11.A sobbing little girl stood near a small church.She had been turned away because it"was too (41)C.""I can't go to the Sunday School."Hattie May Wiatt sobbed to Dr Conwell,the church's pastor(牧師),as he (42)D.Dr.Conwell took her by the hand and found a place for her in the Sunday School class.
Two years later,little Hattie May lay (43)Bin one of the poor buildings near the church.Her parents(44)A Dr Conwell,who had befriended their daughter,to handle the final(45)C.Hattie May's mother gave the pastor a tiny(46)Dher daughter had found in a trash can and kept under her pillow.It(47)C57cents and a note written in childish language.The note read,"This is to help build the little church (48)B so more children can go to Sunday School."For two years she had (49)A pennies.Dr.Conwell took the purse and coins into the church and told of the little girl's(50)Bto build a larger church.
A newspaper learned of the story and (51)Dit.Conwell told it and retold it.Eventually,(52)A by Mattie May's sacrifice(奉獻),a resident offered him a piece of land at a(n) (53)Bprice.Church members gave sacrificially and﹩50,000,a large sum of(54)A was eventually raised for a new church building.Hattie May's dream was coming true.
Temple Baptist Church in Philadephia eventually grew to a large church with a (55)Bcapacity of 3,300.Mr Conwell and the church then built the Samaritan Hospital (now University Hispital)---to(56)D quality medical care for those who lived in the neighbourhood,such as Hattie May Wiatt.
Vision without action is (57)C a dream.Action without vision passes the time.Vision with action can (58)Cthe world.Never (59)Athat a small group of thoughtful citizens can change the world.(60)C,it is the thing that always happens.
41.A.cold | B.terrible | C.crowded | D.broken |
42.A.looked around | B.took off | C.gave up | D.walked by |
43.A.hungry | B.dead | C.nervous | D.calm |
44.A.called for | B.worked with | C.cared about | D.a(chǎn)greed to |
45.A.examinations | B.a(chǎn)nswers | C.a(chǎn)rrangements | D.a(chǎn)ims |
46.A.book | B.envelope | C.card | D.purse |
47.A.collected | B.cost | C.contained | D.covered |
48.A.cleaner | B.bigger | C.taller | D.stronger |
49.A.saved | B.required | C.earned | D.contributed |
50.A.a(chǎn)dvice | B.dream | C.order | D.condition |
51.A.read | B.proved | C.recorded | D.reported |
52.A.inspired | B.excited | C.surprised | D.puzzled |
53.A.expected | B.low | C.regular | D.usual |
54.A.money | B.charge | C.rent | D.tax |
55.A.laying | B.seating | C.storing | D.carrying |
56.A.check | B.show | C.demand | D.provide |
57.A.barely | B.certainly | C.merely | D.discover |
58.A.know | B.discover | C.change | D.explore |
59.A.doubt | B.believe | C.mind | D.imagine |
60.A.So | B.Still | C.Instead | D.However. |