【正文】 the world’ s top harpsichordist . In 1939, though, the Nazis occupied Czechoslovakia. Not only was she unable to study in France , but three years later she and her family were driven to the Terezin labour camp. Her grandparents and her father laler died in the camp. She can still remember how terribly frightened she was. when her camp number in Auschwitz had faded. In 1945, she became a forced labourer in Hamburg. Then she was sent to the BergenBelsen camp, where in yet another misfortune she was affected with bubonic plague (黑死病 ). When she finally returned to Czechoslovakia with her seriously sick mother her hands were in an awful state, dumaged from working in the fields and carrying bricks. She was advised to abandon any ambition for a musical career. But, she refused and practiced the piano for 12 hours a day to make up for lost lime. In spite of great difficulties, she went on to struggle for a dislinguished careen as a harp sichondist. Her international breakthrough came in 1956 when she won the AHD International Music Compe tition in Munich. Since that time she has performed regularly throughout Europe and has made repeat ed visits to Japan and the United Stairs. Between 1 965 and 1975 she also became the first person to record Bach’s pl ete works for keyboard. To mark her 90th birthday next month. her plete Bach recordings have been reissued . A new documentary about her will also be released. does the underlined word “objec tive in Paragraph 2 refer to? A. status B. award C. target D. equality 26. Where did Ruzickova get her hands damaged? A. In Hamburg. Auschwitz. C. In Terezin camp. BergenBelsen camp. 27. Which marked the beginning of Ruzickova39。 s done cannot be undone. Failure is the mother of success. Where there39。 will make plans lo ntay home from church this Sunday, to avoid restaurants and most public places where they will be sure to be cheerfully greeted with a “Happy Mother’ s Day!” because sometimes Mother’s Day hurts. It Hurts for the woman whose teenager is heading down a dark and risky path and while she has tried everything in her power to “save” her child from the pain that road brings, nothing has changed. It hurts for the mother who has a tense relationship with her own duughter and who wishes the day could be with brunch and long talks and laughter. But instead the daughter goes over the last phone call, the cold goodbye, and the deafening silence. I have an amazing and beautiful mother and enjoy a great relationship with her. I had people to celebrate on this day and I did. But it still hurt, for I didn’t respond positively In the holiday. Over time I leared that it was okay to love and honor my mom. I am now feeling better, though still aching over what was lost. Mother’s Day can hurt. I t can also be a beuutiful time of joy. I believe there is a way to Honor mothers who find this holiday hard. We can reach out to those we think the day might be hard can send a card or text or to let them know we’re thinking of them. W e can’t take the hurt away,nor should we we can let them know they aren’t f otten and they are loved can show that we won’ t let the hurt scare us away or silence us. This Sunday, in the midst of our celebration,Let’ s be sure to send love to all the mothers in the world. 29. What does the mother expert her Haunter to do? A. Go down the right path. B. Make an apology to her. C. Enjoy Mother39。 Ten teams are taking part in the petition. But the CisLunar Kxplorer satellites are the only ones using water to power their spaceceraft. The idea for a waterpowered vehicle came from Mason Peck, who works at Cornell University. He has always wanted to use something other than rockets to push beyond earth. The craft is two connected satellites, both shaped like the English latter“ I” . Water is storel in the low