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    Part　I　Please　retell　Unit　1　AR1:　Looking　for　a　job　after　university?　First，　get　off　the　sofa

    This　text　is　a　newspaper　article　with　individual　examples　of　job　searching　and　problems　after　graduation.　?The　problems　are　examined　from　different　people’s　viewpoints:　parents’　attitudes　towards　their　jobless　children，　students’　quote　about　looking　for　jobs，　psychologists’　summary　of　the　viewpoints　of　parents　and　advice　for　dealing　with　the　problems，　and　the　author’s　own　comments　In　the　end　the　author　concludes　that　if　the　graduates　can　not　find　an　ideal　job，　they　can　take　a　temporary　one.

    Part　I　Please　retell　Unit　1　AR2:　If　you　ask　me

    This　is　an　informal　and　personalized　account　of　an　economic　graduate　who　gets　a　job　in　a　pub　for　a　year　and　then　has　an　opportunity　to　be　successful　（a　lucky　break）.　Since　her　family　can’t　support　her　to　further　study，　she　has　to　work.　She　has　financial　problems　and　feels　lonely　She　tells　her　troubles　to　Tony，　a　regular　customer　of　the　pub，　who　talks　to　some　friends　and　gets　her　a　loan　to　set　up　a　business.　With　this　help　she　has　her　master’s　degree　and　her　own　company.　The　situation，　however，　?is　reversed　Tony　is　disabled　after　an　accident　and　needs　the　repayment　of　the　loan　to　adapt　his　house　for　his　disability.　At　the　end　of　the　story，　the　theme　of　the　story　is　revealed　–investing　in　people　gives　the　best　return

    Part　I　Please　retell　Unit　2　AR1:　Danger！　Books　may　change　your　life

    Reading　is　a　life－changing　activity.　It　helps　us　enter　a　new　world　and　liberate　us　from　the　real　world　we　come　from；　it　stimulates　our　emotions　and　allows　us　to　enjoy　and　celebrate　the　variety　and　difference　from　books；　it　aids　us　to　get　out　of　confusion　in　a　material　world　and　to　discover　the　real　meaning　of　life.　Simply　put，　books　are　supremely　influential　in　the　way　we　live.

    Home－run　book　might　be　the　answer　for　the　book　that　everyone　should　read.　It　describes　the　first　reading　experience　that　induces　such　pleasure　and　satisfaction　that　you　cannot　put　it　down　and　it　may　range　from　the　classics　to　the　most　recent.　Everyone　is　looking　for　their　own　home－run　books.　And　what　is　yours?

    Part　I　Please　retell　Unit　2　AR2:　They　were　alive　and　they　spoke　to　me

    Henry　Miller　depicts　the　struggle　he　made　to　obtain　books　when　he　was　young，　and　then　introduces　the　reason　that　makes　a　book　live　—　that　is，　the　enthusiastic　recommendation　of　one　reader　to　another.　In　his　eyes，　books　are　one　of　the　few　things　men　cherished　deeply，　but　if　you　lend　it　to　others，