Last weekend when I was walking in the local park, I noticed a group of boys picking on( 找 茬 ) a small boy. They were calling him names( 辱罵).They even_______________ him to the ground and kicked him in the face._____________I saw that, I walked over to the group.

I stood between them and the small boy,and asked politely ___________this small boy had done.One of the boys _________,“He did nothing.He’s just weird(古怪的).”Then I asked another boy if he thought the small boy was weird, and the _________was“No.”So,I asked them what the word“weird”___________.One of the boys said,“Different.”

I told them that everyone is_____________,and that they all looked just as different to the small boy as he did to them.They all stood___________for a moment.And then the most_____________ thing happened.One of the boys helped the small boy off the ground and said____________to him.He even invited him to play together.

I thanked the boy for being so____________ .As I looked around.I realized that there were many other people in the park but____________else had stopped to help the small boy.I felt____________that one of the boys was strong enough to stand up against his friends to help someone in need,but I felt sad that no one else had____________taken a second look.

I hope that I've helped the boys__________ that they could have made a difference with a little effort.Maybe next time they will be the ones who choose to help.

1.A.shook B.turned C.pushed D.checked

2.A.When B.Before C.Unless D.Though

3.A.how B.what C.which D.where

4.A.greeted B.required C.reminded D.replied

5.A.way B.sign C.answer D.problem

6.A.changed B.remained C.meant D.became

7.A.different B.great C.important D.weak

8.A.angrily B.silently C.strongly D.wisely

9.A.boring B.amazing C.funny D.strange

10.A.thanks B.goodbye C.hello D.sorry

11.A.fair B.clever C.brave D.proud

12.A.everybody B.anybody C.somebody D.nobody

13.A.happy B.nervous C.patient D.upset

14.A.never B.already C.still D.even

15.A.decide B.realize C.suggest D.promise

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