1 . Stephen Lee is one of the many people in Hong Kong who enjoy mountain-bike riding. He has always
One Sunday afternoon, Stephen came to Silvermine Bay. A
Stephen rode up the hill behind Silvermine Bay until he
Stephen found Lilian, a young woman, sitting at the side of the road. Lilian had fallen and
The next day, the newspapers got the
A.minded | B.doubted | C.loved |
A.bike | B.house | C.map |
A.wind | B.storm | C.fire |
A.gathering | B.shining | C.falling |
A.dried | B.missed | C.reached |
A.unless | B.when | C.where |
A.waiting for | B.concentrating on | C.dreaming of |
A.help | B.food | C.rest |
A.lost | B.hurt | C.burnt |
A.rolled | B.jumped | C.walked |
A.sport | B.voice | C.rain |
A.exciting | B.familiar | C.ordinary |
A.hospital | B.school | C.hill |
A.joke | B.rain | C.story |
A.shyly | B.sadly | C.angrily |
2 . Charles George Courtney was a British tourist. He stayed at the Korumar Hotel DLuxe in Aydin, Turkey, every year for
Taskin Dasdan, who has worked as a bellboy(宾馆的行李员)in the hotel for 31years, struck up a
We,
When Charles
“He treated us as if we were part of his own
But never in his wildest dreams did Taskin think he would get a
Although the exact amount of money left to Taskin is
A.vacation | B.advertisement | C.performance |
A.quarrel | B.friendship | C.competition |
A.find | B.question | C.treat |
A.So | B.However | C.Therefore |
A.loved | B.ignored | C.hated |
A.package | B.suitcase | C.money |
A.returned | B.died | C.hid |
A.shocked | B.pleased | C.moved |
A.considerable | B.little | C.whole |
A.specially | B.hardly | C.especially |
A.team | B.family | C.class |
A.brought out | B.sent away | C.contributed to |
A.ticket | B.call | C.passport |
A.tourist | B.cyclist | C.violinist |
A.uncertain | B.unpopular | C.unknown |
3 . Matt Goldsmith first heard about metal detecting from watching videos online. The32-year-old decided to buy his own metal detector and joined the Sussex Metal Detecting Club and Peaky Finders Group.
Glen Darrell lost two rings — his wedding ring and another ring made in memory of his late mother — while going boating. After Goldsmith saw Darrell’s post, he reached out to offer help.
When we met up, the first thing he said was “You’re not going to find them”, but I said “ You’d be surprised ”, Goldsmith recalled.
Goldsmith said he came to the place where Darrell said he’d lost them, put his metal detector on the ground and took a few steps when the signal got stronger.
Goldsmith then reached down into the sand and pulled the two rings out. “I was really surprised that I found them and as soon as he saw them, he started crying,” Goldsmith said. “I welled up myself because I felt so much joy for him”.
Two days later, Goldsmith helped Robin Hallett find his missing ring on the beach. According to SWNS, Hallett lost a ring made for his mother who passed away last year. Just like Goldsmith’s first rescue, he was able to find Hallett’s lost ring within minutes.
“We all gridded (布置成网格结构) out an area and then within 15 minutes I couldn’t believe it. I found it,” Goldsmith said, “He was so excited and happy. You could see he was about to cry at once.”
“I couldn’t believe it. I was over the moon,” Hallett said. He’s a superhero.
1. How did Matt Goldsmith know metal detecting?A.He read the newspaper. |
B.One of his friends told him |
C.He watched videos online. |
A.Darrell was suspicious of Goldsmith. |
B.Darrell had complete trust in Goldsmith. |
C.Darrell thought Goldsmith was mysterious. |
A.Cried. | B.Laughed. | C.Shouted. |
A.Brave. | B.Funny. | C.Warm-hearted. |
4 . Waiting for the bus every morning and going to school has never been better for Ryder Killam, a 5-year-old boy in a wheelchair. He no longer has to wait for the school bus in the open air thanks to Westerly High School students
The goal of the boy’s father, Tim Killam, was to keep his little kid protected from the bad weather while waiting for the bus every morning. He asked for an unused bus shelter on Facebook. After not being able to find a suitable one, he decided to contact the high school which had already performed several building projects for the community.
The students from Westerly High School construction class quickly put their hands to work. The bus stop was designed by pupil Mason Heald. The construction class, led by Dan McKenna, teaches its members basic building skills and is part of the high school Career and Technical Education program. More people from the local community helped make the project happen. Dillon Helbig transported the shelter from the high school to the Killams’address with his truck. And another neighbor lent his backhoe (反铲挖机) to properly position the shelter by the bus stop.
Not only did Ryder’s daily life improve, but the students also learnt an unforgettable life lesson. They saw that with their skills and knowledge they can make a real difference in someone else’s life
1. What once made Tim Killam concerned?A.Ryder's disability. | B.Transportation. | C.Bad weather. |
A.A pupil. | B.A teacher. | C.A neighbor. |
A.Kind-hearted. | B.Easy-going. | C.Hard-working. |
A.A Cosy Bus Stop | B.An Amazing Shelter | C.A Dream Comes True |