For several months I have been living in Ubud, Bali （巴厘岛）， and I really love it. One of the many things I enjoy here is that I can travel without going anywhere, because friends regularly fly in to visit. When I am the one (1) places, I love being welcomed at the airport, so I try to do the same for friends whenever I can.
  Two days ago, I headed to the airport to pick up a friend who was flying in to visit for three weeks. I don't (2) a car, so Wayan Yoga, a really sweet driver, offered his services.
  At 10 p.m.， we arrived at the airport. A few minutes after we stood in front of the exit door, my friend walked through it. We hugged and talked. When we were about to head to our car, a（n） (3) stranger with a sweet face and a strong accent （口音） approached us.
  "Excuse me. Do you happen to know where I could catch a bus？" he asked. I hadn't seen any bus around the airport, and it didn't sound like a good idea to try to go anywhere at this hour of the night, (4) after a long plane ride. I asked him where he was going and he said "Ubud"．
  So without thinking, I just replied, "You could come with us! That's where we are heading."
  He was surprised for a second and then smiled happily. "Great!" he responded, and    (5) himself as "Victor, from Ukraine." I realized too late that I had just lost some private time with my friend on the way back, but made my peace with that quickly. We actually had three weeks ahead of us, so there was really no rush.
  The ride back to Ubud was (6) ， and I ended up feeling really grateful for this chance to welcome this young man to Bali!




A. living B. moving C. travelling D. walking

A. own B. lend C. decorate D. repair

A. old B. strong C. weak D. young

A. especially B. finally C. clearly D. nearly

A. promised B. answered C. introduced D. recognized

A. typical B. informal C. boring D. wonderful