Ⅱ. 社团活动 Daniel 参与了物理社团开展的一场有趣的折纸飞机活动,他在这次活动中学到了非常重要的东西,我们一起来看看吧!
I learned the importance of creative(创新的) thinking in an activity in Physics Club.
Our instructor, a physics teacher, told us to make a paper plane of any shape. The 1 was to make it fly as far as possible. I had many skills of making paper planes, so I made the best plane I could and it flew pretty 2.
One guy made the greatest, but the 3 “paper plane”. He stood there at the starting line with a normal piece of paper. He didn't fold(折叠) the paper. Some classmates stretched their necks while 4 at him. Moments later, he took that piece of paper, made it into a 5, and threw it down the hallway. We were so 6 by what he had done. We never expected things to happen like this. He 7, easily beating all of us. Some of the students got mad and said that it was unfair.
The physics teacher said, “How so? A paper ball is different 8 he didn't do anything wrong. It is indeed a shape(形状).”
Yes. The boy didn't cheat. He just 9 the task(任务) in a creative way. In our life, what we are taught turns into our experience. We do everything according to it. But sometimes, it is 10 for us to learn to think outside the box. The boy in the Physics Club taught me a good lesson.
1. A. difficulty B. question C. job D. goal
2. A. well B. high C. fast D. far
3. A. newest B. prettiest C. easiest D. smallest
4. A. throwing B. laughing C. knocking D. calling
5. A. plane B. card C. box D. ball
6. A. worried B. surprised C. encouraged D. relaxed
7. A. jumped B. warned C. moved D. won
8. A. but B. unless C. because D. after
9. A. finished B. changed C. made D. created
10. A. easy B. lucky C. impossible D. needed

Ⅲ. 创建社团 Sandy 决定自己创建一个社团。她认为帮助他人是一件很有意义的事情,所以创建了一个志愿者俱乐部。她向同学们分享了自己的成功经验,我们一起来学习一下吧!
思维品质 创新思维 Starting a volunteer club at school isn't easy. But with good ideas and the right knowledge(知识), you can do it too. Let me tell you how to do it.
①____ Decide what you want to do. For example, you can start a club to volunteer once a week at a soup kitchen in your neighbourhood. Ask around and see what your friends think of your idea, and if they would like to join your club. When you have enough support(支持), you're ready to start.
②____ Because your volunteer club is at school, it's better to get a teacher's support. He or she can help you organize events and be a liaison(联系人) with the school.
③____ After the school lets you start the club, you need a place to have meetings. Most clubs meet in classrooms after school. You can also think about meeting at someone's house or at a park or restaurant.
④____ Talk with other members(成员) and then choose a proper day when most members will be free.
⑤____ Once you have enough members in your club, start volunteering! You can decide on events yourself, or have a meeting to get other members' ideas.
It's common to have some trouble when you start a volunteer club. But don't give it up easily. You will have much fun in the end.
1. What does the writer think of starting a volunteer club?

2. What does the underlined word “proper” mean in the passage?

3. Which of the following may the writer agree with?

4. Match the title with each part.

5. What is the main idea of the passage?

Questions: 新考法 情境化设问 If you plan to start your own club, ...
1. what may it be about?

2. what activities will you do in your club?

3. what problem may you meet and what can you do to work it out?