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((15/0;1/02.52,3237.52) TU5def,=10?@AA、B、C、DgCEFGCD。 犃 LittleKitchenAcademy(LKA)offersweekendcookingclassescalledLKATeenNights, designedtoprovideteenagerswithessentiallifeskillswhilepromotingtheirindependenceand creativity.Aimedatyouthaged13-18,theseclassescombinepracticalkitchentrainingwith lessonsonnutrition,budgetingandsustainablefoodpractices,preparingteensforadulthood, collegelife,orfuturecareersinfoodrelatedfields. HeldeveryFridayandSaturdayevening(7:30-10:00pm),LKATeenNightsstress handsonlearninginasupportiveenvironment.Underprofessionalguidance,studentsmaster kitchensafety,experimentwithpopularrecipes,andexploreglobalcuisines.Challenges includerecreatingpopularrestaurantdishes,adaptingmealsfordietaryneeds,andcooking withlimitedtoolsoringredients.Teensalsolearncostanalysisbycalculatingmealexpenses, 【!"3#$%·!" & 2’((8’)】 25-X-550Bpromotingfinancialawareness. Thecoursecontentaddressesdiverselearningstylesandbackgrounds,coveringtopics likemealplanningforathletes,creatingbalanceddiets,andunderstandingfoodsenvironmental impact.Auniquefeatureisthecommunitytable,madefrom33,346recycledchopsticks, wherestudentssharemealsanddiscussfoodchoices. Parentsvaluetheprogramforbuildingconfidenceandhealthyhabits.Onestudentshared, “Cookingbreakfastformyfamilybroughteveryonejoy—itshowedmehowfoodconnectspeople.” Withlocationsexpandingglobally,LKAencouragesfamiliestoenrollteensinnearby centersorcheckforupcomingopenings.Bycombiningeducationwithfun,theseclassestransform weekendnightsintoopportunitiesforgrowth,teamworkandfoodbaseddiscovery,proving thatcookingskillsarenotjustaboutfeedingoneself,butaboutdevelopingindependenceand lifelongwellbeing. 21.WhatisthemainpurposeofLKATeenNights? A.Tohelpteensmakefriends. B.Toequipteenswithcookingskills. C.Toenhanceteenswritingskills. D.Toboostteensathleticperformance. 22.WhichchallengeismentionedinLKATeenNights? A.Growingtheirowningredients. B.Designingnewrestaurantmenus. C.Cookingwithlimitedresources. D.Organizingafoodthemedparty. 23.Whatdoweknowaboutthecommunitytable? A.Itisusedfordiscussingsocialissues. B.Itisaplaceforstudentstowritestories. C.Itisdesignedtomeetdifferentlearningstyles. D.Itismadefromalargenumberofrecycledchopsticks. 犅 CharliXCX,whoserealnameisCharlotteAitchison,wasbornonAugust2,1992,in Cambridge,England.SheisaBritishpopsingerknownforcreatingfresh,electronicstyle music.Afterworkinginmusicformorethantenyears,shefinallyfoundhugesuccesswith hersixthalbum犅狉犪狋in2024. Charlistartedmakingmusicatage14usingmoneyborrowedfromherparentstorecord herfirstsongs.Shepostedtheseearlytracksonlinein2008,whichledtoherperformingat smallmusiceventsinLondon.Shepickedherstagename“CharliXCX”simplybecauseshe likedhowitsounded,andsignedwitharecordcompanycalledAsylumin2010. Herbigbreakcameunexpectedlyin2013whenanothermusicgroup,IconaPopfrom Sweden,releasedasongshehadwrittencalled犐犔狅狏犲犐狋thatbecameaworldwidehit.Her firstalbum犜狉狌犲犚狅犿犪狀犮犲(2013)earnedgoodreviews,followedbypopularteamupslike 犉犪狀犮狔withrapperIggyAzalea(2014)and犅狅狅犿犆犾犪狆forthemovie犜犺犲犉犪狌犾狋犻狀犗狌狉犛狋犪狉狊. Hersecondalbum犛狌犮犽犲狉(2014)reachedNo.15onBritishmusiccharts,markingherfirst majorcommercialsuccess. Startingin2016,Charlibegantryingmoreunusualstylesofpopmusic.Sheworkedwith producerSophieonanEPcalled犞狉狅狅犿犞狉狅狅犿andstartedherownmusiclabel.Shereleased twomixtapes(犖狌犿犫犲狉1犃狀犵犲犾and犘狅狆2in2017),followedbyalbums犆犺犪狉犾犻(2019),犎狅狑 犐犿犉犲犲犾犻狀犵犖狅狑(2020),and犆狉犪狊犺(2022).Morepeoplenoticedhermusicin2023whenher song犛狆犲犲犱犇狉犻狏犲appearedinthe犅犪狉犫犻犲movie. Her2024album犅狉犪狋becamehermostsuccessfulworkyet,enteringtheBillboard200 chartatNo.3.Thealbumfeaturesdirect,honestsongwordsbasedonmessagesshesentto herfriends.Thealbumsbrightgreencolorstylewasevenusedinapresidentialcampaign. Throughouthercareer,Charlihasmixedexperimentalsoundswithradiofriendlypop, 【!"3#$%·!" & 3’((8’)】 25-X-550BworkingwithartistslikeTroyeSivanandLorde.Sheremainsknownasamusicianwho constantlytriesnewideaswhilekeepinghermusicenjoyableforlisteners. 24.WhatwasthesignificanceofCharliXCXsharinghertracksonlinein2008? A.Itmadeherfirstalbumahugesuccess. B.Ithelpedherwritemorepopularsongs. C.ItdirectlyledtohersigningwithAsylum. D.ItsetthestageforherLondonperformances. 25.WhatinitiallyhelpedCharliXCXgainworldwideattentioninthemusicindustry? A.Thereleaseof犅狅狅犿犆犾犪狆. B.AsongshewroteforIconaPop. C.HerfriendshipwithIggyAzalea. D.Herappearanceinapresidentialcampaign. 26.Howdidthe犅犪狉犫犻犲moviespecificallycontributetoCharliXCXscareer? A.Byboostingmusicexposure. B.Byaidinglabelestablishment. C.Bypromotingartistpartnership. D.Bypushingnewalbumcreation. 27.WhichofthefollowingbestdescribesCharliXCX? A.Humorous. B.Generous. C.Innovative. D.Patient. 犆 Over400endangeredoliveridleyseaturtleshavebeenwashedashorenearChennai, India,injusttwoweeks—adeatheventthathasntbeenseeninover20years.Thesemigratory turtles,knowntotravelthousandsofmilestonest(hi)onIndiaseasterncoast,face combinedthreatsfromhabitatloss,illegalfishingandclimatepressures. ShravanKrishnan,aconservationvolunteer,notedChennaiscoastlinetypicallyrecords 100-200adultturtledeathsannually.“Thisyear,wevealreadycrossed200deathsintwo weeks,”hesaid,addingthatonlyfournestshavebeenfoundthisseasonbecausetheeggsare damagedbybeachgoersoreatenbydogs.Meanwhile,Odishastate—hometothemassnesting phenomenon犃狉狉犻犫犪犱犪—hostsover500,000turtlesyearly,yetmerely0.1%ofbabyturtles survivetoadulthood. Expertsblamethesuddenriseindeathsonillegaltrawl(jk)fishing.Despitea2016 rulelimitingtrawlerswithinfivemilesofshoreduringnestingseasonandrequiringturtle excluderdevices(TEDs)innets,peopledontfollowtheruleswell.“TEDsreducecatch efficiency,sofishersthrowthemaway,”saidmarine(lmA)specialistShantanuKalambi. Trawlnetstrapturtlesunderwater,killingthembymakingthemunabletobreatheunderwater withinhours. Oliveridleys,alreadyatrisk,faceexistentialthreats:decreasingnestingbeaches,plastic pollution,andrisingtemperaturesthatchangethenumberofmaleandfemalebabyturtles. Lightpollutionfurtherconfusesnewborns,leadingthemawayfromthesea.Wildlifeguardian ManishMeenaemphasizedeffortstoeducatefishersandsendoutcoastguards,butenforcement gapscontinue. Thespeciessurvivaliscriticaltomarineecosystems.Byeatingjellyfish,oliveridleys preventrapidincreasesinthejellyfishpopulationthatcouldupsetthebalanceoffishingindustries. “Theyvelivedwellformillionsofyears,”Kalambiwarned,“yethumanactionsnowpush themtowardextinction.” Withover900turtledeathsrecordedin2014,thecurrentcrisishighlightstheneedfor strongerlawsandhabitatprotection.Evenasconservationistsworktosavenestsandstop illegalfishing,thefutureoftheseancientcreaturesremainsuncertain. 【!"3#$%·!" & 4’((8’)】 25-X-550B28.Whatdofiguresinparagraph2indicateabouttheturtles? A.Theirbehaviorsarecomplex. B.Theirnestingsitesarewellprotected. C.Theyfaceseveresurvivalconditions. D.Theyareseldomaffectedbyhumans. 29.WhatisthefunctionofTEDsintrawlnets? A.Toreduceplasticpollution. B.Toincreasecatchefficiency. C.Toprotectturtlesfrombeingtrapped. D.Tomakefishersfollowthefishingrules. 30.Whydoestheauthormentionjellyfish? A.Toargueagainstfishingindustries. B.Toshowturtlesroleinmarinebalance. C.Tohighlightclimateimpactonjellyfish.D.Tocomparejellyfishtootherturtlethreats. 31.Whatcanweinferfromthetext? A.Currentprotectionlawsarenotstrictlyenforced. B.MostbabyturtlessurvivetoadulthoodinOdisha. C.Trawlfishinghasdecreasedsignificantlysince2016. D.Governmentpolicieshavesuccessfullyprotectedturtles. 犇 For14yearoldMakenzieGilkison,dyslexia,areadingdisorder,oncemadespellingwords like“rhinoceros”or“sarcastic”areallytoughchallenge,underminingherconfidence.“Ijust assumedIwasstupid,”sherecalled.Today,AIpoweredtools—includingacustomizedchatbot andtexttospeechprograms—helpherkeepupacademically.Lastyear,sheearnedNational JuniorHonorSocietyrecognition,creditingassistivetechnologiesforherprogress.“Iwould haveprobablygivenupwithoutthem,”shesaid. MakenziesstoryreflectsabroaderchangeasschoolsfasttrackAIapplicationstosupport studentswithdisabilities.TheUSEducationDepartmentnowrequiresschoolstoconsider assistivetechnologiesliketexttospeechtools,whilenewJusticeDepartmentrulesdemand thatdigitalcontentbeaccessible.AIspotentialishuge:translatingcomplextexts,generating studyoutlines,andofferingpersonalizedtutoringthroughdigitalfigures.Forinstance,Ben Snyder,aNewYorkfreshmanwithlearningchallenges,usesAItofigureoutmathproblems andsimplifyassignments.“ItexplainsthingsinwaysIunderstand,”hesaid,thoughhe avoidsfullAIwrittenessays.“Thatscheating,”headded. However,challengesstillexist.Educatorswarnagainstoverreliance,stressingthatAI shouldsupport—notreplace—skilldevelopment.“Ifreadinggrowthisagoal,thestudent mustpractice,”notedMaryLawsonoftheCounciloftheGreatCitySchools.Moralconcerns alsoarise,suchasAIaccidentallyshowingdisabilitiesortrackingstudentsintolesschallenging programs.Meanwhile,technicalproblemsremain.Forexample,speechrecognitionandhandwriting analysistoolsforchildrenwithspeechproblemsarenotasaccurateasthosedesignedforadults. Despiterisks,advocatesemphasizeAIstransformativerole.“Itprovidesequalopportunities forallstudents,”saidPaulSanft,aMinnesotaassistivetechnologydirector.Schoolslike Makenziesdistrictnowusechatbotstoempowerspecialeducationstudents.“Teacherscried hearingaboutit,”saidNadineGilkison,atechsupervisor.“Studentsnolongerneedtowait forhelp—theycanmoveforwardindependently.” AstheNationalScienceFoundationfundsAIresearchanddistrictschecktoolsforaccessibility, thefocusremainsonbalancinginnovationwithresponsibility.ForstudentslikeMakenzie,AI isntashortcut—itsalifelinetounlockpotentialonceheldbackbydisability. 32.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“undermining”inparagraph1probablymean? A.Strengthening. B.Weakening. C.Building. D.Ignoring. 33.WhydoesBenSnyderavoidusingAItowriteentireessays? A.AIcannotmatchhiswritingstyle. B.HisschooloutlawsallAIapplications. 【!"3#$%·!" & 5’((8’)】 25-X-550BC.HislearningdisabilitymakesAIunreliable. D.Hebelievesitgoesagainstacademichonesty. 34.WhichconcerndoeducatorsemphasizeregardingAIinspecialeducation? A.Reducedteacherstudentinteraction. B.HighcostsofdevelopingAIsystems. C.Difficultyofaccessingtechnicalsupport.D.Riskofreplacingessentialskillpractice. 35.Whichisthebesttitleforthetext? A.AIEmpowersStudentswithDisabilities B.DangersofAIinModernEducation C.TeachersStrugglewithNewTechnology D.HistoryofAssistiveToolsinSchools &". ((5/0;1/02.52,3212.52) TU56ef,=ef:ACD>CEnopqrZsAFGCD。CD>;‘Dtuv CD。 Haveyoueverfoundyourselfinatrickysituationwheresomeoneisactingwrongly? 36 ,butthefearofmakingmattersworseholdsyouback.Itsacommonproblemweall face.Herearefourusefultipstohelpyoucorrectothersnicelyandgaintheirrespect. First,staycalmwhenyoucorrectsomeone.Howyousaythingsmattersmorethanwhat yousay.Weoftenuseourfeelingstoshowweredisappointed. 37 .Forexample,would youlistentosomeonewhosshoutingatyou,orsomeonewhoscalm?Wereallsensitive.If youreemotionalwhenyoucorrectsomeone,theymightgetdefensive. Second,focusonfactsratherthanopinions.Insteadofsayingsomeoneisbadatsomething, tellthemwhatyouveseenthemdo. 38 .Say“Isawthreereportsleftonthedesk”.This way,yourenotattackingthem.Itgivesthemachancetoexplain,andithelpsyouhavea moreproductiveconversation. Third,correctpeopleinprivate. 39 .Ifyoudo,itmighthurttheirfeelingsand damageyourrelationship.Also,othersmightthinklessofyou.Correctingsomeoneinpublic canmakeyouseemlikeaweakleader. Fourth,usethe“sandwich”way.Startbysayingsomethinggoodabouttheperson. Then,tellthemwhattheyneedtochange.Endbysayingsomethingpositiveagain.Forexample, “Youdidagreatjobonthatproject.Butweneedtobemorecarefulwiththenumbers.I knowyoucandobetternexttime”. 40 . Byfollowingthesetips,youcancorrectothersinabetterway.Youllbuildbetterrelationships andachievebetterresults. A.Butthisusuallydoesntworkwell B.Thismakesthecorrectioneasiertotake C.Forexample,dontsay“Youresocareless” D.Youmightbeeagertostepinandsetthingsright E.Opinionscansometimesbemisleadingandhurtful F.Itsbettertojustignorethesmallmistakesofothers G.Dontdoitinfrontoftheirfriendsoryourworkmates ;H=> "IJK(ABC,D>30>) &-. ((15/0;1/012,32152) TU56ef,=10?@AA、B、C、DgCEnopqrZsAFGCD。 AsthesonofthelegendarySitoPons,atwotimeMotoGPwinner,AxelPonshadhigh expectationstomeetearlyinhisracingcareer.The 41 washuge,anddespitesome promisingresults,includinga16thplacefinishinthe2016Moto2season,he 42 totakea breakfromracing.He 43 triedacareerinfashion,workingasamodel,butsoon 44 hewantedtoslowdownandleavehispastlifebehind. Axel 45 hisjourneyinSpain,walkingeastwardandfollowinga 46 wayoflife. 【!"3#$%·!" & 6’((8’)】 25-X-550B“Atsomepoint,Istartedto 47 thepointoflivingsuchafastlife,”hesaid.“Iwantedto 48 allthestressandjustwalkwithabackpack.” Forthepastsixyears,hehastraveledbarefoot,onlywearingshoeswhenabsolutely 49 .Histhickhairandhardened,blackenedsoles(wx)havebecome 50 ofhis uniquejourney. Axelsstorygainedwidespreadattentionwhenhewas 51 inavideowalkingthrough Pakistan.Hetoldthepersonfilmingthatwalkingbarefoot 52 himtoconnectwiththe worldinamorerealway.“Istartedwalkingslowerandslower,appreciatingthesmall 53 oflife,”hesaid. HisjourneyfromSpaintoPakistancoveredover6,500kilometers,andhe 54 towalk toIndia.However,visaissuespreventedhimfrom 55 theborder(yz).Heisnow consideringwalkingthroughChinaasanalternativeroutetoIndia. 41.A.confidence B.pressure C.curiosity D.motivation 42.A.pretended B.agreed C.hesitated D.decided 43.A.briefly B.frequently C.finally D.hardly 44.A.imagined B.remembered C.realized D.expected 45.A.finished B.paused C.continued D.began 46.A.simple B.busy C.modern D.popular 47.A.accept B.forget C.understand D.question 48.A.thinkabout B.letgoof C.holdonto D.lookfor 49.A.necessary B.comfortable C.stylish D.practical 50.A.reasons B.goals C.symbols D.hobbies 51.A.ignored B.missed C.criticized D.shown 52.A.forced B.allowed C.advised D.reminded 53.A.challenges B.complaints C.details D.secrets 54.A.managed B.planned C.learned D.refused 55.A.crossing B.reaching C.protecting D.avoiding &". ((10/0;1/01.52,32152) TU56ef,{rZspq1<|}A~(cid:127)X(cid:128)(cid:129)(cid:130)~(cid:127)A(cid:131)(cid:132)(cid:133)(cid:134)。 TheYonglePalace,acelebratedmasterpieceofYuanDynasty(1279-1368)architecture, hasrecentlygainedfameduetoitsappearanceinthepopularChinesegame犅犾犪犮犽犕狔狋犺: 犠狌犽狅狀犵.Now, 56 newexhibitionhaskickedoffattheNationalMuseumofClassic Books.Theexhibitionfeatures15culturalrelics(f(cid:135)),mostof 57 arebeingdisplayed forthefirsttime. TheYonglePalace,theonly 58 (survive)officialarchitecturalcomplexfromthe YuanDynastyinShanxiProvince,isfamousforitssplendidancient 59 (building)and livelymurals((cid:136)(cid:137)).AnHai,adeputydirectoroftheAncientArchitectureandPolychrome MuralConservationResearchInstitute,saidthattheculturalrelicsondisplayareevidenceof theinclusiveness 60 originalityofChinesecivilization. Anotherhighlightoftheexhibitionisthe 61 (combine)ofcuttingedgedigitaltechnology andtraditionalart.AIhasbeenusedtorestoreandbringtolifethemurals,polychrome sculptures,andtheoriginalappearance 62 theYonglePalace.Visitorscanstepintothe digitallyreconstructedpalaceandlose 63 (they)inthearchitecturalwondersandartistic treasuresofsevencenturiesago. ZhangHuiguo,adeputydirectoroftheShanxiMuseum,said,“Sincethereleaseof 犅犾犪犮犽犕狔狋犺:犠狌犽狅狀犵,thenumberofvisitorstotheYonglePalace 64 (rise).The exhibitionaimstoattractmorepeople 65 (explore)thepalaceshistorythroughcultural relicsandhightechdigitaldisplays.” 【!"3#$%·!" & 7’((8’)】 25-X-550B;L=> .:(ABC,D>40>) &-. 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Thenweregoingstraighttotheairport.OurflightarrivesinEdinburghat6:10intheafternoon.That meanstheresnotimetofinishwritingthereportonMonday. W:Iagree.ButIveorganizedaroomforusintheEdinburghoffice.WecanusethatalldayonTuesday. M:Good.SowecanfinishthereportonTuesdaymorning,andonTuesdayafternoon,wecanpracticeour talk.Then...Wednesdayisthebigday.Themeetingstartsat9:30inthemorning,andintheafternoon, weregivingourtalktothemanagers. W:Excellent!Imlookingforwardtoit.AndImalsolookingforwardtoourfreedayonThursday.Imgoing onabooktourofthecity.Guesswhat?ImgoingtothecaféwhereJ.K.Rowlingwrotemuchofthefirst 犎犪狉狉狔犘狅狋狋犲狉book!Doyouwanttocome? M:Actually,Imgoingonanundergroundhistorytour. W:Thatsoundslikefun! 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