MelKiserwasdrivingalongabusyhighwayinColumbusOhio.Hesawanarmoredtruck(运钞车）andafewcarsaheadofhim.Suddenlythedoorsofthearmoredtruck (1) andablueplasticbagfelloutofthetruck.AcarinfrontofMr.Kiserhitthebag.Andmoneyspilled(洒落)outofit.Thenanotherbagfelloutofthetruckandanother.Moneywas(2)everywhere.

Atfirstdriversthoughtthe(3)papersonthehighwaywereleaves.Thentheyrealizedthatthepaperswerenotleaves―theyweremoney！Driversquicklystoppedrightinthemiddleofthehighwayandjumpedoutoftheircars.Theybegan(4)money！Theywereputtingtentwentyandone-hundred-dollarbillsintotheirpockets.Mr.Kiseralsogotoutofhiscar.Hetookholdofabagofmoneyputthebaginhiscaranddroveaway.

LaterMr.Kiser (5) themoney.Hehad$57000.ForthenexttwohoursMr.Kiserthoughtaboutthemoney.He (6) aboutspendingit.HeneededanewTVsetforhishouse.HewantedtotakeavacationinFlorida.Buthedecidedtoreturnthemoney.Hedrovetothepolicestationandgavethepolicethe$57000.Thereotherpeople (7) moneytoo.Butmostofthemoney―almostonemilliondollarswerestillmissing.

Thetruckcompany(8)a10percentreward"Ifyoureturn$1，000，forexamplewewillpayyou$100，"thecompanysaid.

Thenthecompanygotsome(9)-Amantelephonedandsaid"IwasdrivingalongthehighwaywhenIsawthemoney.Peoplewere(10)everywhere.IhadacamerainmycarandItooksomepictures.Wouldyoulikethepictures?"

Yes！"answeredthecompany.Thecompanygavethepicturestothepolice.Thepolicelooked (11) atthepictures.Theylookedatthecarsthelicenseplatesandthepeople's

(12)Theytriedtofindthepeoplewhohadtakenthemoneybuttheydidn'thavemuch (13) .

Onemanwhohadtakenmoney (14) aColumbusnewspaper.Themandidnotgivehisname"Itooktwobagsofmoney"hesaid."Fmgoingtotakethismoneyand (15)Columbus.Ihaveenoughmoneyfortherestoflife.”

( )1.A.broke B.dropped C.shut D.opened

( )2.A.lying B.falling C.flying D.showing

( )3.A.green B.yellow C.red D.white

( )4.A.lookingfor B.pickingup

C.puttingaway D.laughingat

( )5.A.spent B.hid