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     Susan had long blonde hair and big blue eyes. So did most of the other   1   in her school class, which
troubled her a lot. "I look like everyone else! I'm not special! I'm boring!" Susan   2   to her mother.
     She decided to try to make herself look   3  . She painted big pink spots on her neck and when she didn't
get attention, she stuck a long plastic nose on top of her real nose. Nobody noticed that,   4  . She took ink
(Ä«Ë®) and poured it all over her   5  . She wore clown (С³ó) clothes to school and stuck leaves in her ears. 
  6   no matter what she did, she still didn't get any   7   and nobody thought she was special.
     One morning her   8   went to wake her up and told her to get ready for school. She made Susan   9   the
ink out of her hair and clean her neck. "I'm not going to school  10 ! I'm boring!" She buried (Âñ²Ø) her head 
 11  the quilt and cried.
     "Susan," her mother said, "you are different. You are unique (¶ÀÒ»ÎÞ¶þ) and special.  12  in the world looks
just like you. Some people have blonde hair like you and some have blue eyes like you, but none of them has
your smile or the twinkle in your eyes or your pink face. Nobody laughs like you, either. Now  13  and get ready
for school."
     Susan went to school that day and looked at all the other kids in her class. " Mom was  14  Nobody looks
just like me." Susan smiled. "I am special. I am unique and I am not  15 !"
(     )1.A. children    
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(     )3.A. beautiful   
(     )4.A. too         
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(     )7.A. attention   
(     )8.A. father      
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(     )15.A. moving     
B. boys        
B. listened    
B. simple      
B. either      
B. nose        
B. So          
B. help        
B. mother      
B. wash        
B. next week   
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W: Were you busy last weekend, Steven?
M: Yes. I was writing a book about a kind of animal. How about you, Susan?
W: Me too. I looked after my daughter. She was riding home when it rained last Tuesday. So she had a
bad cold.
M: I am sorry to hear that. How is your daughter now?
W: She is feeling very well right now and is reading at home.
M: That sounds good. Oh, I have got a wonderful CD.It¡¯s Titanic. Very exciting.
W: I know it. It¡¯s a famous film.
M: Please take it to your daughter. I know she loves reading. I think she will love it.
W: Thanks so much, Steven.
M: You are welcome.Last    1     Steven was writing a book and Susan had to look after her
daughter,     2    her daughter was ill. Now her daughter is    3    and is    4    . Steven gave her a very    5    .

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     "That' not very much." answered Susan. "I know a __9__ . It gets five kilos a day."
     "Oh, that can't be true!" answered Carol. " __10_ , baby is it?" "An elephant's," said Susan.

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(    ) 3. A. sorry   
(    ) 4. A. Carol   
(    ) 5. A. and     
(    ) 6. A. girls   
(    ) 7. A. answered
(    ) 8. A. brother 
(    ) 9. A. child   
(    ) 10. A. Whose           
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B. Carol's sister
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D. or              
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