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Eric Liddell was known as the flying Scotsman(蘇格蘭人) because he ran so fast. But he is most remembered as a man of honor and bravery.

He was born in 1902 in Tianjin, north China. In Chinese, he was known as Li Airui. Eric lived in China u【1】 the age of five. After that his parents sent him to school in England. In 1920, Eric went to the University of Edinburgh to study science.

Sports played a large p【2】in his life and he became the fastest runner in Scotland. He was chosen to be part of Britain’s 1924 Olympic team. The games were in Paris. The 100-meter race was his b【3】 event, but it was to be held on a Sunday. Eric, a strong Christian (基督徒), refused to run on Sundays because he believed that it should be a day of r【4】as the Bible Teaches(圣經(jīng)教導(dǎo)).

Although many people told him to run the race, he refused. I【5】, he started to train for other distances. At the Olympics he won a bronze medal in the 200-meter race and then a gold medal in the 400-meter race, s【6】a world record.

Though then famous in Scotland, Eric still loved and r【7】 China. He wanted to go back to the country w【8】 he was born. In 1925, he went to China and worked as a middle school teacher in Tianjin. Then he went to Hebei Province to help the poor people there.

After the Japanese invaded(入侵)China, Eric chose to stay. He wanted to help the sick and give hope to the Chinese people. In 1943, the Japanese sent him to a prison camp(集中營(yíng))in Weifang. Even in the camp, he c【9】 to help the old people. He also arranged games for the children, and taught them science.

In 1945, Eric was s【10】 ill. He was given a chance to leave the camp but he refused. He gave this chance to a pregnant woman. This inspiring man died six months before the end of the war. Many people still remember his service to the Chinese people of that area.

20:45

Hi, everybody! Anything to share today?

20:49

Yes. I went to a restaurant to have dinner with some friends this evening.

When we finished the meal, the waiter brought us the bill. It was 270 yuan.

We gave him 300 yuan and left 30 as a tip(小費(fèi)) for his service(職務(wù)).

To our surprise, he returned us the change!

Really? How kind he is!

20:53

@Sunny It’s different form that of the US. I worked in a restaurant in my free time. I accepted tips. Well, something interesting happened to me this morning…

20:55

I couldn’t find the bus stop. I came up to a man who was walking near me and showed him the bus number. He nodded and asked me to follow. We walked for about 10 minutes and finally got to the bus stop. I wanted to give him a hug (擁抱) to show thanks, but he just said goodbye and walked away. I couldn’t believe that he had taken so much trouble for a stranger(陌生人)!

It seems that Chinese people don’t usually hug.

I guess so. It’s really unforgettable!

21:02

I agree. The Chinese people I have met these days are all so friendly, polite

And helpful. Well will enjoy the rest of our trip for sure.

【1】How much was Sunny’s bill?

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【2】Did Stone find the bus stop in the end?

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【3】What are the group of students mainly talking about?

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【4】Do you think it is necessary for Sunny to give tips for the service? Why or why not?

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【1】It seems that the robot can ____________ her needs.

【2】Life on Mars would be interesting ____________ challenging.

【3】When something really ____________ , you should never give up or give in.

【4】We haven’t got any beef. Would you like some chicken ____________?

【5】April 15 was a sad day for France. A big fire ____________ in Notre Dame.

A. not to read B. to read C. not read D. read

----You are welcome.

A.of B.at C.for

A. in； for B. on； at C. in； on D. on； of

---No. He ______ from my house for about an hour.

A.has left B.left C.was away D.has been away

— Yes, only a little.

A. egg B. eggs C. milk D. milks