题目内容

I am on the way

I have been dreaming of being a volunteer  46  I entered the university. Last summer, I could finally become a volunteer after the end term  examination.

Step1 First experiencing

I thought I could have a good   47 . But when I faced so many strangers, also my new workmates for the first time, I got nervous and  48 almost all the time.

Step2 Start work

My first job of volunteering was  49 in summer. The kids were from families  50  low income(低收人).They were at different   51 ,from primary school pupils to high school students.We talked about the  52  ,sadness and happiness.I told them that lessons were much more important than money,though I knew they did not have  53 lives.I  54 that my experience would help them.

  55 ,we needed to make better plans,and sometimes we didn’t know what to do at all,especially when  56 happened.

Step3 Wishes

I also 57 the older serving group.It seemed  58 more difficult to communicate with elders.I really hoped that I could bring 59 happiness into their lives and help them more.

Anyway,I am on the way. 1 will  60 my dream,no matter what would happen the next day.

1.

A.before

B.since

C.after

D.when

 

2.

A.beginning

B.end

C.finish

D.experience

 

3.

A.felt happy

B.felt bored

C.kept silence

D.standing

 

4.

A.cleaning

B.teaching

C.singing

D.telling stories

 

5.

A.with

B.in

C.out of

D.for

 

6.

A.heights

B.weights

C.builds

D.ages

 

7.

A.lessons

B.languages

C.activities

D.life

 

8.

A.poor

B.rich

C.sad

D.happy

 

9.

A.wanted

B.think

C.hoped

D.believe

 

10.

A.To be honest

B.By the way

C.In general

D.At last

 

11.

A.fights

B.stories

C.accidents

D.something new

 

12.

A.took part

B.took part in

C.joined

D.joined in

 

13.

A.a few

B.a little

C.a lot of

D.plenty of

 

14.

A.less

B.many

C.more

D.much and more

 

15.

A.come true

B.hold on to

C.make

D.keep

 

【答案】

1.B

2.A

3.C

4.B

5.A

6.D

7.D

8.B

9.C

10.A

11.D

12.C

13.B

14.C

15.B

【解析】略

 

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