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| The public schools I attended from 6th grade to 12th grade had amazing education programs for children with various handicaps (残疾)．They participated in the same programs along with us in classes __1__ gym,biology,history,and I never heard anyone with a(n) __2__ get teased or made fun of． I was close __3__ with a darling girl named Vanessa who had Down syndrome (唐氏综合症) ．I was __4__ to see Jeff,another boy with Down syndrome working at a local store a few years after we__5__． Three years after I graduated from Murray High School,my __6__ was a senior student and was chosen as a finalist for Homecoming Queen．Among the 10 __7__ were two  girls with disabilities．Shellie had Down syndrome,and April suffered from mental disabilities due to a __8__ trouble she had in her childhood．Since __9__ education students usually stayed for a few extra years,I too knew Shellie when I __10__ Murray High． The finalists went to the gym floor together with their __11__ or friends．When Shellie and April __12__ out,the crowd rose to their feet,__13__and clapping． Shellie's parents tried to prepare her for the possibility of not __14__,but it was unnecessary． Murray High School __15__a lovely girl with Down syndrome their 1997 Homecoming Queen that night．And you know what? There wasn't a dry __16__ in the audience．I'll never __17__ Shellie's little face,shining beneath her bright crown．April's face was shinning too,__18__she was crowned an attendant． Whenever I feel that all of the __19__ things that happen in the world seem to be winning,I just open my old sheet of newspa  per of that day and __20__ the whole story again．Hope in humanitymakes everything feel better． | |||
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B．except B．ability B．relatives B．proud B．practised B．little brother B．volunteers B．breast B．young B．visited B．classmates B．walked B．cheering B．understanding B．treated B．hand B．forget B．though B．impossible B．write |
C．for C．difficulty C．friends C．likely C．graduated C．elder sister C．judges C．leg C．excellent C．attended C．teachers C．looked C． laughing C．winning C．taught C．foot C．imagine C．as C．terrible C．read |
D．with D．disability D．workmates D．lucky D．married D．little sister D．patients D．waist D．special D．reached D．brothers D．stood D．dancing D．caring D．acc epted D．body D．recognize D．if D．important D．edit |
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A poor traveler who was feeling 1 stopped under a tree by the roadside and began to eat the 2 rice which he had brought with him. Nearby there was a small shop 3 of which a woman was frying fish and 4 it.
She suddenly caught 5 him and an idea came to her. when the man was about to leave, she shouted 6 , “You haven't 7 me for the fried fish, sir.” “Why, but I haven't had your fish,” he said in surprise. “But everybody can see you have 8 the smell,” shouted the woman. “If you had not 9 my fish, your meal would not 10 so 11 !”
Soon a crowd gathered 12 they wanted to help him, they had to admit（承认）the wind was 13 from the shop to where he had eaten, so that it had 14 the smell of the fried fish to him.
Finally, the woman 15 the man to the judge. The judge asked the woman, “How much does your fried fish 16 ?”“Then go 17 together,” said the judge. There in the sunlight, the judge told the man to take out and hold a coin of twenty-five cents so that its shadow fell onto the woman's 18 He then said to the woman, “Take it. It's the price of the smell of your fried fish. He's smelt your fish. In return he has already paid 19for that.” And it was the 19 of a twenty-five-cent coin.
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A poor traveler who was feeling 1 stopped under a tree by the roadside and began to eat the 2 rice which he had brought with him. Nearby there was a small shop 3 of which a woman was frying fish and 4 it.
She suddenly caught 5 him and an idea came to her. when the man was about to leave, she shouted 6 , “You haven't 7 me for the fried fish, sir.” “Why, but I haven't had your fish,” he said in surprise. “But everybody can see you have 8 the smell,” shouted the woman. “If you had not 9 my fish, your meal would not 10 so 11 !”
Soon a crowd gathered 12 they wanted to help him, they had to admit（承认）the wind was 13 from the shop to where he had eaten, so that it had 14 the smell of the fried fish to him.
Finally, the woman 15 the man to the judge. The judge asked the woman, “How much does your fried fish 16 ?”“Then go 17 together,” said the judge. There in the sunlight, the judge told the man to take out and hold a coin of twenty-five cents so that its shadow fell onto the woman's 18 He then said to the woman, “Take it. It's the price of the smell of your fried fish. He's smelt your fish. In return he has already paid 19for that.” And it was the 19 of a twenty-five-cent coin.
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