题目内容：

Have you ever accidentally walked into the wrong place that end up changing your life? That’s what happened to Maceo Thomas of Lakewood, Colorado. One night, Maceo left his home to find a store where she could buy a back staff cane (拐杖). He weighed over 300 pounds. His doctor, concerned about his health, had suggested Maceo try yoga (瑜伽). But Maceo could barely walk, needing to use a cane to get around.

He entered what he thought was the right store---only to find black belts instead. He’d walked into the hall of the Rocky Mountain Karate Association. Hale Hilsabeck, owner and director of the studio, greeted him. Maceo told Hale he’d always wanted to learn karate (空手道), but was discouraged because of his weight. Hale told him to come back the next day to begin learning karate and boxing---free of charge.

Maceo began training two to three times, a week. Hale was amazed by his determination. “I was enthusiastic because he kept on showing up.” he said, “I thought he might disappear after the first couple or three times that he was there. But, no.”

Now, over five years later, Maceo weighs 60 pounds less and no longer walks with a staff. He can dance and deliver powerful boxes. I called maceo to find out more. This all happened for a reason, he told me. Most of all, his faith was renewed, both in himself and in a higher power. Maceo’s story inspired me. Next time I ended up in a “wrong place”. Maybe I will stay there a minute longer---to see if that unexpected opportunity shows up.

1.What’s Maceo’s problem?

A. He didn’t buy a cane.    B. He is too fat.

C. He can’t walk at all.    D. He doesn’t like yoga.

2.Why hadn’t Maceo learnt karate before he met Hale?

A. Because she hadn’t been interested in it.

B. Because his doctor told him not to do it.

C. Because it was very expensive.

D. Because he hadn’t dared to try it.

3.After Maceo began learning karate and boxing,       .

A. he give up three times    B. he didn’t exercise often

C. he gained much benefits from them    D. Hale wasn’t satisfied with him first