Thisisastoryaboutastudentwhokeptadiaryfilledwithprivatememories.Somewere41 memoriesfromchildhoodwhenhefelthurtconfusedlonelyandinsecure.Hehad 42 fragments(片段)ofdreamsandpersonal 43 ofangerandhatredaswellasthingshe 44suchasmagicshopscoindealersandChristmasreunion.

Thena 45 thinghappened.Afterdinneronenightherealizedthathehad 46 hisdiaryinthedininghalloutsidethecampus.Hewasafraidthatsomeonemight 47 itandfindoutthetruthabouthimsohe 48 backfromthecampusonlytofindthatitwasgone.

Weekspassedandeventuallyhegaveupthe 49 ofeverfindingitagain.Amonthlaterhewashanginguphisjacketinthesameplace 50 hesawhisoldbrowndiaryjustwherehehadleftit. 50 heflickered(快速翻阅)throughthepagesandfoundthatastrangerhadwrittenthisentry:“Godblessyou.IamalotlikeyouonlyIdon’tkeepadiary.Iam 52 toknowthereareotherslikeme.Ihopethings 53 wellforyou.

Tearscametohiseyes.Hehadnever 54 thatsomeonecouldknowhisinnerfeelingsandalsofeelthingsjustlikethe 55 hedid.

Sowhetheryouarerichorpoorbrilliantor 56 attractiveorplaintherearepeoplelikeyou.Oneofthemostdeadly 57 wehaveisthatwearenotsatisfyingothers.Perhapsyoufeelyouwon’timpressothers 58 theyaremoreconfidentsuccessfulintelligentorattractivethanyou.Such59 ismisguided.Getridofyourfearsofnotmeasuringupand 60 yourselfasyouare.

41.A.false B.valuable C.painful D.pleasant

42.A.described B.copied C.proved D.reported

43.A.secrets B.feelings C.belongings D.experiments

44.A.studied B.enjoyed C.hated D.misunderstood

45.A.terrible B.common C.moving D.strange

46.A.left B.brought C.stored D.opened

47.A.read B.sell C.steal D.destroy

48.A.looked B.jumped C.rushed D.wandered

49.A.belief B.hope C.life D.habit

50.A.which B.while