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Preparation & Listening-centered Activities

In-Class reading: A Good heart to Lean On

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Passage I A kiss For Kate

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Unit 2 Psychology in Our Daily Life6


In-Class reading: Is There a Doctor in the Body?


Passage I The psychology of Money

Passage II How to Jump Queue Fury

Passage III Comforting thoughts

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Unit Culture6


In-Class reading: Bridging Cultural Gaps Gracefully


Passage I Dining Customs in America

Passage II Chinese and American Culture

Passage III Specific Taboos

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Unit Holidays and Special Days6


In-Class reading: A merry Christmas


Passage I Merry Christmas

Passage II April Fool's Day

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Unit Money6


In-Class reading: Time Spent Agonizing over Money


Passage I Elias: A Parable

Passage II A letter to God

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Unit Shopping6


In-Class reading: Consumer behavior of Young People


Passage I About Buying Things

Passage II The Older subculture

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Unit7 Emotions and Health6


In-Class reading: The Secrets of Good Health


Passage I Your anger can kill you

Passage II How to Live to be 100

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Unit Social Problems6


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Latchker's Children --- Knock, Knock, Is There Anybody Home?


Passage I It's a Mugger's Game in Manhattan

Passage II Thief

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Unit The Joy of Travel6


In-Class reading: Transformative Travel


Passage I The Romance of Train Travel

Passage II Aruba

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Unit10 Man and Animals6


In-Class reading: Aggression in Humans and Animals


Passage I Should the Navy Draft Dolphins?

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Unit11 Advertising4


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In-Class reading: Food and Culture


Passage I The menu

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Unit2 Personality6


In-Class reading: The Misery of Shyness


Passage I Two ways of Looking at Lives

Passage II You are What You Think

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Unit3 Career Planning6


In-Class reading: Career Planning


Passage I Summer Job Planning

Passage II Which Job Is the Right One for You?

Further Development

Unit4 Learning Skills6


In-Class reading: Study habits


Passage I Take Charge of Your Learning

Passage II Myths and Misconceptions about Learning

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Unit5 Language6


In-Class reading: How I discovered words


Passage I Foreign Accents

Passage II Not Just Parrot-Talk

Further Development

Unit6 Nature and Nurture6


In-Class reading: Twins, genes, and Environment


Passage I Science Look Twice at Twins

Passage II Talkative Parents Make Kids Smarter

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Unit7 Music6


In-Class reading: Music to Your Ears


Passage I The Beatles

Passage II Mozart makes the Brain Hum

Passage III Songs of Love

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Unit8 Creativity6


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Passage I A Long March to Creativity (1)

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Unit9 Gender Difference6


In-Class reading: Gender Roles from a Cultural Perspective


Passage I Boys Are Teacher's Pets

Passage II Stereotypes and Individual Differences

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Unit10 Risks6


In-Class reading: Risks and You


Passage I Health Risks

Passage II Risks from nature and Technology

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In-Class reading: Why the Tortoises Shell Is Not Smooth


Passage I Beauty and the Beast

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Passage III The First Beginning

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Unit2Manners6


In-Class reading: No One Stops to Say Thank You Any More


Passage I Mens Liberation from Etiquette

Passage II Who Pays the Check?

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Unit3 Leisure Activities6


In-Class reading: Entertaining HumorWhats Funny?


Passage I Underwater Concert

Passage II Fatal Attraction

Passage III Wow, Would I Love to Do That?

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Unit4Science and Technology6


In-Class reading: Too Fast?


Passage I True Love

Passage II Back from the Dead

Passage III Watch Out---- You Are on Camera

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Unit5The Power of Words6


In-Class reading: The Power of a Note


Passage I All the Good Things

Passage II Mother Tongue

Passage III How to Write a Personal Letter

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In-Class reading: The Key to Success


Passage I Success Means Never Feeling Tired

Passage II A Triumph of the Spirit

Passage III How to Succeed at Failing

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Unit7Athletes6


In-Class reading: Athletes Should Be Role Models


Passage I Athletes Should Not Be Role Models

Passage II Playing to Win

Passage III Performance and Technology

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Unit8Healthy Living6


In-Class reading: Set You Bodys Time Clock to Work for You


Passage I Surprising Facts about Sleep

Passage II A Pill for Every Ill?

Passage III Nothing to Sneeze At

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Unit9Friends and Friendship6


In-Class reading: On Friendship


Passage I Friends, Good Friends----and Such Good Friends

Passage II Best Friends

Passage III The Value of Friendship

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Unit10Business Strategies6


In-Class reading: Business Lessons from the Rain Forest


Passage I National Stereotypes and Business Behavior

Passage II The Japanese Approach to Management

Passage III Doing Business in Asia

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Passage I You Cant Buy Happiness

Passage II A Simple Truth about Happiness

Passage III Optimism

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Unit2 Human Behavior6


In-Class reading: What, Me? Showing Off?


Passage I When to Keep Your Mouth Shut

Passage II Overcoming Procrastination: A Practical Approach

Passage III How We Can Change Our Wasteful Habits

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Unit3 Attitude Toward Work6


In-Class reading: Making Work Meaningful: Secrets of the Future-Focused Corporation


Passage I Work Lovers or Work Addicts

Passage II Company Man

Passage III A Day in the Life of Salaryman

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Unit4 Honesty6


In-Class reading: Cheating: Alive and Flourishing


Passage I How Honest Are We?

Passage II The Truth about Lying

Passage III Is Business Bluffing Ethical?

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Unit5 Appearance6


In-Class reading: Physical Attractiveness


Passage I Dress for Success

Passage II Neat People versus Sloppy People

Passage III Turning Boys into Girls

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In-Class reading: Advertising Claims


Passage I Insights into Advertising

Passage II Developing an Advertising Campaign

Passage III Advertising Appreciation

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Unit7 Todays Youth6


In-Class reading: Profiles of Todays Youth: They Couldnt Care Less


Passage I Me, Stuart, Mum and Dad

Passage II College Pressures

Passage III Postgraduate Paralysis

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Unit8 The Media6


In-Class reading: Its Radio!


Passage I What Makes TV Most Entertaining

Passage II Sounding the Waters

Passage III The Power of the Press

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Unit9 Computer Technology6


In-Class reading: Hackers, Crackers and Trackers


Passage I Microchips

Passage II Workplace of the 90s: High-Tech Sweatshop?

Passage III Lost in the E-mail

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Unit10 Medical Ethics6


In-Class reading: A License to Kill


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Rock mechanics and Rock Mass Engineering

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Design Theory of Underground Engineering

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Law and regulations and superivision of civil engineering

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6

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