Several boys in our class prepared to run for class president. We decided to vote for the best person to be our
class president. Here are their speeches.
     The first speaker was Zhang Ming. He is very good at sports and after-class activities. He promised to make our
school life colorful by singing, dancing and playing games after school.
     The second speaker was Chen Chen. He does well in studies, especially math. He said he would help us improve
our studies.
     The last one was Wang Ming.   I saw him sit in the corner and listen to others carefully.   That boy  is quiet but
always ready to help others in their studies. He also plays basketball very well. I said to him, "Come on. It's your
turn." Wang Ming smiled and stood up. "I'm very glad to have the chance to run for monitor," he said nervously,
"I'm not good enough. However, if anyone needs me, I am ready to help. That's all."
     I want Wang Ming to be our new class president. What about you?       

1. How many students voted for class president?

A. Two.  
B. Three.  
C. Four.    
D. We don't know.

2. If Zhang Ming becomes the class president, he will _________.

A. take students to the library    
B. help students study hard  
C. hold a meeting with the students    
D. make students do different activities 

3. Wang Ming was ______ when he stood up and spoke. 

A. excited    
B. angry    
C. nervous    
D. worried 

4. The underlined word "monitor" means "__________".

A. speaker    
B. school president  
C. teacher    
D. class president 

5. What can we know from the passage?

A. The writer will vote for Wang Ming.
B. Girls can't run for class president at school.
C. Chen Chen is good at sports but not at studies.
D. Our teacher decided who was the class president.