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Fire can help humans in many ways, but it can also be destructive. Fire can make your home warm and bright, it can cook, but fire can also burn a lot of things. Fires can burn trees, houses, animals and even people.

No one knows how humans started using fire. But some very interesting stories are about a man and a woman who started using fire. One is about a man who lived a long time ago and took fire from the sun.

Today people know how to make a fire with the help of matches. Children sometimes like to play with fire, but matches are dangerous. A match can burn a piece of paper, but it can burn an entire house. A small fire can quickly start a big fire, so you have to be very careful with matches.

Be careful with fire, it will help you, but if you are not careful, it will hurt you.

In many ways, fire helps people. But it can also be very harmful. Fire can warm your house, light up, cook rice. Fire can also be used to burn things. Blazes can burn treehouses, animals, or people.

No one knew how to start using fire. But there are also some interesting old stories about how a man or a woman makes a fire. One is about a man, who lived a long time ago, who ascended to the sun and took the fire down.

Today people know how to make a fire with matches. Sometimes small children like to play with fire. So matches can be dangerous sometimes.

A match can burn a piece of paper or a house. Small fires quickly turned into large fires. So, you have to be careful with the matches, it will also help you.

If you're not careful with matches, it can also hurt you.

Most of the ** cards in the UK are pure green, but card collecting has become a popular hobby among British collectors and even has its own magazine, the International ** card. One reason for their interest is the wide variety of different cards and very attractive designs from all over the world. There are 100,000 different cards in Japan alone, and you can design your own on a blank card with just one** or a business card.

The first ** card, created in 1976, was in Italy. The first British card appeared five years later, and now you can buy cards in more than a hundred countries. People usually start collecting cards because they are attractive, small and light, they don't need much space, and it's also a cheap hobby for beginners, although for some it can become a serious business.

In Paris, for example, there is a market where you can buy only ** cards, and some French cards cost £4,000. Japan's first** card is worth around £28,000. Most people only see such ** in collectors' magazine cards.

This is an article about the culture of card collection.

What do you do? In the story, more and more students choose to speak out, sometimes even arguing with teachers. It's great to get students to speak their minds.

In the past, few Chinese students dared to speak out about their teachers. It's an unwritten rule that what the teacher says is always right. But today's students are starting to feel less and less afraid to say what they want.

So, never use rude words when they speak. And don't embarrass them when you disagree with them. Try to find the right time to talk to your teacher.

For example, questions to discuss after class.

In recent years, many countries around the world have faced a problem - how to make their workers efficient. Some experts claim that the answer should make the work more diverse. But can more diverse jobs lead to higher productivity?

There is evidence that diversification does make a worker's life more comfortable, it doesn't actually make him work harder. As far as increasing productivity is concerned, then variety is not an important factor. Other experts believe that it is important to give the worker the freedom to do his work in his own way, and there is no doubt that this is true.

The problem is that such freedom cannot be easily given in a modern factory with its complex mechanical equipment must be used in a fixed method. Therefore, when the freedom of choice may be important, there is usually a very small amount that can be done to create it. Another very important consideration is how each worker contributes to the product he does.

In most factories, workers can only see a part of a product. Some car factories now try to make many small lines instead of one big one, so that each worker has a pair of cars on his line. It seems that not only is the level of contribution of the staff an important factor, therefore, but also a factor of what we can do.

Money just allows them to enjoy their spare time more. A similar argument might explain the requirement for shorter working hours. Maybe if we succeed and make their work more interesting, it is so important to them that they will neither want more money nor work shorter hours.

In recent years, many countries around the world have faced the problem of how to improve the efficiency of workers. Some experts believe that the answer is to make the work more diverse. But does more diverse work really lead to greater efficiency?

It is clear here that while diversification does make workers' lives more comfortable, it does not actually make workers more industrious. Diversification is not an important factor in terms of increasing productivity. Some other experts believe that it is important to give workers the freedom to do their jobs in their own way, and there is no doubt about it.

But the problem is that this freedom is not easily given in modern factories. These modern factories are equipped with sophisticated, fixed-use equipment. So freedom of choice may be important, but there is only a small chance of achieving it.

Another very important reason is how to make every worker finish what they have done. Workers in most companies see only a part of the product. Some automakers are now experimenting with more small production lines than large ones, so that each worker can make more products on his own production line.

Not only does the worker's contribution seem to be an important factor, but it is also something we can do. To some extent, is it true that the more money the higher the productivity? The workers themselves were convinced that this was important.

But maybe they want more money just because the work they do is boring. Money allows them to enjoy their free time better. A similar argument could explain why shorter working hours were required.