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part 1Disasters
In the past hundred years, there have heen frequent natural disasters, such as floods, droughts, mud-rock flows, seismic sea waves, earthquakes, windstorms and the stretching of new deserts.
The disasters have killed millions upon millions of people, destroyed countless homes, and wiped out numerous pieces of fertile land.
Now more and more people become aware that those disasters have much to do with what we have done to the earth. we have cut down too many trees in the forests,we have badly polluted the environment, we have shocked our own home-planet time and again with tremendously powerful explosions of nuclear bombs.
As a result, climates have become abnormal, rainwater rushes down hillsides angrily, and the underground energy goes up to revenge itself on us.
The earth is our only home-planet. it is urgent for us to stop damaging it, and to do our best to protect it and make it a lovely place suitable to live in, for we have nowhere to go and survive except where we are now.
numerous ['nju:mrs] adj. 為數眾多的，許多
revenge [ri'vend] n. 報仇，報復，復仇願望，獲得滿足的.機會
fertile ['f:tail] adj. 肥沃的，富饒的，能繁殖的，多產的，(創造力)
except [ik'sept] vt. 除，除外
abnormal [b'n:ml] adj. 反常的，不正常的，不規則的
survive [s'vaiv] vt. 比 ... 活得長，倖免於難，艱難度過
environment [in'vairnmnt] n. 環境，外界
suitable ['sju:tbl] adj. 合適的，適宜的
protect [pr'tekt] vt. 保護，投保
frequent ['fri:kwnt] adj. 經常的，頻繁的
part 2How To Treat Disabled People)
Living in the world, everyone dreams of being great and wise. Have some of us ever dreamt of being a normal person? I’m sure that all students will answer “no”, and you’ll question me, “why do you ask such a silly question?” As a matter of fact, people who are disabled just wish that they themselves would one day be a healthy and normal person as us. Then how should we treat disabled people?
The majority of us will claim to show respect for them and not to look down upon them. It is true. most people have got a shock at their diligence. At present, a large quantity of the blind is learning the traditional chinese treatment, such as massage and acupuncture. And after opening a shop, they can usually get well paid. Some people without arms have learned writing with their feet. what’s more, people with a moving handicap can do work very well, even if they can only move their head and mouth. not to mention hawking for example. So far as i know, not long before it is reported such two persons. Both of them do very well in computer. One is a girl, who is just round twenty years. with a pen in her mouth, she makes flash. In spite of her disability, she still gets tens of thousands yuan per month. The other is a forty-year-old man. He manages the computer as well as the girl. Anyway he has succeeded in making a programme, which recorded his own language.
Never is the way for disabled people to success easy. Apart from hard work, they need special patience and will, which are the key to success. Often we’re moved by their experiences. then we will respect them and help them.
As the god seems as if not equal to disabled people, we should help them. some day when you meet a blind person in the street, go to help him/ her cross the street or show him/ her the way; some day when you meet a disabled person in a bus, give your seat to him/ her; some day you meet a disabled beggar, offer him some money; some day when you talk with a disabled person, encourage him/ her and let him/ her know the world is still beautiful. Not only should we treat disabled people equally, but even more well!
traditional [tr'dinl] adj. 傳統的
claim [kleim] n. 要求，要求權;主張，斷言，聲稱;要求物
diligence ['dilidns] n. 勤奮
disability [dis'biliti] n. 無力，無能，殘疾
spite [spait] n. 惡意，怨恨
quantity ['kwntiti] n. 量，數量，大量
encourage [in'krid] vt. 鼓勵，促進，支援
majority [m'driti] n. 多數，大多數，多數黨，多數派
patience ['peins] n. 耐心，忍耐，毅力
