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I was on my lunch break in the city£¬enjoying a salad at an outdoor cafe£¬when a shabby homeless lady came walking towards me£®She was yelling and 36 everyone who walked past her for spare 37 and she looked like a mess£®My 38 reaction was fear£®£®£®to close off and hope she didn¡¯t come near me£¬but she did£®1 was on the plone and when she 39 yelling£¬I said£¬¡°I¡¯m on the phone£¬¡±in the nicest way I could£¬assuring myself what she needed was a lesson in 40 . She walked away ,mumbing (×ÔÑÔ×ÔÓï)£¬¡±I¡¯m 41 you . I¡¯m sorry , I¡¯m sorry. I¡¯ll leave¡±. And she turned the corner.
42 , I would fee relieved or satisfied, but something in me couldn¡¯t 43 . Without another thought, I looked in my 44 for the spare change I had, Even I started searching through my entire purse, the pockets, everything-for all of the change I could 45 find to give.
I got up and walked towards this lady and gave her all I 46 £®She held my hand and said£¬¡°Thank you!¡±Her hand was 47 and dirty£¬but I didn¡¯t mind 48 her hand£®1 wanted to be there for her for some reason£¬when normally I would 49 the other way£®She looked at me and said£¬¡°Will you touch my face?¡¯¡¯And for some reason£¬I did£®I put my hand on her cheek and she started to 50 . I chould 51 it was as if she had not been touched by a loving, soft hand in ages, 52 . and so I held it there, trying to 53 her with my heart open. It was powerful
She thanked me and walked away quietly, And I walked away with an open heart, trying to
54 sense of what had just hppened, It changed somehting in me and has made me want to be a 55 operson to the people I meet during my day.
36.A greeting B£®praising C£®applying D£®begging
37 A change B£®room C£®clothes D£®food
38 A usual B instant C£®1ast D£®general
39 A came cross B£®came out C£®came over D£®came through
40 A attitude B£®trouble C£®practice D£®manners
41 A calling B hurting C£®annoying D£®abusing
42 A Fortunately B£®Normally C£¬Luckily D Unfortunately
43 A rest B£®appear C£®enjoy D£®exist
44 A car B£®table C£®wallet D seat
45 A necessarily B possibly C£®delierately D£®certainly
46A earned B£®searched C£®found D£®mad¡£
47 A soft B rough C£®1arge D£®neat
48 A washing B£®waving C£®wiping D£®holding
49 A lead B£®set C£®turn D£®show
50 A cry B£®1augh C£®yell D£®shout
5l A expect B sense C£®know D£®1earn
52.A if necessary B£®if any C£®if so D£®if ever
53 A persuade B£®comfort C£®entertain D£®amuse
54 A take B£®get C catch D£®make
55 A kinder B£®richer C£®wiser D£®happier
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