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There was a man named Ken Nwadike who wanted
desperately to run this year's Boston Marathon. But the Boston Marathon is
different from most marathons: you have to qualify in order to enter it.
Namely, you have to have completed your previous marathon in a certain amount
of time, depending on your age category.
Well, the man in question was 23 seconds
short of the qualifying time he needed in order to enter the marathon. He had a
number of options. He could get angry. He could blame someone. He could get
depressed. Any of them could easily have led to his turning tail(逃走) and going home, angry or depressed.
Instead, Ken Nwadike attended the Boston
Marathon in his own way. He made a " Free Hugs" sign, and with that
had a camera on a tripod (三脚架), he gave out hugs and
smiles to the runners that passed him by, his way of encouraging and supporting
them. From that humble beginning, Ken began his widely acclaimed Free
Hugs Campaign, which states its purpose as follows: "continuing the
movement of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., the mission of the Free Hugs Project
is to spread love, inspire change and raise awareness of social issues."
His campaign, which quickly became a huge success, got the widespread
compliments.
When things go wrong in our lives, as they
do from time to time --- sometimes seemingly all the time --- we have a choice.
We need to take a deep breath, judge the situation, and find a positive
direction in which we should go. Whether it's something relatively small, like
missing a marathon, or large, like losing a loved one, let Ken's story inspire
you to take that breath, re-orient(重新调整)yourself, and move on to
doing something worthwhile with the experience.
（1）Why couldn't the man take
part in the Boston Marathon at first? (no more than 10 words)
（2）What did Ken Nwadike mainly
do during the Boston Marathon? (no more than 10 words)
（3）What does the underlined
word mean in the third paragraph? (1 word)
（4）What is the aim of Ken
Nwadike's Free Hugs Campaign? (no more than 15 words)
（5）What do you think of Ken
Nwadike from his story? Why? (no more than 25 words)
