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Ⅴ. 阅读理解
Marta is interviewing a volunteer, Haru, at the meeting.
Marta: What kind of volunteer job do you have?
Haru: I work at a nature museum. I teach groups of children about animals, birds and plants. Last month, I helped some students write a report about the birds they didn't know.
Marta: That's interesting. Where did you hear about this job?
Haru: I found it through United We Serve. It's a great way for us to volunteer in our own communities. There's a great website for volunteers. Go to www. serve. gov.
Marta: Is it just for young people?
Haru: No, it isn't. There are chances for everyone!
Marta: I have an idea for a volunteer project. What should I do?
Haru: Before you start, you should put your idea on the site and ask for volunteers. Many people are volunteering these days. And more people are going to volunteer in the future. In America, there is a law in which student volunteers can get money for their education. Besides, the number of older people rockets. That means we are going to have more older volunteers, too.
Marta: Fine. What do you want to say to other young men?
Haru: ▲
Marta: A good call! Hope more young people can join you! Thank you for your time, Haru.
Haru: My pleasure.
(
A. A student.
B. A volunteer.
C. A doctor.
D. A reporter.
(
A. asking a question
B. giving an example
C. making a comparison(对比)
D. listing some numbers
(

(
A. We hope volunteers can speak English.
B. Join us as a volunteer and realise your life value!
C. You can help your neighbours with their food shopping.
D. We should express thanks to the people who do volunteer jobs.
Marta is interviewing a volunteer, Haru, at the meeting.
Marta: What kind of volunteer job do you have?
Haru: I work at a nature museum. I teach groups of children about animals, birds and plants. Last month, I helped some students write a report about the birds they didn't know.
Marta: That's interesting. Where did you hear about this job?
Haru: I found it through United We Serve. It's a great way for us to volunteer in our own communities. There's a great website for volunteers. Go to www. serve. gov.
Marta: Is it just for young people?
Haru: No, it isn't. There are chances for everyone!
Marta: I have an idea for a volunteer project. What should I do?
Haru: Before you start, you should put your idea on the site and ask for volunteers. Many people are volunteering these days. And more people are going to volunteer in the future. In America, there is a law in which student volunteers can get money for their education. Besides, the number of older people rockets. That means we are going to have more older volunteers, too.
Marta: Fine. What do you want to say to other young men?
Haru: ▲
Marta: A good call! Hope more young people can join you! Thank you for your time, Haru.
Haru: My pleasure.
(
D
)31. What does Marta probably do?A. A student.
B. A volunteer.
C. A doctor.
D. A reporter.
(
B
)32. Haru introduces his work by ______.A. asking a question
B. giving an example
C. making a comparison(对比)
D. listing some numbers
(
C
)33. Which of the following can describe the underlined word “rockets”?(
B
)34. Which of the following can be put in ▲?A. We hope volunteers can speak English.
B. Join us as a volunteer and realise your life value!
C. You can help your neighbours with their food shopping.
D. We should express thanks to the people who do volunteer jobs.
答案:
V.31—34 DBCB
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