93. What do you think of the interview? What have you learnt from it? ____________________________________________________________
【虹口区】
Can you remember a time when somebody was kind to you? Perhaps a person let you go in front of them in a queue. Maybe your sister phoned you to ask how your week was going. Or perhaps a stranger or a friend gave you a hand in a much deeper way. There are a thousand ways to offer kindness. And at a time when the world seems to have so many problems, some people have started to take the issue of kindness very seriously indeed!
Being kind is a win-win situation. It brings happiness to the receiver as well as the person who does the action. As a simple example, let's imagine you have a workmate who always does a very good job. How about taking moment to mention this to him? Your workmate will be happy to receive some praise, and you will probably feel good about yourself for having spread little joy.
Many organizations try to encourage people to do kind acts, wherever and whenever they can. The idea behind this is that it doesn't take any major plan to be kind. Perhaps the strongest supporters of this idea are the Random Acts of Kindness (RAK) Kindness Foundation, who work with schools and companies to teach people kindness is beautiful skills. They operate under the beliefs that kindness can be taught and that it is contagious(有感染力的). Their activities range from suggesting kind acts to allowing their website-users to become \officially register themselves as activists of kindness).
Apart from using your own common sense, the RAK website suggests some more imaginative ways to show kindness. Generally, these fall into three types. The first is interpersonal kindness. Some examples are donating(捐赠) old clothes to charity or writing an advantageous online idea about restaurant that you like. The second is environmental kindness, which could mean simply recycling or organizing a group event to tidy up a local park or beach. The third type is less clear: personal kindness, which means treating yourself kindly such as taking a walk in parks, inviting yourself to a big meal or setting yourself a goal to complain less. By being kind to yourself, ___93__ ______.
88. Are there a thousand ways to offer kindness? __________________, ___________________________. 89. Why is being kind win-win situation?
_______________________________________________. 90. What do many organizations encourage people to do? _______________________________________________.
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91. What does RAK believe?
_______________________________________________. 92. How can a website-user become \ _______________________________________________. 93. Please finish the last sentence within 15 words. _______________________________________________.
【嘉定区】
What homework did you do in the winter holiday? Now homework is not simply about exercises. It can be researches, experiments and even work experiences. Take a look at some students' special homework. Studying snacks
One day, Wang Yang, from Shanghai Oriental School, was doing his biology homework. His teacher asked them to research the nutrients of different snacks . He bought 10 kinds of snacks. Then
he checked their ingredient(成分) lists one by one and wrote down the amount of sugar, fat and so on, in each. “We are told it is not good to eat too many snacks. They have high calories (卡路里. But we always pay no attention to it,” he said. After analyzing(分析) each snack's ingredients, he realized it was true.
Wang Yang spent three days on the homework. But he said it was interesting. “I learned a lot. I collected the data(数据), created forms and wrote the report by myself.” Physics in real life
With some plasticine (橡皮泥), steel balls, a ping-pong ball, could you make a tumbler(不倒翁）?This is the physics homework of Huang Jiali,14,of Shanghai 54 Middle School. Huang first cut the ping-pong ball in half. Then she put the plasticine and steel balls into one
of them. The bottom of the tumbler was made. Finally, she also used the paper to make the “hat”.“Next term, we will learn about the center of gravity(重心）. This homework made me more curious about it,” she said. Learning on the job
While Wang and Huang did their homework at home, Ding Ling, 15, of No. 5 Middle School, had to go outside. She worked as a guide in the local museum. “Everyone at our school has to take part in volunteering or other activities,” she said.
Ding was a guide in the gallery(展馆）of coins. She got brochures(小册子）from the museum. In order to make the introduction more vividly, she still did research and added more information to her introduction. She worked
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three hours a day and had no time to take a break. But she felt it was a meaningful experience, “I learned how to do some research, and my communication skills are also improved.” she said. 88. How many students' homework was displayed by the writer?
89. What does homework mean according to this passage?
90. What does “it” mean in the underlined sentence “He realized it was true”?
91. What material did Huang Jiali use to make a tumbler?
92. How did Ding Lin make her working experience more meaningful?
93. How do you like these special homework? Why? (Choose one of them to express your own opinion).
【黄浦区】
A few days ago, I ran into a stranger as he passed by. I said sorry to him and he said, \even watching for you. ” We were very polite, this stranger and I. Then we went on our way after saying goodbye.
Later in the kitchen at home, as I cooked our meal, my daughter Betty walked up to me, very quietly. When I turned around, I nearly knocked her down. \
That night, when I lay in bed, my husband said to me, \kitchen floor, and you'll find some flowers there. Betty brought those for you.
She picked them herself-pink, yellow, and your favourite blue.”
When l heard this, I thought deeply: While meeting with a stranger, I was calm and polite; but with my daughter, I was not patient. I felt sad and tears began to fall.
I quietly went to Betty's bed, \\对待)you that way today.” And she whispered(悄声说)， “Mommy, that's okay-I still love you anyway.\
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That day Betty gave me a lesson on how to get along with each other in the family. I spent much time on work before and didn't realize how important family life was. I decided to change myself in the future. 88.Did the writer say sorry to a stranger when she ran into him?
89.What did the writer do when she nearly knocked her daughter down? 90.Who told the writer Betty had picked the flowers for her?
91.Why did the writer feel sad and begin to cry?
92.How did the writer improve her behavior towards her daughter? 93.What can you learn from the story? Give the reason.
【闵行区】
George Reeder, 63 , in Somerset has been given a bravery certificate（证书）for saving the life of a baby boy. It was a cold and windy morning. The local harbour master, George Reeder,was carrying out his regular duties when he heard a noise that caught his attention. On the other side of the harbour, some people were pointing and shouting, so he cycled over quickly.
Mr Reeder expected to see a dog in the sea, but instead, he saw a baby’s buggy(婴儿车)in about four metres of freezing cold water. A woman was screaming desperately—her baby boy was strapped into the buggy and was in the water. The strong wind had blown the buggy into the sea. Mr Reeder quickly decided to do something.
‘I went over and saw that the buggy was upside-down…and I jumped in,’ said Mr Reeder. He pulled the buggy over to the sea wall. Then some other people came to help. They tied a rope to the buggy and managed to pull it out of the water and to safety.
Tanya Allen, a passer-by（who, fortunately, was a nurse), gave the baby CPR（心肺复苏术）and was able to get him to breathe again. Mr Reeder remembered seeing a little bit of breath coming out of the baby’s mouth. ‘I thought, he is all right. He’s alive. Brilliant!’ he said. Then an air ambulance helicopter arrived and the baby was taken to hospital. Mr
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Reeder said it was unbelievable that the baby survived. ‘It’s such a miracle,’ Mr Reeder added.
After he’d finished helping the baby and the helicopter had gone, Mr Reeder went home to recover from the experience. The child’s grandfather knew Mr Reeder and, a little later, went to his house to tell him that the boy was out of danger. Mr Reeder was very relieved and happy to hear that.
Mr Reeder said that he hadn’ t really been brave. ‘It was everyone—from Tanya doing the CPR to the helicopter pilot, ’ he said. ‘I’m just glad I could help’. But when Mr Reeder got the certificate, a reporter said that what he’d done was very brave. ‘This was an extremely brave act, as he put his own life at risk.’ The reporter has advised local people to avoid walking along the seafront in very windy weather. 88. Why was George Reeder given a bravery certificate？
———————————————————————————————————————— 89. How was the weather when Mr Reeder was carrying out his duties that morning？
———————————————————————————————————————— 90. Before other people came to help, what did Mr Reeder do to save the baby？
———————————————————————————————————————— 91. Who came to help Mr Reeder, some people around, Tanya Allen or the helicopter pilot？ ———————————————————————————————————————— 92. According to the reporter, what should the local people do in very windy weather？
———————————————————————————————————————— 93. How do you like Mr Reeder？Give your reason(s).
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【静安区】
Say the words ‘reality TV’ and the show that comes into most people’s mind is Big Brother. Love it or hate it, there have been versions (版本)in more than seventy countries! The basic format is simple: put a group of strangers into a house, record everything they do and watch how they manage to live together.
Actually the idea wasn’t original. A similar show, The Real World, was broadcast in 1992 on MTV. But the format really became popular with the success of Big Brother, and it has been copied again and again, including celebrity versions. In similar shows, constants(参选手) have been sent to the jungle or a desert island. In Wife Swap a mother goes to live with a family of strangers and tries to manage their homes; in Young. Dumb an Living of Mum a group of spoil (宠坏的) teenagers with no life skills learn to live together and look after themselves.
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