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Charles M. Schulz seems to suggest that real success in life is not a matter of money, fame, and power. Rather, it is defined by hope, courage, respect for others and, above all, by a sense of しくに He once said,“If I were given the 15 humor. 平い7 opportunity to present a gift to young people, it would be the ability for each individual to learn to laugh at himself,”"

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point, Drew resigned from the Red Cross in protest. The Red Cross continued to 還 grounds throughout World War IL, but civil rights reformers eventually persuaded the on this racist practice. (⑦) By using his talents to help other people, Charles Drew set an example for people ofa that it is what you achieve in Hife, not the color of Your skin, that shows your true worth as a ーーー

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Questions 168-171 refer to the following article. REOPENING of JOHN HOPPER PARK NEXT MONTH SPRINGFIELD (June 20) - After years of renovations,it Was announced yesterday that the much-loved John Hopper Park will finally reopen its gates to the public on July 1.John Hopper Park, named after the renowned architect who designed it、first opened to the public 60 years ago. --- [1] ---. Springfield Mayor Charles Willis said “T am very happy to announce that we can spend time in our beautiful parK again.“ According to him, the renovation of the park includes the repaving of the walkways, landscaping,installation of lights and security cameras, and cleaning of the pond. --- [2] ---. And the most anticipated part of the renovation is the construction of the S-story Springfield City Museum and Library, located in the center of the park. The building will boast a 1.000-seat auditorium. Most of the facilities are offered for free to the residents of Springfield. Nonresidents can use them if they pay a yearly fee ($20 for adults and $10 for children). --- [3] ---. The city is now looking for volunteers to work at those facilities. A great number of people from Springfield have already signed up. Stephanie Brown,the park manager, Said that it would be a great opportunity for residents to interact with each other. ー- [4] 一-. The opening ceremony will be held on July 1.During the last part of the ceremony.the city will distribute flowers to 500 visitors,and 個廊wil 人iS the renovation by planting them in the front garden.

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12 According to paragraph 7/what did Charles Drew1 prove throuqhout his life? a. What you haveldone in life is the most important thing. b. People of all races)can help stop racist practices. < Fe c. Anyone can be better than others at sports or studying.

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