题目内容：

Our family moved to America ten years ago. One day I came home after school, __. I asked my mom to no longer put Middle Eastern food in my __. She and my father became quiet. Through questioning, my mother made me tell the __ that the other students had given me a very __    time because my ___was different. So I    __. “From now on, could we do peanut butter on Wonder Bread and an apple?” My brother and sister said they’d like the same because they had also __ it.

There were no African Americans or Asians in our school. I thought there was __ from India or Latin America, either. It was __ a community based on their __ religion and culture. Among them, our family seemed __. My father’s family was from Syria; my mom’s from Palestine. Our food was different; we had holiday customs like nobody else. All these ___us from others.

A week later the teacher announced that we should not bring lunches the following day. To my __, the next day at lunch, in came my mother with boxes of Middle Eastern food. The teacher __ her, “ This is Mrs. Nimen, Tom’s mom.” She took out the food and started __ the kids Kibble—a baked dish. She had __ baked bread for the class to take home. She made the kids very excited, who were __ everything I was eating a week earlier. __ here they were __ my mother’s food!

My mother did the same thing afterwards in my brother’s and sister’s classes. Though this didn’t end the racial problem, it made a (an) __. She was a pioneer of diversity, using Middle Eastern friendliness in an artful way.

1.A. proud    B. upset    C. satisfied    D. hungry

2.A. breakfast    B. lunch    C. supper    D. dessert

3.A. joke    B. tale    C. truth    D. lie

4.A. difficult    B. short    C. pleasant    D. unforgettable

5.A. look    B. family    C. food    D. belief

6.A. decided    B. ordered    C. insisted    D. requested

7.A. experienced    B. remembered    C. refused    D. heard

8.A. somebody    B. nobody    C. everybody    D. anybody

9.A. mainly    B. usually    C. particularly    D. extremely

10.A. favored    B. shared    C. concerned    D. achieved

11.A. strange    B. poor    C. rich    D. happy

12.A. freed    B. removed    C. protected    D. distinguished

13.A. relief    B. delight    C. knowledge    D. amazement

14.A. greeted    B. approached    C. introduced    D. congratulated

15.A. cooking    B. serving    C. selling    D. lending

16.A. even    B. still    C. often    D. ever

17.A. taking charge of    B. getting rid of    C. making fun of    D. catching hold of

18.A. And    B. But    C. Or    D. So

19.A. expecting    B. enjoying    C. wasting    D. distributing

20.A. effort    B. attempt    C. discovery    D. difference