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| Shortly after my daughter Julia-Ann was born, I started a loving tradition that I know others (with whom I have subsequently shared this special plan) have also started. Every year, on her 1 , I write an Annual Letter to my daughter. I 2 it with funny anecdotes (轶事, 趣闻) that happened to her that year, hardships or 3 , issues that are 4 in my life or hers, world events, my 5 for the future, miscellaneous (各种各样 的) thoughts, etc. I add 6 the letter photographs, presents, report cards and many 7 types of mementos (纪念品) that would certainly have otherwise 8 as the years passed. I keep a 9 in my desk drawer in which, all year long, I place things that I want to 10 in the envelope containing her next Annual Letter. Every week, I make short notes of what I can think 11 from the week's events that I will want to 12 later in the year to write in her Annual Letter. 13 her birthday approaches, I take out that folder and find it 14 with ideas, thoughts, poems, cards, treasures, stories, incidents and memories of all sorts-many of which I have already forgotten-and 15 I then 16 transcribe (抄写) into that year's Annual Letter. Once the letter is written and all the 17 are inserted into the envelope, I seal it. It then becomes that year's Annual Letter. On the envelope I always write "Annual Letter to Julia-Ann from her daddy on the 18 of her birthday to be opened when she is 21 years old." It is a time capsule of love from every different year of her life, to her as an adult. It is a gift of 19 memories from one generation to the next. It is a 20 record of her life written as she was actually living it. | ||||
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答案
1-5: C B B D A 6-10: D A C D B 11-15: A C B D C 16-20: A D A C B