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Mickleasked.

“Itlookslikeanyotherfish,”Tommysaid.Hepickeditupgentlyandcarriedittothewater.

“Doyouthinkitwillgrantusanywishes?

Micklelaughed.

Theboyswatchedasthesilverfishspedoffthroughthewater.“No.Maybenexttime”,Tommygrinned.

Asthetwofriendswalkedfartherdownthebeachtheycameuponabottle.Itwasgreenwithacorkinthemouth.

“Ourluckwillchange.Doesithaveamaporagenieinside?

”Micklejoked.

Micklereacheddownandpickedupthebottle.Herubbedit.Nothinghappened.Hepulledonthecork.Nothinghappened.Heshookit.Nothinghappened.

“Trythecorkagain.Ibetthegenieiswaitingforustoreleasehim.Orwe'

llfindatreasuremapandhavearealadventure,Tommyexclaimed.

Mickletuggedagainonthecork.Hewiggleditbackandforth.Hetwisteditaroundandaround.Finallyitpoppedoutwithoutbreaking.Mickleshookthebottle.Nothingcameout.Lookinginsidehecouldn,tseeanything.Tommylookedtooandshookhishead.Empty.

“It’sjustanoldwinebottle,”Tommycomplained.Hegrabbedthebottleandtosseditbackontothesand.

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（2）至少使用5个短文中标有下划线的关键词语;

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Thebottlehitarockandshatteredintomanypieces.

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Thetwoboysranafterit.

Alexstaredthroughthecabinwindowatthedarkness.Soonhisdadwouldcallhim.“We’reready,”Dadsaidashecameinfromtheporch.“Grabyourrod.”Alexturnedawayfromthewindowandslowlypickeduphisfishingrod.

“Weshouldhavedonethisbefore,’’Dadsaid.‘‘Let’sgocatchingabigone!

Maybewecanseesomerareinsectsandanimals,suchasfirefliesandwhippoorwills!

’’Dadpickeduphistacklebox,rod,andbaitcanfromtheporch.

Theywalkeddownthehilltowardthelake.TheonlythingAlexcouldseewasthecircleofweedsandrocksattheirfeet.

Insectvoicesfilledhisears.Hundredsofbugswaitedinthedarktoattack.“Mosquitoes,’’Dadsaid.“ 

Ibroughtsomespraytokeepthemoff.”

SuddenlysomethingrushedpastAlex’shead.Hegasped.“Whatwasthat?

”

“Probablyabat,”Dadsaid.

“Willbatsbeflyingaroundourheadsthewholetime?

”“Thisistheirtimetobeoutcatchinginsects,’’Dadexplained.“Theywon’thurtyou."

Hepushedtheboatoffthegravelandjumpedin.

Dadrowedtothemiddleofthelakeandstopped.“We’lljustlettheboatdriftforawhile.Keeptheflashlightinthebottomoftheboat.Thefishwon'

tbiteiftheyseelightflashingaround.WhenweVedonebaitingourhooks,we'

llturnthelightoff.”

Leaningdowntogetclosertothelight,Alextriedtothreadawormonhishook,buthecouldn’tseemtoworkhisfingersright.Sowhatifthewormwasonlypartlyonthehook?

Hedidn’twanttofishanyway.Hedidn’tevenwanttobehere.

Dadswitchedofftheflashlight,andthenightfelloverthemlikeaheavycape.“Ican’tseeanything,”Alexsaidweakly.

“Themoon’shalffull.Itgivesussomelight,"

Dadsaid.

Alexlookedup.Surelyenough,therewasthemoon.Andhecouldseetheshorelineandthedarkformsoftrees.

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Lookingintothetreesontheshore,Alexnoticedtinypointsoflighttwinklingthere.

Dadtooka 

sandwichfromhisjacketpocketandhandedittoAlex. 

Whenmytwo-year-oldsonwasdiagnosedwiththeAttentionDeficitDisorder,myfirstreactionwasrelief—Ifinallyknewthereasonforhissymptoms.However,Iwasalsooverwhelmedwithsadness,fearantianger.Ifeltsorryformysonandformyself.Likeothersinsimilarcircumstances,myquestiontoGodwas"

Whyme?

ThroughthegraceofGod,Iamnowabletofocusonmygratitude.IbelieveGodchosemetoraisemysonbecauseGodknewthatIwouldgivehimthebestIhavewithenthusiasm.Hewillteachmetoloveandunderstandhimforwhoheis.IamgratefulthatIhavemyson,andIamgratefulthatGodchosemetobehismother.

Thereispowerandhealingingratitude.

Howcangratitudehelpusinoureverydaylivesasmoms?

Lookatallthepeoplearoundyou,andthinkaboutthedifferenceyoucanmakeinyourfamily'

slifejustbynoticingandbeingthankfulforallthegreatthingstheydo.Whenlifeisgood,gratitudeiseasy.That’stosay,whenyouexpressgratitude,youshowyourloveandappreciation.Everyoneneedstofeelthesethingseveryday.Sometimesasmomswefeelthatnooneappreciatesus—anditistruethatmomsareusuallylastonthelisttobethanked.Onewayyoucanteachgratitudeisbyexample.Evenonthedayswhenitseemsyourchildrenorhusbandaredoingeverythingwrong,findareasontothankthem.Takethetimeandenergytolookforthegood.Thinkaboutthethingsthatyourfamilydoandthingsthatdeserveathankyou"

.Youmightsavtovourhusband,"

Thankyouforworkingsohardforourfamily,or,toyourchild,"

Ireallyappreciateyoursenseofhumor—itfeelsgoodtolaugh."

Expressingyourgratitudehelpsfamilymemberstounderstandhowitfeelstobeappreciated.Andiftheystilldon'

tcatchon,letthemknowwhenyoufeelunappreciated.Youcanalsotellthemhowgreatitmakesyoufeelwhentheydoexpressgratitude.

Gratitudeisawonderfulmotivatorwhenyouneedcooperation.

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Sometimeswegetsobusyindailylifethatweforgettobegrateful.

WhenIwastenIwassuddenlyverysad,forIhadtomovefromtheonlyhomeIhadeverknown.Mywholelifehadbeenspentinthatbigoldhousewhichsawthelaughterandtearsoffourgenerations.

Whenthefinaldaycame,Irantothefrontofthehouseandsatalone,crying.SuddenlyIfeltahandrestonmyshoulder.Ilookeduptoseemygrandfather.“Itisn’teasy,isit,Billy?

hesaidsoftly,sittingdownonthestepsbesideme.

“Grandpa,”IrepliedhowcanIeversaygoodbyetoyouandallmyfriends?

“Goodbyeissuchasadword,"

hesaid."

Itseemstoofinal,toocool,whichhasonethingincommon:

sadness.”

Hegentlytookmyhandinhis.“Comewithme,myfriend,”hewhispered.

Wewalked,handinhand,tohisfavoriteplaceinthefrontyard,wheretherewasahugeredrosebush—hisbelovedrosebush.

Whatdoyouseehere,Billy?

”heasked.

Ilookedattheflowers,notknowingwhattosay,"

Iseesomethingbeautiful,Grandpa."

“Itisn’tjusttherosesthatarebeautiful,Billy.It’sthatspecialplaceinyourheartthatmakesthemso.”Hiseyesmetmineagain.“Billy,Iplantedtheserosesalongtimeago—beforeyourmotherwasevenadream.Iputthemintothesoilthedaymyfirstsonwasbom.ItwasmywayofsayingthankyoutoGod.Thatboy'

snamewasBilly.Iusedtowatchhimpickrosesforhismother.

Isawmygrandfather’stears.Ihadneverseenhimcrybefore.Hisvoicebecamehoarse（嘶哑的）.

Onedayaterriblewarcame,andmyson,likesomanysons,wentawaytofightagreatevil.HeandIwalkedtothetrainstationtogether...Threemonthslateratelegramcame.MysonhaddiedinItaly.AllIcouldthinkofwasthatthelastthingIsaytohiminhislifewasgoodbye."

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Grandpaslowlystoodup.

Soonmygrandfatherbecameseriouslyill.

Everyyearonmybirthday,fromthetime1turned12,awhitegardeniawasdeliveredtomyhouseinBethesda,Maryland.Nocardornotecamewithit.Callstothefloristwerealwaysinvain—itwasacashpurchase.AfterawhileIstoppedtryingtodiscoverthesendersidentityandwasjustdelightedinthebeautyandfragranceofthatmagical,perfectwhiteflowerplacedinsoftpinktissuepaper.

However,Ineverstoppedimaginingwhotheanonymousgivermightbe.Mymothercontributedtotheseimaginings.Andatthattime,she’daskmeiftherewassomeoneforwhomIhaddoneaspecialkindnessshowingappreciation.Asateenager,IhadmorefunimaginingthatitmightbeaboyIfellinloveoronewhohiidnoticedmeeventhoughIdidn’tknowhim.

WhenIwas17,aboybrokemyheart.Thenighthecalledforthelasttime,Icriedmyselftosleep.WhenIawokeinthemorning,therewasalineofwordsonmymirrorinredlipstick.IthoughtaboutthatquotationfromEmersonforalongtime,anduntilmyhearthealedandwenttogettheglasscleaned,mymotherkneweverythingwasallrightagain.Onemonthbeforemyhighschoolgraduation,myfatherdiedofaheartattack.Myfeelingsrangedfromgrieftoabandonment,fearandoverwhelminganger;

mydadwasmissingsomeofthemostimportanteventsinmylife.Ibecamecompletelyuninterestedinmycominggraduation,theplayandtheprom.Butmymother,inthemidstofherowngrief,wouldnothearofmyskippinganyofthosethings.

Thedaybeforemyfatherdied,mymotherandIhadgone