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—Do you __________(介意) booking a high-speed train ticket online for me?

—Not at all. When and where will you go?

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At that moment, I was quite touched. They were so young, and they refused to give up. Suddenly, I felt myself be full of strength(力量). I clapped their hands, “Well done, little guys!”

That is the meaning of being a volunteer. It is never an easy job. However, we meet different people and see the spirit that touches us. Although such spirit is not often found in daily life, it can help us learn a lot when we see it by accident.

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1.Where did the Color Run take place last month?

A.In Canada. B.In America. C.In Australia. D.In Britain.

2.What was the writer’s job at the Color Run?

A.She ran beside the runners. B.She gave high-fives to runners.

C.She offered water to runners. D.She led runners to the finish line.

3.At the very beginning, the writer thought her job was ________.

A.easy B.tiring C.funny D.boring

4.The writer was touched because ________.

A.she saw so many people cross the finish line B.her clothes were wet because of the hot weather

C.some children refused to give up running D.all the runners gave her a high-five

5.The passage mainly talks about ________.

A.volunteers and their special stories B.the meaning of being a volunteer

C.a valuable lesson about running D.different volunteers from all over the world

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Today, there is not a single girl in her village who doesn’t go to school.

1.Why couldn’t other girls attend school when Shameem was young?

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2.Who helped Shameem achieve her dream to go to school?

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3.How was the women’s life in other parts of Pakistan?

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4.Where does Shameem work now?

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5.Are the girls allowed to go to school in Shameem’s hometown now?

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