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Last summer, I took a part-time job for the first time in my life. I worked at a __ near my home for a whole month. I thought working in the restaurant would be the easiest job in the world. __ , I made some mistakes in the first few days of the work. I ___ a few glasses and cut my hands while I was washing dishes. And it was __ for me to hold a full plate with just one hand.

I was upset (不安的). “It will never rain roses,” my boss comforted me. “If we want to have roses, we must plant _ .”

His words were a big help for me. They showed me that the more I do, the better I’ll become.

Since that day, I have become more patient(耐心的） and willing to try ___ new. _ ___ in a restaurant taught me how to talk with my customers a polite way. The month soon came to an end. But I didn’t want to working. It was not because I got a high salary(工资), but I a lot from this experience. In a word, I think my time at the restaurant will be with me forever and bring me luck in the future.

1.A. cinema B. school C. hospital D. restaurant

2.A. But B. However C. Therefore D. although

3.A. beat B. drank C. broke D. caught

4.A. easy B. hard C. different D. important

5.A. it B. her C. him D. them

6.A. something B. everything C. anything D. nothing

7.A. Work B. Worked C. Working D. Job

8.A. up B. on C. in D. at

9.A. begin B. stop C. mind D. continue

10.A. lost B. forgot C. learned D. missed

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