1 . Last year, my friend, Kydee Williams, and I started a non-profit project because we wanted to do charity work differently. Thus, The Pop-Up Care Shop was
TPUCS is a traveling shop of
From our experience, we learned smaller shelters, especially those in less-commercialized areas were often
While material things like food, clothes, money, and shelter can help people survive, what
A.found | B.donated | C.born | D.purchased |
A.cheap | B.free | C.value | D.messy |
A.quit | B.chose | C.forbade | D.held |
A.homeless | B.fearless | C.guiltless | D.restless |
A.Ceasing | B.Highlighting | C.Starting | D.Monitoring |
A.hard | B.fun | C.odd | D.core |
A.crucial | B.unnecessary | C.impossible | D.logical |
A.breaking down | B.giving back | C.keeping up | D.pulling through |
A.ignored | B.emphasized | C.mentioned | D.estimated |
A.harmful | B.relevant | C.opposed | D.open |
A.shoppers | B.pioneers | C.officers | D.volunteers |
A.reliable | B.selfless | C.creative | D.courageous |
A.understand | B.satisfy | C.anticipate | D.illustrate |
A.originally | B.slightly | C.truly | D.barely |
A.identify | B.detect | C.reveal | D.make |
2 . It all began on a cold, rainy day.
Sarah, a poor single mother, was
Sarah
A man, who saw the heartwarming
Reflecting on this unbelievable journey, we can
A.helping | B.continuing | C.struggling | D.seeking |
A.left behind | B.came across | C.looked for | D.turned to |
A.clean | B.cheap | C.fancy | D.thin |
A.followed | B.approached | C.respected | D.caught |
A.complaining | B.staring | C.suffering | D.surviving |
A.Attracted | B.Confused | C.Moved | D.Shocked |
A.connection | B.appreciation | C.duty | D.kindness |
A.exchange | B.invitation | C.option | D.performance |
A.story | B.symbol | C.chance | D.hit |
A.generosity | B.courage | C.curiosity | D.patience |
A.change | B.support | C.direct | D.educate |
A.creativity | B.strength | C.significance | D.description |
A.quick | B.main | C.different | D.extra |
A.recognize | B.expect | C.remember | D.admit |
A.regularly | B.obviously | C.eventually | D.slightly |
3 . Bill Sumiel was having a tough Friday. It was October 2020, and the 71-year-old, who was dealing with kidney (肾) failure, found himself at a medical center 30 miles from home.
Sumiel was no stranger to the
Timothy Letts, 31, was driving north to visit a friend when his phone rang with the
When Sumiel got into the car, the pair got to
Sumiel was touched by Letts’s
A.origins | B.struggles | C.warnings | D.symbols |
A.adapted to | B.arose from | C.led to | D.took over |
A.list | B.category | C.class | D.group |
A.department | B.company | C.arrangement | D.appointment |
A.application | B.question | C.request | D.intention |
A.Still | B.Therefore | C.Otherwise | D.Meanwhile |
A.debating | B.remarking | C.arguing | D.chatting |
A.instructed | B.revealed | C.wondered | D.announced |
A.supposed | B.assumed | C.given | D.convinced |
A.agreed | B.claimed | C.doubted | D.suggested |
A.sponsor | B.match | C.surgeon | D.model |
A.demand | B.advice | C.offer | D.mission |
A.magical | B.joyful | C.anxious | D.emotional |
A.equal | B.kind | C.true | D.sensitive |
A.contacted | B.informed | C.persuaded | D.urged |
4 . I have struggled with feelings of unworthiness since forever. My most painful moments were at parties. My friends made fun of me because I was rhythmically (有节奏地)
Around age 12, I decided that the way to
After several years of spiritual growth, it
The
A.adjusted | B.bothered | C.challenged | D.compromised |
A.twisted | B.annoyed | C.limited | D.awkward |
A.belong | B.appeal | C.match | D.deserve |
A.solve | B.cure | C.release | D.arouse |
A.sustain | B.work | C.hatch | D.dismiss |
A.included | B.excluded | C.inspired | D.appreciated |
A.internally | B.academically | C.professionally | D.contemporarily |
A.occurs to | B.happens to | C.calls on | D.knocks on |
A.desires | B.strengths | C.accomplishments | D.harmony |
A.as well as | B.as soon as | C.as much as | D.as far as |
A.Still | B.However | C.Meanwhile | D.Rather |
A.definition | B.resolution | C.sense | D.pose |
A.discovery | B.access | C.journey | D.experience |
A.emphasis | B.burden | C.demand | D.conditions |
A.valley | B.forest | C.dance | D.balcony |
5 . In 1963, at age 65, my grandfather decided to build a new house on his farm. In order to save money, he hired a bulldozer (推土机) to
We moved in the farm two years after my father passed away. When my wife took one look at the
I walked into the woods where the old house sat. Most of the windows were
As I left the old house that day, I took one last
A.construct | B.break | C.push | D.repair |
A.grass | B.woods | C.stream | D.hill |
A.lost | B.abandoned | C.big | D.familiar |
A.forbade | B.appreciated | C.proposed | D.imagined |
A.impossible | B.interesting | C.strange | D.necessary |
A.left behind | B.passed down | C.taken in | D.put up |
A.cheap | B.gone | C.empty | D.large |
A.book | B.wallet | C.umbrella | D.envelope |
A.letters | B.lines | C.texts | D.pieces |
A.excited | B.nervous | C.weak | D.homesick |
A.bottom | B.title | C.back | D.surface |
A.burned | B.hurt | C.covered | D.protected |
A.calmly | B.proudly | C.carefully | D.politely |
A.breath | B.photo | C.note | D.glance |
A.promise | B.hope | C.guess | D.decide |
6 . You can’t buy much for a dollar these days, but when everybody provides their dollars together for a good cause, amazing things can happen.
That is the
Last year, he managed to raise $ 8,000 to
Anthony uses his social media page to raise
Some of the acts of
One of their most recent missions (任务) is to raise enough money to help am other with 10 kids who
You can
It really does take many people’s participation! Anthony is finding a way to allow every single person in his community to become a
A.idea | B.fact | C.history | D.reason |
A.expects | B.discovers | C.remembers | D.believes |
A.contributes | B.receives | C.saves | D.earns |
A.visit | B.help | C.follow | D.treat |
A.enjoyed | B.did | C.knew | D.accepted |
A.interest | B.awareness | C.money | D.productivity |
A.fans | B.parents | C.partners | D.relatives |
A.warns | B.allows | C.forces | D.asks |
A.honesty | B.confidence | C.kindness | D.courage |
A.wear | B.buy | C.choose | D.borrow |
A.one | B.another | C.next | D.every |
A.usually | B.hardly | C.probably | D.badly |
A.In short | B.So far | C.Of course | D.After all |
A.consider | B.describe | C.support | D.understand |
A.hero | B.star | C.guard | D.pioneer |
Tim’s daughters, Hope and Hannah, have smartness, great humor, athletic abilities and beauty. His home is full of medals and many other awards his daughters have won over the years.
But the one thing they have never had in abundance (大量) is money. Having a single parent with a low-paid job, they never have pocket money. They wear hand-me-downs store clothing. But they never complain and never cry out for something Tim can’t afford.
Tim has many wonderful memories of his daughters. However, there is one that stands out.
When Hope was 10 years old and Hannah was 8 years old, they were looking for a gift to give Tim for Christmas. “Dad often gave us gifts. Now I think we should also give one to him,” Hope suggested. Hannah said it was a good idea. And they wondered what gift they should give their dad. After thinking for long, they thought of the National Geographic magazines. Their dad always loved the magazine. But because money was especially tight (紧的) that year, Tim had not been able to subscribe (订阅) to it. “The magazines sold in the bookstore aren’t that cheap. Well, at least, we can buy one and give it to Dad as a Christmas gift,” Hope said.
Not having any money of their own, Hope and Hannah then wondered how to solve the problem. Finally, they decided to find part-time jobs in the small neighborhood to make money. First, they needed to be permitted (允许) by their dad.
When they shared their decision one night, Tim thought they wanted to buy some toys, candy or something else for themselves. Since he couldn’t give them pocket money and thought part-time jobs could be helpful to a kid, he agreed. But he didn’t want them to be too tired, so he reminded them, “When you find you dislike the jobs, you can just give up.” Hope and Hannah smiled and nodded, and Tim thought they surely wouldn’t stick to their part-time jobs for long.
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The next morning, Hope and Hannah walked around the neighborhood to look for possible part-time jobs.
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With the money, Hope and Hannah rushed to a nearby bookstore.
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There was nothing I wanted more than a trophy (奖杯). I was twelve, and the hope of placing a trophy on my dresser woke me up in the middle of the night.
All of my friends had trophies. Any of those would have excited me.
However, the problem for me was that I had no skills or gifts that would enable me to get a trophy.
My elder brother, Alan, had shelves of trophies, and most of them came from horse races. Before Dad died, he had bought each of us a horse. I named my horse Colonel. Alan’s was named Otis. When Alan kicked Otis’sides, he would run. Colonel always wanted to follow, and I could feel him speeding up, but I was afraid of falling, so I would pull on the ropes and we would fall behind.
After my father died, my mother seldom went to the stables (马厩) where we boarded the horses. Mostly she stayed in her room. Alan cooked our meals and paid our bills with money he made by waiting tables. This was also the year when I started smoking, cutting class, and hanging out with kids who, like me, had no trophies and couldn’t care less.
When the worst of my report cards arrived, Alan angrily asked, “What do you think you’re doing? Who do you think you’re fooling?” I answered, “I truly don’t know.” I just felt life was meaningless, dull and aimless.
Alan started picking me up from school. He didn’t allow me to stay with bad kids, and we drove to the stables to ride until night fell. Through all of this, I still loved riding and still found comfort in being around Colonel, but I hated being made to ride.
After a week of being forced to spend my afternoons with him, I was angry. Alan just said, “I entered you in the horse race. It’s in two weeks.” I was surprised and excited, but I didn’t let on. I just asked angrily, “Why?”
“You still want a trophy, right?” he said.
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I nodded and said, “Sure. But I’m unable to make it.”
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Finally, Colonel and I crossed the finish line in third place.
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9 . Cackles was my favorite goose. I was proud of her. Few people I knew had geese. It was
I was most
I remember being scared of them before I learned to stand my ground. As they
One day, I came home to find that Cackles was being
My dad said Cackles had to
My dad
A.normal | B.important | C.unusual | D.unacceptable |
A.acquired | B.sold | C.found | D.kept |
A.nervous | B.proud | C.worried | D.thankful |
A.choices | B.memories | C.celebrations | D.impressions |
A.feed | B.train | C.catch | D.study |
A.surprised | B.scared | C.excited | D.curious |
A.reason | B.purpose | C.excuse | D.idea |
A.watched | B.called | C.attacked | D.chased |
A.face | B.comfort | C.direct | D.greet |
A.brought back | B.left behind | C.taken away | D.cared for |
A.afraid | B.anxious | C.disappointed | D.angry |
A.jump | B.run | C.hide | D.fall |
A.go | B.stay | C.wait | D.return |
A.satisfied | B.heartbroken | C.confused | D.touched |
A.reminded | B.advised | C.promised | D.taught |
10 . Concerned by the recent economic hardship, BG Cares, on Saturday, gave out food to poor Nigerians in Yaba, urging well-meaning Nigerians to be their neighbors’ keepers.
BG Cares, which led a group of
A statement by BG Cares
The yearly“ Jollof to the Street” charity ride has become a
BG Cares expresses heartfelt appreciation to all their
A.bikers | B.teenagers | C.experts | D.officials |
A.pressure | B.pride | C.kindness | D.strength |
A.stopped | B.themed | C.changed | D.taught |
A.investigating | B.recognizing | C.helping | D.concentrating |
A.hopefully | B.doubtfully | C.surprisingly | D.actually |
A.energetic | B.unique | C.satisfying | D.bad |
A.compared | B.read | C.ignored | D.remembered |
A.in need | B.in addition | C.in advance | D.in secret |
A.tradition | B.performance | C.aspect | D.scene |
A.sudden | B.digital | C.common | D.adventurous |
A.comment | B.experiment | C.pressure | D.encouragement |
A.difference | B.mistake | C.wish | D.choice |
A.athletes | B.supporters | C.scientists | D.programmers |
A.lecture | B.schedule | C.debate | D.success |
A.forces | B.warns | C.enables | D.prefers |