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In Lishui, Zhejiang, a kind girl named Fang Cunxin did something amazing. Though she has only one arm, she painted a special “Rainbow Road” on a path for blind people. Her story has touched millions of hearts.
One day, Fang saw a blind person struggling to walk because cars and stalls blocked the path. She realized blind people face this problem every day. To help, she got a creative idea: Paint the path with bright colors to remind everyone to keep it clear!
With permission from the city, Fang began painting at Lishui University's south gate on February 27. At first, she worked alone for hours. But soon, people stopped watching. A few asked, “Can we help?” Slowly, more joined—from 2-3 people to dozens!
In three days, over 200 volunteers helped paint 70 meters of the path! They used colorful acrylic paints to draw flowers, stars, and arrows. Each person painted one or more bricks. The dull gray path turned into a beautiful rainbow that says, “Care for the blind!”
When Fang shared photos online, her story got 1.35 million likes! Many praised her as a “kind hero.” A boy who once played on the blind path promised Fang, “I'll never block it again and will tell others too!” This shows Fang's project is teaching people to respect blind spaces.
“I want the Rainbow Road to remind everyone to protect blind paths,”Fang said. She hopes people will stop parking bikes or setting up stalls there, so blind friends can walk safely. What's next? Fang will use the prize money to create more Rainbow Roads in other cities! Many places have already invited her to help.
This isn't just about painting—it's about building a kinder world. As Fang says, “When we care for others, our hearts become rainbows too.” Her story teaches us that anyone, no matter their age or ability, can make a difference!
( )31. The writer starts the passage by ______.
A. telling a personal story
B. giving scientific facts
C. comparing different opinions
D. explaining a natural phenomenon
( )32. What does the underlined word "struggling" in Paragraph 2 probably mean?
A. Walking happily.
B. Trying hard with difficulty.
C. Running quickly.
D. Standing still.
( )33. Which of the following is TRUE according to the passage?
A. Fang Cunxin painted the path alone.
B. The Rainbow Road is 100 meters long.
C. Over 200 volunteers joined the project.
D. Fang used oil paints for the path.
( )34. The passage mainly wants to tell us ______.
A. how to paint a colorful road
B. the importance of protecting blind paths
C. why people should respect volunteers
D. the history of Lishui University
( )35. What can we learn from Fang Cunxin's story?
A. Only artists can create meaningful projects.
B. Small actions can lead to big changes in society.
C. Blind people need more money than others.
D. Painting is the best way to solve social problems.
One day, Fang saw a blind person struggling to walk because cars and stalls blocked the path. She realized blind people face this problem every day. To help, she got a creative idea: Paint the path with bright colors to remind everyone to keep it clear!
With permission from the city, Fang began painting at Lishui University's south gate on February 27. At first, she worked alone for hours. But soon, people stopped watching. A few asked, “Can we help?” Slowly, more joined—from 2-3 people to dozens!
In three days, over 200 volunteers helped paint 70 meters of the path! They used colorful acrylic paints to draw flowers, stars, and arrows. Each person painted one or more bricks. The dull gray path turned into a beautiful rainbow that says, “Care for the blind!”
When Fang shared photos online, her story got 1.35 million likes! Many praised her as a “kind hero.” A boy who once played on the blind path promised Fang, “I'll never block it again and will tell others too!” This shows Fang's project is teaching people to respect blind spaces.
“I want the Rainbow Road to remind everyone to protect blind paths,”Fang said. She hopes people will stop parking bikes or setting up stalls there, so blind friends can walk safely. What's next? Fang will use the prize money to create more Rainbow Roads in other cities! Many places have already invited her to help.
This isn't just about painting—it's about building a kinder world. As Fang says, “When we care for others, our hearts become rainbows too.” Her story teaches us that anyone, no matter their age or ability, can make a difference!
( )31. The writer starts the passage by ______.
A. telling a personal story
B. giving scientific facts
C. comparing different opinions
D. explaining a natural phenomenon
( )32. What does the underlined word "struggling" in Paragraph 2 probably mean?
A. Walking happily.
B. Trying hard with difficulty.
C. Running quickly.
D. Standing still.
( )33. Which of the following is TRUE according to the passage?
A. Fang Cunxin painted the path alone.
B. The Rainbow Road is 100 meters long.
C. Over 200 volunteers joined the project.
D. Fang used oil paints for the path.
( )34. The passage mainly wants to tell us ______.
A. how to paint a colorful road
B. the importance of protecting blind paths
C. why people should respect volunteers
D. the history of Lishui University
( )35. What can we learn from Fang Cunxin's story?
A. Only artists can create meaningful projects.
B. Small actions can lead to big changes in society.
C. Blind people need more money than others.
D. Painting is the best way to solve social problems.
答案
A
; B
; C
; B
; B
; B
; C
; B
; B
