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uncle'scxcited andbottomce job.B.betore!”etty saidn of their boaAfte thaeaebTorlhe oldest island on the venea Lgoon Our multilingual expertwill explain the origin story of this oldest island,which at the height of its impressive beauty was more popula-C.She eased eted than Venice itself.D.ShehermilyofellImportant InformationtogkeospendiongerinBuranoandMurano,cpmOyTgheiratractions,ohefulest,26.Which of the follnbede MichellendA.Brave and helpful.nend that you reserve our morning excursion.If you would prefer to reserve a transfer to the train statiB.Optimistic and gentleyou can do soon the day of the tour,paying 5 euros to your local guide.C.Sharp-minded and proud.27.What conclusion can be drawn from the text?D.Self-centered and emotionalPriceChildren under 10A.It's unnecessary to expose our weaknesses to our friends.AdultsB.Sharing failures sometimes makes us bond with others.$23.50$11.80C.It's hard to build close relationship between fellowtdWhen to book?Bkasgliyespy during public holidaysand feD.Being openness mattersa lot in applyingfor an NSF fellowship.21.What can you enjoy in Murano?A.Three jewels.B.The ancient art of making glass.Kids aren't the only ones about to head off toseyuecamoresofdeackingand musical instruments to spend a week at summer programs."These let us experience camp food.umpyC.The glass made 800 years ago.D.Various demonstrations of making glass.beds,and music fromamt30pm.What could be better?retorkdd22.Which place used to have a larger population than Venice?peace,"said Dr Karlotta Davis,a Denver physician,amateur flutist and regularsuertime music camperA.Burano.B.Murano.C.Torcello.D.Riva degli Schiavioni.She and other amateur musicians say there is something magical about getting awayfrom everydaystres23.What can you do if you reserve the morning excursion?focus on music for a glorious week,instead of having to shoehorn musicmakingn sparemom thereA.Gain more discounts.B.Enjoy the trip at ease.ular busy schedules.Once they start,many go back year after year.C.Get a transfer to the train station.D.Have free entry to Venice Lagoon."I've been attending SCOR(String Camps on the Road)for almost twenty years."noted Peg Beyer.arBtired New York banker."It was the first summer music program I had attended after picking the cello backuptdfrof myentire lb and told them Ihad made er progre in the last yer.Michelle deafter a ten-year pause.The friendly environment helped in building confidence that allowed for taking risksandclred.At thed progm'rso f pres had highlighted tudetugrowth."She has graduated now to other summer programs that have auditions and play more advanced music.ceBut Michelle,Emily,and w other PhD students were taking a different approach,shring their mosbut she still fits in a SCOR camp.painful failures.The audience of PhD students sat in silence,apparently shocked."I see it as annual maintenance for my playing,"said Washington economist and violinist David Brown.HeIt began a few months earlier,when Emily was applying for graduate fellowships.Michelle,a previousspends a week each summer at the Bennington Chamber Music Conference in Vermont.I get to play morethere than at home,both in terms of personal practice and playing with others."The program's coaches,pro-National Science Foundation (NSF)fellowship winner,was chosen to help her through the process and wasfessional musicians,help keep bad habits from setting in.floored by how good Emily's essays werebeautifully written,and describing achievements and experiencesSummer programs help in overcoming a lack of musical self-confidence that can discourage adults from get-that made Michelle feel inadequate.So Michelle was surprised when Emily said that she felt applying wasn'tting back into the music-making they loved as youngsters but put on hold tostart careers and families."Myadworth it because she was certain her poor undergrad grades were going to send her straight to the rejection pile.vice for those who have never attended a summer program:Go for it."David said."It's great to hang out withMichelle took a deep breath,smiled,and said,"I won the NSF with grades just like yours."This was theirother adults who enjoy music.Don't worry about your skills A good program will be supportive whatever your levirst time openly admitting their shortcomings to a colleague.28.Why does Dr Karlotta Davis go to a summertime music camp regularly?And they wanted others to experience that openness and support.They began the workshop by presentingA.She can get close to nature.B.She can taste delicious food.eir stories onstage.Then they invited the audience members to turn to one another and share their own signif-C.She will feel refreshed after it.D.She will learn a new instrument.ant failures.An awkward silence followed,but it only lasted a few seconds.Soon the students jumped into29.What does the underlined word"shoehorn"in paragraph 2 probably mean?gaged and enthusiastic conversation.Even after the session ended,whispered conversations continued untilA.Squeeze.B.Apply.C.Give up.D.Put off.next speaker took the stage.30.What can we infer about Peg Beyer?Setbacks are an unavoidable part of graduate school,but too often we try to hide them.It's hard to relateA.She works in a New York bank now.omeone when all you know about them is their accomplishments.By sharing our whole selves,including ourB.She graduated from a musical school.res,we build a deep,meaningful relationship.C.She regained confidence in SCOR.What did most students tend to do at the graduate program's annual event?D.She picked up the cello again after attending SCOR.A.Talk about their careers in the future.31.What can be the best title for the text?B.Share how sad they were for their failures.A.The magic of peaceful musicC.Present what they had achieved academically.B.The pleasure of listening to advanced musicD.Deliver a speech to compete for an NSF fellowship.C.Summer music camps:a perfect choice for adultsow did Michelle make the acquaintance of Emily?D.Summer music camps:a good start for your career.DShe helped Emily write good essays for an NSF fellowship.She guided Emily how to apply for an NSF fellowship successfully.A new project supported by STFC aims to design and develop new radiotherapy (122·G3Dy·英语（四）一R-必考-新-N)·28·【22·G3Dy,英语（四）一R一必考一新一

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