Karen，JudyandIwerethelastonesbacktotheclassroomafterlunch．Allourclassmateswereplayingoutside．
"LookatwhatIfoundinMs．Lee'soffice．"Karen（36）___asmallboxfilledwithpiecesofchalkineverycoloroftherainbow．
"Wow!Whatfunitwouldbetowriteonthe（37）___"Judy'seyesshonewithjoy．"ButMs．Leedoesn'tletusdoso，"Iresponded．"Don'tbe（38）___，Janet．Noonewilleverknow，"saidKaren，（39）___intotheboxanddrawingoutsomechalk．I（40）___joinedmyfriendsintheartwork．However，IfounditwasfuniNextwewere（41）___theclockallthetimeincase（42）___ walkedin．
ThenitstruckJudythatweshould（43）___eachothertowritingnameswithourlefthands．Pickinguptheirchalk，theystarted．Ichoseawhitepiece．My（44）___wasabitshaky，butnoonewould（45）___thatitsaid"Janet"．
"Bettergetthisboardcleanedoffnow，"saidJudy，erasingourhandwork．Everything（46）___…butmyname!In（47）___IwassweatingandIfeltmyknees（48）___ Itwasn'tchalkatall，butawhitepieceofcrayononcloser（49）___Momhadasaying："Fools'namesandfacesalways（50）___inpublic．"Ineverunderstood（51）___whatitmeantbefore．NowIdid!
IrushedtothetoilettogetacanofcleanserwhileJudytriedwith（52）___papertowels．Afterrubbinghard，mynamewasgone，butanabrasion（磨损处）remainedontheboard．
Hearingfootstepscoming，we（53）___theareaasmuchaswecouldtoremoveeverytell-taletraceofwetness．Wewerejustslippingintoourdesks（54）___theteacherwalkedin．PerhapsMs．Leenevernoticedtheabrasion．ButIdid．
NowIstillrememberthelessonIlearnedthatday．"Noonewilleverknow"isnever（55）___．Tome，livingwithaguiltyconscienceispunishmentenough．