While traveling in Ssesse Island, Uganda, I came across a basket weaver. Weaving basket designs is a complex craft that ____1____ much skill and cleverness. To see an expert at work is so ____2____ that I had watched this particular lady for hours. What was astonishing, ____3____, was that a young African man had also become ____4____ as the basket weaver performed her craft.

____5____ whether the young man was more interested in the basket weaving or the weaver, I ____6____ the unexpected couple. On being asked about his ____7____ in weaving, the wise young man looked at me with complete puzzle and ____8____ that he didn’t know how to weave so he was watching because people can always ____9____ something from one another.

Of all the lessons I’ve learned during my travels, one of the finest is that ____10____ has nothing to do with wealth and little to do with ____11____ education! Wisdom can be ____12____ in every village, every town, every city, country, and continent in every ____13____ of the earth. Moreover, the wisest are often not those who are the most outspoken but, ____14____, those who are quiet and modest.

The young man on Ssesse Island is a perfect ____15____. His high status in the village was such that he was not ____16____ to study the lowly task of basket weaving; yet, there he was. And to top it off, this modest young man threw out a pearl of wisdom so ____17____.

As I watch what is ____18____ in our world today, I find myself wishing that more people had the wisdom of my young African friend. Much time has ____19____ since I met the young man but I have carried his wisdom in my heart ____20____. And I believe that it doesn’t matter who we are, we can always learn something from one another.

1．A．asks                  B．takes                      C．costs               D．deserves

2．A．encouraging       B．moving                   C．fascinating       D．touching

3．A．however            B．otherwise                C．anyhow           D．therefore

4．A．inspired             B．excited                    C．delighted          D．engaged

5．A．Thinking            B．Finding                   C．Wondering       D．Accepting

6．A．walked              B．approached             C．reached           D．met

7．A．hobby            B．doubt                      C．advantage        D．interest

8．A．replied            B．told                        C．spoken            D．remarked

9．A．borrow              B．learn                       C．understand       D．think

10．A．thought            B．knowledge              C．wisdom           D．opinion

11．A．private             B．special                    C．usual               D．formal

12．A．found              B．invented                  C．discovered              D．created

13．A．side                 B．space                      C．corner             D．district

14．A．though             B．instead                    C．however          D．therefore

15．A．example           B．figure                     C．model              D．symbol

16．A．meant              B．predicated               C．planned            D．expected

17．A．certainly          B．naturally                  C．surely              D．definitely

18．A．appearing         B．turning                    C．happening        D．showing

19．A．passed             B．disappeared             C．lost                 D．missed

20．A．ever after         B．before long              C．long since        D．ever since

While traveling in Ssesse Island，Uganda，I came across a basket weaver. Weaving basket designs is a complex craft that  36  much skiu and cleverness. To see an expert work is so  37  that I had watched this particular lady for hours. What Was astonishing，  38  ，was that a young African man had also become  39  as the basket weaver performed her craft.

.   40  whether the young man was more interested in the basket weaving or the weaver，I  41  the unexpected couple. On being asked about his  42  in weaving，the wise young man looked at me with complete puzzle and   43  that he didn't know how to weave so he was watching because people call always 44  something from one another.

Of all the lessons I've learned during my travels. one of the finest is that  45 has nothing to do with wealth and little to do with  46  education! Wisdom can be  47  in every village，every. town，every city，country，and continent in every  . 48  of the earth. Moreover，the wisest are often not those who aye the most outspoken but， 49  ，those who are quiet and modest.

The young man on Ssesse Island is a perfect  50  . His high status in the village Was such that he was not  5l   to study the lowly task of basket weaving；yet，there he was. And to top it off，this modest young man threw out a pearl of wisdom so  52  .

As I watch what is  53  in our world today. I find myself wishing that more people had the wisdom of my young African friend. Much time has  54  since I met the young man but I have carried his wisdom in my heart  55  . And I believe that it doesn't matter who we are，we can always learn something from one another.