There’ll be a charity（慈善）show called ‘Sunshine For All ’__1__ 29th April. The show will be held at Beijing Sunshine Secondary School. We are organizing the show to raise money __2__ Project Hope.
Project Hope helps build schools. It __3__ helps poor children go to school. We think it’s __4__ that all children learn to read and write. However, some children __5__ go to school because their parents are too poor. Their families have no money so the children have to go to work instead of __6__ to school.
We hope to raise money to help poor children go to school. Tickets are￥20 each. Of course, donations __7__always welcome.
The show starts at 7.30p.m. and __8__ at 9.30p.m. . There’ll be a magic（魔術(shù)）show, music and drama, so it should be a fun evening! We hope __9__ people will come and support（支持）Project Hope.
Finally, we’d like to thank the people. They donated time and materials ___10__ this show possible. We want to thank our teachers for their help and support.
(   ) 1.A. in          B. on             C. at         D. during
(   ) 2.A. to          B. for             C. of         D. with
(   ) 3.A.also         B. too            C. either      D. neither
(   ) 4.A.important    B. impossible      C. polite      D. impolite
(   ) 5.A. doesn’t      B. don’t         C. didn’t      D. did not
(   ) 6.A. go          B. goes           C. going      D. gone
(   ) 7.A. am          B. is             C. are        D. be
(   ) 8.A.finish        B. finishes        C. finishing    D. finished
(   ) 9 .A. much       B. a lot           C. a few      D. lots of
(   ) 10.A. make       B. to make       C. made      D. making

小題1:B
小題1:B
小題1:A
小題1:A
小題1:B
小題1:C
小題1:C
小題1:B
小題1:D
小題1:B
小題1:B  on 29th April 在四月29日。在某月某日用介詞on。
小題2:B for為了，for Project Hope 為了希望工程。
小題3:A 上句說希望工程幫助建學(xué)校，這句說也幫助貧窮孩子上學(xué)。
小題4:A 我們認為孩子學(xué)習(xí)讀寫是很重要的。
小題5:B 然而，一些孩子由于父母比較窮二不能上學(xué)。本句中主語是some children為復(fù)數(shù)，且全文都是一般現(xiàn)在時，故應(yīng)用don’t。
小題6:C instead of為介詞，故后面應(yīng)用v-ing的形式。
小題7:C 捐獻是受歡迎的，donations為復(fù)數(shù)，故應(yīng)用are。
小題8:B七點半開始，后面當然應(yīng)該是九點半結(jié)束。主語是The show故應(yīng)用第三人稱單數(shù)finishes 。
小題9:D 我們希望越來越多的人支持這個希望工程A. much修飾不可數(shù)名詞，  B. a lot 應(yīng)用a lot of，  C. a few指一些    D. lots of許多，相當于a lot of。
小題10:B他們捐獻時間和物質(zhì)來使得這個節(jié)目成為可能。to make this show possible.使…..成為可能。to  make 表目的。
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