While eating lunch with my 4-year-old daughter this afternoon at a fast food restaurant, I noticed an old man walking to the table with a stick. The manager kindly carried his   36   for him. During the meal I overheard the man tell a woman it was his birthday. So I whispered what I 37  to my daughter. She loves when people have  38  .1 told her it was OK for her to wish him a happy birthday. He  39    was spending this special day alone.

At first she was _40_ and decided against it. As I was emptying our plates into the dustbin she turned to him and 41  wished him a Happy Birthday. I could tell he was  42  by the way he looked at her. I  43  behind her and gave him my own wishes. He was  44  .

As we walked away he called my daughter back and  45  her a brand-new gold $1 coin. She thanked him. But that wasn't enough  46  him. He dug into his  47  and at that I kindly told him that wasn't necessary. He  48 me and pulled out an envelope with about a dozen of a different kind of gold coins. He  49  to give her another one and tell her how   50  it was and that one day it would be worth  51 . He then looked me in the eye and wished me a good day.

What a(n) 52 man. I'm sure my daughter  53  his day. On such a special day, how can I 54 his glory and turn away his offering of 55 ?

Happy Birthday!

36. A. food

B. chair

C. stick

D. envelope

37. A. heard

B. saw

C. believed

D. guessed

38. A. wishes

B.birthdays

C. coins

D. problems

39. A. finally

B. lucidly

C. naturally

D. obviously

40. A. curious

B.angry

C.shy

D. proud

41. A. quietly

B. patiently

C. carefully

D. excitedly

42. A. encouraged

B. touched

C. bothered

D. respected

43. A. went on

B. came up

C. set out

D. looked around

44. A. fortunate

B.nervous

C. serious

D. grateful

45. A. bought

B. awarded

C. showed

D.handed

46. A. about

B. with

C.for

D.in

47. A. lunch

B. reminded

C.pocket

D. dustbin

48. A. thanked

B.gift

C. ignored

D. comforted

49. A. continued

B. agreed

C. forgot

D.refused

50. A. beautiful

B. common

C. necessary

D. special

51. A. something

B. made

C. everything

D. nothing

52. A. honest

B. anything

C. strange

D. poor

53. A. troubled

B. depend on

C. witnessed

D. remembered

54. A. hope for

B.kind

C. compare with

D. take away

55. A. thanks

B. promises

C.chances

D. experiences

36~40 AABDC     41~45 ABBDD    46~50 CCCAD        51~55 ABBDA 

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