One day, a physically-deformed man came to our school and on his back was a notice saying “Free shoe repairing for college students.”

　　Repairing shoes free? Most of us didn't believe it, and some even thought that it was just device (诡计) to the students who would have to pay for the shoes once they had been repaired, but the man just smiled and said, “Save your money and buy some books.” These words really surprised me and I talked with him, “You need to make a living; why do you still repair shoes for us for free?” He answered, while keeping on working, “I am an illiterate (文盲) , but it is my pleasure to serve you. In my opinion, money isn't everything in life.”

　　He stopped for a moment and said, “I look down on those people who always cry. For example, when they themselves push their bodies into a bus, it is very common for people to help each other. But in recent years, people always look at me with an eye of surprise and say, 'Please wait for the next one.' I have to wait for the next... so I am with a wheelchair now!”

　　After the chat, I felt he was great compared with me. He ---a physically-deformed man who couldn't walk without a wheelchair, still tried his best to devote himself to society. I would like to thank this man, because he gave me a new direction in my life, and taught me how to know the true value of life.

(1) Why didn't most of the students believe that man at first?

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A．Because they didn't know the man at all.

B．Because they didn't need to repair their shoes.

C．Because they thought that the man would deceive.

D．Because they thought it was impossible that man could repair shoes for them free.

(2) Why did he repair shoes for free? Because he thought ________.

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A．the students needed some help

B．these shoes didn't need to be repaired at all

C．the students were all his friends

D．the students were very poor

(3) What should you do when you meet an old lady at a bus stop? I will ________.

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A．let her wait for the next one

B．get on the bus by myself

C．help her get on the bus

D．get on the bus first

(4) What's the meaning of “a physically-deformed man”?

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(5) What did the writer understand from that man?

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A．He understood that man was a kind-hearted man.

B．He understood money was not everything in life.

C．He understood people should try their best to help others.

D．Both B and C

It’s time to go home now. I go home by bus. It’s a rainy day. A woman with a dog gets on the bus. It is a big dog and its feet are not clean. I don’t want the dog to sit near me. But the woman says to the conductor(售票员), “ Oh, I pay for(付款) my dog. Can he sit here like the other people?” The conductor looks at the dog and says, “ Yes, madam(夫人). But like the other people, he must not (不许) put his feet on the chair.”

(　 ) 51. I am going home _______ now.

　　 A. by bike　　 B. by bus　　 C. by car　　

(　 ) 52. What do I see?

　　 A. A woman with a dog　　 B. A conductor.　 C. A dog　

(　 ) 53. I don’t want the dog to sit near me because ______.

　　 A. the dog is big　 B. the dog isn’t clean　 C. the dog has no ticket

(　 ) 54. Why do the woman and the dog get on the bus?

A. It’s a rainy day.　 B. No one is on the bus. C. The dog can sit.　　　

(　 ) 55. The conductor means(意思是)________.

　　 A. the dog’s feet are like the other people　

B. the dog must be like a man

　　 C. the dog should not sit on the chair