方框选词加练-【一战成名新中考】2025安徽中考英语中考必考知识点专题特训

参考答案 Passage 1 1. Among 2. which 3. popular 4. widely 5. traditional 6. create 7. praised 8. artists 9. relationship 10. when Passage 2 1. thicker 2. Because 3. leaves 4. from 5. their 6. special 7. taste 8. avoid 9. burned/burnt 10. often Passage 3 1. helpful 2. held 3. our 4. how 5. collected 6. When 7. like 8. centuries 9. daily 10. question Passage 4 1. brought 2. slaves 3. traveled/travelled 4. popular 5. Usually 6. feelings 7. without 8. his 9. happier 10. who Passage 5 1. interesting 2. feeling 3. from 4. known 5. because 6. walk 7. backward 8. its 9. enemies 10. risk Passage 6 1. shapes 2. when 3. energy 4. suddenly 5. it 6. decided 7. carry 8. held 9. of 10. similar Passage 7 1. example 2. completely 3. but 4. following 5. better 6. areas 7. serve 8. with 9. which 10. others Passage 8 1. crazy 2. achieve 3. because 4. built 5. that 6. tools 7. Luckily 8. through 9. their 10. courage Passage 9 1.sitting 2.from 3.them 4.idea 5.supported 6.popular 7.earn 8.exactly 9.but 10.friends Passage 10 1.relax 2.during 3.over 4.gave 5.asked 6.activities 7.higher 8.them 9.lack 10.So Passage 11 1.stood 2.that 3.areas 4.make 5.by 6.their 7.or 8.useful 9.kids’ 10.Most Passage 12 1.always 2.days 3.received 4.success 5.say 6.When 7.me 8.what 9.about 10.different Passage 13 1.problem 2.stopping 3.shows 4.new 5.However 6.us 7.understand 8.easier 9.into 10.as Passage 14 1.when 2.first 3.Later 4.her 5.dangerous 6.took 7.breaks 8.of 9.death 10.control Passage 15 1.about 2. So 3.typical 4.watching 5.that 6.probably 7.way 8.workers 9.their 10.read Passage 16 1.school’s 2.When 3.my 4.more 5.leave 6.between 7.changes 8.absent 9.still 10.won Passage 17 1.into 2.still 3.failed 4.riding 5.shouted 6.But 7.his 8.thankful 9.times 10.bind Passage 18 1.spend 2.help 3.with 4.stopped 5.doctor’s 6.pay 7.later 8.her 9.worse 10.Because Passage 19 1.works 2.into 3.factories 4.also 5.putting 6.dangerous 7.hurt 8.His 9.size 10.easier Passage 20 1.regretted 2.advice 3.rises 4.second 5.After 6.them 7.impossible 8.like 9.words 10.choose Passage 21 1.need 2.So 3.really 4.thinking 5.her 6.easy 7.with 8.students 9.come 10.what 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $$ 方框选词加练 Passage 1 wide when artist create popular which relation tradition praise among In Chinese history, writing tools play an important role. 1. _______ them, the writing brush is the first one 2. _______ should be paid attention to. The beginning of the writing brush in China could date back to the Neolithic Age(新石器时代), while it got 3. _______ and was widely used during the Warring State Period. This tool with a long history is 4. _______ used in Chinese writing and painting. Nowadays, many primary schools have calligraphy(书法)classes. Teachers teach students how to use the writing brush to enjoy and spread 5. _______ Chinese culture. The soft brush can 6. _______ strong and powerful lines on paper. If you want to be an eminent(杰出的) writing artist and be highly 7. _______ by others, you must practice writing for a long time every day. For many Chinese 8. _______, the brush is more than a writing tool. “It seems to be in my blood. When I pick up the writing brush, suddenly my thoughts, ideas and even stories build a 9. _______ with the brush,” said Liu Qinghe, a famous Chinese artist! With an excellent writing brush, 10. _______ we put our ideas into it, we give it life. When a writer picks the brush up, he or she can feel what hides in the brush. Passage 2 leaf burn they from often taste avoid thick special because Have you ever seen Redwoods? They are the tallest and widest trees in the world. The largest ones have a diameter of more than six meters. And how about the height? Most redwoods are at least 100 meters tall. Most redwoods are 1. _______ than a bus and taller than the Statue of Liberty. 2. _______ redwoods are so huge, they need a lot of water to survive. The northwestern United States has a lot of fog, which redwoods use. Redwoods have needles instead of 3. _______. The needles absorb(吸收) water 4. _______ the fog. Most trees absorb water through their roots. Redwoods do that too, but water from 5. _______ roots is not enough. They’re so big that the water they absorb through the roots can’t reach the top parts of the tree. Redwoods have developed other 6. _______ ways to survive. Their bark is very thick—on some trees, it’s more than 10 centimeters thick. Their bark also has a 7. _______ that insects dislike. As a result, insects tend to 8. _______eating redwood bark. When a redwood tree is in a fire, something interesting happens to its bark. When the bark is 9. _______, it becomes hard, and it turns into a shield. That shield protects the inside of the redwood. Here’s another amazing thing about redwoods: They live for a very long time. The average redwood lives for 500 to 700 years. They 10. _______ live much longer than that. In fact, some redwoods live for 2,000 years. Passage 3 hold when day century we collect question how help like We usually think that garbage is useless and dirty. However, an art exhibition in 2019 proves that “useless” things can actually be 1. _______. Dear Pretty Rubbish, an art event organized by the World Wide Fund for Nature(WWFN) and digital media art company Blackbow, was 2. _______ in Beijing. It looked at wasteful consumption(消耗) and asked questions about the relationship between 3. _______ lifestyles and garbage. “We hope that everyone who visited the show can think about 4. _______ ‘useless things’ are produced and whether ‘useless things’ are really useless,” said Cao Yujia, the design director at Blackbow. Artists Zhou Yuxuan and Liu Yifan 5. _______ nylon cable ties(尼龙扎带), LED lights and beverage(饮料) bottles from designers’ workshops to create a work where plastics, in the shape of cells, “grow” in a corner. There, the lights blink(闪烁) regularly to imitate “breathing”. 6. _______ people walk near it, the work responds by forming light patterns, as if communicating with the visitors. Speaking about the work, Zhou said, “It’s 7. _______ some kind of communication between humans and plastics.” Plastic has a life longer than almost any creature, taking 8. _______ to break down. Though people blame plastics for damage to the environment, they are a big part of our 9. _______life. “So we want to ask the 10. _______: Although the damage continues, is there a way for humans to reconcile(和解) with plastics?” said Zhou. Passage 4 he popular bring who happy usual travel slave without feeling People from Europe and America brought Africans to America as slaves before and during the nineteenth century. These Africans 1. _______ their music with them. After the American Civil War(1861~1865), the African-American people in the United States were not 2. _______. Their African American music became famous. It started in the South, in Louisiana and Mississippi. Then it 3. _______ to the North. This music became the blues and then jazz. Blues and jazz became very 4. _______ in the twentieth century. A person who “sings the blues” feels sad. 5. _______ he or she lost something—a person, or maybe money or a job. Blues songs express sad 6. _______, sometimes in a funny way. People played the blues first with only one or two instruments, for example, a guitar, a harmonica(口琴), or sometimes a piano. Sometimes they sang 7. _______ any instruments. Some famous blues musicians and singers are Bessie Smith, John Lee Hooker, and B. B. King. B. B. King named 8. _______ guitar “Lucille”. Jazz came soon after blues. Composers added more musical instruments. Jazz can be 9. _______ than the blues and is often faster. Some famous jazz musicians are Duke Ellington, Louis Armstrong, Miles Davis, and Wynton Marsalis. Musicians 10. _______ play blues and jazz change the music to express their feelings. They play the music differently each time. People all over the world still like to listen to blues and jazz. Passage 5 from walk it because risk enemy interest know backward feel Animals are our friends. We live on the earth together. Do you know anything about them? Let’s find something 1. _______ about them! Ants Ants don’t have ears. But that doesn’t mean they don’t hear anything. They hear by 2. _______ moving in the ground. Ants have special sensors on their feet and legs to sense signals 3. _______ their surroundings. Whales A whale who sings at the wrong frequency(频率) is 4. _______ as the loneliest whale in the world. One whale, recorded since 1989 and tracked(跟踪) since 1992, sings at a frequency of 51.75 Hz, while others of her kind sing at 15 to 25 Hz. She’s lonely 5. _______ no one else can hear her. Emus(鸸鹋) Emus can 6. _______forward but not backward. It is not clear why this bird cannot walk 7. _______. Many have suggested that 8. _______ knee joint prevents it from moving backward. Chinchillas(毛丝鼠) Water is one of the deadliest 9. _______ of chinchillas. Chinchillas should not get wet because they have very thick fur that is extremely difficult to dry, causing a 10. _______of germs infection, which can, in turn, create a bigger problem for their skin. Passage 6 shape of decide carry it energy when sudden hold similar A running track has two straight lines and two curves(曲线). Have you ever thought about the reason? Why is it not in some other 1. _______, like a circle or a square? Imagine that the track is a circle. Then you are changing your direction all the time 2. _______ you run. This will consume(消耗) more 3. _______. If it’s a square track, you need to change directions 4. _______ at each corner. It’s not good for the runners. How about making 5. _______ a straight 400-meter line? Well, this is good for the runners, but not for the audience. So we 6. _______ to design it to be oval-shaped(椭圆形). At the same time, the field area enclosed by the track can not only 7. _______out other sports in the field, but also makes it convenient for the audience to see the situation of the field. That’s why people designed running tracks to be oval-shaped. The first modern Olympic Games were 8. _______ in Athens, Greece, in 1896. At that time, the running track was in the shape of U. The track was full 9. _______ dirt and people couldn’t run fast. The first 400-meter track is 10. _______ to today’s, which was used in the 1920 Olympic Games. Passage 7 but with good other which follow example serve area complete For those who venture to the southern areas of Germany, they will inevitably(不可避免地) end up traveling in the German state of Bavaria. The capital of this state is Munich, and it is a shining 1. _______ of the beauty to be found in many of Germany’s cities. Munich is an architecturally beautiful city that, surprisingly, was rebuilt from the ground up after World War Ⅱ. In the center of the city is the city hall called the Rathaus. This amazing building was 2. _______ destroyed by Allied bombing during the war, 3. _______ the plans to the building survived. By 4. _______ them, construction workers rebuilt the building back up to its original splendor. If you visit Munich on a warm spring day, there is no 5. _______ place to walk around than in the vast English Gardens. This park has rivers, ponds, and grassy 6. _______where sunbathers and picnickers gather. After getting exercise either walking or riding, visitors can relax at beer gardens that 7. _______ cold beer and tasty snacks. Munich is also one of the art capitals of Germany, 8. _______dozens of museums displaying art and sculpture from ancient to modern. The city also has the very large University of Munich, 9. _______ is one of Germany’s most popular universities. When young travelers want to meet 10. _______ in their age group, Munich is one of Europe’s hot spots. Passage 8 that they luck crazy courage through build because tool achieve Robert Peary was born in 1856, and he was an explorer with a great dream. He wanted to stand on the field of the North Pole(北极). A lot of people said Peary’s dream was 1. _______. The North Pole was too cold for humans. Many people thought ships could not cut through the thick ice. So it was very difficult to 2. _______ the dream. Before Peary set out for the North Pole, he spent many years making his plan. He had to make everything ready. For example, he had to study how to sail on the sea. He had to know how to store food for a long time. He also learned how to use sled(雪橇) dogs. Peary decided to invite Matthew Henson to join him 3. _______ he knew this would be a long and hard trip. Peary and Henson 4. _______ a special ship. They understood 5. _______ the living conditions would be too hard for humans. They took many useful 6. _______ with them. Peary planned the trip to the North Pole carefully. 7. _______, the weather was good when they began their trip, and they could travel quickly. Soon, they got to the North Pole. Peary and Henson traveled 8. _______ ice and wind to get to the North Pole. It was 9. _______ first time to place a flag there. It took a lot of planning and 10. _______. What an unforgettable and amazing experience they had! Passage 9 they but popular friend support earn idea from exact sit Ciro Ortiz, an 11-year-old kid, has recently set up a stand in a New York subway station. He offers 5-minute “emotional advice” serve to passers-by for $2. Every Sunday, Ciro Ortiz spends about two hours at the Bedford subway station, 1. _______ at a folding table with a cardboard sign that reads “emotional advice $2". Believe it or not, people do stop by for some pearls of wisdom 2. _______ the kid. They ask him about all sorts of things from relationships to Donald Trump president of the USA, and he does his best to help 3._______ find the answer. Ciro's dad doesn't make much money. One night Ciro had a(n) 4._______ of making some on his own. His father 5. _______ him and the next day they started their business on the street. Ciro was surprisingly 6. _______with passers-by, and he's been doing it ever since. On a good day, he'll 7._______ about $50, but its not just about money. Ciro was bullied at school in the past, which inspired him to put his entrepreneurial(创业) spirit into the emotional advice desk. Plus Ciro is really good at giving people emotional advice. A woman came up to his father and said what Ciro told her was 8. _______ what she'd been feeling in her gut(直觉) that whole time. He was really nervous and uncertain of himself in the beginning, 9. _____after a few Sundays, he started coming home telling his mother, “I've met so many wonderful people. I will end up having so many 10. _______ .” Passage 10 during lack activity they give ask so over high relax We all know the value of taking a walk in the fresh spring weather. It allows your mind to 1. _______ and forget about the problems in everyday life. But did you know that being in contact with nature 2. _______ childhood can improve your mental health as an adult? A study by the Barcelona Institute for Global Health (ISGlobal) surveyed 3,600 people from all 3._______ Europe, including Spain, the Netherlands, Lithuania and the UK. The all-adult study 4._______the volunteers a questionnaire(问卷) on how often they used natural spaces during childhood—for example, playing in a garden, riding a bike at the park or hiking in a forest. They were also 5._______about the importance they put on using such places. Volunteers were then given a psychological test, which included a variety of problem-solving 6. _______, to learn about their mental state within a four-week period. The results showed that the people who were more exposed to natural spaces had 7._______ mental health scores compared to those with lower childhood exposure. Mark Nieuwenhuijsen, director of ISGlobal's Urban Planning, said that “Many children in Europe lead an indoor lifestyle, so we call on policymakers to improve the availability of natural spaces for 8._______.” While this study was based in Europe, a 9._______of green space can affect anyone, anywhere. 10. _______, remember to make time to immerse yourself in nature, as your mental health is just as important as the physical one. Passage 11 kid or by they that much area stand use make Zhang Lin is a Junior 2 student in Nanyang, Henan. Earlier this month, Zhang and his classmates 1._______ on the street with a box asking people for donations(捐款). Later they gave the money 2._______ they got from people to the poor students in their school. Many Chinese students raise money to help people in need. Most of the time, they hold a box and ask for donations on the street or in the park. Or they sell things like old books and CDs. Those students have done a great job so far. The money helps the students in poor 3._______like Yunnan and Gansu with new clothes, pens and pencils. Teenagers in the US 4._______ donations, too. But they raise money in a different way—they raise money 5._______ doing something for others. For example, they sell homemade food or play musical concerts in 6._______ neighborhood to raise money. “Chinese students like to wait for people to donate, 7._______ sell things that they buy with their parents' money,” says Guo Daoshun, an expert(专家). “While US kids get donations and give people something 8._______ in return.” He says Chinese teenagers should learn to raise money in the US 9._______ ways. “That way, they can show their talents and practice communication. 10._______ importantly, they can learn every coin counts. They have to work hard to get a donation.” Passage 12 reach about when different success say receive day I always From a bandmate to a solo musician, Harry Styles is 1. ________ going after his musical dreams with passion. On March 15, 2021, the British singer took home his first big award for Best Pop Solo Performance for Watermelon Sugar at the 2021 Grammy Awards.  The 27-year-old is a former One Direction singer. After his 2. ________ in the boy band (which broke up in 2015), styles became more of a classic rock star. He released his first solo album in 2017, which reached number one on the Billboard Top 200 album chart. His second solo album in late 2019, Fine Line, was well 3. ________. “Fine Line sees Styles realizing there’s room in a classic-rock rubric(类) for more than folk and blues sounds,” Vulture noted. Billboard described the album as Styles' rise from teen celebrity to pop superstar—a great 4. ________ story. However, he has only good things to 5. ________ about the time he spent in his former band. “6. ________ you look at the history of people coming out of bands and starting solo careers, they feel this need to apologize for being in the band. ‘Don’t worry, everyone, that wasn’t 7.me! Now I get to do 8.________ I really want to do.’ But we loved being in the band,” the singer said in an interview with Variety. “It’s 9. ________ a next step in evolution(演变),” he continued. “The fact that we’ve all achieved 10. ________ things outside of the band says a lot about how hard we worked in it,” Styles added. Passage 13 stop however into show problem understand as easy we new In the past, people had to wait up to a week for the next part of a show. It is not convenient. But now this is not a 1. ________ anymore. Binge-watching(狂看) means that a person watches more than one part of a program quickly without 2.________. Nowadays, people can have their favorite 3. ________ added directly to their televisions or phones at their convenience. This behavior is nothing 4.________. In fact, binge-watching has been officially recorded in dictionaries since 2015. Then some companies take steps to encourage it. 5.________, this wonderful gift may in fact be a poison(毒药). Some people have admitted(承认) missing sleep or becoming tired as a result. And one quarter have forgot their housework. A lot of information that television and the Internet can provide 6.________ with is, many would say, a good thing. It offers us chances to 7.________ the world we live in. However, it’s much 8. ________ to become dangerous to us. And when the activity begins to come 9.________ other areas, causing us to stop working—then it influences our life. So, what’s the answer? Neither a tiny amount, nor too much. After all, 10.________ the old saying goes, “A little of what you fancy(喜爱) does you good .” Passage 14 later control of death she when take danger break one Judy likes climbing and she used to taking risks. But she got into trouble 1.________she was climbing a mountain with some passengers last time. At 2.________, she felt a little pain in her throat. She thought she only had a cold. Then she had a stomachache and a sore back. 3.________, she coughed badly and had a headache and toothache, too. She could hardly breathe, and then she fell off a 1,000-kilo rock. She hurt her knee, neck and foot. She lost too much blood. She was really sick and she almost lost 4. ________ left leg. It meant she should get out of the climbing team and take a good rest. Though she was in a 5. ________ situation, to our surprise, she made a big decision—she herself ran out of her strength to cut off the bandage with a knife, put it around her knee and press hard, and then kept on climbing right away. After she got back, we sent her to the hospital to get an X-ray. A nurse 6.________ her temperature. She was having a high fever. The doctor asked her to lie down and take 7.________for a few days. “After the accident, I know the importance 8.________ ‘never give up to a climber. It hit me that we’d show much spirit when we face danger or 9. ________,” Judy said. “No matter what happens, we should learn how to 10.________our life.” Passage 15 probable read worker watch way typical do they about so Amal works 45 hours a week. It takes him an hour to travel to work every day. That means he spends 10 hours commuting(出勤) each week. At home, Amal spends 1.________ 23 hours a week doing work around the house. Of course, he needs to sleep(56 hours a week) and prepare and eat meals(14 hours a week). 2.________ Amal has 20 hours of leisure. That is a 3.________ amount of leisure time for someone in the United States. What do people do in their leisure time? Obviously(显然), 4.________ television is a popular free-time activity in many countries. Studies show 5.________ people are watching more TV to day than they did twenty years ago. That is 6.________ because there are many more TV channels today. People can choose programs from hundreds of TV channels. Computers are also changing the 7.________people use their leisure time. Today people are spending more time doing things on their computers. Surfing the Internet is becoming another popular free-time activity. In fact, some employers are finding that 8.________ are skipping lunch to surf the Internet. More and more, people are mixing 9.________work time and play time. They talk on the telephone while they are commuting to work. They 10. ________ work papers while they are eating. They listen to music while they are studying. Maybe this is why people believe that they have less free time today. Passage 16 leave still between much win when change school absent I For most freshmen, August is the month for military training. It serves as a good chance to meet our classmates and get ready for campus life. Our 1.________training took place from Aug 23 to 29. One of the challenges was to make a blackboard newspaper for our new classroom. 2.________I found out that I was in charge of this project, I was nervous. What if my classmates wouldn’t follow 3.________ instructions? The project began on Aug 24. My group gave up our lunch break so that we would have 4. ________time to work. One girl in my group said that we should shorten the text and 5.________more space for pictures. The arguments 6.________ us upset me from time to time, but whenever there was an argument, I tried to stay calm. I thought hard about whether or not to take her suggestions and then made some 7.________. I found that she had a lot of good ideas. As time went by, even when I was 8.________ for practice, I wasn’t worried about leaving the project to her. Finally, it was time for our project to be judged. Our teacher said that no matter what the results might be, our efforts were 9.________ impressive. Our class eventually 10.________first prize in the competition. But our teacher was right: The outcome didn’t matter. I had never seen a class with such a strong sense of group honor, and at that moment, I realized that I was working with a great group of students. Passage 17 fail ride time he but from shout blind thankful into Peter was driving his car to meet a friend in another city. When he was about halfway there , he got 1.________ an accident and his car went into a ditch(沟). He was 2.________ far from the city. Peter tried his best to pull the car out of the ditch, but 3. ________ . He felt helpless and didn't know what to do. Luckily, a farmer was 4.________ by on a big strong horse. He called the horse Buddy. The farmer took Buddy up to the car and called out, “Pull, Nellie, pull!" Buddy didn't move. Then the farmer 5.________ again, “Pull, Buster, pull!" Buddy didn't move. Once more, the farmer cried out, “Pull, Coco, pull!" 6. ________ the horse wouldn't move. Then the farmer said, “Pull, Buddy, pull!" After hearing 7. ________ name, the horse gave the car a pull and easily dragged(拖) it out of the ditch. Peter was 8.________to the farmer. But he felt a bit strange. He asked the farmer why he called his horse by the wrong name three 9. ________ . The farmer said, “Oh, Buddy is 10.________. If he thought he was the only one pulling, he wouldn't even try!" Passage 18 bad because pay she later help doctor stop with spend Mr. Black was worried because she couldn’t stop her son, Jack from betting. Jack 1. ________all his money betting on horse races. And even worse he would bet on everything. So Mrs. Black asked her family doctor, Mr. Dodd, for 2. ________ . The doctor was an old funny man 3. with a beard. He said, “I’ve 4. ________ many people from betting before. I can help your son too.” The next day, Mrs. Black let Jack see the doctor. While they were talking, Jack was looking at the 5. ________ beard. Suddenly he said “I bet you $50 that your beard is not a real one.” “Oh, no,” the doctor said. “Can I pull your beard and find out? ” the boy asked. “OK, if my beard is real, you will 6. ________ me $50.” Then the boy pulled it and soon found out it was real. The doctor laughed. Two days 7.________ , the doctor telephoned Mrs. Black, “I think I’ve stopped your son from betting.” He told 8.________the story. But Mrs. Black said, “You made him 9. ________.” “Why?” the doctor asked. “10. ________ before he went to see you, he bet me $100 that you would ask him to pull your beard!” Passage 19 factory size also easy into danger put work he hurt Miguel Soto is a machine tool operator(技工). He 1.________in a factory. A machine tool operator, or machinist, uses machine tools to cut metal and make it 2.________ different shapes. Machinists make metal parts for many kinds of machines. Then other 3.________ use these metal parts to make cars, airplanes, radios, and all kinds of metal equipment and machines. Machinists 4.________ make machines. Then these machines can make other machines. These new machines can make books, furniture, clothes, and many other things. It is Monday morning and Miguel is entering the factory. He is 5.________ on special clothes and strong work shoes. Factory work can be 6. ________, so he is even putting on special glasses to cover his eyes. Then he will not 7. ________ himself. Now Miguel is working at a hole machine. He is making holes in some metal for an airplane wing. 8.________machine is drilling(打钻) holes in the metal. There is a long line of holes. Now Miguel is enlarging the holes. Then they will be the right 9.________ to put the wing on the airplane. Miguel likes his work. He likes to make parts for machines because these machines make our life 10.________. Passage 20 two word regret choose they advice like rise after possible One day, a young woman said something that hurt her best friend and the friend never met her after that. She 1.________ it, and wanted to take the words back. She asked an old woman for 2.________. The old woman said, “You need to do two things. Tonight, take your best feather(羽毛) pillow (枕头) and before the sun 3.________, you must put a single feather on the doorstep(门阶) of each house in town. After you finish, come back to me and I will tell you the 4.________ one.” At night, the young woman went from doorstep and didn't miss a single one. 5.________ she finished, she went back and said, “I have put a feather on the doorstep of each home.” Now the old woman said, “Go back and find the feathers, then put 6.________ back into your pillows, then everything will be as it was before.” The young woman cried, “You know that's 7.________! The wind blew away each feather as soon as I put it on the doorsteps.” Each of your words is 8.________ a feather in the wind. You can never return those 9.________ to your mouth. So remember: 10.________ your words well, and use warm words when you say something. Passage 21 student come real what think easy need with she so A fifth grade girl called Xu Ping at Zhengzhou Lizhi Primary School created a Kindness Closet(衣橱) to help students in 1.________. “Once one of my friends told me that she needed some clothes to wear to school. 2.________ I went to my closet and got the clothes and shoes that I wasn’t going to wear any more,” Xu Ping said. “I gave them to her and she was 3. ________ happy.” After giving her friend clothes, Xu Ping couldn't stop 4.________ about how great it was to help others. “She realized what a difference that she made for 5.________friend. She said that was 6. easy to do and wanted to do that for more people,” said Xu Ping's mother. So, Xu Ping came to her principal 7.________ her idea to create a Kindness Closet, a place where 8. ________can visit during the school day to “shop” for new or worn clothes. “She came to me, and I said, ‘Yes, let's do it,’” the principal said. “It’s great for Xu Ping to see her dream 9. ________ true,” the principal said. “To help others is a part of our school culture. And it's also 10.________ every teacher and parent would want their kids to do—to help others as much as they can.” 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $$