六、任务型阅读。
阅读短文，回答下列问题。
Two Americans Stephen and Andersen went on a 190-day charity walk across the US to raise money for the Purple Heart Fund，a charity providing veterans(退伍军人)with financial support and more.
Both of them live in the eastern state of Delaware. They have been best friends since childhood. They both like travelling and have a strong desire(愿望)to see the country. So when Stephen proposed(提议)this cross-country journey，Andersen agreed without hesitation(犹豫).
On Wednesday evening，March 1，the two men started off from their hometown，heading west against a cold wind with large bags on their backs.
Every day they walked about 40 kilometres. They never knew for sure where they would sleep until it got close to sunset. They mostly slept outdoors，but every now and then they would stay in a hotel to relax for a few hours.
Luckily，many strangers along the way offered them meals，smiles，and a place to sleep at night. A man even offered them a ride，but they refused. They said they preferred to walk.
By September 6，they ended their trip on the west coast in San Francisco，the state of California，raising about 300，000 dollars from lots of nice people and the local businesses.
“The people we've met along the way have been great，” Stephen said in an interview. “We're grateful for even the smallest contributions to our cause. It's people like them that truly make this trip worth it.”
1. Why did Stephen and Andersen have the charity walk?
2. Where did they sleep during the journey?
3. How would you like to help with charity work?
阅读短文，回答下列问题。
Two Americans Stephen and Andersen went on a 190-day charity walk across the US to raise money for the Purple Heart Fund，a charity providing veterans(退伍军人)with financial support and more.
Both of them live in the eastern state of Delaware. They have been best friends since childhood. They both like travelling and have a strong desire(愿望)to see the country. So when Stephen proposed(提议)this cross-country journey，Andersen agreed without hesitation(犹豫).
On Wednesday evening，March 1，the two men started off from their hometown，heading west against a cold wind with large bags on their backs.
Every day they walked about 40 kilometres. They never knew for sure where they would sleep until it got close to sunset. They mostly slept outdoors，but every now and then they would stay in a hotel to relax for a few hours.
Luckily，many strangers along the way offered them meals，smiles，and a place to sleep at night. A man even offered them a ride，but they refused. They said they preferred to walk.
By September 6，they ended their trip on the west coast in San Francisco，the state of California，raising about 300，000 dollars from lots of nice people and the local businesses.
“The people we've met along the way have been great，” Stephen said in an interview. “We're grateful for even the smallest contributions to our cause. It's people like them that truly make this trip worth it.”
1. Why did Stephen and Andersen have the charity walk?
To raise money for a charity.
2. Where did they sleep during the journey?
They slept outdoors or in a hotel.
3. How would you like to help with charity work?
I can donate money to it.（言之有理即可）
答案：六、1. To raise money for a charity.
2. They slept outdoors or in a hotel.
3. I can donate money to it.（言之有理即可）
2. They slept outdoors or in a hotel.
3. I can donate money to it.（言之有理即可）
解析：
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### 六、任务型阅读
阅读短文，回答下列问题。
两位美国人斯蒂芬和安德森进行了一场为期190天的穿越美国的慈善徒步旅行，目的是为紫心基金筹款。紫心基金是一个为退伍军人提供经济支持及更多帮助的慈善机构。
他们两人都住在特拉华州（美国东部的一个州）。他们从小就是最好的朋友。他们都喜欢旅行，并且非常渴望游览这个国家。所以当斯蒂芬提议这次穿越全国的旅行时，安德森毫不犹豫地就答应了。
3月1日星期三晚上，这两个人从他们的家乡出发，背着大背包迎着寒风向西行进。
他们每天大约走40公里。直到快日落的时候，他们才确切知道自己要在哪里睡觉。他们大多数时候睡在户外，但偶尔也会在酒店里休息几个小时。
幸运的是，沿途很多陌生人给他们提供食物、微笑，还在晚上给他们提供睡觉的地方。有一个人甚至提出要载他们一程，但他们拒绝了。他们说自己更喜欢走路。
到9月6日，他们在加利福尼亚州的旧金山（美国西海岸城市）结束了这次旅行，从很多善良的人和当地企业那里筹集到了大约30万美元。
“我们一路上遇到的人都很棒，”斯蒂芬在一次采访中说，“即使是对我们的事业做出的最小的贡献，我们也心怀感激。正是像他们这样的人，才真正让这次旅行变得有意义。”
1. 斯蒂芬和安德森为什么要进行这场慈善徒步旅行？
为一个慈善机构筹款。
2. 他们在旅途中在哪里睡觉？
他们睡在户外或者酒店里。
3. 你愿意如何帮助慈善事业？
我可以给它捐款。（言之有理即可）
### 六、任务型阅读
阅读短文，回答下列问题。
两位美国人斯蒂芬和安德森进行了一场为期190天的穿越美国的慈善徒步旅行，目的是为紫心基金筹款。紫心基金是一个为退伍军人提供经济支持及更多帮助的慈善机构。
他们两人都住在特拉华州（美国东部的一个州）。他们从小就是最好的朋友。他们都喜欢旅行，并且非常渴望游览这个国家。所以当斯蒂芬提议这次穿越全国的旅行时，安德森毫不犹豫地就答应了。
3月1日星期三晚上，这两个人从他们的家乡出发，背着大背包迎着寒风向西行进。
他们每天大约走40公里。直到快日落的时候，他们才确切知道自己要在哪里睡觉。他们大多数时候睡在户外，但偶尔也会在酒店里休息几个小时。
幸运的是，沿途很多陌生人给他们提供食物、微笑，还在晚上给他们提供睡觉的地方。有一个人甚至提出要载他们一程，但他们拒绝了。他们说自己更喜欢走路。
到9月6日，他们在加利福尼亚州的旧金山（美国西海岸城市）结束了这次旅行，从很多善良的人和当地企业那里筹集到了大约30万美元。
“我们一路上遇到的人都很棒，”斯蒂芬在一次采访中说，“即使是对我们的事业做出的最小的贡献，我们也心怀感激。正是像他们这样的人，才真正让这次旅行变得有意义。”
1. 斯蒂芬和安德森为什么要进行这场慈善徒步旅行？
为一个慈善机构筹款。
2. 他们在旅途中在哪里睡觉？
他们睡在户外或者酒店里。
3. 你愿意如何帮助慈善事业？
我可以给它捐款。（言之有理即可）