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1.09年3月 黄金和铂金的价格（柜台买的价格）

2.急，找三篇常州初中英语阅读理解

3.黄金遭受了有史以来的最大单日跌幅，是谁造就了金价的暴跌？

09年3月 黄金和铂金的价格（柜台买的价格）

铂金可作首饰不可用于投资的，如用于投资当你需变现时，回收会是个问题，没地方回收，价格也会很低的。黄金是个投资品种，不妨把铂金与黄金作个对比:

铂金是一种稀少的贵金属，价格略高于黄金，是一种商品，首饰上用的多。黄金也是一种贵金属，同时具有商品属性和货币属性。若论保值增值，当是黄金了。因保值增值概念是与投资连在一起的，如购买铂金用于保值增值投资，会出现买时容易卖时难的现象，买了要卖时,市场价格虽高但无买主或者买主出价低，会不合算，因铂金的流通性有限。黄金之所以近千年都充当着一种一般等价物的功效，是因其稀少且物理属性稳定等诸多因素所决定，现很多国家的中央银行有黄金储备，黄金流通性，全球总量的稳定性，决定了黄金具有保值功效。当货币贬值时黄金的保值增值功能就体现出来了。

急，找三篇常州初中英语阅读理解

A little Brave Girl

A little Brave Girl

It is a true story.

This story was set in at the end of 2004 Zhejiang, when a ten-year old girl walked on her way to home from school as usual, she was being kidnapped off guard

by three men, whom are over 30 years of age, be tall, strong, and are very experienced in kidnapping. For just a split second, the girl was got in a car and didn’t know where she would head, but she didn’t burst into tears like others probably have done in her age, was unusually sober and figured out what has just happened. After short deliberation, she gave her parents telephone number to three

kidnappers after she was asked twice. Kidnappers shortly send short message to

her parents to tell what they did a moment ago for the ransom of RMB500,000 as they commands, threatened them with their daughter’s life. Her parents were at their wits' end at that moment and later had to dial police for helping. During closely watched by two kidnappers, the girl were pleased to cooperate with them in three meals, water, and spoke something to them for delaying. Luckily, kidnappers are very emotional and were amazed at what the girl said when it comes to money, “ I know clearly you are impossible to kill me, you need money most of all

, but you should know money doesn’t grow on trees, but on painstaking hands.”

The girl said, “ Uncle, you have probably had children like me, if you children

are in the danger of kidnapping, how then do you think? …” Finally, the kidnappers were profoundly moved by her reasonable words, and policemen easily seized them about two days later, now they do their time.

Soon after, a journalist wanted to disclose the reason why such a little young

girl is so wise upon the curious queries from the public, but the girl’s parents definitely rejected to accept visit, because they are afraid of kidnapping again as everyone would probably know her. But her main teacher briefly told that

the school often takes “ Keep a head during a crisis, to be wise and brave.” as a compulsory lesson to educate pupils, this girl are brave enough to practise

this lesson. Also, the girl said she was sort of scared but must to eat enough to keep energetic so as to fight against the kidnappers as long as she could.

Through this story, I deeply feel that the importance of education. Nothing is

more important than to receive education. Education, is absolutely not complete

with graduation, is a lifelong study and bound to exert a great impact on our future. Further, the value of education. We should not educate children only for

the aim of education, our foremost purpose is to fit them for life.

We can see bats in almost every part of the world but they can’t live in very hot or very cold places. They live on all continents but do not live on Antarctica. You can find most species of bats in the places where the weather is nice and warm.

On some islands there are only a few kinds of bats. That’s because it’s too far for most bats to get to those islands.

In the United States, the greatest number of bats live in the south-western part of the country. This place has all kinds of places where bats can live and there is a lot of food during most of the year. For example, Texas has 32 different kinds of bats while Maine has only 8; Arizona has 28 species, but Michigan has just 10.

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Questions:1. The underlined word "species" in the first paragraph means "______"in Chinese.

A. 种类B. 数量C. 天敌D. 栖息地

2. We can learn from the passage that _____.

A. bats like warm places

B. bats live everywhere in the world

C. the US has the most bats in the world

D. bats don’t like living on islands

3. The passage mainly tells us ____.

A. how bats live B. where bats live

C. bats’food D. bats’life

B

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In warm water, there is a kind of sea mammal1 called dugongs. They live a comfortable life. They have no natural enemies and never fight2.Dugongs lived in the oceans during the age of dinosaurs. They have funny faces and no front teeth! Their teeth grow only along the sides of their mouth. Some think they are ugly. Only their mothers may love them, but as we know, they are important and helpful for us!

Dugongs only eat plants. They swim slowly so that they can eat the sea grass. They often dig down into the sand and eat sea-grass roots. Dugongs relax during the day. During most of the night, they eat. They eat noisily and you can often hear the sounds of their chomping teeth.

Dugongs give birth to only one baby every three to five years. They take the newborn baby to the surface of the water so that the baby can take its first breath of air. It stays with its mother for two years and sometimes rests on its mother’s back. Dugongs feed their young with milk.

Dugongs can live for about 60 years, but every year more and more people move to near the warm coasts and rivers which are also the homes to dugongs. They have fewer places to live and feed.

Notes:

1. mammal n. 哺乳动物

2. 意为:在自然界它们没有敌人,也从不争斗。

词数:39处理时间:2′09〃Questions:

1. Which one is the best title for this article?

A. The Kind Animal

B. Dugongs’Lives

C. Dugongs Are Nice

D. Mother Loves Dugongs

2. The underlined words "chomping teeth"mean __________.

A. washing teeth

B. changing teeth

C. eating loudly

D. opening the mouth

3. Which one is TRUE?

A. Dugong babies live with their mother when they are 3 years old.

B. Dugongs eat animals and plants.

C. Dugongs give birth every year.

D. Dugongs can live for as long as 60 years.

阅读新题型

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A man was looking for office help. He put a sign1 in the window: "HELP WANTED. Must know how to type2 and speak two languages, and be good at the computer."1 The man was surprised, but led him into the office. Inside, the dog jumped on the chair and looked at him.

The man said, "I can’t give you this job. The sign says you must know how to type." The dog jumped down, went to the typewriter, and typed out a perfect letter. 2 The man was shocked3, but told the dog, "The sign says you have to be good at the computer." The dog went to the computer and wrote out the same letter on it.

The man looked at the dog and said, "You’re a very clever dog. 3 "

The dog looked at the man and said, "Meow!"

Notes:

1. sign n. 标牌

2. type v. 打字

3. shock v.使震惊

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Task: Please put the following sentences in the blanks. 把下列句子还原到文中空白处。

A. He took out the piece of paper and gave it to the manager.

B. However, I still can’t give you the job, because the sign also says that you need to speak two languages.

C. A short time later, a dog came to the window, saw the sign and went inside.

本期阅读答案

阅读A 1-3 A A B

阅读B 1-3 B C D

阅读新题型

1-3 C A B

Thomas Alva Edison was a man of wonderful ability who

had the good luck to be born at a good time. In the period

just after the American Civil War the United States was

growing conditions were right for the talents of a man like

Edison.

The Edison family had come to the United States from Holland

in the early part of the l8th century． Thomas Alva the

youngest of Samuel’s seven children was born in 1847.

Thomas was an unusually curious child． Even at an early age

he loved to read and make experiments． Because he was so

dreamy and quiet a teacher once accused him of being stupid．

Thomas’s mother was so displeased by this remark that she took

her son out of school and never sent him back. She took charge

of his education herself and taught him reading history

science and philosophy． Edison was a very quick reader and he

remembered everything． Once he got the idea of starting at the

first shelf of a large library and reading everything in it．

But after reading through fifteen feet of books he gave up

this ambition.

In order to earn money for books and for his scientific

experiments Thomas sold vegetables from the family garden.

This work did not bring in enough money and so he began to

sell newspapers and candy on a train that ran between Port

HuronMichigan and Detroit． Because people were so eager for

the latest news about the CiviI War which was then at its

height Thomas decided in February 1862 when he was fifteen

years old to print a newspaper of his own the Weekly Herald,

in a baggage car of the train where he worked．In four years he

earned two thousand dollars from thisbusiness.

While he worked on the train young Edison continued to

experiment setting up a laboratory in the baggage car. One day

a stick of phosphorus feIl to the floor and set thecar on

fire． The conductor of the train as so angry that he threw Tom

and all his equipment off the train at the next station； he

also struck Tom causing a permanent injury which later made

him deaf in the right ear.

One day not long after he had started his newspaper, EdiSon

saw a child playing on the tracks in front of a train. He

jumped off the station platform and snatched the child from

the wheels of the train. The father who happened to be the

stationmaster was so grateful that he offered to teach Tom to

become a telegraph operator．He gave him lessons four days a

week after the station had closed for the nightand in three

weeks Edison was a better telegrapher than his teacher.

Edison was sober and independent for his age, but hen was

restless and very careless in his dress． He began to wander

from city to city and from job to job． Because his ideas were

too strange to please the men who hired him,they often asked

him to leave． During this time, he worked in Indianapolis,

Cincinnati, Memphis, and Louisville．

Edison went to Boston's where he had been promised work as

adegraph operator, mainly because of the neat handwriting in

his letter of application, When heappeared in that city, he

looked so untidy and strange that the superintendent asked him

to return later in the day to take a test in telegraphy, with

ihe idea of making ihe test so diffcult that the young man

could not possibly pass it, As the rapid message came in,

Edison realized clerks in the station were playing a joke on

him. They had arranged for the new York operator to send him a

message, faster and faster,in an effort to make Edison admit

that he could not write it down at such a rapid pace, But

Edison was not discouraged. He decided to outwit these

fellows, and he began to send a message himself. He said to

the New York operator,“Come on, don’t go to sleep．Get busy!

That ended the joke, and Edison won his job, as weil as the

title of fastest telegraph operator in the Western Union

Company.

In 1869 he borrowed some money and went to New York． During

the first three years he spent there, he nearly died of

starvation. He slept in a room belonging to a company that

sent information on stock prices to the business houses of New

York． One day the machine that printed news about gold

stopped． Six hundred banks and business houses were without

information about what was being bought and sold that day.

Edison succeeded in repairing the machine, and he was then

offered a job as manager for $300 a month． He was soon hard at

work making improvements in the machine and inventing new

parts． His Universal Printer, invented at this time, printed

full information about gold prices, instead of showing them

only by a few letters and numbers． This was his first big

success． GeneraI Marshall Lefferts, president of the Gold and

Stock Telegraph Company, bought this and several other

inventions of Edison's for forty thousand dollars.

Edison then put his new money to work． He opened a factory

in Newark,New Jersey． Soon he had over one hundred and fifty

men building machines to record stock prices, while he himself

continued to work on new ideas. At one time, he had forty-five

separate inventions in his laboratory, including several

important improvements of the telegrilph. He invented a way of

sending two messages at the same time in opposite directions,

and then a way of sending two messages at the same time in the

same direction,In 1874 he invented and sold to Western Union a

system by which four messages could be sent over one wire at

the same time, two in each direction. He also perfected a new

system for sending telegrams. These inventions saved Western

Union milhons of dollars in the cost of wires and telegraph

poles alone.

Western Union then suggested to Edison that he try to

develop a commercially useful telephone, Alexander Graham Bell

had already patented the te1ephone, but Bell's telephone could

be heard only over short distances． Edison added several

improvements, which were adopted, and are still used in the

telephone today． Western Union paid Edison one hundred

thousand dollars for his inventions.

In l876 he built a workshop and laboratory in Menlo Park,

New Jersey． He was known after that as he Wizard of Menlo

Park,because of the wonderful discoveries he made there, He

began to study the attempts of other men to invent an

incandescent electric light． He tried over and over again to

make a soft light that would be suitab1e for use in private

houses． He tested over two thousand materials before

discovering one that would work． He needed something that

would become hot and give off light when electricity passed

through it in a glass container from which the air had been

removed． He spent a hundred thousand dollars searching for the

best material． Men were sent to India, China, Brazil, and

finally, Japan, where a material was finally found.

In Jalluary,1880, the electric light was patented. Edison

then built a factory for the production of his light in Menlo

Park, and an electric power station in New York City. But it

was fourteen years before the public really accepted the

electric light． After that, the electric light business grew

So great that Edison was able to sell his share in the

electric light for more than one million dollars.

Edison patented over one thousand separate inventions during

his life, He never stopped trying to learn more about science

and what it could do for man, His discoveries probably

increased the wealth of the world more than those of any other

single man in history.

On October l8,1931,Edison died at the age of eighiy-four at

his home in Orange, New Jersey． Several days later, the whole

United States turned off its electric lights for one minute,

in honor of the man whose discoveries had so changed and

improved the life of people everywhere.

托马斯.阿尔法.爱迪生是一位诞生在好时代里的天才人物。

南北战争以后,美国正在成长壮大,各种条件对于象爱迪生这样有天才的人都是有利的。

爱迪生一家人在十八世纪早期从荷兰来到美国。托马斯·阿尔法生于1847年,是撒缪尔的七个孩子中最小的一个。

托马斯是一个好奇心特强的孩子。即使还在幼年时代,他就爱读书和做实验。因为

他如此爱好空想和不声不响,以致一位老师有一次骂他愚蠢。托马斯的母亲对这个评语很不高兴,她令孩子退学不再返校。母亲自己照管孩子的教育,教他阅读,教他历史、科学和哲学等。爱迪生读起书来,领会得快,而且过目不忘。有一次他异想天开,要从一所大图书馆的第一个书架看起,看完书架上每一本书。但在看完了书架上十五英尺厚的书籍后,他放弃了这个野心。

为了挣钱买书和搞科学实验,托马斯就出售他家菜园中的蔬菜。这工作挣不到足够的钱,所以他就开始在一列专跑休伦港、密执安和底特律的火车上卖报纸和糖果。因为人们在南北战争的高潮中急于了解战争的新情况,托马斯在1862年2月间,他十五岁时,决定在他所工作的火车行李车上印刷他自己的报纸《先驱周报》。四年之间他从这张报纸上赚了二千美元。

年轻的爱迪生在火车上工作时继续搞实验,在行李车上建立了一间实验室。有一天

一根磷棒掉在地板上使这节车厢着火。列车长十分生气,在下一个车站把汤姆和他的所有实

验设备都扔下了火车,还揍了汤姆一顿,造成永久性伤害,使爱迪生右耳聋了。

爱迪生在开办他的报纸后不久,有一天望见一个小孩在火车前面的铁轨上玩耍。他急忙从站台上跳下把小孩从火车轮子下抢救出来。这孩子的父亲正好是站长,他很感激,主动

提出要教会汤姆成为电报员。他在车站夜晚关门后,每周给他上四次课,三个星期之后爱迪生 便成为比他老师更好的电报员了。

就他的年龄来说,爱迪生很稳重,有独立性,但他见异思迁,而且对于衣着很不注意。 他开始从一个城市漫游到另一个城市,从一个

职业换到另一个职业。因为他的想法太离奇,

不能使雇用他的人满意,雇主们常常叫他卷铺盖走路。在这段时间里,他在印地安纳波利斯,辛辛那提,孟菲斯和路易斯维尔等城市都工作过。

爱迪生去到了波士顿,在那里有人答应给他电报员的工作,主要因为他的求职信中字迹写得工整。当他在波士顿露面时,他是如此的衣冠不整,怪里怪气,以致主管人叫他当天晚些时候去参加电报技术的考试,目的是要故意出难题,使这位青年考不及格。当电报迅速拍进来时,爱迪生意识到电报局的职工们是在和他开玩笑。他们已经和纽约市的电报员安排好,给爱迪生拍一份电报来,越拍越快,企图迫使爱迪生承认他抄不下这么快的电报。但爱迪生没有泄气。他决心以智取胜,于是他开始自己拍出一份电报。他对纽约市的电报员说：“来吧,别去睡觉,使劲吧！”这就结束了这场玩笑,爱迪生也赢得了他的职位,同时还赢得了西联电讯公司最快电报员的称号。

1869年爱迪生借了些钱去到纽约,他在纽约的头三年里,几乎饿死。他睡在一家公司的一间房子里,这公司专给纽约各商行提供股票行情。一天,那台印刷黄金行情的机器不动了。六百家银行和商行都收不到关于那天买进卖出的商情,爱迪生把这机器修好了,因此人家给了他一个经理的职位,月薪三百美元。他很

快地就努力改进这台机器,并且还发明了许多新部件。他当时发明的万能印刷机印出了关于金价的全部情报,而不只是以少数字母和数字来显示行情。这是他第一个巨大的成功,金价和股票电报公司的经理马歇尔。莱费兹将军出资四万美元把这台机器和爱迪生的其他几项发明买了下来。

爱迪生就拿这新到手的钱做生意。他在新泽西州纽阿克市开了一家工厂。很快地他就雇了一百五十人制造纪录股票行情的机器了,而他自己则继续试验他的一些新想法。有一段时间在他实验室里共有四十五个不同的发明项目,包括几项对于电报机的重要改进。他想出了一种方法,可从两个相反方向同时各拍出一份电报,随后又想出一种方法,可从一个方向同时拍两份电报。1874年他发明并售给西联电讯公司一种装置,用了它可以在一根电线上拍发四份电报,即从每一方向可同时拍发两份电报。他还改进了一种拍电报的新方法。使之趋于完善。这些发明,仅在电线和电线竿的成本上就为西联电讯公司节约了几百万美元。

西联电讯公司又向爱迪生建议：叫他试制一部商用电话,亚历山大.贝尔已经取得了电话机的专利,但贝尔的电话讥只能在短距

离内听见。爱迪生增大了几项改进,被采用了,这些改进直到今天仍然应用在电话上。西联电讯公司为他的几项发明付给爱迪生十万美元。

1876年,爱迪生在新泽西州门洛园建造了一个车间和实验室,由于他在那里搞出了许多奇妙的发明,以后他被人们称为“洛园的巫师”。他开始研究别人为发明白热电灯所作的尝试。他一次再一次地试制一种适子家用的柔光灯。在找到,种合用的材料之前,他竟试验了两千种以上的材料。他需要某种可放在抽去空气的玻璃容器内,通过电流后能变热并发出光来的材料。他花了十万美元寻找最好的材料。他派人去印度、中国、巴西,最后终于在日本找到了。

在1880年1月,他取得了电灯专利权。爱迪生在门洛园建造了一家生产电灯的工厂,并在纽约市建成了一座发电站。但是直到过十四年公众才真正接受他的电灯。在那以后,电灯业发展得规模如此之大。以致爱迪生出售他的电灯股票时,竟得了一百多万美元。

爱迪生一生中得到一千多种发明项

国的专利为了学习更多的科学并使科学为人类服务,他永不停息。他的各种发明为世界增加的财富可能比历史上任何一个人都多。

1931年10月18月,爱迪生在新泽西州奥兰奇城的家中去世,终年八十四岁。几天后全美国都停电一分钟以纪念这个以他的发明大大改变并改善了各地人民生活的人。

黄金遭受了有史以来的最大单日跌幅，是谁造就了金价的暴跌？

黄金为什么会出现暴跌？最重要的原因是全球通货膨胀压力在减轻，这便降低了黄金的规避通货膨胀功能的吸引力。那些赌将会因各国央行争相印钱而导致通货膨胀爆发的黄金多头不得不认输并不计成本退出黄金头寸，并进行反向操作。

而恐慌下的暴跌令黄金投资者受到的刺激太大了。那么究竟哪些原因令金价出现如此历史性的暴跌呢？

罪魁祸首： 塞浦路斯抛售传言

4月11日，路透社报道称，欧盟执委会文件显示，塞浦路斯政府同意出售多余黄金储备筹资约4亿欧元，这将成为欧元区四年来最大规模的黄金出售，消息公布后，黄金市场出现恐慌性抛售。尽管塞浦路斯涉及的黄金量不大（大约10吨），但黄金交易商仍然担忧欧元区其他国家以此为先例，以后效仿一二。尤其是像葡萄牙和意大利这样的国家，它们深陷债务危机，黄金储备量却远胜塞浦路斯。

幕后黑手： 高盛、美林等金融机构唱空黄金

4月10日，高盛将2013年金价预期从每盎司1610美元下调至1545美元，将2014年金价预期从每盎司1490美元下调至1350美元。此外，近日，瑞银、德意志银行、法兴银行等国际投行纷纷大幅下调今年、明年对于黄金、白银价格的预期。高盛等众多国际知名投行集体高调唱空黄金，导致投资者恐慌性抛空，推动黄金及相关贵金属加速下跌。

宏观因素：中国经济数据不振

周一，中国令人失望的经济数据发布之后，低于市场预期8%的增幅，打压投资者情绪。有分析认为，美国经济持续稳步复苏，美元走强，市场对美国联邦储备委员会量化宽松的预期减弱，弱化黄金作为贵金属的避险属性，打压金价在连续12年牛市之后开始滑入熊市。

市场因素：黄金投资者转行炒股

今年以来金价持续疲弱，令贵金属投资者对黄金的投资兴趣锐减，不少黄金投资者转行炒股。

阴谋论：美联储可能操纵黄金价格

欧美分析人士纷纷通过社交媒体，吐槽伯南克和其担纲的美联储，认为这是他们在下一盘大棋。美国财政部前部长助理更是直言：“从4月开始至今，这场阴谋就在进行中。交易所告诉个人客户，对冲基金和机构投资者都在放出抛售黄金的信息，警告个人客户也要提早退市。紧接着，几天之前，高盛便宣布黄金市场将进一步遭到抛售。他们想要做的就是恐吓个人投资者远离黄金。显然有些令人绝望的事情正在上演”。

信任危机：黄金被质疑是否为有效的避险工具

贵金属分析师Credit Suisse说：“很明显黄金市场上怀疑因素比一周之前更大了——怀疑范围包括央行的独立性、央行对黄金储备的控制以及欧盟条约的神圣性。黄金投资者再次意识到投资黄金并非非常有效的避险措施。”

交易成本增加： 保证金上调将令多头投资者被迫平仓

纽约商品交易所上调了黄金及白银期货最低保证金，保证金的提高将增加交易成本，有可能导致投资者因为资金不足而被迫平仓，这会放大黄金卖空的成交量。

逼仓因素：鲍尔森两日亏损10亿美元 不清仓也恐将被逼仓

对冲基金巨头鲍尔森的个人财富在过去两日几乎损失了10亿美元。从近两日黄金的走势来看，鲍尔森如果不清仓，恐将被空头们联合逼仓，而如果清仓，也势必加剧金价跌势。

日本黑田效应

日本新任行长黑田东彦推出超预期的宽松措施后，日本国债波动率大幅上升，堪比希腊国债。为了满足激增的保证金要求，日本金融机构选择的是出售其他资产加强资本金和流动性而非出售债券。自QE2以来，黄金价格走势与日本国债的内涵波动率逆相关程度很高。

全文资料来源于：常州晚报 《揭秘黄金暴跌的9大原因》一文