Passage 1 Some years ago, I

Passage 1

Some years ago, I was caught in a sudden, blinding snowstorm near Indiana, Pennsylvania.My carstalledat the edge of town. I walked into town and into the nearest store. The shop owner phoned for help to get my car out of the deep snow.

In a short time, a tall blond man showed up with a team of horses and pulled my car out of the snow into town. I asked him how much I owed him for his trouble. He refused any pay, saying, “I will charge you nothing but the promise that you will help the next man you find in trouble.，” I thanked him and made the promise.

After he left，the storekeeper explained that the guy who had helped me was a Mennonite (孟诺派教徒)who considered it wrong to charge anyone for a service made necessary by an act of God.
Four years later, a friend and I were driving over flooded land south of St. Louis, Missouri. We crossed through water a foot deep without difficulty, but through my rearview mirror, I could see that the small car behind us was in trouble. I walked back w
About a year later, my family and I were camping about a hundred miles from Aurora, Missouri. We put up our tents near the James River. We’d been told that it never flooded at that time of the year. However, the river evidently misread the calendar. I wok
I had never imagined that a man, s act of kindness could have traveled so far and wide. 41. What is the message of this story?
A.Kindness can spread from person to person.
B.Experiences of the author in different places.
C.How kind American people are.
D.How much the author liked sight-seeing when he was young.