George was head of an African country. He was going to pay a visit to the USA. He decided to learn some English words so that he might greet Bill Clinton, president of the USA then, in English. So he asked his wife for help because she knew a little English. His wife told, “When you meet Mr. President, just greet him with “How are you”, and he may answer ‘I am fine'. Then you need only to say ‘Me, too', and leave the rest to your interpreter(口译).”

When his plane landed at the airport, George said to the smiling Clinton, “Who are you?”. This was quite unexpected to the president and surprised him greatly. But he quickly calmed() down. Still with a smile on his face, he answered, “I am Hillary's husband.” To his reply, George answered back without a moment “Me, too”, and looked at the president's wife, Hillary, smiling sweetly as well.

根据短文内容判断正误，正确的A，错误的B。

Emma was very excited. Today was the baseball game! The winners would all get trophies (奖杯). Emma decided to bring home a trophy to put on her shelf. She had never won a trophy before. 

She put on her red uniform, picked up her gloves and said to herself, "I hope I get a hit today."

On the way to field, Emma felt nervous. 

"Are you feeling okay, Emma?" her mother asked.

"I really don't want to strike out," Emma said.

"Just keep your eye on the ball and don't feel afraid. You can do it," Emma's mother said.

Emma was a great hitter in practice, but she had never hit a ball during a game. She almost always struck out. 

When the game started, Emma cheered (喝彩) loudly for her friends. She caught a fly ball to make an out, and everyone cheered for her. Emma struck out when it was her turn to bat, but her team was doing well. 

The game was tied (平局) and it was her team's last chance. Frankie was up first, and he hit the ball hard to get on base. Next up was Henry, but he struck out. Kara hit the ball, but she was out at first base. Frankie was able to run to third. That meant he could score (得分) and win the game if the next teammate got a good hit.

Emma closed her eyes and swung hard for the first time, but missed. 

"Keep your eye on the ball, Emma!" her mother called from the stands.

Emma heard it. So this time she kept her eyes wide open as she swung the bat. Crack! Emma hit the ball and ran as fast as she could. She was safe, and Frankie ran home. They won! 

"Great game, everyone!" said Emma's coach later. "Here are your trophies."

Emma held her shiny trophy high in the air. She couldn't wait to put the new trophy on her shelf at home.

I'm a teacup at an antique (古董) store. With the pretty look and strong body, I'm 1 . Many people want to buy me. 

2 , I haven't always been a teacup. Once I was just a piece of 3 . A man took me and rolled (翻滚) me over and over. I said, "Don't do that. I dislike it!"

But he only said with a smile, "Not yet!" Then, WHAM! I was put on a machine and turned around and around. " 4 it! I'm feeling sick," I shouted. But the man still said, "Not yet."

Later the man put me in the oven. I never felt such 5 . When I thought I couldn't 6 it another minute, the door opened. The man carefully took me out and put me on a shelf (架子), and I 7 to cool. Oh, that felt so good! After I cooled, he started brushing me. The paint smelled so terrible that I asked him to give up. He only shook his head and said, "Not yet!" An hour later he handed me a 8 and said, "Look at yourself." I did that, and I was greatly 9 . "That's not me! It's so beautiful!" I shouted. 

"The process was 10 , but if I hadn't done that, you would never meet the best of you. Now you're not common clay, but a great product," the man said.

Jenny lived in a small village. When she was a child, what she liked to do most was to watch the blue sky and enjoy birds flying freely in the sky. She always 1  that some day she could also fly like a bird. 

When Jenny was in the fourth grade, her teacher asked them to write a passage about their 2 . In it, she wrote that she wanted to become an airplane pilot in the future. However, to her surprise, her paper came back with an"F" on it. Jenny felt 3  and sad. In her heart, she didn't want to 4  her teacher's opinion. Why was it impossible? But the people 5  Jenny didn't support her and told her over and over again, "Girls 6  become pilots, never have, and never will. You' re crazy. " Finally, Jenny felt hopeless and 7  her dream. 

Jenny was in senior high school several 8  later. One day her English teacher, Mrs Slaton, gave the class a 9  about what they would be doing in the future. Jenny thought hard about it, "Pilot? No way! Artist? No talent! Waitress? I can do it. "10  she wrote it down. What Jenny wrote surprised Mrs Slaton, "Is that what you are really interested in? I think you will be 11  to do something full of more challenges. " Jenny felt excited, but she was still 12  that she would be laughed at again. The teacher continued, "Every one of you owns talent. If you don't go for your dream, 13  will do it for you. " Hearing that, with great courage she wrote down her old dream. 

Mrs Slaton's words 14  Jenny a lot. After ten years of hard work, Jenny's dream came true. She became an excellent 15  in the world. Stick to your dream if it's what you really want!

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