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W:Actually,my dad went to university in Ottawa,and then he went back and taught at a school inMelbourne.He married my mom and started a family.But my dad really wanted to come to Canada,and my mom didn't really mind,so we moved here.My great-grandparents on my mother's sidecame from Norway.My great-granddad made musical instruments like violins,and he went toLondon to start a business.M:What about your father's family?W:They were farmers.My dad was actually raised on a farm,and he was the first in his family togo to university.I really look up to him.He worked very hard to get where he is today.Text9W:Hi.NathanM:Hi,Emily.Nearly the summer holidays!W:Yeah,can't wait.Are you going anywhere with your family?M:We're doing a big trip to Australia next year,so my parents decided on a camping trip here inthe U.S.Actually,my cousin stayed at a good campsite earlier this year,so we're going there.W:Cool.Well,this year my mom's decided we're going to visit my aunt who's working in China,but we'll be away for a long time and I won't see my friends.M:Do you know Chinese?W:A few words.M:Last time we went abroad,we had some trouble.Whenever we asked people for directions,wecouldn't understand what they were saying.W:Oh,I hope that doesn't happen to us.Anyway,how are you spending the rest of the schoolholidays?M:Dad says he wants me to help with some paintingW:That's a painM:I don't mind much,as long as there's still time to see my mates.The annoying thing is,becausemy math grade wasn't too good this year,he's told me I've got to work on that this summer too.Text 10W:Most adults remember little about their early childhood experiences.As a result,some peoplethink that we aren't really able to form memories before our fourth or fifth birthdays.But scientistsdoing research into early memories have suggested that this is untrue."They say that we do formmemories at a very young age;however,what we remember about our very early lives seems tochange as we get older.Researchers in Newfoundland,Canada,worked with 140 children between the ages of 4 and13.First,they asked their participants to describe their earliest memory.Then they asked thechildren's parents to confirm that the event actually happened.All the answers were written down.Two years later,the children were asked the same question again.Nearly all the children who were between four and seven years old in the first interview saidsomething very different in the second interview.Many of the children aged 10 to 13 often describedthe same memory in both interviews.And we sometimes think that most first or early memories are about very stressful thingsbecause bad things stand out in our minds.But in the study,stressful events were only a smallpercentage of what the children said they remembered.More often,children's early memories werehappy ones.高一英语答案共5页（第5页）

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