[originaltext]M: You are awarded the CNN Hero of the Year, Ms. Liz. Congratulat

M: You are awarded the CNN Hero of the Year, Ms. Liz. Congratulations!
W: Thank you!
M: Do you feel like a hero?
W: No. (8)I mean I’m surrounded by amazing people every single day who are really, really strong and amazingly hardworking. So I don’t. I mean I think this award is attributed to everybody’s efforts.
M: What do you think the people in St. Bernard Parish think when they see this and hear that you won?
W: Well, I hope they are honored—you know, this award is really about them and their families and their communities. (9)They have suffered so much loss from the storm. What I like to do tonight is to dedicate this award to everybody in the New Orleans area that was affected by this storm.
M: Do you think this is a reminder to a lot of folks that there is still a lot of work that needs to be done there?
W: I surely hope so. (10)I hope the message is loud and clear that while we are making a lot of progress, there’s still a long way to go.
M: Now, you are a celebrity, you know. When we are talking about you, this crowd, and your picture being taken, do you feel that it is unreal?
W: (11)It’s totally weird. You know, I am used to walking around in jeans and T-shirts.
M: As you are the CNN Hero of the Year, you’ll get 100 000 dollars. Do you have a plan for the money?
W: Oh, absolutely, we are rebuilding another ten families’ homes with that money. It’s going right back into the community.
　　8. What does the woman think of the award?
　　9. What did people in St. Bernard Parish suffer from?
　　10.  What does the woman want to convey?
　　11. How does the woman feel when becoming the focus of the public attention?