Three years ago, my teacher asked me to join her program to help
One day, I read a story to some children. The story told us the disabled could do great things, too.
Today, I still work with those children. I often encourage(鼓励) them, and they
A.blind | B.disabled | C.deaf | D.difficult |
A.sharing | B.taking | C.discussing | D.helping |
A.teacher | B.doctor | C.pilot | D.engineer |
A.lose | B.change | C.save | D.risk |
A.interesting | B.surprising | C.scary | D.easy |
A.Until | B.Unless | C.Before | D.After |
A.set up | B.handed out | C.called up | D.cheered up |
A.easily | B.hardly | C.slowly | D.quietly |
A.herself | B.himself | C.themselves | D.ourselves |
A.friends | B.families | C.jobs | D.difficulties |
2 . Hongxing Community Bulletin Board
FOR RENT A big apartment for a family of three ¥9,800 a year Call Mrs. Li at 010-8651342 from Monday to Friday. | PARTY A party for the old in Hongxing community center from 15:00 to 17:00 on Saturday. Call Mr. Song to join us! Tel: 010-8664506 |
FOUND An ID card, a wallet, some books Please call Mr. Wang from Monday to Friday. Tel: 010-8567869 | COME AND JOIN US Volunteers for the disabled children’s home. Age: 12 and above Time: 16:00-17:00 every Saturday Tel: 010-8663258 |
A.010-8567869 | B.010-8651342 | C.010-8663258 | D.010-8664506 |
A.Mr. Song | B.Mrs. Li | C.Mr. Wang | D.Mrs. Wu |
A.Hongxing community center | B.a big apartment |
C.the children’s home | D.the old men’s home |
A.buy some books | B.take part in the party for the old |
C.rent an apartment | D.go to the children’s home |
A.They work twice a week. | B.They spend two hours on Saturdays. |
C.An 11-year-old student can be a volunteer. | D.They work for the disabled children. |
B: Not yet.
A: She is the headmaster of Huaping Girls’ High School in Lijiang City, Yunnan Province.
B: Really? When did she set up the school?
A: In 2008.
B: Oh, I see. Where do the girl students in the school come from?
A: They are all from poor families.
B:
A: No. Not only does the school offer them free education,
B: Wow, how lucky they are! How many girls have gone to universities or colleges?
A:
B: Great! I think they will never forget their headmaster Ms. Zhang.
A.More than 1800. |
B.What does she do? |
C.Do they need to pay for the education? |
D.What happened to her? |
E.She used to work as a teacher before that. |
F.Do they go to school every day? |
G.but it also offers them some necessary daily items. |
A: Did you hear the news about Xiao Ming?
B: Yes. I read about it in the newspaper.
A: What did he do?
B: First, he found out that his neighbor’s bathroom was on fire. Then he poured water over his trousers and helped her out.
A:
B: But the fire burnt his legs and face.
A: How brave he is!
B: Yes. Many visitors gave him flowers and cards.
A: That’s nice.
B:
A: Me, too.
A.He is a hard-working boy. |
B.I’m very happy that he’s well now. |
C.He saved an old lady from a fire. |
D.He helped many people. |
E.How clever! |
F.Is he getting better now? |
G.He was in hospital for two months. |
5 . Hua Yuchen is a school teacher in the city. She has been fighting the virus as a volunteer for over a month.
“At first, I had no idea what kind of work I was going to do.” Hua said. “But as I was born in this city, I knew I must do something for my hometown, even though I am just an ordinary person and cannot save patients as doctors do.”
She does a lot of work. She sends medical workers to and from work. She takes the temperatures of drivers on the roads. She sends goods for a hospital.
Hua said all of the volunteers were working hard. “There’s always someone who arrives earlier than me, does more work and leaves later,” Hua said. “We are just humans. No one can say they are not afraid. But the volunteers are brave enough to stand up and do what they can.”
“I am happy, and every day I enjoy finding out where I am most wanted,” Hua said.
1. The underlined word “virus” in Paragraph 1 probably means something that ________.A.can cause illness | B.appears in hospitals | C.needs volunteer work |
A.She is good at the work. | B.She has enough time as a teacher. | C.She loves the city and the people there. |
A.Saving patients. | B.Writing about the doctors. | C.Driving people to hospitals. |
A.Hard-working. | B.Out-going. | C.Interesting. |
A.She’s very busy. | B.She’s most loved. | C.She’s proud of her doing. |
6 . I often drive on the road for my job and have seen a lot of accidents. One day, I was heading to a far-away town. I had to take a
After a while, things were almost cleaned up. All the cars drove away, and I was driving on the way, too. I thought there would be no more
And just as I got out of my car to pick it up, I
I guess it was just
A.long | B.straight | C.safe |
A.road | B.hill | C.turning |
A.forced | B.helped | C.wanted |
A.appeared | B.stopped | C.started |
A.car | B.trouble | C.way |
A.examine | B.find | C.move |
A.saw | B.made | C.kept |
A.look at | B.pick up | C.search for |
A.truck | B.rock | C.man |
A.strange | B.easy | C.nice |
7 . When Zhang Jiming came to Bainang, Tibet 20 years ago, many local villagers knew little about vegetables or how to grow them.
“The villagers were surprised when they saw tomatoes turn from green to red. They asked me what they should do,” Zhang said. “I told them, ‘Just pick the tomatoes!’”
Zhang is a technician(技术员) from Shandong Province. His job is to teach local villagers how to grow vegetables. However, it was not easy at first.
When he first got to Bainang, Zhang had altitude sickness(高原反应). Besides, there was no electricity, and he couldn’t speak the local language. Even worse, local villagers showed no interest in vegetable planting.
Although Zhang didn’t feel well, he went door to door, trying to convince(说服) villagers to learn to plant vegetables. This was the most difficult part of his job.
Finally, his hard work paid off. The number of the local villagers who wanted to plant vegetables grew day by day. Over 4,000 villagers have got out of poverty(贫困) by planting vegetables so far.
根据短文内容,选择最佳选项,并在答题卡上将选定答案的字母标号涂黑。
1. When villagers first saw tomatoes turn red, they felt________.
A.proud | B.excited | C.surprised | D.worried |
A.Shanxi | B.Shandong | C.Anhui | D.Jiangsu |
A.take a vacation | B.sell vegetables |
C.help villagers pick tomatoes | D.teach villagers to plant vegetables |
A.To live without electricity. | B.To work with altitude sickness. |
C.To learn to speak the local language. | D.To make people learn to plant vegetables. |
A.Zhang Jiming worked hard in Tibet. | B.People in Tibet don’t like eating vegetables. |
C.Vegetables are still very expensive in Bainang. | D.All villagers in Bainang have got out of poverty. |
8 . Every year thousands of young people in England finish school and then take a year off before they start work or go to university. Some young people go to other countries and work as volunteers. Volunteers give their time to help people. For example, they work in schools or hospitals, or they do something helpful for the environment.
Pauline Jones, 18, lives in Cardiff, Wales. Next year she wants to go to university to study Chinese, but now she’s living in Belize. Pauline says, “I’m working with other people here to save the coral reefs (珊瑚礁) in the sea near Belize. The reefs here are beautiful, but if the sea water is very polluted, the coral dies. I’m helping to do research (研究) on the coral and the fish that live around the reefs. All over the world, coral reefs are dying. We need to do something about the problem before it’s too late.”
“I’m staying with a family here and I help do some housework. I don’t get any money, but that’s OK. I love my work here, and I’m learning a lot about the people of Belize—and myself!
When I finish my work, I want to stay here for another three months. I want to travel around Belize and Central America.”
1. Some young people from England ______ after they finish school.A.go to university | B.spend one year as volunteers |
C.go to work for money | D.start work in schools or hospitals |
A.England | B.China | C.Belize | D.Cardiff |
A.studying Chinese in a university | B.working to save the coral reefs |
C.working in a hospital | D.doing some research in Wales |
A.will die because of the pollution | B.are not as beautiful as before |
C.cannot live without fish in the sea | D.will probably be sold for money |
A.stay there for another year | B.go back home to start work |
C.learn about the people home | D.travel around Central America |
9 . When Ariel Cordova-Rojas rode her bike to the Wildlife Park, she planned to go hiking and bird-watching. A mile into her walk, she saw a swan in the grass. Ariel, who had worked at the Wild Bird Aid(援助)Center, knew that swans can be fierce(凶猛的). But as she got close to this one, it didn’t move.
She was certain that the bird needed help. Ariel covered her jacket over the bird’s head to keep it calm(镇静), carefully picked it up, and held it in her arms. She made the decision to send it to the aid center. But the center was across the East River on the other side of town. She didn’t know how to carry the swan there. Luckily, some strangers driving by offered her, her bike, and the swan a lift to a nearby subway station.
On the subway, no one seemed surprised by the unusual passenger. Ariel called the center on the way, and Higginbotham, an animal-care manager, picked her up at the subway station and drove them to the center. There, doctors found that the swan was poisoned(中毒), caused by eating weights used on fishing lines.
The swan was carefully treated at the center. She even made a friend-another wounded swan. People all expected good news from her. But sadly, she died two months later, because of too much poison in her body.
“It’s a sad story, but the real story is just how far some people would go to save swan in the big city. In all, Ariel travelled two hours,” says Higginbotham. That’s the spirit we want in everyone.
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1. When did Ariel find the swan needed help?
A.When she saw the swan. | B.When she found it couldn’t move. |
C.When she was planning to go hiking. | D.When she covered its head with her jacket. |
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A.Because it was badly treated. | B.Because it was lonely and sad. |
C.Because it got wounded again. | D.Because it was too seriously ill. |
A.Ariel didn’t try her best. | B.People should learn from Ariel. |
C.Traffic is a big problem in the city. | D.The swan could be helped in a better way. |
A.Bad news travels fast. | B.Time is the best doctor. |
C.Little efforts count a lot. | D.Think twice before acting. |
10 . Zhang Guimei, the founder (创始人) of the first free girls’ high school in China, has been well-known to all of us these years. As a village teacher, she once made a promise, “I will build a free high school for girls in the mountains.” Why did Zhang decide to do so?
During her teaching in the village, Zhang found many girls were unable to get the chance to learn at school because of their poor families. So in order to provide the girls with a good education, Zhang insisted on (坚持) her dream, although she met with many difficulties. Finally, on September 1, 2008, Lijiang Huaping Girls’ High School was set up with the support of the government.
During the past few years, Zhang has lived together with the girls. She got up early every morning and worked until late. Besides, Zhang has visited the poor families of the girls. Until now, she has managed to help over 1,800 girls enter university.
“However, I have higher expectations for them. I expect them to do their best to help those in need in the future. ” Zhang said.
1. How many years has Huaping Girls’ High School been around?A.For 11 years. | B.For 12 years. | C.For 13 years. | D.For 14 years. |
A.Because she loved the students. | B.Because the government asked her to do so. |
C.Because she wanted to teach there forever. | D.Because the girls there couldn’t get a good education. |
① stayed up to work
② visited the homes of students
③ cooked meals for the students
④ lived together with the girls
⑤ exercised with the students
A.①②④ | B.①②③ | C.②③④ | D.③④⑤ |
A.To become famous. | B.To help people in need. |
C.To build another free school in the mountains. | D.To help the children in the mountains. |
A.Polite. | B.Humorous. | C.Strict. | D.Helpful. |