Itwasahot1morning.MywifeandIwenttoabigshopto2something.Whenwecameoutwesawaman3apairofsunglasses4infrontofapieceofpaper.Thepapersaid:“Kind-heartedladiesandgentlemen,pleasetakepityonme—apoorblindman.”
Mywifeisa5woman.Shetookoutatendollarnoteandthrewit6hisdirtycapbesidehim.
“It'sverykindofyou,madam,”thebeggarsaidhappilytomywife.“You'llhavealonglife.Thetendollarnoteisthe7favourI'vegottoday.”
“Youareablindman.Howcanyou8themoneyclearly?”mywife9insurprise.
“No,no,”saidthebeggar,“theblindbeggarhasgonetoseeagoodfilm,andI'mtakinghisplace.I'mnotblind,butdumb.I'mlucky.Thankyouagain10yourtendollars.”
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summer
B
spring
C
autumn
D
winter
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eat
B
buy
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have
D
take
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in
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on
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of
D
with
A
siting
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sit
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sat
D
sitting
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bad
B
beautiful
C
kind-hearted
D
ugly
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to
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onto
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into
D
with
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biggest
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bigger
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more
D
little
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look
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see
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lookat
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watch
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asked
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asks
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asking
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ask
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