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    Star hurdler Liu Xiang returned home last night after spending about three months in the United States for foot operation and recovery.
    Liu and coach Sun Haiping were followed away by officials after arriving at Shanghai Pudong airport at around 6 : 30 p. m. , and said nothing to the waiting media.
    Liu went straight to the Xinzhuang training base in Shanghai, where he will start on the comeback (恢复) through rehabilitation (复职) and training.
    Feng Shuyong, vice-director of China's Athletics Administrative Center, said a group of experts is on standby at the training base to help with Liu's recovery.
    "The experts will give Liu a full check-up tomorrow or the day after and advise regularly on rehabilitation in the coming months," Feng was quoted by qq. com as saying.
    The foot injury forced defending champion Liu to quit from the 2008 Beijing Olympics last August after "he limped out of the Bird's Nest in the first round of the men's 110m hurdles, bitterly disappointing adoring home fans.
    The 25-year-old Athens Olympic and world champion had successful foot surgery in December at the Memorial Hermann-Texas Medical Center in Houston, and had four calcium deposits (钙物质) removed from his right Achilles tendon (跟腱).
    He spent the next three months in Houston for rehabilitation and basic training under the guidance of doctors there.
    "His recovery is better than we expected. Doctors believe that after three months' rehabilitation and training, he has actually achieved the level of recovery that generally needs four months," Feng said.
    Liu will, however, be absent from the ongoing annual Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC) meeting due to the recovery process. Feng said Liu is paying close attention to the meeting through the Internet, and closely following issues such as athletes' education and life after retirement.
    It is the second time Liu has asked for leave from the annual session after being elected to the CPPCC: He did not attend last year's meeting because he was at a key competition in Spain.
    小题1:The best title for the passage is _______.
    A．Fate and ChallengeB．Liu Xiang Returns after Operation Success
    C．No Desire to Be a Representative of CPPCC
    D．Happiness and Hardships behind Success
    小题2:Which of the following statements is NOT true according to the passage?
    A．The experts will give Liu a full check-up and advise regularly on recovery in the coming months.
    B．Liu and his coach were followed away by officials after arriving at Pudong airport at around 6:30.
    C．Liu paid close attention to the meeting through the Internet, caring graduate's further education.
    D．His foot operation was successful and four calcium deposits were removed from his right Achilles tendon.
    小题3:The underlined word "limped" most probably means _______.
    A．walked nervouslyB．walked quicklyC．walked bitterlyD．walked lamely
    小题4: Liu Xiang was absent from CPPCC in the first time because of _______.
    A．recovery processB．accepting the trainingC．lecture abroadD．a key competition

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