I was parked in front of the mall wiping off my ear. Coming my way across the parking lot was 36  society would consider a bum(無業(yè)游民). From the   37  of him，I could see he had no car, no home，no clean clothes，and no money. He sat down in front of the bus stop but didn’t look like he could have enough money to even   38  in the bus. “That’s a very pretty car，”he said. He was ragged(衣衫襤褸的)，   32  he had a(an)   40   of dignity(尊嚴(yán))around　him. I said，“Thanks”And　41 wiping off my car. He sat there   42  as I worked. The  43  beg for money never carne As the silence between us widened something inside said，“Ask him if he needs any help. ”I was   44   that he would say“Yes”“Do you need any help?”I asked. He answered in three  45  but profound(深?yuàn)W的)words that I shall never   46    “Don’t we  a11?”he said.

     I had been feeling high. successful and important   47  those three words   48    me like a shotgun Don’t we all? I needed help. Maybe not for bus fare or a place to sleep，but I needed help. I  49  my wallet and gave him not only enough for bus fare，but enough to get a warm meal and a 50   for the day, Those three little words still sound  51 .  No matter how much you have  52  ，you need help too No matter how   53  you have，no matter how   54   you are with problems，even without money or a place to sleep，you can  55   help.

 

36.

A that

B. what

C. which

D. how

37.

A. movements

B. manners

C. 1ooks

D. attitudes

38.

A. ride

B. buy

C. drive

D. stop

39.

A. so

B. and

C. therefore

D. but

40.

A. air

B. atmosphere

C. appearance

D. figure

41.

A. finished

B. stopped

C. continued

D. began

42.

A. quietly

B. impatiently

C. aimlessly

D. eagerly

43.

A. intended

B. expected

C. liked

D. planned

44.

A. afraid

B. glad

C. doubtful

D. sure

45.

A simple

B. ordinary

C. complex

D. normal

46.

A. accept

B. forget

C. respond

D. choose

47.

A. unless

B. after

C. until

D. when

48.

A. frightened

B beat

C. wounded

D. hit

49.

A. reached in

B searched for

C. 100ked up

D. exposed to

50.

A. shelter

B. clothes

C. reward

D. blanket

51.

A. nice

B. ridiculous(可笑的)

C. true

D. proper

52.

A. contributed

B. devoted

C. given

D. achieved

53.

A. few

B. many

C. little

D. much

54.

A. 10aded

B. puzzled

C. faced

D. unsatisfied

55.

A. received

B. give

C. need

D. seek

36-40BCADA     41-45CABDA    46-50BCDAA     51-55CDCAB

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