*Teachers Wanted

Are you a teacher? Do you like children? Can you help them with Chinese on weekends? Come to join us. Call John at 378-5788 for more information(信息).

*Ping-pong Club

Do you like to play ping-pong? Do you want to play ping-pong well? Mr. Cai can teach you. You can come here every Saturday afternoon.

Tel: 368-5778

Add: Room 212 in School's P.E. Building.

*Learning Japanese

Can you speak Japanese? Do you want to learn Japanese? Please join the Japanese Club now. Call Jane at 345-1238.

Time: 8:30 a.m.-l1:00 a.m. (from Monday to Friday)

*Musicians Wanted

Are you a music lovers? Can you sing or dance? Can you play any instruments(乐器)?

Welcome to our Star Rock Band.

Please call Tina at 898-3443 or send an e-mail to music@163.com.

1.Gina is a good teacher and she wants to find a job. Who may offer(提供)her a job?

A. Tina. B. John. C. Jane. D. Mr. Cai.

2.You can be in the Japanese club for to learn Japanese from Monday to Friday.

A. 2.5 hours. B. 3.5 hours. C. 4 days. D. 5 days.

3.If you are a music lover, you want to be a dancer, how can you contact (联系) them?

A. Go to Room 212 in School's P.E. Building.

B. Call Jane.

C. Send an e-mail to music@163.com.

D. Call 368-5778.

4.. Who can teach you to play ping-pong?

A. Tina. B. John. C. Jane. D. Mr. Cai.

5.Now Vera can speak Japanese well and she teaches children Japanese.She works from Monday to Friday. Can you guess (猜)where she works?

A. The ping一pong Club. B. The star Rock Band.

C. The Teacher Club. D. The Japanese Club.

If you saw someone lying in the street in pain or bleeding, would you stop to help him? Or would you just walk by for fear of being scammed (欺诈)?

Wu Wei (China)

I think you should trust the others. Different situations will call for different reactions (反应). Maybe if you are afraid of being scammed, you can bring a few stranger witnesses (证人) with you. Get about four or five people together around you and go to help the person together.

Tony (The UK)

I have seen an old man fall down in the cold winter in Harbin last year. I couldn’t get him up on my own because he was very fat and I asked the others to help me carry him to the hospital. He had no money so I spent over 500 pounds on him. Later that evening his son came and thanked me very much.

Mike (Malaysia)

It happens but not all the time. I once helped a guy falling from his bike. He was crashed (撞击) by the rear (后部) of a taxi. The driver went off and the bike guy was left alone in the middle of the street. Two weeks’ later, he wanted to thank me for my help. I had already gone home.

1.Wu Wei may _____ when he helps the injured people.

A. take some photos

B. ask a few people to witness it

C. call the police

D. give some money

2.How much did Tony spend on the old man?

A. 500 pounds.

B. 3,000 pounds.

C. 5,000 pounds.

D. More than 500 pounds.

3.Mike comes from _____.

A. China B. Thailand

C. the UK D. Malaysia

4.Who saved the man crashed by the rear of a taxi?

A. Wu Wei. B. Tony.

C. Mike. D. Mike and Tony.

5.What’s the best title of the passage?

A. Would you stop to help?

B. Would you protect others?

C. How to help others?

D. How to protect yourself?

When Rasmila Awal who lives in Nepal, walked home from the store on Saturday, the earth began to shake. A few minutes later, she saw the building she lived in fall down.

And inside, Awal knew, were her children Soniya, aged 10, and Sonies, only 5 months old. “I started screaming (尖叫) and asking neighbours for help,” said Awal, who is 35. It looked at first glance as if the children could not have possibly survived (存活).

“I went numb (麻木的),” said Awal. “I didn’t hear anything, didn’t know if they were alive or not.” Her husband, Sham Krishna Awal, 34, a bus driver, was working when the quake shook the area. But Soniya and Sonies were at home.

Sham Awal rushed (冲) home and scrabbled (忙乱地找) frantically through the rubble (碎石), searching for his children. Neighbours came to help. But Rasmila Awal became hopeless.

“I had very little hope that they had survived,” she said. “I didn’t hear any sound at all.” And then, After two hours, Soniya, a fourth-grader, was found alive. But the baby was still missing.

The father also began to lose hope of finding his son alive until, from under the rubble, he heard his son crying. But night had fallen and there was little that could be done. The next morning, the Awals returned there. And they heard their baby was still crying.

The soldiers, having returned as well, started digging again. And 22 hours after the earthquake, the mother saw a soldier pull her baby out of the earth. His face was coated with dust. But he was alive. It was a happy ending.

1.How many people are there in Rasmila Awal’s family?

A. 1. B. 2. C. 3. D. 4.

2.What does her husband do?

A. A driver. B. A worker.

C. A teacher. D. A manager.

3.What does the underlined word “frantically” mean in Chinese?

A. 仁慈地 B. 疯狂地

C. 严肃地 D. 高兴地

4.Which of the following is TRUE according to the passage?

A. Her husband is 35 years old now.

B. Her son is only 5 years old.

C. A soldier pulled her son out of the earth.

D. Her son was saved at night.

5.What’s the best title of the passage?

A. An earthquake in Nepal

B. A poor family in Nepal

C. A baby was saved

D. A happy ending

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