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53.Just Shoot Me

A: People are funny.
B: They sure are.
A: Did you hear about the pilot?
B: The one that stole a small plane?
A: Yes, he stole a plane in Canada and flew into the U.S.
B: Did they catch him?
A: Yes. After two U.S. fighter jets followed him for an hour, he landed on a highway.
B: Did he crash?
A: No, he just landed the plane and walked to a restaurant.
B: Did the cops find out why he flew into the U.S.?
A: His life sucked. He was hoping a fighter jet would shoot him down.
B: Poor guy.

53.把我射下来吧

人总是很有意思。
当然是啦。
你听说了那个飞行员的事吗？
那个偷了一辆小型飞机的？
是的，他在加拿大偷了一架飞机然后飞到美国去了。
他们抓到他了吗？
恩，两架美军战斗机追了他两小时后，他在一条公路上降落了。
他飞机坠毁了吗？
没有，他只是把飞机降落了然后走进一家餐馆去了。
警察找出他飞到美国的原因了吗？
他的人生糟糕透了，所以他是希望一架战斗机能把他击落下来。
可怜的人啊。

14. The Missing Water Bottle 丢失的水瓶

Jared has a green water bottle he brings to school every day. He loves it, because it keeps his water cold. It also has a cool robot on it. One day, he loses it. Jared asks his friend, Richard, if he has seen it. "Yeah, I saw Albert holding it," Richard says. Jared walks over to Richard&`&s locker. "Hey, you have my water bottle, right?" Jared asks. "I did, but I let Denise borrow it," Albert says.

Jared goes up to Denise. "Hey, do you have my water bottle?" Denise shakes her head and says, "I thought it was cool looking, so I showed Amanda. She has it now. Jared goes to Amanda. "Amanda, tell me you have my water bottle." Amanda shakes her head. "I thought it was Lucas&`&, so I gave it to him. Jared screams in frustration.

Jared goes to Lucas. "Do you have my water bottle?" Jared asks. "I gave it to Richard to give to you," Lucas says. That was weird since Richard was the first person he asked about the water bottle. Jared went back to Richard. "Lucas said you had my water bottle," Jared said. "I told you, I saw Albert hold it. Lucas probably meant Richard Lopez, not me," Richard said. "I&`&m just going to buy a new water bottle," Jared said. He bought a blue one this time.

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7. Doctor Death

第7课 死亡医生
Whether very sick people should be helped to end their own lives is a question many people cannot answer.
是否应该帮助病入膏肓的人结束他们的生命是一个令许多人难以回答的问题。
However, Dr. Kevorkian is an exception.
然而，凯渥肯医生是个例外。
That he has done this more than twenty times is known to everyone.
大家都知道他帮人这么做已经有二十多次了。
Some say what he is doing is immoral. They call him Doctor Death.
有些人说他所做的是不道德的。他们称他为死亡医生。
Others say what he is doing is merciful.
有些人则说他所做的事很仁慈。
They call it mercy killing.
他们称之为安乐死。
Whether Dr. Kevorkian should be allowed to continue doing this is a real problem for the government.
对于政府来说，是否应该继续让凯渥肯医生结束病人的生命真的是个问题。
There seem to be two sides to the argument.
这项争议似乎正反两面都有人支持。
Which side are you on?
你站在哪一边呢？

搜“开口英语”进入我们课堂

Receptionist：Good morning.

Richard：Good morning. My name is Richard Stewart. I'm here to see Mr. Carlson.1

Receptionist：Please sit down, Mr. Stewart. Mr. Carlson will be with you shortly.2

Richard：Thank you.

Receptionist：[ She speaks into the telephone.]Excuse me, Mr. Carlson, but Richard Stewart is here for his ten o'clock appointment with you. OK. Thank you. [ She hangs up the phone.] Like I said, 3 he'll be with you shortly.

Richard：Thank you.

[The intercom buzzes4.]

Receptionist：[ She picks up the phone . ] Yes, Mr. Carlson. Yes, sir. [ She hangs up the phone. ]. He's ready for you, Mr. Stewart.

Richard：Thank you. [ He points to the door of Mr. Carlson's office . ] In there?

Receptionist：Yes. In there. Good luck.

Carlson：[ sitting at his computer5 ] Come in, come in. This is a crazy morning6. [ He shakes Richard's hand.]Hello, Richard.

Richard：Hello, Mr. Carlson.

Carlson：Sit down, sit down.

Richard：Thank you for seeing me on such short notice7.

Carlson：I hope you've brought your pictures along8. [He sees Richard's album ] I see that you have. Let's get right to it. We need a new coffee----table book9, and a book of photos about the United States still feels right. OK, let's take a look. ( Richard gives him the album, and Mr. Carlson looks at the photographs.] Good. Very good. Family Album , U. S. A. It's an excellent title if you had to describe the book in one sentence, how would you do it?

Richard：Well, I'd describe it as a book which is a ...a portrait10 of the United States---- the places.the peolpe----mostly the people. The things I they do, the ways they live, the places they visit, and the landmarks11. A photographic journey12.

Carlson：These are wonderful ---- these photos in yourperforming arts section. Carnegie Hall, Lincoln Center.

Richard：I'rn glad you like them.

Carlson：1 do. but ...

Richard：But?

Carlson：There's something missing.13 You've got agood eye, Richard. You're a terrific photographer but before I can publish your work, I need to meet with my marketing department. And you've got to do one more thing.

Richard：What's that, Mr. Carlson?

Carlson：In the section on culture, you've included per----forming arts centers, but you've left out14 street performance. The mimes15. The musicians. The dancers---- in the parks and on the streets. Richard, if you go16 out and photo----graph street performances in the city, you'll have it.

Richard：That is a great idea. the performing arts ceters and the street perfomances. I'll do it.

Carlson：If you do it. I'll publish your work.

Richard：Are you serious?17

Carlson：I've never been more serious. When do youthink you can return with street performances?

Richard：A couple of weeks.

Carlson：If they're as good as the rest of these pictures, it's a deal. [ He shakes Richard's hand.]

Richard：You won't be disappointed, Mr. Carlson. Thanks. [He goes to the door without his book.]

Carlson：[ He hands Richard his book.] Good----bye, Richard, and good luck. See you in two weeks.

[They shake hands again.]

Richard：Good-bye, Mr Carlson Thanks. So if you like the street-performance photos, you'll really publish Family Album, U. S.A.?

Carlson：When I say something, I mean it.18 Go to work Good-bye.

Richard：Good-bye.