At three, Chelsie Hill decided to become a dancer. She won her first competition at five and kept 41 through her school years. She made the high-school dance team and 42 seems to work for a career as a professional dancer. However, a 43 struck. After a party, Chelsie got in a car with a 44 driver who hit a tree at speed. She 45 , but lost her legs.
While most kids in her situation would 46 and cry, Chelsie told doctors that she wanted to dance, which 47 didn’t seem possible. During her long 48 , she saw a video of Auti Angel, a wheelchair-bound woman, performing hip-hop dancing, which made her believe she could 49 her dream. Nine months later, they met and 50 got on well. The next day she was accepted by Auti’s team.
Auti and three other wheelchair-bound dancers were 51 to star in a show about their lives. After hearing Chelsie’s story, they decided she would make a supporting 52 with her message about drunk driving. Chelsie began to perform in 2012, and her dancing 53 started, during which she met lots of women in 54 who wanted to dance. She decided to hold classes, but they couldn’t 55 her classes. So she started teaching online.
Since her 56 , Chelsie has been focusing on hip-hop dancing because it allows her to use her upper body to the 57 together with her new legs in routines. “Dance is dance 58you can walk or not. Dance doesn’t have a disability.” Chelsie says.
Although she has risen to 59 with her wheelchair dances, Chelsie hasn’t given up herhopes of walking again. She is constantly in the gym working hard to regain control of her60 body.
41. A. dancing B. learning C. competing D. fighting
42. A. something B. nothing C. everything D. anything
43. A. competition B. disaster C. challenge D. chance
44. A. exhausted B. anxious C. careless D. drunk
45. A. regretted B. awoke C. survived D. disappeared
46. A. get down B. break down C. cut down D. put down
47. A. obviously B. hopefully C. generally D. luckily
48. A. training B. cure C. injury D. recovery
49. A. control B. describe C. realize D. imagine
50. A. gradually B. instantly C. slowly D. suddenly
51. A. guided B. forced C. scheduled D. encouraged
52. A. proof B. character C. picture D. teacher
53. A. style B. learning C. period D. career
54. A. wheelchairs B. classes C. reality D. sadness
55. A. attend B. admire C. appreciate D. accept
56. A. relief B. accident C. birth D. childhood
57. A. full B. great C. good D. perfect
58. A. though B. when C. whether D. if
59. A. familiarity B. combination C. use D. fame
60. A. upper B. lower C. strong D. flexible
41-45ACBDC 46-50 BADCB 51-55 CBDAA 56-60 BACDB