Last week, all the teachers and students of our school watched a special performance by some disabled
(殘疾的) people. The first program was a dance named "The light of life". To my surprise, all the dancers
had lost one of their legs. As they were performing, I could see how they had to face so many difficulties.
However, they showed us many wonderful programs. From these programs, I could see how lively their
minds were.
     The two persons who came out next shocked us all. The first one was a singer. He was very young but
unfortunately he had lost both of his hands in a big fire. The song he brought us was "Late Autumn" and he
sang it in such a low and sweet voice. Though it was warm spring, I felt a little cold when I heard the song
as if it was really late autumn. "How much love and feeling is hidden in my heart? I wish to hold your hands
again. " Hearing this, I couldn't keep back my tears.
     The other one was also a young man. He lost both of his arms when he was six. From then on, his feet
became his "hands". However, he could manage a number of things with his feet. What moved us most was
his feet writing. The two words "Flying High" expressed his wishes.
     "If your wings are gone, your heart can still fly," said Zhang Haidi, a disabled writer. 
     In the world, there are many disabled people, yet most of them don't give in (屈服). They have strong
wishes and beautiful dreams. Just as Zhang Haidi said they could fly.
     Disability doesn't mean complete failure. Once you try hard, miracles (奇跡) will happen sooner or later.
I believe where there is a will,there is a way.

1. The teachers and students            last week.

A．saw a film
B．held a party
C．watched a football match
D．watched a performance

2. Why did the writer feel cold when he heard the song "Late Autumn"?

3. The underlined word "shocked" probably means           . 

A．surprised
B．crashed
C．warned
D．sounded

4. "Flying High" expressed the wish of           .

A．a(chǎn) blind person
B．a(chǎn) person with no arms
C．a(chǎn) person without feet
D．a(chǎn) person with neither hands nor feet

A．An unforgettable Day
B．Some Disabled people
C．A Special Performance
D．A Strange Writer