题型:完形填空 题类:常考题 难易度:困难
四川省成都市石室天府中学2020届高三下学期英语3月训练卷(六)
I can vividly remember the moment I realized that people were frightened of my brother. I was 18, and my boss at the time was telling me about how several days earlier he had taken his little girl down to the local playground. My brother, who loves 1 and is severely autistic(孤独症的), was already there. "I was frightened he would 2 my little girl," my boss told me. I'm still not 3 why he told me this. Perhaps he was admitting his own 4, but to me it felt like an 5. It made my heart hurt that my 6 brother should inspire fear like that. It made me angry that this man felt his ignorance was worth 7. I imagine the anger and hurt I felt then is something 8 to how the parents of Faruk Ali were feeling, days after their autistic son was 9 in the street by two police officers as he was outside his house, helping to collect rubbish. Collecting rubbish probably made him 10 .Many autistic people enjoy organizing and systematizing, and his simple enjoyment of this 11 being interrupted in such a seemingly violent way simply because he looked "suspicious" must have hurt him 12. Disabled people and their relatives will be aware of the 13 and ignorance that the general public may have. That this can sometimes turn into 14 is absolutely terrifying. Andrew Young, a man with Asperger's syndrome, a kind of autism, was15 after pointing out that cycling on the pavement was dangerous. Some people with Asperger's believe following 16 is very important, but 17 someone so can be interpreted as "threatening", as his killer said.
Clearly, life is not just 18 for those with autism, but for people with mental illness and mobility problems, 19 anyone whose behavior might not 20 the majority definition of "normal".
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