【正文】 ited to say a word in class B My friend Jason and I wanted to do something to help other people who are less fortunate and help us grow at the same we decided that we would volunteer in Nepal， I did some research on the Inter and I found Volunteer Nepal and felt strongly that it was the right choice for us. While making our plans， Jason and I realized that others might like the opportunity to be a part of our before leaving for Nepal， we asked the people we know whether they would be interested in donating(捐贈(zèng) ) cash or goods to Nepal Orphans(孤兒 ) Home. One friend， whose family owns a chain called Drake Supermarket， told others about effort paid received donations that filled 29 boxes with sporting goods， toys， coloring books， pencils， children’s books ， and boxes were later taken to Drake’s warehouse where I prepared them for agreed to ship them to Nepal for free. The boxes had arrived at the Volunteer House when we arrived next day，Jason and I unpacked the children from the orphanages lined up and were each able to choose a process took about an hour， but the looks on their faces and the happiness that we saw in their eyes made it one of the best days of our life. We visited the orphanages there in the following with the children at the orphanages was both sad and ’m sure that anyone who has volunteered will understand what I mean by experience as a volunteer was very rewarding(有益的 )． It has changed me as a person and the way I viewed life in the past. 31． The writer did some research on the Inter probably to ________. A． get in touch with some students B． find an anization for volunteers C． decide in which country to volunteer D． find some friends to volunteer with him 32． Before leaving for Nepal， the writer ________. A． asked his friends to go with him B． filled 29 boxes with the things he bought C． received many donations from other people D． bought many things in Drake Supermarket 33． What did Drake Supermarket do to help the writer? A． It donated many sporting goods. B． It helped call Nepal Orphans Home. C． It helped keep the boxes at a low price. D． It helped ship the boxes to Nepal for free. 34． What can we learn from Paragraph 4? A． The children were very happy to receive the gifts. B． The writer didn’t expect the kids would love the gifts. C． The writer and his friend took the gifts to the orphanages. D． The children had never received gifts from others before. 35． The writer thinks that his experience as a volunteer was ________. A． useless B． helpful C． boring D． disappointing C Americans like to travel on their yearly ， more and more travelers in the United States are spending nights at small houses or inns instead of get a room for the night and the breakfast the next morning. Rooms for the night in private homes with breakfast have been popular with travelers in Europe for many the past five to ten years ， these bed173。breakfast places have bee popular in the United of these America’s bed173。breakfast inns are old historic bed173。breakfast inns have only a few rooms， others are much inns do not provide telephones or televisions in the rooms， others do. Staying at a bed173。breakfast inn is much different from staying at a the cost is much at an inn is almost like visiting someone’s owners are glad to tell about the areas and the interesting places to vacationers say that they enjoy the chance to meet local families. 36． Americans take a holiday trip ________. A． all the year round B． for years C． every year D． every other year 37． According to the passage， which of the following is NOT true? A． Some Americans like to stay at bed173。breakfast homes instead of at hotels. B． The bed173。breakfast inns are private homes， opened to vacationers. C． The bed173。breakfast inns have been popular in America for a long time. D． The bed173。breakfast inn owners provide a morning meal for their visitors and a room for the night. 38． Why do American travelers prefer staying at bed173。breakfast inns? A． It is like visiting someone’s home. B． The mo