题目内容：

Typing with one hand when the other one is occupied can be a real pain, so imagine having to type with just one foot. It’s got to be a nightmare, but 21-year-old Hu Huiyuan from China’s Anhui Province is using her only functional foot to write not just a few sentences, but an entire fiction novel!

Born prematurely(过早地), Hu was diagnosed with cerebral palsy(脑瘫) when she was only 10 months old. This left her permanently paralyzed—the only parts of her body she can move are her head and left foot. As she grew older, she learned how to perform everyday tasks using her foot.

Despite not having received formal education, Hu is surprisingly well-spoken. Over the years, with the help of her mother, she taught herself to read and write. “I’m not a genius, but I’m very focused,” she said, modestly. “When I watched TV in my childhood, I often learned words on the screen.”

“When I was teaching her how to speak, I had to repeat every single word a thousand times before she got it, ”Hu’s mother said. “But once she mastered the word. I felt satisfied.”

With time going by, Hu’s language got so proficient that she set out to write a story about the pursuit of dreams and love. She’s doing this by typing out every single word on her computer using only one foot.

In spite of all these setbacks, Hu is able to type 20 to 30 words a minute. She has already written six chapters—that’s 60,000 words—and says she only has two more chapters to go before the novel is complete.

1.According to Hu Huiyuan, she learned to read and write well because_____.

A. her mother taught her    B. she often watched TV

C. she concentrated on what she did    D. she had a gift for language

2.What do you think of Hu huiyuan’s mother?

A. She was very clever.    B. She was very patient.

C. She was very strict.    D. She was very worried.

3.What does the underlined word “proficient” most probably mean?

A. skillful.    B. interesting.    C. enough.    D. satisfying.

4.How many chapters does her book consist of?

A. Two.    B. Four.    C. Six.    D. Eight.