Years ago, when I arrived to speak at a high school in Louisiana, I heard a lot about a student called Wild Man. Long­haired, plate­throwing... Teachers and students thought __1__ of him. Unlike Wild Man, there was a student who had been a __2__ to everyone. Zachary was a kid who helped with all the games and dances. But he had a __3__£¬ and for years Zach had been in a wheelchair(ÂÖÒÎ) controlled by __4__£¬ moving from class to class.

A month before I arrived, Zach's condition got worse and he __5__ an electric wheelchair to stay at school. __6__ it, he would have to leave school.

It turned out that Zach couldn't __7__ the new electric chair, so his only __8__ was to check out. When the day of Zach's __9__ came, all the teachers and students got together in a hall. Zach __10__ it was his last day at school.

The student president was introduced and he then __11__ everyone when he introduced Wild Man. Without saying a word, Wild Man __12__ Zach and brought him to the center of the stage(Îę̀). Wild Man then __13__himself and disappeared backstage. Seconds later, he reappeared driving a new and shiny electric wheelchair. After __14__ Zach in the chair, he showed Zach how to use it and let Zach __15__ around the stage. With tears streaming from their faces, two thousand teachers and students __16__ and clapped for five minutes.

Were they just __17__ Zach and the fact that he could now __18__ in their school? No, they were also cheering for Wild Man, who got Zach a new __19__ by collecting money from his friends.

So, it's __20__£º we should't judge(ÆÀÅÐ) a book by its cover.

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2£®A.mirror  B£®friendC£®winner  D£®problem

3£®A.dream  B£®chanceC£®disease  D£®question

4£®A.computers  B£®handsC£®the teacher  D£®the mouth

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6£®A.Except  B£®BesideC£®Without  D£®Beyond

7£®A.stop  B£®affordC£®drive  D£®use

8£®A.pity  B£®choiceC£®wish  D£®advice

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10£®A.promised  B£®rememberedC£®decided  D£®thought

11£®A.surprised  B£®trustedC£®welcomed  D£®protected

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16£®A.stood up  B£®rushed inC£®woke up  D£®sat back

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18£®A.remain  B£®helpC£®appear  D£®start

19£®A.book  B£®seatC£®chair  D£®life

20£®A.great  B£®trueC£®stupid  D£®sad