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When Jack was a small boy, he was once asked to give a speech about “A Big Challenge in My Life”．To talk before the whole class, he was (terrible) shy the moment he thought of so many eyes (stare) at him. He had no other (choose), though. First Jack was to draft the speech, which was just a piece of cake for him because he was a good writer. But the hard part (lie) in his oral presentation, for it was not allowed to read from the paper. He had to give the speech his memory and in front of such a big audience!
A real trial began when Jack stood on the platform with his legs trembling and his mind blank. He didn't know how much time had passed by. His listeners were still waiting patiently and without any signs of laughing. Gradually he found himself back, (give) out his speech without much difficulty. After what seemed to be a hundred years, he found the audience applauding. He made ！From then on, his fear of talking before the audience disappeared. Actually with his confidence (build) up, Jack now turns out to be a great speaker. As we know, the greater difficulty we meet on our way to (succeed), the likely we will achieve our goals.
A walker seriously injured in a mountaintop lightning strike which killed two others is showing signs of improvement, the police have said. A major rescue operation was performed on Sunday following two strikes which hit the Brecon Beacons, South Wales. Two men died, while two others were taken to hospital.
A police spokeswoman said, “A man in a serious condition in hospital, following simultaneous (同时发生的) incidents in the Brecon Beacons, has now improved and he is recovering. Officers are continuing to get in touch with the next of relatives of the dead men and enquiries are ongoing. All men were believed to be from England.”
Mark Jones, of the Brecon Mountain Rescue Team, described the lightning strike as a freak accident, and something he had not been called out to in 30 years of service.
The walking group Ramblers Cymru said that while incidents involving thunder and lightning were rare, electrical storms should be taken seriously by walkers.
The organisation's delivery officer, Elly Hannigan Popp, said, "We'd advise everyone to check the weather forecast before starting a walk. If you hear thunder, see lightning or if your hair stands on end, postpone activities even if the sky looks blue and clear. Lightning will strike as far as 10 miles away from any rainfall. Lightning can strike the same place repeatedly — especially tall, pointed, isolated objects."
"If there is no shelter you should keep moving. And if you become the tallest object, crouch (蹲) in the open twice as far away from the nearest pointed object as it is tall. Make yourself as small as possible, stay on your toes and keep your heels together, as it will allow electricity to go up one foot, through the heels and back into the ground through the other."
M: Several days before July 28, 1976，many strange things happened in Tangshan. They were for an earthquake. But people lived there didn't think much of that. At 3: 42 am that day, the earth began , which destroyed almost all the city in fifteen terrible seconds. Many people, rescue workers and doctors, came those who under the ruins. Later that afternoon, another big earthquake hit the city. More people were killed or injured and more buildings fell .Very soon the army sent a lot of soldiers to help, and teams to dig out the trapped and to bury the dead. By and by things improved and the city began to again. With strong support from the government and the tireless efforts of the city's people, a new Tangshan upon the earthquake ruins.
