Anaya Elick was born without hands-she has stubs(殘端)where most people's wrists begin.
To hold a pencil,she must balance it between her wrists,then use her arms to push it along the page.But that didn't stop her from winning a national handwriting contest when she was in first grade.
In the two years since,she has taken on greater challenges.Last week,she won another national handwriting contest,this one for cursive(草書).And by all accounts from her teachers at Greenbrier Christian Academy,she has become an accomplished artist.
Anaya isn't one to boast about her successes.She unwillingly says they make her proud but adds that they come from "lots of practice".
Her friends at school said,"She inspires everybody by what she does and how she does it".No one wants child to fail,and raising one who was born with a disability can heighten that protective instinct.Before Anaya was born,doctors knew about her condition,although not its cause.Other than having no hands,she is a regular 9-year-old girl.
"Anaya succeeds because she is not afraid to fail",Middleton said.The two began practicing cursive last year,when Anaya was in second grade.She struggled sometimes,because unlike traditional penmanship,which allows for breaks after each letter,cursive words are written straight through-and added effort for someone who must balance rather than hold the pencil.
Middleton could see her daughter thinking through the challenge,figuring out how she could do better.She'd get frustrated at times,but she never hesitated to do things as often as it took to get them right.
"I don't think I've ever heard Anaya say I can't do something," Middleton said.
That attitude carries over to her other interests.
Recently,Anaya and her classmates sat in Cheryl Leader's art room,working on an exercise.The goal was to get them thinking about different concepts,like color combinations and how an image can be formed by fully coloring inside straight and diagonal lines.
(1)How did she make her writing? BB
A.by hand
B.with her arms
C.with her wrists
D.with her mouth
(2)Why did Anaya's mother say being a parent can be scary? DD
A.Because she doesn't want her child to fail.
B.Because she love her child very much.
C.Because raising one who was born with a disability can be a burden.
D.Because she wants to protect her child from failing.
(3)According to the passage,what kind of person do you think Anaya is? CC
A.Brave,hard-working and proud.
B.Brave,warm-hearted and kind.
C.Brave,diligent and modest.
D.Brave,diligent and shy.
(4)What would be the best title for the text? AA
A.Girl without hands inspires everybody.
B.A special artist.
C.Mother and daughter.
D.We can do everything that we want.
【考點】做人與做事.
【答案】B;D;C;A
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