閱讀理解。
     Kunsang Dekyi was an ordinary teenager who lived a quiet life in Yushu, Qinghai. However, the April
14 earthquake made her famous quickly.
     When her house fell down with her family still inside, the 16-year-old Tibetan girl dug for a whole day
using only her hands. In the end, she was able to save all nine members of her family.
     On the morning when the earthquake took place, Kunsang Dekyi was on her way to get a photocopy (復印件) of her ID card. Suddenly she saw the ground shaking and houses falling down. She ran back home to
find her house buried (埋) by rocks.
     With tears on her face, Kunsang Dekyi began taking away the heavy rocks and digging with her hands.
     Two hours later, she found her mother."I first pulled my mother out. I was so excited that I totally forgot
the pain in my fingers," she said.
     After about 12 hours of digging, Kunsang Dekyi saved all nine of her family members.
     Kunsang Dekyi's story quickly spread around the quake areas and the whole country. Her story is really
moving and encouraging. Now, Kunsang Dekyi and her family are living in a makeshift house (板房).
1. How old is Kunsang Dekyi?
    ____________________________________________________                                
2. How many people did Kunsang Dekyi save in the earthquake? 
    ____________________________________________________ 
3. Where was Kunsang Dekyi when the earthquake took place?  
    ____________________________________________________  
4. How did Kunsang Dekyi feel when she pulled her mother out?
    ____________________________________________________ 
10. 請將畫線句子翻譯成漢語。
    ____________________________________________________ 
1. Sixteen (16). / She's 16 (sixteen) years old.
2. She saved nine people (members of her family) / Nine (9) / Nine (9) people.
3. (She was) on her way to get a photocopy (of her ID card). / She was on her way home.
4. (She was) very (so) excited. / Excited.
5. 她的故事確實令人感動 (很動人 / 很感人)、鼓舞人心 (催人奮進/ 令人鼓舞)。
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