During my second month of the nursing school， our teacher gave us a test． I was a hard﹣working student and I did well in all the subjects． I finished the questions successfully and easily until I read the last one． "What is the first name of the woman who cleans the school？

    What a surprising question! I saw the cleaning woman almost every day． She was short， about 60 years old and had black hair， but how would I know her name？ I handed in my paper， leaving the last question empty， so did my classmates．

    Just before class ended， one student asked if the last question would influence our test grade．

    "Of course，" said the teacher． "In your life， you will meet many people． All people are important and all jobs are important． They deserve （值得） your attention and care， even if all that you do is to smile and say hello to them．"

    I've never forgotten that lesson． Actually， that was the most important lesson in my life． I also learned her name was Dorothy．

（1）How did the writer feel when she first saw the last question？　　

A． Angry．

B． Surprised．

C． Excited．

（2）What did the cleaning woman look like？　　

A． She was not tall．

B． She was young．

C． She had white hair．

（3）According to the passage， which of the following is NOT true？　　

A． All people and jobs are important．

B． Only a few students got full marks in the test．

C． The writer worked hard and did well in her study．

（4）What can we learn from this passage？　　

A． We should learn all the subjects well．

B． We should get high grades in every test．

C． We should care and pay attention to all people around us．

（5）What is the best title of this passage？　　

A． A Woman Cleaner．

B． A Hard﹣working Student．

C． An Unforgettable Lesson．