A few years ago，I went to Disneyland with my sister and her two children.At that time，they were probably 10 and 8.
We were walking down the main street to go across to Downtown Disney when John，the younger of my two nephews，（1）DD walking.He stood there for a few seconds with his eyes looking across the（2）BB .As I started to walk towards him to tell him to（3）CC so we could stay with the group，he started walking across the street.
I was just standing there thinking and trying to（4）BB what he would do.（5）DDhe got to the other side of the street，he stopped in front of a couple and their crying child.If I had to guess，this kid was probably around the same（6）CC as John，if not a little bit younger.
I saw them talking to each other for a moment，and then John（7）DD his balloon that he had just got within 10 minutes to the kid.The parents looked absolutely（8）DD .The kid took the balloon，stopped（9）BB ，smiled at John and said something to him.
Then John came walking back over to me，totally（10）BB .The parents were still watching him as if he was a miracle.And the kid was smiling and talking（11）BB to his parents，pointing at my nephew.By the time he got back over to me，I was obviously confused.So I asked him， "What was that about？"
John answered calmly， "He looked sad.He shouldn't be（12）AA at Disneyland，so I gave him my（13）CC to make him happy."
Then I asked， "You gave him your balloon？"
"Yes.His balloon might have flown away，or he didn't get one，（14）BB Mom bought me lots of toys，so it's OK." he answered.
To me，it's hard to imagine that this kid，this 8-year-old kid，did that.
The story is definitely not as（15）BB as some of the other stories we have ever read，but to this day it still kind of blows me away.
| （1） | A．disliked | B．finished | C．continued | D．stopped |
| （2） | A．field | B．street | C．square | D．lake |
| （3） | A．help | B．return | C．hurry | D．rest |
| （4） | A．explain | B．discover | C．prove | D．show |
| （5） | A．Since | B．Though | C．If | D．When |
| （6） | A．height | B．hobby | C．a(chǎn)ge | D．weight |
| （7） | A．lent | B．threw | C．moved | D．handed |
| （8） | A．bored | B．worried | C．frightened | D．surprised |
| （9） | A．jumping | B．crying | C．playing | D．running |
| （10） | A．crazy | B．happy | C．a(chǎn)fraid | D．sorry |
| （11） | A．hopefully | B．excitedly | C．slowly | D．nervously |
| （12） | A．sad | B．a(chǎn)ngry | C．shy | D．quiet |
| （13） | A．ticket | B．money | C．balloon | D．food |
| （14） | A．or | B．but | C．for | D．so |
| （15） | A．true | B．touching | C．simple | D．tiring |
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【答案】D；B；C；B；D；C；D；D；B；B；B；A；C；B；B
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