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一、用括号内所给词的适当形式填空
1. Please make sure you spell all the words
2. I am very
3. He spent his
4. The sad news of his
5. My dad became much
1. Please make sure you spell all the words
correctly
(correct) in your essay.2. I am very
thankful
(thank) for all the help you have given me recently.3. He spent his
youth
(young) in a small coastal village surrounded by beautiful nature.4. The sad news of his
death
(die) shocked everyone in our small community.5. My dad became much
madder
(mad) when he saw the big mess I made in the living room.答案
1. correctly
2. thankful
3. youth
4. death
5. madder
2. thankful
3. youth
4. death
5. madder
二、根据中文提示,写出单词的正确形式
1. The car is in very good
2. She gave me a friendly
3. Tonight, the temperature will drop
4. The teacher had to
5. The
1. The car is in very good
condition
（状态）for its age and low price.2. She gave me a friendly
wave
（挥手）as her bus pulled away from the stop.3. Tonight, the temperature will drop
below
（在……下面）zero, so it will freeze.4. The teacher had to
punish
（惩罚）the students who were talking during the exam.5. The
rescue
（营救）team worked all night to save the people from the fire.答案
1. condition
2. wave
3. below
4. punish
5. rescue
2. wave
3. below
4. punish
5. rescue
三、阅读理解
“Kids can make a difference,” Craig Kielburger said when he was 12. Craig is now in his twenties, and he still believes it’s true. He started a group to help kids all over the world at the age of 12. The group is still going strong.
How did Craig get started? In seventh grade, he learnt something that made him angry. It was about a Pakistani boy who started working in a crayon factory at the age of 4. The child worked 12 hours a day, 6 days a week. He couldn’t go to school or play. He had no freedom at all.
Craig compared that with his own life. Laws in Canada said that kids must go to school. Education was free to all kids. But in Pakistan, education was not free. Children from poor families went to work instead of going to school.
Feeling this was unfair, Craig and his classmates started “Free The Children”. Their goal was simple: raise money to build schools and give working children education. At first, some kids laughed at them, saying they couldn’t make real change. But Craig didn’t give up.
Today, “Free The Children” has more than one million members in 45 countries. Most of them are kids. The money they have raised has helped build more than 500 schools around the world. It also pays for health care in poor places.
Now Craig wants more kids to help. He believes every young person can make big changes. “Start small by talking to your teachers and friends. When you take action and gain more confidence(自信), others will join you. It gets easier when you work together.”
(
A. He wanted to become famous.
B. He wanted to travel to Pakistan.
C. He wanted to play with more children.
D. He wanted to help poor kids get education.
(
a. Some kids laughed at Craig and his classmates.
b. Craig and his classmates started “Free The Children”.
c. “Free The Children” helped build more than 500 schools.
d. Craig learnt a Pakistani boy started working at the age of 4.
A. dbac
B. abdc
C. cbad
D. bdac
(
A. Kind and helpful.
B. Patient and shy.
C. Brave and honest.
D. Hard-working and careful.
(
A. A Poor Pakistani Boy
B. Small Actions, Big Changes
C. Craig’s Wonderful Life
D. The Importance of Education
“Kids can make a difference,” Craig Kielburger said when he was 12. Craig is now in his twenties, and he still believes it’s true. He started a group to help kids all over the world at the age of 12. The group is still going strong.
How did Craig get started? In seventh grade, he learnt something that made him angry. It was about a Pakistani boy who started working in a crayon factory at the age of 4. The child worked 12 hours a day, 6 days a week. He couldn’t go to school or play. He had no freedom at all.
Craig compared that with his own life. Laws in Canada said that kids must go to school. Education was free to all kids. But in Pakistan, education was not free. Children from poor families went to work instead of going to school.
Feeling this was unfair, Craig and his classmates started “Free The Children”. Their goal was simple: raise money to build schools and give working children education. At first, some kids laughed at them, saying they couldn’t make real change. But Craig didn’t give up.
Today, “Free The Children” has more than one million members in 45 countries. Most of them are kids. The money they have raised has helped build more than 500 schools around the world. It also pays for health care in poor places.
Now Craig wants more kids to help. He believes every young person can make big changes. “Start small by talking to your teachers and friends. When you take action and gain more confidence(自信), others will join you. It gets easier when you work together.”
(
D
)1. Why did Craig start “Free The Children”?A. He wanted to become famous.
B. He wanted to travel to Pakistan.
C. He wanted to play with more children.
D. He wanted to help poor kids get education.
(
A
)2. What is the correct order of the following activities?a. Some kids laughed at Craig and his classmates.
b. Craig and his classmates started “Free The Children”.
c. “Free The Children” helped build more than 500 schools.
d. Craig learnt a Pakistani boy started working at the age of 4.
A. dbac
B. abdc
C. cbad
D. bdac
(
A
)3. Which of the following words can best describe Craig?A. Kind and helpful.
B. Patient and shy.
C. Brave and honest.
D. Hard-working and careful.
(
B
)4. What can be the best title for the text?A. A Poor Pakistani Boy
B. Small Actions, Big Changes
C. Craig’s Wonderful Life
D. The Importance of Education
答案
1. D
2. A
3. A
4. B
2. A
3. A
4. B
