When Don Richmond and his brother Mark stole their mother’s pocket address book one day, some 13 years ago, the two young men had nothing but good intentions.Their 36 - Brian, a radio personality in 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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When Don Richmond and his brother Mark stole their mother’s pocket address book one day, some 13 years ago, the two young men had nothing but good intentions.

Their 36 - Brian, a radio personality in Singapore and Suanne, a health advisor had 37 at a young age and didn’t have the means to have a big 38 . Don and his brother had heard their parents 39 several times that they wished they’d been able to 40 more people to share their joy. Since Mark was having great 41 following in his father’s footsteps as a radio host, he felt he was 42 to give his parents the perfect 25 th wedding 43 present the wedding they’d always wanted. Don was 44 in school at that time.

The Richmond boys got 45 . Going through the address book, they 46 family, old friends and colleagues, as well as made 47 to fly their grandmother in from England. At that point, Brian had not seen 48 mother for about seven years. On the evening of the August 1^st wedding anniversary, Don and Mark 49 to meet their parents at the hotel where the feast would take place. They’d 50 thirteen tables and all their invited guests had already been told to remain 51 so as not to spoil the surprise. Their parents were caught 52 unawares (出其不意地) when they entered the room and were 53 by 130 guests yelling at the same time “Surprise!”

“My parents were truly 54 ,” says Don, now 31. “My parents say it was their best wedding anniversary ever. But they also 55 us that peaceful dinners with the family are pretty good, too.”

36．A．father	B．mother	C．parents	D．brothers
37．A．met	B．married	C．argued	D．separated
38．A．meeting	B．party	C．picnic	D．wedding
39．A．mention	B．regret	C．announce	D．inform
40．A．invite	B．force	C．cause	D．require
41．A．job	B．success	C．surprise	D．business
42．A．likely	B．friendly	C．able	D．honest
43．A．ceremony	B．anniversary	C．celebration	D．activity
44．A．already	B．yet	C．also	D．still
45．A．busy	B．relaxed	C．curious	D．puzzled
46．A．found out	B．thought of	C．rang up	D．called on
47．A．comments	B．plans	C．jokes	D．guesses
48．A．its	B．their	C．her	D．his
49．A．failed	B．arranged	C．tried	D．hurried
50．A．booked	B．bought	C．asked	D．borrowed
51．A．active	B．calm	C．quiet	D．happy
52．A．completely	B．foolishly	C．silently	D．finally
53．A．found	B．praised	C．greeted	D．noticed
54．A．interested	B．pleased	C．scared	D．shocked
55．A．request	B．promise	C．warn	D．remind

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