You'd never know that Lisa Davis，a judo（柔道） teacher and club owner，used to be bullied（欺侮） at school and couldn't protect herself at all．In junior high school，children would often laugh at her as she was rather（31） ．One day，four elder children stopped her while she walking down a quiet street．They（32） her schoolbag over a high fence and began pushing her around，saying that they would（33） her up．
"I couldn't make them stop and this wasn't the first time it had happened，"Lisa said．"That day I decided to do（34） about it．I talked to my brother and he said I ought to learn to protect myself．He suggested that I take up judo，so I joined a club．Though I felt（35） at first，it gave me confidence（信心），and I（36） losing weight as I got fitter．I found judo very helpful．When the bullies（37） that I was learning judo，they soon left me alone．
As time went on，Lisa became（38） interested in judo that she opened her own club．Lisa said，"Many young people（39） to protect themselves； it keeps them fit and builds their confidence．I teach them that judo is an excellent way of protecting themselves，but they（40） use their talent to start fights or join in．Judo is a form of self﹣protection，and they must use it only when necessary．
31．A．thin |
B．weak |
C．disabled |
D．overweight |
32．A．threw |
B．took |
C．pulled |
D．handed |
33．A．give |
B．call |
C．beat |
D．cheer |
34．A．nothing |
B．something |
C．anything |
D．everything |
35．A．unfair |
B．unlucky |
C．uncomfortable |
D．unexpected |
36．A．missed |
B．started |
C．regretted |
D．imagined |
37．A．worked out |
B．thought out |
C．looked out |
D．found out |
38．A．so |
B．such |
C．quite |
D．rather |
39．A．what |
B．when |
C．where |
D．how |
40．A．won't |
B．mustn't |
C．mightn't |
D．needn't． |
My best friend has two first names．One is Heather，and the others Na﹣ri．I （34） . （never see） her use the name Na﹣ri．But today，for the first time，she is writing a letter with this name．
She （35） （bear） in South Korea and adopted by American parents when she was two years old one day，she told me about her childhood When she went out to dinner，some South Korean strangers tried to talk to her in Korean．She didn't understand what they （36） __ （say），so she
just looked at them．She said that she still remembered how they looked at her．Their eyes seemed to say，"Poor girl．You are an abandoned child．"From that day，Heather tried to keep saying to herself that
she was American．
Two days ago，she received a letter from South Korea．The letter （37） （send） to Na﹣ri．She was so surprised that she couldn't open the letter．So I did it for her．The letter was written in
Korean．I said，"Heather，you should ask someone （38） （read） this for you．It was written in Korean．"But she was silent．
Yesterday，on the way home，I saw her （39） （cry） on a bench near my house．"What is it，honey？"I said．She told me that her birth mother had blood cancer，and the only cure for her
illness might be Heather's blood．I asked how she knew this．Heather said she had learned Korean
secretly．Crying hard，Heather only repeated，"What should I do？What should I do？"I really had
no answer．
This morning，Heather called me．"（40） you （be） with me when I write a letter to
South Korea？"I gladly went over to her house．Heather didn't seem to have slept at all．I hugged her and told her everything would be okay．Now I （41） （sit） in front of Heather watching her write a letter．She hasn't told me what she is writing，but I can guess．Heather is writing，"Na﹣ri is coming，mother．"
A classmate of mine was /ˈpʌnɪʃt/for breaking the school rules．
Li Ming has been /ˈæbsənt/from class three times this week．
You'll have more job /ˈtʃɑ：nsiz/if you can speak a foreign language．
Is the bridge strong enough to /səˈpɔ：t/two heavy trucks at the same time？