根据短文内容，选择最佳选项。(10分)

(   )41. According to the passage, the greatest advantage that you can get from volunteer work is 　　　　.

A. traveling to another place

B. learning some new skills

C. meeting many interesting people

D. getting some guides to the future paid job

(   )42. If you are interested in medicine and helping patients, you can do volunteer work at ____

A. hospitals

B. nursing homes

C. gardening centers

D. old people’s homes

(   )43. According to the passage, you can ____ by being a volunteer in a gardening center.

A. enjoy reading

B. develop gardening skills

C. do office work

D. practice talking and listening

(   )44. Which can be put in the blank of the last paragraph?

A. Clubs     B. Books

C. Libraries  D. Computers

(   )45. The passage mainly tells us ____　.

A. how to get volunteer work

B. how to be a good volunteer

C. where to find good volunteer work

D. some great volunteer ideas for teens

四. 任务型阅读(10分)

Taking kids to the movies sounds like fun. Now we have some suggestions for you.

Choose the right movie and date.

Make sure that you’ve chosen a suitable movie for your children’s ages and that the running time isn’t too long. Avoid opening days, especially with younger children, as too many people can mean long lines and more noise.

Buy the tickets ahead of time and bring your own snacks.

Save yourself time at the ticket box and snack bars. You can buy your tickets online. And bringing snacks from home saves money as well as time. You can bring a box of popcorn (爆米花) to share. Also, bringing small drinks can help to avoid toilet trips.

Let the kids know the rules.

It’s time to talk about a few rules. Make sure your children know the usual cinema rules about being quiet, staying in their seats and not disturbing (打扰) other people. Ask them to tell you some rules before you go inside the cinema—that’ll make sure they can remember them.

Save the attention span (持续时间) for the movie.

Trying to keep your kids sitting for two hours can be difficult. Make it easy on them by skipping (跳过) the endless previews (预告片) and ads at the start of a movie. Ask about when the movie will start and don’t get into the theatre until then.