【題目】 The most important thing to keep in mind when deciding to serve another is that service expects no rewards. When you expect something in return, and are not serving out of the goodness of your heart, others will notice. Sure they’ll thank you. 【1】

When you give from your heart, the real power of service comes into play. Serving is a great opportunity to strengthen your trust and respect for another, and for them to do the same to you. Not only do you feel great about helping out, but you build your relationship with them, and they will feel more willing to help you in the future. 【2】

However, why is service so rarely seen these days? 【3】 Sure, living in this day and age does not leave us much time, and the last thing people want to do is more work. I'm too busy, there's too much work, or I don't have the time, ” may run through your head when you hear the word service, but the truth is the benefits are worth the sacrifice. Gandhi once said that, “The best way to find yourself is to lose yourself in the service of others. ” 【4】 Some ideas of places you can serve are volunteer centers, nursing homes, boys and girls clubs, and so on. You can serve people as long as you want to.

【5】 Although it does take some work, the benefits are more than worth the sacrifice. Not only do you feel better about making another's day a little less stressful, but you strengthen your relationship with them and they will be more willing to help you in the future.

A. It's a win-win situation.

B. Service is simple.

C. Overall, service and selflessly giving to others is very powerful and has many benefits.

D. And they will offer you worse service.

E. Service is a complex event.

F. The problem is, there's always an excuse not to serve.

G. But the service becomes more of a situation, “I’ll do this for you if you do this for me”.

【答案】

【1】G

【2】A

【3】F

【4】B

【5】C

【解析】

本文是一篇議論文。文章論述的是關(guān)于對他人的服務(wù)。在決定為他人服務(wù)時，最重要的是要記住，服務(wù)是沒有回報的�？偟膩碚f，服務(wù)他人和無私奉獻(xiàn)是非常強(qiáng)大的，有很多好處。

【1】上文提示“當(dāng)你期望得到回報，而不是出于好心去服務(wù)，別人會注意到的。當(dāng)然他們會感謝你的。”承接上文，G項(xiàng) But the service becomes more of a situation, “I’ll do this for you if you do this for me”.（但服務(wù)更像是這樣一種情況，“如果你為我做這件事，我就會為你做這件事”。）切題。故選G。

【2】上文提示“你不僅對幫助別人感覺很好，而且你和他們建立了關(guān)系，他們將來會更愿意幫助你。”承接上文，A項(xiàng)It’s a win-win situation.（這是一個雙贏的局面。）是上文的總結(jié)。故選A。

【3】上文提示“然而，為什么現(xiàn)在很少看到這種服務(wù)呢?”再根據(jù)下文提示“當(dāng)然，生活在這個時代，并沒有留給我們太多的時間，人們最不愿意做的事情就是做更多的工作。”承接上下文，F項(xiàng)The problem is, there’s always an excuse not to serve.（問題是，總是有借口不服務(wù)。）切題。故選F。

【4】上文提示“找到自我的最好方法就是在為他人服務(wù)的過程中迷失自我。”再根據(jù)下文提示“你可以服務(wù)的地方有志愿者中心、養(yǎng)老院、男孩女孩俱樂部等等。”承接上下文，B項(xiàng)Service is simple.（服務(wù)很簡單。）切題。故選B。

【5】下文提示“雖然這確實(shí)需要付出一些努力，但付出的代價是值得的。”承接下文，C項(xiàng)Overall, service and selflessly giving to others is very powerful and has many benefits.（總的來說，服務(wù)他人和無私奉獻(xiàn)是非常強(qiáng)大的，有很多好處。）切題。故選C。

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