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When I was little, I wanted to be a fireman. I remember standing on the sidewalk and watching fire trucks drive by. The big, red trucks with their lights flashing looked so cool. I thought it would be really fun to ride in one. I imagined running into burning houses and putting out the fire to save people. 1 For a long time, I held on to this dream. I thought it was the best job ever.
But as I got older, my dream changed. 2 My dad teaches at a university. Every day when he comes home, he tells me stories about his students. 3 Once, there was a student who failed a class. My dad spent a lot of time helping him. In the end, the student passed the class. My dad was so proud. I admired my dad a lot. I started to think teaching could be a great job too. That's why I'm a teacher now. I love being with my students. 4 Like when a shy student starts to speak in class or a student who was bad at maths finally understands it. I don't regret giving up my dream of being a fireman.
Life isn't always easy. Sometimes, things don't go as we plan. Our dreams might change. But it doesn't matter what our dreams are, whether it's being a fireman, a teacher, or something else. 5 If we keep doing our best, we can become better. That's the most important thing.
A. I'm happy when I see them learn new things.
B. If we work hard for our dreams, we will get closer to them.
C. I felt like I would be a hero.
D. I want to be a doctor like my mother.
E. He helps them with their homework and gives them advice.
F. I wanted to be a teacher like my dad.
1. 2. 3.
4. 5.
When I was little, I wanted to be a fireman. I remember standing on the sidewalk and watching fire trucks drive by. The big, red trucks with their lights flashing looked so cool. I thought it would be really fun to ride in one. I imagined running into burning houses and putting out the fire to save people. 1 For a long time, I held on to this dream. I thought it was the best job ever.
But as I got older, my dream changed. 2 My dad teaches at a university. Every day when he comes home, he tells me stories about his students. 3 Once, there was a student who failed a class. My dad spent a lot of time helping him. In the end, the student passed the class. My dad was so proud. I admired my dad a lot. I started to think teaching could be a great job too. That's why I'm a teacher now. I love being with my students. 4 Like when a shy student starts to speak in class or a student who was bad at maths finally understands it. I don't regret giving up my dream of being a fireman.
Life isn't always easy. Sometimes, things don't go as we plan. Our dreams might change. But it doesn't matter what our dreams are, whether it's being a fireman, a teacher, or something else. 5 If we keep doing our best, we can become better. That's the most important thing.
A. I'm happy when I see them learn new things.
B. If we work hard for our dreams, we will get closer to them.
C. I felt like I would be a hero.
D. I want to be a doctor like my mother.
E. He helps them with their homework and gives them advice.
F. I wanted to be a teacher like my dad.
1. 2. 3.
4. 5.
答案
1. C 2. F 3. E 4. A 5. B
