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Terry Fox's future changed in 1977 when doctors told him there was cancer in his right knee£®To stop the spread of cancer, doctors amputated (½ØÖ«) most of his leg£®Fox learned how to use an artificial leg, and three weeks after the operation, he was walking£®

Terry Fox made a plan to raise money for cancer research by running across Canada£®His goal was to raise $1 from every Canadian£®People said it was a crazy idea but Terry could not be stopped£®He started his running on the Atlantic coast in Newfoundland in April 1980 and planned to finish on the Pacific coast in September£®

The people of Newfoundland were welcoming and generous£®Fox was treated to many meals at people's homes£®A small town of 10,000 people raised $10,000£®Fox ran about 45 km each day£®He ran through Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Quebec and Ontario£®As he ran he gave speeches about cancer and how the money he collected would go to finding a cure for cancer£®The 8,000 people in the town of Gravenhurst donated $14,000£®By the time he ran half-way across Canada he had raised $11.4 million£®

At the end of August he thought he was getting a bad cold and stopped running for a few days£®Doctors said the cancer had come back and was now in his lungs£®Terry went into hospital for treatment£®People kept donating money£®There were 24 million people in Canada in 1980£®Over $24 million had been raised by February 1981£®Terry had met his goal£®The treatment did not cure Terry£® He died on June 28, 1981£®That September, the first Terry Fox Run was held in Canada£®Terry Fox Runs are now held yearly in 60 countries and millions of people have taken part£®More than $ 360 million has been raised for cancer research£®The donations for cancer research don't stop£®His dream lives on£®

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¡¤He was born on July 28, 1958 in Canada£®

¡¤He worked hard at school and enjoyed playing baseball and basketball in his free time£®

¡¤He died of cancer on June 28, 1981£®

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¡¤In secondary school he won the Athlete of the Year Award£®

¡¤In 1977, cancer was found in his right knee and he 2. his right leg in the operation, but he was walking again three weeks later with an artificial leg£®

¡¤In April 1980, he started running from Newfoundland in the east of Canada all the way to the 3. coast to raise money for cancer research£®

¡¤In August 1980, doctor found the cancer had 4. and this time it was in his lungs£®

¡¤After he died, an event called Terry Fox Run is held 5. a year in 60 countries and millions of people have taken part£®

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I want to say again how much I enjoy the club. When I¡¯m older, I will make friends with younger students. Then, I can tell them all about school life and growing up.

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D. Surfing the Internet.

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C. History and English. D. Relaxing.

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C. Yes, he won the doubles. D. No, but he enjoyed watching it.

4.What does the writer want to learn?

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