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B
The Park Protectors
The quiet of Green Park was broken by shouts: “Over here!” A student knelt(跪) by a bush, carefully lifting a plastic bag tangled(缠绕) in branches. Another hurried over with gloves and a trash bag. Their work had just begun.
On a sunny Saturday morning in June, a group of 15 middle school students, called the Park Protectors, met for the first time to clean up the park. They came with a goal: to remove hidden rubbish and restore the park’s natural beauty.
As they worked, they shared stories. “I found a broken bicycle light last time,” said Li Hua, holding up a rusty(生锈的) can. “It’s amazing what people throw away.” The students collected bottles, cigarette ends, and even an old umbrella.
Part environmental group, part community project, the Park Protectors started as a class project. Their teacher, Mr Wang, wanted to teach them responsibility. “Small actions can make a big difference,” he said. The group’s first cleanup removed 50 bags of rubbish.
When local news reported their work, many people were surprised. “I didn’t realize how much hidden rubbish there was,” said one park visitor. The students were invited to speak at a city meeting, where they suggested setting up more recycling bins.
Some people asked why teenagers were doing this work. “We’re not too young to care about our environment,” replied Zhang Wei. “And working together makes it fun!”
The Park Protectors plan to return every month. Their next goal: to plant trees along the river. As Li Hua said, “This park is our home. We want to keep it beautiful.”
56. What does “Another” in Paragraph 1 refer to?
A. A bush. B. A student.
C. A plastic bag. D. A trash bag.
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57. The underlined word “restore” means “______”.
A. to clean again B. to study carefully
C. to bring back D. to take away
(
58. What did the Park Protectors do during their first cleanup?
A. They collected 50 bags of rubbish.
B. They planted trees along the river.
C. They set up recycling bins.
D. They spoke at a city meeting.
(
59. Why did the students start this group?
A. To finish their school project.
B. To win a local competition.
C. To help their teacher’s research.
D. To protect the environment.
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60. What can we learn from the passage?
A. Teenagers can lead meaningful community projects.
B. Hidden rubbish is more dangerous than visible(可见的) waste.
C. Cleaning parks is the best way to protect the environment.
D. Working alone is more efficient(有效的) than working in groups.
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The Park Protectors
The quiet of Green Park was broken by shouts: “Over here!” A student knelt(跪) by a bush, carefully lifting a plastic bag tangled(缠绕) in branches. Another hurried over with gloves and a trash bag. Their work had just begun.
On a sunny Saturday morning in June, a group of 15 middle school students, called the Park Protectors, met for the first time to clean up the park. They came with a goal: to remove hidden rubbish and restore the park’s natural beauty.
As they worked, they shared stories. “I found a broken bicycle light last time,” said Li Hua, holding up a rusty(生锈的) can. “It’s amazing what people throw away.” The students collected bottles, cigarette ends, and even an old umbrella.
Part environmental group, part community project, the Park Protectors started as a class project. Their teacher, Mr Wang, wanted to teach them responsibility. “Small actions can make a big difference,” he said. The group’s first cleanup removed 50 bags of rubbish.
When local news reported their work, many people were surprised. “I didn’t realize how much hidden rubbish there was,” said one park visitor. The students were invited to speak at a city meeting, where they suggested setting up more recycling bins.
Some people asked why teenagers were doing this work. “We’re not too young to care about our environment,” replied Zhang Wei. “And working together makes it fun!”
The Park Protectors plan to return every month. Their next goal: to plant trees along the river. As Li Hua said, “This park is our home. We want to keep it beautiful.”
56. What does “Another” in Paragraph 1 refer to?
A. A bush. B. A student.
C. A plastic bag. D. A trash bag.
(
B
)57. The underlined word “restore” means “______”.
A. to clean again B. to study carefully
C. to bring back D. to take away
(
C
)58. What did the Park Protectors do during their first cleanup?
A. They collected 50 bags of rubbish.
B. They planted trees along the river.
C. They set up recycling bins.
D. They spoke at a city meeting.
(
A
)59. Why did the students start this group?
A. To finish their school project.
B. To win a local competition.
C. To help their teacher’s research.
D. To protect the environment.
(
D
)60. What can we learn from the passage?
A. Teenagers can lead meaningful community projects.
B. Hidden rubbish is more dangerous than visible(可见的) waste.
C. Cleaning parks is the best way to protect the environment.
D. Working alone is more efficient(有效的) than working in groups.
(
A
)
答案:
56.B 57.C 58.A 59.D 60.A
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