问题详情：
I’ve heard that it’s better to give than to receive, but I think that both of them have their special magic.
When I was nine years old, my parents went to work in a faraway(遥远的) state. Before they left, they took me and my younger sister to the shelter of my grandparents, who would take care of our needs with meals ,love and transportation to and from a lot of activities and lessons. At that young age, I had no choice but to become independent, although sometimes I felt upset, lonely and angry. I knew that if no one could meet my needs, I would have to become completely self-sufficient(自给自足)eve it or not, I got a little carried away. Finally, I become so successful that I could take care of everyone in my life.
Once, I took my son to see Santa Claus. When my son wanted to buy the picture that was taken ,I opened my wallet, only to find that I didn’t have enough money. When I got to the checkout counter to take back the picture, I was told that a man in line ahead of me had seen me counting my change and had paid for the picture for me, The color rushed into my checks when other customers strangely stared at me. I realized that it was okay to let someone do something for me, even if I could have done it myself.
I believe that we are all in this wonderful world together. It’s not about my strength and independence or how much I have. It’s about allowing the giver to be blessed when the gift is received. Now I know that giving and receiving are two halves of a whole, each incomplete without the other.
was the author brought up by her grandparents?
A. Her parents had no time to take care of her.
B. Her mother wanted to teach her to be independent.
C. Her grandmother was more experienced than her parents.
D. Her grandmother could meet her different needs in life.
rding to Paragraph2, what does the underlined sentence mean?
A. She became very proud of herself. B. She put much effort in helping others.
C. She left her parents when she was little. D. She did more than what she had expected.
made the man think the author couldn’t afford the picture?
A. She forgot to bring her wallet. B. She worn in old and dirty clothes.
C. She tried to take back the picture. D. She counted the change behind the man.
did the author feel when she knew someone had paid for the picture?
A. Excited. B. Worried. C. Embarrassed. D. Angry.
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