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A trip to a bank'sATM machine is usually a common affair，but for Jose Nunez Romaniz，his visit on a Sunday is one that he will remember for the rest of his life.The 19-year-old was helping his grandfather buy a pair of socks online when he noticed his account balance was low.So he drove to the nearest Wells Fargo to put money into his bank account.Little did he know，he was about to make an incredible discovery.
   When he arrived at the ATM machine，Jose noticed a clear plastic bag on the ground filled with cash.It turned out to be﹩135，000 worth of﹩50 and﹩20 bills.When he first saw it，he stared at it for a few seconds，not knowing what to do.He was very shocked.He had never seen so much money.After taking a moment to collect himself，Jose did what he knew was the right thing：he called the police.They soon discovered that the money had accidentally been left behind by a worker tasked with refilling the ATM.
   Jose's childhood dream has been to work in law enforcement himself and currently studies criminal justice at Central New Mexico Community College.Local businesses have showered Jose with rewards.He has received gift cards from local restaurants，sports gear，and season tickets for University of New Mexico football offered by ESPN radio.He was also given a﹩500 scholarship from an electric company.And，perhaps best of all，the police chief invited Jose to apply for a job for the department."It was also the best gift for Mother's Day.She called me and almost started crying...She told me she was proud of me，"Jose Nunez Romaniz said.

（1）Why did Jose go to the Wells Fargo？
D
D

A．His grandfather was waiting there.
B．His grandfather asked him to withdraw money.
C．He wanted to get extra cash for emergencies.
D．His bank balance was not enough to buy online.
（2）Why was Jose's mother proud of him？
D
D

A．Partly because he became rich.
B．Partly because he was admitted to college.
C．Mainly because he received a quantity of rewards.
D．Mainly because he took one step closer to his dream.
（3）Where is this text most likely from？
C
C

A．A novel.
B．A guidebook.
C．A newspaper.
D．A diary.

【考點(diǎn)】記敘文．
【答案】D；D；C
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