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Asastudentplanningtostudymanagement,Imeforthechallengesfromtheworld.Eagertogainmarket-relatedexperieopenoneto3theissmeaningfulproject,shapingmyunderstandingofhowbusinesscannotonly4practicalneedsbutalsoTheresponsetomybusinesswas5.Onthefirstthreedaysalone,wasmorethanjustencouraging——itwas6thatIwassolvingaSeeingpefthatbusinessisaboutaddressingneedsandseThejourneyofstartingthisbusinesswasnotwithoutchallenges.WhenIneededskillstohandletheelectricalwowithactivities.TheskillsI'veacquiredwillcertainlyservemewellas1.A.medicineB.literatureC.businessD.sci2.A.reliableB.privateC.affordableD.renewable3.A.discussB.raiseC.reportD.address4.A.promoteB.replaceC.meetD.guide5.A.disappointingB.incredibleC.strangeD.embarrassing6.A.proofB.doubtC.hopeD.fear7.A.confusedB.challengedC.confirmedD.changed8.A.incomeB.capitalC.priceD.profit9.A.estimatedB.providedC.doubledD.reduced(一)选择方块中合适的词和词组填入句子中setoffpushoneselftothelimits11.Asachild,he12.Manyretiredpeople13.Outstandingathletesalways14.Whenshewassentto17.Ittopayoffyourdebtsbefo(二)在未给提示词的空白处仅填写1个适当的单词;在给出提示词的空白处用括号内所给词的正确形式填18.Byabout6000BC,people19.Bobbuiltatthetopofeachsapling(幼树)abambooplatform,holestocollectrainwate20.AlthoughJasonHarleyhadlotsofmoney,hewastiredof(regard)asasucce21.Ifateenager(see)asweakordifferentbythemajorityoftheirpeers,theycanbecomeatabullies.22.LiuXianghadan(ambition)goalforthefuture.“TobeNo.1.”23.Landingonthemoon'sfarsidei24.When(expose)toheat,plas25.ExactlythepotatowasintroducedtoEuropeisuncertain,AMostkidsspenttheirsummerholidaysplayingvideo-games,in.Insteadofalong,funbathtime,switchtoaquickshower.KeHavingintentionalgoalsforsDon'tjumptonoappsbutconsiderusingappsthatcontrolthelengthoftimekidscanuseadevice.Establishzoninyourhousewhereelectronicssimplyarenotallowed.Besides,getyourkidAsummerspentwithoutroutinecanmakejumpingbackintothestructureofsscheduleforthelasttwocreatingblocksoftimethatmirrorthoseoftheschoolday,arrthekid'sage,alongwithasetlactivitiescaninvolveanythingbutscree26.Beforethenewschoolyearbegins,kidscanshiA.takingalongbathD.movingtobedearl27.Accordingtothepassage,whatshouldparentsdotoadjustkids'screentime?A.ManagehomeworktimewithapB.ForbidthemfromusingelectroC.ReserveareasforscreenD.RemoveappsfromtheirdigiA.reflectindividualneedsofkidsC.startfromthebeginningofholidaysD.combinestudywithdigitaleBIhadwantedtobeacellistforaslongasIcouldremember.Atfifteschool.Igotupat5a.m.toplayscalOneevening,whilepractiwristandelbow.Whenithadn'twriteorplay.Weeksturnedintomonths.OpportuniWhenIwasn'tsittingwithmyinsprobablynotbeensecureenoughforthedemandsIwaspOvertwoyears,IgraduallyrecoverandBach,onabaroquecello,asthemovementsaregentleranmedownhasneverleftheturningpointcame,unexpectedly,duringaphotoshootforanup-torsuggestedIgetmycelloandseewhatimagesofplayingmightlooklike.Ihesitaanymore.ButthenIfetcheditandsatplayingsnatchesofBach.Inthamissing.WithoutitIfeltincomplete.ButwithDuringthatphotocopyIrealizedInetounderstandwhatitmeanttome.SoIplannedajourneyacrossEurope.Iencounteredcellosdestroyedbywarandshipwreck,andevenacellotathadbeenturnedintoabeehive.Ievenpllosttheuseofhisrightthumb,tieshisbowontohishandwithabicycleinnertube.Overthecourseofmytravels,IlearnedIwasnotalone.Besides,myexperiencebeginningtolookforwasituations,Inowcelebrateeveryconcertasasteptowardshealing.A.triedanalternativeB.blamedherselfforpracticingtoohardC.securedtheperformingopportuD.playedBachtoimpresstheaud30.ThephotoshootexperiencewasaturningpointfortheA.itimprovedherprofessionaliB.itshowedherconstanteffortspaC.itdeepenedherconnectionD.itallowedhertomeetincredib31.WhatcanwelearnfromthepA.FortunefavorsthebolB.ConstantdrippinC.GoodthingscometothoseD.Whengivenlemons,makeleCResearchersfromtheNeuroMindInstitutehavedevelopedanewspredator(捕食者)robotstochase(追逐)larval(幼体的)zinnovativeapproachishelpingscientists'studyhowtheyoungfLarvalzebrafishareavaluabletoolforeasystudyofthebrainandbehavior.However,vertebrates(脊椎动物)——animportantpartofunderstandinghowthebrainworks.Previousresearchfoundyoungzebrafishcouldlearnsimpleassociations.ButthistypeoflearningstillunclearwhetherrecognizingandavoidingnewpredatoTheresearchersthoughtthattraditionalwaysoftconditionswerefarfromwhatthefishwouldencounterinthewild,mightnotbeeffefishlearn.Tomodelareal-lifesituation,theresearchersusedsmallroboticcylinders(圆柱体),withsomeprogrammedtoshowpredator-likecharacteristTheresearcherscreatedththerobotchasedthefishforaminute,thefishbeganavoidingtherobot'sareaformorethananhour—abigchangefromthenon-avoidantbehavUsingthissystem,theressinglecells.Thiswasparticularlysurprisinggiventherecognizingpredators,emergeearlyinlifeandFurtherbrainimagingrevealsthatdifferentregionsofthhindbrain,aregioncontrolliassociatedwithlearningandplanning,encodesthepresenceoftheprarea,signalsavoidanceoutcomes.Alltheseregiontheabilityofthefishtolearn.Itisbelievedthatthen32.WhydidtheresearchersdevelopanewsystemwitA.ToobservetheirhuntingbehaviorC.Toexaminetheirbraincharacter33.Whatdoestheunderlinedword"dynamics"i34.WhatcanwelearnaboA.TheycandistinguishbetweeB.Theylearnfastthro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41Itcouldbethatthechildrenvolunteersweriseinmentalhealthissuesamongpromisingenoughtopursue.A2021advisorywarnedthatthenumberofyoungpeoplereportingconstsadnessorhopelessnesshadincreasedby40percentoverthepreviousdecade.Therearemultipleincludinganxietyoverclimatechange,theeffectsofsocialmediauseandunfriendlypersonalcircumToaddresstheseproblems,researcherspointtotheimportanceof“contribution”asanessen In2022,developmentalpsychologistParifornine14-to-20-year-oldswhohadbeenrecentlydiagnosedwithhoursofvolunteerworkatcommunityorganizations,theaveragereductionindep 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