Recently，a programme called the Black Ribbon Initiative （烏絲帶行動）is calling on people to donate（捐贈）their hair to make wigs（假發(fā)）for children with cancer.The programme was set up by Chongqing University Cancer Hospital in April.Twenty-three students first made their hair donations to help children with cancer.Those children lost their hair because of treatments.
    In January 2020，three-year-old Liu Lizi from Guizhou Province got cancer.The girl was sad after losing her beautiful natural hair.What was worse，other children often laughed at her for this."For people with cancer，hair is hope，" said Lai Yun，a worker at a hospital.
    By the end of last year，Liu had got 30 treatments.But she is no longer sad.In December，not long after a treatment，she got her first wig made of real hair.
    One of the hair donors，Li Chaoyang，a student at Chongqing University，said why
she donated hair：
    "It happened to be my 23rd birthday that day，and I finally made up my mind to donate my long hair as a special gift，" said Li， "I hope my hair will be a light that can bring the sick children happiness."
    The programme has got 347 bunches（捆） of hair donated by people from 27 provinces across China，according to the hospital.

（1）The programme needs hair for．

C

C

A．college students
B．hospital workers
C．sick children
D．poor students
（2）The underlined word"this" in Paragraph 2 refers to the fact that the girl．

D

D

A．couldn't get on with other children
B．got serious cancer
C．got too many treatments
D．lost her hair because of treatments
（3）Li donated her hair because．

B

B

A．her hair was too long
B．she wanted to see it as a special birthday gift
C．her mother asked her to help the sick children
D．she wanted to raise more money for the sick children
（4）Which of the following is TRUE？．

C

C

A．Liu got cancer at birth.
B．32 students first made their hair donations.
C．Liu didn't give up after she got 30 treatments.
D．The programme has got more than 400 bunches of hair.