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　　The Student Travel Exhibition in London is an annual event that aimed at students in their late teens. It brings organizations (1)      . I had been looking forward to this event because I needed a (2)      to my burning question:what should I do with my two-month holiday?
　　The exhibition is (3)      into three areas. In the 'theatre area' you can watch talks and presentations from experienced travellers. In the 'vacation area' you can find information about recreational holidays. And in the 'volunteer area' students who want to do (4)      work can make their own decision.

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　　I arrived early on the first day, in order to listen to a speaker who had done voluntary work in West Africa. This(1)      encouraged me to find out more about volunteering and I spent most of my time in this fascinating area. Although the vacation area was also interesting, it simply wasn't as attractive.
　　The highlight of the exhibition for me was talking to a person from VSO, an organization that sends volunteers to(2)      poverty around the world. I learned about the work that VSO is doing in places like Cambodia, India and South Africa and I finally(3)      that voluntary work is what I want to do.
　　All in all, then, I found the Student Travel Exhibition a/an(4)      event and I would certainly recommend it to any student who is thinking of travelling. It might change your life!

33．　　Beautiful Lake Charles State Park runs along the western shores of Lake Charles. It is at the base of the Ozark Mountains. The lake has many kinds of fish. People who visit the park enjoy camping, hiking, picnicking, boating, swimming, and fishing. The park became part of the Arkansas State Parks system in 1963.
　　What to Do at the Park
　　Camping and Picnicking There are 61 campsites. They are placed all around the lake, among the trees. Every site has electricity and running water. Bathrooms are only a short walk from each camp. Near the swim beach is a large picnic area. In the picnic area, children can have fun in a playground with swings, slides, and other fun equipment there.
　　Trails The Park has three lovely walking trails:Cedar Trail, White Oak Trail, and the Blooms and Butterflies Trail. Cedar Trail is a paved trail that stretches over 1/4 miles.
　　White Oak Trail makes a loop around the lake. This loop is a more difficult hike than Cedar Trail. White Oak Trail branches off (分支) from the Butterflies and Blooms Trail.
　　The Butterflies and Blooms Trail starts at the Visitor's Center. Can you guess what you will see on this trail?You're right! You will see wild flowers and wildlife, including birds and butterflies.
　　Fishing, Swimming, and Boating The Lake Charles covers 645 acres and contains large numbers of fish. Can you guess what kinds of fish might catch?If you guessed bass, catfish, or crappie, you're right!The park offers guided lake tours on boats. If you enjoy water sports, Lake Charles State Park is the place for you!

34．　　Two years ago, my brother James and I set up on a hike through Chute Canyon, one of the most difficult routes in the mountains in Utah, in the US. We were hiking lovers and had (1)      doing this route for a long time. However, we had no idea of the terrible adventure that was waiting for us.
　　We (2)      the first part without problems. Then it started to snow and the rocks became slippery. All of a sudden, as I was helping my brother down a huge rock, he slipped and fell into a pool. Unfortunately, he had landed on a rock just below the surface and his leg broke. I climbed down and (3)      pulled him out of the water. Night was coming and the temperature was falling but my brother couldn't move. Feeling helpless, I decided to head for the (4)      camp for help, so I left James with some warm clothing and the rest of the food. It had been raining and to my horror, I discovered that the canyon was flooded. But I had no choice, I had to struggle on, soaked and freezing, unable even to think clearly. At one point I got lost, wasting precious hours.
　　At two-thirty the following afternoon, I finally arrived at the camp. The (5)      had taken twenty-two hours and I was exhausted and starving. However, I managed to call for help and twelve hours later rescuers reached James. Thankfully, he was still alive and his leg was not seriously damaged. We were hiking again a year later, amazingly, (6)      we've never been back to Chute Canyon!

35．　　Impatient people are often seen as proud and self-important. Being impatient can affect your relationships at work and at home negatively (有害地). People will sense anger from you and not like(1)d       with you if you are impatient. They might even come to avoid you completely.
　　Impatient people are often seen as making quick decisions as they don't let people communicate fully or find out all the facts first. When you notice you are impatient, you can find some ways to overcome them. Here are two ways that may help you.
　　Because impatient people are often (2)b      and hate to waste time, they sometimes don't leave extra time for small mistakes. This means that, if they need to be somewhere, they are always doing other tasks (3)t       the last minute. They don't leave extra time in case a bus is late, they can't find their car keys or some other (4)p       appear. When you need to get somewhere, especially if it is somewhere important, give yourself some extra time. If you arrive early, you can relax or do something then.
　　Be prepared. If being hungry gets you impatient, keep a health bar with you at all times. If you hate sitting around waiting, see to some business on your phone or keep a book to read handy at all times. If you know that you might be (5)s       in traffic or wait at the airport, think about what you might need to pass the time. A game might be helpful or even something as (6)s      as a pen and paper to write a letter.
　　Sometimes patience is about changing our attitude to our place in the world. Don't believe that your time is more important than (7)a       else's. You can learn you control the emotions you feel when you are impatient and so become a person who is both easier to get on with and enjoys life more.

36．根据文章内容回答下列问题)
　　A few months ago, I interviewed Max, an animal trainer. He was teaching a dolphin to do a back flip. Every time the dolphin jumped out of the water, even a little, Max would reward it with some food. When the dolphin did something else, Max would just ignore it. At first the dolphin kept swimming round the pool and having fun. But slowly, it learned that when it jumped, it got a reward. After a few days the dolphin was jumping high enough to do a somersault (空翻). It had learned the first part of the trick.
　　I was fascinated. I kept thinking about how Max had trained that dolphin …and then I began to wonder if the same skills might work with my husband, Dylan. He was always leaving dirty washing on the floor and he often used to forget arrangements that we'd made. I nagged (埋怨) him but he ignored me. The piles of washing just got bigger and he would forgot even more arrangements. His bad habits didn't use to trouble me but now they were driving me mad!
　　So I decided to copy the dolphin trainer. I praised Dylan when he put anything in the washing basket, even if it was just one sock or when he remembered any arrangement, even if he got the wrong day. Slowly, the piles of dirty washing became smaller and his memory got better. I was so pleased that I told Dylan about my 'training'. He looked thoughtful.
　　A few days later my computer didn't work again. It was continuously crashing and I called Dylan in a panic. The first thing he said was, 'Well done, Jenny, you haven't made a drama out of this. You used to shout at me'. Suddenly, I felt calm. I liked his praise. Then I realized what was happening. He ____________.

37．Write at least 60 words about the topic "Keep patient when facing difficulties"(请以"面对困难保持耐心"为题, 写一篇不少于 60 个词的短文, 标点符号不占格)
阅读文章(C)篇告诉我们日常生活中不能缺乏耐心, 还提出用 2 种方式来帮助我们克服这样的缺点．在我们的生活和学习中遇到的各种困难也很容易使人失去耐心, 请你以一个具体的例子谈谈怎样面对困难保持耐心．