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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,expandingthei

rknowledgeofclassicalballettechniquesandimprovingmotorskillsforclassicalballetpractice.Theclassisaformalballetclass.Age:8—1

0Date:September7,2021—May16,2022Time:10：30am—12：00amonSaturdaysCreativeMoversStudentscanexplorecreativemovement,balance,focus,thedev

elopmentofskills,motorplanningandbalance.Theclasshelpsbuildstrength,flexibilityandself­confidence,andal

lowschildrentorealizeexpressioninapositiveandencouragingenvironment.Childrenusetheirimaginationtocelebratemovementandhavelotsoffun.Age:3—5

Date:September7,2021—January18,2022Time:9：00am—9：45amonSaturdaysJazzJazzincludesmovementsfrombothclassicalba

lletanddancetechniques.ThisclasswillfocusontraditionalJazzdance.Studentswillbeintroducedtojazz­stylerhyth

msandmovements.Inordertoensureproperplacementforyourchild,weinviteallstudentstoparticipateinasample(示例)

class.Studentsandparentsworkwithprogramstafftomeetstudents'personaldancegoals.Age:5—6Date:September7,2021—May16,2022Ti

me:2：00pm—3：00pmonSaturdaysHipHopStudentswillbeintroducedtoseveraldifferentaspectsofhiphopdanceincludingPopping,Locking,BreakingandTuttingi

nahigh­energyenvironment.Ourhiphopskilledinstructorswillprovidestudentswithawonderfulviewofhiphopdance.Age:7—10Date:Septem

ber7,2021—May16,2022Time:1：00pm—2：00pmonSundays1．Whichclassissuitablefor4­year­oldchildren?A．Ballet.B．CreativeMove

rs.C．Jazz.D．HipHop.2．Whatcanstudentsdointhejazzclass?A．Makeuseofalltheballetitems.B．Learnthelonghistoryofjazz.C．D

ancewithfamousmodernjazzdancers.D．Gettoknowjazz­stylerhythmsandmovements.3．Whatisspecialaboutthehiphopclass?A．Itisopenintheafte

rnoon.B．ItisavailableonSundays.C．Itteachestraditionaldances.D．Ithasthemostskilledteachers.B篇Awaitresswholostherjobduringthecoronaviruspandemi

chaskick­startedherowncareerasabusinesswomanandbaker.Sheturnedoneofherlockdown(隔离)hobbiesintoabusinessthatbringsheralotofmoney.MonaRoute,

27,wasletgofromherserverjobatanairportinMelbourne,Australia,whenCOVID­19hitinMarch2020,andthenew­foundtimeonherhandsleftherfeeling“sob

ored”.Withnothingelsetodo,Monadecidedtotakeupbakingasahobbytopassthetimeandsoonfoundherselftryingoutexperimentaldessert

recipes(配方)—whicheventuallyledhertostartherowncookiebusiness.Theformerwaitresssaid,“Iwassobored.That'swhenIsta

rtedbaking.”Mona'sloadedcookierecipesbecameher“cheatmeal”whenshewasonhermission(目的)toloseweight,andthemassivesnacksaremadeupofbakedc

ookiedoughthatsurroundsasweetfilling.Thecookiesquicklybecameahitwithherfamilyandfriends,andwhenherdadsuggestedshestartsellingthes

weettreats,thewomansetupMona'sTreatswith15uniquecookieflavorstochoosefrom.ThekeenbakercreatedanaccountontheInternetandspent

￡282oningredientsforherfirstindustrial­sizedbatch(批量).Atfirst,Monawassellingaround30to40cookiesamonth,butshenowhasamonthlyaverageof450orders—leavingh

erwakingupat2amtokeepupwithdemand.Duringtheheightoflockdown,Monawassellingasmanyas700cookiesamonth.Monacurrentlymakesanimpress

ive￡1，700everymonthfromsellingcookiesinadditiontohermainoccupation,andhasturnedover￡14，000sinceshestartedup.Thecook,whorun

sherbusinessfromherparents'kitchen,isevenhopingtotransitionintobakingfull­timewhenshecanreach1，500ordersamonth.Shesaid,“HopefullyonedayIca

ndothisinacommercialkitchen.”4．WhatmadeMonafeel“sobored”？A．Workingasaserveratanairport.B．Muchfreetimeinth

elockdown.C．Experimentingwithnewrecipes.D．Doingcookiebusinessalldaylong.5．WhatwasMona'spurposeoftheloadedcookierecipesatthebeginning?A．She

wantedtoloseweight.B．Shewantedtodevelopahobby.C．Shewantedtosetupabusiness.D．Shewantedtobeafinebaker.6．W

hatcanweinferfromthepassage?A．Monawassuccessfulinlosingweight.B．Monaisverykindandgenerous.C．Monapreferredbakingtoworkingasaserver.D．Mona'

scookieshavebecomepopular.7．WhatcanwelearnfromMona'sexperience?A．Onecanhavemanywaystoloseweight.B．Oneshouldworkhardtoearnaliving.C．Ahob

bycanbeturnedintoabusiness.D．Parentsareimportantinone'scareer.C篇ThesuccessofmanyNorthAmericancropspartlydependso

ngroundbeetles,smallinsectsthateatpestsandweedseedsthatcouldotherwisedamagecrops.ButanewstudybyresearchersintheU.S.andC

anadasuggestsnotallofthenearly2，000speciesofgroundbeetlesfoundinNorthAmericawillsurviveclimatechange.Someco

ulddecline.Andthatcouldhaveafar­reachingimpactonagriculture,forestry,andconservation.Byanalyzingdataon136differe

ntgroundbeetlespeciesacrosscontinentalNorthAmerica,PuertoRicoandHawaii,theresearchersfoundthataspecies'c

hanceofsuccessinachangingclimatedependsonseveralimportantfactors,suchasitshabitatpreference,bodysize,andwhetheritflies,climbsorruns.“Wefoundthatlessm

obile,nonflyinggroundbeetles,whicharecriticalpestcontrolagents,aremorelikelytodeclineovertimeinawarmer,drierclimate，”saidTongQiu,wholedthes

tudy.“Thatmeansyou'regoingtohavemorepeststhatcanimpactagriculturalandforestecosystems.”Butthereisreasonforhope,Q

iuadded,becausetheanalysisalsoshowedthathabitatconservationcouldlessentheseeffectsandreversethetrendsinsomeareas.“Wehopeconservationbiologistswi

llusethisinformationandtheonlinemapthatwecreatedtobettermanagehabitatsforinsectsingeneral.Groundbeetlesareverybenef

icialtoecosystems,butthey'relargelyinvisibletotheaverageperson.Inthispaperwe'reshowingthebroadimpactsthey

haveonwholecommunitiesinforestandagriculturalecosystems，”saidQiu.TheresearchersusedgroundbeetlecountdatafromtheNationalScienceFoundation'sNa

tionalEcologicalObservatoryNetwork(NEON)andfrom11previouslypublishedstudiestomeasureandmapthebeetles'distributionacrossNorthAmer

ica.Habitatinformation,suchasthelocationofgapsinforestcanopiesandthedensityofplantsontheforestfloor,wasobtainedb

yusingNEON'simaginginstrumentstocreatedetailedthree­dimensionalimagesoflandscapes.Theythenenteredthedatacollectedin

toacomputermodeltosimulate(模拟)climatechangetostudyhowtheinsectswouldrespond.8．WhatdoesthenewstudyinNor

thAmericashow?A．Pestscoulddestroycrops.B．Somegroundbeetleswillnotsurviveclimatechange.C．Thesurvivalofgroundbeetlesonlydependsonitshabita

t.D．Somegroundbeetleswilldestroycropsinawarmerclimate.9．WhatdoesTongQiuintendtoconveyinParagraphs3and4?A．Thereisnowaytostopthedecli

neofgroundbeetles.B．Criticalpestsaremoreadaptableinawarmer,drierclimate.C．Groundbeetleswillbecomelessmobileinawarmerclimate.D．Theimpo

rtanceofgroundbeetlesshouldbewidelyrecognized.10．Howdidtheresearchteamcarryoutthestudy?A．Byanalyzingda

ta.B．Bystudyingdocuments.C．Bydoingfieldresearch.D．Byperformingexperiments.11．Whatcanbethebesttitleforthetext?A．NorthAmer

icanAgricultureCropsatRiskB．CatastrophicClimateChangeontheWayC．Crop­savingBeetlesunderClimateThreatD

．NewBreakthroughinBiodiversityResearch[答题区]题号1234567891011答案二、完形填空Ourfour­year­oldsonhassomehealthproblems,sowegotothelocalchildren'shospi

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softhehospital,Ipassdoors__3__differentdepartments.Ipassthedepartmentwherespecialists__4__childrenwhoha

vebeen__5__burned,andthedepartmentwherechildrenwithcancerspendtheirchildhoods__6__adiseasethatterrifiesmostadults.Twowee

ksago,oursonwasinthehospitalforseveraldayshaving__7__.Oneevening,itwaslateandIwalkedtothewaitingroom.Onlyonefamily__8__，andtheirdoctora

rrivedfromsurgery.Hetoldthemaboutthepatient's__9__—theseriouscaraccidentleft__10__facialdamage,whichneededadozenmoreoperationsandmean

talifetimeofdisfigurement(毁容).Isat,half­listeningand__11__thedoorsthisfamilywouldfaceintheyearsahead.Iwalkedbacktothedoo

rbehindwhichoursonwasslowly__12__fromsurgery.Inastrangeway,Iwasgratefulforthe“__13__”thatwelivedwith,becausetherewereahundredotherdoorsthatwer

efar__14__andwecouldjustas__15__beinoneofthoserooms.Asyouprayforstrengthtoopenthedoorsyouface,besuretobethankfulthaty

ouarenotinthesedoors.1．A.attitudesB．intentionsC．suggestionsD．visits2．A.gratefulB．regretfulC．discouragedD．satisfied3．A.closingtoB．

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.valuingB．spreadingC．studyingD．battling7．A.lessonsB．surgeryC．sportsD．meetings8．A.remainedB．livedC．arriv

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