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The girl from Tennessee was standing on the stage of a drama summer camp. It was a beautiful day, but the girl didn’t feel ________ . Since she was six, Reese had wanted to be a ________. All summer long she had been acting, ________ and singing. Despite three years of ________ , at the end of the camp her coaches told her to ________ about singing. She took their words to ________ . After all, why shouldn’t she ________ the professionals (專業(yè)人士)? But back at home, her parents ________ her to never give up. So she worked hard at every ________ and was accepted by the Acting Department of Stanford University. At age 19, she got a ________ in a low-budget movie called Freeway.

She ________, “If you aren’t so attractive, play to your strengths. If you’re going to ________ it in this business, focus on what you’re good at. ________ yourself.”

And then came the offer —________ the wife of country star Johnny Cash. The singing role she had ________ dreamed of. All of a sudden the old fears were back. She was so ________ on the stage, and she would go backstage after a singing scene and ________ . But she didn’t give up on the movie or herself. ________, she spent six months taking singing lessons. And the hard work built up her ________ .

Last March, Reese walked up on another ________ and accepted the Oscar as Best Actress for her heartbreaking and heartwarming singing role as June Carter Cash in the movie Walk the Line.

1.A. good B. content C. anxious D. calm

2.A. teacher B. director C. doctor D. singer

3.A. writing B. travelling C. dancing D. racing

4.A. experiments B. lessons C. imagination D. observation

5.A. forget B. worry C. care D. think

6.A. practice B. heart C. memory D. sight

7.A. appreciate B. serve C. understand D. believe

8.A. allowed B. helped C. encouraged D. persuaded

9.A. program B. project C. career D. subject

10.A. position B. challenge C. part D. prize

11.A. guessed B. reported C. suggested D. decided

12.A. make B. keep C. enjoy D. follow

13.A. Save B. Show C. Comfort D. Reward

14.A. playing B. protecting C. supporting D. convincing

15.A. almost B. never C. always D. recently

16.A. nervous B. serious C. friendly D. negative

17.A. interview B. shake C. complain D. promise

18.A. Simple B. Therefore C. Otherwise D. Again

19.A. patience B. business C. confidence D. force

20.A. street B. stage C. road D. Bank

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