Related Information
Practical Writing
Check Yourself
Fun Time
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I. Related Information
Epitaphs and last words of
some famous figures in the
western history.
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Benjamin Franklin's Epitaph
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The Body of B. Franklin, Printer,
Like the Cover of an Old Book,
Its Contents Torn out,
And Stript (剥去/开) of its
Lettering & Gilding,
Lies Here, Food for Worms.
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But the Work shall Not be Lost;
For it will, as he Believed, Appear Once More
In a New and More Elegant Edition
Revised and Corrected
by the Author.
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Leonardo DaVinci's last
words were, "I have
offended God and
mankind because my
work did not reach the
quality it should have."
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Beethoven's last words: "Friends
applaud, the comedy is finished."
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Napoleon died, murmuring, "Josephine ...
Josephine ..."
Napoleon
Josephine
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Winston Churchill's last words before
slipping into a coma were: "I'm bored with
it all." Nine days after saying that, he died.
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Dominique Bouhours,
who was one of those
strict hard-nosed
French grammarians,
died in 1702. Last
words were: "I am
about to — or I am
going to — die: either
expression is correct."
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Ethan Allen, American
Revolutionary general,
died in 1789, and was
told by his doctor,
"General, I fear the
angels are waiting for
you." Ethan Allen
responded, "Waiting are
they? Waiting are they?
Well — let 'em wait."
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Charles Darwin, unsurprisingly, stated,
"I am not the least afraid to die." And
then promptly died.
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Edison's last words were so comforting, so
mysterious. "It is very beautiful over there."
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II. Practical Writing
Health Background Form
(Part 2 & Part3)
In Unit 5, book 2, we have made a brief
introduction of a Health Background
Report which American students are
required to fill when they are enrolled in
the universities. And we have looked into
Part 1 — Medical History. Now let’s get
to know Part 2 — Immunization History
and Part 3 — Physical Examination .
PART 2: IMMUNIZATION HISTORY
Immunization Vaccine Date
Physician
/Test
Month/Day/Year Diagnosed
Disease/Date
of Onset
MEASLES
#1
#2
MUMPS
RUBELLA
COMBINED
AS MMR
#1
#2
Serology
Results/Date
Note where
immune
PPD
(Mantoux)
(Tine Test Not
Accepted)
Within the
last 3 months
unless prior
history of
positive PPD.
*Required if
positive PPD
TETANUS/
DIPTHERIA
Within 10yrs.
(m/d/y)
Date Place:
Month/Day/Year
Chest X-Ray Date*
Date Read; 48-72
Hours Later
Results:
mm in
duration
Results
If negative CXR and Positive PPD, was INH
offered? □Yes
□No
□Refused
Was Treatment Given? Explain. (Length of
treatment/months).
HEPATITIA B
(month/day/year)
VARICELLA
(month/day/year)
MENINGOCOCCAL
(month/day/year)
DECLINATION
STATEMENT
#1
#2
#3
#1
#2
OR Date of Chicken
Pox Disease
I have been provided with information
(risks/benefits/etc.) on the vaccine(s) I
(student must write names am refusing.
of declined vaccines & sign) Name(s) of declined vaccine(s):
Student Signature:
PART 3: PHYSICAL EXAMINATION
Height:
Weight:
Blood Pressure: Pulse:
Please describe both any significant findings on Peas well as
recommendations for care of student:
Provider Signature/Address/Phone Date:
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Ⅲ. Check Yourself
1. I didn’t choose any of the three offerings, because I
found ____ satisfactory.
A. neither of them
B. either of them
C. none of it
D. none of them
2. I don’t think there is ____ to worry about, ____ ?
A. nothing … do I
B. something … isn’t there
C. anything … is there
D. anything … is it
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3. Without a passport, leaving the country is_____.
A. out of question
B. to the question
C. without question
D. out of the question
4. In vain ____ to persuade him to give up smoking.
A. she will try
B. we have tried
C. do we try
D. did we try
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5. We heard the story ____ .
A. of how she was accused from her own lips
B. from her own lips of how she was embarrassed
by two kids
C. about which was told by herself
D. from her own lips of herself
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6. They refuse to intervene ___ the quarrel.
A. for
B. in
C.from
D. of
7. She’s very pretty but that kind of face doesn’t__ me.
A. appeal to B. call to C. attract to D. fancy to
8. Have you checked ____ these papers?
A. for
B. in
C. out
D. through
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9. They were so far away that I couldn’t _____
their faces clearly.
A. see through
B. make up
C. make at
D. make out
10. All the evidence I have collected boils ____
to the fact that he is a shop lifter.
A. up
B. down
C. on
D. off
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Ⅳ. Fun Time
A Song — Gloomy Sunday
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Gloomy Sunday was written in 1933 by
two Hungarians: Rezso Seress (music)
and Laszlo Javor (lyrics). The composer
wrote the song for a former girlfriend.
Since it was supposed to be connected to
many suicides, the song was once
banned. The composer himself committed
suicide in 1968.
Other Background
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Gloomy Sunday
— By Sarah Brightman
Sunday is gloomy
My hours are slumberless
Dearest, the shadows I live with are numberless
Little white flowers will never awaken you
Not where the black coach of sorrow
has taken you
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Angels have no thought of ever returning you
Would they be angry if I thought of joining you
Gloomy Sunday
Sunday is gloomy
with shadows I spend it all
My heart and I have decided to end it all
Soon there’ll be flowers and prayers that are sad
I know, let them not weep
Let them know that I’m glad to go
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Death is no dream
For in death I’m caressing you
With the last breath of my soul I’ll be
blessing you
Gloomy Sunday
Dreaming
I was only dreaming
I wake and I find you asleep in the
deep of my heart. Dear
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Darling I hope that my dream never haunted you
My heart is telling you how much I wanted you
Gloomy Sunday
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