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II。 Put the school rules into different places.

SCHOOL RULES

A. You should not draw on the blackboard.

B. You should return the books on time.

C. You should not step on the grass.

D. You should put the books back after you have read them.

E. You should not talk to the driver when the school bus is moving.

F. You should clean the classroom every day.

G. You should turn off all the computers when you leave.

H. You should put away the balls after you have used them.

I. You shouldn’t cut in line when students wait in line for the school bus.

J. You shouldn’t eat,drink or smoke in the computer room.

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A woman called Mary opened this soup kitchen for homeless people. Sixteen years ago,she found all the restaurants were closed during the Thanksgiving holidays ? so many homeless people had to live on the food which restaurants left in the rubbish bins. Mary decided to cook food for those poor people. People heard about Mary's story and many of them joined her team.

T his year,on Thanksgiving Day,I had a chance to do something for the soup kitchen. When I got there,I was surprised to find many homeless people standing in line,waiting for free food. I was even more surprised when I found there was lots of food there. Of course,it was given by kind people.

From noon to half past two,I was busy putting food into a white box. Every time when I was handing out the box to homeless people,everyone said “thank you” to me.

Those “thank you” greatly touched me. As a young man,I enjoy healthy nice food and drink,so I should be thankful for everything I have now because I am lucky enough.

() 1. Who opened the soup kitchen in New York City?

A. Mary. B. The writer.

C. Homeless people. D. Young people.

() 2. How did the writer feel when he saw so many homeless people and so

much food?

A. Sad. B. Happy. C. Worried. D. Surprised.

() 3. The underlined word “touched” probably means “”

A. reached B. moved C. interested D. hurt

() 4. Which of the following is NOT true according to the passage?

A. The writer thinks he is lucky enough because he has enough to eat.

B. The writer invited many homeless people to his home on Thanksgiving Day.

C. All the homeless people were thankful when they got a box of food from the writer.