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Beth, was killed in a summer camp bus accident.Because camp had been such a joy in Lisa Beth"s life,
the Gerstmans wanted to start a foundation in her name.They wanted to bring that same summer camp
joy Lisa Beth felt to other children.When Lisa Beth"s brother, Dan, heard the Cross Island YMCA
(CIYMCA) was looking for funds to help send physically disabled children to summer camp, he knew
it was the perfect way to keep Lisa Beth"s memory alive.
Dan soon learned that many disabled children spent the summer indoors while their ablebodied peers
enjoyed camp.The added costs of onetoone care and specialized busing for the disabled children
prevented them from being able to join in summer camp.The Gerstman family responded to this need by
setting up the Lisa Beth Gerstman Foundation in 2003.Its mission (使命) is to provide children with
physical disabilities the opportunity to attend camps in an integrated (综合的) setting.
During its first summer, the foundation teamed up with CIYMCA and funded 20 physically disabled
kids with varying degrees of disabilities.The children were given the opportunity to experience the joys
of summer camp, build lasting friendships and develop their selfconfidence.
Over the last five years, the Lisa Beth Gerstman Foundation has been partnering with camps that are
willing to launch (发起) integrated programs that include wheelchair accessible transportation, onetoone
swimming instruction, adaptive physical education equipment and training, all in a caring environment
where the children join in all regular camp activities.Last summer, the foundation partnered with six
camps, which allowed a total of 150 physically disabled children to experience summer camp.
1. What stopped disabled kids from joining in summer camp according to the passage?
A. Some extra costs for it.
B. Lack of enough time
C. No permission from parents.
D. Lack of selfconfidence.
2. What"s the purpose of setting up the Lisa Beth Gerstman Foundation?
A. To develop children"s confidence.
B. To raise money for disabled children.
C. To organize summer camp for different people.
D. To make it possible for disabled children to attend camps.
3. According to the passage, the Lisa Beth Gerstman Foundation ________.
A. is in the charge of CIYMCA
B. has a history of over 30 years
C. has gained support from camps
D. funded 150 disabled kids during its first summer
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试题【阅读理解 In 1970, tragedy struck the Gerstman family when Harvey and Carol Gerst】；主要考察你对题材分类等知识点的理解。[详细]
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My elevenyearold daughter was, in the midst of her __1__, going to assist her older brother in making a
little cushion.I left, and in a few hours returned to find a mess in the kitchen, front room, and __2__
children sitting in front of the television.
Having had a long day, I was very __3__ with my greeting to them and then I noticed the __4__ my
daughter had used.It had been __5__ to make a coloured baby blanket, and now had chunks (厚片) cut
out of almost every __6__ of it.Not stopping to listen, I __7__ at the children and explained how __8__
I was at what had been done.
My daughter listened to me sheepishly (怯懦的), trying not to __9__herself at all, but the pain could
be seen __10__ across her face.She went back to her room __11__, and spent some time in there alone
__12__ she came out to say good night and once again __13__ for the mistake she had made.
A few hours later, as I was preparing to go to bed, there on my bed __14__ a beautiful little cushion
made out of the __15__ fabric (布料), with the words "I LOVE MUM". Alongside it was a note
__16__ again.
To this day, I still get tears in my eyes when I think of __17__ I reacted and still feel the pain of my
actions.It was I who __18__ sheepishly went to her and apologized for my actions.I display with great
__19__ the cushion on my bed, and use it as a constant __20__ that nothing in this world is greater than
a child"s love.
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