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As I was growing up, my life went around soccer（足球). I played on the national youth soc-

As I was growing up, my life went around soccer(足球). I played on the national youth soc-eer teams, and travelled to Europe. At age fifteen, I spent a summer __56__ with a professional team in England. I always knew I was going to be a professional soccer __57__ I had a __58__ soccer scholarship to a top Midwest university. But when I got to college, things began to __59__ I started to see everything I had missed __60__ the way. My high school years had been filled __61__ practices and games and I didn&39; t get to do a lot of the other things my friends were doing. At college, I __62__ to be "normal". I was feeling tired out and __63__. Finally, I decided to give __64__ the college life that was similar to my high school days. I walked away 65 soccer and my scholarship.

I __66__ myself for the life I was living for a while because soccer was the only thing in my life for which I ever had a passion. After a __67__ of struggle, I went to another university and finished school there. Then I did quite a __68__ jobs. I worked in a financial company, then for an Intemet company, etc. I __69__ wasn&39;t happy. __70__ back, I can see that these jobs weren&39; t based on the __71__ that were important to me:honesty, stability, and family. Then an old soccer coach(教练) of mine called and __72__ an opportu-nity-teaching soccer and other sports to little kids. I thought, "Could this be my calling.&39;？"

I&39;ve been teaching now for a __73__ of years and really love it. I&39; m working with kids, __74__ I enjoy. I&39; m playing soccer again. However, life is __75__ from that of the past days when I lived for only practices and games. Life is so colorful and attractive now!

第(56)题答案选

A.thinking

B.teaching

C.hoping

D.training

第(57)题答案选A.learner

B.actor

C.player

D.reader

第(58)题答案选A.full

B.empty

C.great

D.cheap

第(59)题答案选A.enlarge

B.follow

C.raise

D.change

第(60)题答案选A.along

B.across

C.aside

D.aboard

第(61)题答案选A.at

B.on

C.with

D.for

第(62)题答案选A.remained

B.insisted

C.imagined

D.longed

第(63)题答案选A.pleasant

B.unhappy

C.curious

D.careless

第(64)题答案选A.in

B.at

C.up

D.on

第(65)题答案选A.from

B.with

C.beside

D.beyond

第(66)题答案选A.complained

B.blamed

C.explained

D.bothered

第(67)题答案选A.distance

B.range

C.width

D.period

第(68)题答案选A.few

B.little

C.lot

D.many

第(69)题答案选A.either

B.still

C.already

D.yet

第(70)题答案选A.Hearing

B.Touring

C.Looking

D.Noticing

第(71)题答案选A.tastes

B.memories

C.policies

D.values

第(72)题答案选A.balanced

B.presented

C.neglected

D.educated

第(73)题答案选A.pack

B.double

C.couple

D.dozen

第(74)题答案选A.whom

B.that

C.what

D.where

第(75)题答案选A.different

B.similar

C.enormous

D.Various

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第67题：Which of the following is true according to paragraph 1？

A Fulltime employment is a new international trend.

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D The writer was only too eager to spend more time with her family.

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