A．in the afternoon B．at noon C．in the morning D．in the evening

23．Which of the following is WRONG according to the passage?

A．Someone else helped the writer when the accident happened.

B．The writer's car hit the side of the Chevy Silverado.

C．The driver of the Chevy Silverado didn't answer the driver at first.

D．There were at least two men in the slow truck.

Before you were my teacher, I thought that teaching was the last thing I wanted to do. Why would someone want to come in every day and attempt to instruct students, many of whom couldn't care less, or to get paid very little compared with the work he or she put in?

You may have thought that the only thing I was learning from you was the course, but that's not all l learned. From reference books to funny jokes, you made each class exciting. You always tried to make class charming so that we could be excited about learning. However, those days have gone by.

Whenever I was confused and needed extra help, you were the exact one to turn to. I would walk into your room for help and there would be several kids. You ran from one student to the next helping each one through their confusion. You could have gone back home after the bell rang. Instead, you chose to Stay and care about what your students did.

You didn't only care about my learning, but you also cared about other things I was involved in. At the beginning of the year, we wrote down our hobbies and interests. You remembered what we wrote, too. I had missed class for track meets (田径运动会)and when I came back the next day, you would ask me how it went. Many of the teachers never bothered to ask what I liked to do.

These things showed me the value of teaching. They showed me how much of an influence a teacher can have on a student. I want to be the one that influences students and pushes them toward success. I want students to leave my classroom thinking that their time was worthwhile (值得的). I want to be the inspiration for them that you were for me. Whenever it gets hard for me to continue on this path, I'll remember you and what you did for me.

24. What did the author think of teaching before the teacher taught him?

A. Dull but worthwhile. B. Boring and low-paid.

C. Honorable but dangerous. D. Challenging and easily-attacked.

25. How did the author find the teacher's class in Paragraph 2?