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阅读理解

　　Boss or parent? It’s difficult to tell when Chan Laiwa sits with farmers on her new high-tech farm or migrant workers at building sites, eating, talking and laughing together．

　　Inside her company Fu Wah International Group(Hong Kong) the grandmotherly chairwoman with a smile for everyone is called “Boss Mum” for her kindness and affability．

　　As a leading business figure, she has made the Forbes List of China Rich for the last three years and served on various boards of Chinese philanthropies(慈善事业)．

　　Fu Wah is a private Hong Kong-registered multinational company established in 1988 involved in real estate development, the hotel business, tourism and electronics．The company’s key business is in Beijing, where fixed assets exceed 5 billion yuan(US＄625 million)．

　　The company is not only like a big family but has been praised by the government for its contributions to society．

　　“I should be responsible for everybody around me, ” says Chan, 65, who believes the basic responsibility for an entrepreneur(企业家)is taking care of staff as well as corporate social responsibility．

　　As for her own family, Chan is married, with one son, two daughters and grandchildren．After living in Hong Kong, she moved to Beijing and now lives in her Chinese Red Sandalwood Museum．

　　“Boss Mom” is low key about her contributions, saying, “It is a natural thing to give money to those most in need．”

　　The successful private businesswoman indicates that she does not keep track of how much she spends on philanthropy．

　　For more information about Fu Wah, please click here．

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阅读下面的短文，从短文后各题所给的四个选项中(A、B、C和D)中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。

　　It was Thanksgiving morning and in the crowded kitchen of my small home I was busy preparing the traditional Thanksgiving turkey when the doorbell rang．I 　　1　　 the front door and saw two small children in 　　2　　 huddling(挤作一团)together on the top step．

　　“Any old 　　3　　, lady? ”asked one of them．I was busy．I wanted to say “no” until I looked down at their feet．They were 　　4　　 thin little sandals(凉鞋), wet with heavy snow．

　　“Come in and I'll make you a cup of hot 　　5　　”．

　　They walked over and sat down at the table．Their 　　6　　 sandals left marks upon the floor I served them coffee and bread with jam to fight against the cold 　　7　　．Then I went back to the 　　8　　 and started again on my household budget．

　　The silence in the front room 　　9　　 me, so I looked in．The girl held the 　　10　　 cup in her hands, looking at it．The boy asked in a flat 　　11　　, “Lady, are you rich? ” “Am I rich? Mercy, no! ”I looked at my shabby slipcovers(破旧的沙发套)．The girl 　　12　　 her cup back in saucer(茶托)carefully and said, “Your 　　13　　 match you saucers．”Her voice was hungry with a need that large amount of food could supply．They left after that, 　　14　　 their bundles of papers against the wind．They hadn't said “Thank you”．They didn't 　　15　　 to．They had reminded me that I had so much for which to be 　　16　　．Plain blue china cups and saucers were 　　17　　 worth five pence．But they matched．

　　I moved the chairs back from the fire and cleaned the living room．The muddy 　　18　　 of small sandals were 　　19　　 wet upon my floor．“Let them be for a while, ”I thought．Just 　　20　　 I should begin to forget how rich I am．

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