211．Complete the letter with proper forms of the given words in the box.

plan share write special join give

Dear John，
   I'm （1）to tell you that I've a family party in honour of Thanksgiving Day.Thanksgiving Day should be （2）with family and friends because it has（3）us reasons to give thanks.
    It's at my home，F(xiàn)lat 7 A，100 Queen Street.It's on Thursday，November 27th at six o'clock pm.
   Please（4）us for dinner and make our holiday（5）.
Regards，
Simon

212．You go if you don't want to.（mustn't；don't have to）

213．I still remember what happened on my first English class in high school.Many new students were chatting with each other，and I sat quietly in the corner.I looked at the brand-new English text book and felt very nervous，because English study was a big headache for me.Just then，a beautiful girl with a big smile entered the classroom.She was our English teacher.First she introduced herself.Then she asked us to introduce ourselves in English.When it was my turn，I walked reluctantly to the platform and my feet trembled.The moment I stood in front of the whole class and saw the new and serious faces，I became so nervous that my mind went blank instantly.The teacher found I was struggling and came up to me.She patted me on the shoulder and encouraged me， "Just have a try!You can do it!" When  I heard this，Is lowly calmed down.I took a deep breath and finally managed to finish my self-introduction.To our surprise，the new classmates even applauded at the end of my speech，which encourage me a lot .

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214．The Doctor Is Out It is a Friday morning in Boston，which means Dr Jim O'Connell is making his rounds.He might be more comfortable inside an exam room，but that's not where his patients are.O'Connell is one of the doctors making house calls to the homeless in the city.
   More than 550，000 Americans are home-less，and many have health problems but can not get proper care.O'Connell and his team are doing something about it.They spend their days walking around where the homeless live—in parks，under bridges，and on the outskirts of town.They treat about 700 regular patients.During these rounds，O'Connell himself usually sees about 20 patients.He knows where most of them sleep and whom to ask if they are missing."I feel like I'm a country doctor in the middle of the city，you know？"he said.
   O'Connell went to Harvard Medical School land was on his way to a famous oncology（腫瘤學(xué)） fellowship when his chief instructor suggested he take a one-year position as the founding physician of a new health-care program for Boston's homeless.That turned into a 33-year care for the Boston Health Care for the Homeless Pro-gram，one of the country's largest of its kind.
   O'Connell takes care of just about every-thing，from treating wounds to providing surgery for the soul.If patients can't be treated on the street，he finds them a treatment bed at the organisation's medical facility，a place for patients who are too sick to be on the streets but not ill enough for a hospital stay.
    "Everything I had been taught to do （in medical school）—go fast，be efficient—was the opposite when you take care of homeless people，" O'Connell told Harvard Magazine. "When you see somebody outside，you get them a cup of coffee and sit with them.Sometimes it took six months or a year of offering a sandwich or coffee before someone would start to talk to me.But once they engage，they'll come to you any-time because they trust you.I often say that the best training I had for this job was having been a bartender（酒吧侍者），because it's all about listening.
    "When asked about how his life might have turned out had he become a highly paid oncologist，O'Connell said， "I never think about it anymore."
Some things are more valuable than money.
Just ask the man who gets everything from patients who have nothing material to give.

（1）What does Dr Jim O'Connell do on Friday？
（2）Who first inspired O'Connell to start his Friday practice？
（3）What's so special about taking care of the homeless？
（4）What virtues do you think O'Connell possesses？Illustrate with some details.

215．Make sentences based on the given words or expressions.
grateful，take advantage of

216．I cannot understand what he is talking about.（follow sb/sth）

217．

dilemma precious virtue moral faint illustrate majority

（1）Respecting the aged and loving the young is a traditional Chinese .
（2）The of the students think highly of what the girl did in the story.
（3）The boy was faced with a whether to help the old woman or go to his test.
（4）Many pictures are often used to stories in children's books.
（5）The girl at the sight of the blood on her hand.
（6）Children are always taught to behave starting from a very young age.
（7）We cannot afford to waste our time in the endless meetings.

218．My husband and I went out to McDonald's one cold morning.We were standing in line，waiting （1）（serve），when suddenly everyone around us began to back away.（2）feeling of panic rose up inside of me as I wondered （3）happened.
   As I turned around I smelled a horrible dirty smell.Behind me were two poor homeless men.As I looked at the short man close to me，he （4）（smile） and his blue eyes searched for acceptance.
   He said"Good day"as he counted the few coins.The waitress asked him what they wanted.He said， "Coffee is all，Miss." That was all they（5）afford.
    I really felt the urge and wanted to do some-thing for them.Then I walked up to them and（6）（actual） hugged them after simple greetings.That was when I noticed all the eyes in the restaurant were set on me.I smiled and asked the waitress for two more breakfast meals on separate trays（托盤）.I then walked to the table that the men had chosen （7）a resting spot.I put the trays on the table and laid（8）（I） hand on the short man's cold hand.He said "Thank you" with （9）（tear） in his eyes.
    At that moment I learned one of the most important lessons I would continue to learn，（10）（condition） acceptance.

219．學(xué)校的科技周即將來臨，你將代表你所在的班級(jí)參加主題為"太空探索對(duì)人類是好是壞"的英語演講比賽。請(qǐng)你將演講稿寫在下面的橫線上。
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220．They reflect people's wishes，beliefs，faiths，and attitudes towards life.
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