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to prioritize films by阅precious baby photos have been securely stored among a collection offemale filmmakers.However,there's still too much pressure on theseagencies to fund films that turn a profit rather than funding new voices.In读physical photo albums somewhere in my parents'home.Everythingwas more private back then,and I want it to be the same for my son.So读Scandinavia.funding commissioners (are on short-term contracts toensure there's a continual shift in decision-makers.This is something the理I have removed all photos of my son from social media.Instead,I nowshare exciting moments with close friends and family directly via private理UK could consider.More British films in cinemas would also help.Frommessage.It's more personal this way.And it's safer.Being a parent means解the 1930s to 1960s,the British Cinematograph Act,which ensured somebeing proud,but it also means protecting our children from unnecessary解films were made in the UK,produced a boom in UK cinema productionrisks.Exposing them to unknown audiences isn't worth the likes or thethat could compete with the US.Now,it could be reintroduced to bring inattention.new voices.2C24.What phenomenon is stated with the data inA 28.What does the author want to show through the joke in阅paragraph 2?A.Children in Britain lead a colorful life.阅paragraph 1?读B.Parents have deep love for their childrenA.The widespread disregard of women's achievements.C.Parents enjoy updating their children's photos读B.The various contributors to males'and females'online.success.理D.People in Britain are used to digital communication.C.The author's confusion about the public view on解B25.What was the author concerned about after reflectingon her photo sharing?解women's success.A.Whether she was making her friends annoyed.D.The author's regret at family members'disapprovalB.Whether she was threatening her son's privacy.of her abilities.C.Whether her son liked the photos posted online.D.Whether her son knew it was disturbing his privacy.D26.Which can best describe the author as a mother?A.Caring and humorous.阅B.Optimistic and determined.D29.What do we know about female judges?C.Flexible and adaptable.A.They are more likely to nominate female directors.读D.Sensible and responsible.读B.They are actively working to change the industry'sA 27.What is the most suitable title for the text?bias.A.Parental oversharing:the impact on child privacy理C.They are underrepresented in the award解B.Generation gap:different methods of storingnomination processphotosD.They show little recognition for female directorsC.Privacy crisis:dilemmas over personal informationperformancesafetyD.Parents'dilemma:the pros and cons of sharingphotos online6