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　　Many years ago, I was a shy boy and lived a very peaceful life. I liked school but I felt bored.

　　And then I started the fourth grade. My teacher, Mrs. Gerlip, was a young woman who was good at writing, art and music. Her class was very interesting. With her help, I started Fun Club with some boys in my class. I also wrote a book called Through the Forest. And lots of my classmates like it.

　　However, I was surprised when fifty years later I got a letter about a reunion(聚会). A few days later, we had a reunion at Mrs. Gerlip’s home. Reconnecting(重新联系) with Mrs. Gerlip was a journey back in time. Fifty years have passed, but my teacher still remembers every student. She even doesn’t forget the class bully(欺负)—a boy used to hit me with snowballs on my way to school. Lots of teachers thought bullying was nothing serious at that time, but Mrs. Gerlip didn’t agree. She put a stop to it at once when she found out about it.

　　Now, in my mid-fifties, I appreciate the gifts Mrs. Gerlip has given me even more. It’s never too late to say thanks to this fantastic teacher. I hope you are lucky enough to have one teacher like Mrs. Gerlip.

64．How did the writer know there would be a reunion at Mrs. Gerlip’s home？

A．He got a letter.

B．He got a phone call.

C．He saw a notice on the Internet.

D．He met his classmate on the street.

65．What does the underlined word “appreciate” in the last paragraph mean in Chinese？

A．祝贺 　　　　　　　　　B．原谅

C．感激 　　　　　　　　　D．同情

66．Which of the following is TRUE according to the passage？

A．The writer started Fun Club with some girls in his class.

B．Mrs. Gerlip stopped the writer from bullying others.

C．The writer often visits his teacher.

D．Mrs. Gerlip has a good memory.

67．Why does the writer write this passage？

A．To show his love for a teacher.

B．To describe what a teacher’s job is.

C．To describe his primary school life.

D．To show his great changes in the past years.