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Even d bablleemn larely immigrant-owned and targrted While the firt Chinesed afen odapted their m ocae to American tastes and consumers,boba stores sold motlypewder-bnd deinks to a largely Adan clients.If these shopa seem plain by today's standards,they werereinplceable part of many Chines American millennials()childhoods in partbecdrks they soder pren-approvel"healthy"altemative to alcohol.Over time,boba shope,ithther cheap sofas an Asian pop playlists,became popular hang-out spots.To an extert,the rise of bubbleed that of Chinese immigrant population.New wave bubble tea sbops are often located in urhan centerer unversites with large.often middle-class Asian populations.The rise of bubble tea is a classic story of intercultural exchange and transmission.But it's really just anentry point for a far more interesting phenomenon:the global movement of multiple generations of immigrants28.Why does the author mention COVID-19 in Paragraph 1?A.To introduce a different lifestyle.B.To raise concer about the disease.C To show a kind of consequence of it.D.To call on people to fight against it.29.What can we learn about bubble tea in the United States?A.It faces a great shorage.B.Politicians have a preference for it.C You can only find it in Chinese restaurants nowD.It wasn't popular when it just wenl into America.30.What does the underlined phrase"cater to"in Parugruph 3 probably mean?A.Set limit to.B.Make changes to.C Meet the demand of.D.Improve the quality of.31.What is the best title of the passage?A The Popularity of Bubble TeaB.The Development of Bubble TeaC.Bubble Tea Reveals Culture ShockD.The Rise of Bubble Tea Refects Global MovementDIn 1996.56 volunteers participated in a study to test a new painkiller (called Trivaricaine.Oneach volunteer,one index finger was covered in the new painkiller while the other remained untouched.Then,both were squeezed in painful clamps(夹钳)、The volunteers reported that the treated finger hurt less than the untreated one.Actually Tnvaricaine wan'ta painkiller,but just a fake mixture with no pain-easing functions at all.What made the volunteers so sure this fakedrug had worked?The answer lies in the placebo (effect,an unexplained phenomenon where drugs andtreatmenis that aren't supposed to have an effect,and are often fake,incredibly make people feel beter.Doctors have used the term placebo since the 1700s when they realized the power of fake drugs to improvepeople's symptoms ()These were used when proper drugs weren't available.or if some imgindtheywere ill.In fact,the word placebo means"I shall please"in Latin,indicaling a history of comforting troubledpalients.Placebos had to imitate the real treatments in order to be convincing.so they took the form of sugarpills,water-filled injections.and even pretended surgeries.Soon,doctor realized that treating people in thisway had another use:in clinical trials.By the 19503.researchers were using placebos as a standard tool to tesnew trealments.To evaluate a new drug.for instance.half the patients in a trial might receive the real pill.Theother half would get a placebo that looked the same.Since patients wouldn't know whether they'd received the英语·第5页（共8页）
