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I like drawing. It does bring me happiness.
As a kid, I was keen on those lines and curves drawn on paper made into animals and scenes. It really could show beauty to people and express my feelings. And then I took a course so that I could get close to it and see it well. But at that time, I just did it for fun.
Years went by, I got into a long period of time filled with pressure in study. And I found it so good a way to relax. It did not any longer play an unimportant role in my living, but became my friend.
Since that time, I have felt it like a nice person deep in my heart who can talk with me with true words and make me happy with life. This is my hobby, not just a hobby, but also a true friend.
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I was moved when I heard these words. What I had never thought was that a small thing had a big influence on my kids. It proved(Ö¤Ã÷) that they were in my heart. And distance (¾àÀë) couldn't s them from their father. To my satisfaction£¬ they feel ¡°love¡± of their father. This v experience encouraged me to continue to do the small things to be a responsible father.
As fathers get much busier and have to work longer hours, they usually pay l attention to the small things. Don't miss the good chances to let your kids see how important they are.
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Peter kept his eyes on the ground. He felt like there was a heavy weight on his shoulders£¨¼ç°ò£© on his way home. How could he __________scoring that goal(½øÇò) ? He let all his teammates_________. His team had lost the game because of him.

As soon as he walked through the door, his father asked, "What's wrong, son?" Peter¡¯s __________were written all over his face. ¡°I lost the game,¡± Peter replied. Then he went into his room without another word. Ten minutes later, Peter heard his father knocking(ÇÃ) on his bedroom door. He opened the door to let him in. ¡°Look, Peter. I don¡¯t know what happened. But whatever it was, don¡¯t be too______on yourself.¡± Peter said, ¡°I lost the game, dad. They¡¯ll probably _______let me play again.¡±¡°Soccer is about team ________. You¡¯re not the only reason your team lost. If you have a good team, you should____each other.

Besides, winning or losing is only half the game. The other half is learning how to communicate(½»Á÷) with your teammates and learning from your __________.¡± said his father. What his father said made Peter think carefully.

The next day Peter went to soccer practice with courage( ÓÂ Æø ). ¡°Hey, guys,¡± he said to his teammates. ¡°I¡¯m really sorry about yesterday. I think if we keep on working together as a team, we¡¯re going to __________the next one.¡± To his surprise, his teammates all nodded(µãÍ·) in agreement. ¡°Yeah,¡± they said, ¡°don¡¯t worry about it. It¡¯s never just one person¡¯s problem. We should think about how we can do it better next time. Peter smiled. It made him feel __________to know that he was on a winning team.

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She was three, just came back from a hospital after brain surgery (ÄÔ²¿ÊÖ Êõ) with no hair. I was happy to see her back. My little ¡°Mr. Clean¡± and I went to the shopping mall.

¡°Daddy, can I get a gift?¡± ¡°OK, but just one,¡± I said. I asked her what she wanted. Without thinking twice, she said ¡°An ice-cream comb(Êá×Ó) from the ice-cream store.¡±

At the end of the road, she found something new£­a big fountain(ÅçȪ£©.¡°Daddy, can I make a wish?¡± she jumped with joy. ¡°Sure honey, but that will be your gift you know,¡± I told her. She agreed.

I put a coin in her hand. She closed her eyes and made her wish. ¡°Can you tell Daddy what you wished for?¡± She answered, ¡°I wished I could get an ice- cream comb.¡± Finally, she got her wish, and two gifts.

I knew that my beautiful girl would soon be on a long road of surgeries, special schools, endless treatments and end up paralyzed(Âé±Ô) on her right side.

Today, she is almost seventeen. She can't use her right hand and walks with a limp(õËÐÐ). But each year she shows improvement. She is planning a job in early childhood education. With one year before finishing high school, she and I planned all the subjects she would need to take in college. It was her idea. You see that ¡°giving up¡± was never a choice to her.

¡¾1¡¿Why did the writer call her daughter ¡°Mr. Clean¡±?

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¡¾2¡¿What was the little girl¡¯s wish?

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¡¾3¡¿How did the girl feel when she saw the fountain?

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¡¾4¡¿Is the writer¡¯s daughter as healthy as other common girls now?

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¡¾5¡¿What spirit do the writer¡¯s daughter and Aron Ralston (the man in Unit 1 who cut off his arm to save himself )have in common?

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