One morning, it was already a quarter to eight when I got up. I was afraid that I would be late so I put on my clothes hurriedly and left without breakfast.
There were so many people at the bus stop that it was not easy to catch a bus. Five minutes went by, I still couldn’t get on one. The only thing I could do was to walk. I rushed through the crowded and ran towards my school. Unexpectedly, I hit an old woman, and she fell down. Without saying sorry, I left her and went on my way.
That evening, when I was back from school, I learned that the old woman was badly hurt in the leg from the fall. Some kind people sent her to a hospital after I left. I felt very sorry and nearly cried. The only way for me to ask her pardon was to pay her a visit.
The next day, I went to the hospital, I met the old woman and told her who I was. At first I thought that she would give me a scolding. To my surprise, she didn’t, but smiled. For me, that smile was worse. She touched my hand and said, “Never mind, my girl, I knew you didn’t want to hurt me, did you? Don’t worry, I will be better soon.”
The writer had to walk to school because ____________.

A．he got up early	B．he hit the woman the bus
C．the bus was late	D．it was difficult to get on

What happened to the old woman after her fall?

A．her leg was badly hurt

B．She was all right

C．She scolded the writer

D．The writer sent her to a hospital.

The underlined phrase “a scolding” means some__________.

A．cold eyes	B．bad words
C．warm smile	D．useful money

From the passage, we know that___________.

A．The writer might be a manager in a company

B．The writer wanted to hit the old woman.

C．The old woman understand the writer very well.

D．The old woman was probably ill at home.