初中英语牛津译林版（2024）八年级下册（2024）Unit 6 Sunshine for allWelcome to the unit练习题

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话题：人与社会-志愿服务
基础篇
01
Dear Chairpersn,
I wuld like t be a vlunteer fr the 2023 Special Olympics Wrld Games in Berlin, Germany. The Special Olympics are h 1 every fur years. They help children and adults with intellectual disabilities shw t 2 skills t the wrld. The events are s 3 t thse in the Olympics. Athletes are really great and never g 4 up their dreams.
As vlunteers, the mst imprtant thing is nt t have pity n the athletes, but t help them. W 5 they are sad, we will encurage them t feel mre cnfident. We wrk c 6 with each ther, and we make the event a great success.
I think it is gd fr me t be a vlunteer b 7 I expect t learn a lt frm thse great athletes. I have a lt f useful skills, such as speaking English well, cmmunicating well w 8 athletes. T be a vlunteer will be the m 9 amazing experience f my life. If everyne can give a helping hand, we will have a wrld full f lve and sunshine.
It will be my great hnr t becme a vlunteer fr the event. I hpe yu can accept me and help me achieve my d 10 .
Yurs faithfully,
Wu Bing
02
I think it wnderful t help thers, s I wuld like t t 1 part in the activity this weekend.
My neighbur Mr Li needs ur help. A prblem with his eyes has left him b 2 . Since he lives alne, it’s really difficult fr him t take a walk and d sme reading. S I plan t take him fr a walk. I will chat with him and r 3 newspapers fr him. I als plan t help c 4 his flat. It is necessary fr us t d smething fr the e 5 . And we can als learn mre abut their lives.
We knw there are many left-behind (留守的) children nw. Their parents wrk far away f 6 their hmetwns. These children are facing many p 7 nw. It is easy fr them t feel l 8 and they als have sme truble making friends with thers smetimes. I think we shuld plan a v 9 prject t help them. And we can d 10 ur mney and clthes t them. We shuld care mre abut them. And parents shuld return t see their children as ften as pssible.
03
Everyne needs help. Smetimes we help thers, and smetimes thers help us. I have a gd friend c 1 David. He is always ready t help peple in need.
David is a cllege student. He s 2 mst f his free time ding vlunteer wrk at a cmmunity center. He helps ld peple d shpping, clean their huses, and even read newspapers t 3 them. He als helps children with their hmewrk. He says that helping thers makes him feel h 4 .
Last mnth, David rganized a charity shw t r 5 mney fr children in pr areas. He spent three weeks p 6 fr the shw. He invited many lcal singers t take p 7 in the shw. Many peple came t the shw and dnated mney. In the end, they raised mre than 20,000 yuan. David was very excited when he knew the r 8 .
David says, “I think everyne shuld d smething t help thers. Even a s 9 help can make a big difference t smene’s life. We live in the same wrld. We shuld help e 10 ther t make the wrld a better place.”
培优篇
04
When I was little, I watched the Paralympic Games n TV. Everyne n the Chinese team was amazing, and they i 1 me a lt. I decided t becme an athlete m 2 . I culd nt believe it when I was chsen t c 3 in the Beijing 2022 Paralympic Winter Games.
The Paralympic Games are a huge event. T make sure everything runs s 4 , it is n 5 fr peple frm different backgrunds t wrk clsely tgether. The event als r 6 supprt frm many vlunteers.
Befre the Games began, I really did nt knw what t e 7 . Hwever, we were lucky t have a vlunteer n 8 Liu Ming. He helped me and ther athletes in wheelchairs get n and ff the bus, and he als r 9 us t put n ur seatbelts. Thanks t Liu’s help, we culd fcus n preparing fr the cmpetitin.
I was lucky enugh t win a gld m 10 . It was a great feeling! I am really grateful t the vlunteers.
05
Vlunteering is becming mre and mre ppular in China. There are many vlunteer p 1 .
The “G West” Prgramme is very famus. It b 2 in 2003. It asks cllege students t wrk in w 3 China. Many students s 4 up fr it every year.
Yang Yu taught C 5 in Qinghai. He said it was a m 6 experience.
Xia Wei is a student. He s 7 frm a serius bld disease. He needs an expensive 8 . The Students’ Unin is rganizing a charity sale t r 9 mney.
We shuld all give a helping hand. It’s gd t be k 10 t thers.
06
Jack is a high schl student wh lves helping thers. Last year, he decided t j 1 a vlunteer prgram at the lcal cmmunity centre. Every Saturday mrning, he ges there t help the elderly.
Mrs Li is an 80-year-ld wman wh lives a 2 . Her children wrk in anther city and can nly visit her during hlidays. Jack helps her with shpping and reads n 3 t her. Smetimes they just sit and chat. Mrs Li ften says, “Jack is like a grandsn t me.”
One day, Mrs Li fell and hurt her leg. Jack tk her t the hspital and stayed with her u 4 her daughter arrived. Mrs Li was deeply t 5 and said, “Withut yur help, I dn’t knw what I wuld have dne.”
Jack says that helping thers makes him feel h 6 inside. “I used t spend my weekends playing vide games,” he says. “Nw I d smething m 7 . I feel like I am making a difference.”
His schl als encurages students t take part in v 8 wrk. Teachers say it helps students learn respnsibility and kindness. Jack’s classmates have jined him, and they ften wrk t 9 n prjects.
Jack believes that everyne can help, n matter hw s 10 the act is. “A smile, a kind wrd, r a helping hand can brighten smene’s day,” he says.
07
Dear all,
I am writing t ask fr yur help. Xia Wei, ne f ur Grade 8 students, is in n 1 . He is suffering frm a serius b 2 disease. He has been a 3 frm schl since last mnth because he had t stay in the hspital.
Xia Wei cmes frm an 4 family. His parents are bth factry wrkers. The dctrs said that a necessary 5 wuld save him, but it csts ver 300,000 yuan. His parents cannt a 6 such an expensive cst. Withut this treatment, his life wuld be at r 7 .
It is highly n 8 fr us t d smething. The Students’ Unin is rganizing a charity s 9 t raise mney fr him next Friday. Please cme t the schl playgrund and buy sme items. Yu can als d 10 yur pcket mney directly. If we all give a helping hand, we can save his life!
The Students’ Unin
08
When I was in primary schl, I met a by named Liu Ta in my class. He was brn with a disability in his left leg, s he culdn’t walk as f 1 as ther children. At first, many kids laughed at him, and he felt very lnely and sad.
I tld my mther abut this, and she e 2 me t be friends with him and help him. Frm then n, I walked t schl with him every day, and helped him carry his schlbag. When we had PE class, I stayed with him and played games that he culd take part in. I als r 3 my classmates nt t laugh at him, and t be kind t him.
Little by little, mre and mre classmates jined me t help Liu Ta. He became mre c 4 and utging. He even tk part in the schl’s speech cmpetitin, and wn the third prize. He said that all f us had g 5 him the curage t stand n the stage.
This experience has i 6 my life a lt. I learned that everyne is equal, and we shuld respect peple n matter what they lk like r what difficulties they have. I als learned that a small kind act can make a big d 7 t smene’s life.
Nw, we are bth in high schl, and we are still best friends. We ften take part in vlunteer activities tgether, t help mre disabled peple like Liu Ta. We want t tell them that they can a 8 their dreams as lng as they never give up.
We never knw hw ur kindness will influence thers, but it’s always wrth t 9 . If everyne can give a little lve t the peple arund them, the wrld will becme a much b 10 place.
09
When I was furteen years ld, I started vlunteering at a lcal hspital. My jb was t help the v 1 find their way arund. Many peple came t the hspital fr the first time and felt l 2 r wrried. I wuld smile and ask, “Can I help yu?”
One day, an ld man came in. He was hlding a piece f paper with a dctr’s name n it. His hands were s 3 as he tried t read the paper. I walked up t him and asked if he needed help. He lked at me with watery eyes and said, “I can’t find my way. My wife is in the hspital, and I want t see her.”
I tk his arm gently and led him t the right flr. Alng the way, we talked. He tld me they had been m 4 fr fiftytw years. His vice was full f lve and wrry.
When we reached his wife’s rm, he turned t me and said, “Thank yu. Yu are very kind.” His smile made my heart warm.
That small mment taught me smething i 5 . Vlunteering isn’t abut ding big things. It’s abut shwing kindness when it is needed. Smetimes a smile, a gentle wrd, r a helping hand can make a huge d 6 t smene’s day.
After that, I began t lk fr mre ways t help. I helped c 7 fd fr the hmeless, read stries t children at the library, and visited elderly peple wh lived a 8 . Each time, I felt a sense f jy that I had never e 9 befre.
Nw I am seventeen, and I still vlunteer every week. I believe that everyne has the pwer t make the wrld a little brighter. Yu dn’t need t be s 10 r rich. Yu just need t care.
10
Mr. Jhnsn is a kindhearted man. He is the 1 f a small bakery in a quiet twn. He l 2 in the cuntryside and ges t wrk by bike every mrning. He always takes a walk after wrk u 3 it is raining, because he thinks walking is gd fr his health.
One sunny afternn, Mr. Jhnsn was walking a 4 the street happily when a yung man s 5 him and said, “Excuse me, sir. Yu prbably dn’t remember me. Five years ag, I came t this twn withut any mney. Yu gave me a laf f bread and a glass f milk. Yu said yu were willing t help a yung man start a new life.
Mr. Jhnsn lked at him carefully and thught fr a few m 6 . Then he said, “Oh, I remember yu. Hw are yu ding nw?”
The yung man smiled and said, “I fund a jb and nw I have my wn family. I came back t t 7 yu.”
Mr. Jhnsn was deeply mved. He invited the yung man t his bakery and they talked fr a lng time. Befre leaving, the yung man left a small gift—a h 8 painted sign that read, “Kindness changes lives.”
Mr. Jhnsn hung the sign in his bakery. Every day, custmers wuld see it and ask abut the stry. Many f them were i 9 t help thers after hearing it.
Smetimes a small act f kindness can make a big d 10 in smene’s life.