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How far will you go when strangers ask you for help? For Mr Cheng, an old security guard at Hangzhou Dianzi University, the answer is 17 years and 100,000 yuan.
One night in September 2005, a man and his kid got out of a taxi and came to Cheng. The father said that his kid was a freshman (大一新生) at the university and that 6,000 yuan they had was stolen (被偷). He asked if Cheng could help them by paying the taxi driver. “Of course,” Cheng replied. It was 68 yuan.
Several days later, he heard some stories about the kid he had helped. The kid had worked hard to get into the university. His family was poor, and his parents had borrowed 6,000 yuan for his university education.
However, since the money was gone, the kid would probably drop out.
Cheng decided to help again. He wasn't rich, but he paid 6,000 yuan for the kid's education and didn't tell it to anyone. Cheng also took out a few hundred yuan every month and sponsored (资助) the kid through university. In the following years, he also sponsored another five students, but these stories about him were never known by others until recently.
The greatest thing about people like Cheng isn't what they have done or how much they have; it's how much they want to help others and how far they want to go although they don't have much to give.
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① Cheng helped the father and his son pay the taxi driver.
② The parents borrowed money for their son's university education.
③ Cheng sponsored the kid through his university study.
A. ②①③
B. ①③②
C. ②③①
D. ③①②
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A. Because they got lost.
B. Because the kid had an accident.
C. Because they had no money.
D. Because they had a fight with the driver.
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A. Miss the chance.
B. Leave school.
C. Refuse the help.
D. Stop working.
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A. A Lucky Kid
B. A Sweet Memory
C. A Moving Experience
D. A Quiet Sponsor
How far will you go when strangers ask you for help? For Mr Cheng, an old security guard at Hangzhou Dianzi University, the answer is 17 years and 100,000 yuan.
One night in September 2005, a man and his kid got out of a taxi and came to Cheng. The father said that his kid was a freshman (大一新生) at the university and that 6,000 yuan they had was stolen (被偷). He asked if Cheng could help them by paying the taxi driver. “Of course,” Cheng replied. It was 68 yuan.
Several days later, he heard some stories about the kid he had helped. The kid had worked hard to get into the university. His family was poor, and his parents had borrowed 6,000 yuan for his university education.
However, since the money was gone, the kid would probably drop out.
Cheng decided to help again. He wasn't rich, but he paid 6,000 yuan for the kid's education and didn't tell it to anyone. Cheng also took out a few hundred yuan every month and sponsored (资助) the kid through university. In the following years, he also sponsored another five students, but these stories about him were never known by others until recently.
The greatest thing about people like Cheng isn't what they have done or how much they have; it's how much they want to help others and how far they want to go although they don't have much to give.
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A
) 1. Which is the right order of the following events?① Cheng helped the father and his son pay the taxi driver.
② The parents borrowed money for their son's university education.
③ Cheng sponsored the kid through his university study.
A. ②①③
B. ①③②
C. ②③①
D. ③①②
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C
) 2. Why did the father and his kid come to Cheng for help?A. Because they got lost.
B. Because the kid had an accident.
C. Because they had no money.
D. Because they had a fight with the driver.
(
B
) 3. What does the underlined phrase “drop out” in Paragraph 4 probably mean?A. Miss the chance.
B. Leave school.
C. Refuse the help.
D. Stop working.
(
D
) 4. What could be the best title for the passage?A. A Lucky Kid
B. A Sweet Memory
C. A Moving Experience
D. A Quiet Sponsor
答案
1.A 2.C 3.B 4.D
