第四章 英语综合教程3复习资料.doc

1 Seeing this style really made me curious. So one day I went up to Jerry and asked him, I don’t get it! You can’t be a positive person all the time.How do you do it? 看到这种情况真的让我好奇。所以有一天我去找Jerry问他，“我不能明白！你不可能永远是一个乐观的人！？你是怎么做到的？”Jerry回答到，“每个早上醒来都会对自己说，‘Jerry，你今天有两个选择。你可以选择拥有一份好心情亦或是一个坏心情。’我选择拥有一份好心情。每次一些不好的事发生，我能选择成为一个受害者还是从中受益。我选择从中受益。每次有人向我抱怨，我可以选择同意他们的抱怨或者指明生活的积极的一面。我选择生活的积极一面。” ’s not that easy,I protested. “嘿，没这么简单。”我抗议道。 Yes it is, jerry said. Life is all about choices. When you cut away all the junk, every situation is a choice, you choose how you react to situations. You choose how people will affect your mood. You choose to be in a good or bad mood. The bottom line : it’s your choice how you live life. “是的，就是这么简单。”Jerry说。“生命就是与所有的选择有关。当你抛开所有的云雾，每个情景就是一个选择，你选择如何应对各种情况。你选择别人将怎样影响你的心情。你选择好心情还是坏心情。底线是：怎样活出你自己是你的选择。 Many years later, after I graduated from Harvard with honors and became a lawyer and the CEO of my own company, my mother reflected that, when I was a child,no one would have predicted a successful future——no one except a mother, that is. My parents were crucial in helping me through a nightmare that engulfs so many children,especially young Black boys. As I was on the brink of being condemned as aproblem child, they intervened so I would have a chance. And I have been blessed with opportunities. After college, I worked in politics, becoming chief of staff and campaign manager for a Florida legislator. I attended Stanford Law School and, after some years at a leading consulting firm, founded a company with my sister, Carolyn, and my best friend, Jeff Livingston. Our company,Achieva, offers innovative soft-ware, books and workshops to help school districts across the country prepare their students for college. 许多年以后,我以优异成绩毕业于哈佛大学,成为了一名律师和我自己的公司的首席执行官,我母亲说,当我还是个孩子的时候,没有人会预测成功的未来,没有人除了一个母亲,。我的父母帮我度过一场吞噬了许多孩子的噩梦,尤其是年轻的黑人男孩。因为我是在被谴责为问题孩子的边缘,因为他们的干预，所以我就有机会。和我一直有机会。大学毕业后,我曾在政治,成为办公室主任和佛罗里达议员的竞选经理。我参加了斯坦福大学法学院,若干年后在一家领先的咨询公司,成立了一个公司,我的妹妹,卡罗琳,和我最好的朋友,杰