1 . I was once a volunteer in a village in England. It was quite different _______ my home in Sweden. Jane, one of the volunteers from Tanzania, had a friend who was very poor.

She _______ all her pocket money to help her friend. It meant that she didn’t have much food to eat, and she had no money to go anywhere outside the village or buy any clothes.

I was so moved and I thought I had to do _______, too. So when I bought food one day, I _______ to buy her some rice. I started _______ to the woman（named Gloria who was also a volunteer）in the shop about my friend Jane.

The woman looked at me, being surprised. “Does she eat noodles?” she asked. “Yes,” I replied.

She immediately started _______ a bag with noodles, cookies, sweets and other things until the bag was full. “Give her this for me.” I couldn’t believe _______ but cried happily.

Imagine the look on Jane’s face when I gave her the _______! She was so happy. A few weeks later, she met Gloria in the shop and _______ her very much.

These two wonderful women really showed me ________ true kindness is. And the impression（印象）will be kept in my mind for the rest of my life!

1.

A．at

B．on

C．in

D．from

2.

A．planned

B．sent

C．carried

D．brought

3.

A．anything

B．nothing

C．something

D．everything

4.

A．decided

B．hated

C．served

D．enjoyed

5.

A．laughing

B．answering

C．telling

D．talking

6.

A．filling

B．taking

C．buying

D．selling

7.

A．them

B．it

C．her

D．him

8.

A．money

B．shop

C．home

D．bag

9.

A．greeted

B．asked

C．thanked

D．helped

10.

A．what

B．when

C．how

D．where

2 . I really love volunteering, for example, volunteering at old people’s homes. It’s one of my favorite     1     (hobby).

At my old school, I used to     2     (help) my classmates. It was fun to help     3     their studies. I wasn’t really a top student who always got the highest grades, but I could explain to them     4     (clear).

Now, when I’m free, I often volunteer on my town’s main street. Every weekend, other v    5     and I make a lot of dishes to feed everyone who     6     (cross) the street. There are always about 400~500 people. The long day makes me tired,     7     it also brings me great joy. The look of joy     8     those people’s faces would make my weary(疲惫的) day into a good day.

From my volunteering, I have learned that helping others doesn’t only make others happy but     9     (make) myself happy, too. And maybe one day, the people once you helped would help you b    10    .

3 . A: Good morning, Tingting.
B: Hi, Chen Yao.     1    
A: I’m going to the Old People’s Home.
B:     2    
A: Yes, I do. I’m a member of the Helpers’ Club of our school.
B:     3    
A: We help to look after the old people.
B: How nice of you! Can I join you?
A: Of course.     4    
B: But what can I do to help the old people?
A: You can do many things, such as doing some washing and chatting with them.     5    
B: Great!
A: All right! Let’s go!

A．Welcome to our club!

B．What do you usually do there?

C．Do you often go there?

D．I’m sure they’ll like you.

E．Why are you in such a hurry?

4 . 根据短文内容及所给提示填空

A fifth-grade girl at Shreve Elementary School in Ohio built a Kindness Closet to help students in need. One of Anderson Musser’s friends once told her that she wished     1     (have) some girls’ clothes to wear at school. “I     2     /klɪəd/ out my closet and got the clothes and shoes that I wasn’t able to wear,” Anderson said. “I gave t    3     to her at school the next day and she was really happy.”

After     4     (give) her friend clothes, Anderson couldn’t stop thinking about how great it felt to help someone in need. “To be h    5    , what she did has made a great difference to her friend,” said Jessica Musser, Anderson’s mother. “That was so easy to do. She asked, ‘Can we do this for     6     (many) people?’ She took the initiative at that point.”

So Anderson came to her principal(校长) with her     7     /aɪ’dɪə/ to build a Kindness Closet, a place students can visit during the school day to “shop” so that they can     8     (拥有) a new or gently worn clothes. “She came to me, and I said, Yes, let’s do it. ’” Principal Adam Stein said.

“It’s great for Anderson to see her dream     9     (come) true,” Principal Stein said. “It’s part of our culture here at Shreve and Triway... ‘Proud(自豪的)’ is an understatement(轻描淡写的陈述), for sure. It’s what every principal and parent would want their kids to do—to put     10     (别人) first.”

5 . 短文填空。

rest     hit     afraid     with     I     until     slow     lie     hurt     advice

Barry was shopping with his friends when he saw a woman on the ground outside one of the shops.

“I saw the woman     1     on the ground. She     2     her head on the ground,” Barry said. He thought the woman was having a seizure(病的突然发作). Thinking of the     3     from his first-aid course, he knew that he needed to stop the woman from     4     herself. So he put his coat under her head. “I asked the shopper to call 120, because I wasn’t sure if the woman has the history of seizures and nobody was     5     her,” Barry said. When the seizure stopped, he made sure the woman was breathing(呼吸) and he helped her     6    . About five minutes later, the woman started to come round very     7    , but she was too weak to know where she was. So Barry stayed with her     8     the doctor came.

“After they left, I felt too tired to get my thoughts together. I didn’t know how I stayed calm(镇定的). I always thought I would feel     9     in a real first-aid situation. Remembering what I had learned helped     10     a lot, he said. Barry believed that it was useful for us to learn first aid.

6 . 短文填空。

as     joy     she     and     send     volunteer     feel     several     quick     change

A few months ago, I learned that the city food bank needed some     1    . I used to be the organizer of my group of friends. So I     2     letters to 10 friends. I’d like to set up a group that would volunteer to make and serve dinner for the disabled people. I wanted to invite my friends to be part of the group     3     almost all of my friends agreed.

One day,     4     of my friends brought some food and helped prepare the meal. “I got such a strong     5     of satisfaction when I saw the disabled people get the food!” said one friend. Later, another friend made a list about serving, so we could do     6    . Now each month there are new faces that join the group. One woman even invited another group of     7     friends to serve.

It’s hard to imagine that simple letters made a great difference. At first, I just wanted to be an organizer. Now, I     8     my idea. I also love to work     9     a volunteer, because I can get more     10     from the happy faces of the disabled people.

7 . 选取适当的句子完成对话（有多余项）。
A: Hello, Bob!     1    
B: I was in the old people’s home.
A: Really?     2    
B: No. Linda and Bill went there with me.
A:     3    
B: We cleaned the rooms, washed the clothes and made the bed for the old.
A:     4    
B: We also sang many songs to the old to make them happy.
A: Sounds great!     5    
B: We’ll go there again next weekend.
A: Can I join you? I also want to do something for the old.
B: Sure.

A．What did you do there?

B．What do you need to help with?

C．Where were you yesterday?

D．When will you go there again?

E．How often do you visit the old people’s home?

F．Did you go there alone?

G．What else did you do?

8 . 从方框中选择恰当的单词，并用其适当形式填空，使短文意思完整、通顺。（有两个词是多余的）

set, disabled, organize, interest, joy, agree, letter, so, even, only

A few months ago, I learned that the city food bank needed some volunteers. I used to be the     1     in my group pf friends. So, I sent letters to ten friends. I’d like to     2     up a group that would volunteer to make and serve dinner for the disabled people. I wanted to invite my friends to be part of the group. Almost all of my friends     3    .

One day, several of my friends brought some food and helped prepare the meal. “I got such a strong feeling of satisfaction when I saw the     4     people get the food!” said one friend. Later, another friend made a list (清单) about serving,     5     we could do quickly and easily. Now each month there are new faces that join the group. One woman     6     invited another group pf her friends to serve.

It’s hard to imagine that simple     7     asking friends to help have made a great difference. At first, I just wanted to be an organizer. Now, I change my idea. I also love to work as a volunteer, because I can get more     8     from the happy faces of the disabled people.

10 . On a warm day, seven-year-old Gabriella dressed herself in her Sunday clothes. She traveled far to visit Dr. Micken. The American doctor was in Oaxaca. ① He wanted to help these children, because they were deaf. Dr. Micken helped these children with hearing aids（助听器）so that they could hear normally at last. ②当她首次听到音乐时，Gabriella的脸上露出了灿烂的微笑。

Dr. Micken always wanted to make a difference in the world. ③ He thought that helping poor children with hearing problems was an excellent way to do that. Gabriella was his first patient. Soon, other children traveled to Oaxaca from their villages to see the doctor. They came from poor families. Doctors could solve their ④ ______ with hearing aids, but they never had the chance to see a doctor before. They were very glad to meet Dr. Micken. He gave hearing aids to 89 children.

⑤ No one knew how to help children like Gabriella in their small, poor villages. Gabriella was a bright child, but no one in her village realized it until she had a hearing aid. She could go to school, and she did very well. Other children’s lives changed, too. They became more outgoing. They felt hopeful about their futures.

1. 根据①处完成下面的句子。
He wanted to help these children, because they could ________ ________.
2. 将②处划线句子译成英语。
___________________________________________________________________
3. 将③处划线句子译成汉语。
___________________________________________________________________
4. 在④处横线上填入一个适当的词。
___________________________________________________________________
5. 根据⑤处完成下面的句子。
No one knew ________ ________ ________ help children like Gabriella in their small, poor villages.