题目内容：

    Reverend Karen Onesti and Rabbi Andrew Bossov, both in Mt. Laurel, New Jersey, knew each other from a monthly meeting. On this evening ten years ago, however, Onesti could_______something was up with Bossov. So she_______him in the parking lot and asked him how he was doing.

“Not so well,_______,” Bossov replied. “I need a new kidney(肾).”

Bossov’s kidneys were failing, the_______of an experimental drug he’d taken more than a decade earlier for his colitis (结肠炎). Facing dialysis(透析), Bossov had already_______the United Network for Organ Sharing (UNOS) registry, but 70,000 people were in front of him. He’s also been_______close friends and relations to find a live donor, but so far, he hadn’t found a(n)_______.The statistics are_______for people in Bossov’s situation: in the U.S.,20 people die every day waiting for a(n)_______donation.

Onesti didn’t________: “I’ll give you one of mine,” she told Bossov.

Writing in a journal, Bossov________that “ that year that________had many twists and turns as we navigated the hard path toward donating and________an organ. Being accepted for transplant was one thing, but being________for surgery was another, and there were no guarantees.” Bossov began dialysis. However, Onesti________discovered she needed major surgery of her own, an hysterectomy (子宫切除术), before she could be able to________an organ.

But________, both Bossov and Onesti were cleared, and their surgeries were a(n) ________. More than a decade later, the kidney is functioning perfectly, and Bossov is ________“beyond words” every single day. Today, both Bossov and Onesti lead happy and healthy lives, and their ________has deepened over the years.

1.A.admit B.declare C.tell D.imagine

2.A.persuaded B.challenged C.employed D.approached

3.A.deliberately B.unfortunately C.conveniently D.uncertainly

4.A.purpose B.evidence C.result D.advantage

5.A.inspected B.joined C.organized D.introduced

6.A.competing with B.connecting with C.fighting with D.debating with

7.A.match B.mistake C.remark D.explanation

8.A.inaccurate B.meaningless C.comparable D.awful

9.A.blood B.organ C.cash D.food

10.A.hesitate B.participate C.swear D.interrupt

11.A.warned B.guaranteed C.predicted D.reported

12.A.began B.followed C.marked D.changed

13.A.describing B.examining C.preserving D.receiving

14.A.suggested B.complained C.approved D.paid

15.A.unexpectedly B.unsurprisingly C.cheerfully D.cautiously

16.A.select B.find C.donate D.feel

17.A.eventually B.disappointedly C.irregularly D.generously

18.A.joke B.accident C.success D.thought

19.A.amused B.regretful C.scared D.grateful

20.A.friendship B.situation C.conflict D.knowledge