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BRYAN ANDERSON
An elderly woman was standing by her car, which was parked on the side of the road. A driver passing by saw that she had a problem, so he stopped near her Mercedes and got out.7.1.This made the woman feel more comfortable although she didn’t like talking to people she did not know. The man smiled and introduced himself: “My name is Bryan Anderson.”
When he took a closer look at her car, he noticed that one of the tyres was flat. It took him some time to change it.7.2.Bryan smiled and said: “If you really want to pay me back, the next time you see someone in need, try to help.”
Later that evening, the owner of the Mercedes stopped at a small café.7.3.She had probably spent the whole day on her feet, but she still had a smile on her face and quickly took the customer’s order. The woman really admired the waitress, and then she remembered Bryan. She finished her meal and paid with a hundred-dollar bill.7.4.There was only a piece of paper on the table with a note on it, which said: “Somebody once helped me, just like I’m helping you now.” The waitress found another four hundred dollars under the note. That night, when she got home, she told her husband: “Everything is going to be all right, Bryan Anderson.”
When he took a closer look at her car, he noticed that one of the tyres was flat. It took him some time to change it.7.2.Bryan smiled and said: “If you really want to pay me back, the next time you see someone in need, try to help.”
Later that evening, the owner of the Mercedes stopped at a small café.7.3.She had probably spent the whole day on her feet, but she still had a smile on her face and quickly took the customer’s order. The woman really admired the waitress, and then she remembered Bryan. She finished her meal and paid with a hundred-dollar bill.7.4.There was only a piece of paper on the table with a note on it, which said: “Somebody once helped me, just like I’m helping you now.” The waitress found another four hundred dollars under the note. That night, when she got home, she told her husband: “Everything is going to be all right, Bryan Anderson.”
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A. When he had finished, the woman asked how much she owed him.
B. Inside, the woman saw a young waitress who looked tired but friendly.
C. The woman knew that the man did not realize how much she needed it.
D. The woman looked worried, so the stranger said he was there to help her.
E. The waitress went to get the change but when she came back, the woman was not there
B. Inside, the woman saw a young waitress who looked tired but friendly.
C. The woman knew that the man did not realize how much she needed it.
D. The woman looked worried, so the stranger said he was there to help her.
E. The waitress went to get the change but when she came back, the woman was not there