OnenightinNovember，ItzhakPerlmangaveaconcertinatheatre，ifyouhaveeverbeentoaPerlmanconcert，youknowthatbecomingaviolinistisnotasmall（16）___forhim，hehadtowalk（17）___thehelpoftwowalkingsticksasares

　　OnenightinNovember，ItzhakPerlmangaveaconcertinatheatre，ifyouhaveeverbeentoaPerlmanconcert，youknowthatbecomingaviolinistisnotasmall （16）___forhim，hehadtowalk（17）___thehelpoftwowalkingsticksasaresultofthediseasehecaughtasachild．

　　Peoplesat（18）___whilehemadehiswaytohischairandbeganhisplay．Butthistime，somethingwent （19）___．Justashefinishedthefirstfewpartsofthemusic，oneofthestrings（弦） onhisviolin （20）___．Wethoughtthathewouldhavetostoptheconcert．Buthedidn't （21）___，hewaitedamoment，closedhiseyesandthen （22）___theconductor（指挥） tobeginagain．Theorchestra （管弦乐队）beganandheplayedwithsuchstrongfeelingandpurityastheyhad （23）___heardbefore．

　　Ofcourse，everyoneknowsthatitis （24）___foraviolinisttoplayapleasantworkwithjustthreestings．Iknowthat，andyouknowthat，（25）___thatnightItzhakPerlmandidn'twanttoacceptthat．

　　Whenhefinished，therewasaterrible （26）___intheroom，Andthenpeopleroseand （27）___fromeverycornerofthetheatre．

　　Perlmanwasexcited．Hesmiledandsaid，"Youknow，sometimesitistheartist'staskto （28）___howmuchmusicyoucanstillmakewithwhatyouhaveleft．"

　　So，supposeourtaskinthisfast-changingworldistomake （29）___，atfirstweshouldtryourbestwithallthatwehave．Andthen，（30）___itisnolongerpossible，trytoplayitwithwhatwehaveleft．

　　16．A．achievementB．advantageC．accidentD．application17．A．forB．byC．toD．with18．A．widelyB．closelyC．quietlyD．noisily19．A．wrongB．wellC．smoothlyD．slowly20．A．fixedB．brokeC．burnedD．lost21．A．InsteadB．AnywayC．IndeedD．Otherwise22．A．followedB．askedC．directedD．forced23．A．oftenB．usuallyC．alreadyD．never24．A．comfortableB．possibleC．un