Everydaywealwaysseesomeoneneedinghelp.Some26seriousillnessesorpain;somefeel27andtheyneedfriendship;somedisabledpeoplecan’texpresstheirfeelings.Manypeoplearewillingtohelpthosein28

　　  Everydaywealwaysseesomeoneneedinghelp.Some26      seriousillnessesorpain;somefeel27      andtheyneedfriendship;somedisabledpeoplecan’texpresstheirfeelings.Manypeoplearewillingtohelpthosein28      .Theyofferto29      moneyforcharitiesordosomevoluntarywork.ForexamplesomehighschoolanduniversitystudentsintheUSoften30      manyhoursasvolunteersinhospitalsoroldpeople’shomes.Thesevolunteersreadbooksforthepeopleortheyplaygameswiththem31      raisetheirspirits.Otheryoungvolunteersgoandworkinthehomesofthepeoplewith32      .Theycleanuptheirhousesordotheshoppingforthem.

　　  Therearealotofclubsincities.Theyorganizeallkindsofactivitiesincommunities.Theymayshowmoviesorhaveshort33      tomountainsbeachesormuseums.Peoplepaynothingforsomeactivities.Mostoftheseclubsuse34      asvolunteersbecausetheycanunderstandtheproblemsoftheseyoungboysandgirlsmoreeasily.

　　  Volunteersbelievethatthehappiestpeopleintheworldarethosewhohelpto35      joytoothers.

　　26.A.looklike   B.sufferfrom

　　   C.takein   D.leadto

　　27.A.lonely   B.tired   C.busy   D.disabled

　　28.A.use   B.tears   C.black   D.need

　　29.A.raise   B.rise   C.finish   D.organize

　　30.A.spend   B.pay   C.take   D.cost

　　31.A.enoughto   B.sothat

　　   C.inorderto   D.suchas

　　32.A.surprise   B.difficulties   C.courage   D.peace

　　33.A.path   B.ways   C.break   D.trips

　　34.A.teenagers   B.strangers   C.passengers   D.seniors

　　35.A.take   B.bring   C.carry   D.fetch