I came into the head teacher’s office, where my brother was waiting for me. He was filling out papers for me to ______. He turned to face me and his eyes were red. I knew that something ______ had happened.

“Amanda had a car accident, and now she is in hospital.” he said. I was astonished. How could that happen? Amanda was the ______ driver I knew.

Without a thought in my head, I got out of the school and ______ to the medical center. She was lying on a bed with her ______ covered from the eyebrows up. Nothing could explain my feeling ______ she looked up at me with blood-filled eyes. In her eyes, where I had expected to see ______, I saw strength. She said to me, “I love you, Renee.” I was shamed and speechless realization that I ______ told my sister I loved her.

As the doctors ______ her down the hallway to the X-ray room, I wanted to scream out to her that I loved her, but I couldn’t. I cried with tears of ______.

Everyone kept telling me she would be all right. ______, something in their voices spoke loudly of the doubt that everyone was trying to ______. Finally, the doctor came, “She’s going to be fine.” Great! I knew that the accident could leave a large scar(傷疤) on her head but she was ______, and that’s all that ______ to me.

A year later, I still have a(n) ______, even though we complain about each other. Every time I see her face and the large scar, I remember to tell her that I love her. I almost lost the opportunity to tell her that, and I am thankful I still can.

1.A. hit B. leave C. study D. stay

2.A. unforgettable B. stupid C. strange D. terrible

3.A. fastest B. safest C. youngest D. worst

4.A. jumped B. flew C. walked D. rushed

5.A. head B. fingers C. arm D. back

6.A. after B. before C. when D. until

7.A. excitement B. amazement C. fear D. honesty

8.A. A. frequently B. rarely C. directly D. seriously

9.A. pulled B. lifted C. wheeled D. followed

10.A. carelessness B. happiness C. kindness D. hopelessness

11.A. However B. Besides C. Therefore D. Instead

12.A. raise B. throw C. hide D. remove

13.A. alive B. confident C. strong D. concerned

14.A. occurred B. mattered C. struck D. competed

15.A. brother B. head teacher C. interviewer D. sister

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