Zora’s hometown had a/an _1_ Negro population and non-blacks were only ever seen passing _2_by the natives. The inhabitants_3_ the Southerners ride through while continuing to casually chew their sugar cane. Northerners, however, drove automobiles and _4_different to Negro eyes. Most of native blacks peered out of the window_5_ them while only the bravest _6_ courageous enough to stand outside and watch the strange tourists go past. An unusual girl named Zora enjoyed talking with the Northerners _7_, when she waved at them, often stopped. She would happily chat _8_the strangers, while_9_ them part of the way down the road, unless a family member appeared out of the house at which point the chat would be abruptly discontinued. To her at that time white people and black were only unlike to the _10_that whites did not live in her town.
1. A. entire B. entirely C. whole D. complete
2. A. away B. out C. up D. through
3. A. watched B. made C. warned D. enjoyed
4. A. covered B. discovered C. appeared D. disappeared
5. A. at B. on C. in D. for
6. A. was B. were C. be D. being
7. A. who B. whom C. which D. that
8. A. with B. without C. on D. about
9. A. accomplishing B. accompanying C. admiring D. affording
10. A. end B. question C. purpose D. extent
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