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human relations
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a boy was born to a couple after eleven years of marriage.they were a loving couple and you can imagine how excited they were.certainly the boy was __1__ as the apple of their eyes.
one morning£¬the husband saw a medicine bottle __2__.as he was late for work£¬he asked his wife to cap the bottle and __3__.the mother£¬who was busy in the kitchen£¬__4__ the matter.the boy playfully went to the medicine bottle£¬was __5__ with its color£¬and drank it all.it __6__ to be a poisonous medicine __7__ adults in small dosages.when the child showed signs of poisoning£¬the mother took him to the hospital£¬__8__ he died.the mother was stunned(ʹ»èÃÔ)£®she was too __9__ to face her husband.when the __10__ father came to the hospital and saw the dead child£¬he __11__ his wife and uttered just four words.¹²3Ò³£¬µ±Ç°µÚ1Ò³123

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the husband just said ¡°__12__¡±
the husband was indeed __13__ in human relationships.the child was dead.he could __14__ be brought back to life.there was no __15__ in finding fault with the mother.__16__£¬if only he had taken time to keep the bottle in the cupboard or other place£¬this would not have happened.no one is __17__.she had also lost her only child.what she needed at that moment was consolation(°²Î¿£¬Î¿½å) and __18__ from the husband.that was what he gave her.
if everyone can look at life with this kind of perspective(¹Ûµã)£¬there would be much fewer problems in the world.sometimes we spend time in asking who is __19__ or who is to blame£¬whether in a relationship£¬in a job or with the people we know.by this way we __20__ some warmth in human relationships.
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i was six when i joined my father and two brothers at sunrise in the hayfields of eufaula£¬oklahoma.by the time i was eight i was helping dad fix up low-income rent properties.he gave me a penny for every nail i pulled out of old boards.¹²3Ò³£¬µ±Ç°µÚ2Ò³123

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i got my first real job£¬at jm¡¯s restaurant in town£¬when i was 12.my main responsibilities were cleaning tables and washing dishes£¬but sometimes i helped cook.
every day after school i would head to jm¡¯s and work until ten.on saturdays i worked from two until eleven.at that age it was unlucky going to work and watching my friends run off to swim or play.i didn¡¯t necessarily like work£¬but i love what working allowed me to have.because of my job i was always the one buying when my friends and i went to the local bar tastee freez.this made me proud.
word that i was honest and hard-working got around town.a local clothing store offered credit to me although i was only in the seventh grade.i immediately charged a «Ã68 sports coat and a «Ã22 pair of trousers.i was making only 65 cents an hour£¬and i was already «Ã90 in debt£¡so i learned early the danger of easy credit.i paid it off as soon as i could.
my first job taught me discipline£¬responsibility and brought me a level of personal satisfaction few of my friends had experienced.as my father£¬who worked three jobs£¬once told me£¬¡°if you understand sacrifice and commitment£¬there are not many things in life you can¡¯t have.¡±how right he was!
1£®when the author was a child£¬he was made to help his father work because ________.
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c£®he wanted to earn some money
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2£®at the age of 12£¬the author got a job at a restaurant and often worked till late at night
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c£®he was hard-working
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3£®when the author was in the seventh grade£¬he was in debt because ________.
a£®he did not work any more
b£®he bought clothes on credit
c£®he was charged too much for the sports coat
d£®he made little money at that time
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4£®what does the author want to tell the readers by this text?
a£®if you know sacrifice and responsibility£¬you can have many things in life.
b£®children from poor families usually have a very unhappy childhood.
c£®children could be made to work and earn some money by themselves.
d£®you will learn discipline and responsibility by working early in life.
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