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It's not just the athletes taking center stage at the Paralympics; the unsung heroes that ensure their success play a critical role too. Zhu Siwei, affectionately known as the ‘wheelchair doctor,' is one of those vital contributors, combining his technical skills with a deep-seated passion for adaptive sports.For Zhu, each malfunctioning wheelchair is like a body succumbing to a cold, a challenge that he has embraced throughout his 10-year career in wheelchair repair. At 33 years old, Zhu showcased his expertise on the world stage during this summer's Paris Paralympics, operating in the repair centers nestled within the Paralympic Village and competition venues.Operating as a linchpin of support, his role parallels the medical care that athletes receive. Ensuring that wheelchairs are functional and comfortable is paramount for athletes to compete effectively and to live their daily lives harmoniously. Zhu, along with a dedicated technical team, provided complimentary repairs to athletes and officials from around the world, ensuring their equipment was impeccably maintained. Every day presents its unique set of challenges, Zhu reflected. There are instances where a simple loose screw or a rust-stained part needs fixing, but other occasions require thorough examinations where repairs can span from thirty minutes to several hours.The intricacies of wheelchair functioning can significantly affect an athlete's performance. On the court, athletes depend entirely on their equipment; outside of competitions, these devices afford them mobility and comfort within the Paralympic Village, Zhu explained. Stationed amidst the flurry at the assistive device repair center, Zhu, alongside an array of technicians, remained steadfast in their commitment to excellence. Jennifer Duke, who managed the repair center's front desk, noted that the team was composed of around 180skilled technicians hailing from diverse countries, including Canada, France, and the Netherlands. （1） According to the passage, what can be Zhu Siwei's approach to his work? A . Zhu views each malfunctioning wheelchair as an opportunity to demonstrate his technical skills. B . Zhu treats each broken wheelchair like a medical case, showing empathy and dedication in his repairs. C . Zhu focuses primarily on the speed of repairs rather than the quality of his work. D . Zhu sees the repair of wheelchairs as a routine task that requires minimal effort. （2） What does the underlined word "paramount" in the third paragraph mean? A . secondary. B . insignificant. C . essential. D . optional. （3） Based on the passage, what challenges does Zhu Siwei face in his daily work at the Paralympics? A . He must travel frequently between different competition venues. B . He deals with a wide range of issues, from simple repairs to complex examinations. C . He primarily focuses on repairing rust-stained parts. D . He works alone without the support of other technicians. （4） What can be inferred about the importance of wheelchair functionality for Paralympic athletes? A . Athletes prefer using traditional sports equipment over wheelchairs. B . Wheelchair performance has a minimal impact on an athlete's success. C . Athletes rely on wheelchairs only for transportation outside of competitions. D . The condition of the wheelchair can significantly affect an athlete's performance. 答案： B C B D

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