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电镀车间生产线技改项目可行性研究报告(编辑修改稿)内容摘要：

t as wel l as si ng. They put an advertisement i n a newspaper l ooki ng for rock m usi ci ans, but they coul d onl y fi nd one who was good enough. They had to use actors for the other three m em bers of theband. As som e of these actors coul d not sing wel l enough, they had to rel y on other m usi cians to hel p them . So duri ng the broadcasts they just pretended to si ng. Anyhow thei r perform ances were hum orous enough to be copi ed by other groups. They were so popul ar that thei r fans form ed cl ubs i n order to get m ore fam il i ar wi th them. Each week on TV, the Monkees woul d pl ay and si ng songs wri tten by other musi ci ans. H owever, after a year or so i n whi ch they becam e m ore seri ous about thei r work, the Monkees started to pl ay and si ng thei r own songs l i ke a real band. Then they produced their own records and started touri ng and pl ayi ng their own m usi c. In the USA they becam e even m ore popul ar than the Beatl es and sol d even m ore records. The band broke up about 1970, but happi l y they reuni ted i n the mi d1980s. They produced a new record i n 1996, wi th whi ch they cel ebrated thei r form er tim e as a real band. Freddy the frog（Ⅱ） N ot l ong after Freddy and the band becam e famous, they vi sited Bri tai n on a bri ef tour. Fans showed thei r devoti on by wai ti ng for hours to get ti ckets for thei r concerts . Freddy was now quite confi dent when he went i nto a concert hal l. H e enjoyed si ngi ng and al l the congratul ations afterwards! Hi s most exci ti ng i nvi tati on was to perform on a TV programm e cal ed “ Top of pops “. H e had to go to London, wear an expensi ve suit and gi ve a perform ance to a TV camera. It fel t very strange. But as soon as the program m e was over, the tel ephones whi ch were i n the sam e room started ri ngi ng. Everybody was aski ng when they coul d see Freddy and hi s band again. They were trul y stars. Then thi ngs went wrong. Freddy and hi s band coul d not go out anywhere wi thout bei ng fol owed. Even when they wore sungl asses or beards peopl e recogni zed them . Fans found them even when they went i nto toi let. They tried to hide i n the readi ng room s of li brari es, but i t was usel ess. Som eone was al ways there! Thei r personal li fe was regul arl y di scussed by peopl e who di d not know them but tal ked as i f they cl ose fri ends. At l ast feel i ng very upset and sensi ti ve, Freddy and hi s band reali zed that they m ust l eave the country before i t becam e too painful for them. So they l eft Bri tai n, to whi ch they were never to return, and went back to the l ake. 必修三 Unit 1 Festi val s and cel ebrati ons Festi val s and cel ebrations of al l ki nds have been hel d everywhere si nce anci ent tim es. Most anci ent festi val s woul d cel ebrate the end of col d weather, planti ng i n spring and harvest i n autum n. Som etim es cel ebrations woul d be hel d after hunters had caught anim al s. At that tim e peopl e woul d starve if fod was diffi cul t to fi nd, especi al y during the col d wi nter m onths. Today’s festival s have m any origi ns, som e rel i gi ous, som e seasonal , and som e for speci al peopl e or events. Festi val s of the Dead Som e festi val s are hel d to honour the dead or sati sfy the ancestors, who mi ght return ei ther to help or to do harm . For the Japanese festi val O bon, peopl e shoul d go to cl ean graves and l i ght i ncense i n m emory of thei r ancestors. They al so li ght l am ps and pl ay m usi c because they think that thi s wil l lead the ancestors back to earth. In Mexi co, peopl e cel ebrate the Day of the Dead i n early N ovem ver. O n thi s im portant feast day, peopl e eat food i n the shape of skul s and cakes wi th “bones” on them. They ofer food, fl owers and gi fts to the dead. The Western holi day H al oween al so had i ts ori gi n i n ol d beli efs about the return of the spi ri ts of dead peopl e. It i s now a chil dren’s festi val , when they can dress up an go to thei r nei ghbours’ hom es to ask for sweets. If the nei ghbours do not gi ve any sweers, the chi l dren m i ght pl ay a trick on them. Feti val s to H onour Peopl e Festi vals can al so be hel d to honour fam ous peopl e. The Dragon Boat Festi val i n Chi na honours the fam ous anci ent poet, Qu Yuan. In the USA, Col um bus Day i s i n m em ory of the ari val of Chri stopher Col um bus i n the N ew Worl d. Indi a has a nati onal festival on O ctober 2 to honour Mohandas Gandhi , the l eader who hel ped gai n Indi a’s i ndependece from Bri tai n. Harvest Festi val s H arvest and Thanksgivi ng festi val can be very happy events. People are grateful because their fod i s gathered for the wi nter and the agri cul tural work i s over. In European countri es, people wi l usual y decorate churches and town hal s wi th fl owers and frui t, and wi l get together to have meal s. Som e peopl e mi ght wi n awards for thei r farm produce, l i ke the bi gest waterm elon or the m ost handsom e rooster. Chi na and Japan have m idautum n festi val s, when peopl e admi re the m oon and i n Chi na, enjoy m ooncakes. Spri ng Festi vals The m ost energeti c and i m portant festi val s are te ones that l ok forward to the end of wi nter and to the ing of spri ng. At the Spring Festi val i n China, peopl e eat dum pi ngs ifsh and m eat and may gi ve chil dren lucky m oney i n red paper. There are dragon dances and carnival s , and fam il ies cel ebrate the Lunar N ew Year together. Som e Western countri es have very exci ti ng carni cals, whi ch take pl ace forty days before Easter, usual y i n February. These carni vals m i ght i ncl ude parades, danci ng i n the streets day and ni ght, l oud m usi c and col ourful clothi ng of al l ki nds. Easter i s an i mportant rel igi ous and soci al festival for Chiri sti ans around the worl d. It cel ebrates the return of Jesus from the dead and the i ng of spri ng and new li fe.。