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A Ten-minute Talk About Your Neighbourhood
Date: Oct. 16th, this Sunday afternoon (4: 00 pm — 5: 00 pm)
Place: School Library
Price: Free
Tips:
1. Don't forget to bring your notebook and pen.
2. For more information: www.2025ssy.com.
3. You will enjoy a book show after the talk.
Something about the book show:
Only No.1 Middle School students can enjoy the book show. You will find more than 3,000 books there. You can choose one and buy it. All of them are the cheapest. TEL: 556-88999.
( ) 21. When is the talk?
A. On Tuesday morning.
B. On Saturday evening.
C. On Wednesday afternoon.
D. On Sunday afternoon.
( ) 22. Who can enjoy the book show?
A. Mary, 34, a worker at a bookstore.
B. Jack, 13, from No.1 Middle School.
C. Lily, 45, from Town Cinema.
D. Bob, 27, a worker at the radio station.
( ) 23. What can we learn from the poster?
A. Students can get books for free.
B. Teachers will join in the book show.
C. People can enjoy the talk at 6: 00 pm.
D. People don't need to pay for the talk.
B
Henry is going through a very hard time. His wife just passed away (去世). He feels that life without her is hopeless. For months, Henry sits in his house, doing nothing.
Henry's neighbour, an old woman named Lisa, sees him from her yard one day. She hasn't seen him outside in days! She asks him to come closer to the fence (篱笆) next to her house.
“Hello, Henry! Just look at this fence. It is falling apart. You are a strong man. Can you help me fix (修补) this fence?” Lisa asks.
Henry is angry inside. He is the one who needs help right now. He thinks the old lady is being kind of rude (粗鲁的). But she is too old to fix the fence herself, so he agrees.
Henry works on the fence for days. When he finishes, she thanks him. Henry smiles for the first time in months.
“What a wonderful job! Could you please paint it for me?” Lisa says to him.
Henry cannot believe she is asking for more help. But because he respects (尊重) her, he agrees again. He tries his best to paint the fence in the hot sun. As their neighbours pass by, they all tell Henry what a beautiful job he has done! Henry feels very happy.
Henry feels that life is still hopeful. He finally understands that Lisa isn't being rude. She knows that staying busy can help us forget our sadness. He helped her, but she truly saved him.
( ) 24. What can we know about Lisa from the passage?
A. Lisa is a young girl.
B. Lisa wants to help Henry.
C. Lisa is very rude.
D. Lisa lives far from Henry.
( ) 25. How does Henry's feelings change according to the passage?
A. Happy — angry — thankful — sad.
B. Sad — angry — happy — thankful.
C. Sad — happy — thankful — angry.
D. Thankful — sad — angry — happy.
( ) 26. The story tells us that ______.
A. asking others for help isn't rude
B. making friends with neighbours is important
C. saving others is difficult
D. staying busy may help us forget our sadness
( ) 27. The best title for this passage may be ______.
A. Life Without You Is Hard
B. How to Be a Good Neighbour
C. A Good Way to Get Through Sadness
D. Asking for Help Really Works
A
A Ten-minute Talk About Your Neighbourhood
Date: Oct. 16th, this Sunday afternoon (4: 00 pm — 5: 00 pm)
Place: School Library
Price: Free
Tips:
1. Don't forget to bring your notebook and pen.
2. For more information: www.2025ssy.com.
3. You will enjoy a book show after the talk.
Something about the book show:
Only No.1 Middle School students can enjoy the book show. You will find more than 3,000 books there. You can choose one and buy it. All of them are the cheapest. TEL: 556-88999.
( ) 21. When is the talk?
A. On Tuesday morning.
B. On Saturday evening.
C. On Wednesday afternoon.
D. On Sunday afternoon.
( ) 22. Who can enjoy the book show?
A. Mary, 34, a worker at a bookstore.
B. Jack, 13, from No.1 Middle School.
C. Lily, 45, from Town Cinema.
D. Bob, 27, a worker at the radio station.
( ) 23. What can we learn from the poster?
A. Students can get books for free.
B. Teachers will join in the book show.
C. People can enjoy the talk at 6: 00 pm.
D. People don't need to pay for the talk.
B
Henry is going through a very hard time. His wife just passed away (去世). He feels that life without her is hopeless. For months, Henry sits in his house, doing nothing.
Henry's neighbour, an old woman named Lisa, sees him from her yard one day. She hasn't seen him outside in days! She asks him to come closer to the fence (篱笆) next to her house.
“Hello, Henry! Just look at this fence. It is falling apart. You are a strong man. Can you help me fix (修补) this fence?” Lisa asks.
Henry is angry inside. He is the one who needs help right now. He thinks the old lady is being kind of rude (粗鲁的). But she is too old to fix the fence herself, so he agrees.
Henry works on the fence for days. When he finishes, she thanks him. Henry smiles for the first time in months.
“What a wonderful job! Could you please paint it for me?” Lisa says to him.
Henry cannot believe she is asking for more help. But because he respects (尊重) her, he agrees again. He tries his best to paint the fence in the hot sun. As their neighbours pass by, they all tell Henry what a beautiful job he has done! Henry feels very happy.
Henry feels that life is still hopeful. He finally understands that Lisa isn't being rude. She knows that staying busy can help us forget our sadness. He helped her, but she truly saved him.
( ) 24. What can we know about Lisa from the passage?
A. Lisa is a young girl.
B. Lisa wants to help Henry.
C. Lisa is very rude.
D. Lisa lives far from Henry.
( ) 25. How does Henry's feelings change according to the passage?
A. Happy — angry — thankful — sad.
B. Sad — angry — happy — thankful.
C. Sad — happy — thankful — angry.
D. Thankful — sad — angry — happy.
( ) 26. The story tells us that ______.
A. asking others for help isn't rude
B. making friends with neighbours is important
C. saving others is difficult
D. staying busy may help us forget our sadness
( ) 27. The best title for this passage may be ______.
A. Life Without You Is Hard
B. How to Be a Good Neighbour
C. A Good Way to Get Through Sadness
D. Asking for Help Really Works
答案
D
; B
; D
; B
; B
; D
; C
; B
; D
; B
; B
; D
; C
