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一轮组合训练(二十五)一、阅读理解A篇BalletBalletteachesgrace,posture(姿势)andflexibility.Studentsfocusontheuseofproperballetitems,expandingtheirknowle

dgeofclassicalballettechniquesandimprovingmotorskillsforclassicalballetpractice.Theclassisaformalballetclass.Age:8—10Date:September7,2021—May16,2

022Time:10：30am—12：00amonSaturdaysCreativeMoversStudentscanexplorecreativemovement,balance,focus,thedevelopmentofskills

,motorplanningandbalance.Theclasshelpsbuildstrength,flexibilityandself­confidence,andallowschildrentorealizeexpressioninapositiveandencour

agingenvironment.Childrenusetheirimaginationtocelebratemovementandhavelotsoffun.Age:3—5Date:September7,2021—January18,2022Time:9：00am—9：45

amonSaturdaysJazzJazzincludesmovementsfrombothclassicalballetanddancetechniques.ThisclasswillfocusontraditionalJazzdance.Studentswillbeintro

ducedtojazz­stylerhythmsandmovements.Inordertoensureproperplacementforyourchild,weinviteallstudentstoparticipateinasample(示例)class.Studentsand

parentsworkwithprogramstafftomeetstudents'personaldancegoals.Age:5—6Date:September7,2021—May16,2022Time:2：00pm—3：00pmonSaturdaysHipHopStudents

willbeintroducedtoseveraldifferentaspectsofhiphopdanceincludingPopping,Locking,BreakingandTuttinginahigh­energyenviron

ment.Ourhiphopskilledinstructorswillprovidestudentswithawonderfulviewofhiphopdance.Age:7—10Date:September7,2021—May16,2022Time:1：00pm—2：00pmonS

undays1．Whichclassissuitablefor4­year­oldchildren?A．Ballet.B．CreativeMovers.C．Jazz.D．HipHop.2．Whatcanst

udentsdointhejazzclass?A．Makeuseofalltheballetitems.B．Learnthelonghistoryofjazz.C．Dancewithfamousmodernjazzdancers.D．Gettoknowjazz­stylerhy

thmsandmovements.3．Whatisspecialaboutthehiphopclass?A．Itisopenintheafternoon.B．ItisavailableonSundays.C．Itteachestraditionaldances.D．Ithasthem

ostskilledteachers.B篇Awaitresswholostherjobduringthecoronaviruspandemichaskick­startedherowncareerasabusinesswomanandbaker.Sheturnedoneo

fherlockdown(隔离)hobbiesintoabusinessthatbringsheralotofmoney.MonaRoute,27,wasletgofromherserverjobatanairportinMelbourne,Australia,whenCOVID­19

hitinMarch2020,andthenew­foundtimeonherhandsleftherfeeling“sobored”.Withnothingelsetodo,Monadecidedtotakeupbakingasahobb

ytopassthetimeandsoonfoundherselftryingoutexperimentaldessertrecipes(配方)—whicheventuallyledhertostartherowncookiebusiness.Theformer

waitresssaid,“Iwassobored.That'swhenIstartedbaking.”Mona'sloadedcookierecipesbecameher“cheatmeal”whenshewasonher

mission(目的)toloseweight,andthemassivesnacksaremadeupofbakedcookiedoughthatsurroundsasweetfilling.Thecookiesquicklybecameahitw

ithherfamilyandfriends,andwhenherdadsuggestedshestartsellingthesweettreats,thewomansetupMona'sTreatswith15uniquecookieflavorstochoos

efrom.ThekeenbakercreatedanaccountontheInternetandspent￡282oningredientsforherfirstindustrial­sizedbatch(批量).Atfir

st,Monawassellingaround30to40cookiesamonth,butshenowhasamonthlyaverageof450orders—leavingherwakingupat2amtokeepupwithdemand.Du

ringtheheightoflockdown,Monawassellingasmanyas700cookiesamonth.Monacurrentlymakesanimpressive￡1，700everymonthfromsellingc

ookiesinadditiontohermainoccupation,andhasturnedover￡14，000sinceshestartedup.Thecook,whorunsherbusinessfromherparents'kitchen

,isevenhopingtotransitionintobakingfull­timewhenshecanreach1，500ordersamonth.Shesaid,“HopefullyonedayIcandothisinacommercia

lkitchen.”4．WhatmadeMonafeel“sobored”？A．Workingasaserveratanairport.B．Muchfreetimeinthelockdown.C．Experimentingwithnewrecipes.D．Doing

cookiebusinessalldaylong.5．WhatwasMona'spurposeoftheloadedcookierecipesatthebeginning?A．Shewantedtoloseweight.B．Shewantedtodevelopahobby.C．Shewan

tedtosetupabusiness.D．Shewantedtobeafinebaker.6．Whatcanweinferfromthepassage?A．Monawassuccessfulinlosingweight.B．Monaisverykindand

generous.C．Monapreferredbakingtoworkingasaserver.D．Mona'scookieshavebecomepopular.7．WhatcanwelearnfromMona'sexperience?A．Onecanhavemanywaystolosew

eight.B．Oneshouldworkhardtoearnaliving.C．Ahobbycanbeturnedintoabusiness.D．Parentsareimportantinone'scareer.C篇Thesuccessofman

yNorthAmericancropspartlydependsongroundbeetles,smallinsectsthateatpestsandweedseedsthatcouldotherwisedamagecrops.Butanewstudyb

yresearchersintheU.S.andCanadasuggestsnotallofthenearly2，000speciesofgroundbeetlesfoundinNorthAmericawillsurviveclimatechange.Somecoulddecline.

Andthatcouldhaveafar­reachingimpactonagriculture,forestry,andconservation.Byanalyzingdataon136differentgrou

ndbeetlespeciesacrosscontinentalNorthAmerica,PuertoRicoandHawaii,theresearchersfoundthataspecies'chanc

eofsuccessinachangingclimatedependsonseveralimportantfactors,suchasitshabitatpreference,bodysize,andwhetheritflie

s,climbsorruns.“Wefoundthatlessmobile,nonflyinggroundbeetles,whicharecriticalpestcontrolagents,aremorelikelytodeclineovertimeinawarmer,driercli

mate，”saidTongQiu,wholedthestudy.“Thatmeansyou'regoingtohavemorepeststhatcanimpactagriculturalandforestecosystems.”Butthereisreas

onforhope,Qiuadded,becausetheanalysisalsoshowedthathabitatconservationcouldlessentheseeffectsandreversethetrendsinsom

eareas.“Wehopeconservationbiologistswillusethisinformationandtheonlinemapthatwecreatedtobettermanagehabitatsforinsectsing

eneral.Groundbeetlesareverybeneficialtoecosystems,butthey'relargelyinvisibletotheaverageperson.Inthispaperwe'reshowingthebroadimpactstheyhaveonwhole

communitiesinforestandagriculturalecosystems，”saidQiu.TheresearchersusedgroundbeetlecountdatafromtheNation

alScienceFoundation'sNationalEcologicalObservatoryNetwork(NEON)andfrom11previouslypublishedstudiestomeasureandmaptheb

eetles'distributionacrossNorthAmerica.Habitatinformation,suchasthelocationofgapsinforestcanopiesandthede

nsityofplantsontheforestfloor,wasobtainedbyusingNEON'simaginginstrumentstocreatedetailedthree­dimensionalimagesoflan

dscapes.Theythenenteredthedatacollectedintoacomputermodeltosimulate(模拟)climatechangetostudyhowtheinsectswouldresp

ond.8．WhatdoesthenewstudyinNorthAmericashow?A．Pestscoulddestroycrops.B．Somegroundbeetleswillnotsurviveclimatechange.C．Thesurvivalofgroun

dbeetlesonlydependsonitshabitat.D．Somegroundbeetleswilldestroycropsinawarmerclimate.9．WhatdoesTongQiuintendtoconveyinParagraphs3and4?A．Thereis

nowaytostopthedeclineofgroundbeetles.B．Criticalpestsaremoreadaptableinawarmer,drierclimate.C．Groundbeet

leswillbecomelessmobileinawarmerclimate.D．Theimportanceofgroundbeetlesshouldbewidelyrecognized.10．Howdidtheresearchteamcarryoutth

estudy?A．Byanalyzingdata.B．Bystudyingdocuments.C．Bydoingfieldresearch.D．Byperformingexperiments.11．Whatcanbethebestt

itleforthetext?A．NorthAmericanAgricultureCropsatRiskB．CatastrophicClimateChangeontheWayC．Crop­savingBeetl

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