Question

Please help the Ruth Hayman Trust Who was Ruth Hayman?

When she came to England, she started up English language classes for adults who had come to live in England. When Ruth died in 1981, some teachers started a charity to remember her.

Who does the Trust help?

Adults who:

●are over the age of 16

●learn English as a foreign language

●are now living in Britain

In 2016-2017, we helped hundreds of students from about 40 countries to study lessons such as medicine, English and computer.

How does the Trust help?

Most of the money we give is for lesson and exam fees (費). And we also give some money for books and tools such as knives and scissors.

Where is the money from?

We raise the money ourselves. Some people give us money because they support what we do. We also have many events such as concerts, sales of things and food to raise money. We once helped Naima. She helped us raise money later. She talked about how the Trust had helped to change her life. But we don’t have enough money. To continue helping people like Naima, we need to raise more money.

How can you help?

Please help by organizing a money-raising event in your college or in your community. We will help you say “thank you”.

Please help the Ruth Hayman Trust Who was Ruth Hayman?

When she came to England, she started up English language classes for adults who had come to live in England. When Ruth died in 1981, some teachers started a charity to remember her.

Who does the Trust help?

Adults who:

●are over the age of 16

●learn English as a foreign language

●are now living in Britain

In 2016-2017, we helped hundreds of students from about 40 countries to study lessons such as medicine, English and computer.

How does the Trust help?

Most of the money we give is for lesson and exam fees (費). And we also give some money for books and tools such as knives and scissors.

Where is the money from?

We raise the money ourselves. Some people give us money because they support what we do. We also have many events such as concerts, sales of things and food to raise money. We once helped Naima. She helped us raise money later. She talked about how the Trust had helped to change her life. But we don’t have enough money. To continue helping people like Naima, we need to raise more money.

How can you help?

Please help by organizing a money-raising event in your college or in your community. We will help you say “thank you”.

1.How did Ruth Hayman help others?

A. By giving classes to adults.

B. By starting a small charity.

C. By organizing money-raising events.

D. By helping the teachers in England.

2.The following four people are all living in Britain. Who may get help from the Ruth Hayman Trust?

A. A ten-year-old boy who wants to learn English.

B. A sixteen-year-old girl who wants to study in China.

C. A seventeen-year-old boy whose first language is English.

D. A nineteen-year-old poor girl who can only speak French.

3.Which is NOT the way to get money?

A. Raising money by having some events.

B. Getting money from some kind people.

C. Asking for money from the people they have helped.

D. Getting help from the people they have helped.

4.Which is TRUE according to the passage?

A. The Ruth Hayman Trust was set up after Ruth Hayman died.

B. The Ruth Hayman Trust only helps people from England.

C. The Ruth Hayman Trust only helps with lesson and exam fees.

D. The Ruth Hayman Trust gets most of its money from teachers.

5.Why did the writer write this passage?

A. To introduce a famous person.

B. To show why a charity is successful.

C. To introduce how to get help in England.

D. To encourage us to help a charity.

Answer 1