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Many children hope to grow up quickly and do what the adults do. But g 1. _ up is not easy. Sometimes all that is needed is someone to rely 2. . For many years, it was Mum. My mother was a career woman and had her 3. (自己的) problems to take care of, 4. when I needed her, she was always there. Her 5. (力量) came from somewhere I don't quite know, somewhere very deep. She was so strong that she would never 6. down, even if I went to her with all my little-boy problems and7. (喊) at her. She m 8. me stronger and gave me 9. (勇气) to try things others thought were impossible. A helping hand is always strong e 10. to lift you up.

1.growing

2.on

3.own

4.but

5.strength

6.break

7.shouted

8.made

9.courage

10.enough

【解析】这是一篇说明文，首先作者说长大并不是一件容易的事，后来又通过描述自己母亲，并描写母亲对自己成长的影响说明了成长需要鼓励，需要一双能够给予自己帮助的手。

1. children hope to grow up quickly and do what the adults do”可以看出。“很多小孩都想长大像大人那样，可是长大并不简单。

6. was so strong that she would never”so......that太.......以至于.....她太坚强以至于从不会示弱。

7. at sb“即使是我问他所有关于我的小问题或者对他大喊大叫”

10.

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