I arrived in New York for a meeting.When I walked out of the airport,a shining taxi pulled up.The driver rushed to open the passenger door for me and made sure I was comfortably seated before he closed it.As he got into the driver’s seat,he mention

I arrived in New York for a meeting.When I walked out of the airport,a shining taxi pulled up.The driver rushed to open the passenger door for me and made sure I was comfortably seated before he closed it.As he got into the driver’s seat,he mention
I arrived in New York for a meeting.When I walked out of the airport,a shining taxi pulled up.The driver rushed to open the passenger door for me and made sure I was comfortably seated before he closed it.As he got into the driver’s seat,he mentioned that the neat New York Times next to me was for my use.He then showed me several tapes and asked me what type of music I would enjoy or if I just wanted some light chat.I couldn’t believe the service I was receiving and was suddenly interested in the taxi driver more than anything else.
When asked,he said “I used to work in GE.But I got tired of thinking I couldn’t be the best in the field.I decided to make a change.And I love driving cars,so here I am.However,I don’t want to be a regular taxi driver,but a professional driver and the best in this business.I’d have to exceed the customer’s expectations.I like the idea of being ‘great’ better than just getting by on ‘average.’”
He also told me that by providing best service he got tips which also well exceeded the salary he used to get from GE.And of course I tipped him too.
When the taxi arrived at my destination,I noticed I learned a precious lesson from the taxi drive.All work is important and therefore should be undertaken with ever-possible excellence.
68.How did the author meet the taxi driver?
A.The author knew the driver from New York Times.
B.The driver was the author’s friend.
C.The author went to New York and took the driver’s taxi.
D.The author also worked at GE.
69.The taxi provided good service for the author except ______.
A.keeping the taxi car very clean
B.opening the passenger door for the author
C.preparing local paper for the author
D.refusing tips from the author
70.Why did the driver change his job?
A.Because the salary at GE was too low.
B.Because he wanted to enjoy his own free time.
C.Because he couldn’t do as well as he expected in the old job.
D.Because he didn’t like big companies.
71.The author learns from the taxi driver that ______.
A.driving taxi can make much money
B.all work should be taken seriously
C.big companies stop employees from doing better
D.the taxi driver cares much about income

I arrived in New York for a meeting.When I walked out of the airport,a shining taxi pulled up.The driver rushed to open the passenger door for me and made sure I was comfortably seated before he closed it.As he got into the driver’s seat,he mention
C D C B

C D C B