People around the world were shocked by the death of Stephen Hawking this year． They respect （尊敬） the British scientist not only because of his achievements in physics but also his great spirit．
Hawking was born in England on January 8th， 1942． When he was a child， he was interested in science． In 1959， he entered Oxford University
（牛津大学） to study natural science． However， he got a very serious illness in 1963． He couldn't move or speak． He had to sit in a wheelchair （轮椅）and he could only communicate with others by computer．
In the face of these difficulties，Hawking didn’t give up． He went on to study at Cambridge University（剑桥大学） and did research on space and time． He wrote many great books． The most famous one is A Brief History Of Time（《时间简史》）．
Hawking was invited to China to give speeches several times． His self﹣confidence（ 自信）and humorous words impressed（留下印象） us deeply．
Hawking's unusual life encourages many people． Let's not worry about our problems． Let's face the challenges instead． As he once said， "Life is not fair， you just have to do the best you can in your situation．"
（1）Hawking was born in England． （判断对错）
（2）A computer helped Hawking communicate with others． （判断对错）
（3）Hawking entered Oxford University to study science in 1963． （判断对错）
（4）A Brief History Of Time is Hawking's most famous book． （判断对错）
（5）People respect Hawking only because of his achievements in physics． （判断对错）
When talking about "good people"， who first comes to your mind？ Many Chinese might think of Lei Feng． In China， Lei Feng is a symbol of the giving spirit． People who act selflessly are sometimes talked about as "living Lei Feng"．
Born to a rural family in Hunan in 1940， Lei grew up poor． He became a soldier in 1960． But just two years later， the young man died．
During his short life， he did not fight in any wars， nor did he achieve any world﹣changing achievements． But he has been remembered as a national hero．
Lei devoted（奉献） all his life to helping others． He carried luggage（行李） for the elderly and gave food to children． He once gave all the money he had to the sick parents of a friend． He often helped his fellow soldiers and taught them how to read．
Lei is not a "Superman"， but a role model for every person． Being kind to others is something that everyone should try to do．
According to Chairman Mao Zedong． Lei served the people whole﹣heartedly throughout his life． On March 5， 1963， Chairman Mao wrote in an article that people should "Learn from Comrade Lei Feng"． Later， March 5 became "Lei Feng Day"．
（1）What do we often call a person who helps others？
（2）How old was Lei Feng when he died？
（3）Did Lei Feng achieve world﹣changing achievements？
（4）What did Chairman Mao ask people to do？
（5）When is "Lei Feng Day"？
Mrs． Smith is a 32﹣year﹣old woman． She comes from England． She has blonde hair， a straight nose and blue eyes． She is thin and of medium height． Mrs． Smith looks much younger than other women who are of the same age． Some think she is only 25years old．
Mrs． Smith is our English teacher． Though she only teaches us twice a week， she is a very responsible（负责的） teacher． She is very strict with us in class． But after class， she is friendly to us all． I remember one winter morning she was ill， but she went on giving us a lesson． We were moved and all of us listened to her much more carefully than usual．
Mrs． Smith teaches us very well． Her classes are always funny and interesting， All of us love her and her classes．
（1）Mrs． Smith comes from China．
（2）Mrs． Smith is 25years old．
（3）Mrs． Smith is thin and of medium height．
（4）Mrs． Smith teaches us Chinese．
（5）All of Mrs． Smith's students love her and her classes．
During my second month of the nursing school， our teacher gave us a test． I was a hard﹣working student and I did well in all the subjects． I finished the questions successfully and easily until I read the last one． "What is the first name of the woman who cleans the school？
What a surprising question! I saw the cleaning woman almost every day． She was short， about 60 years old and had black hair， but how would I know her name？ I handed in my paper， leaving the last question empty， so did my classmates．
Just before class ended， one student asked if the last question would influence our test grade．
"Of course，" said the teacher． "In your life， you will meet many people． All people are important and all jobs are important． They deserve （值得） your attention and care， even if all that you do is to smile and say hello to them．"
I've never forgotten that lesson． Actually， that was the most important lesson in my life． I also learned her name was Dorothy．
（1）How did the writer feel when she first saw the last question？
A． Angry．
B． Surprised．
C． Excited．
（2）What did the cleaning woman look like？
A． She was not tall．
B． She was young．
C． She had white hair．
（3）According to the passage， which of the following is NOT true？
A． All people and jobs are important．
B． Only a few students got full marks in the test．
C． The writer worked hard and did well in her study．
（4）What can we learn from this passage？
A． We should learn all the subjects well．
B． We should get high grades in every test．
C． We should care and pay attention to all people around us．
（5）What is the best title of this passage？
A． A Woman Cleaner．
B． A Hard﹣working Student．
C． An Unforgettable Lesson．
阅读下面短文，从每题所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项回答问题或完成句子。（共5小题，计10分）
World famous physicist（物理学家） Stephen Hawking died peacefully at his home in Cambridge on March 14th， 2018．
Hawking was born in Oxford， England on January 8th， 1942． He went to school in a small city near London． As he himself admitted， he wasn't very serious about studying． He did very little work， he was never top of his class． However， he still achieved good marks． After leaving school， Hawking first went to Oxford University to study physics． Then he went to Cambridge University to study cosmology（宇宙学）．
At the age of 21， Hawking noticed something wrong with him． He had a bad illness that stopped him from moving and talking． He couldn't communicate except by blinking（眨眼）． He sat on a wheelchair with a computer by his side． To communicate with others， he moved two fingers to control the computer's mouse． He chose his words from the screen， which were then spoken by a voice synthesizer（音响合成器）． "I've had the disease for most of my life，" Hawking once said， "Yet it has not stopped me from being successful at my work．"
Although Hawking was a disabled man， he made great achievements． He received many awards and prizes for his work， including the Albert Einstein Award﹣the highest achievement in physics．
Hawking worked at Cambridge University as a professor． His story shows that nobody， however bad their situation is， should lose hope． "Life is not fair，" he once said， "You just have to do the best you can in your own situation．"
（1）When did Stephen Hawking pass away ？
A． On January 8 th， 1942．
B． On March 14 th， 2018．
C． On March 24 th， 2018．
（2）During studying in a small city near London， we know that ．
A． Stephen Hawking was the best student of his class
B． Stephen Hawking didn't work hard at his lessons
C． Stephen Hawking began to study cosmology
（3）What happened to Stephen Hawking when he was 21 ？
A． There was something wrong with his head．
B． He couldn't even blink to communicate except by moving fingers．
C． He could neither talk nor move．
（4）How did Stephen Hawking communicate with others after the bad illness ？
A． By mouth．
B． By body languages．
C． By a voice synthesizer．
（5）Why was Stephen Hawking so successful at his work ？
A． Because he never lost hope in his own condition．
B． Because life was not fair for him．
C． Because he had a bad illness．
I'm not much of a crier most of the time． But recently when I was reading a book on a plane， I started crying． Of course， it came as a big surprise when tears came up， no matter how hard I tried， I wasn't able to control myself．
Oh no， not this now． I thought to myself． But even as the thought entered my brain． I felt the first hot drop of salty water coming down my face． I put my head down， hoping that I could go on reading．
In fact， the harder I tried， the more tears pushed their way out of my eyes． You could guess how surprised the man next to me looked．
I dropped my head in shame． He must think I was crazy． May be I could turn toward him， hold up the cover of the book and say in my crying voice． "I'm sorry， sir． It's just a really good book! "But I didn't say anything． Instead， I just put my head back against the seat and let the tears run． Do you know what decision I made while I was crying？ My decision was that it was okay if he thought I was crazy． I'd rather be crazy than be the kind of person who wouldn't cry when the situation called for it， or who wouldn't let herself feel anything at all．
I've been that girl who has spent so much time trying to make sure people didn't think I was crazy． But now I don't want to be that girl any more ﹣﹣﹣that bored and sad girl． I'd rather be this girl who is able to forgive（原谅）， love and act， even if it means being disappointed or being hurt again and again．
（1）The writer started crying because ．
A． she is usually a crier
B． she is kind of crazy
C． she was moved by the book
D． she felt uneasy on the plane
（2）When tears came up， the writer at first ．
A．thought deeply
B． went on reading
C． tried to control herself
D． explained to the man beside her
（3）As tears got out of her eyes， the writer did NOT ．
A． drop her head shamefully
B． think about others' feelings
C． let her head against the seat
D． say sorry to anyone in a crying voice
（4）According to the passage， we know the writer ．
A． decided to change herself bravely
B． lived a sad and boring life
C． wouldn't cry in any terrible situation
D． wouldn't let others feel anything at all
（5）The passage mainly tells us ．
A． why the writer cried hard on the plane
B． how the writer tried to stop herself crying
C． what the writer thought about while she cried
D． how the writer overcame herself and decided to change
What can you make with pieces of paper？ Look at Chen Yiyan's work! The 14﹣year﹣old boy in Hangzhou Foreign Language School has an amazing talent for paper﹣folding． He has folded a "fantasy world" with his hands．
Chen wasn't born with this talent． When he was a fourth﹣grader， he found his brother's paper﹣folding book． It got him interested in it． Following the 50steps shown in the book， he made his first work﹣﹣a paper elephant within two hours． Since then， he has read many books about paper﹣folding and practised folding paper in his spare time． So far， his fantasy world has many members， such as monsters and robots． He made his favorite work last year． It was a paper dragon that had almost 2，000steps．
Chen used to fold paper himself until he met Li Changnan， an eighth﹣grader in his school who also loved folding paper． They set up a paper﹣folding club last year． To their joy， their school sponsored it． With the encouragement and the money provided， they had a paper﹣folding class every Wednesday afternoon． The club soon attracted a lot of students． Now it has than 20members． They showed their works and taught other students how to fold paper． On February 14th this year， the club also held a speech for the kids in Wenzhou Children's Library．
It is really exciting to develop my hobby and share it with others at the same time， " said Chen，" I hope more and more people get to know paper﹣folding and love the art
（1）What made Chen Yiyan interested in paper﹣folding？
A． A paper﹣folding club
B． Meeting Li Changnan．
C． Wenzhou Children's Library
D． His brother's paper﹣folding book
（2）Which work did Chen Yiyan like best？
A． A paper monster．
B． A paper elephant．
C． A paper dragon．
D． A paper robot．
（3）What does the underlined word "sponsored" mean？
A． Supported．
B． Prevented．
C．Refused．
D． Introduced．
（4）Which of the following activities did the chub hold？
①holding competitions
②showing their works
③giving a speech
④reading books in the library
⑤teaching how to fold paper
⑥having paper﹣folding classes
A． ①②⑤⑥
B． ①③④⑤
C． ②③⑤⑥
D． ②③④⑥
（5）Why did Chen Yiyan put so much effort into paper﹣folding？
A． To develop paper﹣folding art．
B． To build his own fantasy world．
C． To admire more paper﹣folding lovers．
D． To make himself famous in the school．
Shang Yang was a politician of the Qin state． He was very wise and forward﹣thinking（有远见的）． He worked out several reform plans for the state， including focusing on farming and giving rewards（奖赏） to soldiers who were successful during war．
But at the beginning， these reforms were not easily carried out． Only a few people in the state understood Shang's talent and the advantages of his plans． Most people had little trust and confidence in him．
To solve this problem， Shang came up with an idea． He ordered some soldiers to put a thin wooden pole at the south gate of the Qin state capital． This attracted many people． Then， in front of the crowd， he said loudly： "People of Qin， whoever takes this pole to the north gate will get a reward of 10 gold pieces．"
It was a simple task and the reward was big． Some time passed and no one stepped forward． They all thought that Shang was joking． Hearing no answer， Shang stepped forward and said， "I will increase the reward to 50 gold pieces．"
The words sounded even more unbelievable． Finally， a man from the crowd came forward to take the pole． He put the pole on his shoulders and walked to the north gate． True to his word， Shang paid the man 50 gold pieces．
Soon， the people were saying that Shang was a man of his word． When he began promoting（推行） his reforms， the people followed and did not question him．
Under the great reforms， Qin grew strong and united all the states， becoming the first empire of China． Later， people drew the Chinese idiom"立木取信" from this story．
（1）Shang Yang's reforms ．
A． were never trusted by people
B． made Qin grow strong
C． were carried out easily at the beginning
D． focused on farming and education
（2）To let people trust hum， Shang Yang ．
A． ordered many young men to join the army
B． gave a reward to anyone who supported him
C． showed that he could keep his promises
D． introduced his reforms at the south gate of the capital
（3）What does the underlined word "unbelievable" mean in the passage？
A．不能实现的
B．不可能的
C．难以理解的
D．难以置信的
（4）Which of the following is WRONG according to the passage？
A． The Chinese idiom"立木取信" just came from this story．
B． Under the reforms， Qin united all the states．
C． The man who carried the pole to the north gate was paid only 10 gold pieces．
D． At first， only a few people in the state understood the advantages of shang Yang's plans．
（5）What's the man idea of this story？
A． Earning people's trust is never easy．
B． Keeping promises can earn people's trust．
C． Money can lead people to do anything in the world．
D． Reforms are important for a country to develop．
From a young age， I've had a really deep connection with being outside． I've been skiing since I was eight or nine years old． I've been on expeditions（探险）in many places like China， Pakistan and so on． But it was in my home country， the USA， that I came closest to death．
It was April 1，2011． I was skiing in the Tetons with my friends Jeremy and Xavier， both experienced snowboarders． That day， I was the last person to ski． They were watching me from a safe area． Suddenly， I heard someone cry loudly． I turned around and saw the whole mountain start to move behind me． It was a massive avalanche（大雪崩）． The kind of avalanche that destroys trees， cars， buses， even houses! Tens of thousands of tons of snow were coming straight down the mountain behind me． I felt the snow push me forward， hundreds of meters， and then cover me． It was so heavy that I couldn't breathe． And then it pushed me forward again and up， out of the snowpack． I looked around， and for a few seconds I actually stopped being terrified． I had a moment to pause and to look at the power of the avalanche．
I looked down into the bottom of the valley（峡谷）． I could see trees that were 30m tall， because I was so far away， they looked tiny to me． "OK， I'm going all the way to the bottom!" I thought． Then the snow pushed me again down the mountain another 450m． I thought the force of the snow would destroy me， it was powerful． But in the end， I felt the avalanche slow down and I just popped （迸出） right out of the snow at the bottom of the valley．
It took Jeremy and Xavier about 20 minutes to reach me． There was a pile of debris （碎片） across the bottom of the mountain 300m wide． They couldn't believe it when they saw me． I was so lucky．
Has the experience changed me？ Do I think about life differently？ I don't know， maybe． But I do know that it's important to live your life with meaning． Life is a gift， so use it wisely．
（1）What impressed the writer most in his skiing experience is ．
A． the power of snow
B． the sight of the valley
C． the danger of popping
D． the luck of his expedition
（2）The underlined word 'they' refers to ．
A． the mountains
B． the trees
C． Jeremy and Xavier
D． Piles of debris
（3）From the passage， it's true that ．
A． the writer came closest to death when he skied in Pakistan
B． the avalanche pushed the writer down about 300m away
C． the writer's friends watched him at the bottom of the valley
D． the writer couldn't breathe because of the weight of the snow
（4）The writer was thrown out of the snow when ．
A． his friends reached for him
B． he was pushed to the bottom
C． the avalanche started to slow down
D． the snow drove him forward again
（5）According to the writer， ．
A． his experience and his friends have changed him
B． it's impossible to know the force of snow
C． one should not live a meaningless life
D． he doesn't mind the matter of life or death
During the summer holiday， some students might have been busy with traveling， summer camps and all kinds of courses． But a special group of Chinese middle school students decided to taste the hardship of life outside school．
Twelve students in a big city sold vegetables at a local market together． Within 12days， they made more than 1，500yuan．
Among them， the oldest is 21years old， while the youngest is just 10． They are all cousins in a big family and eight of them are from rural areas．
"Compared to traveling， such social practice connects us and makes us learn how tough our parents are，" said Dalin， 18， to the City Morning Post． Dalin， a senior high graduate， and her 12﹣year﹣old brother Xiaolin came up with the idea．
They learned to work hard to sell their veggies． Every morning they had to wake up at 3o'clock． Some of them went to the farmer's market to buy vegetables． Some of them went to the local market to take up a temporary stall（临时摊位）． To lower the cost， they learned to bargain （讲价） with the sellers．
At about 6：30am， they began to sell vegetables． They peddled（吆喝） loudly to attract（吸引） customers． After several days， they got some experience， too．
For example， it was better to put vegetables in order and bigger ones on top． When the vegetables are too heavy， they should give customers an extra plastic bag．
When they finally packed up and went home， they had a small meeting． Everyone took notes and shared their feelings．
"We are tired，" said Dalin． "but we gained a lot．"
（1）In the writer's opinion， the 12students' action was ．
A． popular
B． encouraging
C． strange
D． embarrassing
（2）The cousins decided to sell vegetables at a market to ．
A． show how able they were
B． have less hardship of life
C． learn how hard their parents work
D． prepare for their future traveling
（3）They bargained with the sellers to ．
A． cut down the cost
B． share their feelings
C． get bigger vegetables
D． attract more customers
（4）It's clear that ．
A． they took up the temporary stall in turn
B． they gave each customer an extra plastic bag
C． Dalin and Xiaolin got the idea of selling vegetables
D． the elder sold vegetables when the younger took notes
（5）The best title of the story should be ．
A． Summer Courses
B． Family Business
C． Students Learn from Bargains
D． Cousins Work with Vegetables
Money VS Family
Rama's family is very big． He has three kids， two sons and a daughter．
He works for more than 16 hours a day． The kids cannot see him as he leaves home early in the morning before they wake up， and he reaches home around midnight when kids have slept every day． （1）
Though Rama's family is one of the richest families in the city， he still works so hard． One day， Rama's family went to their beach house to spend their vacation． His daughter asked， " （2） "
Rama replied， " Yes， my dear， tomorrow for sure，（3） I'm tired of work and need refreshment!"
The whole family became very happy．
Unfortunately， the next day， none in Rama's family were alive as they were washed out in the tsunami（海啸）!
（4） When he tried to reach his beach house， he saw sea and water everywhere and screamed for his family． He could not even find the dead bodies of his family．
（5） He remembered his wife's words， "Why are you running for money？ We can be happy with what we have now．"
A． Dad， will you please spend one day at home and stay with us here？ B． Rama was too busy even to hear the news about the tsunami． C． The whole family eagerly wait to spend quality time with him and the kids miss him so much． D． He can never have them again， cannot even see them and even by paying millions he cannot get them back to life! E．I will join you for the lunch and be with you all for next few days． |
My grandma had a wonderful day yesterday at my mom's house for Thanksgiving． She didn't remember our names or the last time we were all together． She asked us a million questions， most repeating from just moments ago． What my grandma did know at that point was love． The whole family were focused on her laugh and her smile．
Grandma raised all of us． She let us ride mattresses （床垫） down the stairs， ski on the little hill in her backyard． and watch movies at late night． She taught all 9 grand kids how to swim in the pool． She taught us how to be creative， make Christmas cookies， and help those less fortunate （幸运的 ） than us． It's hard to believe that she doesn't remember our names or other children's． But for her sake it's all OK． I tell her that it's just all right and that's how it's supposed to be． As long as she's happy， the memory doesn't need to be here．
There's one name she does remember， though． She called him by his name： Chariie． Her Charlie． We miss what my grandma used to be and we miss her Charlie． But yesterday was a wonderful day for us． We had her laugh and through that laugh and the way she said his name， we had grandpa there too．
（1）What does the underlined word "raised" mean in Chinese？
A．筹集
B．抚养
C．支持
D．捐助
（2）Grandma taught the kids the following things EXCEPT ．
A． how to swim in the pool
B． how to be creative and make Christmas cookies
C． how to help those less fortunate than them
D． how to get on well with other children
（3）What's the writer's attitude（态度） towards his grandma？
A． He didn't care about his grandma．
B． He was worried about his grandma．
C． He was thankful to his grandma．
D． He was angry with his grandma．
When it comes to shopping for clothes， my mother and I have always disagreed on what fits me well． To me， if it zips， it fits． My mom， however， usually tells me I need a bigger size．
When I was a teenager， I wanted to dress like my friends， but my body size made it impossible． When mom told me something didn't suit me， or I needed a bigger size， all I heard was that my body was wrong．
To avoid arguments， we stopped going shopping together． This continued until I got engaged（订婚） last year and needed to buy some clothes． When I tried on a blouse， my mother looked at me， and I knew what was coming． "You need a bigger size，" she said．
There was no bigger size． I tried to hold back my tears（眼泪）． Maybe I could buy it alone， of course，but my mom is my favorite person to hang out with． The idea of looking for a wedding dress without her seemed just as scary as taking her with me．
And so the day came． As I tried on a simple white dress， I saw tears in my mom's eyes． "You look beautiful!" she told me． Nothing could have shocked me more．
This one didn't zip up at the back and I did actually need a bigger size， but my mother didn't say that． She just told me how beautiful I looked． In that moment， all the arguments in the past ended． We didn't buy a dress that day． We decided to see more．
A few weeks later， we found the perfect dress． We both loved it as soon as I put it on．
And during those few weeks， mom and I also found the perfect fit for our shopping relationship．
（1）What does the writer want to show in the first two paragraphs？
A． She likes the clothes with zippers while her mother doesn't agree with her．
B． In mom's opinion， her body is wrong and she is too fat to wear what she likes．
C． She really wants to dress like her friends， but her mom doesn't allow her to do so．
D． She and mom always disagree on what clothes fit her because of wrong understanding．
（2）How did the writer probably feel after she tried on the simple white dress？
A． Funny and surprised．
B． Shocked and sorry．
C． Proud and moved．
D． Excited and scary．
（3）What does the underlined sentence in Paragraph 4 mainly mean？
A． I couldn't shop for a wedding dress myself because my mom disagreed．
B． I felt kind of scary when I went shopping with my mother for a wedding dress．
C． I felt like shopping for a wedding dress with mom though she thought it was scary．
D． I wanted to shop for a wedding dress alone but I couldn't stand shopping without mom．
（4）Which is the best word to describe the perfect fit for their shopping relationship？
A． Missing．
B． Embarrassing．
C． Understanding．
D． Encouraging．
（5）What's the main idea of the text？
A． Praising makes the perfect fit for their shopping relationship．
B． Tears are the best way to end arguments between family members．
C． Love is everything in good communication between family members．
D． Better communication requires not only love but also a more suitable way．
Tony never eats fish． This is not because he is allergic（过敏） to fish as food． He simply does not like the taste of it． You may not think this quite surprising， until I tell you that he has been a fisherman of one kind or another for most of his life．
At first， fishing was just a hobby． He used to sit on the river bank with his fishing rod（鱼竿） in his hand， waiting to feel the pull on the line． It meant a fish was trying to get the food from the hook（鱼钩）． He wound（收回） the line as soon as possible and took the hook from the fish's mouth， recorded its size in a notebook， then threw it back into the water．
Later， he used to go to sea on his friend's fishing boat． Instead of throwing back the fish they caught， his friend took them home， where his wife cooked them or put them in the fridge for future meals．
Finally， Tony took a job on a large fishing boat． In their huge nets， they caught many fish at a time． Every time Tony found some small fish in the nets， he would say to himself： "How poor you are!" Again， Tony threw the small fish back into the sea．
（1）Why does Tony never eat fish？ Because ．
A． he has been a fisherman for most of his life
B． he doesn't like the taste of fish
C． he does not eat fish or meat
D． he would have a stomachache after having fish
（2）He used to sit by the river， ．
A． waiting for the fish to eat the food from the hook
B． listening to soft music and waiting for his friend
C． waiting for his friend to talk about their dreams
D． sitting around and doing nothing
（3）What did Tony do after he got fish from the river？
A． He brought it back home and cooked it．
B． He sent it to his friend's home．
C． He took a photo of the fish and posted it onlines．
D． He threw it back into the river．
（4）Tony's friend took the fish home and ．
A． he could enjoy the harevsest with Tony
B． he wrote down the size of the fish in a notebook
C． he cooked and shared them with Tony together
D． his wife cooked them or prepared them for future meals
（5）From the passage， we know that ．
A． Tony never changed his job
B． Tony didn't get along well with his friend
C． Tony is a kind of fisherman
D． Tony caught few fish at a time
Liao Yifeng， a police officer， working in a small village in Wuhan， is a "father" to thirty nine "left﹣behind" children， whose parents are working far away from home and seldom spent time with them．
Wang Tianle， an eight﹣year﹣old boy， was the first to call Liao "Dad"． Wang's parents divorced when he was only six months old． He never saw his mother again and his father later disappeared after getting into debt． When Liao learned that the boy couldn't even afford the 100 yuan monthly school living fees， ① ， bring 100 yuan．
During last year's Mid﹣Autumn Festival， Liao carried a kilo of meat and pig's feet to his home． After dinner， the boy put his arm around Liao's neck and asked sweetly， "Uncle Liao， can I call you daddy？" Liao was deeply moved， ② ．
With a two﹣year﹣old son of his own， Liao said he knew how important a father's love was to a child．
In Wang Tianle's school， there are 407 left﹣behind children． With the help of teachers， Liao knows clearly each child's home conditions and pays more attention to the 39 children whose families are the poorest．
Liao has built a special room named "family love room" in the police station， where Liao helped these left﹣behind children with their homework and taught them about safety in his spare time．
Moreover， a computer in the "family love room" play an indispensable role because it offers a precious opportunity for Liao to help children whose parents are working far way to chat with them online．
（1）从A、B、C中为①②处选出恰当的选项，使文章通顺、连贯、合理．
A． and he made up his min to be a good "father"
B． he felt upset and began going to his home every month
C． but he didn't know what to do
① ②
（2）Where can we find the article like this？ ．
A． In a guidebook．
B． In science magazines．
C． In an instruction book．
D． In newspapers．
（3）请将文中划线部分"Liao has built a special room named ‘family love room' in the police station．"译成汉语．
（4）Mark T（true） or F（false） according to the passage．
Thanks Liao's help， parents can communicate with their children．
（5）请用至少两个英文形容词来评价 "Liao Yifeng"．
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