B
I know I'm not an ordinary ten-year-old kid. I feel ordinary inside, but I know ordinary kids don't make others run away screaming (尖叫) on the sports field. Ordinary kids don't get stared (盯着) at everywhere they go. It's all because of my face.
I've got used to (习惯于) how I look. I know how to pretend (假装) I don't see the faces people make. My family have learned to do this too: me, Mom, Dad, and Via. In fact, Via isn't so good at it. Once, some older kids made noise about me. I didn't hear them, but Via felt angry and berated them.
Via doesn't see me as ordinary, and Mom and Dad don't either. They see me as special. I think the only person who knows how ordinary I am is me. My name is August. I won't describe (描述) my face—whatever you're thinking, it may be worse.
Next week, I will start the fifth grade. Because I've never been to a real school, I have a lot on my mind. Can I run freely on the field with other kids? I can almost smell the freedom! But... will the teachers and kids be nice to me? Will I have friends?
People think I haven't been to school because of how I look, but that's not it. Do you know how many surgeries (手术) I had? Twenty-seven. The big ones were before I turned four, so I don't remember them. I had two or three surgeries every year after that. ▲ That's why my parents decided it was better for me not to go to school. But I'm much stronger now.
— Adapted (改编) from Wonder by R. J. Palacio
() 5. Why do August's family pretend not to notice people's thoughts on his face?
A. Because they are proud of his face.
B. Because they want to protect him.
C. Because they believe he is strange.
D. Because they don't care about him.
() 6. What does the underlined word "berated" mean in Paragraph 2?
A. Smiled at.
B. Talked to.
C. Shouted at.
D. Played with.
() 7. What does the sentence "I can almost smell the freedom!" mean?
A. I can think of free things.
B. I am scared of new things.
C. I feel good about my looks.
D. I really want an ordinary life.
() 8. Which sentence can be put in "▲"?
A. I was often sick and couldn't go to school.
B. My special face made me miss school a lot.
C. The doctors stopped me from going to school.
D. My parents wanted me to have surgeries at school.

三、信息还原（10分）
A school library is a wonderful place full of knowledge (知识) and resources (资源). It can be a great help to your study and growth. 1.
First, get to know the layout (布局) of the library. 2. Find out where the different parts are, like the storybook area, the science book area, and the art book area. This will help you save a lot of time when you look for books.
Second, make a reading list (列表). Think about what you are interested in or what you plan to study. 3. And you can also ask your teachers or classmates for suggestions.
4. Don't just borrow books. Spend some time reading magazines, newspapers, and online materials in the library. They can give you the latest information and different views.
Finally, take part in library activities. Many libraries have reading clubs that organize different activities. 5. It's a great way to share your thoughts and make new friends who love reading.
Start using your library today! The more you explore (探索), the more you'll learn and grow.
A. There are many students in the library.
B. Next, try to find different materials.
C. You should return the books on time.
D. Walk around the library to know it well.
E. Here are some tips to help you make the most of it.
F. These activities can improve your reading experience.
G. You can look for books about those subjects in the library.