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团GLOBAL EGLS团C1.What did Mimi do for Olive?芳关径报社A.She wrote a touching song for lovely Olive.EARNING ENGLISHB.She collected a lot of learning videos onTikTok.C.She asked other TikTok users to playOlive's score.报纸课件新课程D.She posted videos documenting Olive's高一江苏(N)exploration of music.第37期A版A2READING COMPREHENSIONAOlive Wallace,a 10-year-old,aimed to create aedieval-style melo(中世纪风格的曲子.But whenD2.What do we know about Olive?she played it after school,Olive thought herA.She had no interest in music at first.performance sounded terrible.She left her handwrittenB.She was born into a musical family.score(乐谱)on her table when she went to sleep.C.She showed a talent for playing theOlive's mother,Mimi,found the music score andviolin at an early age.wondered how the song would sound.The nextmorning,she posted a video on TikTok that showed theD.She almost gave up when she firstscore,which she asked other users to perform.started studying music.Musicians across the world have since brought Olive'swork to life-a result that has surprised Olive andMimi.Olive didn't explore music until the fourthA3.Why was Olive worried after knowing her momposted the video online?grade.At first,Olive felt she wasn't skilled andA.She was unsure about her music score.wanted to quit.But she stuck with the violin andB.She didn't like others playing her scorelater learned to write music scores.She also joinedC.She didn't want to get her mom into trouble.the school choir(校园合唱团).She wrote the notesD.She was afraid of being judged by her classmateson her score with a pencil in her room,which sheC4.What did Hanson want to say in the last paragraph?said took about a half-hour.Without telling Olive,A.Technology is changing fast.Mimi posted a video of the score.B.Music is a powerful way to connect cultures.C.The Internet has made people more connected.D.Young musicians need to connect with and learnfrom others.Within a few hours,Mimi said the video hadBreached about 1 million views,and musicians had“We have a people problem.”That was thealready started playing the score.Mimi told Olivemessage Laura Prugh received from the Nationalabout the video,which made the fifth-graderPark Service in Glacier Bay,Alaska,several yearsworried because she feared her music score appearedago.For Prugh,who studies human-wildlifeunprofessional.interactions(相互作用)in the relatively crowded翻译：Mimi把视频的事告诉了Olive,这让这个五年级学生state of Washington,that seemed a bit overstated.很担心，因为她担心自己的乐谱看起来不专业。分析：which made the fifth-grader worried because sheAfter all,only 40,000 people visit the 3.2-million-feared her music score appeared unprofessionalwhichacre park annually-a very low number for those引导的非限制性定语从句：该定语从句中包含个becauseused to recreating(娱乐)in the Washington or引导的原因状语从句；该原因状语从句中包含一个省略了连接词的宾语从句。Oregon Cascades.In the following days,musicians played the score on aYet,the Park Service workers reported increasingviolin,guitar,saxophone,and more.But Olive said a stringnumbers and they wanted to know how-or if-theorchestra(弦乐团)performed it perfectly.The conductor ofincrease was impacting local wildlife.So Prugh,anthat orchestra,Christopher T.F.Hanson,said he sawassociate professor at the University of Washington SchoolOlive's score on TikTok while he was attending an activity.of Environmental and Forest Sciences,visited."I was justHe thought performing Olive's notes would be fun andshocked at how few people there were,"she said."And Ithought,'Wow,these people have no idea what a lot ofinspiring for young musicians.visitors are,"I saw it as such a beautiful example of how the 21stStill,she agreed to conduct the study.Over the coursecentury can take advantage of technology and social mediaof two summers,she collected images from 40 camerasto connect people,"Hanson said."Because she took someacross 10 sites,focusing on wolves,black bears,brownnotes on a page,because I can read music and I am in abears and moose ()She fully expected to find little orcommunity that makes music,we've now connected withno difference in animal activity between the high-use sitesmillions of people.”and the low-use sites.But she was wrong.1