(I) 37.~39. Dear Colin, I want to share a movie named King George VIwith you. It is a movie about how he rose above hisstammer and made a successful radio speech to hispeople in the UK before World war II. Do you knowwhy his story interests me? Because we hadsomething in common. I wasn’t able to speakfluently in front of others in my childhood. I couldn’tunderstand why it was never a problem for ordinarypeople, but for me, I couldn’t even make a sound right.So, I was bullied at school. Sometimes I want to saysomething but people had no time to wait and listen.Then I talked less and less. Luckily my mom noticedthat and took me to a great teacher. With my mom’slove and the teacher’s help, I went through thedifficulties. I hope that what I said can help cheer youup. Life is not perfect even though a king likeGeorge IV still had his speech defect. In our lifetime,We have to learn to face it bravely instead of giving upour hope. If you want to watch the movie, just give me a callanytime. I have the DVD and we can watch itcomfortably at home.                                                                                                                                          Yours,Rayspeech defect 口語障礙 fluently 流利 stammer 口吃
37.Why did the writer say “We have something incommon.”?
(A) King George VI and Ray both had a great mother.
(B) Ray and Colin were both good at speeches.
(C) King George IV and Ray cheered Colin upthrough letters.
(D) King George IV and Ray rose above theirproblems in speaking in public.