一、完形填空
Maybe volunteers are some of the most overlooked (被忽视的) people. But 　　1　　 activities would carry on smoothly (顺利地) without hard - working volunteers. This month, I volunteered at the Colour Run in Melbourne. I didn't have as much fun as the runners, but I still learned a 　　2　　.
My job was to give a high - five to every runner at the finish line. In the beginning, we saw it as a(n) 　　3　　 job. When the first runner passed, we reached out our hands and shouted “Good job!” 　　4　　. However, as more and more people 　　5　　 the finish line and touched their hands with mine, my arm got sore. To make things worse, it became 　　6　　 as the sun was high up in the sky. Our clothes were all wet and we felt tired. But soon we saw a group of kids running 　　7　　 us — they were about 6 years old. They were really tired, but they still kept going with big smiles on their faces. They 　　8　　 their hands and said, “High - five!”
At that moment, I was quite moved — they were so young, 　　9　　 they never gave up (放弃). Suddenly, I felt myself full of energy. I clapped (轻拍) their hands, “Well done, little guys!”
That is the 　　10　　 of being a volunteer. It is never an easy job. However, we meet different people and see the spirit (精神) that moves us. Even if such spirit is not often found in daily life, it can encourage us a lot when we do see it.
(　　　) 1. A. a few B. a little C. little D. few
(　　　) 2. A. lesson B. language C. skill D. problem
(　　　) 3. A. difficult B. new C. great D. easy
(　　　) 4. A. excitedly B. sadly C. angrily D. calmly
(　　　) 5. A. left B. crossed C. saw D. got
(　　　) 6. A. wetter B. colder C. hotter D. cooler
(　　　) 7. A. to B. after C. between D. among
(　　　) 8. A. stand up B. put up C. catch up D. keep up
(　　　) 9. A. or B. and C. but D. so
(　　　) 10. A. importance B. hope C. dream D. meaning

一、1－5 DADAB 6－10 CABCD

二、阅读理解
Every Wednesday evening, a group of runners in Chongqing get together and have their 5 - to - 8 - kilometre run in the city.
This run is not common. The runners take rubbish bags with them and pick up rubbish when they run.
“Make running more than just running,” Sogor, one of the runners, says. She wears a blue T - shirt with “WE RUN FOR RUBBISH” on the back. Besides the weekly runs, the group also has family runs once a month. Children and even pets can take part in the activity.
Sogor says there are more than 200 rubbish runners from all walks of life in the city, such as office workers, yoga teachers and restaurant owners. Over 90 per cent of the group members are Chinese. The oldest are about 40 years old, and the youngest is just 5.
“I feel great to make the earth cleaner,” says an 8 - year - old boy. He joined the group last month with his parents. The boy broke his left arm, but he keeps running and picks up rubbish with his right hand.
Rubbish Running came to Shanghai in 2018. There are groups in 16 cities like Shanghai, Beijing, Chongqing, Changchun and Wuhan. More than 9300 runners run and make the cities clean.
(　　　) 1. What does the underlined words “not common” mean?
A. Hard. B. Special. C. Cheap. D. Exciting.
(　　　) 2. What does Paragraph 4 mainly talk about?
A. Activities in Rubbish Running. B. Runners in Rubbish Running.
C. Reasons for picking up the rubbish. D. Places for picking up the rubbish.
(　　　) 3. What can we know from the passage?
A. Rubbish Running came to Beijing in 2018.
B. The group has family runs twice a month.
C. Over 930 runners run to make the cities clean.
D. Rubbish runners are from different working fields.
(　　　) 4. Why does the writer write the passage?
A. To ask us to keep healthy. B. To tell about Rubbish Running.
C. To advise us where to run. D. To show us a beautiful city.
(　　　) 5. What is the best title for the passage?
A. Young Runners in Cities. B. Running for Rubbish.
C. Running Is Important. D. How to Keep Cities Clean.

二、1－5 BBDBB