题型:完形填空 题类:常考题 难易度:困难
黑龙江省鹤岗市第一中学2018-2019学年高二下学期英语6月月考试卷
My whole life began to make more sense after I was diagnosed with Turner syndrome (特纳综合征) at 12. Before that, I 1 understood why when the rest of my classmates were growing like weeds, I 2 a seed stuck in the ground. I had always struggled being the 3 girl in my class and was known as "Shorty". Though this 4 me deeply, I refused to let my classmates 5 my enthusiasm for school and learning. I 6 lots of after-school activities, though they sometimes presented problems. Because girls with Turner syndrome tend to have 7 coordination (协调), I hardly had any athletic ability. I loved to sing, but it proved 8to share a microphone with a group of girls seven inches taller. Despite this, I 9 to drive myself to prove that heart and brains could make up for lack of 10. Once diagnosed, I was given a 11plan that involved daily growth hormone (激素) injections. I am the type of person who 12 a doctor's appointment for weeks in advance, 13 getting used to injections every day —and even worse, giving them to myself —was a true test of my character. 14 , I got over this difficulty and after five years, I have grown 11 inches. This was a(n) 15 response and I consider it my own little miracle. I am not 16 that I have Turner syndrome. It has built up my character and 17 me into the person I am today. I have learned that you need to try your best to 18 the difficulties in your life. Someone once told me, "No one can make you feel inferior (自卑) without your permission." This statement has always 19 me and so I will journey on to the next stage of my life with 20 and self-confidence.
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