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19．[1]Twenty-five years ago in San Diego，Karen Lange was asked by her neighbor，the husband  of a woman who had unknowingly picked up HIV，for help．Everyone else had turned their back  on the couple and the husband was desperate．Despite only knowing them for a short time，Karen agreed．
[2]The woman was in the last stages of a life．By her side，spending time with her and caring for her，was not her family，not her friends，but her next-door neighbor．In those moments，Karen's personal purpose in life became clear as she realized the major difference that we as individuals can have on another person's life．
[3]After her friend passed，Karen became involved in a local grass-roots organization called Mama's Kitchen，delivering meals to the critically ill，and eventually becoming a Board Member．She says that shethrew her energy in volunteering as a way to"help me feel better after her death and all the pain that I had seen．"
[4]After a few moves around the country，Karen landed in Baltimore．At that time，some aspects of her life were‘‘difficult，''and she was working hard to get"out of a rut．"Despite focusing on eating right，exercising，and trying to surround herself with positive people，she stayed in this rut，until she returned to volunteering．
[5]"It was volunteering at Moveable Feast that finally helped my soul and heart to heal，"Karen recalled．She found in the Bahimore-based nonprofit the same task as Mama's Kitchen in San Diego-to            people living with HIV/AIDS and other life-threatening conditions．
[6]That is Karen's true gift-to be proof that giving of our own resources，especially our time，can have a massive life-changing impact on the lives of others，while also showing that volunteering helps you become a healthier，more positive person．

66．What happened to Karen's neighbor 25years ago？（no more than l0words）He was picked up HIV unknowingly．．
67．What effect did volunteering at Moveable Feast have on Karen？（no more than 10words）
It helped hersoul and heart to heal．
68．Explain the underlined expression in Paragraph 3in English．（no more than 5words）
devoted herself to．
69．Fill in the blanks in Paragraph 5with proper words．（no more than 5words）provide food to．
70．List out the benefits of volunteering according to the last paragraph．Volunteering can have a massive life-changing impact on the lives of others/Volunteering helps you become a healthier，more positive person．．

Answer 1

分析 本文為記敘類．介紹了Karen Lange 她從事志愿者工作來(lái)幫助那些身患重病的陌生人，以及告訴我們志愿者工作對(duì)其他人有一個(gè)重要的影響同時(shí)也讓從事志愿者工作的人更加健康積極．

解答 66．He was picked up HIV  unknowingly．第一段的第一句話"the husband  of a woman who had unknowingly picked up HIV"可以看出，她的鄰居莫名的感染了艾滋�。�
67．It helped her soul and heart to heal．第五段開(kāi)頭"It was volunteering at Moveable Feast that finally helped my soul and heart to heal"提到從事志愿者工作幫助了她洗滌心靈治愈創(chuàng)傷．
68．devoted herself to"threw her energy in"指奉獻(xiàn)，致力于，類似"devote…to../dedicate..to.."．
69．provide food to 根據(jù)"the Bahimore-based nonprofit the same task as Mama's Kitchen in San Diego"這句話，看出the Bahimore和 Mama's Kitchen 類似，都是給需要的人提供"delivering meals to the critically ill"．
70．Volunteering can have a massive life-changing impact on the lives of others．/Volunteering helps you become a healthier，more positive person．
根據(jù)最后一段"That is Karen's true gift-to be proof that giving of our own resources，especially our time，can have a massive life-changing impact on the lives of others，while also showing that volunteering helps you become a healthier，more positive person．"可以很容易概括出答案．

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