Nowadays with the development of the economy, our life is becoming easier and easier in many ways. We can drive a car to travel to and from work. We can save a lot of time, shopping online instead of going to stores. Besides, the elevator is widely used in our daily life.
Before stepping on the elevator, you should check your and your children's clothing for the loose parts, such as shoelaces（鞋带）and gloves, which can be trapped in the moving parts.
Mind your position.
Locate the emergency stop button.
| A．Watch your step. |
| B．Check your clothing. |
| C．However, every coin has two sides. |
| D．This will also avoid many accidents. |
| E．How to use the elevator safely is troubling us. |
| F．Teach your children to face forward and stand still on the elevator. |
| G．Take a little time to know where the emergency stop button is before getting on the elevator. |
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【推荐1】Vacation in Scandinavia on a Budget
How do you travel to Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway or Sweden without blowing a hole in your pocket? Here are some tips for how to experience these beautiful, happy and, yes, expensive countries with as little price shock as possible.
Invest in a good guidebook
Having and using a good guidebook as your main travel tool is essential. The most popular guidebook series is from Lonely Planet — an especially good choice for young budget travelers since they are the original publishers of Europe on a Shoestring. Other options include Rough Guides, The Saury Backpacker and Rick Steves’ Europe. These guidebooks will help you pick the best activities, including walking tours, parks and restaurants for all budgets. They’ll also include maps and heaps of history and local insider knowledge.
Skip the rental car (and book early)
Once you’ve found a good deal for your round-trip airfare, it’s time to book your regional or incountry transportation. Renting a car is going to cost a pretty penny in any Scandinavian country. Instead, use the region’s great public transportation systems, which include a range of affordable options.
As for trains, we recommend obtaining a Eurail Scandinavia Pass that lets you explore Denmark, Finland, Norway and Sweden. The best part for budget travellers: If you take an overnight train, there’s no need to pay for a hotel.
The bus is an even more cost-effective mode of transportation, and Scandinavian companies are known to offer clean and comfortable buses that come with bathrooms and free Wi-Fi.
Meanwhile, cyclists will be in heaven: Major cities in Scandinavia offer bike-share programmes and rentals plus bike lanes that are often better tended to than the streets.
Take advantage of free city culture
While you’re spending time in Scandinavia’s great cities, you should enjoy the freebies. Many museums, markets, concerts, outdoor gyms, castles, cathedrals and UNESCO World Heritage sites come without a price tag.
It’s also worth checking out the cost-benefit ratio of a city pass, if you’re visiting one place for more than a few days. For example, in Norway, the Oslo Pass gives you free admission to 30 museums and attractions; free travel on all public transport; free entry to outdoor swimming pools; free walking tours; discounts on sightseeing, concert tickets and ski rentals; and special offers in restaurants, shops, entertainment and leisure venues.
1. Which of the following is NOT the reason why the author recommends Lonely Planet?| A．It is especially helpful to those with a tight budget. |
| B．It provides detailed background knowledge about the destinations. |
| C．It includes some free passes as the appendices (附录) of the book. |
| D．It offers plenty of choices concerning every aspect of the journey. |
| A．It is economical. | B．It provides cozy environment. |
| C．It has free Wi-Fi. | D．It runs around the clock. |
| A．Travellers can enjoy special offers in 30 museums and attractions. |
| B．Oslo Pass is a must for all the travellers to Norway. |
| C．Travellers have free access to outdoor swimming pools. |
| D．Travellers can spend their holiday in ski resorts at a discount. |
【推荐2】How to Choose the Right Career?
Choosing the right career can be difficult, and consequently you will find many of us can hardly find a suitable job in our daily life.
Assess your hobbies. It is very easy to turn your hobbies or something you love doing into a future career. Many hobbies are related to real world needs and positions. Consider what you like to do and how that might fit into a career. Remain humble as you work toward your goal.
Assessing your skills
Consider what skills you are good at. If you are particularly good at certain skills, such as fixing things or making things, this can provide you with a great future career, since skilled labor is often in demand and you will find it fairly easy to find work.
Considering your current state
Explore yourself. Figuring out what you should do with your life may sometimes require you to get to know yourself better. If you want a career that will really make you happy, you have to have an impressive awareness of what you want and what you enjoy.
Thinking about your future
Examine your future financial security. One of the most important things to consider is if the career path you're choosing will provide you with an acceptable level of financial security. In other words, will you be able to make enough money to support yourself and your family? Meanwhile, you are supposed to pay special attention to your future job stability,
Admittedly, the combination of the above four steps proved extremely effective when choosing the future career. Once you get started, you'll find it quite beneficial and even enjoyable!
| A．Evaluating your interests |
| B．Assessing your personality |
| C．Therefore, having a defined career direction will help you achieve your goal. |
| D．Job markets changes a lot as society needs different things at different times. |
| E．For some people, this means taking some time off to decide what's vital to them. |
| F．If you have a good command of communicating with others, there are jobs for you as well. |
| G．However, with serious self-planning and self-reflection, you can set yourself on a path towards a fulfilling career. |
【推荐3】Your math teacher wears clothes made in 1985 and always mispronounces your name. Your English teacher loves to start classes with quick quizzes. It can be hard to think of these givers of grades as real people. But they eat pizza, watch movies and enjoy sports on weekends, just like you. So how can you get along well with your teachers?
You can do a lot of things to develop a good relationship with your teacher. First, do the obvious things: Show up in class on time with all tasks completed. Stay focused, be respectful and ask questions. Second, show an interest in the subject. Obviously, your teachers are really interested in their subjects, or they wouldn’t have decided to teach them! Show the teacher that you care about the subject—even if you’re not a math talent or fluent in French—and send the message that you are a hard-working student.
You can also schedule a private meeting in a teacher’s free time. Use this time to get extra help, ask questions, ask for information about a career (职业) in the subject or talk about your progress in class. You may be surprised to learn that your teacher is a bit more relaxed when only facing you than when teaching in front of the whole class.
What if you just don’t like the teacher? When it comes to working with teachers, one’s characteristics can come into play just as they can in any other relationships. People just naturally get along better with some people than with others; it’s impossible to like everyone all the time. Learning to work with people you don’t like is a good interpersonal (人际的) skill to have in life, no matter what your goals are.
Teachers are there for more than just homework; they know about more than their subject matters. They can help you learn how to behave as an adult and lifelong learner. Undoubtedly, there will be a few teachers along the way who you’ll always remember—and who might change your life forever.
1. What is the purpose of the first paragraph?| A．To tell us teachers’ appearances. | B．To offer an example. |
| C．To draw out the topic of the passage. | D．To introduce one of the key characters. |
| A．By learning as many subjects as possible. | B．By respecting other students in class. |
| C．By finishing their homework on time. | D．By developing personal interests. |
| A．Your characteristics. | B．Your interpersonal skills. |
| C．Your career goals. | D．Your grades in exams. |
| A．Teachers can help you grow up. | B．Teachers are all lifelong learners. |
| C．Teachers should set enough homework. | D．Teachers tend to change you completely. |
