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B.ToguidehowtouseaC.Toadvertiseasports第二部分阅读（共两节，满分50分第一节（共15小题；每小题2.5分，满分37.5分A、B、C、DTopSeattleTheaterPicksforThisSeattletheatersofferarangeofexcitingshows,whichincludeeverythingfromafuntakeoncelebrityculturetoheartwarmingmusicalstories.Herearesomemust-seeshowsthismonth.Matt&Firststagedin2002,Matt&BenisawildlyfunnyplayaboutMattDamonandBenAffleckbeforetheybecamehouseholdnames.WrittenbyMindyKalingandBrendaWithers,theplayexplorescelebrityculture.WiththereturnofBennifer,theplaytakesonnewrelevance相关性asitexploreshowourculturalrelationshipwithcelebritiesandsuccesshaschangedovertheyears.TheproductionstarsNabilahAhmedandJacquelynPeterandtheThisimaginativeoriginstoryofPeterPanfollowsaboy,andagirlwhoisthedaughterofaStarcatcher.Theiradventureonthehighseasisfilledwithpirates,mermaids,andmagic.Theproductionusesminimalstageeffectstotellastoryoffriendship,self-discovery,andhumor.DreamDreamHousebyElianaPipesexplorestheculturalcostofprogressinAmerica.Theplayfollowstwosisters,JuliaandPatricia,whoareforcedtofacetheirdifferenceswhilesellingtheirfamilyhomeonarealityTVshow.PatriciaseesthedollarsignsthatcomewiththeirrapidlygentrifyingneighborhoodwhileJuliafocusesonthefamily'spast.Atimelypiece,thisplayisapowerfulreflectionofthechangingfaceofSeattle.Tina—TheTinaTurnerTinatellsthestoryofTinaTurner'srisefromhersmall-townrootstobecomingthestarofrock'n'roll.Featuringherhits,thismusicalbringsTurner'spowerfuljourneytothestage.AlthoughtheBroadwayproductionreceivedmixedreviews,NaomiRodgersdeliversastandoutperformance.Whetheryou'realong-timefanornewtoTurner'smusic,thisshowissuretoinspire.Whoistheco-authorofMatt&Brenda 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D.Turner'sinspiringNotallmedicinescanbestoredinaregularbox.Manymedicinesmustbekeptcool,ortheygobad.Everyyear,billionsofdollarsarelostbecausemedicinesarenotkeptattherighttemperatureduringtransportationfromthelabtothepharmacy(药店)andfinallytothepatient.Thisterm,twelvestudentsfromHarvardworkedonasolution.WorkingwithpharmaceuticalcompanyEliLilly,thestudentsdevelopedTempSense,athermos-shapeddesignedtokeepmedicinesattherighttemperatureasthey'redeliveredtohospitals,pharmacies,orat-homeusers.“It'slikealargecoolerthatstoresmedicineswithelectronicsinside,”explainedteamleaderToluAdemola.“Wefocusedonlast-miledelivery,thepartwherethemedicinesaredeliveredtothefinaluser.EliLillycontrolsthetemperatureatthefactory,butoncethemedicinesleave,theydon'thavemuchcontrol.Wesawachancetomakeadifferenceinthisarea.”Oncethestudentssettledonthetask,theydividedupintoteams.Themechanicalengineeringteamdesignedandmachinedthecooleritself.Theelectricalengineeringteamworkedonthetemperature-monitoringsystem.Anotherteamfocusedoncommunication,servingasthego-betweenwithEliLilly,aswellasleadingpreparationforthepresentationandwrittenreport.Theendresultwasalightweightdevicewithspecialmaterialinside.Ithasasmallscreenthatshowsifthetemperaturegoesoutsidethesaferangeforcertainmedicines.Testingshowedthedevicecouldkeepthemedicinescoolforabout1.25hours,butwithmoredevelopmenttimeanddifferentmaterials,thatnumbercouldbegreatlyincreased.“Workingwithengineersfromdifferentfieldswasamazing,”saidJianiJohnson,abioengineeringstudent.“Ilearnedalotfromtheirdifferentapproaches,andithelpedusfindthebestsolution.”WhydidAdemola'steamfocusonlast-miledeliveryofTheyhavetomeettheend 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D.SpendmoretimeonphysicalInadistantpartofEcuador'sAmazonrainforest,boatsaretheprimarymeansoftransportation,farmorecommonthancarsorbuses.TheseboatstravelalongtheWichimiRiver,awidewaterwaythatsnakesthroughthethickplants,withthepowerofthesundrivingthemforward.Thesesolar-poweredboatswereintroducedbyKaraSolar,anon-profitorganizationintheregion.ThelocalAchuarpeopleareresponsibleforoperatingandmaintainingthesolarboats,whichareshapingdailylifeforthecommunitybyofferingtransportforeducation,healthservicesandForyears,manyAchuarhaveusedgasoline(汽油)-poweredboatsontheriver,buttheoilhasbeflowninbyplanefromEcuador'scapital,Quito,makingitbothexpensiveandharmfultotheenvironment.“Gasolinemotorsusealotofoilandpollutetheriver,”saidAngelWasump,KaraSolar'sdirectorofoperationsandamemberoftheAchuarcommunity.“Sincethesolarboatsarrived,familieshavebeengivingupthesemotorscompletely,”headded.Formallystartedin2018,KaraSolarisstaffedbymembersoftheAchuarcommunity.Accordingtotheorganization,theboatsoperatinginEcuadorhavecompletedover300tripsintotal,carryingover1,000passengersandtravelingover450kilometerspermonth.ThemostcommonusesaretransportinglocalchildrentoandfromschoolandprovidingwildlifetoursforByusingsolarpower,thesilentboatsnotonlyreducepollutionbutalsoallowtouriststoseewildlifeupclosewithoutscaringitaway.“Theboatsserveasasymbolofwhateco-friendlinesscouldlooklikesaidWasump.“It'slikeareturntowhat'smostimportantinAchuarculture,wherewereconnectwiththisvision(愿景)ofdevelopmentthatissustainableandrespectfulofnature.”WhywerethesolarboatsTosavegasolinefor 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