首字母专练一MichaelJordanisthemostfamousbasketballp_(1)intheworld.Hewasb_(2)inBrooklyn,NewYorkin1963.Hedidn’tliketotalktootherpeopleabouth_(3).Hewasalsonotverytall.Hedidn’tplayverywellwhenhej_(4)thebasketballteaminhishighschoolatfirst.Butthenextyearthingsc_(5)greatlyashegrewmuchtaller.MichaelJordanb_(6)famouswhenhejoinedtheuniversitybasketballteaminNorthCarolina.Michaelusedhisquicknessandstrength(力量)tor_(7)thebasket.Hep_(8)sowellthatpeoplecalledhim“AirJordan(飞人乔丹)”.Aftercollege,MichaelbecameabasketballteammemberintheChicagoBulls.TheNBAwasverys_(9)atthishigh-flyingplayer.Hewasn_(10)“Rookie(新秀)”oftheyearin1985and“MostValuable(价值的)Player”in1987.Heoncesetarecord(创纪录)bygetting63pointsinthegame.二Everyoneknowsthatbookscangiveusk_(1).Herearetheinstructionsforyoutob_(2)ortoreadbooksinthelibraryofNo.2MiddleSchool.Youmustborrowbooksw_(3)yourownlibrarycard.Youcanborrowtwobooksatatime.Youcank_(4)thebooksfortwoweeks.Youmustr_(5)thelibrarybooksontime.Ifyoucan’tfinishreadingthem,youcangotothelibrarytorenew(续借)them.Youmustn’tl_(6)thelibrarybookstoothers.Ifyouarereadinginthereadingroom,youmustkeepq_(7).Don’ttakethebooksandm_(8)outofthereadingroom.Ifyouareintrouble,youcanaskthel_(9)forhelp.Heorsheisalwaysreadytohelpyou.Ifyoulosethelibrarybooks,youmustp_(10)forthem.三Oneday,alittlegirlcalledGoldilockspickedsomeflowersintheforest.Thenshenoticedah_(1)nearby.Sheknockeda_(2)thedoor,butnobodywasthere.Soshee_(3)thehouse.Shecountedthreebowlsoff_(4),andthreechairs.Shefinishedallthefoodi_(5)thesmallbowls,andtiredthec_(6).Shelikedthes_(7)chair,butshewassoheavy,shedestroyedit.Finallyshewentintothebedroom.WhenthethreeBearsreturnedhome.Goldilockswasasleep.Butshew_(8)upandjumpedupoutofthebed.Shehurriedbackt_(9)herhouse.Andshedidn’treturntothethreeB_(10)houseagain.四Roseisanicegirlandlikesdogsverymuch.Onherw_(1)homeeveryafternoon,shealwaysstopstol_(2)atthedogsinthepet(宠物)shop.Oneofthemisaw_(3)andblackdog.Roseisinterestedini_(4).Sheoftenforgetsthet_(5)andcomeshomeverylate.Herparentsaskherw_(6)sheislate.Rosetellsthema_(7)thedoginthepetshop.ThisafternoonRosestopstolookintothew_(8)ofthepetshop,butshecan’tseethedog.Sheisverysadandgoeshomeearly.WhenRosegetshome,hermothergivesheranicecakeandherfathergivesherthelittledogfromthepetshop.Itisherbirthday.Roseisveryh_(9)andthanksherparents.Afterthat,shedoesn’tcomehomelate.Sherunshomeearlytop_(10)withthelittledog.五Doyoureallycareaboutyourparents?H_(1)thisquestion,mostofusmaygiveaquickanswer,“Ofcourse,Ido.”Butmaybeyoudon’t.Itistruethatallparentscanrememberclearlywhentoc_(2)theirchildren’sbirthday.However,itisapitythatfewchildrenknowexactlywhentheirparents’b_(3)are.Mostparentscaneasilynamethefoodtheirchildrenfavor.Theotherwayround,somestudentsdon’tknoww_(4)theirparentslikemostofall.S_(5)wecanhearparentscomplainthattheirchildrendon’ttalkwiththemasoftenasbefore.Childrenaregrowingandthegenerationgap(代沟)iswidening.Ifyouloveyourparentswell,letthemf_(6)yourlove.Givethemag_(7)ontheirspecialdays,helpthemdosomeh_(8)asoftenaspossible,bearinmindwhatyourparentslikeordon’tlike.Don’talwayssaythingsa_(9)yourparents.Talkwiththemmoreoftenandunderstandthemm_(10).