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2018年4月8日 一、完形填空 People who have special needs for children understand that even small success means a lot. We’ve learned to respect people who work very hard to do ____1____ things, like learning to tie shoes. My eight-year-old son, Brian, wanted to win an award(奖，奖金) by learning to tie his own shoes. He was given ten days to prepare for the goal. Because Brian has Down syndrome(唐氏综合症), our whole family ________ him. Days passed and he could not do it and he cried. We cried with him. The day came for the meeting. We were worried about our lack of ability to teach such a simple task and spoke ____3____ about not taking him to the meeting that night. We didn’t want to make him sad. I nearly opened my ____4____ to tell him that it wasn’t important for him to learn to tie his shoes. But before I did that, his older sister ____5____ a new idea. ＂Brian,＂ she softly asked, ＂why don’t you try closing your eyes? See if you can tie your shoes in your imagination. That way, if you get up to go someplace early before the sun comes up, you can tie your shoes in the ____6____ .＂ Brian sat, with eyes closed, and tied his shoes perfectly. We looked at each other excitedly. And then we ________ to his meeting. Brian went first. He, with eyes closed, ____8____ an award that might weight more than an Olympic Gold Medal. Tears of joy fell. Brian turned something difficult into something ordinary, small and simple. When he found a new ____9____ to solve the problem, it became an important event because it was really difficult for him. We all cheered for him. Brian still ties his shoes as his big sister suggested so many years ago. Since then, I believe that when things get difficult and I can’t find a solution to a problem, I just close my eyes and find a ____10____ way. 1. A. strange B. simple C. creative D. difficult 2. A. stopped B. fed C. found D. taught 3. A. quietly B. excitedly C. happily D. loudly 4. A. mouth B. e