Answer the following question in English. Your answer should be concise and no more than 6 sentences.
How do you understand Thoreau's suggestion "let us spend one day as deliberately as Nature, and not be thrown off the the track by every nutshell and mosquito's wing that falls on the rails?
The serious rules are saving the world, they are doing something really important.
According to Lin Yutang, humor opens a way to future Reasonable Age.
判断题：根据下列每小题括号内标注的课文内容，判断每小题的正误。
According to Lin Yutang, humor has a power to transcend the load of ideas, ambitions and social systems. （Unit Eight, Text A）
Answer the following question in English. Your answer should be concise and no more than 6 sentences.
Why is simplicity of life and thought considered as the highest ideal for civilization and culture?
According to Lin Yutang, humor opens a way of future Reasonable Age. （Unit eight, Text A）
Today’s world is so much different from the reasonable world pictured by Lin Yutang.（ ）
The author believes that, with computerization knitting the world into a tight unit, there will be an increasing tendency for cities to become bigger.（Unit Nine, Text A）
In the author's view, computerization will lead the world to become more centralized. （Unit Nine, Text A）
作文题:
Reading the following statement and write a short paragraph in no less 150 words about your understanding of the statement. The 21st century, for all its advancement，will be one of the great pioneering periods of human history. （Unit Nine， Text A “Creativity Will Dominate Our Life” By Isaac Asimov）
From the article we learn that work always changes its meaning.
What has work meant in most people's eyes?
What is the situation faced by today's doctoral students?
Some students have to tutor undergraduates to support their study and life.（Unit Ten, Text A）
What are the major conflicts on the climate talks?
According to the author, man’s desire for rivalry is the most influential as it grows steadily with a person’s age and experience in exercising power.
According to Russel, acquisitiveness is more evil than rivalry.（Unit Eight, Text B）