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Attracting People to You
In West Virginia folklore there is a story of a country doctor. He was   36   late one night to    assist a woman who was about to give birth. By the time the doctor arrived at the farmhouse, things had   37   to a point where the doctor asked the husband to help him by holding a gas lantern up high in order to   38   the room.
Before long, the   39   mother delivered a healthy baby boy. As the father   40   the lantern, the doctor shouted an   41   to keep the lantern high: “We’re not done yet.”   42  , a second child appeared on the   43  , a healthy baby girl. Shaken by the unexpected arrival of twins, the father heard the doctor say once again, “We can’t   44   now. It looks as if it’s going to be triplets (三胞胎).” To which the   45   father, still holding the lantern high, replied, “Do you think it’s the light that’s   46   them?”
Light has a quality of attraction. I recently left my office door   47   late one afternoon in our mountain home and, at dusk, the   48   from within attracted a bird!
You, too, have a light that attracts … an inner light. Not   49   to the naked eye (肉眼), but obvious just the same. Some people   50   with a light of kindness. Others emit (散發(fā)，發(fā)射) a light of hope.
Almost all   51   are drawn to light, including humans. Do you want to attract people to you?   52   inner qualities can attract people like a warm fire on a   53   night. What will draw other people to you best cannot be   54   in any department store.
You may not always see it,   55   your light is shining through. And it’s one of your most attractive qualities!
36. A. called out     B. called on    C. called off   D. called back
37. A. happened     B. gone   C. turned D. progressed
38. A. decorate       B. darken       C. light   D. show
39. A. adventurous B. brave  C. humorous   D. dangerous
40. A. lowered       B. raised  C. weakened   D. brightened
41. A. order    B. idea    C. apology      D. excuse
42. A. Strangely     B. Shortly      C. Gradually   D. Lately
43. A. air B. screen C. scene  D. way
44. A. continue      B. help    C. argue  D. stop
45. A. worried       B. amazed      C. puzzled      D. amused
46. A. attracting     B. interesting  C. pulling       D. introducing
47. A. shut      B. locked C. open   D. wide
48. A. food     B. water  C. sound  D. light
49. A. comfortable B. visible C. available    D. valuable
50. A. shine    B. work   C. live     D. provide
51. A. creatures      B. birds   C. animals      D. plants
52.。A. Negative B. High   C. Positive      D. Poor
53. A. windy   B. cold    C. rainy   D. dark
54. A. exhibited     B. changed     C. exchanged  D. purchased
55. A. because B. since   C. but     D. if
36—40 ADCBA     41—45 ABCDB     46—50 ACDBA     51—55 ACBDC
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