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中考英语完形填空专练

Christmasisforgivingandsharing,forgettingtogetherwithfamilyand

friends.Butmostlyit'sforlove.Ihadnotbelievedthisuntilastudent,whowas

calledMark,gavemeawonderfulgiftoneChristinas.

Markwasan11-year-oldorphan（孤儿）wholivedwithhisaunt,amiddle

agedwomangreatlyannoyed（使烦恼）withtheburden（负担）of35for

herdeadsister'sson.

Ihadnot36Markespeciallyuntilhebeganstayingafterclasseach

daytohelpmetidyuptheroom.Wedidthisquietly,notspeakingmuch,but

enjoyingthetimeoftheday.Whenwedidtalk,Markspokemostlyofhis

37,whohadalwaysspentmuchtimewithhimbeforeshepassedaway.38

Christmascamenear,however,Markfailedtostayafterschooleachday.I39

himoneafternoonandaskedwhyhenolongerhelpedmeintheroom."Iwas

makingyoua40hesaidconfidently（有信心地）inalowvoice."It'sfor

Christmas.”Withthat,helefttheroominahurry.Hedidn'tstayafterschool

anymoreafterthat.Finally41thelastschooldaybeforeChristinas.

Markwalkedslowlyintotheroomlatethatafternoon."Ihaveapresent,“he

said."Ihopeyoulikeit."Heheldouthishand,andinitwasatinywoodenbox.

“It'sbeautiful,Mark.Whafsinit?”Iasked,openingthetoptolook42.

“Oh,youcan'tseeit,"hereplied,uandyoucan'ttouchit,ortasteitorfeelit,but

motheralwayssaiditmakesyoufeelgoodallthetime,warmoncoldnights,and

safewhenyou're43.”

Ilookedintothe44box."Whatisit,Mark,”Iasked,"thatwillmake

mefeelsogood?It's45hesaidsoftly,"andmotheralwayssaidit'sbest

whenyougiveitaway."Andheturnedandquietlylefttheroom.

SonowI46thesmallboxonthepianoinmylivingroom.Yes,

Christmasisforjoy,songsandnicegifts,butmostly,forlove.

35.A.askingB・waitingc.caringD.looking

36.A.seenB.knownc.foundD.noticed

37.A.motherB.teacherc.auntD.friend

38.A.IfB.Asc.BecauseD.Though

39.A.caughtB.calledc.tookD.stopped

40.A.secretB.wishc.surpriseD.wonder

41.A.wentB.returnedc.cameD.passed

42.A.upB.insidec.downD.round

43.A.aloneB.tiredc.sadD.ill

44.A.tinyB.emptyc.strangeD.beautiful

45.A.loveB.timec.lifeD.hope

46.A.leaveB.placec.putD.keep

2

Everyyearonmybirthday,fromthetimeIturned

twelve,awhitegardeniawasdeliveredtomyhouse.No

cardcamewithit.Callstotheflowershopwerenot35

atall.AfterawhileIstoppedtryingto36the

sender，snameandjustdelightedinthebeautifulwhite

flowerinsoftpinkpaper.

However,Inever37imaginingwhothegiver

mightbe.Someofmyhappiest38werespentday

dreamingaboutthesender.Mymotherencouragedthese

imaginings.She'daskmeiftherewassomeoneforwhomIhadshownspecial

39PerhapsitwastheoldmanacrossthestreetwhosemailI'ddelivered

duringthewinter.Asagirl,though,Ihadmorefunimaginingthatitmight

bea40Ihadruninto.

Onemonthbeforemygraduation,myfatherdied.IfeltsosadthatI

becamecompletely41inmyupcominggraduationdance,andIdidn't

42_ifIhadanewdressornot.Butmymother,despiteherownsadness,

wouldnotletme43anyofthosethings.Shewantedherchildrennot

onlytobelovablebuttofeel44.Intruth,mymotherwantedherchildren

tosee45muchlikethegardenia-lovely,strongandperfectwithperhaps

abitofmystery（神秘）.

MymotherdiedtendaysafterIwasmarried.Iwastwenty-twoyears

old.Thatwastheyearthegardeniastopped46・

35.A.carefulB.helpfulc.excitingD.interesting

36.A.takeoutB.workoutc.findoutD.putout

37.A.stoppedB.beganc.keptD.loved

38.A.momentsB.festivalsc.seasonsD.holidays

39.A.practiceB.houseworkc.kindnessD.exercise

40.A.visitorB.childc.ladyD.boy

41.A.uncomfortableB.uninterestedc.unbelievableD.unimportant

42.A.wantB.hopec.knowD.care

43.A.leaveB・missc.haveD.hear

44.A.neededB.noticedc.lovedD.moved

45.A.herselfB.myselfc.ourselvesD.themselves

46.A.comingB.sendingc.givingD.growing

3

Istoodtherelisteningtomyfathershoutattopofhisvoice.Thelookonhis

facesaidthatoneofushaddonesomething35.

“Whichoneofyoudidthis?”

Wealllookeddownatthe36.Therewaschild'shandwritinginchalk

there.Iwasfilledwithalotof37.Ihopednoonecouldseeit.Wouldheguess

itwasme?Iwassoworried.Whenheaskedme,Ilied,“Notme,Dad.

Theothersdenied（否认）itaswell.Ofcourse,weallknewthatoneofus

38havedoneit.Butastheyoungestandsmallestofthethree,Ijustcouldn't

findthecouragetotellthetruth.

To39whohadwrittenonthestep,fathergaveuseachapieceofpaper

andapencil."Iwanteachofyouto40exactlywhatyouseeonthestep.”

Itriedmybesttowritethewords41Ididn'twantdadtobeabletotell

itwasme.

He42ourpiecesofpaperandlookedatthem.a43noneofyouwill

admit（承认）tohavedoneit,thenIwillpunishyouall.nIstoodthereandsaid

nothing.Thelastthing1wantedwasfordadto44me!

“Ididit."Mysistersteppedforwardandsaid45haddonesomething

shehadn't.Shewasgroundedforamonth.

Wedidn'ttalkaboutthatdayformanyyears.Notuntilwewereallolder

andIknewitwas46tofinallytellmydaditwasreallyme.Ialwaysfeelsorry

becauseofit.ThatwasthelasttimeIletanyonetaketheblameforme.

35.A.hardB.wrongC・specialD.true

36.A.stepB・floorC.chairD.paper

37.A.surpriseB.doubtC.fearD.joy

38.A.shouldB.mayC.canD.must

39.A.findoutB.talkabout

C.thinkaboutD.payattentionto

40.A.writeB.readC・reciteD.draw

41.A.clearlyB.slowlyC.differentlyD.carefully

42.A.openedB.coloredC.showedD・collected

43.A.AlthoughB,SinceC.UntilD.Before

44.A.beatB.teachC.punishD.understand

45.A.IB.sheC.weD.they

46.A.luckyB.sillyC.easyD.safe

4

Once,akingshowedtwomenalargebasketinthegarden.Hetoldthemto

fillitwithwaterfromawell.Afterthey__1theirwork,heleftthem,saying,

“Whenthesunisdown,Iwillcomeandseeyourwork.”

Atlastoneofthemsaid,“What'stheuseofdoingthisfoolishwork?Wecan

2fillthebasket."3mananswered,uThatisnoneofyourbusiness."The

firstmansaid.uYoumaydoasyoulike,butIamnotgoingtoworkat_4_so

foolish.”He_5_hisbucketandwentaway.Theothermansaidnoword,and

keptoncarrying_6_.Atlastthewellwasalmost7.

Ashepouredthelastbucketofwaterintothebasket,hesawabrightthing

init.Hepickeditup.Itwasabeautifulgoldring.Justthenthekingcame.8

hesawthering,heknewthathehadfoundthekindofmanhewanted.Hetold

himtokeeptheringforhimself.uYou9sowellinthislittlethingJhesaid,

”―10nowIknowIcanbelieveyouwithmanythings.”

LA.finishedB.didC.beganD.had

2.A.everB.neverC.easilyD.no

3.A.TheotherB.AnotherC.OneD.Asecond

4.A.anythingB・somethingC.nothingD.everything

5.A.pickedupB.putawayC.tookawayD.threwaway

6.A.waterB.basketC.wellD.work

7.A.fullB.emptyC.filledD.clean

8.A.WhileB.AssoonasC.BeforeD.Since

9.A.havedoneB.willdoC.doD.aredoing

10.A.whatB.whyC.whenD.that

5

Oncetherewasakingwhotoldsomeofhispeopletodigapond（池子）.Theking

thentoldhispeoplethatoneperson]eachfamilyhadtobringaglassof

milkduringthenightandputitintothepond.So,bythemorning,thepond

shouldbe2ofmilk.

After3theorder,everyonewenthome.Asonemanpreparedhismilk,

hethoughtthatsinceeveryonewasbringingmilk,hewouldjust4aglass

ofwaterandputthatintothepondinstead.5itwasdarkatnight,noone

wouldnoticeit,sohequicklywentandputthewaterintothepondand_6

home.

Inthemorning,thekingwenttovisitthepond.Tohis7,thepondwas

onlyfilledwithwater!Whathappened?Yes!Everyonehadthesameidea_8

thatman.Theyallthought,66Idon'thavetowastemymilk.Someoneelsewilldo

it."

Dearfriends,whenyouplantohelppoorpeopleorpeopleintrouble,donot

thinkthat9willtakecareofit.Instead,itstartswithyou.Ifyoudon'tdoit,

nooneelsewill,sochangeyourselfandmakea10.

1.A.atB.fromC.onD.with

2.A.filledB.emptyC.crowdedD.full

3・A.givingB.refusingC.receivingD.offering

4.A.hideB.stealC.wasteD.drink

5.A.IfB.SinceC.WhileD.After

6.A.leftB.cameC.returnedD.arrived

7.A.surpriseB.satisfactionC.joyD.taste

8.A.withB.toC.asD.of

9.A.othersB.theothersC.noneD.neither

10.A.faceB.mistakeC.livingD.difference

6

LastFriday,afterdoingallthefamilyshoppinginthetown.Iwantedtohave

arestbeforecatchingtherain.Ianewspaperandsomechocolateand

2intothestationcoffeeshop.Itwasacheapself-serviceplacewithlong

tablesto3at.Iputmyheavybagdownonthefloor,4thenewspaper

andthechocolateonthetableandthenwenttogetacupofcoffee.

WhenIcamebackwiththecoffee,therewassomeone5inthenextseat.

Hewasaboy,withdarkglassesandoldclothes,andcoloredbrightredatthe

front.Hehadstartedtoeatmychocolate!

Naturally,Iwasratheruneasyabouthim,butIdidn'twanttohaveany

—6・Ijustreadthenewspaper,tastedmycoffeeandtookabitofchocolate.

Theboylookedatmein7.Thenhetooka8pieceofmychocolate.I

couldhardlybelieveit.StillIdidn'tsayanythingtohim.Whenhetookathird

piece,Ifeltmoreangrythanuneasy.Ithought,uWell,Ishallhavethelastpiece.”

AndIgotit.

Theboygavemeastrangelook,thenstoodup.Asheleft,heshoutedout,

"There'ssomething9withthatwoman!”Everyonelookedatme,10I

didn'twanttoquarrelwiththeboy,soIkeptquiet.IdidnotrealizethatIhad

11amistakeuntilIfinishedmycoffeeandwasreadyto_12_,Myface

turnedredwhenIsawmyunopenedchocolateunderthenewspaper.The

chocolatethatIhadbeeneatingwastheboy's!

LA.stoleB.boughtC.soldD.wrote

2.A.wentB.satC.seatedD.looked

3.A.sitB.seatC.lieD.laugh

4.A.pushedB.tookC.putD.pulled

5.A.jumpingB.playingC.sittingD.sleeping

6.A.coffeeB.troubleC.chocolateD.matter

7.A.carelessnessB.angerC.surpriseD.happiness

8.A.firstB.secondC.veryD.last

9.A.strangeB.wrongC.OKD.funny

10.A.andB.butC.soD.while

11.A.speltB.correctedC.madeD.found

12.A.finishB.leaveC.jumpD.shop

7

Mymotherusedtoaskmewhatthemostimportantpartofthebodyis.

ThroughtheyearsIwould35atthecorrectanswer.WhenIwasyoungerI

thought36wasveryimportanttousashumans,soIsaid,“Myears,

Mum.”Shesaid,"No.Manyimportantpeoplearedeaf.ButTdlikeyouto

37thinkingaboutitandI'llaskyouagainsoon.”

Sincemakingmyfirstattempt（尝试）,Ihadoftenthoughtoverthequestion.

SothistimeItoldher,“Mum,itmustbeoureyes."Shelookedatmeandsaid,

“Youare38fast.Eyesarethewindowsofourheart,buttheanswerisnot

correctbecausetherearemanyblindpeoplewhoareverysuccessful.”

Overtheyears,motheraskedmeacouplemoretimesandalwaysher

response（答复）tomyanswerswas,uNo,butyouaregetting39everyyear,

mychild.”Thenlastyear,mygrandpadied.40washeartbrokenandwas

cryingsadly.Mymumlookedatmewhenitwasour41tosayourfinal

goodbyetoGrandpa.Sheaskedme,“Doyouknowthemostimportantbody

partyet,mydear?”

Igotterribly42whenshewasaskingmethisatthattime.Ialways

thoughtthiswasa43betweenherandme.Shesawthepuzzlement（困惑）

onmyfaceandtoldme,“Thisquestionisveryimportant.Itshowsthatyou

havereally44yourlife."Shewentonwithtearsinhereyes,“Mydear,the

mostimportantbodypartisyourshoulders."Isitbecausethey45upmy

head?”Iasked."No,itisbecauseonthemacryingfriendorlovedonecanrest

hishead.I46hopethatyouhaveenoughfriendsthatyouwillhavea

shouldertocryonwhenyouneedit】shesaid.ThenandthereIunderstood

whatthemostimportantbodypartmeant.

35,A.arriveB.pointc.lookD.guess

36.A.tasteB.smellc.soundD.sight

37.A.keepB.finishc.startD.stop

38.A.thinkingB.changingc.growingD.learning

39.A.strongerB.tallerc.smarterD.older

40.A.SomeoneB.Everyonec.AnybodyD.Nobody

41.A.dutyB.turnc.placeD.chance

42.A.surprisedB.interestedc.worriedD.excited

43.A.matchB.testc.gameD.secret

44.A.enjoyedB.foundc.begunD.lived

45.A.holdB.takec.putD.set

46.A.stillB.onlyc.everD.even

8

PaulreceivedanexpensivecarfromhisbrotherasaChristmaspresent.On

ChristmasEve,Paulsawadirtyandpoorly-dressedboywalking]his

shiningcar.aIsthisyourcar,Paul?wheasked.

Paultoldhimhowhegotthecarandtheboywas2,"Youmeanyour

brothergaveittoyouanditcostyounothing?Boy,Iwish・・・"hesaid,without

3hissentence.Paulthoughttheboywishedhehada4likethat.Butwhat

theboysaidsurprisedPaulgreatly."Iwish,“theboywenton,athatIcouldbe

abrotherlikethat.”

Paullookedattheboyinsurprise.Heinvitedhimtotakea5inhiscar

andtheboyagreedhappily.Afterashortride,theboyturnedandwithhiseyes

6,said9"PauLwouldyouminddrivinginfrontofmyhouse?”

Paulsmiledalittle.Hethoughttheboywantedto7hisneighborsthathe

couldridehomeinabigcar.ButPaulwaswrong8,Theboyranbackintohis

house,andafterashortwhilecamebackwithhisdisabledbrotherinhisarms.

He9himdownonthestepandpointedtothecar."Thereitis,Buddy,

justlikewhatItoldyouupstairs.HisbrothergaveittohimforChristmasandit

didn't10himacent.SomedayPmgoingtogiveyouonejustlikeit.”

1.A.insideB.aroundC.throughD.across

2.A.interestedB.excitedC.satisfiedD.surprised

3.A.finishingB.understandingC.hearingD.checking

4.A.carB.brotherC.sisterD.family

5.A.seatB.restC.rideD.picture

6.A.wateringB.shiningC.wonderingD.shaking

7.A.frustrateB.shockC.remindD.show

8.A.eitherB.tooC.againD.instead

9.A.satB.droppedC.letD.kept

10.A.payB.costC.bringD.return

9

AHovertheworld,peopleswimforfun.Swimmingisenjoyedbypeopleof1

ages,fromtheveryyoungtotheveryold.Therearemanyplacesforpeopleto

swiminswimmingpools.Manyschools,hotelsandclubshaveswimmingpools.

Somepeoplehavepoolsof2intheiryards.

Swimmingisoneof3formsofexercise.Itcan_4heartsandbodiesstrong.It

canalsohelpbloodcirculate（循环）.Handicapped（残疾的）peoplecankeeptheir

bodiesinbetterconditionbyswimming5theycan'tenjoysports.

6isagoodideaforparentstoseetoit（务必做到）thattheirchildrenlearn

toSMim7anearlyage.Sotheirchildrenwill8itfortherestoftheirlives.

Therearemanyrulesforwatersafety.Theserulescanhelpsavenotonly

yourlife9thelifeofafriend.Firstofall,know10,Manyschools11swimming

lessonstochildren.Adults（成人）canlearntoswimatpublicpools.12ruleto

rememberisnevertoswim13.Alwaysswimwithafriendandknow14in

thewateratalltimes.Itisbesttoswim15insafeplacesifyouarebeginners.

Ifeveryonelearnedtoswimandobeyedtherulesforwatersafety,most

drawing（溺水）couldbeavoided.

1.A.allB.anyC.someD.both

2.A.themselvesB.theirownC.theirsownD.theirownl

3.A.goodB.betterC.bestD.thebest

4.A.helpB.letC.makeD.show

5.A.thoughB.asC.soD.until

6.A.ThatB.ThereC.ThisD.It

7.A.overB.duringC.atD.on

8.A.learnB.enjoyC.stopD.know

9.A.andaimB.stillC.andyetD.butalso

lO.A.howtoswimB.whyswimming

C.howswimmingD.whytoswim

ll.A.haveB.takeC.giveD.make

12.A.TheotheroneB.Other

C.AnotherD.Another

13.A.aloneB.yourselfC.lonelyD.together

14.A.whowhatpersonisB.wherethatpersonis

C.whoisthatpersonD.whereisthatperson

15.A.nearlyB.hardlyC.almostD.only

10

BerthaIngramhadbeencollectingthemformorethan40years.Every

onceinawhileshewouldbringhomeanewbook.She'dsitwithitonher

leg,lookingatthemeaninglessblackmarkswithoutmovingtheeyesandcry.

Shewasnotstupid.Shesimplyhadnothadthe35tolearntoread.

HerparentsweresharecroppersinFloridainthe1920s.Sharecroppersdid

notownthe36theyfarmed.Instead,theygaveapartoftheircrops

（plantsgrownonfarmsforfood）totheowner.Itwasquiteahardway

to37,andbothofBertha，sparentsworkedhardinthefields.Often

Berthahadtoleaveschooltohelp.Beforeshewasateenager,Bertha's

schoolingwas38.

BerthaIngraindidn'tlearntoread39herearlymarriedlife,either.

Shewantedto,butshewasalwaystoobusy.Sheworkedallday.

BerthaIngram，smindwassharp（敏锐地）,Asahousekeeperforother

people,shehadtomemorizetelephonemessages.Shebecameagoodcook

too,butshehadto40everythingshedidbecausetherewasnocookbook

shecouldread,andshecouldn,twritedownwhatshehaddone.

In1978BerthaIngrambecameveryillwithastroke（中风）.Thisillness

41_hertolosetheuseofonearmandbothlegs.Italsoweakenedherability

tospeak.42shebegantogetbetter,shehada43thought—forthe

firsttimeinherlife.Becauseshecouldn'twork,shehadthetimetolearn

toread.

Inhertowntherewasaspecialprogramthattaughtadultstoread,but

BerthaIn-gramwasquitenervous.Wouldpeoplelaughather?Wouldthey

44toteachher?Itdidn'thappenthatway.Shehadateacherwhoworked

veryhardwithher.AfterthefirstdayIngramcould45waittogetto

thelibrary.

Asshelearnedtoread,Ingramgotmoreandmoreconfidence（信心）

inherself.Shebecameareaderatreligious（宗教的1）services,joined

neighborhoodgroups,and46atmeetingsincityhall.Finallyshewrote

abooktellingaboutherlife.Atage63,BerthaIngramprovedthatlearning

nevercomestoolate.

35.A.ideaB.reasonC・chanceD.choice

36.A.groundB.gardenC・farmD.land

37.A.makemoneyB.earntheirliving

C・turnoverD.getthemin

38.A.overB.onC.droppedD.needed

39.A.duringB.untilC.fromD.for

40.A.writeB.rememberC.knowD.tell

41.A.broughtB.madeC.causedD.asked

42.A.IfB.AsC.BeforeD.Till

43.A.fairB.rightC・magicD.wonderful

44.A.likeB.refuseC.agreeD.stop

45.A.hardlyB.neverC.justD.only

46.A.arrivedB.restedC.appearedD.looked

11

OncewhenIwasateenager,myfatherandIwerestandinginlinetobuy

ticketsforthecircus（马戏团）,Thisisaboutthefamilystandingaheadofus.

Thefamilyhadeightchildren.Theirclotheswerenotexpensivebut

35.

Thechildrenwerewellbehaved.Theystoodinline,twobytwobehindtheir

parents,holdinghands.Theywereexcitedlytalkingabouttheclowns（〃、丑）,

elephantsandotheractstheywouldseethatnight.Youcouldtellthattheyhad

neverbeentothecircusbefore.

Theticketladyaskedthefatherhowmanyticketshewanted.He36

replied,wanteightchildren'sticketsandtwoadultticketsplease,soIcantake

my37tothecircus.”

Theticketladyquoted（报）theprice.Theman'swifeletgoofhishand.

Theman^lipstartedtoquiver（颤抖）.Heleaned靠）toward38andasked

again,“Howmuchdidyousay?”

Theticketladyquotedthepriceagain.Themandidn'thave39money.

Howwashesupposedtoturnandtellhiseightkidsthathecouldn'ttakethemto

thecircus?

Mydadputhishandintohispocket,pulledouta$20billand40iton

theground.（Andweweren'trich!）Thenhe41down,pickedupthebill,

tappedthemanontheshoulderandsaid,“Excuseme,sir,this42outof

yourpocket.”

Themanknew43wasgoingon.Helookedintomydad'seyes,heldmy

dad'shandinhis,andtookthe$20bill.Withatearinhiseye,hereplied,

"Thankyou,thankyou,sir.Thisreally44alottomeandmyfamily.”

MyfatherandIwentbacktoourcaranddrovehome.Wedidn'tgettosee

thecircusthatnight,butwedidn't45.

35.A.cleanB.largec.thickD,warm

36.A.suddenlyB.proudlyc.safelyD.quietly

37.A.wifeB.childrenc.teamD.family

38.A.herB.himc.themD.us

39.A.muchB.anyc.enoughD.some

40.A.missedB.lostc.passedD.dropped

41.A.gotB.reachedc.wentD.looked

42.A.movedB.broke.c.fellD,took

43.A.whatB.howc.whenD.who

44.A.takesB.costsc.ownsD・means

45.A.worryB.careC.knowD.show

12

ThereisawomannamedAtsukoSaeki.Whenshewasateenager,she

dreamedofgoingtotheUnitedStates.MostofwhatsheknewaboutAmerican

35wasfromthetextbooksshehadread.“Ihada36inmind:Daddy

watchingTVinthelivingroom,Mummybakingcakesandtheirteenage

daughterofftothecinemawithherboyfriend.”

Atsuko37toattendcollegeinCalifornia.Whenshearrived,however,

shefounditwasnother38world."Peoplehaddifficultyindoing

somethingandoftenseemeduneasy,“shesaid."Ifeltverylonely.”

Oneofherhardest39wasphysicaleducation.“Weplayed

volleyball/9shesaid.“Theotherstudentsweregoodatit,butIwasn't.”

Oneafternoon,theinstructoraskedAtsukoto40theballtoher

teammatessotheycouldknockit41thenet.Noproblemformostpeople,

butitfrightenedAtsuko.Shewasafraidoflosingface42shefailed.

Ayoungmanonherteamrealisedwhatshewasgoingthrough."Hewalked

uptomeandsaid,6Comeon.Youcandothat.

“Youwillneverunderstandhowthosewordsof43mademefeel...

Fourwords:Youcandothat.Ifeltlikecryingwithhappiness.”

Shemadeitthroughtheclass.Perhapsshethankedtheyoungman；sheis

not44,

Sixyearshaspassed.Atsukoisbackinhercountry,workingasasalesclerk.

“Ihaveneverforgottenthewords,nshesaid."Whenthingsarenotgoingsowell,

Ithinkofthem.”

Sheissuretheyoungmanhadnoideahowmuchhiskindness45to

her."Heprobablydoesn'tevenrememberit,“shesaid.Thatmaybethelesson.

Wheneveryousaysomethingtoaperson—cruelorkind—youhavenoidea

howlongthewordwill46She'sallthewayoverinJapan,butstillshe

hearsthosefoursimplewords:Youcandothat.

35.A.wayB.lifeC.educationD.spirit

36.A.photoB.paintingC.pictureD.drawing

37.A.managedB.agreedC.likedD.accepted

38.A.describedB.imaginedC,createdD.discovered

39.A.timesB.questionsC,classesD.projects

40.A.kick