My husband£¬our youngest son£¬and I went out to McDonald’s on a nice March morning.

We were standing in __1__ waiting to be served.Suddenly everyone around us began to __2__ away£¬and then even my husband did.

I did not move an inch.I felt scared as I turned to see __3__ they had moved.

As I turned around£¬I smelled a __4__ “dirty body” smell£¬and there standing behind me were two poor homeless men.

As I looked __5__ at the first gentleman£¬close to me£¬he was “smiling”£®

His beautiful sky blue eyes were __6__ of God’s light.

He said “Good day” as he __7__ the few coins he had been holding.

The __8__ man fumbled (ÂÒÕÒ) with his hands as he stood behind his friend.I realized that the man was mentally disabled and the blue­eyed gentleman was the person who saved him.

I held my tears __9__ I stood there with them.

The young lady at the __10__ asked the gentleman what they wanted.

He said£¬“Coffee is all£¬Miss.”That was all they could __11__.If they wanted to sit in the restaurant and warm up£¬they had to buy something.He just wanted to be __12__.

I wanted to __13__ out my arms and hug the little man with blue eyes.

That was when I __14__ all the people in the restaurant were looking at me.

I __15__ and asked the young lady behind the counter to give me two more breakfast meals on a separate __16__.

I then walked around the corner to the table __17__ the men had chosen as a(n) __18__ spot.I put the plate on the table and put my hand on the blue­eyed gentleman’s __19__ hand.

He looked up at me with __20__ in his eyes and said, “Thank you.”

1£®A.order                    B£®line                         C£®turn                         D£®peace

2£®A.go                        B£®back                        C£®run                          D£®head

3£®A.why                     B£®when                       C£®where                      D£®how

4£®A.pleasant                B£®familiar                   C£®clear                        D£®horrible

5£®A.down                    B£®up                           C£®out                          D£®forward

6£®A.lack                      B£®filled                       C£®full                         D£®little

7£®A.handed                 B£®put                          C£®counted                   D£®begged

8£®A.old                       B£®young                     C£®tall                          D£®second

9£®A.since                    B£®because                   C£®as                            D£®before

10£®A.door                   B£®counter                    C£®window                   D£®table