题目内容：

    A large number of India’s urban(城区的) poor kids receive little or no education. Even if they enter a formal school, their dropout rates are very high. Door Step School (DSS) aims to bridge the huge gap between these kids and education.

True to its name, Door Step School sets up a school right at the doorstep of kids who can’t get formal education due to a variety of reasons.

The team at DSS follows a direct model—they set up a classroom in any area, a footpath, construction site, or underpass, where they foresee the greatest need. They look for proper locations, and after making sure that enough resources are in place, they accept students in the area. DSS provides lessons of different levels. The organization even tries to provide classes in the local language, or whatever the students choose.

Another interesting project of DSS is a school on wheels. It uses a bus that has been changed into a classroom, which holds about 25 kids at a time.

Since it was started in 1988, Door Step School has spread from Mumbai to the neighbouring city of Pune in Maharashtra, covering a larger area and number of kids. Now DSS has a team of more than 1,000 volunteers and teachers who change more than 70,000 lives each year.

DSS doesn’t end at kids. The organisation educates parents on the importance of sending their kids to school. Its efforts have brought education to thousands of students in the last two decades. Their belief in education for all has not only changed children’s lives but also continued the fight against one of the biggest problems India faces. All children have the right to an education, and DSS is providing just that.

1.Why is the organization named “Door Step School”?

A.It is different from formal schools.

B.It is usually built near students’ houses.

C.It sets up schools in areas with large populations.

D.It provides education wherever children can easily go.

2.What can we learn about the lessons provided by “Door Step School”?

A.They are better than formal school lessons.

B.They include whatever a school can provide.

C.They suit children at different levels.

D.They are easy for kids to learn by themselves.

3.What is Paragraph 5 mainly about?

A.The development of Door Step School.

B.The foundation of Door Step School.

C.The management of Door Step School.

D.The future of Door Step School.

4.It can be inferred that one of the biggest problems India faces is that _______.

A.there are no formal schools B.many children receive no education

C.children refuse to attend schools D.the country is short of teachers