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| 完形填空 At high school, I was a few months younger than most of my friends. Usually it didn't 1 __. But turning 16 was 2__. One by one, my friends celebrated their birthdays by getting a learner's _3 __ to drive. Meanwhile I was still stuck in the _4 seat of my mom's car, dreaming of the day when I'd be _5__ to take the wheel. The age for getting a driver's license _6__ in the US. In states like South Dakota, a person can get a learner's permit at age 14 and a 7_ only three months later. In my state, Massachusetts, we can get a learner's permit on our 8_ birthday, then wait six months 9_ getting a driver's license. The _10 culture in the US is big, so getting a driver's license is an important ritual (仪式) for many _11 . It means freedom, _12 , and control. I _13 a driver's education class. I also took driving lessons on the roads around my town. My instructor was a _14 woman who never said much to me 15 : "Put on your turn signal (转弯信号灯). Turn left. Check your mirrors." After six months, I was feeling pretty _16 about my driving skills. I knew how to drive on highways, at night and in the snow. I could back up in a straight line. Still, on the day of my driver's test, I was 17 . When I got into the car, I saw that the person giving me the test was a big, tough-looking man. "I'm not going to be 18 on you," he said. "Let's go!" I took a deep breath and _19 the engine. I 20 the test that day, and have been driving ever since. | ||||
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