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　　Once there was a girl in my class that I thought was beautiful and smart．I believed that she was perfect．When the time for my birthday came, I 　　1　　 her to my party, and she came．

　　A few months 　　2　　, it was her birthday．I got a special scarf for her．Thinking about how happy she would be to receive my gift made me so 　　3　　．

　　I asked her when her birthday party was going to be．She replied, "　　4　　 do you want to know? You're not invited．You're just a dog with glasses!"

　　I felt really 　　5　　 when she said that．I just stood there looking at her．Everyone standing by her came to stand next to me．Then we all 　　6　　．

　　That day, I figured out that even if someone looks perfect, there is a very good possibility that they aren't．When it comes to perfection, it's how someone treats you that is more 　　7　　 than how they look．

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　　On the morning of May 2,1980, Rosalie Warren received the envelope(信封)with her grades(等级)in it．As she 　　1　　 it, Warren wanted to know whether her hundreds of 　　2　　 of studying had paid off．They had．

　　“I 　　3　　 five As,”she still remembers the moment happily．“I 　　4　　 fell on the floor．”

　　Warren was born on August 29,1900．Two years 　　5　　 she entered(进入)high school, her father died．Warren had to leave school for factory work to help support(支撑)her 　　6　　．Warren was a person who always 　　7　　 school．In 1975, when she was 75, she learned about Suffolk University's(大学的)tuition-free(免学费的)program．

　　Now she has not 　　8　　 learning．“It's my 　　9　　 to go to school,”she says．Nancy Stoll, head of students, says,“Warren is a good 　　10　　 for our younger students－that learning is a lifetime activity(活动)…”

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