I am ___36___ English girl. ___37__ name is Nancy. I’m eight. My sister’s name is ___38___. Eli and __39___ are students. My mother ___40___ a teacher. ____41__ is a Chinese teacher. My brother’s name is __42___. He’s five. ____43___father isn’t here. ___44___ in Shanghai. I think my ___45___ is a good one.

1.A. a            B. an             C. the            D. /

2.A. I            B. Me            C. My            D. Mine

3.A. Bob          B. David          C. Charles        D. Eli

4.A. I            B. my             C. mine          D. me

5.A. be           B. is              C. am            D. are

6.A. Her          B. Hers            C. She’s         D. She

7.A. Doris         B. Diana           C. Maria        D. Emma

8.A. We           B. Ours            C. Our          D. Us

9.A. He’s          B. His             C. He           D. His’s

10.A. school        B. class            C. family         D. clock

Dear readers,

Imagine a little girl who knows there will not be enough food for dinner, who can’t fill her stomach with water because it’s polluted (被污染), and who has watched lives slipped away (消失) from her father, little brother and sister because the family is too poor to see a doctor. She would gladly walk miles to school, but her mother needs her badly (非常) at home. What will her future be?

Is it hard to believe? For Maria Pestora, it is real life.

But with just 52 pennies a day, you can sponsor (資助) a child like Maria. Through“Save the Children”，you can help Maria’s mother get the tools and ways she needs to turn their poor food into a good dinner, and get the money she needs to buy clothes and school things for Maria.

To help Maria most, your money is put together with that of other sponsors. Building schools, hospitals, bringing in clean water is what“Save the Children”has been working on since 1932.

For you there are many rewards. You have the chance to write to or hear from the child you sponsored, to receive photos or progress reports, to know you are reaching out to another person, not with a handout (救濟(jì)品), but a hand up. That’s how “Save the Children” works. But without you, it can’t work. Please take a moment now to fill in and post the form below to help a child like Maria.

It can make a difference in his/her life and yours.

For the children

David Li Guyer

(   )61.We can read the letter in _____.

A.somebody’s diary                                     B.a piece of newspaper

C.a progress report                                     D.a story book

(   62.What’s Maria’s most serious problem?

A.She has no chance to go to school.     B.Her father died of a serious disease.

C.Hard work has made her suffer a lot.  D.Her mother needs her badly at home.

(   )63.What is “Save the Children”?

A.An activity to help poor children go to school.

B.An office of the government to collect money.

C.A program shown at theaters to help the poor.

D.A group who works for children in poor places.

(   )64.The last sentence in the letter means “_____”.

A.If Maria goes to school, you will be rewarded

B.What you give is more than what you take

C.Both Maria’s life and yours will change a lot

D.Maria and you can help each other at school

(   )65.Which activity is similar to “Save the Children”?

A.English Corner      B.Project Hope  C.The Summer Camp       D.Job Trainin