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閱讀下面短文，掌握其大意，然后從各題所給的A、B、C、D四個選項中，選出可以填入空白處的最佳選項，并在答題紙上將該項涂黑。
A Beautiful Dress
My neighbor’s eight-year-old daughter used to live in the countryside, her native place. Recently her parents   51  her to town to live with them. Wild and uneducated, she would use   52  words when she was angry. Sometimes she went so far as to   53  on the ground, to the   54  of all people around. Her parents tried to   55  her by beating and kicking. However, she became more   56 . Finally they became thoroughly   57  with her.
One day their next-door   58 , a retired teacher, gave the girl a snow-white dress, which was very   59 . It immediately caught the girl’s   60  and made them shine brightly.
The girl put on the dress and became quite a   61  person. She no longer acted rudely or hit others. She   62  seldom rolled on the floor. She knew running wild was not   63  for her in a beautiful dress. Since then, the girl had been   64 , neat, and lovely.
The story set me   65  a lot. Perhaps everyone has a beautiful dress   66  somewhere in his or her heart. Only some people are not aware of it,   67  it or take no notice of it.   68  is a powerful force or weapon — that’s something   69  by many of us. It can arouse fine qualities that humans are   70  with but have so far hidden somewhere. It has a soul-shaking influence that is indeed unmatched.
51. A. left                 B. brought              C. met                     D. taught
52. A. dirty              B. new                    C. creative               D. attractive
53. A. trap                    B. weep                        C. roll                          D. jump
54. A. surprise          B. delight                        C. mercy                     D. regret
55. A. advise             B. encourage             C. support                D. educate
56. A. mature                B. violent                            C. changeable               D. considerate
57. A. tired                B. pleased                 C. relaxed                D. disappointed
58. A. office             B. stranger                 C. neighbor                D. apartment
59. A. beautiful             B. modern                    C. shabby                     D. fragile
60. A. attention        B. ears                     C. eyes                        D. imagination
61. A. rude               B. different             C. violent                  D. unique
62. A. even             B. also                  C. still                   D. ever
63. A. bad              B. much                C. enough              D. suitable
64. A. voluntary            B. conscious                 C. merciful                   D. gentle
65. A. imagining         B. moving                 C. thinking                 D. puzzling
66. A. ruined           B. hidden               C. disappeared           D. rediscovered
67. A. forget                 B. criticize                    C. advocate                   D. remember
68. A. Love              B. Violence             C. Beauty                        D. Honesty
69. A. cared              B. valued                  C. unlearnt                  D. unrealized
70. A. dealt                B. born                      C. grown                     D. lived

51-55 BACAD   56-60 BDCAC          61-65. BADDC               66-70. BACDB
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