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Christian Bucks may be young, but he sure knows how to be a good friend. When the York, Pennsylvania, second-grader noticed that some of his schoolmates didn't have anyone to play with during the break time, he came up with a way to help them. He suggested having something called a “buddy bench” put in on his school's playground.
A buddy bench is a special bench where students can sit if they are feeling bored or lonely. It's usually brightly colored with “BUDDY BENCH” in big letters. Other students can then go to the bench and ask them if they would like to play or talk.
“We show we care about others when we ask others to play,” Christian told reporters.
Christian first learned about buddy benches when his family was considering moving to Germany. He saw a buddy bench in a handbook for a German school and thought it would be a great way to fight loneliness on the playground at his own school, Roundtown Elementary School.
Christian told Roundtown's headteacher, Matthew Miller, about his idea at the end of last school year. Miller immediately decided to get a buddy bench. He had Christian pick out its style and bright colors.
“I was the first person who got to sit on the bench when it arrived at Roundtown,” says Christian. He hopes the bench will help “grow our dream circle of friends”.

(1)、Christian Bucks suggested having a buddy bench to help ______.

A、his teachers B、his students C、his parents D、his schoolmates
(2)、Christian learned about the buddy bench ______.

A、in a textbook B、from his father C、in a handbook D、from his headteacher
(3)、What can we learn from the passage?

A、The buddy bench can help to develop friendships B、The buddy bench is designed and made in Germany C、Students can realize their dreams on the buddy bench D、Students love the style and the color of the buddy bench.
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I was in my room, slowly getting ready to head to the theatre with the rest of my family.

I don't want to put on the show in the theatre that day. "Kirstie, come here!" Mum called from down the hall.

"What is it?"I called back and found my mum outside the bathroom, holding a wet book.

Mum gave the book a shake. "Henry's book was in the bathroom. Did you put it there?"

"Not on purpose," I said disinterestedly,"It was already on the corner, and it happened to fall in when I stepped out." Mum looked at

me angrily,"You could have picked it up. That would be the kind thing to do."

Mum never acted like this before. Being kind wasn't actually that hard. But after Henry and his dad moved in, everything felt different. As Henry walked ahead of us to the car, Mum took me aside.

"This is our corner of the world now, Kirstie,"she said. "Let's try to make it a good one. "

I nodded unwillingly.

The theatre was busy as usual. One play a year in the theatre used to be what Mum and I did together most excitedly. But now, with Henry here, it won't be special any more.

Soon, it was my turn. I forgot my anger at Henry when I went on the stage.

As we kids lined up on the stage, I realised how poorly I had tied(系) the drawstring on my skirt —my bow(蝴蝶结) suddenly came untied and my skirt began to drop — in front of hundreds of people!

It was not a dream! It was terribly real! People soon began laughing, and I could feel my face burning.

Then Henry, beside me, came to my aid! He tidied up my clothes, tying the drawstring with a beautiful knot (结). He made a joke about me"not"knowing knots, and most of the people laughed again! This time, the laughter felt OK!

At the end of the show, I found Henry and touched him on the shoulder. "Thanks!"

He smiled, "Knot a problem!"

I smiled guiltily (惭愧地 ). Maybe it wouldn't be so bad to have a new person in my corner of the world after all.

 短文填词。

In the past, my old grandmother didn't enjoy {#blank#}1{#/blank#}(谈话) on the phone. Actually, she hated the {#blank#}2{#/blank#}(产品), so she always {#blank#}3{#/blank#}(避免) using it. She told us that she preferred speaking to people in person. It {#blank#}4{#/blank#}(几乎) made her sad that she couldn't see the person she was talking to. The other day, we chatted with my grandmother and {#blank#}5{#/blank#} (提及) video calling over the Internet. It was invented for people to see each other on applications. {#blank#}6{#/blank#} (突然), we came up with a creative idea. We bought her a laptop which was a(n) {#blank#}7{#/blank#} (国际) brand. One of my cousins went over to her house and taught her how to use it. When she met anything she didn't understand, my cousin would explain it to her. Luckily, she was a quick learner. Now, she is happy and we can tell by the {#blank#}8{#/blank#} (表情) on her face. She says it's also very {#blank#}9{#/blank#} (便利的) because it's {#blank#}10{#/blank#} (可移动). She can put it anywhere in the house because it is small and doesn't take up much room. Without {#blank#}11{#/blank#} (怀疑), it brings her much {#blank#}12{#/blank#} (快乐). She even shares her {#blank#}13{#/blank#} (每天) life with us while she' s {#blank#}14{#/blank#} (煮) something in the kitchen! My cousin and I became the {#blank#}15{#/blank#}(英雄) in her heart.

 阅读下列短文,从下面每小题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中,选出最佳选项。

 Every morning at 5 a. m., workers of Disney World Resort prepare to deliver food to the pickiest (最挑剔的) eaters: thousands of animals that live there. "We make meals tor creatures from big cats to sharks." animal nutrition assistant(营养助手) Cori Coleman says. So how do Coleman and her coworkers at the animal restaurant feed hundreds of animals every day? Nat Geo Kids takes you behind the scenes of the wildest"restaurant" ever.

 Most animals aren't"ordering" the same dish. Their food is based on what they need to stay healthy. Nutritionists use a digital program to prepare catch animal' s daily diet. "Some animals are growing, and others need to lose weight," Coleman says. "It's not as simple as giving every animal the same meal."

 After the diet is decided, the"chefs" deal with items that need to be broken down, like large pieces of fruit. Then they weigh the food to make sure each animal is getting the right amount of food. Finally, they put the meals into boxes so the food can be transported to the animals across the park.

 Keepers watch the animals to record what they like and what they don't. "Our bats love most fruit," keeper Erica Hoffstadt says. "But they can't stand strawberries!". Notes like these are shared with the nutritionists so they can displace food for picky eaters.

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