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1. The writer implies that Chris Gardner
1) cannot believe his luck in life.
2) is not very modest.
3) doesn't like to be reminded of his past.
4) is driven by money and power.
2. Gardner's reason for wanting to become a stockbroker that day in 1981 was he
1) wanted to own a Ferrari.
2) wanted to be rich.
3) was tired of working in a parking lot.
4) knew he would be good at it.
3. Gardner was such a good stockbroker that, in 1987, he
1) A became a multi-millionaire.
2) B founded a homeless charity.
3) C got himself and Chris Jr off the streets
4) D started his own company.
4. Gardner thinks people should understandthe message of his life story is
1) gaining power over others is easy
2) being lazy gets you nowhere
3) life isn't hard if you don't want it to b�
4) doing what you feel strongly about