When she was seven, Jenny had arthritis and poor hearing. She could not stand th

 When she was seven, Jenny had arthritis (关节炎)and poor hearing. She could not stand the 36 on the heels of her feet, so she walked on tiptoe(脚尖). All these years, Jenny suffered, yet never  37_ . Often she sang a song and  38  a smile on her face, which was simply  39 . She rang, played or danced when she could. And when she could do  40  of these things, she took her medicine and waited  41  she could. To solve her hearing problem, Jenny had one operation after another on her  42  all through school. She even taught herself to read lips when her hearing  43  to 60%.

   She was totally popular, watching every football game,  44   her team, cheering them on, carrying her pillow everywhere to reduce her  45. Then came her senior year. She would be considered for scholarships; however, school activities, 46  sports, could often mean the difference between receiving a (n)  47 or losing out.

   So Jenny decided to be manager of the school football team, but the coach  48

to accept her. She begged. She promised. Finally the coach  49 , with the warning, “If you miss ONE game, you’re  50 !”

   So, Jenny became Manager of the Garrett High School Football Team. She carried big bottles of water to her  51  .It turned out to be one of the  52  years for the Garrett High School Football Team in its history.

   When asked why he thought the team was winning all their games, even when 53 sometimes, one of the players explained, “Well, when you’ve been knocked down, and you can’t seem to move, you look up and see Jenny  54  her bottle across the field. It makes anything that the rest of us may suffer seem pretty  55.”

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36-40 BDCAC   41-45DABDB   46-50ACBCA  51-55CDAAB