WhatdoBritishstudentsdointheirleisuretime?Themostpopu...

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   What do British students do in their leisure time? The most popular activity must be party, such as birthday party, after-exam party and house party. Sometimes, they don't even need a reason to throw a party. From the very beginning of the term to the end of the exam, student societies, students and schools organize many parties, balls and dinners in which alcohol never gets removed from the drinks. I went to many house parties, birthday parties and the great end-of-term party held in the Student Union Building. They were unforgettable experiences for my study in the U.K.

Apart from parties, British students also participate in societies, sports and voluntary work. Except for societies similar to Chinese ones which are related to students' hobbies, such as basketball, debating and painting, some societies are more likely to be found in western countries, such as horse riding, cheerleading and extreme sports. As for voluntary work, it has developed into a fully functional well-organized financial sector. There're many charity shops which sell second-hand clothes, books and utensils. Those shops both offer paid jobs for full-time workers and also part-time voluntary jobs for students. The most common voluntary work is to make and provide food for homeless people, perform in nursery house and street fundraising for charities. I signed up for a Biko-bike project which is aimed at fixing second-hand broken bikes and rent them to students at a low price. Although I had no experience in repairing anything, let alone bikes, my mentor patiently taught nie step by step how to use certain tools to fix the specific part of a bike. As a student majoring in arts, it was quite interesting and useful to learn some knowledge of science from fixing bikes. The societies and voluntary work develop students' skills and even become a starting point of their careers. One of my friends worked as a volunteer at a charity shop for three years and she became a manager of that charity after graduation.

21. What does the underlined word "throw" mean in the first paragraph?

   A. Cast.     B. Attend.    C. Hold.       D. Put.

22. Which one are the students in China less likely to join in their spare time, compared to British students?

   A. The debating society.        B. The painting club.

   C. The basketball association,  D. The horse riding league.

23. Which of the following statements is true?

   A. I learnt more knowledge of arts from voluntary work.

   B. I have never taken a sip of wine at so many parties.

   C. I repaired broken bikes to rent them to students cheaply,

   D. I will become a manager of a charity after graduation.

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