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| One of the most common questions parents ask me is,"How,in this competitive world,can you raise kind children?" My answer is "to begin by being a__1__adult"．When your child__2__you go the extra mile to help a friend, he will naturally__3__this as the right way to live. We are mirrors for our__4__.When children observe our examples of kindness,they'll know __5__to begin.One day,I mentioned that I had a __6__,and my 8yearold daughter__7__upstairs to run a bath for me.You know who__8__her stomachaches in just such a way. Kindness is a quality that isn't often__9__in our schools, so we must make a strong effort to acknowledge(认可)it __10__.A busy mother I know is making a(an)__11__to acknowledge her young son's kindness.She says,"Once I was with my son on a bus, and he sat next to a classmate using a wheelchair, I was amazed at__12__helpful and considerate he was, and I was __13__ to praise him when we got home." Kindness,compassion(同情),and love__14__from understanding and respect, and in turn create more of__15__.It would help to acknowledge kids' thoughtfulness instead of __16__ competition.In an achievementoriented(成绩导向型)culture,we may focus more__17__grades and sports victories than on__18__of the heart.__19__the time to acknowledge kind actions as having true worth.We can__20 kindness in our everyday lives,for example, by creating a"kindness board"． | |||
| ( )1.A.normal ( )2.A.sees ( )3.A.think ( )4.A.students ( )5.A.when ( )6.A.headache ( )7.A.walked ( )8.A.had treated ( )9.A.given ( )10.A.in public ( )11.A.plan ( )12.A.what ( )13.A.quick ( )14.A.leave ( )15.A.both ( )16.A.increasing ( )17.A.in ( )18.A.weight ( )19.A.Spend ( )20.A.push |
B．knowledgeable B．watches B．consider B．kids B．why B．fever B．moved B．was treating B．rewarded B．in secret B．trick B．how B．late B．give B．none B．reducing B．with B．values B．Cost B．form |
C．selfless C．stares C．respect C．parents C．where C．cold C．rushed C．has treated C．received C．at home C．promise C．so C．slow C．make C．neither C．preventing C．for C．easiness C．Waste C．throw |
D．kind D．inspects D．look D．adults D．what D．stomachache D．stepped D．would treat D．accepted D．on a bus D．effort D．such D．sorry D．grow D．all D．filling D．on D．satisfaction D．Take D．make |
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