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B．will C．would D．hasThecompanydoesn’thavetoreduceemployee thecostof B．to C．being D．tobeMakethissummertrulymemorable!Wewillofferyourkidsenrichingandvalues-drivencampSummerGymnastics(Time:July1~AugustThisistheperfectwayforyoungathletesofalllevelsandbackgroundstostayactive,learnnewskills,andhavefun.Ledbyexperiencedcoaches,ourgymnastswillhavetheopportunitytoexplorevariousgymnasticsactivitiesandexercises,includingbalancebeam,bars,floorroutines,andmore.(Ages:7~10;Full$5,810;Weekly:$SummerPerformingArts(Time:July8~AugustThefour-weekSummerPerformanceArtswillfeatureclassesinclassicalandmoderndance,musicaltheatre(voice),anddrama.Theaterprofessionalsineachdisciplinewillsharetheirexperiencesandskillstocultivateindividualdevelopmentandapassionforthearts.Camperswilllearntoproducealiveshow,andfinishastudent-ledperformanceforthecommunityattheJCCMW.(Ages:Ages10⁺;FullSession:$3,000;Weekly:$820)SummerDanceIntensive(Time:July8~AugustTheSDIfocusesonbuildingastrongballetfoundationandexploringjazz,modern,musicaltheater,andcontemporarydancewithguestteachersfromNYC．StudentsattheSummerPerformingArtsCampwillgetpersonalizeddancetrainingfromprofessionals,endingwithasummershowcase.(Ages:Ages10⁺;Full$3,000;Weekly:$SummerSTEAMCamp(Time:July1~JulyThroughhands-onactivitiesandcreativeprojects,childrenwilldiscoverthewondersofSTEAM,fromroboticstodinosaurs,andbeyond!Watchtheircuriosityspark,creativityflourish,andknowledgeexpandinthisspecialblendoflearningandplay.(Ages:7~10;FullSession:$3,375;Weekly:$1,015)InwhichcampwillkidsgivealiveSummer B．SummerPerformingC．SummerDance D．SummerSTEAMWhatdoweknowaboutSummerDanceItlastsfortwo B．Itcostsakid1,640fortwoC．Ithasclassesthatmeetkids’ D．ItprovidesdancetrainingforkidsunderInwhichcolumnofanewspapercanthistextprobablybe Foryears,ShayTaylorwalkedthehallsofYaleNewHavenHospitalwithamopandcleaningcart,makingsurepatientroomswerespotless.Soon,she’llbewalkingthosesamehallswithastethoscope听诊器thistimeasadoctor.Taylor’sjourneydidn’tfollowatraditionalpath.Aftergraduatinginthetop10percentofherclassathighschool,Taylorhadthepotentialtogofar,butshelackedproperguidance.Raisedbyasinglemother,neitherofthemknewaboutcollegefinancialaidorschoolapplications.At18,needingtoearnaliving,shetookajobasacleaneratYaleNewHavenHospital.Whatstartedasapracticaldecisionturnedintonearlyadecadeofhard,honestwork.Thenlifetookaturnthatwouldchangeeverything.Afteradevastatinghousefire,Taylor’smothersufferedseverelungdamageandbeganstrugglingtobreathe.Despiterepeatedhospitalvisits,doctorscouldn’tfindthecauseandevendismissedhersymptomsaspsychological.Desperateforanswers,Taylorreachedouttothehospital’sCEO,whoseofficesheoccasionallycleaned.Sheexplainedhermother’ssituationandaskedforhelp.Withindays,hermothergotanewmedicalteamandwasdiagnosedwithvocalcorddysfunction,arareoverlookedcondition.“IfIcouldbeavoiceformymom,”Taylorrealized,“maybeIcoulddothisforotherpatients.”ThatmomentinspiredTaylortobecomeadoctorandadvocateforpatientswhoweren’tbeingheard.However,theroadaheadwasn’teasy.Shestudiedcollegeandgraduatesciencecoursesalone,relyingonsimpleInternetsearchestoguideherway,allwhilekeepinghercleanerjobtosavemoneyformedicalschoolapplicationsandexamfees.Herdeterminationfinallypaidoff.TaylorwasacceptedintoHowardUniversityCollegeofMedicine,andrecentlyearnedaresidencyatYaleNewHavenHospital—theveryplacewhereherjourneystarted.“Iwouldhaveneverimaginedthis,”shesaid.“Tocomebacktothesameplace—itmeanseverything.”Now,she’spreparingtoreturnasananesthesiology(麻醉学)resident,readytocareforpatientsandtheirvoicesareheard.AndshehopesherstoryinspiresthoseuncertainabouttheirWhywasTaylorunabletocontinueherstudiesrightafterhighShehadtotakecareofhersickmother.B．ShelackeddirectiononhereducationalC．Herhighschoolgradeswerenotgood D．HermotherknewlittleabouthowtopaytheWhatmotivatedTaylortobecomeaHerlong-term B．Otherpatients’C．Hermother’streatment D．ThehospitalCEO’sWhichofthefollowingbestdescribesShayDeterminedandcaring. 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D．Wherethereisawill,thereisaway.It’softenstrikingtomewhatcausesconfusionamongFrenchpeople.Mostrecently,anarticleinLeMondereportedyoungeradultsarechoosingtodinealoneduringtheirlunchbreaks.Almostone-thirdofemployeesunder25regularlylunchalone,accordingtoasurvey.Thesestatisticswereshockingtometoo,butinentirelytheoppositeway:sofew?IforgotthatwhenIwasawaitressinParis,Iwouldservegroupsofcolleaguesallthetime.Thisculturemaywellbeshifting,butitremainsfarmorethenorm(常态)therethaninBritain.Thereisn’tmuchthatmakesmeproudtobeBritish,butawidespreadunderstandingofotherpeople’stoalonetimeisonesuchthing.Ifmycolleaguewantstoeataloneinthecanteen,Iwouldnotfeeloffended.WhoamItodenyherthatmomentofpeace?France,however,tellsadifferentstory.“Soyoudon’twanttoseeus?”oneyoungwomanwasaskedwhenshedidn’tjoinateamlunch.Ultimately,shewasletgo.Shesuspecteditwasbecausesherejectedasocialobligation.“Thebossbehavedlikeaking,”shesaid.“Everyonewasafraidofhimandlaughedmechanicallyathisjokes.”“Comeandlivehere!”Iwanttotellher—everyoneunderstandsthatlunchbreaksareforgoingoffbyyourself.Forcedsocialisingisn’thowwedothings.Giventheoption,I’lltakesolodining.It’soneoflife’sgreatpleasures,andthatyoungadultsaredevelopingtheconfidencetodoitshouldbecelebrated.GenZisoftencriticizedforbeingantisocial,butIexpectthereareotherfactorsatplay,suchasabetterunderstandingofhowtolookaftertheirmentalhealth.Itshouldbesaidthatcuttingyourselfofffromotherpeoplecompletelyisnevergood.Araregroupmealthathasbeenanticipatedisafargreaterpleasurethanaregularobligationthatisfeared.Ididn’tthinktheFrenchmuchtolearnfromusintermsoflunch,butnowI’mnotsoWhydoestheauthorfeelshockedatthesurveyThelowshareofyoungFrenchdiningalone.B．Thelossoftraditionaldiningculture.C．ThestrikingshiftofthesocialnorminFrance. 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B．Eatingaloneiswidelyaccepted.C．EmployeespreferCanteen D．PeacefulmomentisoftenBysaying“Comeandlivehere!”,theauthorimplies herconfidenceinBritishworklunchheraffectionfortheFrenchyoungherdesiretoescapefromFrenchlunchherpreferenceforsoloworkoverWhatistheauthor’smainargumentinthelastCompleteseparationfromothersisTheFrenchshouldfollowBritishlifestyle.C．Voluntarysocialinteractionsbeatforcedones.D．Regulargroupmealsarealsoenjoyable.WEMAYhavebeenmissingsignalsfromintelligentaliens外星人)becauseofsolarwind.ResearchersfromtheSearchforExtraterrestrialIntelligence(SETI)Institutesaythismeanswehavebeenwatchingforthewrongtypeofsignal,potentiallyfailingtospotpromisingevidenceofalienlife,butthechancesofadiscoveryarenowThenot-for-profitorganisationcarriesoutresearchtohelpprovetheexistenceofalienlife,whichincludeslisteningforradiosignalsfromouterspacethatcannotbeexplainedbynaturalcosmologicalphenomena.Suchasignalwaspreviouslyexpectedtobeasharp,distinctradiosignalinanarrowfrequencyrange.Butthenewresearchsuggeststhatanysuchsignalssentfromdistantplanetsmayendupbeingmadefainterandwiderinthefrequencyband—essentiallyblurredslightly—astheypassthroughthestellar(恒星)windsofstars.VishalGajjarandGrayceBrownattheSETIInstitutecalculatedthescaleoftheeffectontransmissions()fromspacecraftinourownsolarsystem,andthenextrapolatedthattootherstellarenvironments.Theyfoundthata100-megahertzsignalcouldbewidenedasmuchas100hertz—enoughto“belowtraditionaldetectionthresholds”.Aspaceweathereventcansimilarlyincreasetheamountofbroadeningexperiencedbyasignaltoasignificantdegree.JohnElliottattheUniversityofStAndrews,UK,saysheseesthenewsastheglassbeinghalf-full,nothalf-empty:itmeansprevioussearchesmayhavemissedevidence,butalsomeansthatfuturesearcheswillbemorelikelytosucceed.“It’sover50yearsthatwe’vebeenactivelysearchingandthat’sablinkoftheeye,isn’tit,whenyouthinkaboutit,”saysElliott.WhyhaveresearcherspossiblyfailedtoreceivesignalsfromintelligentThesignalscannotreachtheTheirequipmentwasnotadvancedThesignalsdidnotappearintheexpectedSpaceweathereventspreventedthesignalHowisthealiensignalaffectedbythestellarwindsof (Note:Plotsrelativechangesinsignalwidthandstrength,notabsoluteWhatdoesparagraph4mainlytalkHowthenewfindingswerereached. 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Inlife,toomanypeopleareburiedinthinkingoffailureinsteadoflearningandadapting.Eachexperienceisalessoninmakingbetterfuturedecisions.Therefore,seeingeverysetbackasfeedback,notfailureistoppriority.Winnersdon’tjustmoveon.Theymoveforwardwithgreaterwisdom.Thinkinglikeachessgrandmasterisn’taboutbeingoverlycautious—it’saboutbeingsmart,strategicandintentionalinyourchoices.50Sothenexttimeyoufaceatoughdecision,waitandaskyourselflikeachessgrandmaster:What’smynextTheypredicthowtheiropponentswillPlayingchessnevergoesexactlyasplanned.C．Everydecision,bigorsmall,shapesyourfuture.D．Grandmastersanalyzetheirmistakestoimprove.E．WinninginlifedependsonwhereyouplaceyourF．ChessplayersoftensacrificeapiecetogainawinningG．ThecoreprinciplestheyusecanbeappliedtoeverydayForthelongesttime,IbelievedIwasn’tamathperson.Theveryword“math”usedtofillme .Whileothershandledformulas(公式)withease,Istruggledalot.SoI mathwheneverpossible,acceptingnumbersjustweren’tmyThencamejunioryearwithanunexpectedchange.Duetoacourseselection ,Igotplacedinadvancedstatistics(高等统计学)class.Iwasworriedandconsideredbeggingtheteacherto .ButbytimeIchecked,thedeadlinehad .IhadnochoicebuttoThefirstfewweekswererough.Ifeltlikelearninganewlanguage.However,therewassomething aboutthisclass.Theteacherdidn’tjustwriteformulas.Hetoldstorieswithdata,showinghowstatisticscould real-worldproblems.Thencamethe thatmadeallthedifference.Wewereaskedtocollectdataandanalyzeittoanswera wewerecuriousabout.Half-jokingly,Ichose:“Doessleepaffecttestscores?”Isurveyedclassmates,trackedsleephabits,andcreatedgraphswithmygroupmembers.Tomysurprise,Ienjoyedeverypartofthe .Iespeciallylikedfindingpatternsandtellingstorieswith .WhenIpresentedmyfindings,Ifelt —notjustforsurvivingthetask,butbecausesomethingfinallymadeSincethen,I’vestoppedlabelingmyselfso .I’velearnedthatI’mmore thanIthought.Sometimeswhatwefearoravoidholdspiecesofwhowereallyare,waitingtobe 54．A．moveB．stepC．makeaD．keepa1The2025GrandCanalCulturalReadingTour, celebratestheUNESCOWorldHeritagesiteoftheGrandCanal,concludedinBeijingonMonday.AftermonthsofeventsacrosseightprovincesandmunicipalitiessinceJune,theculturaljourneycameto successfulend.OrganizedbytheCapitalLibraryofChina,ZhejiangLibrary,Shaoxing’sBureauofCulture,Radio,TelevisionandTourism,andotherinstitutions,thetouraimed (bring)peopleclosertothelonghistoryandrichcultureoftheGrandCanal.Ithelpedparticipantsexplorethefamouswaterway (mention)inancientChineseDuringthefinalstopinBeijing,aseriesof (meaning)activitieswereheld.ProfessorLiXiaocongfromPekingUniversitygavealectureonthecanal’shistory culturalimportance.Withancientmapsandhistoricaldocuments,he (show)howthecanalhadlastedforthousandsofyears,connectingcitiesandruralareas,andsupportingnationalunity,economicdevelopmentandculturalintegration.Hedescribedthecanal alivingwitnesstoChina’shistory. (additional),aculturaldiscussionwasheldtoexploretheconnectionbetweentheGrandCanalandtheclassicnovelADreamofRedMansions. 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