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     Much as Robby tried, he lacked the sense of tone and basic rhythm (節(jié)奏). But he dutifully reviewed
his lessons. Over the months he tried and tried, and often repeated to me "My mom's going to hear me
play some day."
    But he seemed hopeless, with no born ability. A real bad advertisement for my teaching! I was so
happy when one day he stopped coming.
    Several weeks later my students were to have a recital (演奏會). To my surprise, Robby came, asking
to play in the recital.
     "But, it is for current pupils; you dropped."
     "My mom was sick. But I have been practicing. I've just got to play!"
    I didn't know what led me to agree, maybe...
    The recital came. I__put__Robby__up__last__to__play__before__my__"curtain__closer", by which,
I could save the recital if...
    The recital went on well.  Robby came up on stage, clothes wrinkled and his hair looked like he'd run
an eggbeater through it. "How could his mom...?"
     Robby pulled out the piano bench and began. It was Mozart's work! I was not prepared for what I
heard next. Like in a dream, I was then woken up by the wild applause-everybody was on their feet!
     "I've never heard you play like that, Robby! How'd you do it?"
    Through the microphone Robby explained: "Well, Miss Hondorf, remember I told you my mom was
sick? Actually she had cancer and died this morning. She was born deaf, and tonight was the first time
she ever heard me play. I wanted to make it special."
     My eyes were wet. He was not a student of mine, but a teacher!

1. We can infer from the underlined sentence that the writer ________.
A. was fully confident that Robby would perform well in the recital
B. thought that Robby would make the recital special
C. thought that Robby wouldn't play in the recital
D. had no confidence in Robby at all in the recital

2. What made the boy succeed in the recital?
A. Love for his mother.    
B. Musical talent.
C. The writer's help.      
D. Regular practice.

3. What made the writer think that Robby was her teacher, not a student?
A. That he played better than her in the recital.
B. That he loved his mother more than she did.
C. That he never gave up.
D. That the audience gave him more applause than her.

4. What is the highlight of the recital?
A  The writer's performance.
B. Robby's performance.
C. Robby and his mom's story.
D. The audience's applause.
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     Much as Robby tried,he lacked the sense of tone and basic rhythm (節(jié)奏). But he dutifully reviewed
his lessons.Over the months he tried and tried,and often repeated to me "My mom's going to hear me play some day."
     But he seemed hopeless,with no born ability.A real bad advertisement for my teaching!I was so happy when one day he stopped coming.
     Several weeks later my students were to have a recital (演奏會). To my surprise,Robby came,asking
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     "But,it is for current pupils,you dropped."
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     I didn't know what led me to agree,maybe...
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     The recital went off well.Robby came up on stage,clothes wrinkled and his hair looked like he'd run an eggbeater through it."How could his mom...?"
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     "I've never heard you play like that,Robby!How'd you do it?"
     Through the microphone Robby explained:"Well,Miss Hondorf,remember I told you my mom was
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1. We can infer from the underlined sentence that the writer________.
A. was fully confident that Robby would perform well at the recital
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     Much  as Robby tried,he lacked the sense of tone and basic rhythm (節(jié)奏)．But he dutifully reviewed his lessons.Over the months he tried and tried,and often repeated to me "My mom's going to hear me play some day."
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     Much as Robby tried, he lacked the sense of tone and basic rhythm (節(jié)奏). But he dutifully
reviewed his lessons. Over the months he tried and tried, and often repeated to me "My mom's
going to hear me play some day."
    But he seemed hopeless, with no born ability. A real bad advertisement for my teaching! I was
so happy when one day he stopped coming.
    Several weeks later my students were to have a recital (演奏會). To my surprise, Robby came,
asking to play in the recital.
     "But, it is for current pupils; you dropped."
     "My mom was sick. But I have been practicing. I've just got to play!"
    I didn't know what led me to agree, maybe...
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     Robby pulled out the piano bench and began. It was Mozart's work! I was not prepared for
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     "I've never heard you play like that, Robby! How'd you do it?"
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first time she ever heard me play. I wanted to make it special."
     My eyes were wet. He was not a student of mine, but a teacher!
1. We can infer from the underlined sentence that the writer ________.
A. was fully confident that Robby would perform well in the recital
B. thought that Robby would make the recital special
C. thought that Robby wouldn't play in the recital
D. had no confidence in Robby at all in the recital
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B. Musical talent.
C. The writer's help.      
D. Regular practice.
3. What made the writer think that Robby was her teacher, not a student?
A. That he played better than her in the recital.
B. That he loved his mother more than she did.
C. That he never gave up.
D. That the audience gave him more applause than her.
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C. Robby and his mom's story.
D. The audience's applause.

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