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DuckDuckGo25.What did Pilloton find as a high school shop teacher?Unlike Google,DuckDuckGo is a search engine that doesn't track users'activities.ThisA.Female students found it hard to get things right.may not be the one that focuses on providing safe contents for kids as it results in generalB.Male students usually put themselves in a superior position.contents for all ages without restriction.You may not want to suggest this for your kids if youC.Male students fought against each other to get more space.are giving them full access to the Internet,but if they use the Internet with your guidance,thisD.Female students got exhausted more easily than male students.one is a good choice as the activities and preferences of the users remain secret.26.What can be learned about the organization started by Pilloton?GoGooligansA.It focuses on individual guidance.This search engine is powered by Google with specific modifications.It is an advanced safeB.It is a highly profitable institution.search engine for kids and teens.This search engine serves as an educational and academicC.It builds girls'skills and inner strengthsearch engine.It claims to be safe and kid-oriented.This kid search engine is friendly withD.It mainly reaches out to women in needstudents with disabilities.It provides pop-ups that enable students with disabilities to use the27.What does Pilloton think of the shoptalk?specific keyboard.A.It is way too academic.B.It is private and secret.CyberSleuth KidsC.It is always professional,D.It is free and full of respect.When it comes to printable materials,CyberSleuth Kids is the answer.This site providesCproper learning media for children.As parents you may want to download some printable materials,In the world of Chinese archaeology(考古学)，a sign of a dig's importance is the sight ofprint them and let your kids learn with them.It also provides kids with games that are purposefullyZhou Mingsheng at work.A field technician who has worked at archaeological sites all arounddesigned and developed to improve their learning abilities.China,"Master Zhou"is credited with the gentlest touch in his profession.Born into a farming21.Which search engine is advised to be used under the guidance of parents?family,he is a "national-level craftsman"with a talent for using simple tools to get relics()A.Kiddle.B.GoGooligansC.DuckDuckGo.D.CyberSleuth Kids.that would crumble in other hands,says his current boss,Wang Xu,director of an archaeological22.What is special about GoGooligans?site at Shuanghuaishu,a Neolithic(新石a器时代的)settlement near the Yellow River in theA.It involves constant modificationsB.It can be used like Wikipedia.central province of HenanC.It is a search engine powered by Google.D.It can be used by kids with special needs.It is not beauty that attracts visitors to Shuanghuaishu.At 5,300 years old,the settlement23.What can parents do with CyberSleuth Kids?is the work of a culture too simple to have left behind many buried treasures.The single mostA.Download learning materials.B.Test their kids'learning abilities.precious find,to date,is a finger-length sculpture of a silkworm.Nor is the setting lovely:anC.Develop games to play with their kids.D.Keep the preferences of their kids secret.area surrounded by deafening insects,between a highway and two power stations.Rather,thesite's importance is historical.For since the birth of Chinese archaeology in the 1920s,it hasEmily Pilloton grew up in California,building treehouses in the woods with her sisters.Atbeen inseparable from claims that China has the oldest unbroken civilization on Earth.16,on a service trip to Belize in Central America,she cut through weeds with a machete andLeading archaeologists say that the site has the right combination of location,age anddistinctive cultural elements to be the capital of an early Chinese kingdom.That would make it apoured concrete to construct a house."I realized I could do something creative and technicalbridge between China's written history and the era of the Yellow Emperor,who is said to rulewhile contributing to the world,"she says.over these central plains almost 5,000 years ago,though many foreign scholars doubt hisAfter earning an MFA in architecture and design,she spent three years at various firmsexistence.Chinese media call the site proof of China's 5,000 years of history.before giving up office life to become a high school shop teacher.An upsetting patternappeared:"More often than not,the boys would talk louder and take up more space,"saysForeigners complain about a lack of written records,Mr.Wang notes.Perhaps they aremissing symbols that will one day be understood,for instance in patterned pottery.OutsidersPilloton."I'd see the girls roll their eyes or look at each other,especially when something was"can't keep using Western standards to apply to Chinese ruins,"he argues.being done incorrectly.Some tried to force their way in,but it's exhausting to always fight for28.What does the underlined word "crumble"in paragraph 1 mean?airtime.Even in my classroom,gendered ideas about the labor girls could or couldn't do stillA.Result.B.Wait.C.Break.D.Shineexisted and I got sick of it."29.Why is Shuanghuaishu an attraction for visitors?In 2010,Pilloton started guiding girls,only groups."I pulled them aside during the class soA.It is easily accessible.B.It has appealing scenery.we could focus on one thing:creating awesome architecture,she says.Three years later,sheC.It has various precious treasures.D.It is of great historical significance.started Girls Garage.The nonprofit's mission:to teach 9-to-17-year-olds how to use carpentry30.What is Mr.Wang's attitude towards foreigners'view?tools,weld steel,draft blueprints and reenter the outside world with more confidence.A.Tolerant.B.Sympathetic.C.Ambiguous.D.Disapproving.After-school and weekend programs followed,and in 2016,Girls Garage moved into a 3,600-31.What might be the best title for the text?square-foot work space in Berkeley.The organization's motto "FEAR LESS.BUILD MORE.A.China Digs Its PastB.China Follows Its Traditionis printed on a blue wall.There,young girls build community-improving projects like a picnicC.Chinese Archaeology Catches OnD.Chinese History Amazes the Worldtable for a women's shelter and sandboxes for preschools.DBut for these girls,shoptalk isn't all carpentry and welding tips.Within the garage wallsLook into the future of what we eat,and you'll start wondering what could happen to ourand among an all-female instructional staff,students share whatever's on their mind.Pilloton'smeals.As the world's population surpasses nine billion,our food needs will grow by 50 percent.Howstudents aren't shy about their issues and ambitions,because the space is theirs alone."It wasdo we meet them without clearing more forests or expanding industrial agriculture,one of thedesigned by and for girls,"she says."Here,they're never talked down to and they always getmost significant contributors to climate change?How do we keep our soil healthy,so that cropsto be their biggest selves.can grow well?24.How did Pilloton feel about her trip to Belize?These questions are challenging."But one thing is clear,"says food journalist Lin YeeA.Inspiring.B.Relaxing.C.Tiring.D.Annoying.Yuan.“To feed nine billion people,”she warns,“we're going to need all hands to the pump.”