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Linda was a sixteen-year-old girl in Canada . She was feeling bad for several days . Her mother took her to a hospital and the doctors found out that she had cancer .
Linda ' s life changed . She began to go to the hospital often for treatment (治疗）,and she also became depressed .
The hospitals and the doctors were good , but Linda did not have hope herself . Linda ' s mother called a flower shop close to the hospital . “ I want some beautiful flowers for my daughter. She is a teen girl with cancer . ” She told the shop owner .
Later , the flowers arrived . Then Linda saw something unusual . It was a card . It read , “
Linda ,
I own (拥有）this flower shop . I had cancer when I was fifteen years old . I am 24 years old now . Good luck . My heart goes out to you .
Yours ,
Alice.
Linda smiled . She finally felt some real hope . She found the will ( 意志）to live.
Little things make a big difference . All of us can give little things like kindness , encouragement and hope to others .
小题1:Why was Linda feeling bad for several days ?
A. Because she was seriously ill .
B. Because she had no friend.
C. Because her life changed .
小题2:What does the underline word “ depressed ”mean in Paragraph ( 段）2 ？
A. Safe B. Serious . C. Sad .
小题3:Who sent Linda a card ?
A. Her mother . B. A doctor . C. A shop owner .
小题4:What happened to Linda after reading the card ?
A . She became hopeful about life .
B . She wanted to work with Alice .
C . She thanked her mother a lot .
小题5:Which of the following can be the best title for the passage ?
A . Be kind to yourself .
B .Little things make a big difference .
C . Try something different .

小题1:A
小题2:C
小题3:C
小题4:A
小题5:B .

段落大意：本文是一篇记叙文，文章介绍的是16岁的女孩琳达不幸身患癌症，开始变得意志消沉。她的妈妈去花店给她订了一些鲜花。鲜花店老板送给琳达一张卡片，上面写着自己也曾在15岁时被诊断患了癌症，现在已经24岁了，积极面对生活开了这家花店。琳达看后开始对生活充满希望。
小题1:由第一段最后一句“Her mother took her to a hospital and the doctors found out that she had cancer .”得知：她妈妈带她去医院检查，医生诊断她身患癌症。所以得出结论：她得了重病才感觉不舒服。故A。
小题2:由上下文得知：琳达被诊断得了癌症后，她的生活改变了，她开始经常去医院接受治疗，虽然医院和医生都是一流的，但是琳达仍然对生活失去信心。不难判断得出：该词意思为：情绪低落的，消沉的，忧伤的，悲痛的,故C 。
小题3:由第三、第四段得知：琳达的妈妈去花店给她订了一些鲜花。送来的鲜花旁边有一个卡片, 卡片上写着：“I own this flower shop . ”，得出结论：是鲜花店老板送给琳达的这张卡片。故C 。
小题4:由原文倒数第三行“Linda smiled . She finally felt some real hope . She found the will to live.”得知：她微笑了，，她找到了活下去的勇气。她变得对生活充满希望。故A 。
小题5:通读全文来看，正是花店老板的一张卡片，唤起了身患癌症的小琳达对生活的信心和勇气，由原文最后一段得知：小事情会产生大效果，我们应该给别人诸如善意、勇气和希望等小东西给他人。故B

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B．a storybook

D．the school gate

小题2:According to the passage, when you are helping others, you will_________.

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B．make you feel confident

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小题5:What does Jack do every night?

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B．He still considered he was an ordinary citizen who writes.

C．He considered he was famous all over the world.

D．He considered he became rich.

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