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     Displaying charitable behavior can develop your children's sympathy and desire to give.  Sherry,
__1__,   began doing so when her daughter,   Tracy,   was 4.  She __2__ to Tracy that there were
many children whose parents couldn't afford to buy them toys,   and she might want to __3__ the toys,
and clothes she was "too big for",   and put them in a bag.  Tracy was __4__ to do this task,   and they
drove to a shelter __5__ by a local church.  Tracy carried the __6__ in.  __7__ Tracy became older,
they would carry out this tradition a few times a year.
      These activities showed Tracy that her mom was involved in helping the poor,   but __8__,   gave
her a chance to become involved.  Sometimes,   Tracy had a second thought about some toys she had
prepared to donate and decided to keep a few of them for herself.  This is fine.  __9__ children are
willing to give up some of their things,   they are on the right  10   .
      Getting your children involved doesn't   11 much time and effort.  Grace and Kal's children attended
a local public   12 that had a shelter.  Once a week,   both of them brought two   13 of food to
school for the shelter.  Every member of the   14 worked there a few hours once a month.  One evening
the family   15   dinner there,   and the meal   16   canned peach.  Many years has passed and their
younger daughter   17 recalls how good it made her feel when she was 4 and saw the    18 eating her
peaches.  Today,   all three kids continue to be active  19   .     20   their parents.

(     )1. A. for example
(     )2. A. recalled
(     )3. A. pick up
(     )4. A. discouraged
(     )5. A. run
(     )6. A. toys
(     )7. A. Because
(     )8. A. after all
(     )9. A. As far as
(     )10. A. track
(     )11. A. spend
(     )12. A. school
(     )13. A. bottles
(     )14. A. shelter
(     )15. A. ordered
(     )16. A. included
(     )17. A. hardly
(     )18. A. homesick
(     )19. A. volunteers
(     )20. A. Because

B. in other words
B. explained
B. show up
B. forced
B. carried out
B. clothes
B. When
B. above all
B. As long as
B. path
B. share
B. shelter
B. boxes
B. school
B. had
B. including
B. never
B. boys
B. students
B. But for

C. all in all
C. mentioned
C. set up
C. unwilling
C. belonged to
C. bag
C. With
C. at all
C. Even though
C. alternative
C. require
C. church
C. bags
C. family
C. cooked
C. contained
C. still
C. students
C. children
C. Thanks to

D. in a word
D. insisted
D. gather up
D. pleased
D. invented
D. task
D. As
D. as a matter of fact
D. While
D. choice
D. replace
D. meeting
D. cans
D. church
D. served
D. containing
D. merely
D. homeless
D. persons
D. Despite

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