Today I felt unhappy with my head full of problems, so I decided to take a walk even though I didn’t know where I would go. The most  1  thing happened when I was walking along the street.

I saw an old man, over seventy years old, sitting on a chair. He was a seller of second-hand shoes. He seemed so helpless and nobody was  2  his shoes. Then, a little girl came towards him. I heard the girl say in a(an)   3  voice, “Grandfather, may I clean your shoes?” That old man agreed and passed her a shoe. The girl said, “ I do this  4  I want to save some money to buy my brother a new school uniform.”

I heard this and tears came to my eyes. To my  5  , the old man said, “Oh, little girl, just stop doing this. Come with me and I will buy one for you.” To see what would happen, I   6  . They walked to a   7  and there the old man really got her a uniform, which must have cost him a lot. The girl was  8  and said, “Thank you so much for doing this. May God bless you.” Then she left, leaving the old man  9  .

As the old man decided to leave, I stopped him and whispered in his ear, “ You are really a great hero! Thank you for your  10  !” My own sadness had gone. It had been driven away by the light of this moving act. I began to realize that a little act can brighten up someone’s day.

A boy had a place at the best school in town. In the morning, Grandfather took his grandson to the school. When the boy and his grandfather went into the playground- the children came up.

'"What a funny old man,'" one boy said, making a face.

"Hey, fatty (胖子),"' another one shouted.

The children jeered at the two and jumped up and down.

Without saying a word, the old man took his grandson out of that school gate. "Wonderful, I don't have to go to school!'' the boy said.

"You do. but not this one," his grandfather replied. "I'll find you a school myself. '" Grandfather took his grandson back to his own house, asked Grandmother to look after him, and then off to look for a school himself.

Every time he got to a school, the old man went into a playground, and waited for the children to come out at break time. In some schools the children completely ignored (不理会) the old man.

and in others, they made fun of him. When this happened, he would turn sadly and go home. Finally, he went into the very small playground of a very small school, and stood tiredly against the wall. The bell rang, and the children got out into the playground.

“Sir, are you all right? Shall I bring you something to drink?” a voice said.

“We've got a bench in the playground-come and sit down,” came another voice.

Soon a young teacher came out into the playground. The old man greeted him and said,

“Finally, I've found my grandson the best school in town.”

62. The underlined phrase “jeered at” probably means “____________”

A. listened to      B. laughed at     C. cheered up       D. fought against

63. The grandson felt ____________ when his grandfather took him out of the school gate.

A. worried       B. happy      C. bored         D. proud

64. When the old stood on the very small school playground, the children __________.

A. shouted at him       B. made fun of him     C. were polite to him   D. ignored him

65. We can see the old man judges(判断) a school by its ____________.

A. students      B. teachers       C. buildings      D. playground