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Then there was the ld apple tree. It sits n an undevelped lt in my neighbrhd. It belngs t n ne and therefre t everyne. The tree’s dark branches stretch ut in unpruned (未经修剪的) abandn.
Until last year, I thught I was the nly ne aware f this tree. And then ne day, in a bit f spring madness, I set ut t prune (修剪) a few disrderly branches. N sner had I arrived under the tree than neighbrs pened their windws and stepped nt their prches (门廊). These were peple I barely knew, but it was as if I had cme uninvited int their persnal gardens. My mbile-hme neighbr was the first t speak. “Yu’re nt ging t cut it dwn, are yu?” she asked anxiusly.
Sn, half the neighbrhd jined me under the apple tree. It struck me that I had lived there fr five years and nly nw was learning these peple’s names, what they did fr a living and hw they passed the winter. It was as if the ld apple tree was gathering us under its branches fr the purpse f bth acquaintanceship and shared wnder.
Just the ther day, I saw ne neighbr at the lcal stre. He remarked hw this recent winter had been especially lng and cmplained f nt having seen r spken at length t anyne in ur neighbrhd. And then, he lked at me and said, “We need t prune that apple tree again.”
1．Hw did the authr feel abut the sudden change f the view?
A．Frightened.B．Depressed.C．Surprised.D．Annyed.
2．Why did the neighbrs pen their windws and step ut?
A．They intended t greet the authr.
B．They felt astnished t ntice a stranger.
C．They meant t prtect their persnal gardens.
D．They wndered what might happen t the tree.
3．What can be inferred abut the apple tree in the neighbrhd’?
A．It served as a bnd.B．It was left unattended.
C．It stayed in a pr cnditin.D．It prved t be unappealing.
4．What did the neighbr value mst accrding t the last paragraph?
A．The arrival f spring.B．The neighbrhd gathering.
C．The pruning f the apple tree.D．Entertainment in the lng winter.
2.【四川省内江市重点中学2022-2025学年高三上学期一诊】
“Yu will be in my heart frever. Withut yu, there are nly emptiness and desert in my life...” This is a line frm a heartfelt pem Feng Duan wrte t his fiancee Chen Lianfang in 1955.
Feng is nw 94 and Chen 90, and they have been married fr mre than half a century. Feng, an academic at the Chinese Academy f Sciences, may nt be a prfessinal pet but fr 64 years, Feng has written cuntless lve pems t his wife. On every imprtant anniversary r festival, Feng wuld send a pem t Chen. In 1978, when Chen’s cancer surgery succeeded, Feng created mre than ten pems t celebrate his wife’s recvery. Chen used a red suitcase t stre these lve pems. The academic has als translated many English, French and German pems int classical Chinese.
The cuple was intrduced t each ther by a cmmn friend in 1953 and Feng sent tw paper cpies f pems t Chen as a gift.
“As lng as I think f yu, a beam f sunshine lights up my heart,” Feng wrte.
Chen recalled the first time Feng invited her t his drmitry t have a cup f tea and she thught the cup was made f frsted glass. As the tw became clser, Chen ften visited the academic’s drm. She realized that the cup was the nly ne pr Feng wned. The paque (不透明的) cup was nt frsted glass but cmmn glass stained with tthpaste.
Later she bught many clthes and even a stve fr Feng, making a nice change frm the single man s life. Feng’s marriage t Chen brught mre happiness and nw Chen still lks after Feng’s daily needs.
1．When Feng first met Chen, he was .
A．32B．30
C．28D．26
2．What change did Chen bring t Feng?
A．Chen made a great difference t Feng’s daily life.
B．Chen changed Feng’s academic life greatly.
C．Chen wrte a lt f pems t Feng.
D．Chen intrduced a lt f friends t Feng.
3．What can we learn frm the passage?
A．Chen and Feng happened t meet each ther n the campus.
B．Feng wrte many pems in different languages.
C．Chen cherished the pems Feng wrte t her.
D．Feng liked his paque cup s much.
4．The writer wrte the passage t shw .
A．hw a famus pet writes lve pems t his wife
B．hw the lve pems jin tw hearts tgether
C．hw imprtant lve pems are in the marriage
D．hw the lve pems make the cuple famus
3.【陕西省宝鸡教育联盟2022-2025学年高三上学期教学质量检测（四）】
What d yu d with yur clthes that yu dn’t want t wear anymre? Thrugh cutting, stitching(缝)and redesigning. Baxter Salzwedel has fund a fashinable way t be sustainnble(可持续的).
In March, recycling clthes earned the 17-year-ld frm Elkhart Lake-Glenbeulah High Schl in Wiscnsin, US, a finalist spt in the Yung Entrepreneurs cmpetitin. The cmpetitin was hsted by Junir Achievement f Wiscnsin, a nn-prfit rganizatin. He wn a schlarship f $10, 000 fr his sustainable clthing brand The Mad Patcher.
In the beginning. Salzwedel just wrked with clthes fr fun. He learned his sewing skills at a yung age frm his grandmther. He then started t tear up his ld jeans t try and create cl new designs. The fun hbby quickly turned int a business fr Salzwedel when his friends and classmates started asking him t make custmized clthing fr them.
“S many peple wanted them that I wasn’t ging t make 150 pairs f pants fr free, s that was when 1 had t start making a business ut f it, ” Salzwedel tld the Shebygan Press.
In 2021, Salzwedel started his clthing brand. He uses clurful and patterned fabrics(布 料) frm ther clthes t create his patchwrk(拼接) designs, like jeans, shirts and jackets. He nly uses dnated r recycled materials t ensure maximum sustainability.
Salzwedel has earned thusands f dllars thrugh selling his clthes, and he dnated 25 percent f his prfits t nn-prfit rganizatins.
Talking abut the cmpetitin, Salzwedel said, “It was exciting t d that and meet all srts f yung peple with similar ideas. ” The teenager planned t use the prize t attend the Fashin Institute f Technlgy in New Yrk. The cllege is ne f the mst famus fashin schls in the wrld. Meanwhile, he will cntinue ding his business even after he graduates. Fr Salzwedel, The Mad Patcher is a lifelng prject wrth wrking n.
1．What inspired Salzwedel t d business?
A．His interest in fashin design.
B．The ppularity f his pants.
C．His grandmther’s encuragement.
D．The grwing prblem f fashin waste.
2．What des the text tell us abut The Mad Patcher?
A．It aims t prmte secnd-hand clthes.
B．It uses dnated materials t reduce csts.
C．It prduces sustainable fashin prducts.
D．It cpies designs frm well-established brands.
3．What des Salzwedel plan t d with the schlarship?
A．Grw his clthing brand.
B．Earn a degree in fashin.
C．Dnate it t a fashin schl.
D．Cperate with like-minded peple.
4．Which f the fllwing can best describe Salzwedel?
A．Strng but selfish.
B．Brave and determined.
C．Talented but negative.
D．Creative and generus.
4.【江苏省苏州高新区第一中学2021-2022学年高三一模】
Stargazers can visit famus dark-sky parks in the wrld and enjy unplluted views f night skies. Let's take a deeper dive int what yu'll see at the dark-sky parks.
Jshua Tree Natinal Park, Califrnia
Jshua Tree Natinal Park is a ppular attractin fr stargazers living n the west cast. Despite being influenced by light pllutin n its western brders frm Cachella Valley cities, its relative islatin frm majr cities in the east(with Phenix being the clsest city area sme 300 miles away), prvides it with sme f the darkest skies in Califrnia.
Elqui Valley, Chile
A ppular wine regin centered n the Elqui River in nrthern Chile, the Elqui Valley als ffers ideal cnditins(high-altitude, lw-ppulatin, limited clud cver) fr uncrking a bttle and tasting the heavens abve. Spanning sme 90,000 acres, the regin has the distinctin f being named the first-ever Dark Sky Sanctuary by the Internatinal Astrnmical Unin in 2015.
It's als hme t nearly a dzen bservatries, butique stargazing htels and a large variety f turs that cver bth csmic and daytime spectacles.
Wadi Rum, Jrdan
One f Jrdan's mst valuable turist destinatins, Wadi Rum is an therwrldly muntain desert featuring dramatic rck frmatins and wind-swept rust-clred dunes. Wadi Rum is an incredible landscape t (used fr a lt f sci-fi mvies like Rgue One, Prmetheus and The Martian) and it's ne f the dark places where yu can just sit and lk up at the wnder f the night sky with very little interruptin.
Great Sand Dunes Natinal Park and Preserve, America
It's n surprise that Great Sand Dunes Natinal Park and Preserve has been building a reputatin fr gd night sky viewing. The dry air, high elevatin, and lack f light pllutin all make the park an ideal dark-sky destinatin.
The Sangre de Crist Muntains blck much f the sky glw cming frm nearby cities, shruding(遮蔽，笼罩)the park-with its 149,164 acres f dunes, wetlands, grasslands, frests and alpine tundra-in darkness.
1．What d we knw abut Jshua Tree Natinal Park?
A．It is relatively separated frm majr cities.
B．It is the first dark sky park in the wrld.
C．It is affected by n light pllutin.
D．It is named as the darkest sky in the wrld.
2．What helps prevent Great Sand Dunes frm light?
A．The wetlands.B．The sand dune.
C．The frests.D．The muntains.
3．Wh are the intended readers f the text?
A．Park gers.B．Space explrers.
C．Star bservers.D．Adventurus campers.
5. 【 “皖江名校”高三决战高考最后一卷】
The stmach is an extremely strng rgan, full f acid t break dwn each meal. In rder t prevent this acid frm burning a hle in ur stmachs and damaging ther rgans, ur stmach lining is specially adapted t cntain the acid safely.
H. pylri are able t live in the stmach by living in the lining, safe frm harsh stmach acid. These bacteria are actually pretty cmmn in peple, apprximately a third f Australians have H. pylri in their bdies, but nt all have symptms.
The bacteria can eventually create infectin in stmach lining, a cnditin knwn as gastritis (胃炎）, by wearing away the lining and allwing stmach acid t burn away stmach tissue, causing painful ulcers (溃疡）。
Up until the 1980s, it was thught that bacteria culd nt survive in stmach acid. The cause f stmach ulcers was due t lifestyle chices: stress, smking, spicy fds; the stmach acid was breaking thrugh the lining n its wn.
This belief was first questined in 1979 by Rbin Warren, an Australian pathlgist, wh fund bacteria n a micrscpe slide cntaining the stmach lining f a patient with gastritis. In the years that fllwed Warren cntinued his research.
Warren then teamed up with Barry Marshall in 1981 and the tw cntinued with the research, trying t separate the mystery bacteria and find a cure. Over the next three years, they tested their theries with sme psitive results, hwever the idea that bacteria culd be the cause f gastritis was nt widely accepted r even acknwledged.
Finally, fed up with being ignred and cnfident in his findings, Barry Marshall decided t test n himself. He infected himself with H. pylri and sn develped gastritis and terrible stmach ulcers. Marshall then began t cure himself by taking a dse f antibitics (抗生素）. This nce and fr all prved nt nly that bacteria culd grw in stmach acid, but it culd als cause gastritis and stmach ulcers.
Eventually, the wrld fully acknwledged Warren and Marshall's huge cntributin t science and medicine and the tw were awarded the Nbel prize in Medicine in 2005. Twenty-six years after Rbin Warren first began his research.
1．Why did the academics initially refuse t accept that H. pylri caused gastritis?
A．Lifestyle chices caused stmach ulcers.
B．Stmach acid culd break thrugh the lining n its wn.
C．They thught that bacteria culdn't survive in the stmach.
D．The Australian pathlgist Rbin Warren prvided n evidence.
2．Hw did Barry Marshall prve that H. pylri caused gastritis?
A．Chsing unhealthy lifestyles.B．Intrducing H. pylri t his wn stmach.
C．Finding the bacteria n stmach lining.D．Grwing H. pylri in the lab.
3．What can we infer frm the text?
A．Scientific prgress takes time.B．Science guides medical practices.
C．Warren is nt a prductive scientist.D．Only Marshall deserves the prize.
4．The text is mst likely written t .
A．ChemistsB．PatientsC．ResearchersD．The general public
分层练B
1.【江苏省南通市如皋市2022-2025学年高三上学期教学质量调研（三）】
Get stuck int chemistry with these fascinating guides.
An Elementary Guide t the Peridic Table
by Gill Arbuthntt(Blmsbury Children’s Bks)
There are lts f funny stries, fascinating facts and interesting explanatins packed int this bk, which aims t prvide a gd intrductin t the peridic table. As well as plenty f infrmatin, there are lts f eye-catching diagrams and illustratins.
Explring the Elements
by Isabel Thmas. Illustrated by Sara Gillingham(Phaidn Press)
This beautifully designed bk prvides an intrductry guide t the chemical elements — where they are fund, their prperties and the remark able ways we’ve learned t use them. Smart and stylish, the bk even cmes with an illustrated peridic table.
The Elements in the Rm
by Mike Barfield. Illustrated by Lauren Humphrey(Laurence King)
As the candidate fr lts f awards, this entertaining bk invites yu t jin detective Sherlck Ohms as he tries t slve the mystery f hw abslutely everything came t exist. This is a fun way t learn abut the basics f chemical elements, frm aluminum t zinc.
The Peridic Table Bk
by Darling Kindersley, Ltd
If yu are just starting yur chemistry learning, lk n further than this cmprehensive visual encyclpedia, which is packed with stunning phtgraphs. It cvers all the basics f chemistry, with infrmatin abut the different elements, and yu’ll als learn abut sme f the famus scientists wh discvered them.
1．Which bk can explain the applicatin f the elements?
A．An Elementary Guide t the Peridic TableB．Explring the Elements
C．The Elements in the RmD．The Peridic Table Bk
2．Hw is Mike Barfield’s bk different frm the ther bks?
A．It cntains an illustrated peridic table.B．It includes interesting stries and facts.
C．It intrduces sme f the famus chemists.D．It has the ptential fr winning prizes.
3．Wh are the fur bks especially intended fr?
A．Chemistry researchers.B．Chemistry majrs.
C．Chemistry beginners.D．Chemistry teachers.
2.【江苏省新高考基地学校2022-2025学年高三12月第三次大联考】
Carpenter is the lead authr f a paper in Nature Reviews Psychlgy that examined mre than 100 years f research n learning.
“The benefits f spacing and retrieval practice have been cnfirmed ver and ver in studies in labs, classrms, wrkplaces, but the reasn why we’re presenting this research is that these tw techniques haven’t fully caught n. If they were emplyed all the time, we’d see big increases in learning,” said Carpenter.
In the paper, Carpenter and her c-authrs describe spacing as a strategy t learn in small amunts ver time. It’s the ppsite f cramming (塞满) the night befre an exam. In ne study, medical students wh received repeated surgery training ver three weeks perfrmed better and faster n tests 2 weeks and 1 year later cmpared t medical students wh had the same training all n ne day.
Carpenter says there isn’t a universal rule abut hw much time t schedule between practice sessins. But research shws returning t the material after frgetting sme—but nt all—f the cntent is effective.
Retrieval practice is a strategy that invlves recalling what was learned previusly. It can take many frms, including flash cards, practice tests and pen-ended writing prmpts, and helps learners recgnize what they d and dn’t knw. The paper’s authrs emphasize that peple wh check their respnses fr errrs r get feedback right away learn even better. Mre than 200 studies shw peple generally maintain mre infrmatin fr lnger perids f time with retrieval practice cmpared t strategies that d nt invlve retrieval (e.g., re-reading a textbk.)
The authrs argue peple wh cmbine spacing and retrieval practice have the best chance f remembering infrmatin.
“Frgetting is a very natural thing; yu can’t stp frgetting even if yu try, but yu can slw dwn frgetting by using retrieval practice and spacing,” said Carpenter.
Carpenter says she uses digital tls (e.g., nline practice quizzes, clicker questins) t incrprate retrieval practice and spacing int her university curses, but there are ther ways t bring these strategies int the classrm.
1．Why d the authr and his grup present this research?
A．Because peple dn’t accept the tw techniques.
B．Because the tw techniques haven’t ppularized.
C．Because peple have much difficulty in learning.
D．Because the tw techniques are taking little effect.
2．Hw des Carpenter prve spacing is superir t cramming?
A．By studying sme cases.B．By receiving sme training.
C．By applying sme rules.D．By scheduling sme time.
3．What can retrieval practice help peple t get?
A．Self assessment.B．Wide recgnitin.
C．Psitive respnse.D．General strategies.
4．What might Carpenter talk abut in the fllwing paragraphs?
A．The benefits f spacing and retrieval practice.
B．Ptential ways used t slw dwn frgetting.
C．Arguments abut what t d t stp frgetting.
D．Other university curses wrth remembering.
3.【江苏省南通市如皋市2022-2025学年高三上学期教学质量调研（三）】
Scientists researching climate change in Antarctica are studying penguins in an effrt t better understand the area’s envirnmental health. The scientists are measuring the grwth and develpment f the penguin ppulatin n the eastern side f the Antarctic Peninsula. “We are cunting penguin nests t understand hw many penguins are in a clny, prducing yung every year, and whether that number is ging up r dwn with the envirnmental cnditins,” said Alex Brwicz. He is an eclgy researcher at New Yrk’s Stny Brk University.
The wrk is nt easy fr climate researchers in the icy, faraway reaches f Antarctica. But penguins are easier t fllw than sme ther kinds f animals because they nest n land. Their black bdies and waste drppings can als be identified against the area’s white backgrund.
Michael Wethingtn, anther researcher frm Stny Brk, tld Reuters the penguin ppulatin can represent verall climate cnditins and the health f the area’s whle ecsystem. The researchers say cunts f individual penguins can be cmbined with data frm satellite images t get a mre cmplete picture f hw the animals are prgressing.
Gent penguins—with bright range beaks and white markings n their heads—prefer pen water withut brken pieces f ice flating arund. S when temperatures n the Antarctic Peninsula began rising during the latter half f the 20th century, Gent ppulatins mved suth. Gent penguins dn’t like sea ice. They mstly frage (觅食) ver the cntinental shelf and dn’t g far ut t sea. As sea ice has decreased alng the western side f the peninsula, Gents seem t have gtten used t the changed cnditins. But thse same cnditins have been wrse fr the Adelie penguin species. This is because the Adelies depend n sea ice fr feeding and reprductin.
“When we find Adelie penguins, we typically knw that sea ice is nearby,” Stny Brk’s Wethingtn said. He added that whenever researchers see sea ice decreasing r disappearing, they als see Adelie penguin ppulatins plunge. Even thugh Adelie penguins are increasing in number verall, sme ppulatins have fallen by mre than 65 percent, researchers say.
8．Why d scientists studying climate change in Antarctica study penguins?
A．T ffer them better prtectin.
B．T find ut abut the penguin ppulatin.
C．T have a clearer idea f their living habits.
D．T learn mre abut the cnditins f Antarctica.
9．What makes penguins easier t fllw than ther kinds f animals?
A．Their varius kinds f species.B．Their unique eating habits.
C．Their nesting habit and bdy clr.D．Their unusual hunting ways.
10．What can be inferred abut Gent penguins frm paragraph 4?
A．They are quite adaptive.B．They are in great danger.
C．They tend t hunt far ut t sea.D．They have a preference fr sea ice.
11．What can we learn frm the last paragraph?
A．Adelie penguin has been affected by climate change.
B．Adelie penguin has gt used t the changing envirnment.
C．Adelie penguin ppulatin has fallen by mre than 65 percent.
D．Adelie pepenguin ppulatin represents the area’s whle ecsystem.
4.【浙江省诸暨市2022-2025学年高三12月诊断性考试】
Ender’s Game by Orsn Sctt Card
Aliens have attacked Earth twice and almst destryed human beings. Humans culdn’t lse anymre. Therefre, the wrld gvernment has started t train military geniuses in the arts f war. Ender Wiggin is taking part in this training. He wins all the games. He knws time is running ut, but can he save the planet?It’s gd science fictin fr bys.
The Brken Earth Trilgy (三部曲) by N.K. Jemisin
Mving int mre mdern territry, each entry f N.K. Jemisin’s The Brken Earth Trilgy wn a Hug Award when it was first published. It’s a science-fictin stry married t fantasy elements that is ne f the mst famus pieces f literature.
The Expanse series by James S.A．Crey
This spectacular series cnsists f nine bks. I knw that lks like a lt f nvels, but trust me, they are abslutely wrth reading. The Expanse is easily ne f the best sci-fi series in histry, and nw the TV adaptatin has becme ne f the best sci-fi shws in histry. The first bk starts in ur slar system and expands beynd it with a grwing cast f characters that will feel like family after a dive int this fantastic series.
Snw Crash by Neal Stephensn
This is the nly stand-alne bk n this list, s if yu dn’t feel like investing in 300,000 pages f cntent, Neal Stephensn’s Snw Crash is fr yu. This authr f the bk uses virtual reality as the setting, and the main character is a pizza deliveryman in ne wrld and a warrir prince in anther.
1．Which bk is suitable fr yu if yu favr award-winning nes?
A．The Brken Earth TrilgyB．Ender’s Game
C．Snw CrashD．The Expanse
2．What d the fur bks have in cmmn?
A．They all have TV adaptatins.
B．They are based n true stries.
C．They are best-sellers n shelf.
D．They are fictin wrth reading.
3．What is the authr’s main purpse by listing the bks?
A．T advertise.B．T intrduce.
C．T recmmend.D．T instruct.
5.【浙江省强基联盟2025届高三上学期12月统测】
It takes a lt f hard wrk and determinatin t achieve big gals. Many times, peple must persevere in spite f bstacles t realize their dreams. Cllette Divitt is a talented baker wh managed t d just that. She used her bright persnality, determinatin, and talent t becme an entrepreneur.
Cllette Divitt was brn in Bstn. Like many thers, after graduating frm cllege, she wanted t get a jb. She went t many jb interviews, but she kept getting rejected. Many emplyers said she was “nt the right fit”. Divitt believed she was being rejected s ften in that she was brn with Dwn syndrme, which is a genetic disrder related t a persn’s chrmsmes. Peple with Dwn syndrme ften have intellectual r physical disabilities.
Facing many jb rejectins, Divitt felt discuraged and hurt. She felt she wanted t pen her wn business and be her wn bss. She thught abut her hbbies and passins. Divitt knew she lved baking. She wuld always create delicius recipes t share with her family and friends. One f these recipes was fr a chclate chip ckie rlled in cinnamn sugar. Her mm tasted the ckies and urged her t write dwn the recipe t make them again. Divitt began baking and selling her chclate ckies lcally, calling her business “Cllettey’s Ckies”. She tk her ckies t a lcal grcery stre named Glden Gse Market. Immediately after tasting the ckies, the market decided t sell Devitt’s ckies. Glden Gse Market became Divitt’s first client. Eventually, a televisin statin shared the stry f Divitt’s cckie business. Her stry went viral!
Divitt didn’t just create Cllectey’s Ckies t sell delicius baked gds. She has a great ambitin t expand her business s that she can hire as many peple as pssible. Currently, many f her emplyees have disabilities. Divitt als wants nn-disabled business wners t see the strengths and talents f peple with disabilities. The majrity f disabled peple wh can wrk cannt find paying jbs. Even when they d get jbs, they are ften paid less than the minimum wage. Divitt wants t change these statistics. She wants t make sure peple with disabilities get jbs that pay fairly.
1．What did Cllette think was the prbable reasn fr her jb rejectins?
A．She wanted t run her wn business.
B．She was nt equal t these jbs.
C．She was nt perseverant enugh t face bstacles.
D．She was prejudiced fr her disability.
2．Which f the fllwing best describe hw she made “Cllettey’s Ckies” a success?
A．She fully tk advantage f scial cnnectins.
B．She turned her passin fr baking int a thriving business.
C．She had her ckies prmted n televisin.
D．She emplyed a team f disabled peple.
3．What is Paragraph 4 mainly abut?
A．Divitt’s attitude t the disabled.
B．Divitt’s strategy f expanding the business.
C．Divitt’s quality f being an entrepreneur.
D．Divitt’s missin t empwer the disabled with jb pprtunities.
4．What des the authr want t shw by telling the stry?
A．Nthing seeks, nthing finds.
B．Success and rest dn’t sleep tgether.
C．Sharp tls make gd wrk.
D．Birth is much, but breeding (养育) is mre.
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Emplyers tday tend t hire students wh truly made the mst f their time n campus. Getting invlved in an extracurricular club culd be ne f yur highlights.
Media & Publicatin Club
It fcuses n publishing a campus newspaper, creating a website, r writing ads. The skill sets required t successfully create media tday are incredibly varied. Yu may have a passin fr the written wrd r lve graphic design. Whatever the case, yu are likely t find yur place within the club.
Academic Club
This club is amng the mst ppular n campus, which can be a great benefit t a degree-seeker, because they allw yu t cnnect with ther students in the same majr and ften even t netwrk with prfessinals frm industries in which yu plan t seek emplyment after graduatin.
Cmmunity Service Club
If yu are eager t make a difference t the wrld, the club fcusing n serving thers might be the perfect match fr yu. This club is intended fr children, senirs, underserved ppulatins, animals, the envirnment, and s n. If yu have a desire t help, the pprtunity t serve likely exists n yur campus.
Sprts & Recreatin Club
If yu are passinate abut the sprt yu’re pursuing, it des nt matter if yu aren’t playing at the Natinal Cllegiate Athletic Assciatin (NCAA) level. Club sprts are usually nt regulated by the rules f the NCAA, but yu have chances t travel t ther clleges in rder t cmpete. The level f cmpetitin is generally nt quite as intense, which makes club sprts an extremely ppular ptin if yu’re just lking t play fr fun.
1．Which club ffers a chance t wrk with yur ptential clleagues?
A．Media & Publicatin Grup.B．Academic Club.
C．Cmmunity Service Club.D．Sprts & Recreatin Club.
2．What d we knw abut the Sprts & Recreatin Club?
A．It must fllw the NCAA rules.
B．It can hld interschl cmpetitins.
C．It ffers intense training frm time t time.
D．It nly admits members with NCAA levels.
3．Wh is the text targeted at?
A．Emplyers.B．Prfessrs.
C．Undergraduates.D．Children.