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Cherylwouldtellhernottoworry.Itdidn’tmatter.Butstillhermotherfeltshehadletherdownandsaidsorryateachgoodbye.

“Mom,doyourememberwhenImadethehighschoolbasketballteam?

”

Cheryl’smothernodded.

“You’ddrivesofarandsitforsolong,andIneverevenleftthebenchtoplay.YouwaitedformeaftereverygameandeachtimeIfeltbadandsaidsorrytoyouforwastingyourtime.”Cherylgentlytookhermother’shand.

“Doyourememberwhatyou’dsaytome?

“IwouldsayIdidn’tcometoseeyouplay.Icametoseeyou.”

“Andyoumeantthosewords,didn’tyou?

“Yes,Ireallydid.”

“Well,nowIsaythesamewordstoyou.Ididn’tcometoseeyoutalk.Icametoseeyou.”

Hermotherunderstoodandsmiledasshefellasleep.

Theirafternoonstogetherpassedquietlyintodays,weeksandmonths.Tothelastdaytheycaredeachotherinsilence,lovegivenandreceivedjustbyseeingeachother.

16.Accordingtothewriter,themostpainfulmomentis________.

A.sayinggoodbyetothosetheyloveB.watchingone’smotherleaveandsaygoodbye

C.waitingtospeaktothosetheyloveD.waitingtosaygoodbyetothosetheylove

17.WhydidthemothersayshehadletCheryldown?

A.HerdiseasehadcostCherylmuchmoney.B.Cherylhadcriedtoomanytimesforher.

C.Cherylhadn’tstayedwithhereveryday.D.Shefeltsorryforbeingunabletotalkmuch.

18.Cheryltoldhermotherabouttheschoolbasketballgameinorderto________.

A.saysorrytohermotherB.testhermother’smemory

C.makehermotherfeelbetterD.askhermothertoforgetit

19.Whichofthefollowingbestdescribesthemainideaofthepassage?

A.Visitingyoursickparentsismeaningful.B.Sayingsorryisnecessarybetweenlovedones.

C.Lovemeansbeingtherewithlovedones.D.Childrenandparentsneedunderstanding.

B

CollectionDaysforRubbish

KindsofRubbishCollectionDays

ThingswecanrecyclePlasticthingsWednesday

Cans,Bottles,PETbottlesThursday

Thingswecanburn

Examples:

Foodwaste,Clothes,UsedpaperTuesday

Friday

Thingswecan’tburn

Claythings,MetallicthingsthefirstMonday

thethirdMonday

●Pleasegettherubbishreadyby8:

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Pleasetrytoreducetherubbishinyourlife!

◆metallic像金属的

20.Lookatthecalendar.It’sOctober6thtoday.Youbrokeaclaycupthismorning.Whenwilltheycollectthebrokencup?

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A.OnOctober3nd.B.OnOctober10th.C.OnOctober17th.D.OnOctober24th.

21.Whichofthefollowingthingscanbecollectedtoburn?

A.Dinnerfood.B.Fishcans.C.Plasticplates.D.Milkbottles.

C

Whenwethinkoffoodfarmingweusuallythinkofgreenfieldsinthecountry,outsidethecity.SamCheeworksonaverydifferenttypeoffarm,inthecenteroftheCanadiancityofToronto.“Wegrowfruitvegetablesandherbs,”saysSam.“Butnotmanypeopleknowthefarmishere.Youcan’tseeitfromthestreet.We’reontopofanofficebuilding,50metersabovetheground.”

RooftopfarmingisbecomingpopularincitieslikeToronto,NewYorkandLondon.Theroofsofbuildingsareoftenjustwastedspace,butthisspacecanbeusedforgrowinggoodfreshfood,rightinthemiddleofthecity.Samexplainshowitworks.“Wegroweverythinginbigboxes-therearehundredsofthem.Wecatchrainwatertowatertheplantswhentheweatherisdry.”

TherooftopfarmwhereSamworksbelongstoarestaurantcalledGreenGarden,onthegroundfloorofthebuilding.Thefarmproducesabouthalftherestaurant’sfruitandvegetables.SambelievesthattherooftopfarmiswhatmakesGreenGardenspecial.“Wehelptokeepfoodproductionlocal.Wedon’tneedtotransportthisfoodfromanywhereandthatsavesenergy.It’sbetterfortheenvironment.”

Thefoodfromtherooftopisfreshertoo.“Whenthefruitandvegetablesareripewecanpickthemandusethemrightaway.Theytastebetterwhenthey’rereallyfresh,”saysSam.“Ihopethattherewillbemorerooftopfarmsinthecitysoon.Itcoul