Section AQuestions 1 and 2 are based on the news report you have just heard. A: The law of weapon purchasing in Illinois state. B: The relationship between crime and mental illness. C: The graduate student of Northern Illinois University. D: The shooting happened in Northern Illinois University
Section AQuestions 1 and 2 are based on the news report you have just heard. A: The law of weapon purchasing in Illinois state. B: The relationship between crime and mental illness. C: The graduate student of Northern Illinois University. D: The shooting happened in Northern Illinois University
The biggest state of America is _________. A: Florida B: California C: Illinois D: Alaska
The biggest state of America is _________. A: Florida B: California C: Illinois D: Alaska
Researchers at the University of Illinois determined that the ________ of a father can help improve a child‘s grades.
Researchers at the University of Illinois determined that the ________ of a father can help improve a child‘s grades.
Steinbeck and Charley visited the following states except ______. A: New York B: California C: Texas D: D. Illinois
Steinbeck and Charley visited the following states except ______. A: New York B: California C: Texas D: D. Illinois
Hollywood is located in ______. A: Los Angeles, California B: San Francisco, California C: Chicago, Illinois D: Los Vegas, Nevada
Hollywood is located in ______. A: Los Angeles, California B: San Francisco, California C: Chicago, Illinois D: Los Vegas, Nevada
I. The five most _____ states in the US A. California -- more than 37 million people B. _____ -- more than 25 million C. New York -- a little more than 19 million D. _____ -- a little _____ 19 million E. Illinois -- almost 13 million
I. The five most _____ states in the US A. California -- more than 37 million people B. _____ -- more than 25 million C. New York -- a little more than 19 million D. _____ -- a little _____ 19 million E. Illinois -- almost 13 million
CarolynTwietmeyerlayinanAddisAbabahospitalbedinJuly2008,holding11-yearoldSelah,whohadbeenherdaughterforonlyafewweeks.Swattingbitinginsectsthatswarmedthroughthewindow,shelistenedasdoctorssaidtherewaslittlehopeforherchild:SelahhadAIDS,weighedmere32pounds,andhadlongbeendeniedbloodtransfusionsduetolimitedsupply.WithCarolyn’sbloodnowpumingthroughthegirl’sbody,sheprayedSelahwouldbewellenoughtoboardaplanetotheTwietmeyers’homeintheChicagosuburbs. Luckmayhaveplayedapart,butTwietmeyer’sdeterminationmadeadifferenceinSelah’slife–she’snowanenergetic13yearoldgirl---asithasdoneforCarolynandherhusbandKiel’s12otherkids,aged4to21.Withsevenbiologicalchildrenandsixadopted(twoofwhomhaveHiV),Carolyn,40,andKiel,35,presideoverasomewhatunwieldybutobviouslylovingclan. In2006,TheTwietmeyersfoundedProjectHopeful,anonprofitthat,sofar,hashelpedplaceorphans,manywithHIV,with180familiesintheUS.ShaneandDianeLewis,ofCrownPoint,Illinois,workedwithProjectHopefultoadoptfourdaughers,aged6to8,whoareallHIVpositive.“Carolynisalwaysavailablewithanswersorencouragement,”saysShane“Adoptingachildwithseriousmedicalneedsisnoteasy,”headds“Yourcommitmentwillbetested,butit’sabsolutelyworthit” TheTwietmeyersalsofeelthechallenges.Kiel’s$64000salaryisstretchedthinandCarolynrisesat4:00am.topreparemealsandlessonplans.Butthehappiness,theysay,faroutweighsthecosts.Oneevening,12ofthekidsstageabreak-dancecontestinthefamilyroom.Watchingthemcollapseintoapileofgigglesandshrieks,CarolyncatchesKiel’seyesandsmiles.Wearenotwealthy.Shesays..“Butwefeelrich.”
CarolynTwietmeyerlayinanAddisAbabahospitalbedinJuly2008,holding11-yearoldSelah,whohadbeenherdaughterforonlyafewweeks.Swattingbitinginsectsthatswarmedthroughthewindow,shelistenedasdoctorssaidtherewaslittlehopeforherchild:SelahhadAIDS,weighedmere32pounds,andhadlongbeendeniedbloodtransfusionsduetolimitedsupply.WithCarolyn’sbloodnowpumingthroughthegirl’sbody,sheprayedSelahwouldbewellenoughtoboardaplanetotheTwietmeyers’homeintheChicagosuburbs. Luckmayhaveplayedapart,butTwietmeyer’sdeterminationmadeadifferenceinSelah’slife–she’snowanenergetic13yearoldgirl---asithasdoneforCarolynandherhusbandKiel’s12otherkids,aged4to21.Withsevenbiologicalchildrenandsixadopted(twoofwhomhaveHiV),Carolyn,40,andKiel,35,presideoverasomewhatunwieldybutobviouslylovingclan. In2006,TheTwietmeyersfoundedProjectHopeful,anonprofitthat,sofar,hashelpedplaceorphans,manywithHIV,with180familiesintheUS.ShaneandDianeLewis,ofCrownPoint,Illinois,workedwithProjectHopefultoadoptfourdaughers,aged6to8,whoareallHIVpositive.“Carolynisalwaysavailablewithanswersorencouragement,”saysShane“Adoptingachildwithseriousmedicalneedsisnoteasy,”headds“Yourcommitmentwillbetested,butit’sabsolutelyworthit” TheTwietmeyersalsofeelthechallenges.Kiel’s$64000salaryisstretchedthinandCarolynrisesat4:00am.topreparemealsandlessonplans.Butthehappiness,theysay,faroutweighsthecosts.Oneevening,12ofthekidsstageabreak-dancecontestinthefamilyroom.Watchingthemcollapseintoapileofgigglesandshrieks,CarolyncatchesKiel’seyesandsmiles.Wearenotwealthy.Shesays..“Butwefeelrich.”
Walter Elias Disney was born in , Illinois, in 1901. He was famous as a of animated cartoon films and as the creator of such cartoon _______ as Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck. Walt produced such animated ______ as Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, Pinoccho（木偶历险记）, and Dumbo(小飞象）. He also planned and built Disneyland, a ____ amusement park that opened near ________ in 1955. During his lifetime Disney won a record of 30 Academy ______ and had been named among the most successful American _________. Walt Disney died on December 15, 1966.
Walter Elias Disney was born in , Illinois, in 1901. He was famous as a of animated cartoon films and as the creator of such cartoon _______ as Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck. Walt produced such animated ______ as Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, Pinoccho（木偶历险记）, and Dumbo(小飞象）. He also planned and built Disneyland, a ____ amusement park that opened near ________ in 1955. During his lifetime Disney won a record of 30 Academy ______ and had been named among the most successful American _________. Walt Disney died on December 15, 1966.