It was one of the thickest fogs(雾) in years.I couldn’t nearl

It was one of the thickest fogs(雾) in years.I couldn’t nearly(几乎) see my hands in front of my face.Cars and buses ran very slowly with their lights on,and their horns(喇叭) made a terrible noise.When evening fell,it got even(更加) worse.All traffic came to a stop.Since(由于) I had a very important meeting on the other side of the town,I decided(决定) to walk.
Minutes later I couldn’t find my way.Then I heard a young woman’s voice(嗓音) coming out of the fog,“Can I help you?” I couldn’t see her,but I was very glad to hear her.I said to her where I wanted to go,and she knew very well how to get there.
As I went after her through the dark streets,I wanted to know how she found her way so easily.“I know this part of the town quite well,” she answered.“but in such a fog it is difficult to see anything,” I said.“With the fog or without the fog,it is the same to me.You see,I’m blind.”
( )11.In front of your face in the thick fog you can see .
A.anything B.everything C nothing D.many things
( )12.When evening came,cars and buses .
A.came to the stops B.went back to the road
C.ran very slowly D.stopped moving
( )13.The writer decided .
A.to take a taxi B.to go on foot C.to stay at home D.to telephone his friends
( )14.Who could find the way in the thick fog?
A.The writer.B.The young woman
C.Both the writer and the young woman.D.Neither of them.