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While eating lunch with my 4-year-old daughter this afternoon at a fast food restaurant, I noticed an old man walking to the table with a stick. The manager kindly carried the food for him. During the meal I    36   the man tell a woman it was his    37  . So I    38   what I heard to my daughter. She loves it when people have birthdays. I told her it was OK for her to wish him a happy birthday. He    39   was spending this special day alone.
At first she was    40   and decided against it. As I was    41   our plates into the dustbin she turned to him and quietly    42   him a Happy  Birthday. I  could  tell  he  was    43   by the way he looked at her. I    44   behind her and gave him my own wishes. He was grateful.
   45   we walked away he called my daughter back and    46   her a brand-new gold $1 coin. She thanked him. But that wasn't enough for him. He    47   his pocket and at that I kindly told him that wasn't    48  . He ignored me and    49   out an envelope with about a dozen of a different kind of gold coins. He continued to give her another one  and  tell  her  how    50   it was and that  one  day  it  would  be  worth    51  .  He  then    52   me in the eye and wished me a good day.
What a kind man. I'm sure my  daughter    53   his  day. On  such  a  special  day,    54   can I take away his glory and    55   his offering of thanks?
Happy Birthday!
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A．listenedB．noticedC．learnedD．overheard
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A．birthdayB．giftC．foodD．stick
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A．whisperedB．screamedC．shoutedD．signed
小題4:
A．eventuallyB．luckilyC．naturallyD．obviously
小題5:
A．curiousB．angryC．shyD．proud
小題6:
A．fillingB．droppingC．cleaningD．emptying
小題7:
A．madeB．gotC．celebratedD．wished
小題8:
A．encouragedB．touchedC．botheredD．respected
小題9:
A．went onB．went upC．looked aroundD．set out
小題10:
A．SoB．IfC．AsD．Though
小題11:
A．boughtB．awardedC．showedD．handed
小題12:
A．picked upB．dug intoC．put upD．took out
小題13:
A．badB．availableC．necessaryD．impossible
小題14:
A．putB．sentC．pulledD．gave
小題15:
A．beautifulB．commonC．necessaryD．special
小題16:
A．somethingB．anythingC．everythingD．nothing
小題17:
A．caughtB．lookedC．glaredD．touched
小題18:
A．troubledB．madeC．witnessedD．remembered
小題19:
A．whenB．whyC．what D．how
小題20:
A．put awayB．turn downC．turn outD．hold up

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A．stuckB．struckC．gotD．laid
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A．frightenedB．encouragedC．cheatedD．saved
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A．shameB．surpriseC．angerD．fear
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A．suddenlyB．unwillinglyC．curiouslyD．softly
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A．expressedB．admittedC．learnedD．believed
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A．timeB．chanceC．lessonD．trouble
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A．sisterB．fatherC．motherD．teacher
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A．againB．alsoC．onceD．just
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A．startB．agreeC．refuseD．forget
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A．kindB．braveC．strongD．clever
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A．weakB．foolishC．selfishD．tiny
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A．choseB．promisedC．volunteeredD．tried
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A．becameB．helpedC．invitedD．found
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A．ifB．whenC．becauseD．before
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A．meansB．measuresC．weighsD．has
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A．alwaysB．hardlyC．sometimesD．once
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A．promised B．allowedC．consideredD．suggested
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A．real B．hard C．comfortableD．rich
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A．sell B．bringC．takeD．empty
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A．adaptB．respondC．devote D．lead
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A．wouldB．canC．must D．may
小題8:
A．speakB．sayC．learn D．tell
小題9:
A．badB．wellC．suddenlyD．similarly
小題10:
A．failureB．successC．effort D．fame
小題11:
A．gain B．loseC．save D．spare
小題12:
A．failed B．beganC．hadD．refused
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A．stupidly B．carefullyC．slowlyD．quickly
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A．shockedB．destroyedC．ruinedD．injured
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A．visitB．care C．meetD．serve
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A．afterB．sinceC．beforeD．until
小題17:
A．joyB．worryC．surpriseD．regret
小題18:
A．becauseB．but C．orD．and
小題19:
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A．He needs to go to the doctor every day.
B．He studies the leading cause of diabetes
C．He has a positive attitude to this disease.
D．He encourages diabetics by writing articles.
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A．It helps the diabetics in financial difficulties.
B．It organizes parties for volunteer once a year.
C．It offers less expensive medicine to diabetics.
D．It owns a well-known medical website.
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A．works full-time in a diabetes charityB．employs 22 people for his website
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When he finished, there was a silence in the room. Then people rose and cheered. We were all on our feet, doing everything we could to show how much we appreciated what he had done.
He smiled and then he said in a quiet tone, “You know, sometimes it is the artist’s task to find out how much music you can make with what you have left.”
His words have stayed in my mind ever since I heard them. That is also the way of life. Perhaps our task in this quickly changing world in which we live is to make music, at first with all that we have, and then, when that is no longer possible, to make music with what we have left.
小題1:Holding a concert is challenging for Perlman because ______.
A．he is just a world famous violinist
B．he has never performed on stage before
C．he is physically disabled as a result of a disease
D．he has difficulty in moving his body
小題2:When Perlman had just begun playing, ______.
A．there was something wrong with the violin
B．he fell ill suddenly
C．an accident happened and caused a disturbance
D．a very loud noise arose from the audience
小題3: If one of the strings suddenly broke, what would an ordinary player do?
A．He would cancel the concert.B．He would play another violin.
C．Another performer would play instead.D．The concert would be put off.
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A．to show they are satisfied with Perlman’s performance
B．to thank the orchestra for their passionate performance
C．to ask Perlman for another performance
D．to express their appreciation of Perlman’s creative mind
小題5: The lesson we draw from the story is that ______.
A．we should make the best of what we have
B．what we have is more important than what is lost
C．we should not care about what is lost
D．the way of life is to always live with music

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I met the old man at a cafe. “Did you hear the radio news yesterday?” he asked me. “No,” I replied. “Anything exciting?”“Exciting? NO! Something very sad. A group of hungry dogs killed and ate my best friend.”?
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小題1: We can learn from this passage ________.?
A．the writer came to the cafe for the first time?
B．the old man made a living by telling jokes in the cafe?
C．the writer had known about the old man before?
D．what had happened to his best friend made the old man mad?
小題2: Having heard the old man's story, the writer _______ .?
A．couldn't help laughing immediately?B．showed great mercy upon him?
C．didn't believe him at all?D．bought the old man another cup of coffee?
小題3: It turned out that the thumb in the match box was actually __________.?
A．the right thumb of his best friend?
B．the thumb he stole from the dead body of an unknown person?
C．something made of bloody white materials?
D．his own right thumb?
小題4:The waiter hadn't let out the truth of the old man's story earlier because _______ .
A．he was nobody but the best friend of the old man?
B．the old man wouldn't pay for his coffee if he did ?
C．the waiter hadn't seen through the old man's trick?
D．the old man helped the cafe in some way?
小題5: As suggested by the passage, what might happen in the end?      ??
A．The writer refused to pay the old man's bill.?
B．The writer decided to make the trick known to the public.?
C．More strangers would hear the old man's story.?
D．The old man wouldn't visit the cafe any more.

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