| 完形填空。 Sisters are often alike but they are never exactly the same. In many 1 , one sister is often called the "the pretty one" and the other "the ugly one" when they are still babies. Even young children think 2 is more important than brains. "I envied my sister's looks. She had long fair hair and nice clothes and the most attraction. I hated her so much that I decided to 3 her. One day when the roof of the house was being repaired, I dropped a brick out of a window where she was underneath (在下面). Thank God it 4 !" said one ashamed(惭愧的)near-murderer. "I must have been about ten at that time, and she was eight years old. 5 she tells me that she always felt stupid beside me in school because I was a 6 student and she was weaker at school work. But when you're 14 or 15, you 7 attention and praise and you need boyfriends; good exam results don't seem like a fair exchange (交换)." Life is particularly (特别地) 8 for someone who wants to 9 in the footsteps of a famous sister. Dee Pfeiffer wants to be a film star like her sister, Michelle. "When we are children, Michelle was the beautiful one and I was the fat one," says Dee. "I have been trying to lose weight for years to get a figure like hers. In Hollywood, everyone critically (挑剔) 10 you and compares you with your famous sister." | ||||
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