Question

My name is Paul. This happened to me when I was traveling in Paris.

I was walking on the street when a man came up to me. ＂Do you speak English?＂ he asked.

＂Yes,＂ I said.

Then he said he was a cook from Montreal, Canada. He told me he had a(n) _______. ＂I’m here in Paris with my wife and our _______ children, and we don’t have enough money for a hotel. My wife tried to get money from a cash machine (自動(dòng)取款機(jī)), but she couldn’t _______ the PIN number (密碼). She used the wrong number three times, so the machine kept her card. Could you _______ me?＂ I wasn’t sure, so I asked to see his passport (護(hù)照). ＂My passport is with my wife. She is tired, so she’s _______ in a coffee shop with our three children. We only need $100 for the night, and I _______ I’ll pay you back.＂ By this time the man was actually crying, so I thought he was telling the truth. I _______ to lend him the money. Then we went to a cash machine, and I gave him the money. He said thank you and left. I _______ saw him or heard from him again.

I knew maybe his story wasn’t true. _______ I felt like I had to help him at that time. What if he had some other difficulties that he just hoped to hide ________ anyone? Anyway, $100 wasn’t that much and helping him made me feel peaceful.

1.A. plan B. problem C. illness D. idea

2.A. five B. four C. three D. two

3.A. remember B. write C. change D. copy

4.A. forget B. teach C. choose D. help

5.A. waiting B. acting C. practicing D. working

6.A. realize B. promise C. advise D. wonder

7.A. missed B. hated C. agreed D. hurried

8.A. still B. even C. only D. never

9.A. So B. But C. Or D. And

10.A. from B. under C. with D. into

Answer 1