I grew up knowing I wasdifferent, and I hated it. I wasborn with a cleft palate, andwhen I started school, my classmates made it ________to me how I must look to__________: a little girl with anugly lip, and garbled __________.31. A. surprising B. sure C. important D. clear32. A. classmates B. others C. myself D. friends32. A. language B. speech C. information D. conversation第 35 题答案clearothers本题暗示speech When schoolmates wouldask, “What happened to yourlip? ” I’d tell them I’d fallenand cut it on a piece of glass.Somehow it seemed more_____________ to have sufferedan accident than to havebeen ______ different. I wassure that no one outside my family would like me, oreven ________ me. Then I entered Mrs. Leonard’ssecond-grade class.34. A. reasonable B. possible C. acceptable D. believable35. A. born B. grown C. wounded D. diseased36. A. hate B. love C. envy D. observeacceptablebornlove Mrs Leonard was pretty, withshining brown hair and warm,dark, __________ eyes. Everyoneadmired and liked her. But noone __________ to love her morethan I did. The time came for the hearingtest which was given at ourschool every year. I could hardly__________ out of one ear and wasnot about to show something________ that would single me outas different. So I __________.37. A. sleepy B. smiling C. rolling D. strict38. A. went B. wanted C. came D. refused39. A. understand B. see C. sayD. hear40. A. wrong B. different C. else D. usual41. A. cried B. cheated C. lied D. pretened smilingcamehearelsecheated “ The whisper test ” requiredeach child to go to the classroomdoor, turn __________ , and close one ear with a finger, while theteacher whispered somethingfrom her desk, ____________ thechild repeated. Then the samefor the other ear. Nobody _________how tightly the untested ear was covered, so I just pretended tocover mine.42. A. sideways B. aside C. around D. forward43. A. when B. because C. which D. if44. A. discovered B. doubted C. tested D. checkedsidewayswhich定从checked __________, I was last. but all through the testingI ______________ what Mrs. Leonard might say to me.I knew from previous yearsthat the teacher whispered things like “ The sky isblue ” or “ Do you have new shoes? ”45. A. Unluckily B. Surprisingly C. As usual D. As a result46. A. doubted B. supposed C. considered D. wonderedAs usualwondered My time came. I turned my bad ______ toward her, blocking the other justenough to be able tohear. I __________,and then came thewords that God hadsurely put into her____________, sevenwords that changedmy __________ forever.47. A. faceB. back C. earD. lip48. A. stoodB. waited C. laughedD. nodded49. A. mouthB. ears C. eyesD. body50. A. luckB. test C. mindD. lifeearwaitedmouthlife Mrs. Leonard, the teacher I loved, said softly, “ I wish you were my little girl.”