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1. 1.

   We live in a world where acts of kindness are looked upon suspiciously. People look for ulterior motives in a Good Samaritan, too. Why do you think this happens?

   1. Why is everyone suspicious of each other?
   2. Why do people doubt a kind gesture by someone?
   3. How can this suspicion and doubt be overcome?
2. 2.

   Say if the following sentences from the story are true or false.

   1. When the woman saw the elderly and raggedly dressed man, she tried to avoid him.
   2. When the elderly man felt a gentle hand under his arm, he felt comforted.
   3. When the manager of thr cafeteria saw the raggedly dressed man seated.
   4. The officer accepted the woman's offer of a cup of coffee.
   5. The woman in the story started her own business.
3. 3.

   I've just come from dining with the President.

   1. Who said this?
   2. Who was the speaker talking to?
   3. What led him to say this?
4. 4.

   Is there any problem, ma'am?

   1. Who said this?
   2. Who was he addressing?
   3. What happened just before that made him say it?
5. 5.

   Having a person like that here is bad for business.

   1. Who said this?
   2. Which person was he referring to?
   3. Why was the presence of this person bad for business?
6. 6.

   And do you make a good profit from providing food at the weekly meetings?

   1. Who said this?
   2. Who was the speaker talking to?
   3. What weekly meeting were the speaker referring to?