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¡ñBe excited and provide a good example. Your slacker may be a good person who has developed bad work habits. You may be able to teach your partner some valuable skills for a successful future.

¡ñThink rewards! 38 For instance, you could promise to make cupcakes for the next work meeting and encourage your partner to bring a good snack.

¡ñMake some time to sit with your partner and establish a set of work rules and deadlines. Don¡¯t quarrel, though. Make it clear that you would like to establish rules to keep you both on track. 39 Keep a record of your rules, your initial meetings, and your work. When it becomes obvious in the records that you¡¯re doing all the work, talk with the slacker. 40 A. Don¡¯t let the anger and pain defeat you.

B. Come up with a great reward for meeting some goal. C. Instead, take some steps to encourage your partner to work. D. Unavoidably one or more members will try to do nothing. E. Start out by giving your partner a clear task with a deadline. F. Show him/her the evidence and suggest he or she pick up the pace. G. Think about the future and the fact that you are going to be rewarded. µÚÈý²¿·Ö Ó¢Óï֪ʶÔËÓ㨹²Á½½Ú£¬ Âú·Ö45·Ö£©

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A group of children would gather frequently at each other¡¯s homes. They 41 what was happening in their lives. Their friendship was beautiful to see, and surprising thoughts flowed from these 42 minds.

The mother of one of the children would occasionally join their 43 and tell them stories. When she spoke of her ¡°jewel box¡±, her most 44 possession, she sent their 45 soaring.

She emphasized that the jewel box was so 46 that its contents could never be stolen! Of course, the children¡¯s minds were 47 with dazzling pictures of diamonds, jewels, pearls, and other priceless items. They daydreamed of her being an heiress(¼Ì³ÐÈË) of a 48 family, even though her simple life did not 49 vast material wealth.

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One day the children asked her what was in the jewel box. Looking at the children¡¯s 50 , upturned faces, she 51 at each child, and then 52 them to gather around her and sit on the grass. ¡°Let me tell you a wonderful 53 ,¡± she whispered, ¡°The jewel box is not a 54 box!¡±

The children¡¯s eyes were big with 55 . The mother continued, ¡°In reality, it is a 56 box of your heart. And everyone has one! Its 57 are the feelings of love, joy, peace, gratitude, and faith. It is an inner experience, and the treasure of knowing which 58 with you forever.¡±

The children asked many questions that day. Most of them never 59 the story of the jewel box, and appreciated it more as they 60 adulthood. 41. A. valued 42. A. easy

B. shared B. selfish

C. predicted C. young

D. desired D. proud D. revolutions D. successful D. imagination D. perfect D. concerned D. rich D. indicate D. funny D. glared D. forced D. miracle D. special D. embarrassment D. room D. contents D. accompanies D. guessed D. congratulated

43. A. gatherings 44. A. valueless 45. A. creativity 46. A. secure 47. A. loaded 48. A. poor

B. associations B. practical B. desire B. firm B. filled B. happy B. find B. familiar B. smiled B. agreed B. joke B. precious

C. campaigns C. invaluable C. performance C. heavy

C. connected C. big

49. A. enjoy 50. A. simple 51. A. shouted 52. A. asked 53. A. aim

C. cover C. eager C. pointed C. attracted C. secret C. right C. doubt C. treasure

54. A. material 55. A. sadness 56. A. field

B. expectation B. money

57. A. effects B. outcomes B. stays

C. problems

58. A. cooperates 59. A. forgot 60. A. went over on

C. communicates C. told

B. understood B. looked back

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