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安徽省池州市2019-2020学年高一上学期英语期末考试试卷
Natalie Barnes is a bus driver in Wisconsin, US. She offered comfort and support to a homeless passenger many times, which warmed hearts of many people across the state.
She was driving on a1Saturday night when a man named Richard2the bus. Richard, who Barnes has met on her bus before, rode the bus3they got to the end of her route. Barnes then used her4to start a conversation with Richard. As they5, Richard told her that the6he had been living in was destroyed in a fire. For a week, he had been7and sleeping on the street. Heartbroken by his8, Barnes said he could ride her bus so he wouldn't have to be out in the cold. And she often9to get him something to eat." Now I don't know what to say but10you," Richard told the kind driver. He insisted that he would11her back, but she refused. At her next break, Barnes12a friend working at a community organization to help Richard get into13shelter and they are now working to find him permanent (长期的) housing.
The bus company finally posted related videos on their website,14Barnes for her kindness. According to the company, this is Barnes's third time being honored for good15on the job. The mother-of-three often16sandwiches onto her bus so she can give them to17who might need something to eat. County Executive Chris Abele said, "Across the state, we are investing (投资) resources throughout the state to18homelessness. Barnes showed what we all need to do to fight homelessness. I'm deeply19for Natalie's actions." Barnes,20, is humble (谦逊的) about the incident. "At some point in our lives, everybody needs help. I wanted to do what I could to help Richard in some way." said Barnes.
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