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Josh： Do you know about" pay it forward coffee "at Flora Cafe？

Eric ：You mean volunteers pay for a cup of coffee for someone poor to have it later？

Josh：Yeah．A cup of coffee is not much，but on cold winter days like today，it might warm them up a little． And maybe their bearts too．

Erie： But will Flora Cafe really give this cup of coffee to someone later？

Josh： Come on． I've known the shopkeeper well． He's an honest man．He's got a blackboard in the shop that says how many cups are paid for and how many have been given out．

Eric： But how will they know who to give？ Anyone can ask for it， even if they're not poor．

Josh： True， but then I guess they'll just have to believe in people．

Eric： Perhaps． But will poor people go and ask for a free coffee？ Won't they worry about losing face？

Josh： Why do you always say things like that？

Eric： Well， it may happen．

Josh： Yeah， I know， but I still think it's a good thing to do， and it gets people to care about others．

（1）Who pays forward for the coffee？　　．

A． Josh and Eric．

B． The shopkeeper．

C． The volunteers．

D． Josh and his family．

（2）Who is supposed to drink the free coffee？　　．

A．Someone who paid it forward．

B．Someone who have warm hearts．

C．Someone who cannot afford it．

D．Someone who come in on cold days．

（3）What does the underlined part" things like that" refer to（指代）？　　．

A．Time and places to offer the coffee．

B．Problems about the free coffee plan．

C．Ways to improve the free coffee plan．

D．Good things about the free coffee plan．

（4）What can we learn about Josh and Eric？　　．

A．Josh worries about losing face．

B．Eric knows the shopkeeper well．

C．They both believe most people are honest．

D．They have different opinions about the plan．