I was fifteen months old, a happy kid until the day I fell. It was a    1    fall. I landed on a glass rabbit which cut my eye badly enough to make it blind. Trying to save the eye, the doctors stitched（縫合） the eyeball together where it was    2   , leaving a big ugly scar（疤痕） in the middle of my eye. The attempt    3   , but my mother, in all of her wisdom, found another doctor who knew that if the eye were removed    4   , my face would grow up badly distorted（扭曲）,    5    my scarred, sightless, cloudy and gray eye lived on with me. As I grew, this sightless eye in so many ways    6    me.

I walked with my face looking at the    7    so that people would not see the    8  me. Yet my mother would say to me, at every turn, “Hold your head up high and    9    the world. If you hold your head up high, it will be OK, and people will see your    10    soul.” She continued this    11    whenever I was trying to hide.

Mama’s words were of great help for me to face the world    12   . As a teenager, even though I tended to look down to hide my shame, I found that sometimes when I held my head up high and let people know me, they    13    me. In high school, I was    14    both academically and socially. I was    15    elected class president. My mother’s words helped me begin to realize that by letting people look at my face, I let them   16    the intelligence and beauty behind both eyes, even if they couldn’t see it on the    17   .

Now I’m a happy wife and great mother. The message “Hold your head up high,” has been  18    many times in my    19    home. Each of my children has felt    20   Invitation, and the gift my mother gave me has lived on in another generation.

1．A．surprising             B．sudden               C．big                     D．bad

2．A．separated              B．destroyed            C．cut                     D．hurt

3．A．failed                   B．tried                   C．succeeded          D．managed

4．A．quickly                 B．entirely               C．carefully              D．slowly

5．A．then                     B．if                        C．still                    D．so

6．A．protected              B．a(chǎn)ffected              C．stopped             D．interrupted

7．A．floor                    B．world                 C．front                  D．people

8．A．shy                      B．elderly                C．ugly                   D．strange

9．A．deal with              B．see                     C．laugh at              D．face

10．A．different             B．beautiful             C．lonely                 D．honest

11．A．sentence             B．passage              C．opinion               D．message

12．A．bravely               B．proudly               C．simply                D．fairly

13．A．disliked               B．liked                   C．hated                  D．noticed

14．A．comfortable        B．valuable              C．successful          D．special

15．A．nearly                 B．even                   C．hardly                D．still

16．A．touch                 B．observe              C．watch                D．recognize

17．A．surface               B．outing                 C．head                   D．scar

18．A．discussed           B．heard                  C．talked                 D．written

19．A．brave                 B．peaceful              C．sweet                 D．exciting

20．A．their                   B．my                     C．its                      D．her

1—5 DCABD   6—10 BACDB     11—15 DABCB     16—20 DABCC

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