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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.
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22.WhichchallengeismentionedinLKATeenNights?
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C.Cookingwithlimitedresources. D.Organizingafoodthemedparty.
23.Whatdoweknowaboutthecommunitytable?
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B.Itisaplaceforstudentstowritestories.
C.Itisdesignedtomeetdifferentlearningstyles.
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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
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song犛狆犲犲犱犇狉犻狏犲appearedinthe犅犪狉犫犻犲movie.
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chartatNo.3.Thealbumfeaturesdirect,honestsongwordsbasedonmessagesshesentto
herfriends.Thealbumsbrightgreencolorstylewasevenusedinapresidentialcampaign.
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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.
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A.Byboostingmusicexposure. B.Byaidinglabelestablishment.
C.Bypromotingartistpartnership. D.Bypushingnewalbumcreation.
27.WhichofthefollowingbestdescribesCharliXCX?
A.Humorous. B.Generous. C.Innovative. D.Patient.
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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.
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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.
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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
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Third,correctpeopleinprivate. 39 .Ifyoudo,itmighthurttheirfeelingsand
damageyourrelationship.Also,othersmightthinklessofyou.Correctingsomeoneinpublic
canmakeyouseemlikeaweakleader.
Fourth,usethe“sandwich”way.Startbysayingsomethinggoodabouttheperson.
Then,tellthemwhattheyneedtochange.Endbysayingsomethingpositiveagain.Forexample,
“Youdidagreatjobonthatproject.Butweneedtobemorecarefulwiththenumbers.I
knowyoucandobetternexttime”. 40 .
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andachievebetterresults.
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hewantedtoslowdownandleavehispastlifebehind.
Axel 45 hisjourneyinSpain,walkingeastwardandfollowinga 46 wayoflife.
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48 allthestressandjustwalkwithabackpack.”
Forthepastsixyears,hehastraveledbarefoot,onlywearingshoeswhenabsolutely
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Axelsstorygainedwidespreadattentionwhenhewas 51 inavideowalkingthrough
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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
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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
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hasrecentlygainedfameduetoitsappearanceinthepopularChinesegame犅犾犪犮犽犕狔狋犺:
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TheYonglePalace,theonly 58 (survive)officialarchitecturalcomplexfromthe
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sculptures,andtheoriginalappearance 62 theYonglePalace.Visitorscanstepintothe
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treasuresofsevencenturiesago.
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W:Hi,Terry!ItsPaula.IamsosorryIwontbeabletocometoyourparty,butIvegotfoodpoisoningand
justcantmakeit.
M:Oh,dear.Areyoufeelingbetternow?
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W:Mm...somethingsmellsgood!
M:Yes.IthoughtIddosomethingdifferentfromtheusualchickendishImakefordinner.
W:Sotellmewhatyouremaking,please.
M:IboughtsomefishinthesupermarketandImmakingfishsoup.
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W:Matt,doyouknowhowIcansignupforanafternoonactivity?
M:Yes.First,youvisittheschoolwebsiteandcompletetheonlineform.Then,theschoolofficewillsendyou
anemailaboutwhattodonext.
(犜犲狓狋4)
M:Mum,myheadhurts.CanItakesomemedicineforthepain?
W:Idontthinkyouneedanymedicine.Gooutforawalkorplaybasketballwithyourfriends.Youvespent
toomanyhoursonthecomputer.
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M:Mary,yourroomisamess!
W:Notanymore,Dad!Iveputeverythingaway.Didyoufixmybikethismorning?
M:No,IwillfixitafterItakethedogforawalk.
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W:Mymumsayswecanhavetheendoftermclasspartyatmyhouse!Shesofferedtodothefood.
M:Remember,though,weveaskedeveryonetobringadish.Soitslesswork.
W:Youreright.Idforgotten.
M:Whataboutputtingupballoonsandcoloredlights?
W:Idpreferitifwetalktomyparentsaboutthat—incasewedamagesomething.
M:Likethewalls,youmean?Probablybesttoask,yeah.Anyway,mybrothersrecommendedsome
wonderfulmusic.
W:Thatsoundsgreat.
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M:Howwasyourlastlesson?
W:Oh.OK.Wewerestudyingallaboutmountainsandrivers.Itwasquiteinteresting.
M:Oh.Ivejusthadart,notmyfavourite,asyouknow.Wehadtodrawamansface.Imnotverygood
atart.
W:ThatswhatIvegotafterthisbreak.Itsmyfavouritesubject.Ifinditmuchmoreenjoyablethanmaths.
Ivegotthatstraightafterlunch.
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M:Areyoustillplanningtogooverandseegrandmaandgranddadtomorrow?
W:IvegotsomehomeworkthatneedstobehandedinonWednesday,soIrangthemtosuggestgoinganother
dayinstead.
M:Whatdidtheysay?
W:TheysaidthatFridaywouldbebetterforthem,andIagreed.
M:Remember,Iwontbeabletogiveyoualiftinthecarthen.ThatswhenIhavemyartclass,soyoullneed
togetthebus.
W:Iknow,butitllbesunny,soIcouldgetthereonmybikeratherthantakingthebus.Icouldgetsome
exerciseatthesametime.
M:Goodidea!
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W:Letschecktheplansfornextweek.
M:So...weretravellingalldayonMonday.WerecatchingthetrainfromBerlintoHamburginthemorning.
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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nearhomeandIlovedit.SoIquitbeingataxidriverandtrainedforlongdistanceraces.Ienteredmyfirst
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togetitjustright:nottoomuchandnottoolittle.Ifyougetitwrong,youcanfeelreallysick.Atthe
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finishit,butIknowitsgoingtobehard.Mymainadviceforyouwhowanttodolongdistancerunningis
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【!"3#$%·!"#$%& & 7’((8’)】 25-X-550B【G%HI】
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【!"3#$%·!"#$%& & 8’((8’)】 25-X-550B