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Text 1026.What benefit can visiting neighbors'gardens bring to第Every morning in a city in the east of Indonesia.people?teenagers can be seen on their way to school in the第It makes people become closer.darkness.It is not a scene from some sci-fi moviesB.It helps people avoid making mistakes.but an experiment to get the day off for the teens.C.It encourages people to protect animals.分The project in Kupang has twelfth-graders at 10分D.It increases people's sense of responsibility.high schools starting classes at 5:30 am.(17)27.Which of the following would be the best title for the听School in Indonesia generally starts betweentext?A.Gardening:nature lovers'life-long interest7:00 am and 8:00 am.According to the localgovernment,the rule change is intended to develop读B.Communities are places to develop creativitythe children's discipline..C.Holiday gatherings are where people make frieneSharing gardens:a good way to strengthenrelationships"It's an unusual move for teens to start school第at 5:30 am.My daughter Eureka now has to wakeup one and a half hours before that to get ready第gand then ride a bike to school.(18)I can't accept28.Why did the researchers choose to focus on部this..."Rambu Ata,a mother to a 16-year-old,said."It's still dark when she leaves home.Her雾reading and numeracy skills?They are indicators of overall academicsafety is a big problem,"she added.(19)Otherdevelopmentparents reflect that their children are sleepy by the听B.They allow for easy before-and-aftertime they get home.comparisons.力The lack of sleep could endanger the students'C.They can be directly measured by NAPLANhealth and cause a shift in behavior.Most parents读testswonder whether it is indeed good for the teens inthe long run.Will the project last long?(20)gD.They are globally recognized as useful skills第A第29.What do the research results suggest?21.What kind of helpers does the project need?A.Average students are more popular withA.People with various skills.teachers.分B.People good at training wild animals.People fond of agricultural work.分Most struggling students have improved a lot.C.Teachers fail to teach students basic skillsD.People aiming to set up eco-projects.D.The achievement gaps are widening读读心康22.How can people get three meals a day for free?30.What does paragraph 4 focus on?第A.By working 4 hours at least.第A.The difficulties in teaching high-ability students.By putting in a full day's work.B.The expected basic skills of different age groups部C.By helping with the gardeningC.The unreasonable arrangement of educationD.By setting flexible working hours.雾resources.23.What service can people get from the hosts?The reasons for high-ability students'A.They can be dropped off at the airport.underachievement.B.They can choose where they like to live.31.How would educators and communities feel about theresearch finding?读C.They can share a room with like-minded读A.Worried.B.Confused.people.Encouraged.D.Disappointed.They can be picked up at the train station感B第24.Why did the author talk about gardens with herneighbors?第A.She wanted to show off her garden.32.What does paragraph 1 mainly talk about?B.She was eager to learn gardening skills.A.The history of satellites.分C.She was curious about her neighbors'分The wide application of satellites.lifestyles.C.The trouble in monitoring the Arctic sea iceShe tried to make a connection with herD.The impact of climate change on the Arctic seaneighbors.读读ice.25.What does the author say about theconversation with her neighbors?It was meaningful.B.It was awkwardC.It was stressful.D.It was intense.5