（2017﹒江苏南京）＂Kids can make a difference.＂ Craig Kielburger said. When Craig was 12, he s1. a group that has helped kids all over the world.

How did Craig get started? In the seventh grade he learned something that made him a2.. A 6-year-old boy in Pakistan was sent to work in a factory. The boy could not go to school. He could not even play. He had no freedom (自由) at all.

Craig c3. that with his own life. Laws in his country said that kids must go to school. E4. was free to all kids. But in some countries school was not free. Children from poor families went to work instead of to school.

Craig wanted to help those who didn’t have the same a5. as he and his friends. As a result, Craig and some friends started Free The Children.

Craig and his friends decided that Free The Children should r6. money to build schools. Craig hoped that learning would help kids in poverty (贫困) live b7..

Today, Craig’s charity has more than one million members in 45 countries. It is s8. going strong. The money they have raised has done many good things. It has helped build more than 500 schools around the world. It also pays for health care in p9. communities.

Craig has had a lot of success. However, he still remembers his unpleasant start in the seventh grade.

＂We were laughed at by other kids, who said you c10. change things,＂ he says. Still, Craig didn’t give up. Now he wants more kids to help. ＂Go to freethechildren.com. Bring it to your teachers,＂ he says. ＂As you gain more confidence, friends will join you. It just gets easier.＂

One afternoon, I went into an art museum while waiting for my husband, I hoped to enjoy the works of art quietly.

A young couple walked in front of me and talked (61) a 1. the paintings between themselves all the time. The lady did almost all the talking, but the man kept listening to her. I thought the man was very patient (62) b2. nobody would like to be bothered（打扰）while enjoying the paintings.

I met them several (63) t3. as I moved through the different rooms of the art museum. Each time I heard her talking, I moved (64) a4. quickly.

I was (65) p5. for some gifts at the museum shop when the couple walked slowly to the exit（出口）. Before they left, the man (66) t6. out a cane（拐杖）. Then he tapped（轻敲）his way to the coatroom to (67) g7. the jacket for his wife.

“He is a brave man.” The worker of the shop said. “He decided not to change his life after his eyes got hurt. Though he is (68) b8. now, he never gives up. He and his wife come here whenever there is a new art show.”

“But what can he get out of the art? He can’t see!” I asked.

“You are wrong. He (69) s9. a lot, more than you and I do.” The worker said, “His wife describes (70) e10. painting so he can see it in his mind.”

I fell silent. Then I realized that I learnt something about patience, courage and love that day.

（江苏省扬州市江都区邵樊片2018届九年级12月月考）At the age of 15 , Yang Mi was a m1. in the fashion magazine, Ray. When she was a senior three student at the age of 18, she p2. Guo Xiang in The Return of the Dondor（神鹰）Heroes. At 19, she was admitted by the Beijing Film Academy a3. the top student. As the ＂Queen of big data ＂in the showbiz（娱乐圈）, she surprised people with a4. data（数据）.She starred（主演） in 16 TV series and 24 movies within 5 years. She has 75 million followers on Webo. Her TV series Les Interpretes ended with the highest ratings（收视率） drama of 2016. In 2017, she starred in Ten Great III of Peach Blossom（《三生三世十里桃花》） , which broke the r5. of webcasting with 30 billion hits. The v6. of her studio, JayWalk Studio, rises from 25 million yuan to 5 billion yuan. From an unpopular a7. to a popular ＂Queen of big data＂, it only takes her less than ten years to accomplish it. She now has become the hottest s8. at the era of big data（大数据时代）.

There are endless topics around Yang Mi: her friendship with Liu Shishi and Tan Yan, her former relationship with Hu Ge …Plus, a9. her acting skills were controversial（有争议的）, her works were Internet phenomena（网络爆红）. She now has b10. the representative of young people in tough times.

Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland（《爱丽丝漫游奇境记》，1865）, written by British writer Lewis Carroll, is a fairy tale about the imaginary world of Alice. The girl falls into a rabbit hole by accident and ends up in a fantasy world filled with strange creatures. She meets an evil queen and ends up bravely fighting against her. During her struggle, Alice wakes up and r1. it was all just a dream. The passages b2. describes the first scene of the story. Let’s see how Alice falls into the rabbit hole.

She often saw rabbits in the garden, but this rabbit was different. He had large, pink ears, like most rabbits, but unlike most rabbits, he was wearing a blue coat and had a watch in his hand. He was looking at his watch and saying, ＂Oh, dear! Oh, dear! I shall be too late!＂

＂I’ll catch him at the fence,＂ thought Alice.

But, when the rabbit came to the fence, he went down a rabbit hole.

Alice followed him. She was inside a dark hole and she was falling. E3. the hole was very deep or she was falling very slowly. She saw lots of things on her way down. There were cupboards on the sides of the hole, and maps and pictures. She fell and fell such a long way! She began to think she was going to fall all the way to Australia! But, after a very long time, her fall s4. came to an end.

Alice found herself s5. on dry leaves and she wasn’t hurt at all. She stood up quickly. She could see the white rabbit in the d6.. He was still hurrying and looking at his watch.

＂I mustn’t lost him now,＂ thought Alice. She ran after him. As he turned a corner, she heard him say, ＂Oh, dear! Oh, dear! I’m so late!＂

Alice was close behind him, but when she turned the corner, the white rabbit was not there anymore. Alice looked around. She was in a long, dark, empty hall, but some lamps on the ceiling（天花板）gave it light. There were doors all around the hall. Did the rabbit go out of one of the doors?

She walked right around and tried to open each door, but she couldn’t. There weren’t any k7..

（江苏省苏州市张家港市2016-2017学年初三期末调研）Alison Lapper, a very unusual painter, paints pictures for a living. She doesn’t use her h1. when she paints. She uses her mouth! Alison was born w2. any arms. Her physical problem caused her to spend the first seventeen years of her life in a hospital. B3. this didn’t stop her from making her dreams in life come t4.. She r5. that even though she was disabled，she could express herself as freely as normal people. This was w6. got her to start drawing paintings.

Although Alison lives quite a d7. life from others, she believes that she can succeed as o8.. Her paintings are excellent and they do not look like they were drawn by s9. who used her mouth. Alison has become a symbol of courage. Her active way of living has e10. many disabled people around the world and will continue to do so in the future.

——Brown，when will we arrive at the small town.

—— 3 o clock tomorrow afternoon.

A. get to B. leave for C. turn on

——Run quickly, Tim！There are a crowd of bees flying to us.

——Oh！How can we protect us from them?

A. a kind of B. a part of C. a group of

——Jones,please turn off the light of your bedroom.

——Sorry,Daddy. I forgot that and I m going to do that.

A. get off B. take off C. switch off

——Kevin, where do you prefer to live now?

——I prefer to live in the countryside.

A. hope...better B. want...worse C. like...better

——Smith,what would you like to do as your career?

——I would like to be a teacher in the future.

A. skill B. job C. poem