Mrs.ThompsonhadwatchedTeddytheyearbeforeandnoticedthathedidn’tplaywellwiththeotherchildren,thathisclothesweretornandveryoftenhe__1__abath.Inhisfile,hisfirst-gradeteacherwrote,“Teddyisabrightchildwitha__2__smile.Hedoeshisworkneatlyandheisa__3__tobearound.”Hissecondgradeteacherwrote,“Teddyisawell-likedboy__4__heistroubledbyhismother’sillnessandlifeathomemustbea__5__.”Histhird–gradeteacherwrote,“Teddycontinuestoworkhardbuthismother’sdeathhasbeen__6__onhim.”Teddy’sfourth-gradeteacherwrote,“Teddydoesn’tshowmuchinterestinschool.Hedoesn’thavemanyfriendsandhesometimessleepsinclass.Hecouldbecomea__7__.”OnChristmas,Mrs.Thompsonreceivedpresentsfromherclass,__8__inbeautifulribbonsandbrightpaper__9__Teddy’s,whichwasinabrownshoppingbag.Mrs.Thompsonopenedtheparcelinwhichwasanoldnecklace__10__someofthestones__11__,andabottlethatwasone-quarterfullofperfume,Shestoppedthechildren’slaughter,putthenecklaceonanddabbedsomeoftheperfumebehindherears.Teddystayedbehindjustlongenoughtosay,“Mrs.Thompson,todayyousmelljustlikemymom__12__.Onthat__13__day,JeanThompsonbegantopayparticularattentiontoTeddy.Assheworkedwithhim,hismindseemedtobecome__14__.Themoresheencouragedhim,thefasterheresponded.Bytheendoftheyearhehadbecomeoneofthesmartestchildrenintheclass.EveryChristmasafterTeddygraduated,shewouldreceivealetterfromTeddy.Thenonedayhisletterwas_15__:TheodoreF.Stoddard,Ph.D.Anotherlettercameonabeautifulspringday.Teddysaidhe’dmethisgirlandwastobe__16__.HewaswonderingifMrs.Thompsonmightagreetositintheseatforhismother.She__17__ontheweddingwearingthenecklaceTeddygavehermanyyearsagoandusingtheperfumesmellingjustlikethe__18__Teddyrememberedhismothersmelling.Youcannever__19__whattypeofeffectyoumaymakeonanother’slifebyyouractionsor__20__ofactions1.A.enjoyedBavoidedC.wantedD.needed2.A.readyB.loudC.falseD.crazy3.A.jokeB.joyC.cheerD.comedy4.A.forB.butC.soD.and5.A.shockB.damageC.struggleD.budget6.A.rudeB.scaryC.harmfulD.hard7.A.problemB.companionC.difficultyD.disadvantage8.A.noneB.allC.manyD.few9.A.toget