Like everywhere else around the world，China is going through a digital revolution（數(shù)字革命）.From buying tickets，ordering food，booking a hotel，to asking for home service，people can get almost everything done just through a smart phone.
   However，the old people are being left behind （ 忽 略）.To help them adapt to （ 適 應(yīng)） the digital world，our government has taken some actions.
   At an education center in Zhengzhou，Henan Province，some old people are learning how to use smart phones.70-year-old Zhang Baijun says she is excited to take the lessons.She's learning how to chat with family and friends，make video calls on WeChat，pay by Alipay and scan health codes（掃描健康碼）.
   "I'm quite interested in online shopping.It seems very convenient（方便 的），as everything is online.Next time，I hope they can teach us how to buy things on Taobao，" said Zhang.
   The lessons are very popular with the old people.Li Fujiang，a 75-year-old man，said， "I come with my wife together every day.The lessons are very helpful.Both of us have so much to learn，I want to learn how to transfer （轉(zhuǎn)） money and buy train tickets online."

（1）How many digital services does the writer talk about in the first paragraph？

Four.

Four.

（2）Why did the government take actions for the old people？

To help them adapt to the digital world.

To help them adapt to the digital world.

（3）What do old people do at the education center in Zhengzhou？

They are learning how to use smart phones.

They are learning how to use smart phones.

（4）How does Zhang Baijun feel about taking the lessons？

She feels excited .

She feels excited .

（5）Did Li Fujiang，a 75-year-old man take the lessons alone every day？

No，he didn't.

No，he didn't.