A young boy was hungry for success. For him, winning was everything.
One day, the boy was preparing himself for a running competition in his small village. He was to compete with two other young boys. A large crowd gathered（聚集）there to watch, including a wise old man.
The race began. With strength and power (力量）, the boy easily took the lead. The crowd cheered and waved（挥手）.The little boy felt proud and important. However, the wise man remained still and calm.
“Another race, another race!” yelled（大喊）the little boy. The wise old man stepped forward and presented the little boy with two new challengers: an old lady and a blind man.
The second race started and the boy was the only one to cross the line. The little boy raised his arms happily. The crowd, however, was silent.
“Race again,” said the wise man. “This time, all three of you finish together.”
The little boy thought a little, stood in between the blind man and the old lady, and then took them by the hand. The race began and the little boy walked slowly to the finishing line and crossed it. The crowd cheered and waved. The wise man smiled, too.
“Which one of us three are the crowd cheering for?” asked the little boy.
“For this race, you have won much more than in any other race you’ve ever run before.” said the wise man. “For this race, the crowd cheered not for any winner!”
How did the boy feel after the first race?
A. Still and calm.             
B. Sad and silent.            
C. Proud and important.
What does the underlined word “challengers” mean in this passage?
A. 残疾人                     B. 挑战者                       C. 裁判
In the second race, who won the match?
A. the wise old man         
B. the blind man          
C. the boy
The crowd cheered for _______ in the third race.
A. the little boy             
B. their spirit               
C. the blind man and the old lady
What is the best title of this passage?
A. Win the race of kindness
B. Winning is everything
C. Never compete with old people