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Ruth has been married ___ Steven for ten years but she does not know her husband is a door-keeper.

A. with B. to C. for D. on

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　　Reuven Feuerstein is an 1 who helps children learn to think. Here is a story of one 2 he taught a young girl who had one kind of 3 problem.

　　Feuerstein was sitting across the table from a 13 year-old-girl named Ruth. 4 , Feuerstein asked Ruth to hold up her 5 hand. Ruth did this with no problem. Then she was asked to tap Feuerstein's right 6 . She touched his left hand. Clearly, she did not understand.

　　Feuerstein then asked , “Show me 7 right hand. ” The girl acted. “Now show me my right hand. ” The girl pointed to his 8 hand again.

　　Next, Feuerstein turned around, and with his 9 to Ruth, he put his hands out behind him. Again she was asked to touch his right hand. This 10 she touched Feiuerstein's right hand, the hand 11 her own right hand. Slowly, he turned around, holding out his arms. Again having turned around, he asked, “Where is my right hand?” Ruth still 12 to his left hand. It seemed that she could not understand.

　　Feuerstein turned his back to Ruth one more time, but this time, he marked 13 “X” on the back of his right hand with a red pen, and asked Ruth to 14 his right hand. She did so.

　　Finally, when he turned around to face her, she could recognize that the hand with the “X” on it 15 “changed” positions. “Touch my right hand now, ” he said. And she did.

　　When asked about his lesson, Feuerstein said that Ruth has to learn better “spatial orientation” (空间定位). She has to learn more about how to 16 things as they change positions in space.

　　“Spatial orientation” is one of several 17 skills. Feuerstein works with children to help them 18 thinking skills such as “spatial orientation”.

　　Feuerstein says that schools should begin to teach children thinking skills as part of their regular 19 . He thinks that children need not only maths, science, language arts, and social studies, 20 thinking skills that they can use to learn any subject.

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　　Difficult times often bring out the best in people．And this was the case for basketball star Yao Ming, who hosted a television show in Shanghai that raised US＄300,000 to help researchers find a cure for SARS．Fundraising, or charity, is an act of goodwill towards others．Charities in the West have more flexible ways．Look at a typical day for Ruth, a wealthy woman in the UK, for example．Ruth wakes up in the morning and collects her post．There’s a letter addressed to her with a picture of a half-dead, beaten horse．It’s from a charity asking Ruth to donate money to save the animals．The door bell rings and there, on Ruth’s doorstep, is an old woman asking for money to help the aged．She turns on the television, hears sad music and sees a picture of a wide-eyed child dying of hunger in Africa with an appeal for money to help the child．Ruth then goes shopping for a dress to wear to that evening’s large party for the rich and famous．The ticket cost her a small fortune, but she doesn’t mind because most of the money is going to a charity that fights AIDS．She feels good about going because she’s helping the sick．Within five minutes of walking down the street, Ruth has passed a charity shop．She doesn’t stop because she doesn’t think she’d find a suitable dress there－it’s full of old, secondhand clothes．But, many other people enter and but all sorts of bargains．Edna, a little old lady, looks after the shop．Any profit it has made goes to a cancer charity．Now that she has retired, she has plenty of spare time to offer her services for free．

　　For people like Yao Ming, Ruth and Edna, charity is a virtue that holds the same importance in life as faith and hope．“As you look back on your life, the moments that stand out are the moments when you have done things for others,”said Scottish author Henry Drummond．

(1)

Which of the following is NOT mentioned in the story as a way of fundraising?
[　　]
A．	Charity party
B．	Charity post
C．	Charity TV program
D．	Charity for beggars．

(2)

What does the word“raise”in the first paragraph mean?
[　　]
A．	Collect together
B．	Donate
C．	Increase
D．	Bring to someone’s attention．

(3)

What’s the writer’s attitude towards charity?
[　　]
A．	The writer thinks it’s something only people like Ruth can afford to do
B．	The writer just wants to inform us of the different ways to practice charity
C．	The writer thinks it’s a virtue and admires the people who practice it
D．	The writer doesn’t make it clear in the story

(4)

The underlined part in the last paragraph probably means that ________．
[　　]
A．	when you look back sometimes, you need stand out
B．	when you want to do something for others, you need stand out
C．	the moment you stand out, you can do something for others
D．	what impresses people deeply is what they have done for others

Difficult times often bring out the best in people．And this was the case for basketball star Yao Ming, who hosted a television show in Shanghai that raised US$300,000 to help researchers find a cure for SARS．Fundraising, or charity, is an act of goodwill towards others．Charities in the West have more flexible ways．Look at a typical day for Ruth, a wealthy woman in the UK, for example．Ruth wakes up in the morning and collects her post．There’s a letter addressed to her with a picture of a half-dead, beaten horse．It’s from a charity asking Ruth to donate money to save the animals．The door bell rings and there, on Ruth’s doorstep, is an old woman asking for money to help the aged．She turns on the television, hears sad music and sees a picture of a wide-eyed child dying of hunger in Africa with an appeal for money to help the child．Ruth then goes shopping for a dress to wear to that evening’s large party for the rich and famous．The ticket cost her a small fortune, but she doesn’t mind because most of the money is going to a charity that fights AIDS． She feels good about going because she’s helping the sick．Within five minutes of walking down the street, Ruth has passed a charity shop．She doesn’t stop because she doesn’t think she’d find a suitable dress there—it’s full of old, secondhand clothes．But, many other people enter and but all sorts of bargains．Edna, a little old lady, looks after the shop． Any profit it has made goes to a cancer charity．Now that she has retired, she has plenty of spare time to offer her services for free．

For people like Yao Ming, Ruth and Edna, charity is a virtue that holds the same importance in life as faith and hope． “As you look back on your life, the moments that stand out are the moments when you have done things for others,” said Scottish author Henry Drummond．

1．Which of the following is NOT mentioned in the story as a way of fundraising?

A．Charity party B．Charity post

C．Charity TV program D．Charity for beggars．

2．What does the word “raise” in the first paragraph mean?

A．Collect together B．Donate

C．Increase D．Bring to someone’s attention．

3．We can infer from the passage that ．

A．Yao Ming donated US$300,000 to help researchers find a cure for SARS

B．Edna may not be a rich lady but she is willing to do something for others

C．Ruth leads a busy life and she feels very tired

D．Ruth is angry because so many people ask her for money every day

4．What’s the writer’s attitude towards charity?

A．The writer thinks it’s something only people like Ruth can afford to do

B．The writer just wants to inform us of the different ways to practice charity

C．The writer thinks it’s a virtue and admires the people who practice it

D．The writer doesn’t make it clear in the story

5．The underlined part in the last paragraph probably means that ．

A．when you look back sometimes, you need stand out

B．when you want to do something for others, you need stand out

C．the moment you stand out, you can do something for others

D． what impresses people deeply is what they have done for others

Difficult times often bring out the best in people. And this was the case for basketball star Yao Ming, who hosted a television show in Shanghai that raised US$300,000 to help researchers find a cure for SARS. Fundraising, or charity, is an act of goodwill towards others. Charities in the West have more flexible ways. Look at a typical day for Ruth, a wealthy woman in the UK, for example. Ruth wakes up in the morning and collects her post. There’s a letter addressed to her with a picture of a half-dead, beaten horse. It’s from a charity asking Ruth to donate money to save the animals. The door bell rings and there, on Ruth’s doorstep, is an old woman asking for money to help the aged.She turns on the television, hears sad music and sees a picture of a wide-eyed child dying of hunger in Africa with an appeal for money to help the child. Ruth then goes shopping for a dress to wear to that evening’s large party for the rich and famous. The ticket cost her a small fortune, but she doesn’t mind because most of the money is going to a charity that fights AIDS. She feels good about going because she’s helping the sick. Within five minutes of walking down the street, Ruth has passed a charity shop. She doesn’t stop because she doesn’t think she’d find a suitable dress there—it’s full of old, secondhand clothes. But, many other people enter and but all sorts of bargains. Edna, a little old lady, looks after the shop. Any profit it has made goes to a cancer charity. Now that she has retired, she has plenty of spare time to offer her services for free.

For people like Yao Ming, Ruth and Edna, charity is a virtue that holds the same importance in life as faith and hope. “As you look back on your life, the moments that stand out are the moments when you have done things for others,” said Scottish author Henry Drummond.

1．Which of the following is NOT mentioned in the story as a way of fundraising?

A．Charity party B．Charity post

C．Charity TV program D．Charity for beggars.

2．What does the word “raise” in the first paragraph mean?

A．Collect together B．Donate

C．Increase D．Bring to someone’s attention.

3．What’s the writer’s attitude towards charity?

A．The writer thinks it’s something only people like Ruth can afford to do

B．The writer just wants to inform us of the different ways to practice charity

C．The writer thinks it’s a virtue and admires the people who practice it

D．The writer doesn’t make it clear in the story

4．The underlined part in the last paragraph probably means that .

A．when you look back sometimes, you need stand out

B．when you want to do something for others, you need stand out

C．the moment you stand out, you can do something for others

D．what impresses people deeply is what they have done for others

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