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4．"Look，it's Baldy!"A boy shouted in my direction across the playground．Even though I was used to regular insults（侮辱） because of the（11）C on my hed，it was （12）A horrible to hear．I sighed as I headed back to the class．
When I was just 20months old，I suffered serious（13）D after a bowl full of hot oil fell on my head．I was（14）Ato hospital and had to say there for weeks while the doctors（15）B to save my life．"Holly's very （16）Bto be alive，"they told Mum and Dad．"But she'll be （17）C with scars on her head，and of course her hair won't grow there．"
As a child，I cared much about my scars，so I （18）B wore a scarf to cover them up when I left home（19）CI didn't，people would call me horrible names like Baldy．Although my friends were always comforting me，they never（20）D understood how it felt．
Then through the hospital I was （21）B to a children's burns camp，where children like me can get any help．There，I（22）A14-year-old Stephanie，whose burns are a lot more serious than mine．But she is so （23）Bthat she never lets anyone put her down．"You shouldn't （24）D what people say about what you look like because we're not different from anyone else，Holly，"she （25）Bme．"And you don't need to wear a scarf because y0ou look great（26）Cit!"For the first time in my life I could speak to someone who'd been through something（27）A．So weeks later，at my 13th birthday party，（28）D by her bravery，I gave up my scarf and showed off my scars．It felt amazing not having to （29）Aaway behind my scarf．
Now，I am （30）Dof what I look like and much happier，because I have realized it is your personality（個性）that decides who you truly are．

11．A．hat	B．scarf	C．scars	D．cuts
12．A．still	B．just	C．never	D．seldom
13．A．hunger	B．cold	C．defeats	D．burns
14．A．rushed	B．led	C．invited	D．forced
15．A．learned	B．fought	C．returned	D．decided
16．A．happy	B．lucky	C．lonely	D．poor
17．A．pressed	B．occupied	C．left	D．painted
18．A．possibly	B．usually	C．finally	D．nearly
19．A．Although	B．Since	C．If	D．Before
20．A．correctly	B．roughly	C．easily	D．really
21．A．promoted	B．introduced	C．reported	D．carried
22．A．met	B．recognized	C．remembered	D．caught
23．A．honest	B．strong	C．active	D．young
24．A．write down	B．agree with	C．pass on	D．listen to
25．A．promised	B．encouraged	C．ordered	D．calmed
26．A．in	B．for	C．without	D．beyond
27．A．similar	B．strange	C．hard	D．important
28．A．allowed	B．required	C．guided	D．inspired
29．A．hide	B．give	C．keep	D．put
30．A．sick	B．aware	C．tired	D．proud．

分析本文是一篇夾敘夾議的文章．作者因兒時的一次意外事故，頭部留下了大片的疤痕而且不能再長頭發，成了光頭．為了不被人嘲笑譏諷，她總是用頭巾把頭部遮蓋起來．后來她遇到一位與自己有相似經歷的一位女孩，在她的鼓勵下她摘下了圍巾，開始勇敢面對現實．作者通過自己的經歷告訴我們，真正的你是由你的個性而不是外貌決定的．文章最后一段點出文章主旨大意．

解答 11．C．根據首句baldy（禿頭）和第二段with scars on her head可知作者頭上能看到的應該是‘疤痕'，因此選項C正確．
12．A．根據句首的even though（即使），此處應為轉折關系．根據句意：‘即使已經習慣了被人這樣侮辱，但聽到時仍舊會感到傷心難過'，可推知A項正確．
13．D．根據a bowl full hot oil fell on my head，可知作者受的是‘燙傷'，因此D選項正確．
14．A．根據上句作者‘受了嚴重燙傷'，推斷出應該被‘迅速'送往醫院，因此A選項正確．
15．B．根據句中to save my life，可知‘挽救生命'如同一場‘戰斗'，因此B選項正確．
16．B．根據上一句‘醫生在全力搶救生命'可知，作者能夠活下來應該是‘很幸運的'，因此B選項正確．
17．C．第二段提到‘一碗熱湯倒在了頭上'，那么肯定會‘留下'疤痕了，所以選項C正確．
18．B．因為‘在乎頭上的疤痕'，所以應該‘總是'戴上頭巾來遮掩，所以選項B正確．
19．C．根據前一句可知，作者出門總是會‘戴上頭巾'，這里的didn't顯然是指‘不戴'，所以可知本句的意思應該是：‘如果'不戴，人們就…，因此選項C正確．
20．D．從第4段的For the first time in my life I could speak to someone who'd been through something similar（在我的生活中第一次可以和一個與我有相似經歷的人交談）可以得知之前沒有人能夠‘感同身受地、真正地'理解她．因此可知正確選項為D．
21．B．根據固定搭配．be introduced …to …意思是‘把…介紹給…'，根據句意：通過醫院，我被介紹參加了一個兒童燒傷營，可知選項B正確．
22．A．根據前句可知作者去了一個兒童燒傷營，所以，她在那里應該是‘遇到'了一個女孩，因此可知選項A正確．
23．B．根據句中she never lets anyone put her down （她從來不讓任何人將她擊敗）可知她是個‘意志堅強'的女孩，因此選項B正確．
24．D．考察短語詞義．根據what people say about（人們說什么），可知是不要‘聽'，因此選項D正確．
25．B．根據上下文中的句子we're not different from anyone else（我們同其他人沒有任何不同）和you look great（你看上去棒極了）可知，Stephanie是在鼓勵作者，因此選項B正確．
26．C．根據you don't need to wear a scarf（你沒有必要戴頭巾）可知Stephanie要表達的是‘不戴'頭巾看上去也很棒，因此選項C正確．
27．A．根據上下文可知作者是在兒童燒傷營，這里都是有著類似經歷的孩子，因此可知選項A正確．
28．D．根據上下文可知作者受到了Stephanie的激勵，下決心勇敢地接受自己，因此選項D正確．
29．A．根據前句show off the scars （亮出疤痕）和not having to …behind my scarf可知應該是‘不必再躲藏在圍巾的后面'因此選項A正確．
30．D．考察短語詞義．be proud of，意思是‘為…感到驕傲、自豪'，根據上下文可知作者不再為自己的容貌感到自卑，因此選項D正確．選項B be aware of （意識到…），選項A be sick of（討厭…）選項C be tired of （厭倦…）均與句意不符．

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