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1For14years，MichaelJordanplayedfortheChicagoBulls．Hewon‘MostValuablePlayer’fivet__104__．Hisnicknameis‘A__105__’Jordanbecausehejumpshighintotheair!Hewasbornon17February1963．Hehastwobrothersandtwosisters．Whenhewasachild，Michaelplayedbaseball．L__106__，heplayedbasketballforhisschool．Heg__107__verytall–1.98metres．Atuniversity，theydidnotputhiminthebasketballteam．Hewasdeterminedtodobetter．Hepracticedhoura__108__hour．Hethoughtaboutseeinghisnameonthelistofplayers．Atlast，theychosehimfortheteam．In1984，hebecameacollegeplayeroftheyear．HealsowonaGoldMedalinthe1984summerOlympics．Afterthat，hejoinedtheChicagoBulls．Theyweren’taverygoodteamthen．ButMichaelJordanbecamec__109__ofhisteam，andtheywontheNationalBasketballAssocation(NBA)championshipsin1991，1992，1993，1996，1997at1998．Hestartedat__110__campwhereyoungpeoplelearnbasketball．Theyhaveworkveryhard，buttheybecomeverygoodatthegame．Nowhealsogivesalottimeandmoneytochartiesforchildren．Heisaveryf__111__maninAmerica．Asmallraincloudhassavedthelivesofthreesailoronasinkingboat．W__104__begantopourintotheirboatabout300kilometresfromthecoastofPortugal，andthef__105__sailorscalledforhelpontheirradio．Thew__106__werealmost20metreshighandthewindblewthetinyboatfromsidetoside．Sooneventheradarbrokedown．Thensuddenlytheyh__107__thecalmvoiceofaFrenchseacaptainovertheradio．“Isitraining?’’heasked．Theythoughtitwasratheras__108__questionbuttheyanswered．“It’srainingveryh__109__，’’theycalledbackoverheradio．“I’veseenaraincloudonmyradarscreen，’’theFrenchcaptainsaid．‘Ifyouareu__110__it，Icaneasilyfindyou．’Hechangedcourseimmediatelyandwents__111__tothesmallboat．Shanghai，oneofthelargestcitiesinChina，a__104__peopleathomeandabroad．Peoplecomehereforitsc__105__，itshistory．shanghai，isalsonamed“Hu’’or“Shen’’inshort．Itisinthemiddleofchina’seastcoast．Ithasniceweather，w__106__fourseasons．Theseyears，anumberofm__107__buildingshavebeensetupinShanghai，suchastheOrientalPearlTVtower，ShanghaiScience&TechnologyMuseum，ShanghaiMuseum，ShanghaiLibrary，ShanghaiGrandTheatreandJinMaoTower．Theyhaveb__108__newscenicsightsinShanghai．Everyyearmillionsoftravel(l)ersfromdifferentcountriesvisitShanghai．AlotofyoungstudentsfromdifferentcountriesgotoShanghaitofurthert__109__studies．Thismakesthecitydevelopmoreq__110__．Shanghaiwillholdthe2010WorldExpo．Thethemeof2010ShanghaiWorldExpowillbe“BetterCity，Betterl__111__’’．NowadaysallpeopleinShanghaiareworkinghardtowelcomethe2010WorldExpo．Whenyousingintheshoweryouvoicesoundslouderandricher．Didyoueverw__104__why?Yourvoicesoundsloudinthebathroombecausetheroomissmall．Soundisaf__105__ofwaveenergy(能源)thatcant__106__throughtheair．Butsoundwaveslosestrengthastheymovethroughtheair．Thatmeansthatitgetsh__107__tohearasoundthefartheryouarefromitssource．Inthebathroom，thesoundwavesdonotgoveryfar．Soundsstayloud．Youdon’tevenneedamicrophonetofeellikeyou’reonstageatamusicconcert!Thewalls，ceilimg，andfloora__108__helpyourvoicesoundbetter．Soundwavesbounce(反弹)offthehardsurfacesinabathroomandcomeb__109__toyou．Thismakesyourvoicesoundlounderandclearer．Theairinthebathroomreallygetsintotheact．Soundwavesmaketheairvibrate(振动)．Insmallspace，thisletsyourearsc__110__alotofthosesongvibrations．There’sa__111__kindofwavethatgetsthingsshakinginyourhouse．Canyouguesswhatitis?takeatriptothekitchen．2Weoftenhearthatcomputersarecoldorinhuman，butinfactmanypeoplearemorecomfortablewithacomputerthanwithanotherperson．Computersarepatientanddonotjudgethep__104__whousethem．Theyarefastandreliable．Manys__105__areembarrassedtoshowateacherthattheydonotunderstandsomething．B__106__theyarehappytoaskacomputerquestions．Somepatientswouldratherexplaintheirh__107__problemstoacomputerthantoadoctor．Thereisevenacomputerprogramwhichdealswithpsychologicalproblems．Thep__108__hasbecomepopularbecausemanypeopleareuncomfortablediscussings__109__problemwithanotherperson．Theprofessorwhowrotetheprogramisupsetthatpeopleareusingthisprograminsteadofg__110__toseeadoctor．Hisintentioninwritingtheprogramwastoshowthatcomputerscouldbeprogramedtohave“intelligent”conversationswithh__111__，nottoreplacetraineddoctors．Nowmanymiddleschoolstudentshavegotamobilephone．Becausealotofparentsthinki__104__theirchildrenhavemobilephones，itiseasierforparentstok__105__intouchwiththeirchildrenatanytime．Ifachildisind__106__orlost，theycanhelphimorherintime．Butsometeachersdon’tt__107__itisagoodideaforstudentstocarrymobilephonestoschool．Theysaystudentsdependtoomuchonthem．Forexample，iftheyforgetsomething，theymayphonehomeandtelltheirparentstob__108__ittoschool．Someotherteacherssaystudentsshouldn’thavemobilephonesatschoolbecausesomestudentssendshortm__109__orplaygamesanddon’tlistentotheteacherscarefullyinclass．Thesemaketeachersfeela__110__andtheyarebadforstudying．Somobilephoneshavebecomeaproblemformiddleschools．Manyteachersthinkitisn’tnecessarytobringthemtoschool．Somemiddleschoolsstopfromusingmobilephonesd__111__schoolhours．WhenIwasachild，Ilikepeoplewithblueeyes．Ihadafewdools，andIa__104__madetheireyesblue．Iwasreallyveryhappywithmydollswithblueeyes．Timewentq__105__．SoonIwasnotachildanym__106__．Ifinishedmystudieswhen