Parents’ blessing will play a great part in the growth of their children. My father wrote me a valuable letter before his death, one part of which always  36 . “I know you will do  37 great that will set you among the very best one day in the future.”
Since I first read his  38  at 12, they have lived in my heart.  39 ,I knew that my dad’s believing in me gave me permission to believe in  40  . “You will do something great.” He didn’t know  41  that would mean, but whenever I felt 42  of myself, I remember my father’s words, and  43  he were here, so I could ask, “Is this what you were  44 about, Dad?”
Many years have passed, and I believe that my father  45 have been proud when I  46 from basic training and became a rescue swimmer. Lately, I’ve come to realize he’d want me to move 47 to what comes next: to be proud of, and believe in someone else.
Yes, it’s time to all of us to  48  writing our own letters to our children. They look to us with the same  49  . “Is this it, Daddy? Am I doing fine?” It’s why every child growing up says, “Watch me!” Our children don’t  50   because they are not afraid to fail. They are only afraid of failing  51___.
Remember to give your children  52   to succeed. If you don’t have children, then write a letter to someone who 53 you. They are waiting for you to believe in them. Trust me, love will be 54  real and their belief in themselves will be greater if you write the words on their hearts: “  55  ! You will do something great.” Not having that blessing from someone they love may be the only thing holding them back.

【小題1】
A．picks outB．shows outC．stands outD．turns out
【小題2】
A．everythingB．nothingC．a(chǎn)nythingD．something
【小題3】
A．sentencesB．letterC．wordsD．message
【小題4】
A．Growing upB．Turning upC．Bringing upD．Taking up
【小題5】
A．himselfB．myselfC．itselfD．themselves
【小題6】
A．whoB．howC．whichD．what
【小題7】
A．disappointedB．a(chǎn)ctiveC．proudD．upset
【小題8】
A．hopedB．wishedC．expectedD．thought
【小題9】
A．talking B．doubtingC．dreamingD．discussing
【小題10】
A．mightB．wouldC．willD．must
【小題11】
A．graduatedB．recoveredC．a(chǎn)ppearedD．survived
【小題12】
A．upB．onC．a(chǎn)wayD．in
【小題13】
A．stopB．keepC．startD．continue
【小題14】
A．demand B．responseC．desireD．question
【小題15】
A．hold onB．keep onC．hold backD．take back
【小題16】
A．us B．himC．youD．tm
【小題17】
A．impressionB．directionC．explanationD．permission
【小題18】
A．looks throughB．looks down onC．looks up toD．looks forward to
【小題19】
A．moreB．lessC．muchD．little
【小題20】
A．Watch out B．Never fearC．Take it easyD．Never mind.


【小題1】C
【小題2】D
【小題3】C
【小題4】A
【小題5】B
【小題6】D
【小題7】C
【小題8】B
【小題9】A
【小題10】B
【小題11】A
【小題12】B
【小題13】C
【小題14】D
【小題15】C
【小題16】A
【小題17】D
【小題18】C
【小題19】A
【小題20】B

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