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| 完形填空 I heard a story about two workers who were interviewed by a reporter.The reporter asked the first worker,"What are you doing?" His __1__ was to __2__ that he was almost a slave,an underpaid bricklayer who spent his days __3__his time,placing bricks on the __4__of one another. The reporter asked the second worker the same question.His response,__5__,was quite different."I'm the __6__ person in the world," he said."I get to be a part of important and beautiful pieces of architecture; I help turn simple pieces of brick into fine and delicate masterpieces." They were both __7__.The truth is,we see in life what we want to see.If you search for __8__,you'll find __9__of it.If you want to find __10__ with other people,your career,or the world in general,you'll certainly be able to do so and find life is unfair to you always. But the __11__ is also true.If you look for the extraordinary in the __12__,you can train yourself to see it.The question is,can you? Can you see extraordinary things that exist in our world,the extraordinary beauty of nature and the incredible miracle of human life? There is so much to be __13__ for,so much to respect. Life is precious and extraordinary.__14__ your attention on this fact and little,ordinary things will __15__ on a whole new meaning. | ||||
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