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Every teenager has his（1）　　dream．These dreams can be very big，such as winning the Nobel Prize， or they can be small﹣you may just want to become the best in your class．Once you find a dream，how will you（2）　　with it？Do you ever want to achieve it？

Making our dreams real can be life's biggest challenge．You may think you are not good at several subjects or it is（3）　　for you to become a writer．These kinds of thoughts stop you （4）　　making your dream come true．In fact，everyone can make it． The first thing you must do is to remember what your dream is．Keep telling yourself what you want． Then take（5）　　step by step and never give up．

With your dream， you are sure to make up your mind to learn more skills and find new interests．

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Winston Churchill once said， "We make a living by what we get， but we make a life by what we give．" These are certainly words that millions of volunteers around the world could agree with．

In the US， April is National Volunteer Month， to praise and thank volunteers who lend their time，talent， and support to what they care about．

（1）　　 People who volunteer spend their time doing things they feel strongly about． For example， animal lovers may volunteer at an animal centre to help improve the treatment of animals．

Volunteering allows volunteers to meet new people， try out new skills and explore career choices．（2）　　

Take Andrew Makhoul， a student at the University of Pennsylvania， as an example． Andrew didn't spend his last spring break relaxing． Instead， the 19﹣year﹣old boy decided to do something for people who were less lucky than himself．He travelled to an orphanage（孤儿院）in Guatemala in Central America．（3）　　 And it depends on volunteers to stay open．

Andrew doesn't speak much Spanish，but he found communication wasn't a problem，"You communicated with love，"according to an article on his university's website．And what he gave out，he got back，"

（4）　　" Andrew's first time as a volunteer only lasted a week， but by the end of that week， he knew he'd be back soon﹣ because he saw love and hope．

US author Sherry Anderson once wrote，"（5）　　" And this is perhaps why volunteers all around the world keep doing what they do﹣ their work is "priceless"．

A． It is in one of the poorest parts of the country．

B． You could see love when you looked in their eyes．

C． Volunteering means choosing to work without being paid．

D． It's a chance for poor children to get better care and support．

E． Life will be difficult， but I have the confidence to live a happy， full life．

F． For young adults， valuable lessons may also be learned through volunteering．

G． Volunteers don't get paid， not because they're worthless， but because they're priceless．

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It is hard to imagine how a person is to spend the whole life when only the head and hands are able to move．

Xu Ruiyang， an 18﹣year﹣old student from Kunming， has suffered（遭受） from spinal muscular atrophy（脊柱肌肉菱缩）（1）　　she was 2 years old． At that time， the doctor said that most children with spinal muscular atrophy will only live a few years．

The family did not give up， or even just （2）　　． To help Xu Ruiyang live with dignity（尊严），her parents （3）　　 her living and learning skill strictly． Opening a book or raising hands，some very easy actions for common people，（4）　　， are big challenges for Xu． She had to use her head or（5）　　to work together with hands to finish these actions．

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When asked by reporters on how to deal with difficulties， Xu calmly said， "Patience．When you can't change anything， crying is useless， so just be（12）　　．"

In Xu's opinion， her sunny and self﹣confident（13）　　comes from the love of her parents．

"If we are not able to make her live longer,we can make her life wider,"said Xu's father.They travelled across China and more than 20（14）　　over the world,including Italy,Thailand and Singapore.During these trips,she developed an interest in learning a（15）　　 language."I think it's cool to learn about other countries' culture and express your feelings to others，"said Xu．

Last June， she finished China's Gaokao and received an offer from Sichuan International Study University．

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（3）A． managed	B． trained	C． praised	D． expected
（4）A． moreover	B． perhaps	C． especially	D． however
（5）A． legs	B． feet	C． mouth	D． knees
（6）A． hold	B． drop	C． pass	D． find
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（8）A． imagining	B． counting	C． recording	D． practising
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（11）A． As well as	B． As soon as	C． As a result	D． As usual
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（13）A． personality	B． appearance	C． disability	D． achievement
（14）A． cities	B． countries	C． communities	D． colleges
（15）A． standard	B． modern	C． foreign	D． common

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（1）People of all ages　　 bicycles around the world.It's common in many cities to see　　 bikes streaming down a street．

（2）At first， only men rode bicycles． It was thought that women wouldn't have the　　 to control a bicycle． With women's growing independence， bicycles offered women　　 to travel by themselves．

（3）Some people start　　 that have three wheels． The third wheel makes the bike achieve a balance　　．

（4）Bikes with　　 aren't just for young children． They're　　 to adults because they can help move people or things．

（5）There are　　 kinds of bikes mentioned in the article， but the rickshaw is　　 kind of adult tricycle．

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