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---- How come your father can read books in German?

---- Well, he _________ on a project with some German engineers for 3 years when he was young.

　　　 A. worked　　　 B. was working　　 C. had worked　　　　 D. would work

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In 2001, her right ear was fitted with a cochlear implant --- electronic equipment that provides a sense of 40 for people who are completely deaf. Seven years later, another was fitted in her 41 ear. The doctors played us a model of what music would sound like to Holly --- I was horrified 42 it was just white noise.

“Holly will hear music,” I 43 saying to myself. I tried to put what had gone wrong right, so we constantly 44 words and sounds to her. She has been having lessons since she was seven . she’s 45 all the time. I’m always surprised by just how much better she does.

When she 46 a national piano competition, the adjudicator 47 Holly for appearing to listen to the sounds she was making --- her whole body, he said to us, was 48 in the process of making music.

I 49 that the model we originally heard of how music sounds with a cochlear implant isn’t 50 holly hears it. The brain is complex and adapts to many 51 ;in some way, Holly has made 52 of it all. She loves life. She doesn’t think about what happened to her and says 53 , “I don’t want to talk about bad things. Let’s talk about good things.”

I was determined that her life would not be 54 by a miserable event, but never imagined that she could 55 what she has. I can only describe this as a miracle.

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A. asleep B. ill C. silent D. short

A. partly B. nearly C. deeply D. totally

A. accident B. disease C. shock D. surprise

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A. suffering B. crying C. working D. improving

A. entered B. quitted C. lost D. visited

A. asked B. cared C. praised D. thanked

A. considered B. contained C. invited D. involved

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A. when B. how C. whether D. why

A. states B. positions C. places D. situations

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When I was in Germany, one day at Christmas-time I went to a post office to send a letter. To my (36)______ I found people queuing some paces away from the person at the savings deposit window.

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