By     1    , in Japan the     2     between the highest and lowest paid is normally a more modest seven or eight to one. In addition, large Japanese companies have the     3     of taking care of all their employees, and the     4     of a “job for life” is still, by and large, true.

In addition to the physical benefits, aerobic exercise has emotional benefits. People who exercise aerobically often say that they feel thirty percent less     5     than they did before they began exercising. The aerobics     6     seems to have     7     people who have not previously been     8     to get much exercise. You don’t have to join a class or pay money to get aerobic exercise. For example, if you need a few groceries, you can walk to the local supermarket instead of driving, or you can ride a bicycle to school or work instead of taking the bus. You’ll soon     9     a difference     10     how you feel.

I gathered all my c    1     to take a bite and was amazed to find it wasn’t so bad. It r    2     me of blue cheese, a similarly strong smelling type of food you either love or hate.

The Revenge of Prince Zidan, the Peking Opera     3    (版本) of Hamlet, brought a completely new sound to my western ears. I was impressed with the performers’     4    (夸张的) movements and unique voices. Feeling the strong e    5     of love, anger, fear and grief in the performance, I could easily recognize the theme of Hamlet.

Good news for our trip! I’ve booked accommodation based on the     6    (预算) we made. I’ve even arranged transfer from the airport to the hotel. We are almost set! All we have to do now is pack l    7    .

Letters from Father Christmas is a fantastic book. The man who wrote these letters is one of the most famous names in English     8    (文学)，J.R.R Tolkien. Every Christmas, an envelope with a North Pole stamp was a    9     to Tolkien’s children, in which a     10    (手写的) letter from Father Christmas could be found.

Tom is a well-known blogger who often writes blog posts on his blog. He likes to use search engines to find information he needs. He also likes to watch movies streaming online. When chatting with others, he uses different identities and avatars. He has access to free Wi-Fi, which is very convenient for him to d    1     software from the network. His database and file are u    2     once a week. Surfing the Internet has indeed brought him great b    3    . It seems that the computer keeps him c    4     all day. Once he went to a conference held in his province. He didn’t bring any cash with him plus he lost his i    5     card. So he paid online.

汤姆是一位著名的博主，经常在博客上写博文。他喜欢使用搜索引擎来查找他需要的信息。他还喜欢观看在线电影。与他人聊天时，他使用不同的身份和头像。他使用免费的Wi-Fi，这对他从网络上下载软件非常方便。他的数据库和文件每周都要更新一次。网上冲浪的确给他带来了很大的好处。电脑似乎整天都在陪伴着他。有一次，他去参加一个在他的省里举行的会议。他身上没带任何现金, 而且又丢了身份证。所以他就在网上付款。

On the plane with     1    (满载), the young businesswoman met     2    (许多) strangers. When she     3    (注意) the scenery out of the window, she found the beauty of the nature. And what she saw     4    (使某人如释重负). After getting off the plane, she saw an old man     5    (将空瓶装进袋子里). She was touched by the old man. Then she     6    (充满了)energy and threw herself into her work.

Recently, there is one thing that I can hardly     1     (容忍). That is the noise music coming from a nearby shop. Frankly, I can never tolerate     2     (listen) to such kind of music. That is, it is     3    (我无法忍受). But my mother always tells me that I should be     4    (tolerate) of that noise. Anyway, they need it to attract more customers.

Learning the children’s idea, Mrs. Meredith was so     1     (高兴的)that she smiled brightly. Then, the children got down to preparing popcorn     2     (高兴地). With a basket of popcorn, they left for the Bernard’s       3     (高兴地) to share with Bernard the good plan. Hearing what they said, Bernard     4     (高兴地雀跃), with tears filling his eyes. At the sight of the basket of popcorn, his parents were also     5     (非常高兴). Later,       6     (另他非常高兴的是), the popcorn was so tasty that it soon sold out. He soon returned, his whole face     7    (高兴得满脸通红).     8    (笑声在房间里萦绕)

Steven walked slowly to the bus,     1    (低着头), tears in his eyes. His friend John     2    (向他点头) and smiled at him. Though he was in a bad mood, he     3    (低下头)to hide it and managed a smile. When he got home, he     4    (埋头) under the quilt, pretending to be asleep. However, his mother stopped her housework,     5    (抬头) with surprise in her eyes. Then Steven rose, sat close to his mother,     6    (把头靠在) her shoulder, and could hardly resist weeping.