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"Life may not be perfect,"says Dong,"but personal effort and social support can help us overcome challenges.As more attention is given to people with disabilities,I hope many realize their dreams and build a bright future."14.Why did Dong join the radio host training program?A.To seek new opportunities.B.To pay a visit to Beijing.C.To pursue a predictable life.D.To join a welfare organization.15.How did Dong prepare for her Mandarin proficiency test?A.By listening to recordings.B.By attending a university.C.By practising in her unique way.D.By studying with a host.16.Which of the following is the best title for the text?A.The Challenges of the Blind PeopleB.Dong's Career Path as a Radio HostC.Social Support for Disabled IndividualsD.Dong's Joumey to Overcoming ChallengesIn October 2022 a bird with the code name B6 set a new world record.Over the course of 11 days,B6,ayoung Bar-tailed Godwit,flew from its hatching ground in Alaska to its wintering ground in Tasmania,covering 8,425 miles without taking a single break.During its journey,B6 did not land,did not eat,did not drink and did notstop flapping,sustaining an average ground speed of 30 miles per hour 24 hours a day as it winged its way to theother end of the world.B6's long exciting journey is also a success of the remarkable mechanical features of some of the most easilyrecognized yet mysterious structures in the biological world:feathers.Feathers kept B6 warm overnight while itflew above the Pacific Ocean.Feathers formed the flight surfaces of the wings that kept B6 in the air for long.One might expect that,considering all the time humans have spent admiring,using and studying feathers,wewould know all their tricks by now.Yet insights into these amazing structures continue to emerge.Over the pastdecade scientists and researchers have been taking a fresh look at feathers.Collectively they have made surprisingnew discoveries about almost every aspect of their biology.Starting in the 1990s,a series of surprising fossil finds showed that feathers were widespread among severalfamilies of meat-eating dinosaurs known as theropods and that birds had inherited these structures from theirtheropod ancestors.The discovery of feathered nonbird dinosaurs help researchers understand the origin andevolution(进化)of feathers.Feathers are a fantastic model system for understanding how complex structures evolve.The field of appliedscience has taken note of feathers'many brilliant features,which have already led to successful technologicalinnovations.For instance,the surface texture (and boundary-layer-control principles of penguin feathers havemade their way into robotics.No doubt feathers will give rise to more clever inventions in the future.We have only to let our creativity takeflight.17.Why did B6 fly to Tasmania?A.To cover 8,425 miles.B.To have a break.C.To survive the winter.D.To practice flying18.What is the current situation of the research on feathers?

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