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Audie Murphy is one of the greatest American war heroes. Murphy won many 1.(胜利) during World War II. He also had 2.(惊人的) success after the war as a film actor.

Murphy was born into a very large family on June 3.(20号), 1925 in Texas, and he 4.(上学) primary school there. His father left his family in 1936. His mother was always very 5.(生病的). Murphy had to drop out of school and started to work. Murphy found some 6.(有用的) jobs from an early age to help the family, but he finally 7.(意识到) that the army life was the best for him. During the war, 8.(不管什么) happened, even if he was 9.(受伤的), he never gave up. He had a very strong will and won several prizes for bravery. Murphy became an excellent 10.(军人).

After the war, Murphy became a successful actor. He appeared in more than 40 films. He died at the age of 46 in a plane accident.

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6.A. or B. so C. and D. but

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R: 1.

A: It has to do with my love of sports. As a kid, I loved to play sports. I was a tennis player. I love to watch sports and to get excited about what happens on the field. Why not use sports as a way to tell these stories? I know kids are going to get into it. What kid doesn't love tennis or swimming or soccer?

R: 2.

A: I've always been interested in the power of poetry. I've been trying to write my feelings and ideas about the world we live in and poetry allows me to talk about some heavy and deep things in a pleasant way. I love poetry and for me, it's so cool.

R: 3.

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A: Nikki Giovanni, Langston Hughes, E. E. Cummings — those are the main ones. It's the things they wrote about, the way they played with language and held the readers' attention.

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F. Which writers have had the greatest influence on your writing?

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