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On Saturday morning, a car arrived in front of the house. Katrina saw a man, a woman and a boy get out of the car. They looked at their new home. Then they took things from the car and put them in the house.

On Monday morning, Katrina left for school. In the classroom, she heard her teacher say, "This is David. Please make him feel welcome." Katrina knew the boy¡ªhe just moved into the house next to hers. The teacher asked Katrina to show him around the school.

At lunchtime, Katrina showed David the way to the lunchroom. When they ate their lunch, David told Katrina he was excited to live in his new house. Katrina looked surprised and asked, "Don't you think it needs a lot of fixing?"

David said his family planned to fix the house because they hoped it would look like all the other houses in the neighborhood. They knew it would take a lot of time and hard work, but they decided to do so. They liked their new house and liked to live in such a nice neighborhood.

Katrina felt she was very lucky. She lived in a nice neighborhood. Listening to David's story made her feel thankful(¸Ðл) for life. Sometimes another person helps you understand how much you have.

1.Katrina's house was .

A. the same as David's B. white, but not big

C. the worst in the neighborhood D. far from David's

2.When did Katrina see David for the first time?

A. On Saturday morning. B. On Saturday afternoon.

C. On Monday morning. D. On Monday afternoon.

3.The teacher told Katrina .

A. to show David how to get to the lunchroom

B. to have lunch with David

C. to help David know more about the school

D. to plan how to fix David's house

4.Which of the following is TRUE about David?

A. He didn't want to fix his house.

B. He thought it easy to fix his house.

C. He expected to have a different house.

D. He felt the neighborhood was good.

5.David made Katrina know that .

A. she played a role in her life

B. she was living a happy life

C. it was necessary for her to help others

D. how much her house was

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Our community (ÉçÇø) has a weekly ¡°Students Ideas¡± program. About two years ago, I received a(n)____from the chairman of our community. He invited me to the ¡°Students Ideas¡± talk the next morning to speak to the group.

The time between his call to the next morning was like several weeks for me. The whole night, I could not sleep. Many____were coming. One of them was to call the chairman, with regret, and tell him that I could not come. But finally, I thought, if I missed this____, the community would never invite me again to any of their programs. So, I decided to go.

I reached the hall in time. When my turn came and I started, my heartbeat increased and my mouth went dry. I wasn¡¯t even able to____the words on the paper properly. I had no idea where I was standing and what I was talking. That was the day when I____my biggest weakness: public speaking.

After I finished, I met with the chairman and____what happened to me. He said that this happens to everyone. It is very____He suggested that I should come again the next week.

I____a talk carefully. This time when I gave the talk, I was somewhat comfortable but not confident (×ÔÐŵÄ). Afterwards, I met with the chairman again and told him about the improvement I____I had made. He was kind enough to invite me again.

For around one month, I practiced a lot for my talk. This time I was feeling comfortable and both the chairman and my neighbors thought I did a good job.

I learned that everything is____if we take the first step, as the saying goes: A journey of thousand miles begins with first step.

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5.A. had B. forgot C. realized D. improved

6.A. asked B. checked C. explained D. wondered

7.A. useful B. successful C. difficult D. common

8.A. wrote B. prepared C. gave D. finished

9.A. knew B. felt C. believed D. hoped

10.A. easy B. great C. helpful D. possible

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