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WhatdoIETechCampandRoboticsColonyhaveinTheylastjustasTheyhavethesameageTheypayattentiontoTheyofferthechancetovisitafamousWhichoftheprogramsisintendedfortheIETech B.IETechCaféC.Robotics D.FutureMakersWhatcanstudentsdoinFutureMakersAttendthebeginner-level B.TakeontherolesoftheC.Visitsupersecretlabsinthe D.JointhetopcompaniesintheLifeisfullofstruggles.Sometimes,wesimplywanttoavoidthem.Butevenwhenourmindsareconstantlytellingusthatweshouldcallitaday,wecanstillkeepongoing.ThesolutionistheCookieJar.TheCookieJar(曲奇罐)methodwascreatedbyoneofthetoughestmenalive,DavidGoggins.GogginswasonceaNavySEAL,whohascompetedinmorethansixtyultra-marathonsToraisemoneyforanon-profitorganizationfororphans孤兒),GogginsdecidedtorunBadwater135.Badwateristheworld’shardestfootrace.ToqualifyforBadwater,onehastorun100milesin3days,thatis,4marathonsinonego.Withzeropreparationandtraining,Gogginsdecidedtohaveatry.Forthefirstfewmilesoftheracehefeltfineandhadnotroublerunning.Butatmile50,hislegsfeltliketheywereloadedwithlead.Stillheran.Thenatmile70,hecouldn’ttakeanotherstepforward.Exhaustedandfeelingbeatendown,hesatdowntorest.Hekeptonaskinghimself,“Why?Whyareyoustilldoingthistoyourself?”Hethenrememberedthiswasn’tthefirsttimehe’dtakenonanimpossibletask.Andhesuddenlyfeltsomeenergybuildup.Hestartedwalkingslowly,stepbystep.Hekeptondigginginhispastwhilerememberingallhispreviousvictories(勝利),makinghimgettheenergyheneededtokeepongoing.Hisfeetwerestillabloodymess,fullofblisters.Butitgavehimjustenoughdrivetosustainhim,untilthe100-milemark.that’swhattheCookieJarWeallhaveacookiejarinsideus.Wheneveryoufaceachallenge,wheneveryouwanttogiveup,youopenthecookiejarandpickacookie.Thecookieremindsyouofsomethingyou’veovercomeandhowfaryou’vecome.Eventually,you’llslowlybuildupyourmindtobemorementallytough.Impossible,willturninto,Icandothis.Whatdoestheunderlinedphrase“callitaday”inParagraph1probablyStopandgive B.CelebrateaC.Namea D.HaveanewWhatcanwelearnaboutDavidHeisamemberofNavySEALHegotinjuredhalfwaythroughtheHeisabravemanwhonevereasilygivesHewasremindedoftheCookieJarAccordingtothetext,whatdoes“theCookiejar”standThehappy B.ThepastC.Thecontainer(容器)for D.ThechallengetoWhatisthebesttitlefortheFindtheCookieJarinside B.TheAdvantagesofCookieC.TheWorld’sHardestFoot D.HowtoCreateYourCookieSunRui,amotherinBeijing,changedsomeofherplansforher8-year-oldson’ssummervacation.Shehadlookedforanout-of-schoolEnglishcoursebutintheend,shechangedittoaswimmingtrainingclass.“Itisbecauseofthestrictrulesonsubject-tutoring(輔導(dǎo))classesoutofschools,manyparentslikemechoosesportsorotherclassesfordevelopinginterestsinstead,”Sunsaid.Sun’schoiceispartoftheresultofthegovernment’sgrowingeffortstoreducetheacademic(學(xué)業(yè)的)pressureonyoungstudents.OnJuly24,Chinesegovernmentintroducedtherulesinordertoreducetheburdenofhomeworkandafter-classtutoringforprimaryandjuniorhighschoolstudents.Itlistsrequirementsinareassuchasreducingtheamountandthedifficultyofhomeworkand

after-classservicesprovidedbyschools.Forexamplehomeworkforprimarychildrenbelowthethirdgradeisnotallowed,whilehomeworkforjuniorhighschoolstudentsshouldtakenolongerthan90minutestofinish.Out-of-schoolclassescannotteachstudentsknowledgethatisaheadoftheschoolcurriculum(課程N(yùn)osubjectlessonscanbegivenonweekendsnationalholidaysorduringwinterandsummervacations.AccordingtoGlobalTimes,morethan75percentofChinesechildrenincities,fromgrade1tograde12,takepartinout-of-schoolsubjectclasses.Thishasledtomanysocialproblemssuchasstudents’fallinglevelsofphysicalfitness,morementalhealthproblemsandhugefamilycosts,saidChuZhaohui,aseniorresearcherwiththeNationalInstituteofEducationSciences.Manyparentsshowedtheirsupportforthenewmoves.“Subjectlearningisenoughatschoolandwehopethechildren’slifecanbemorerelaxingduringholidays”,aparentinGuangzhoutoldXinhua.However,therearealsosomeparentswhohavenewfears.AparentinShanxisaidthatalthoughsheagreedwiththenewrules,shewasworriedthatbothsheandherhusbandhadnotimetobewithherson.ThereasonwhySunRuilethersonsignupforaswimmingclassinsteadofanEnglishcourseisthat hersonwouldliketobeaswimmingthegovernmentmaderulesonsubject-tutoringsheconsideredhersonhasmasteredEnglishwellshewantedtosetanexampletootherAccordingtotherulesintroducedonJuly24, primarystudentsingradeoneandgradetwohavenohomeworkafterjuniorhighschoolstudentsshoulddotheirhomeworkformorethan90out-of-schoolclassescan’tteachanyknowledgeinschoolduringsummervacations,juniorstudentscanhavesubjectclassesoutsideInChuZhaohui’sopinion,takingpartinout-of-schoolsubjectclassescan helpchildrenstayhaveapositiveeffectonchildren’smentalincreasesomefamilies’extrahelpchildrenlearnbetteratWhatareparentsreaction反應(yīng)tothenewSomeparentsfeelanxiousabouttheirchildren’sstudyatTheywanttheirchildrentotakepartinmoreout-of-schoolTheyallthinkitishardforthemtoaccepttherulesrightSomeparentsworryfortheyarenotfreetostaywiththeirchildrenafterRollinghillsandendlessgreengrasslandsthosepicturesoftenappearinourmindwhenwethinkofthecountrylifestyle.Whenoutdooractivitieswerelimitedinmanycountriesacrosstheworldduringthepandemic(疫病),socialmedia(媒體)seemedtobefilledbypicturesofvillagelife.So,whyislivinginthecountrysidebecomingincreasinglypopular–andisitreallygoodtoconsideraslowerlife?Itisunderstandablethatsomepeoplewouldwanttogiveupthecrowdedandnoisycitystreetsforthetraditionalcountrylife–especiallyduringaperiodlikeapandemic.Havingmoretimetostayindoorsandtheperiodsofworkingfromhomegetpeopletothinkaboutwhattheywantfromlife.Butit’snotjustabouthavingagreenerplacetolookatoutofyourwindow.Ithasbeenprovedthatlivinginthecountrysidedoesgoodtoyou.There’slessairpollutioninthecountryside,whichreducesthepossibilityofdevelopingsomediseasesforbreathingthepollutedair.Youalsogetmorechancestotakelongwalksandseethebeautifulcountryside,meaningyoucangetmoreexercise.Lessnoise,morewalksandbetteraircanalsoleadtolessstressandalongerlife,accordingtostudiesdonebytheBritishgovernmentin2012.However,therearesomethingsthatneedtobeconsidered.Livingfarfromthecitymeansthatsomepeoplemayfeellonely.Andaspeoplegetolder,lifefarfromdoctorsorpublictransportcouldbecomeabitofachallenge.So,ifyou’reconsideringachangeoflifeandmovingtoapicturesquevillage,therearebothadvantagesanddisadvantagestoconsiderbeforetakingaction.WhatdidpeopleliketoshareintheirsocialmediaduringthePicturesoflifeinthe B.PicturesoftheiroutdoorC.Picturesoflifeinbig D.PicturesofworkingatThewriterliststheadvantagesoflivinginthecountryside fresher B.morechancesofC.workingat D.beautifulcountrysideAccordingtothestudyin2012,whowillliveahealthierandlonger

AmanwholivesnearanoisyAmanwholivesabusylifewithnotimetoAmanwholivesinaheavilypollutedAmanwholivesinapeacefulvillage,joggingeveryFromthelastparagraph,wecaninferthat livinginthecountrysideisgoodformanyoldpeopleshouldthinktwicebeforemovingtothepeoplefeellonelyincitiessotheywanttomovetothetherearemoreadvantagesthandisadvantagesinmovingtothe第二節(jié)（52.5分，滿分12.5分Asaspeakeroftenlanguages,Iknowthebenefitsofspeakingmorethanonelanguage.Actually,itisnotabigchallengetolearnlanguages.Weonlyhavetochangethewaywelearnthem.36.LanguagelearningisItisdifficulttolearnalanguageonlyifyoudon’twantto.37Whatyoumostlyneedtodoisspendsometimelisteningandreading.Believeme,itisthatsimple.Ihavedoneitmanytimes.Soonyoufeelthesatisfactionofunderstandinganotherlanguage.Beforeyouknowityoustartspeaking. No,youdon’t.Anyonewhowantstolearnalanguagecanlearn.InSwedenandHolland,mostpeoplespeakmorethanonelanguage.Theycan’tjustallbegifted(有天賦的)atlanguages.ForeignathletesinNorthAmericausuallylearntospeakEnglishfasterthanpeopleinmoreformallearningenvironments.Inlanguagelearningitisattitudethatdeterminessuccess.YouhavetolivewherethelanguageisSomeimmigrants(移民)inNorthAmericaneverlearntospeakEnglishwell.YetwemeetpeopleinothercountrieswhospeakperfectEnglish.In1968,IlearnedtospeakChinesefluentlywhilelivinginJapan,wherefewpeoplespokeit.39 Youcandownload(下載)ittoyouriPodandlisten.Whereyouliveisnotaproblem.IwouldlovetolearnbutIdon’thavetheHowaboutthetimeyouspendwaitinginline(排隊等候),doingthingsaroundthehouse,goingforawalk? Onceyougetstarted,even10or15minutesadaywillsoongrowto30minutesaday,oronehour.Ifyoubelieveyouwillachievegreatresults,andifyouenjoydoingit,asIdo,youwillfindthetime.Ibelieveifyoucanavoidthesetraps(陷阱),youwillsurelybecomemastersoflanguageThefollowingaresomehintsforyoutoYouhavetohaveagiftforlearningLearningalanguagetakestime,butitisnotWeneedtoavoidsomecommonLanguagescanonlybelearnedinsteadofbeingWhynotusethattimetolistentoalanguageonyourWiththeInternet,languagecontentisavailable(可獲得的toanyonewitha第三部分語言運(yùn)用（共兩節(jié)，滿分30分第一節(jié)（151分，滿分15分AlexaBjornsonwasworriedabouthowherson,LandonBjornson,whohashigh-functioningautism高功能自閉癥wouldmanagetoflyalonetoseehisdad.Shewasso41thatshegavehimanoteand$10to42tothepassengernexttohim.Thenotesaidthathehadhigh-functioningautismandwouldoftenaskthepassenger“Arewethereyet?”,andthe43wasforthepersontokeephersonsafeand44.“Ithought,howdoImakeitsowhoeverissittingnexttohimwon’t45him?Ineedtohelpmyson46theday,”Alexasaid.ThepersonwhoendedupsittingbesideLandonfromLasVegastoOregonwasBenPedraza.Thetwohadagreat47together.Pedrazasaid,“Weweremaking48,andafterawhile,heaskedmetostopmakingdad-jokes.”Astheyreachedtheirdestination,Pedrazatooka(n)49withLandonandsentittoAlexasaying,“Landondidask50wewerethereyetseveraltimes,buthewasagreat51partner.Weplayedafewroundsofrock-paper-scissors.He’sagreatkidandyou’re

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