Every December the radio station in my city makes a program in which all the poor children can send letters asking for some Christmas presents. One day, as I was 1 the radio, I decided to do something, so I asked four of my friends if they wanted to help a poor child. They 2 .
After several days, we learned about a 3 from a little child called Juan. In his letter, he 4 some blankets and some clothes and also wanted somebody to help his father 5 the house because it was in bad 6 .
We told the radio station that we wanted to 7 Juan. After that, we started to think about how to 8 all the money to buy all that Juan 9 . After 5 days, we collected much money and bought many things for Juan. We 10 bought some toys as a little 11 for Juan.
12 , on December 22 the radio station gave a party in which all the children who asked for help were 13 , and all those helping these children.
In the party we 14 Juan. We played some games with him and gave him the 15 we prepared for hm. He was very excited and happy, so were my 16 and I.
That day was one of the most 17 days in my life, and I learned something 18 from it. Giving help to those in need is one of the most meaningful things that you can do 19 this makes you feel good and also makes the persons who you are helping 20 .
I am going to keep doing that all my life!
1. A．thinking of B．listening to C．searching for D．looking after
2. A．agreed B．refused C．hesitated D．admitted
3. A．note B．telephone C．message D．letter
4. A．asked for B．cared about C．looked at D．laughed at
5. A．build B．repair C．rent D．buy
6. A．choice B．situation C．condition D．place
7. A．praise B．visit C．help D．teach
8. A．save B．collect C．spend D．keep
9. A．lost B．hated C．needed D．wasted
10. A．hardly B．also C．never D．still
11. A．surprise B．change C．promise D．comfort
12. A．Nearly B．Suddenly C．Immediately D．Finally
13. A．told B．shown C．invited D．allowed
14. A．forgot B．met C．ignored D．caught
15. A．presents B．signals C．plans D．tips
16. A．parents B．neighbors C．friends D．classmates
17. A．difficult B．official C．peaceful D．meaningful
18. A．lucky B．funny C．important D．interesting
19. A．though B．but C．unless D．because
20. A．happy B．angry C．peaceful D．wealthy
1.B
2.A
3.D
4.A
5.B
6.C
7.C
8.B
9.C
10.B
11.A
12.D
13.C
14.B
15.A
16.C
17.D
18.C
19.D
20.A
【解析】
試題分析：本文的主要內容是：作者在廣播中聽到一個節(jié)目，所有貧窮的孩子可以寫信請求圣誕禮物。我和我的朋友們資助了一個叫Juan的孩子。在廣播站舉辦的聚會中，我們見面了，并且贈送了他禮物，我們都很開心。通過這次活動，我深刻的體會到了贈人玫瑰，手有余香的快樂。
1. 根據Every December the radio station in my city makes a program in which all the poor children can send letters asking for some Christmas presents.以及I decided to do something,故選B。
2.根據We told the radio station that we wanted to help Juan.可知我的朋友們都同意，故選A。
3.根據Every December the radio station in my city makes a program in which all the poor children can send letters asking for some Christmas presents.故選D。
4.根據and also wanted somebody to help his father repair the house because it was in bad condition.可知這里想說他想要一些毯子和一些衣服，ask for請求 care about擔心 look at看 laugh at嘲笑，故選A。
5. 根據because it was in bad condition，可知房子需要修復，build建造 repair修理 rent出租 buy 買，故選B
6.根據and also wanted somebody to help his father repair the house可知房子條件很差，choice選擇 situation情況 condition環(huán)境 條件 place地方，故選C。
7.根據After that, we started to think about how to collect all the money to buy all that Juan needed.可知這里想說我們告訴廣播站我們想幫助他，故選C。
8.根據After 5 days, we collected much money and bought many things for Juan.可知這里想說我們開始考慮怎樣收集錢，save節(jié)省 collect收集 spend花錢 keep保持，故選B。
9.根據上文In his letter, he asked for some blankets and some clothes and also wanted somebody to help his father repair the house because it was in bad condition，故選C。
10.根據bought some toys as a little surprise for Juan.可知這里想說我們也買了一些玩具作為給Juan的驚喜，故選B。
11.這里想表達給Juan的驚喜，surprise 驚喜 change改變 promise許諾 comfort安慰，故選A。
12.這里想表達“最終，最后”，Nearly 幾乎 Suddenly突然 Immediately 立即 Finally最終，故選D。
13.根據In the party we met Juan.可知這里想說被邀請，故選C。
14.根據We played some games with him and gave him the presents we prepared for him.可知我們在聚會上見到了Juan，故選B。
15.根據After 5 days, we collected much money and bought many things for Juan.故選A。
16.根據so I asked four of my friends if they wanted to help a poor child.故選C。
17.根據Giving help to those in need is one of the most meaningful things that you can do because this makes you feel good and also makes the persons who you are helping happy，故選D。
18.這里想表達我從中學到了一些重要的東西lucky幸運的 funny 有趣的important重要的 interesting 有趣的 ，故選C。
19.這里表示原因，though雖然 but但是 unless 除非 because 因為，故選D。
20.根據this makes you feel good，故選A。
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