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My name is Anna Brown. Three years ago, I had a car accident and lost my left arm.<br />At first, I was depressed and lost interest in anything.<br />However, several months after I left the hospital, I read about two inspiring athletes who overcame their disabilities and I was greatly inspired.<br />Today, I'd like to tell you about them. The first one is Jason Lester.<br />When Jason Lester was 12 years old, he was hit by a car. One of his arms was severely injured.<br />At that time, people could never have dreamed that many years later, he'd be a world-class sports champion.<br />But today, he can run unbelievably long distances and he can swim faster and ride further than most people with no disabilities.<br />He does it all without the full use of his right arm.<br />In 2009, he was named the Excellence in Sports Performance Yearly, SB Award Winner for Best Male Athlete with a Disability.<br />The second one is Melissa Stockwell. In 2004, Melissa Stockwell lost her leg when a roadside bomb exploded.<br />She was a diver in high school before the accident. After she got injured, she didn't want to leave water forever just because of the accident.<br />She kept on swimming. At last, she trained to compete in the 2008 Paralympic Games for the US team.<br />In the 2008 Paralympic Games, she became the record holder for the 100-meter butterfly and the 100-meter freestyle.<br />Their stories encouraged me that I can really do amazing things, whether we're disabled or not.<br />My name is Anna Brown. Three years ago, I had a car accident and lost my left arm.<br />At first, I was depressed and lost interest in anything. However, several months after I left the hospital, I read about two inspiring athletes who overcame their disabilities and I was greatly inspired.<br />Today, I'd like to tell you about them.<br />The first one is Jason Lester. When Jason Lester was 12 years old, he was hit by a car. One of his arms was severely injured.<br />At that time, people could never have dreamed that many years later, he'd be a world-class sports champion.<br />But today, he can run unbelievably long distances and he can swim faster and ride further than most people with no disabilities.<br />He does it all without the full use of his right arm. In 2009, he was named the Excellence in Sports Performance Yearly, SB Award Winner for Best Male Athlete with a Disability.<br />The second one is Melissa Stockwell. In 2004, Melissa Stockwell lost her leg when a roadside bomb exploded. She was a diver in high school before the accident.<br />After she got injured, she didn't want to leave water forever just because of the accident. She kept on swimming.<br />At last, she trained to compete in the 2008 Paralympic Games for the US team. In the 2008 Paralympic Games, she became the record holder for the 100-meter butterfly and the 100-meter freestyle.<br />Their stories encouraged me that I can really do amazing things, whether we're disabled or not.

1. （1） What part did Anna Brown hurt in the accident?

   A . Her left leg. B . Her right arm. C . Her left arm.
3. （2） Who received an ESPY award in 2009?

   A . Anna Brown. B . Melissa Stockwell C . Jason Lester.
5. （3） What kind of sport was Melissa Stockwell good at?

   A . Swimming. B . Running. C . Bike riding.
7. （4） How many records did Melissa Stockwell set in the 2008 Paralympic Games?

   A . One. B . Two. C . Three.