I was only about six that he held his hand                     1. _________________

out to me. I took it in me and we walked. Then                2. _________________

I ask him, “Grandpa, how come you have                    3. _________________

so much lines on your hand?” he laughed and                 4. _________________

said, “Well, that’s a big question!” He was                    5. _________________

silent for a moment. So he answered slowly:                  6. _________________

“Each these lines stands for a trouble in my                   7. _________________

life.” I looked at his other hand. “But Grandpa,                8. _________________

what do you have more lines on that one?”                   9. _________________

“Because there are more the honors and joys                 10. _________________

in my life.”

1. that — when         2. me —mine     3. ask — asked      4. much — many 

5. √       6.  So — Then / And    7. Each∧ these 加上 of   8. hands — hand

9. what — why             10. the 去掉

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