—Your watch is so beautiful．It must be expensive．

—Not at all．I only________￥20 on it．

A．cost

B．spent

C．paid

D．took

A. May, Yes, you may.

B. May, No, you don’t

C. Can, No, you needn’t.

D. Can, Yes, you can’t.

【1】You can buy a shirt for your father on _________.

A. the third floorB. the fourth floorC. the fifth floor

【2】According to the guide, you can go shopping at _________on weekends.

A. 8:00 a.m.B. 9:30 p.m.C. 10:30 p.m.

THE KIDBRIDGE TOLERANCE MUSEUM

Volunteer Opportunity(機(jī)會(huì)) for College Students

VOLUNTEER ACTIVITIES

Our volunteer college students work with small groups of young people to guide them through activities and discussions. Students from different majors(專業(yè)) can learn a lot from our program, especially teacher major. Working with small groups is an excellent way to develop as a new teacher. Many of our visitors have Spanish as a first language, so bilingual(雙語的) teachers are wanted.

TRAINING

No experience is necessary! Have fun working with the young. New volunteers receive training and work with experienced teachers.

TIME COMMITMENT

Field trips take place between 9:30 am and 1:30 pm during the week. Volunteers may work 9:30 am to 11:30 am or 12:15 pm to 1:30 pm, or 9:30 am to 1:30 pm if you like. Volunteers generally attend as often or as little as they prefer.

OTHER WAYS TO VOLUNTEER

Kidsbridge also provides opportunities for students with

specific interests to do research and learn more. Internship (實(shí)習(xí)生) opportunities are available. Volunteering in the Museum also counts as Community Service hours.

College students’ reflections after visiting the Kidsbridge Tolerance Museum:

“It is an experience that can’t be compared to other college classes. I’ve found that sharing time with the kids was not only beneficial to them but a huge benefit to me.”

“Now I know why I want to be a teacher --these children need the best teachers. I learned that you never know what a student is going through, and you may not have the answers. However, if you are the person who that child looks to as different, as a safe place from all of the madness in their lives, then you have opened the door. You can make a world of difference.”

Email: rebeccakidsbridge@Verizon.net

WEBSITE: www. kidsbridgemuseum.org

MUSEUM LOCATION: The Ewing Senior & Community Center 999 Lower Ferry Rd. Ewing, NJ 08628

【1】The volunteers are going to work in a _______.

A.communityB.libraryC.collegeD.museum

【2】Kidsbridge _______.

A.divides the volunteers into small groups

B.provides internship opportunities for specific students

C.gives chances to students who want to do research and learn more.

D.offers training for young people who work with experienced teachers

【3】The purposes of showing us the college students’ reflections are except _______.

A.to tell us how meaningful college classes are

B.to let us know the meaning the volunteer work

C.to share the feelings of the students after the work

D.to make students more interested in the volunteer work

【4】Which of the following is NOT true?

A.To be a volunteer, it is better if you can speak at least two languages.

B.You can attend the activities as well if you are experienced volunteers.

C.You are required to work unless you can work at least 2 hours each time.

D.The time that you spend volunteering will add to your Community Service hours.

【5】The passage is probably written for_______.

A.bilingual teachersB.college teachersC.community groupsD.college students

A. interesting to B. interested to C. is interested to D. is interesting

A. excited, excited

B. excited, exciting

C. exciting, excited

D. exciting, exciting

A. something B. anything

C. nothing D everything.

A. on B. at C. of D. in

A. hear B. doubt

C. repeat D. believe

A. reads B. has read C. will read D. is reading