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Antarctic.有或B.Travellersbelongings will be deserted.察Plcase aut your indivneeds01C.Efforts have been made to protect the Poles.息只21.What do we know about the event?D.Strict guidelines are tobe studied in Antarctic.A.You can't bring your own imagesB.There is no limit to participants'ages.27.What does Le ean in the ast paragraph?C.The charge doesn't cover the lunches.D.Reference images help get you inspired.ripsto Antaretic shoud B.Little things make difference to triD.Polar travels should be reduced.22.What can you do on the second day?C.Human activities should be avoided.A.Try various techniques in the garden.C.Finish your creation under guidance.D.Collect plant samples in the garden.mthequerof hig schol students th they can be da math if theywork23.What do we know about Diane Cooper?hard,but fewer say they would continue studying when the work gets challenging,according to aA.She is in charge of RPWW.B.She is expert inwatercolor art.C.She has 18 workshops for all ages.D.Her home studio isnt for workshops.osurveyahen they donddsomething.Students whose parents held graduate degrees were significantly more likely than theiruigh thinktjuedyp uiseothatthybe good at math if they work hard,C巡航)5 cmeer,“5月e poih8obeteasuredandeveyanimalhasislgcbehsyours,tbcno3cdf1o0,00peaguinsisamazingl”The results from YouthTruth,noprofit that surveys K-12 students and families,and that they feel comfortable to ask questions in class.AceordingioLcwisJoncs,eveydy5speaihthecpoaregoasisagtAsaBritishhistoriandmonrate th perspeetivems00hschoostudent toward math,6withparticularexpertiscnpolareXploraioa,andaneperencedepedtatleaderhimsel,hesdistricts in 14 states.The findings represent most of students across the country.pnmore thanecadehPorvlshmyhmnThe result highlight Americanedeep mixed feelings about how math is taughtnan expedition uise,howeveritmriyorn a place that veryschoos While most think thattsmrntsubthey'efennteresednthefew people get to see.work that they're given in classes,which they see as disconnected from math's rea-worldSince the first touristsrived in the 196s,however,tourism in Antarctica has been on theapplications.rise,placing increasing pressure on an environment already under significant pressure from"Schools aren't effectively showing them why formal mathematics is important.They're notclimate change."There's definitely a real urgency among passengers who are travelling to theconnecting it to their career or real-world experience,"said Jane Forest,YouthTruth's director ofArctic and Antarctic to witness a place that's both fragile and under threat,"says Lewis-Jones.organizational learning."We're leaving all of their motivation un-sparked.""There's a conflict around the desire to travel to such places-you do begin to wonder whether orThe survey comes as U.S.students'math skills have fallen obviously,and as debates aboutnot tourism is the right thing."It's his job,he adds,to ensure that it's done in the mosthow best to engage kids in the subject have grown louder.Leading organizations in the field,likesustainable,environmentally conscious way.the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics (NCTM),have argued that schools should helpCurrently.Antarctic tourism is a well-regulated industry managed by the Internationalstudents develop positive identities as math learners and demonstrate that math can help solveAssocio of Antarctica Tour Operators,which has conducted strict guidelines for its memberseveryday problems【赢战高考：2024高考模拟冲刺卷：英语试题（六）第3页（共8页】Some of the YouthTruth findings were encouraging,said Susan May of a math research【赢战高考·2024高考模拟冲刺卷·英语试题（六）第4页（共8页）】
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