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Growing up in the poverty of colonial Africa, America was my shining people. Martin Luther King’s non-violent political struggle made freedom and equality sound like  41 goals. America’s ideals filled my   42  and I promised myself that I would  43 on America’s streets.   44   ,as soon as I set foot is America’s hospitals, reality and racism（种族歧视）quickly intruded（侵入）on the ideals. My color and accent set me   45  . But in a hospital I am neither black nor white. I believe every patient that I touch deserves the  46 care and concern from me. Once I was on call  47   a 19-year-old patient was brought into the hospital. He was  48   blood after a car accident. He was an American Nazi with a swastika tattooed（纳粹万字纹身）on his chest. The  49  told me he wouldn’t let me touch him. When I came close to him,he spat on me. In that moment, I wanted no part of him either, but no other 50  would take him on. I realized I had to minister to（照顾）him as  51  as I could. I talked to him, but he  52  to look at me or acknowledge me. He would only speak through the white nurses, he was not badly hurt. We parted 54  . My black hands have saved many lives. I believe in my  55  he lived by. His racism had little to do with me. And I want to  56  it had little to with America , with the faith of Martin Luther King and the other great mean who made me believe in this nation’s  57  of equality and freedom. My black hands have saved many lives . I believe in my  58  to heal. I believe all patients and all human being are  59  , and that I must try to care for everyone, even those who would rather  60  than consider me their equal. 41. A. achievable           B. perfect              C. remote       D.special 42. A.body                  B. life                 C. head         D. memory 43. A. show                 B. walk             C. visit            D. work 44. A. Therefore            B. Meanwhile        C. Moreover     D. However 45. A. apart                B. together             C. aside            D. out 46. A. real                 B. same             C. quick        D. right 47. A. until                B. because              C. whether          D. when 48. A. running down         B. making up        C. coughing up      D. giving out 49. A. volunteers           B. nurses           C. patients         D. doctors 50. A. physician            B. musician             C. assistant        D. relative 51. A. soon                 B. difficultly          C. best             D. possibly 52. A. bad                  B. agreed           C. pretended    D. refused 53. A. injury           B. harm             C. treat            D. example 54. A. friend           B. strangers            C. colleagues  D. neighbours 55. A. reasons             B. thoughts             C. supplies         D. beliefs 56. A. think                B. accept           C. understand  D. witness 57. A. explanations         B. defence          C. ideals       D. combination 58. A. duty             B. devotion             C. affection        D. experience 59. A. true                 B. false            C. virtue       D. equal 60. A. love                 B. die                  C. live             D. Hate 答案：41～45 ACBDA  46～50 ABDCB   51～53 CDABD ACADB

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