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1.       What ceremony do students attend when they turn 18? What is the importance of it?

2.       How do you feel about becoming an adult? Why?

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¢ñRead the passage carefully and choose the best answer.

1£®Whom does the speaker deliver the speech to?

A£®Teachers.             B£®Parents.

C£®Senior 1 students.         D£®Senior 3 students.

2£®How do we treat responsibility properly?

A£®We can consider responsibility as a weight which burdens us.

B£®We can consider responsibility as a foundation to support our future development.

C£®We can consider responsibility as an obstacle to our future development.

D£®We can consider responsibility as a challenge to our future development.

3£®Which of the following statements is RIGHT?

A£®As students£¬we only need take responsibility in our studies.

B£®When you admit your mistake bravely£¬you practise the virtue of determination.

C£®You can practise the virtue of integrity by keeping on doing challenging tasks.

D£®Taking responsibility contributes to building a strong character.

4£®What does the word “betterment” in the fifth paragraph mean?

A£®Improvement.        B£®Peace.

C£®Stability.            D£®Harmony.

5£®Why does the speaker give some simple examples in the fifth paragraph?

A£®To show that our environment is becoming more and more beautiful.

B£®To show that everyone should shoulder the responsibility to save natural resources.

C£®To show that by joint efforts£¬we can gradually and continuously change our society for the better.

D£®To show that volunteer work brings love and warmth to the elderly.

6£®What is the speaker’s attitude towards the students’ coming adulthood?

A£®Skeptical.          B£®Optimistic.

C£®Indifferent.        D£®Critical.

¢ò.The main idea of the passage is                              .