Read the following passage carefully. Wilma belonged to a large Afro American family. In fact, she was the fourteenth child and was very weak when she was born. At the age of four, she had an attack of polio and was in bed for two long years. The doctors recommended regular massage to get her left leg back to normal. Each member in her family spent some time massaging her leg. In course of time, she was able to walk. She, however, needed special shoes. As her legs became a little stronger, she began to run about and play. She said, “I can run fast and I will participate in Olympics.” At no time did she feel that she was physically handicapped. As years passed, she improved 4n her health and grew stronger enough to play basketball for her school. She was always cheerful and active and was full of hope that she would, one day, be a great player. Now, answer the following questions. 1. What was Wilma’s family background?2. How was Wilma’s fitness when she was born?3. What happened to Wilma when she was four years old?4. What was the ambition of Wilma?5. What was the hope that Wilma had?