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Ⅰ. Complete the sentences with the correct forms of the words in the box.
warmth lucky means against goodwill
A lion was sleeping under a big tree. A little mouse ran
quickly over him and woke him up. The lion was very angry
and ready to eat it.
"Please don't hurt me, king!" the mouse said, "I'm so
sorry. If you let me go today, I'll by no 1.
The lion laughed. He looked at the small mouse and said, "You're
2.
very thankful for the lion. The lion's kindness filled his heart with 3.
Weeks later, some men caught the lion. They used ropes* to make the lion
not move. The lion wanted to fight 4.
Just then, the mouse appeared and ran to the tree. It bit the ropes hard until they
broke.
The lion was free! "I never thought a small mouse could save me," he said.
"Thanks for your 5.
smiled happily.
warmth lucky means against goodwill
A lion was sleeping under a big tree. A little mouse ran
quickly over him and woke him up. The lion was very angry
and ready to eat it.
"Please don't hurt me, king!" the mouse said, "I'm so
sorry. If you let me go today, I'll by no 1.
means
forget your help!"The lion laughed. He looked at the small mouse and said, "You're
2.
lucky
. I'm kind today. " And then he let the mouse go. The mouse wasvery thankful for the lion. The lion's kindness filled his heart with 3.
warmth
.Weeks later, some men caught the lion. They used ropes* to make the lion
not move. The lion wanted to fight 4.
against
the men, but he couldn't get free.Just then, the mouse appeared and ran to the tree. It bit the ropes hard until they
broke.
The lion was free! "I never thought a small mouse could save me," he said.
"Thanks for your 5.
goodwill
. And I will share it with others. " The mousesmiled happily.
答案
Ⅰ. 1. means 2. lucky 3. warmth 4. against 5. goodwill
Ⅱ. Read and complete the following tasks.
Jeff was a barber with a small shop in a quiet town. One
winter morning, a young man in shabby clothes stood outside
for a long time. It seemed that he was so cold.
"I need a haircut for an important job interview*, but I
only have $1. It must be not enough. " the young man said in a low voice. Jeffthought for a while and smiled, "Don't worry. You should look nice for theinterview."As Jeff was cutting the young man's hair, he talked to the young man. Helearned the guy lived alone in the city, and this interview might change his life.After the haircut, Jeff gave him a clean suit. "You'll look nicer," he said. Theyoung man's eyes were filled with tears. He tried to give Jeff his only $1, but
Jeff rejected, "Just be kind to others next time when you can."
Ten years later, Jeff still gave free haircuts to poor or old people. The
business of his shop was not so good, so he couldn't pay the rent*. Just then, a
well-dressed man walked in. He smiled at Jeff and said to the landlord*, "I'll pay
all his rent-past and future." Jeff was shocked. When the man took off his hat,
Jeff recognized him right away—it was the young man from years ago! Now he
was a successful boss with a big company.
"That haircut and suit from you gave me courage," he said, "I've worked
hard all these years, and I never forget your kindness. Today I'm here to repay
you and keep my promise of passing on kindness." Jeff felt really moved—his
small act of kindness grew into something beautiful. It connected two hearts
across ten years.
Task 1 Match the words with their meanings.
(
(
(
Task 2 Complete the summary (one word in each blank).
9*. What do you learn from the story?
Jeff was a barber with a small shop in a quiet town. One
winter morning, a young man in shabby clothes stood outside
for a long time. It seemed that he was so cold.
"I need a haircut for an important job interview*, but I
only have $1. It must be not enough. " the young man said in a low voice. Jeffthought for a while and smiled, "Don't worry. You should look nice for theinterview."As Jeff was cutting the young man's hair, he talked to the young man. Helearned the guy lived alone in the city, and this interview might change his life.After the haircut, Jeff gave him a clean suit. "You'll look nicer," he said. Theyoung man's eyes were filled with tears. He tried to give Jeff his only $1, but
Jeff rejected, "Just be kind to others next time when you can."
Ten years later, Jeff still gave free haircuts to poor or old people. The
business of his shop was not so good, so he couldn't pay the rent*. Just then, a
well-dressed man walked in. He smiled at Jeff and said to the landlord*, "I'll pay
all his rent-past and future." Jeff was shocked. When the man took off his hat,
Jeff recognized him right away—it was the young man from years ago! Now he
was a successful boss with a big company.
"That haircut and suit from you gave me courage," he said, "I've worked
hard all these years, and I never forget your kindness. Today I'm here to repay
you and keep my promise of passing on kindness." Jeff felt really moved—his
small act of kindness grew into something beautiful. It connected two hearts
across ten years.
Task 1 Match the words with their meanings.
(
A
)1. shabby adj. A. old and not good(
C
)2. reject v. B. give something back(
B
)3. repay v. C. say no to somethingTask 2 Complete the summary (one word in each blank).
9*. What do you learn from the story?
One possible version: From the story, I learn that we should pass on kindness, and our goodwill may bring surprises and warmth to others and ourselves.
答案
Ⅱ. 1. A 2. C 3. B 4. change 5. enough 6. free 7. kindness 8. moved 9. One possible version: From the sto-
ry, I learn that we should pass on kindness, and our goodwill may bring surprises and warmth to others and ourselves.
ry, I learn that we should pass on kindness, and our goodwill may bring surprises and warmth to others and ourselves.
