【正文】 s said the hospital first touched Miss Holm’ s heart nearly 50 years ago． when doctors there saved the life of her friend’ s daughter． She never fot the happiness she felt all those years ago． Holm’ s gift will be devoted to heart disease research． People at the hospital said they regretted that they couldn’ t thank Miss Holm for the surprising gift． 28． According to the text， how did Miss Holm build up her fortune? A． By working as a secretary． B． By playing Teddy Bear Lady. C． By buying stocks． D． By helping in the hospital． 29． Why did Jan Jennings ask the lawyer to repeat what he said? A． She couldn’ t believe her ears． B． She had seldom received donations before． C． She wanted to make sure who Gladys Holm was． D． She never expected Miss Holm would donate anything． 30． What made Miss Holm love the Children’ s Hospital so much? A． A happy life living with the children． B． A valuable gift from the hospital． C． A satisfying job given by the hospital． D． An unfettable experience many years ago． 31． How will the donated money be used? A． To build up a new children’ s hospital． B． To support research on heart disease． C． To help sick children and their parents． D． To buy more toys for sick children． D Life really should be one long journey of joy for children who are born with a world of wealth at their tiny feet． But experts on psychological research now believe that silver spoons can leave a bitter taste． If suicide(自殺 )statistics are a sign of happiness， then the rich are a miserable lot． Figures show that it is the rich who most often do away with themselves． Dr． Robert Coles， an internationally famous doctor， is the world’ s top expert on the influence of money on children． He has written a wellreceived book on the subject， The Privileged Ones，and his research shows that too much money in the family can cause as many problems as too little．“ Obviously there are certain advantages to being rich”， says the 53yearold doctor，“ such as better health， education and future work expectation． But most important is the quality of familylife. Money can’ t buy love．” It can buy a lot of other things， though， and that’ s where the trouble starts． Rich kids have so much to choose from that they often bee confused． Their parents’ over favoring can make them spoiled． They tend to travel more than other children， from home to home and country to country， which often makes them feel restless． “ But privileged children do have a better sense of their positions in the world，” adds Mr I’ ve started driving again， just small journeys until I gain my confidence． Tonight I drove along a road 41 about 12 years ago． As I drove along it I 42 Kelly． Kelly was a 43 when this road was constructed． Her mother 44 when Kelly was very young． She and her brother were 45 by her father and she herself admitted that she was a(an) 46 child， climbing out windows， staying out drinking etc． The year after I taught her， a 47 thing happened． Kelly’ s dad was about to turn onto the new road 48 he met with a fatal(致命的 )accident． At that stage I didn’ t teach Kelly but had 49 taught on her learning programme． I wrote to tell her that I would help her with one of the six 50 she still had to plete on her second and final year of her programme． I brought Kelly to my home where I 51 and supported her through the whole unit． I got her to plete all the assignments at my home so that she would stay 52 ． Kelly got a better performance in the unit I taught her， and this helped raise her overall 53 ． My support also helped her focus on her studies at such a 54 time in her life． Kelly’ s lecturer was so 55 with her assignments that she got Kelly to 56 the higher level pans of the assignments to the rest of the class! This was so good for her selfesteem(自尊心 )． Kelly 57 her course． I was so glad she didn’ t 58 ． A few years ago I met Kelly in the town centre． She was 59 a pram(嬰兒車 )， her newly born son sleeping contentedly． I was glad to see life had brought a new family member into Kelly’s1ife for her to love． It’ s the 60 she deserved． 41． A． created B． ruined C． flooded D． b1ocked 42． A． met B． hit C． remembered D． recognized 43． A． worker B． student C． teacher D． volunteer 44． A． passed away B． backed up C． helped out D． took over 45． A． fiven B． affected