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閱讀下面短文，從短文后各題所給的四個選項（A, B, C, D）中，選出可以填入空白處的最佳選項，并在答題卡上將該項涂黑。

A special lady lived on a farm in Grace, Idaho. To overcome every _____ or struggle that came her way, she went far beyond the call of duty. She was a widow with nine children. Instead of _____ of her hard life, she accepted her fate and______ the ordinary into the extraordinary .

No matter how serious things seemed to be, she found a(n) _____ side and a ray of hope. She taught her family the ____ of hard work and the importance of education, _____ she only went as far as fourth grade.

Her children didn’t have material ____ , but they certainly received the necessary and____ things in life: love, spiritual guidance, concern for others, appreciation for a table filled with food, and ___ for the law. She was truly a(n) ____ of all that is good.

I remember as a young man sitting at her feet while she_____ me. “If you can’t say something nice, don’t say anything at all.” And she said, “I’ll _____ throw upon the floor a crust I cannot eat, for many a hungry one would think it quite a _____. Willful waste brings willful want, and I may live to say, ‘Oh, I wish I had that crust that once I _____ .’

This extremely courageous and_____ woman is my grandmother. My mother is a lot like her mother. Many times, my mother went _____ a new dress just so we could buy some great football shoes. Many times, my mother_____ that we should stay home instead of going on a summer vacation, just so we could ______ on a baseball all-star team. My mother is the greatest cook on Earth, a spiritual _____ , a church and community servant, and the very best mom who ever lived. I’ve never ______ her complain about her difficulties, heartache, and pain. My dear, sweet mother truly is a perfect example. It’s the way it was and still should be.

1.A. challenge B. success C. task D. job

2.A. thinking B. talking C. complaining D. dreaming

3.A. sent B. change C. cheated D. put

4.A. opposite B. positive C. wrong D. dark

5.A. idea B. value C. result D. pain

6.A. if B. although C. unless D. since

7.A. comforts B. needs C. hope D. wealth

8.A. important B. interesting C. strange D. natural

9.A. respect B. love C. demand D. fear

10.A. user B. speaker C. corrector D. example

11.A. encouraged B. judged C. taught D. charged

12.A. usually B. never C. even D. also

13.A. pleasure B. treat C. reward D. beauty

14.A. took away B. threw away C. picked up D. gave up

15.A. strong B. curious C. intelligent D. attractive

16.A. in B. beyond C. without D. for

17.A. reminded B. persuaded C. insisted D. warned

18.A. go B. perform C. exchange D. play

19.A. guide B. worker C. engineer D. dancer

20.A. noticed B. heard C. discussed D. forgotten

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