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     Johnny Kelley is 86 years old. He has just run the last eleven kilometers of the Boston Marathon. It took
him one hour and fifteen minutes to run the eleven kilometrers. After his run, he went to the hospital center.
The nurse was surprised and pleased to see his blood pressure (血壓) was 139 over 84. She told him that
his blood pressure was very good. Then she said, " I wish mine were that good."
     Johnny Kelley is known (出名) as the great grandfather of the Boston Marathon. He ran all the 42
kilometres of the marathon 61 times. This year was the second time that he has cut back and run only part
of it.Kelley holds the record (保持記錄) for running more Boston Marathon than anyone else. 
     Thousands of people cry "come on" (加油) to him as he runs. Today an 11-year-old boy called out to
Kelley. "Hey, Mr. Kelley-you are great, Great man." Kelley smiles and thanks people as he runs. It's
wonderful." he said. "people come out to shake my hand (握手). I am welcomed by thousands of people.
I think a lot of them thought I ran the whole race.And maybe they congratulated (祝賀) me because they
know me after all these years and they don't know the other runners.
1. Kelley is known as the great grandfather of Boston Marathon because ______.
[     ]
A. he is eight-six years old
B. he ran all the 42 kilometers of the Boston Marathon that day
C. he was old and ran all the 42 kilometres of Boston Marathon 61 times
D. his grandson is the best runner of the Boston Marathon
2. When Kelley said it was wonderful, he meant that ______.
[     ]
A. he was welcomed by thousands of people
B. his blood pressure was so good
C. he was able to run the whole Marathon race
D. he got to the hospital center safely
3. Kelley holds the record ______.
[     ]
A. for living to a great age
B. for taking one hour and fifteen minutes to run the eleven kilometers
C. for running fastest
D. for running more Boston Marathon than anyone else
4. Kelley went to the hospital center after the race ______.
[     ]
A. to tell the nurse the good news
B. to thank people who cried "come on" to him
C. to have a good rest
D. to see if his blood pressure was good
5. Which of the following is true?
[     ]
A. Johnny Kelley's blood pressure was very high.
B. Johnny Kelley was very old but quite healthy.
C. Johnny Kelley ran the whole Boston Marathon when he was 86.
D. This was the first time that Johnny Kelley didn't run the whole race.
1. C  2. A  3. D  4. D  5. B
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