一、王浩写了一份倡议书，以下是倡议书的部分内容。请用被动语态改写句子或完成句子翻译。
1. The local government built several rescue centres to help people in need.

2. They used the classroom as a temporary training centre.

3. People can prevent many accidents if they are careful enough.

4. 这个组织需要更多的钱去继续开展工作。(carry on with)

5. 莉莉出生的时候就有眼疾，所以她习惯于待在家里。(born with，used to)

二、单项选择。
1. (2025·南通市如皋中学月考)Pay attention to your words. Just as the saying goes，“A tree by its fruit，and a man by its talk.”

A.knows
B.is known
C.knew
D.will be known

2. (2025·扬州)When you feel cold air coming through your window，energy .

A.wastes
B.is wasted
C.wasted
D.was wasted

3. —What do you think of the Maths problem?
—It’s easy out.

A.worked
B.to work
C.working
D.to be worked

4. (2025·镇江市句容崇明中学月考)My parents provide me 3，000 yuan my study every year.

A.with；with
B.with；for
C.for；with
D.with；in

5. —Let’s go to play basketball，Mike.
—I’m afraid not. I’ll need one more hour before my homework .

A.is finished
B.finished
C.will be finished
D.has finished

三、同学们在为此次活动招募志愿者，Be My Eyes 的案例或许可以带给他们一些灵感。根据语境或用括号内所给单词的适当形式填空。
亮点原创 Around the world，8.1 million people are waiting for calls from strangers. In fact，they are the volunteers for Be My Eyes who are all full of kindness and ready to offer a 1. (help)hand.
Be My Eyes was created in 2015 by Hans Jorgen Wiberg from Denmark. This free app connects blind people 2. volunteers through video calls and in this way the volunteers can help the blind with their everyday 3. (task). Now volunteers are a lot more than blind users. So it’s not easy for volunteers to get a call. Jane Miller from New Zealand joined Be My Eyes in 2019 but didn’t receive her first call 4. four years later.
Calls go out to many volunteers at the same time. If one doesn’t answer right away，another volunteer will take the call. Yan Yan，a Chinese actress，was not sure whether 5. (join)at first. She was afraid to miss calls during performances. After learning that other volunteers would answer 6. (miss)calls，she joined at once. She received her first call the very next day. Yan successfully helped an old man check on his bread. The two thanked each other repeatedly. “I was so nervous 7. I didn’t know why I thanked him，” she said.
Jason Brown，an Australian，was also nervous during his first call. Now he feels much 8. (confidence). He recently helped a blind person cross the street. “It just felt like chatting with an old friend，” he said.