() 5. The surprising story the morning of 1 May.

   A. was happened in   B. happened in   C. was happened on   D. happened on

() 4. All the old people in our neighbourhood at the home for the elderly.

   A. are taken good care of   B. take good care of   C. are taken good care   D. look after well

() 3. Jane to sing us an American song last Saturday.

   A. invited   B. was asked   C. told   D. is invited

() 2. —The soup good. Would you like to try some?

一 OK.

   A. is smelt   B. was smelt   C. smells   D. smelt

() 1. It is said that one of the robbers (搶劫者) in a park yesterday.

   A. caught   B. was caught   C. were caught   D. is caught

5. —Whenthe Olympic Sports Centre (build) ?

—In 2003.

4. These photos (take) by Linda on the Great Wall the day before yesterday.

3. He . (choose) to be the monitor by his classmates last week.

1. You can watch TV when your homework (do) .

2. We (teach) History by Mr. Brown this term.

  The history of ORBIS International began in the 1970s. At that time,Dr David Paton from the USA visited many developing countries. He found that the high costs prevented most doctors and nurses in these areas from receiving international medical training programmes.

   Dr Paton thought there should be a mobile teaching hospital. ORBIS flying eye hospital took off for the first time in 1982. Since then,the flying eye hospital and its international medical team have carried out (實(shí)施) treatment and training programmes in more than 85 countries.

   Besides the flying eye hospital,ORBIS has also set up offices in some developing countries. In many other countries,ORBIS works together with local hospitals and provides one-week-long training programmes.

   ORBIS has also started a programme called Cyber-Sight. It works through the Cyber-sight Website to provide an e-library and e-learning programmes for doctors and nurses.

   So far,more than 3,000,000 people have directly received medical treatment and more than 124,000 doctors and nurses have been trained in ORBIS programmes. Most importantly,as many as 27 ,5000,000 children and adults have benefited (受益) from ORBIS programmes worldwide.

() 1. Most doctors and nurses in developing countries couldnt receive training because .

   A. they didn't have enough money   B. they were too busy

   C. they thought it was useless   D. they were good enough

() 2. What does the phrase “took off ” mean?

   A. 建立   B. 起飛   C. 脫掉   D. 降落

() 3. ORBIS flying eye hospital has a history of .

   A. over 30 years   B. less than 30 years   C. Over 40 years   D. about 50 years

() 4. Which of the following is NOT true according to the article?

   A. The ORBIS flying eye hospital has visited over 85 countries since 1982.

   B. The training programmes at local hospitals usually last for one week.

   C. ORBIS has a website for doctors and nurses to learn and improve skills.

   D. ORBIS has offered medical treatment to over 124,000 people.

() 5. When Dr Paton first had the idea,he mainly wanted to help .

   A. patients with eye problems   B. train doctors and nurses

   C. children with eye problems   D. set up local offices