When his daughter was born, she was very sick. The doctor told the girl’s father that the   36   was that she couldn’t run over 400 meters a time,   37   she would fall down to the ground. The father was   38  . He asked the doctor if there were some   39   to save his daughter. The doctor said: “For this   40  , it can hardly change. Actually, there has never been any   41   example before. ” The father felt very   42  , but he never lost his   43  .

He began to   44   any news about the girl’s health. One day, a piece of news from newspaper   45   the father’s eyes,   46   said that if you keep saying the same words to a person every night when he or she is

  47  , it will have magical power. From that day on, every night,   48 

the girl fell asleep, the father would sit and say to her, “You will be very beautiful and healthy in the future. No matter what you will be, your father will   49   love you.” The father kept on doing the same thing every night over 16 years. Year after year, magic   50  . As the girl grew up, she become more and more   51  . Later she even took part in a 3,000 meter cross-country race, and won a prize. In the year of 2006, the parents took the girl to the hospital to take a (an)   52  , and the doctor said that their daughter’s condition had become as   53   as others. Both the father and the mother felt quite   54   and they couldn’t help crying.

Later, the girl said, “Whenever I thought of what my father had done, I was deeply   55  . I’ll spend all the rest of my life to give my father a happy life. My dear father, I’ll love you forever.”

 

36. A. best

B. worst

C. least

D. latest

37. A. when

B. therefore

C. but

D. or

38. A. shocked

B. puzzled

C. comforted

D. dissatisfied

39. A. plans

B .treat

C. methods

D. goals

40. A. example

B. case

C. situation

D. result

41. A. successful

B. failed

C. painful

D. careful

42. A. disappointed

B. bored

C. angry

D. nervous

43. A. doubt

B .heart

C. wish

D. hope

44. A. hear of

B. take in

C. pay attention to

 D. look back

45. A. hurt

B. brighten

C. opened

D. attracted

46 .A. what

B. that

C. which

D. it

47. A. sleeping

B. sleepy

C. resting

D. silent

48. A. through

B. unless

C. when

D. since

49. A. usually

B. never

C. sometimes

D. always

50. A. come

B worked

C. ended

D. performs

51. A. moved

B. beautiful

C. discourage

D. healthy

52. A. test

B. operation

C. examination

D. competition

53. A. normal

B. ordinary

C. usual

D. common

54. A. sorry

B. happy

C. lucky

D. curious

55. A. sad

B. frightened

C. puzzled

D. moved

36―40BDACB   41―45AADCD    46―50CACDB     51―55DCABD

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