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辽宁省2020-2021学年度（下）省六校协作体高二第三次联考英语试题(考试时间120分钟、分值150分)第一部分听力（共两节，满分30分）第一节（共5小题；每小题1.5分，满分7.5分）听下面5段对话。每段对话后有一个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C

三个选项中选出最佳选项，并标在试卷的相应位置。听完每段对话后,你都有10秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅读下一小题。每段对话仅读一遍。1.Whereisthedesk?A.Underthewindow.B.Acrossfromthedoor.

C.Oppositethewindow.2.Whatisthemanmostprobably?A.Adoctor.B.Apoliceman.C.Ateacher.3.Whendoestheconversationmostprobablytakeplace?A.Inspr

ing.B.Inautumn.C.Inwinter.4.Whatisthewomandoing?A.Enjoyingafountain.B.Havingcheese.C.Takingapicture.5.Whatwillthe

mankeep?A.Ashirt.B.Ahat.C.Asuit.第二节（共15小题；每小题1.5分，满分22.5分）听下面5段对话或独白。每段对话或独白后有几个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项，并标在试卷的

相应位置。听每段对话或独白前，你将有时间阅读各个小题，每小题5秒钟；听完后，各小题将给出5秒钟的作答时间。每段对话或独白读两遍。听下面一段对话，回答第6和第7两个小题。6.Whatisthewomandissatisfiedwi

th?A.Thekitchen.B.Thelivingroom.C.Thebedroom.7.Whatdoesthemanthinkofthelivingroom?A.Bigandbright.B.Newan

dmodern.C.Smallbutwell-furnished.听下面一段对话，回答第8和第9两个小题。8.What’stherelationshipbetweenthespeakers?A.Husbandandwife.B.Ma

nagerandcustomer.C.Colleagues.9.Whomwillthemanhavelunchwithtomorrow?A.Mr.Tanawa.B.Peter.C.Jane.听下面一段对话，回答第10至第12三

个小题。10.Whydoesthemanlookpale?A.Hegotsick.B.Hedidn’tsleepwell.C.Hearguedwithhismanager.11.Howaretheman’sprojectsgoi

ng?A.Hehasfinishedthemalready.B.Hehasn’tstartedyet.C.Hehasn’tcompletedany.12.Howcanthewomanhelptheman?A.Bydoingtheprojectswithhim.B.Bytalkingwit

hhismanager.C.Byhavingachatwithhim.听下面一段对话，回答第13至第16四个小题。13.Whatarethespeakersmainlydiscussing?A.Agame.B.Amovie.C.Ato

y.14.WhatdoesthemansayaboutthepriceofWarCraftII?A.It’stooexpensive.B.It’sverynormal.C.It’squitecheap.15.Wha

tdoweknowaboutthewoman?A.Shelivesinasharedroom.B.ShehasnointerestinWarCraftII.C.Shelikeswatchingmoviesinhersparetime.16.Whatd

oesthemanlikeaboutWarCraftII?A.Pictures.B.Sound.C.Plots.听下面一段对话，回答第17至第20四个小题。17.Whatdothelibrarymembersha

vetodoeverytwoyears?A.Registerinthelibraryagain.B.Payforanewmembershipcard.C.Renewtheirpersonalinformation.18.Howlongwillthelibrarykeepthebo

okbookedinadvance?A.Fivedays.B.Aweek.C.Twoweeks.19.Whatcanbeborrowedforonedayonly?A.Children’sbooks.B.DVDs.C.Dictionaries

.20.Onwhichdaywillthelibrarycloseat7:00pm.?A.Wednesday.B.Saturday.C.Sunday.第二部分阅读理解（共两节，满分50分）第一节（共15小题，每小题2.5分，满分37.5分)阅读下列

短文，从每题所给的A、B、C和D四个选项中选出最佳选项。AWelcometotheSydneyOperaHouseTicketInfoandGuidedToursVisitorscanenjoytheSydneyOperaHousefoye

rforfree,butforamoreinsightfulvisit,you'llneedtobookatour.ThereareseveraldifferentwaystoexperiencetheSydneyOperaHouse,andmultipletoursareava

ilableincludingback-stagepassesandwalkingtours.TourTypeAdult（AUD$）ChildGuidedWalkingTour$42$22GuidedWalkingTour+Dinner$73$52GuidedWal

kingTour+TastingPlate$82.20$64.80BackstageTour$175$175OpeningHoursandtheBestTimetoVisitTheSydneyOperaHouseisopenyear-roundwiththefol

lowingopeninghours：●Monday—Saturday：9am—8：30pm●Sunday：9am—5pmAsforthebesttimeofday,it'srecommendedtob

ooktheearliestSydneyOperaHousetourofthedaytobeatthecrowds.Toenjoysunnyweatherwithfewercrowds,tryvisitingintheshoulderseason(October,Novembe

r,February,orMarch)PointsofInterest●TheStepsBeforeenteringtheOperaHouse,takeapictureofthebuildingfromthestepsoutside.●TheSailsStepbeneathth

esailsonaguidedtourandenjoyharborfrontviews.●TheConcertHallTheConcertHallisthelargestvenuewithseatsformorethan2000people.

Itfeaturescontemporarylivemusicshowsandhighly-regardedorchestral(管弦乐的)performances.Itisalsoherethatyouwillfindtheworld'slargestmechanicaltracker-act

ionpipeorgan.●OperaBarAfteryourtour,headtotheOperaBarforabitetoeatordrinkinthesun.●BaduGiliBaduGili,whichis‘waterlight’inthelanguageoftheGad

igalpeople-takesplacemosteveningsaftersunsetat9pm,9：30pm,and10pm.Theseven-minutedisplayisfreetoview.21.Howmuchwill

aguidedwalkingtourfortwoadultscost?A.$64.B.$84.C.$128,D.$168.22.WhichofthefollowingisthebesttimetovisittheOperaHouse?A.6：00pm,

aSaturdayinMarch.B.10：00am,aSundayinDecember.C.5：00pm,aFridayinSeptember.D.9：30am,aMondayinFebruary.23.WhatisBaduGili?A.Alocallanguage.B.Apipeo

rgan.C.Adinningarea.D.Alightshow.BInthePacificNorthwestduringwinter,5:15ammightaswellbethedeadofnight.Thealarmgoesoffandtheonlylightisthere

dglowfrommyclock.Mybodysays,“Gobacktobed.”ButIdon’t.IknowmyrunningpartnerwillbewaitinginthestreetandI’mnotgoin

gtostandherup.ThenIwalkontotheroad,complainingaboutthecoldandwishingIwerebackundermywarmcovers.Ifyou’dhavea

skedmeayearagoifIcouldseemyselfrunningat5:15onawintermorning,I’dhavelaughed.Morningjustwasn’tmythingandrunninginthemorningwassomethi

ngIdidn’tevenconsider.“Iprefertoworkoutinthemiddleofthemorningorintheafternoon,”I’dsaytomyfriendswhogotothegymbeforework.Then,lastfa

llIreconnectedwithanoldneighborhoodfriend.She’dbeenrunninginthemorningandtakenofffortypoundsthatyear.WhenIlookedinthemirror,Ikn

ewIcouldbenefitfromthesamekindofweightloss.IaskedifIcouldjoinher.IknewIneededtochangesomethingifIwasgoingtogetbackin

shape.Thefirsttwomonthswereespeciallyhard,becausewerantwiceaweekat5:15amandIslepttill7:00theothermornings.ButasI’veadjustedto

theroutineofrunning,I’vediscoveredgreatjoysthatmakeitevenmoreworthwhilethanalittleweightloss.WhileIhaven’tlostfortypoundsyet,it’sama

zinghowmuchmoreenergyIhaveandhowmuchstrongerIfeel.Becauseofthemorningrun,therestofmydayismoreproductive.Iwouldn’tsayI’v

ebecomeamorningperson,butIwouldsaymorningrunningisnowmything.24.Whatcanweknowabouttheauthorfromparagraph1?A.5:15istheidealtimeforhertoex

ercise.B.Shepreferstorunwithoutanycompany.C.Shetakestherunwithwarmclotheson.D.Shegoesforaruninspiteofthecoldandearlyrise.25.Whatwasthe

author’sattitudetomorningrunningayearago?A.Scared.B.Unfavorable.C.Supportive.D.Confused.26.Whatmadetheauthorbegintoruninthemorning?A.Herpartne

r’sencouragement.B.Herfriend’ssuggestion.C.Realizingthebenefitsofrunning.D.Realizingtheharmofbeingfat.27.Whateffectdoesmorningrunn

inghaveontheauthor?A.Shehasbecomeslimagain.B.Shehasbecomemoreconfident.C.Shehasbecomemoreenergetic.D.Shehasbecomemoreexhausted.CInlife,onceonapat

h,wetendtofollowit,forbetterorworse.What'ssadisthatevenifit'sthelatter,weoftenacceptitanywaybecausewearesousedtothewaything

sarethatwedon'tevenrecognizethattheycouldbedifferent.Thisisaphenomenonpsychologistcallfunctionalfixedness.Thisclassicexperimentw

illgiveyouanideaofhowitworksandasenseofwhetheryoumayhavefallenintothesametrap:Peoplearegivenaboxoftacks(大头钉)andsomematchesandaskedt

ofindawaytoattachacandletoawallsothatitburnsproperly.Typically,thesubjectstrytackingthecandletothewallorlightingittofixitwithmeltedwax.Theps

ychologistshad,ofcourse,arrangeditsothatneitheroftheseobviousapproacheswouldwork.Thetacksaretooshort,andtheparaffin(石蜡)doesn'tsticktothewall.Soho

wcanyoucompletethetask?Thesuccessfultechniqueistousethetackboxasacandle-holder.Youemptyit,tackittothewall.andstandthecandleinsideit.

Tothinkofthat,youhavetolookbeyondthebox'susualroleasareceptaclejustfortacksandre-imagineitservinganentirelynewpurpose.Tha

tisdifficultbecauseweallsuffertoonedegreeoranotherfromfunctionalfixedness.Theinabilitytothinkinnewwaysa

ffectspeopleineverycornerofsociety.ThepoliticaltheoristHannahArendtcoinedthephrase“frozenthoughts”todescribedeeplyheldi

deasthatwenolongerquestionbutshould.InArendt'seyes,theself-contentrelianceonsuchaccepted“truths”alsomadepeopleblindtoideasthatdidn'tf

ittheirworldview,evenwhentherewasplentyofevidenceforthem.Frozenthinkinghasnothingtodowithintelligence.Shesaid,“Itcanbefou

ndinhighlyintelligentpeople.”28.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“it”inparagraph2referto?A.Functionalfixedness.B.Theexperiment.C.Thepath.D.Thethinki

ng.29.Whichwayishardtothinkoftocompletethetask?A.Tackingthecandletothewall.B.Fixingthecandlewithmeltedwax.C.U

singthetackboxasacandle-holder.D.Lightingthecandletostandit.30.WhichofthefollowingstatementswillHannahArendtagreewith?A.Peopleshouldquestion.B.Weshou

ldbeusedtothewaythingsare.C.Peopleshouldn'taccepttheideathatdoesn'tfittheirworldview.D.Thesmarterpeopleare，themoreopentothenewthingstheyare.31.What'

sthepassagemainlyabout?A.AninterestingexperimentB.TheopinionofHannahArendt.C.Atheorytobeproved.D.Apsychologicalphenomenon.DTohearpeopletalkaboutInt

ernetfriendships,youwouldthinkitwasonegiantwebofcat-fishingande-crime.Whileweallundoubtedlyhavetotakemeasurestoremainsafeonli

ne,assumingeveryfriendshiporconnectionmadeonInstagram,TwitterorFacebookischeatingorinsincerewouldbea

mistake.Asawomanwhoworksinthecreativeindustry,IhavefoundrealjoyinseekingoutacommunityIcouldn'tfindelsewhere,andmakings

omegreatfriendsalongtheway.MyfirstonlinefriendshipwasonTwitterwithmy(now)bestfriend,duringtheuniversityexamperiod.We

exchangedstudynotesindozensofdirectmessages,setastudydate,andhaven'tlookedbacksince.Drawntoeachotherbysimilarcircumstances,friendshipsonli

nearesimilartoofflineinthattheytendtobeginbecauseofsharedinterestorcommonground-maybethey'vereadthepostonInstagram.Maybetheyhavethe

sametasteinfoodorpolitics.Ormaybetheyjustlovememestoo.Ifonlinefriendshipsstartsimilartofriendshipsoffline,theygrowinthesameway,too.Oftenthroug

hmutualsupport:apartfromcallingafriendtocongratulatehimonthatnewjob,youalsore-tweethisjokesandpraisehisInstagramstory.Despitemypos

itiveexperienceswhenItellpeople,mostarestillsuspicious.EyebrowsareraisedhigherwhenIexplainnotonlyhaveIfoundacommunityonlinebuthavemadefrie

ndshipswithpeopleImeetface-to-facetoo.Actually,thesearejustasvalidasotherfriendships,accordingtobehaviouralpsycholo

gistJoHemmings,whosaysonlinefriendshipscanbereal.Sohowdoyouknowifpeoplearetherefortherealyouorjustbecauseyou'repopularonInstagram?Hemmingshassimpleru

les.Shetellsme,“Youhavetoequallyfeelcomfortablethatyou'regettingsomethingofeachotherinsteadofbeingusedtoenablesomethi

ngthatisn'tfriendship.”Therefore,ifalla“friend”onlineisaskingyoutodoistopromotetheirworkorpersonalbrandandrarelytak

esaninterestinyou,thentheremayberoomtoquestionthebasisofthefriendship.Onthatnoteitisworthrememberingthatjustbecausesomeonehasalotoffollowers,it

doesn'tnecessarilymeantheyhavelotsoffriends.32.Whatismostpeople'sattitudetowardsonlinefriendship?A.Negative.B.Positive.

C.Objective.D.Neutral.33.Whydoesthewritershareherownexperienceinparagraph2?A.Tointroducethebackgroundinformationofthetext.B.Toconve

ythewriter'sattitudeandgivetherelatedexample.C.Toprovethelikelyriskforpeopletodevelopfriendshiponline.D.Toremindpeopleofthevariousbenefitsofmakingfr

iendsonline.34.Howcanonlineandofflinefriendshipsbedeepened?A.Theyrequiresupportfromeachother.B.Theyneedtohavecommonground.C.Theys

houldbebasedonsharedinterest.D.Theycan'tlivewithoutsocialmedia.35.Accordingtotheauthor,what'sthegoldenrule

tomakefriendsonline?A.Afriendtoallisafriendtonone.B.Friendshipcannotstandalwaysononeside.C.Afriendwithoutfault

swillneverbefound.D.Withoutconfidencethereisnofriendship.第二节（共5小题；每小题2.5分，满分12.5分）根据短文内容，从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。TheSimpleTrickCa

nHelpYouSleepForthosewhocan'tsleepeasily,prepareforthebestnight'ssleepever.Nomoretossingandturningintotheearlyhoursoft

hemorning.NomorecountingsheeponSundayevenings.Andnomorelying,wide-eyed,inthedarkafterwakingupinthemiddleofthenight

.36Thisall-naturalsolutioniscalledthe4-7-8method,andyes,it'sassimpleasitsounds.First,getsettledintoacomfortablepositiononyourbed.Then,simplybreathe

inairthroughyournoseforfourseconds,holdyourbreathforsevenseconds,andthenbreathetheairoutslowlythroughyourmo

uthforeightmoreseconds.37That'sallthereistoit!Don'tbelieveus?JustaskHarvard-educatedmedicaldoctorAndrewWe

il,whoadoptedthisexercisefromacenturies-longIndianyogimeditationpractice.Theyogisusethismethodtoachieve

astateofcompleterelaxation,reducingstressandanxiety.Slowingdownyourbreathingforcestherhythmofyourhearttoslowdown,too.38Inotherwords,it'

sanaturalwaytomakeyoucalm-foryourbodyandmind.“Thetheoryisthatbyputtingcertainrhythmsonthebreathwithyourvoluntarysystem,graduallythesearema

deintotheinvoluntarynervoussystem,"hesaid.39Soit'stheregularityofdoingthisoveraperiodofweeks,months,y

earsthatproducesthechangesthatyouwant.”Thereyougo!40Ifyou'restilltossingandturning,don'tmissthesetipsfromsleepdo

ctorswhicharealmostguaranteedtogiveyouabetternight'ssleep.A.There'snowaneasyandexpert-approvedwaytofallasleepinlessthanaminute.B.Finally,

repeatuntilyoufallasleep.C.Itmakestherestofyourbodyrelax.D.Thatenablesyoutofallasleepmoreeasily.E.Herecomestheexplanationforyo

ursleeplessnights.F.Onceyoustartstickingtoit,youcanquitcountingsheepforgood.G.Andthatcomeswithtime.第

三部分英语知识运用（共两节，满分30分）第一节：（共15小题，每小题1分，满分15）阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的A、B、C和D四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。Aweakoldmanwenttolivewithhiss

on,daughter-in-law,andafour-yearoldgrandson.Theoldman’shands41andhiseyesightwaspoor.Thefamilyatetogetherattable,buttheelderlygrandfather

’sshakyhandsmadeeatingrather42.Peasrolledoffhisspoonontothefloor.Whenhegraspedtheglass,often43spilled(泼洒)onthetab

lecloth.Thesonanddaughter-in-lawbecame44atthemess(脏乱).“Wemustdo45aboutgrandfather,”saidtheson.I’vehadenough

ofhisspilledmilkandfoodonthefloor.Sothehusbandandwifesetasmalltableinthecorner.There,grandfatheratealo

newhiletherestofthefamilyhadtheirdinneratthedinnertable46.Sincegrandfatherhadbrokenadishortwo,hisfoodwasservedina47bowl.Sometimeswhenthef

amilyglancedingrandfather’s48,hehadatearinhiseye.Still,thecouplealwaysblamedhimwhenhe49aspoonorspilledfood.Thefour-year-oldwatcheditallin50.Oneeveni

ngbeforesupper,thefather51hissonplayingwithsmallwoodpieces.Heaskedthechildsweetly,“Whatareyoumaking?”Theboy52,“Oh,Iammakingalit

tlebowlforyouandmamatoeatyourfoodfromwhenIgrowup.”Thewordsso53thecouplethattheywerespeechless.Thentearsstartedto54downtheircheeks.Thoughnow

ordwas55,bothknewwhatmustbedone.Thateveningthehusbandtookgrandfather’shandandledhimbacktothefamilydinnertablegently.Fromthenon,thegrandfath

erateeverymealwiththefamily.41.A.raisedB.coveredC.trembledD.pushed42.A.interestingB.convenientC.amusingD.difficult43.A.juiceB.milkC.soupD

.water44.A.shockedB.disappointedC.angryD.surprised45.A.anythingB.everythingC.nothingD.something46.A.seriouslyB.happilyC.sadlyD.slowly47.A.plasticB.s

mallC.woodenD.cheap48.A.directionB.wayC.sightD.situation49.A.droppedB.threwC.choseD.touched50.A.peace

B.reliefC.dangerD.silence51.A.noticedB.keptC.heardD.suggested52.A.respondedB.caughtC.hitD.pushed53.A.attractedB.struckC.stuckD.absorbed54.A.fallB

.goC.streamD.flood55.A.taughtB.toldC.spokenD.written第二节（共10小题，每小题1.5分，满分15分）阅读下面短文，在空白处填入适当的内容（1个单词）,或括号内单词的正确形式Theiceberg56wasforatimethebigges

tintheworldisnomore.A68,asitwasknown,57(cover)anareaofnearly6,000squarekmswhenitbrokeaway58Antarcticain2

017.That'slike59smallcountry.60satellitesshowthemega-berghasnowvirtually(实际上)gone,brokeninto61(count)smallfragments(碎片)thattheUSNationa

lIceCentersaysarenolongerworthtracking.Mostglaciologists(冰川学家)regardA68astheproductofaverynaturalprocess,an

dithasnothingtodowithhuman-inducedclimatechange.BritishAntarcticSurveyalsoputacoupleofrobotsintheoceaninFebruary62(study)upclo

sesomeofA68'slatter-daysegments(碎片).Onewentmissingsoonafter,andtheother63(actual)gotstuckundertheicefortwoweeksbeforemanagingtofree64(it)and

continueitsobservations.ThisrobotwillberecoveredinMaytopulldown(收集)itsdata.Itshouldrevealinformationabout65icebergsaffecttheirsurr

oundingsby,forexample,dumpingfreshwaterintotheoceanastheymelt.第四部分写作（共两节，满分40分）第一节：应用文写作（满分15分）假如你是李华，你校将在校内给老师安排自愿接种新冠疫苗活动，请写信通知你的外教David,

内容包括：1.时间和地点；2.注意事项；3.建议参加。参考词汇：疫苗：vaccine接种疫苗：getvaccinated注意：1.词数80左右；2.可适当增加细节，以使行文连贯。DearDavid,Yours,LiHua第二节：读后续写

（满分25分）阅读下面材料,根据其内容和所给段落开头语续写两段，使之构成一篇完整的短文。Afewyearsago,thecompanyIworkedforsentmywifeandmetoliveinNewYorkforayear.I’v

ealwayslovedrunning,soIwasreallyhappywhenIfoundoutIlivednexttoCentralPark.ThismeantthateverymorningIcouldgoforarunbefo

reIwenttowork.Becausealotofpeoplehadtoldmetobecarefulofrobbersinthepark,sousuallyIdidn’ttakeanythingwithme.Howcouldtheyrobme

ifIdidn’thaveanything?Butonemorning,mywifegavemea$10billandaskedmetobuysomebreadontheway.Itwasabeautifulmorningandtheparkwasquietwithv

eryfewpeoplewalkingorjogging(慢跑)around.WhileIwasrunningthroughthepark,anotherjoggerknockedintome.Heapologizedandcontinuedrunning.Forawhile,Id

idn’tthinktoomuchofit.However,whenInoticedthewidepathwhereIwasrunning,Ithoughtitwaskindofstrange.Thewarningofrobbersintheparkoccurred

tome.“Itcouldhavebeenarobber!”Isuddenlybecamealarmed,soIcheckedmypocketandfoundthatthemoneywasmissing.Withoutthinkingtwice,Iranafterthatjogger.Ifinal

lycaughtupandheldhimbythearm.Ishouted,“Givemethe$10bill!Now!”Iamnotusuallyahot-headed(性急的)person,butIgotreallyangrythistime.Icouldn’tbel

ievetherobberywasactuallyhappeningtome.Filledwithanger,Ishookmyfistathim.Thisseemedtofrightenhim.Hequicklyput

hishandinhispocketandgavemethemoney.Thenheranawayasfastashecould.Iboughtthebreadandwenthome.AssoonasIgothome,Icouldn’twaittotellmywifemyst

ory.“Youwon’tbelievewhathappenedtome,”Istartedwithpride.Sheimmediatelystoppedme,“Iknow,youleftthemoneyforthebreadonthekitchentable.”注意：1.续写词数

应为150左右；2.请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。Paragraph1Lookingatthemoneyonthetable,Istoodthere,shocked._______________________________

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w四、书面表达应用文写作DearDavid,I'mwritingtoinformyouoftheCOVID-19vaccinationarrangementofourschool.Thevaccinati

onistotallyoptional,anditwilllastfromnextMondaytoFridayattheschoolclinic.Butbeforegettingvaccinated,youhavetofigureoutwhetheryou'reallergictothev

accine.Ifnot,checkwiththeprovidertomakesureyoubringanyneededdocuments.Aftergettingtheinjection,it'srecommendedtoremainat

thesitefor30minutestomakesureyoudonothaveaworryingreaction.Istronglyadviseyoutoseekvaccination.Thisnotonlyprotectsyou,buttho

searoundyou.Yours,LiHua读后续写：Lookingatthemoneyonthetable,Istoodthere,shocked.Fortherestoftheday,Ifeltextremelyguilty,w

iththeinnocentjoggerandhis“helplessness"onmymind.“HowcouldIbesorudetohimwithoutknowingthetruth?Whywasitthatthe

joggergavemethemoney?IstillrememberhisfrightenedfacewhenIscaredhimawaylikeamonster.Idecidedtofindachancetoapologiz

etohim.Thenextmorning,Igotupandwenttotheparkasusual,butnotforjogging.IjusthungaroundwhereImetthatjogger,butinvain.Forseveraldays,Iwaitedatth

esamespot.Buttomydisappointment,hedidn'tturnup.ItwasalmostaweeklaterbeforeIfinallyspottedhimagain.I,the“robber”,gavethe$10bil

lbacktohimandsaidsorrytohimagainandagain.Fortunately,heforgavemeforwhatIhaddonetohimandsaid,“Oh,itdoesn'tmatter.”Manyyearshav

epassed,butIcanstillfeelmycheeksburningwithshame.Fromtheexperience1havelearnedthatitistooearlytojudgeapersonbeforeyouk

nowthetruth.