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youcan，mysonsaid．

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Beforehelefttheroom，Igavehimabig（9）andsaidthankyou．Hehasno

ideathathisquestionhaschangedthe（10）ofmylife．I'

mreadyforthe

possibilities（可能的事）andI'

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enoughtimeto（8）alltheladies．

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Iloveyou，

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Arrivingatthecampsite，weweredivided

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（2）andacompass（指南针）．Standing

nexttoasmallriver，Fanny（3）campinginthegrassyareanearby．However，our

instructor，Mr．Lee，pointedoutthatitmightfloodifitrained．Intheend，wefounda（4）area．Puttingupthetentwasveryhard．（5），Mr．Leehelpedus

alot．

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washappening．Somecowshaveeatenourbreakfast!

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othergroupdid．Weallfeltveryproudofourselves．

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4．Itwasacoldmorning，justrighttorelaxinthesun．

Madam!

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（1）whatwashappeningand

Ramu，myhousekeeper，pointedtoa（n）

（2）wildpigthatwaseatingcornsinmy

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llbagit．

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sbodyand

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shownonmyface．Icannotkillthepig，madam．I'

llleaveitinthewoods．

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field．Wait!

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sjustgoingtocomeback．

Ramuturnedbacktome．Ifthepigcomesback，we'

llcatchitagain，madam．

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followingaman．Itwasfunny，wasn'

tit？

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intothewoods．

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trulyunderstoodthevalueoflife．

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mostpeople

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tsopopular（3）．Inthe1960s，runnersweremostlyathletes

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Hey，what'

sthehurryfor？

ortheymightsayto（5），Ishecrazy？

Atthattime，

womenalmost（6）ran．

Buttodayallthesehave（7）．Menandwomenofallagesenjoy

（8）．Earlyinthemorning，atnoon，orintheeveninginbigcitiesandinthe

countryside，alloverheworld，youcanseepeoplerunning﹣menandwomen，oldand

young．Peoplerun（9）﹣alongthebeachesorriverbanks，inparks，downquietstreets

insmalltownsoratthegym．Somepeople（10）runintheirlivingroom．

Now，ifyouareasofapotato，pleasestandupandjoinrunning!

Youaresuretolivea

betterlife．

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D．exercisemoreC

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（1）touch．Orwhataboutbeingbornwithoutlegs？

Havingno

（2）to

dance，walk，run，orevenstandontwofeet．Nowputbothofthosescenestogether：

no

armsandnolegs．Howwouldthat（3）one'

severydaylife？

NickVujiciccameintotheworldwithneitherarmsnorlegs．Imaginehowsadhis

parentsfeltwhentheysawtheirbabybeingwhattheworldwouldconsidernot（4）．Littledidtheyknowthatthisbeautifuldisabledbabywouldonedaybe

someonewhowouldencouragepeoplefromallwalksoflife．

InhischildhoodNickdealtwiththechallengeofself﹣respect，andfeltvery（5）．AsNickgrewuphelearnedtodealwithhisdisabilityandstartedtobeableto

domoreandmorethingsonhisown．Hemanagedtofindwaystoachievetasksthatmost

peoplecouldonlydobyusingtheirlimbs（四肢），suchascleaningteeth，（6）hair，

typingonacomputer，etc．Astimewentby，Nickbegantoaccepthis（7）and

achievegreaterthings．

Nickgraduatedfromuniversitythroughhishardworkbytheageof19，Nickhadstarted

to（8）hisdreamofencouragingothersbytellinghisstory．Hefoundthepurposeof

hislife．Nowat27yearso