UNICEF is an international charity that helps children around the world. It was set up in 1946 to help children in Europe and China after World War II. It wanted to make life better for those who were badly influenced.
Now, UNICEF has a number of plans and hopes to achieve for children in every country. For example, they think that all children should be able to have safe drinking water. They also work hard to make sure that children can get medicine if they are ill. In many countries, children, especially girls, do not have the chance to go to school, so UNICEF tries to let them get a good education.
UNICEF is different from many other charities because it works with different governments around the world. Though many governments have their own systems (体系) to improve the lives of their children, UNICEF has so much experience that it can advise governments on how to make their systems better. UNICEF has done many great things since it started and will carry on with its work only if people can keep donating money to help it.
【小题1】What was UNICEF set up for?
A.To give children enough food. | B.To give children medicine. |
C.To give governments advice. | D.To help children after World War II. |
【小题2】Which of the following is one of UNICEF’s goals?
A.To help women around the world. | B.To give children clean water to drink. |
C.To make the world peaceful. | D.To make governments do something for it. |
【小题3】Why is UNICEF interested in girls’ education?
A.Because all boys can go to school. |
B.Because their parents let them stay at home. |
C.Because there are no schools for girls after the Second World War. |
D.Because girls often have fewer chances than boys to go to school. |
【小题4】Why is UNICEF different from other charities?
A.Because it works with governments. | B.Because it always achieves its goals. |
C.Because it offers money to poor people. | D.Because it needs little help from people. |
【小题5】What must be done to help UNICEF reach its goal?
A.Girls must get a good education. | B.People must offer money to support its work. |
C.Children must be given much more help. | D.Governments must listen to UNICEF’s advice. |