1-2nthepodcast,peopleareinterviewedaboutgoodandbadbehavior.Theytalkaboutwhatkindofbehaviorinpublicplacesisannoyingtothem,arecentexampleofgoodorbadmannerstheyexperienced,andwhetherpeople'sattitudetobehaviorchangesastheygetolder.Tohim,citylifeisquiteimpersonal.Whenpeoplebehavekindly.Hefeelsverymuchannoyed.Aboutgoodandbadbehavior.BEFDCAFTFT1.anti-social2.awareof3.appreciate4.attitude5.tolerant6.cometoanend7.walkaway8.impress1-3Ifyourchoicesaremostly"A"s,youareclearlyamorningperson.Youaremostefficientandalertinthemorning,butbecomequicklytiredwheneveningcomesandoftenfeeluncomfortableatthethoughtofgoingoutafternine.Ifyourchoicesaremostly"B"s,itmeansthatgettingupearlymightnotbeyourfavoritething,butyoudoitifyouhavetoandyoucan'timaginewhysomepeoplemakesuchafussaboutit.Ifyourchoicesaremostly"C"s,youarearealeveningpersonandyouarenotreallyclearheadedandfocuseduntilitstartstogetdark–that'swhenyoufeelmostenergetic.Youridealschedulewouldbesleepinginuntilnoonanddoingallyourworkandsocializingafterdinner.IlikebeingamorningpersonbecauseIcanenjoythequietnessofthemornings;Ihavetimetoenjoybreakfast,themostimportantmealofaday;Icantraveltoworkorschoolbeforetherushhoursandskipthetrafficjams;andIfeelgoodaboutmyselfformyabilitytomanagemyself.Ilikebeinganeveningpersonbecausemymindusuallyworksmostproductivelyduringlatenighthours,andIalsocangetmoreworkdonewheneveryonehasgoneasleepandthereisnoonedisturbingme.1.Theinterviewerisanowl.Sheexplainsthatitisbecauseshewasborninthelateeveningat10o'clock.2.Thoughsheisanowl,herjobrequireshertobealarkandgetupeverymorningat5:30.3.Whichareyou,alarkoranowlAndwhyABBBBAB1.1/One2.peaceful3.beautiful4.lovelypart5.6/Six6.party7.2/Two8.withapassion9.lastsecond10.3/Three11.walkingtheirdogs12.withabounce13.4/Four14.away15.thebestpartoftheday16.5/Five17.thinkingstraight18.atmysharpest19.7/Seven20.wehadchildren21.(inthemornings22.intheevenings1-41.DesmondMorrisiswidelyknownforhisstudyofhumanbehavior,customsandrituals,andhiswritingsonthearea.2.Hewasoriginallyazoologist.3.Inthisvideoclip,hefocusesoncustomsconnectedwithgreetingandonthemeaningofdifferentgestures.1.Becausehewasfascinatedwiththeirbodylanguage.2.A"manwatcher".3.Over60countries.Thedifferentwaysofshakinghands,andthedifferentwaysofsaying"Youarecrazy"FTFTFF1-5Becausehewantstoaskhertopaybackthemoneyshehasborrowedfromhim.Sheexplainsthatsheisterriblewithmoneyandthatshejustforgetsaboutit.Shesaysshewillpaybackthemoneythefollowingweekwhenshegetspaid.Hefeelsannoyedaboutthesituation.Hesuggeststhatthewomanpaybackalittleamountofthemoneyeachweek.二GAFHBDCE1-61.Thestoryisaboutacouplewhowereorderedtoreturnalargeamountoflotteryprizemoney.2.ThestoryhappenedinBirmingham,UK.3.AlanandMeganBeecham,thecouplewhofoundthelotteryticket.4.Theywonderedwhethertheyshouldcashinawinninglotteryticketornot,becausetheticketwasnottheirs.5.Theydecidedtocashitinbecausethetemptationofthemoneywastoogreat.6.Yes,theyspenthalfoftheprizemoneyonanewcarandotherexpensivethings.7.Theywereorderedtopaybackthemoney.Situation1:WhethertoreturntheextrachangewronglygivenbyacashierSituation2:WhethertogoabroadtostudyrightaftergraduationfromhighschoolorwaittillfinishingcollegeSituation3:WhethertolookattheanswerstoanupcomingexamaclassmatehadsentSituation4:Whethertoquitthecurrentpart-timejobornotItwasaboutwhethertolookattheanswerstoanexam.Thenightbeforetheexam.Aclassmatesentmeanemailwiththeanswerstotheexam.I'magoodstudentandIdon'tcheat.Nottolookattheanswerstoguaranteeagoodexamresult,buttoreporttheincidenttotheteacher.Beinghonestinexamsisoneofthemostbasicrulesweshouldcomplywithascollegestudents.Cheatingisashamefulandriskyact.No,Ifeelhappyaboutthedecision.Iwouldcertainlydothesameagain.