Helping others always brings you something， sooner or later， one way or another． I didn't know that until one day when I went to my （1） 　　school．

It was a cold and （2） 　　morning after the winter vacation． Actually， it was my （3） 　　day at my new school． I was walking slowly and worrying about lots of things． It was early and there weren't many people on the road． A girl （4） 　　was on a bike passed me quickly． She was riding on snowy ice when suddenly she fell off her bike just a few steps in front of me． She was trying hard to get up， （5） 　　fell again． Without thinking， I went over and helped her stand up． She said "Thank you" with a smile and then rode away． The words "Thank you"   （6） 　　me and this small event made me feel less nervous about my new school．

（7） 　　， I got to school． The teacher led me to the classroom and asked me to sit down （8） 　　a girl． I was so nervous． I knew some of the students were looking at me but I didn't dare to look at them． Soon the first class started． It was English． They used a different textbook from my old school and I didn't have a copy． As I was wondering what to do， a book appeared in front of me． "Let's share，" the girl next to me said． "And hi， I'm Carrie．" I （9） 　　． It was the girl I helped that morning．   （10） 　　a surprise!

From then on， we became good friends． She was my first and best friend at my new school． Helping her also helped me find a friend．

（1）A．old	B． new	C． small	D． big
（2）A．snowy	B． rainy	C． cloudy	D． sunny
（3）A． third	B． second	C． first	D． last
（4）A．what	B． who	C． which	D． whose
（5）A． or	B． so	C． and	D． but
（6）A． surprised	B．worried	C． helped	D． warmed
（7）A． Truly	B． Finally	C． Exactly	D． Suddenly
（8）A． beside	B． besides	C． across	D． from
（9）A．looked up	B． got up	C． looked down	D． sat down
（10）A． When	B． Where	C． What	D． How