone has to wash them，iron them，and put them away．Chlidren workfrom 9 until 4．Parents work from 8 until 6．Sure，after 4 o'clock，childrenhave homework．But after 6，parents have homework too．They have to do theshopping，go to the bank，pay the bills，and help their kids with their ownhomework!
    I think it's only fair that teenagers help out a bit athome．They might not like it，but it's good for them．It teaches them how tolook after themselves．This is really usef
ul when (6) ______ .
                                                                                          Sincerely，
                                                                                          Overworked