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Life is just a blank cloth---you can paint a beautiful scene, or you can paint black ghosts (¹í) and dangerous people. 34 You can make a beautiful dream or a bad dream.
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C. If you pour beauty into life, it is beautiful. D. It's up to you.
E. No! Life is just an opportunity. F. Life is not what you think it is. G. Beauty is a creation; so is ugliness.
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It occurred to me that I might not have come to 38 life as I do now if I hadn¡¯t been blind. My parents and my teachers saw something 39 me, and they made me want to 40 against blindness.
The hardest 41 I had to learn was to believe in myself. If I hadn¡¯t been able to do that, I would have 42 down and become a chair rocker for the rest of my life. When I say 43 in myself, I am not talking about 44 the kind of self-confidence that 45 me down an unfamiliar staircase alone. But I mean something bigger than that: I am a real positive person 46 imperfections.
It took me years to obtain this 47 . It had to start with the 48 . Once a man gave me an indoor 49 . ¡°I can¡¯t use this,¡± I said. ¡°Take it with you,¡± he 50 me, ¡°and
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All my life I have set a series of goals and then tried to reach them, one at a time. I had to learn my 54 . I would fail sometimes anyway but on the average I made 55 . 36A. clearly . 37A. so . 38A. love . 39A. of . 40A. get . 41A. method . 42A. broken . 43A. courage . 44A. firmly . 45A. stops . 46A. despite . 47A. descripti. on 48
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As an adult, she tried hard to become American¡¯s first woman architect (½¨Öþʦ). Young architects at that time 56 (usual) learned their skills by working in the drafting rooms of professional architects. Most architects didn¡¯t want women working for them. But Louise 57 (manage) to make a well-known architect give her a chance.
She worked 58 six in the morning to six in the evening. She wasn¡¯t paid much. 59 she learned a lot as she worked, and her employer allowed her to use 60 (he) large library. In 1881, after five years of work and study, Louise set up her own office. She advertised, ¡°The first 61 (profession) woman architect in the country 62 (be) ready for business.¡±
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Louise believed that she should not be limited to designing private 63 (home) just because she was a woman. She looked for a variety of jobs and designed storage buildings, factories and schools. She did very well, inspiring other women 64 (become) architects. She often spoke out for 65 fair treatment of women and equal pay for equal work.
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68. The stranger spoke in such a f__________ voice that the frightened child began to cry.
69. The boss dismissed the e__________ immediately he saw him smoking in the office. 70. At last, he was reduced to b___________ on the streets, homeless.
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72. Please give him my __________ (congratulate) when you see him.
73. Millions of elderly people live in __________ (poor) in that developing country. 74. ___________
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76. Consul General Gao delivered a welcome speech to all the American __________
(adopt) families and the Chinese children.
77. __________ (tour) is a large industry in many countries.
78. But in reality it can cause serious __________ (injure), when broken glass is washed up on the beach.
79. India became ___________ (depend) from the United Kingdom in 1947.
80. He was __________ (suppose) to go home on the last bus, but of course the accident
prevented him.
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