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Adventures in HistoryAdvanced Adventures in Historywas told I would walk with a limp (for the rest of my life;Gabe permanently lost the vision in hisCome and explore the role of European colonistsBeginning with the age of soda shops andleft eye.(in early settlement and the American Elvis Presley,this camp will explore life in theBefore this all happened,we were happy-go-lucky people.We're even more sanguine now.We look atRevolution.Campers will explore the challenges of 50s and 60s.Start by getting dressed in a"poodleeverything differently.Despite the injuries we suffered,we're grateful that we're still living a pretty goodcolonial life through baking homemade bread,skirt"or having your hair smoothed into a ducktailife.The experience also bonded us more.We still go on road trips.starting a fire,and making paper.A large selection and finish in the ultra-modern clothes of the24.Why did the author and Gabe go to Nelson?of period clothing will provide the opportunity for all1960s.Come and have a good time with cowboyA.To go sightseeing.B.To visit their friends.campers to suit up as frontier folk,tradespeople,shoot-outs,baby boom races,and rocketC.To join in a road trip.D.To look for adventurepoliticians,farmers,and soldiers.Children entering launches.Students entering 7th,8th,or 9th25.What is the second paragraph mainly about?4th,5th,or 6th grade may attend.grade are welcome to join us.A.How the trip was planned.B.Which roads were kept to.Time:9 a.m.to 12 p.m.June 13th throughTime:9 a.m.to 12 p.m.July 11thC.How the accident happened.D.What could be seen on the way.June 17th or June 20th through June 24ththrough July 15th26.What can we learn about the author and Gabe?Price:CCHS member/$105 per camper;Price:CCHS member/$105 per camper;A.They both lost their phones.B.They were both seriously injurednon-member/$165 per campernon-member/$165 per camperC.They tried their best to keep conscious.D.They were sent to hospital by passers-byNotes:27.Which of the following can best explain the underlined word sanguine"in paragraph 4?些For more information,contact Matthew March,Education Director,at 717-249-7610.A.Optimistic.B.Fortunate.C.Adventurous.D.Carefree.Interested in becoming a member to save on Summer Camps?Click here!21.What can campers do at Adventures in History?Diners in Japan may soon be able to cut their salt intake without needing to sacrifice flavor().A.Visit the living places of colonists.B.Connect with people from all walks of life.Researchers recently announced they developed electric chopsticks that increase saltiness of foods.C.Experience life in colonial times.D.Learn the causes of the American Revolution.Co-developed by Meiji University professor Homei Miyashita and drink producer Kirin Holdings22.What do the two camps have in common?Company,Limited,the chopsticks improve tastes using electrical stimulation and a mini-computer attachedyA.They are aimed at teenagers.B.They provide dress-up clothes.to a wrist."The device uses a weak electrical current to send sodium ions (from food,throughC.They charge all campers the same.D.They have various role-play activities.the chopsticks,to the mouth where they create a sense of saltiness,"said Miyashita."As a result,the23.Where is the text probably taken from?salty taste increases by 1.5 times.A.A travel guide.B.A magazine.C.A newspaper.D.A website.The taste-improving chopsticks may have particular relevance to the traditional diet in Japan,whichtends to be high in salt.The average Japanese adult eats about 10 grams of salt each day.That is almostIt was a long weekend in May 2018 and my partner Gabe Rosescu,and I were taking a road trip to goto Nelson,British Columbia and spend some time with our friends.We are both adventurous,and wetio times the amount suggested by the World Health Organization.High sodium intake is linked tocouldn't wait to go hiking and exploring.It was our first trip together.increased cases of high blood pressure,strokes and other conditions."To prevent these diseases,we needAt around 5:30 p.m.on Thursday,May 17,we were driving about 9 miles west of Creston,on atreduce the amount of salt we take,"said Kirin researcher Ai Sato.Sato added that if Japanese people trysteep mountain road known as the Crowsnest Highway.I was texting updates to my family and enjoying theto reduce salt intake in the usual ways,they will need to cut many of their favorite foods from their diet.view.We weren't aware that there'd recently been flooding in the area.When I looked up from my phone,Otherwise,they would have to eat flavorless food.I saw a wave of mud and a huge tree coming down the mountain,right in front of Gabe's car.He tried to"I want to overturn the idea that low salt means no flavor,"Miyashita declared."The chopsticks makebrake,but it was too late.The mudslide sent our car falling nearly 300 meters down a rocky cliff (it possible to keep enjoying the foods we love,and in a healthier way.He was confident that theand our car landed on its side among some trees.chopsticks can help people make better decisions about their diet and hoped to have them ready to sell asI didn't know how long we were unconscious.But the body was amazing,and somehow we were bothearly as next year.able to crawl()out of the crashed car.We couldn't get a signal on our cell phones,so all we could thinkMiyashita and his research team have explored different ways that technology can interact with humanto do was shout for help.After just a few minutes,we heard someone call back.Four passers-by spotted ussenses.He has also developed a television screen that a person can lick()to taste different food flavors.and came to our rescue.When the emergency medical technicians finally got to our side,they loaded usMeanwhile,research is also underway to develop other eating tools with special functions like electricinto separate ambulances.I was in the hospital for a week and a half,but they kept Gabe for six weeks.Ispoons and forks using 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