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Merril Bingham passed away in February 2016. He was a(n)______to me in many ways. He retired(退休)four years ago. Before his retirement we remained close an talked _______. Among the many things that______me that him was his devotion to family and model of fatherhood.

Merril was quite an athlete and he developed a love for_______which lasted his entire life. As I attended Merril’s funeral(葬礼), I was more impressed than ever at the______he played as a father to 8 children, who spoke at the funeral and______stories about their dad. I must _____ that, as I sat there, I wondered_____ my children would have as many great memories of their dad as Merril’s ______did of him.

One daughter remembered that the morning she was to _____, her dad was up early in the kitchen. When she came into the kitchen, he said, “Hey, you’re getting married today! Take it easy! What do you want for breakfasts?” He then made a ______breakfast and they enjoyed it together, making her _____.

A son talked about fishing trips and ______as they worked in the yard together. He _______the importance of having the open, communicative relationship that ______him to have confidence in his dad. This son also developed a love for golf and talked about loving the time when he could ______9 or 18 holes with his dad together.

The memories of the children were about time_______together, not about money, or things that______less. I need to share my faith with my children in a(n)_____ way. Being overbearing(霸道的)doesn’t work, _______being a loving example of a father does.

1.A. helper B. hero C. example D. educator

2.A. frequently B. loudly C. patiently D. continuously

3.A. attracted B. interested C. shocked D. impressed

4.A. basketball B. golf C. football D. volleyball

5.A. games B. role C. jokes D. sport

6.A. read B. made C. shared D. wrote

7.A. admit B. prove C. confirm D. imagine

8.A. how B. why C. if D. that

9.A. friends B. daughters C. sons D. kids

10.A. settle down B. move off C. graduate D. marry

11.A. big B. quick C. simple D. balanced

12.A. modest B. relaxed C. satisfied D. quiet

13.A. bargaining B. chatting C. arguing D. observing

14.A. considered B. guessed C. realized D. accepted

15.A. allowed B. forced C. persuaded D. requested

16.A. play B. dig C. cover D. find

17.A. killed B. spent C. wasted D. saved

18.A. brought B. required C. cost D. mattered

19.A. organized B. strict C. open D. easy

20.A. so B. for C. and D. but

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