请阅读下面各小题，从方框中选择适当的短语填空，并将其序号填写到答题卷的相应位置。每个词语限用一次。

____ Lucy volunteers at a school. It’s ________for her because she wants to be a teacher.
____ —Let’s keep the secret between us .
—I won’t tell it to _________ .
____ ________ the policeman, the Blacks finally found their lost cat on the street .
____ —Who is that man ________ ?—He is the world champion we talked about just now .
____ Some old people have nothing better to do than to ________their unhappiness .
____ —I __________several times during the night .—What’s wrong  with you ?
____ —My company _______me _________a car .—Oh , you’re a lucky dog .
____ —I dropped my book on the floor . Could you please help me ________ it ________?—Wait a minute .
____ —How cold the weather is today !—Yes , and it’ll be even colder _________ .
____ Children can’t depend on their parents __________ .

写出下列各词的反义词。

差—____   漂亮—____   

— The old photos remind me of my best friends.

—Then, who are they?

    “Who can ever have imagined someone like me would make it this far?” asked Chad Wood last week during his high school graduation speech as the best student. Chad offered1to his fellow classmates to never give up---and the words2much more to himself. That's because Chad is deaf, and he told the story of the serious troubles he3to graduate first in his class at Harrison High school in Kennesaw, Georgia.

    Chad didn't start to4until he was 5, according to his mother, Pam Wood. Although her son was5a disadvantage, she was determined not to treat him6. “I've expected him to do everything every other kid does, and I saw no7why he couldn't,” she told ABC News. “And if he8the first time, we just tried again.”

    Chad, 17, worked hard throughout school,9no special treatment but sitting at the front of the class and using a special audio system so he could hear the teacher. All his hard work10. He received full school fare to Vanderbilt University. “Deafness had taught me a lesson to never11,” he said in the speech. “Not when the experts tell you it cannot be done. Not when you have12so far behind that escaping seems the only way 13. Not when achieving your dreams seems an entire14.”

    Chad spoke for about four minutes, after which he received a standing applause from the class and15messages from family, friends and strangers. “They've been sending me messages on Facebook, email, they've been talking to me in person telling me how it had a16on their lives and how they're really17by it,” Chad told ABC News. “It feels18. Seeing that my words19have a power on someone and that they want to work harder because of my words makes me feel20.”