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【题目】 It all started when Campbell Remess was nine years old and asked his parents if he could buy Christmas gifts for sick children, for he wanted to do something to brighten their spirits. His parents had to turn down his request, for Campbell is one of nine children and ... well, money, you know? However, Campbell took up the challenge and started creating his own bears. Meanwhile, he named the project “Project 365" , which means making a bear a day in a year.

Every week he delivers some bears to sick children not only at the Royal Hobart Hospital near his home but all over the world. He even creates personalized teddy bears, the Winning Bear, for cancer patients to hold onto during treatments and at those down times. Campbell has even sent bears to victims of terrorist attacks in Brussels and Paris. These bears all become a treasured companion and are something to hug during difficult times. But it doesn't end there ...

Not only does Campbell make bears, but he has a variety of fundraising events to help further causes he supports. At one such gala last year, Campbell made a bear on-stage and auctioned （拍卖）it off for $ 5 ,000. The night raised more than 26,000 for the Love Your Sister charity. He hopes to expand the amount and locations of fundraising events he hosts.

Campbell's message of love and kindness has spread around the world, and he has spoken to schools about how each effort counts. Project 365's Facebook page has amassed over 26,271 followers and is a platform for people worldwide to spread positivity.

Campbell, a 14-year-old boy, has a lot of different interests such as film and laboratory work, but whatever path he chooses，he will continue to follow his heart to help people around the world through his acts of kindness!

【1】On hearing his parents' decision, Campbell _______.

A.gave up his plan

B.tried to find a way out

C.argued with his parents

D.turned to others for help

【2】Why did Campbell perform making a bear on the stage?

A.To raise money for a charity.

B.To show his love for sisters.

C.To make himself famous.

D.To celebrate the festival.

【3】To carry out his idea, Campbell _______.

A.got the fund of Facebook

B.expanded the fundraising

C.tried to inspire more people

D.changed his personal interests

【4】What can we learn from Campbell Remess' story?

A.Details are the key to success.

B.Actions speak louder than words.

C.Every little bit makes a big difference.

D.All things are difficult before they are easy.

【答案】

【1】B

【2】A

【3】C

【4】C

【解析】

这是一篇记叙文。文章讲述了Campbell通过赠送自制玩具熊给有需要的人来鼓励他们。并且将这种行为传播给周围的人，影响别人参与到帮助他人的行动中来。

【1】细节理解题。根据第1段However, Campbell took up the challenge and started creating his own bears. Meanwhile, he named the project “Project 365" , which means making a bear a day in a year可知，Campbell自己接受了挑战，开始创造自己的熊。同时，他将这个项目命名为“365项目”，意思是一天一只熊。综合分析，Campbell自己找出路。故选B项。

【2】细节理解题。根据第3段At one such gala last year, Campbell made a bear on-stage and auctioned （拍卖）it off for $ 5 ,000. The night raised more than 26,000 for the Love Your Sister charity可知，他现场做熊和拍卖是为了他的慈善事业筹款。故选A项。

【3】细节理解题。根据倒数第2段整段可知，Campbell的行动已经遍传了全世界。为了执行了他的理想，他向学校讲述了每一项努力的重要性。并且他的Facebook主页是全世界人们传播积极情绪的平台。故选C项。

【4】推理判断题。分析文章，讲述Campbell通过赠送自制玩具熊给有需要的人来鼓励他们。并且将这种行为传播给周围的人，影响别人参与到帮助他人的行动中来。尽自己的力来把世界变得更好。故选C项。

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