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第1题MostAmericansthinkthaticecreamisasAmericanasbaseballandapplepie.ButicecreamwasknownlongbeforeAmericanwasdiscovered.TheRomanemperorNeromayhavemadeakingoficecream.Hehiredhundredsofmentobringsnowandicefromthemountains.Heusedittomakecolddrinks.TravelerMarcoPolobroughtbackrecipesforchilledandfrozenmilkfromChina.HundredsofyearslatericecreamreachedEngland.ItissaidthatKingCharlesIenjoyedthattreatverymuch.Thereisastorythathebribedhiscooktokeeptherecipeforicecreamaroyalsecret.Todayicecreamisknownthroughouttheworld.Americansaloneeatmorethantwobillionquartsayear.问题：MarcoPoloisknownas()
A、aRomanemperor
B、theinventoroficecream
C、aroyalcook
D、atravelertoChina
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第2题TheinventorofspectaclesprobablylivedinthetownofParisItalyaround1286andwasalmostcertainlyacraftsmanworkinginglass.Butnobodyknowshisname.WeonlyknowthismuchabouthimbecauseFriarGiordanepreachedasermononeWednesdaymorninginFebruary1306atachurchinFlorence.tIt＇snotyet20yearssincetherewasfoundtheartofmakingeyeglasseswhichmakeforgoodvisiontsaidtheFriar.tOneofthebestartsandmostnecessarythattheworldhas.Soshortatimeisitsincetherewasinventedanewartthatneverexisted.IhaveseenthemanwhofirstinventedandcreateditandIhavetalkedtohim.tWeknowwhatFriarGiordanesaidbecauseadmirerscopiedhissermonsdownashegavethem.Theinventorofspectaclesapparentlykeptthemethodofmakingthemtohimself.Perhapshethoughtthiswasthebestwayofgettingmoneyfromhisinvention.Buttheideasoongotaround.Asearlyas1300craftsmeninVenicethecentreofEurope＇sglassindustryweremakingthenewtdisksfortheeyest.Spectaclesatfirstwereonlyshapedforfarsightedpeople.Concavelensesforshortsightedpeoplewerenotdevelopeduntilthelate15thcentury.Spectaclesallowedpeopletogoonreadingandstudyinglongafterbadeyesightwouldnormallyhaveforcedthemtogiveup.Theywerelikeanewpairofeyes.Theinventorofsuchavaluablethingshouldbehonoredeveryonethought.Butforcenturiesnoonehadanyideawhotheinventorreallywas.SoallkindsofcandidateswereputforwardDutchEnglishGermanItaliansfromrivalcities.AfakememorialwaserectedlastcenturyinachurchinFlorencetohonoramanasthetrueinventorofspectaclesbutheneverevenexisted.问题：Thefirstrecordofthespectaclesistobefoundin()
A、newspapers
B、churchsermons
C、tradereports
D、praisesofJordan
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第3题Hemingwaywasbornin1899inOakParkIllinoisaprosperoussuburbofChicago.Hisfatheraphysicianwasanenthusiastichunterandfishemanwhotaughthissontohandlearodandagun.Hemingwaysrespectfortheseskillsandhisloveoftheopenairrunthroughhiswriting.Hehastiredtocapturethepointofviewactionsfeelingsandspeechofmenwhoexcelintheactivitiesheadmires.InschoolHemingwaywasagoodstudentwithawiderangeofinterestsbeyondtheclassroom.Hewasknownasaboxerafootballplayeramemberoftheswimmingteamandmanagerofthetrackteam.For3yearsheplayedintheschoolorchestra.Butmuchofhisactivitywasconnectedwithwordswhichweretobehislifelongpreoccupation.Firstasreporterthenaseditorhegainedexperienceontheschoolpapertowhichhecontributedarticlesandstories.WhenHemingwaygraduatedfromhighschoolin1917WorldWarIwasstillbeingfought.AfterafewmonthsasareporterontheKansasCityStarhesailedforEuropeinMay1918asavolunteerambulancedriverandlatertransferredtotheItalianinfantry.Twoweeksbeforehis19thbirthdayalegwoundbroughthimclosetodeath.WaranddeathhavebeenrecurrentthemesinHemingwayswriting.OfwarhehassaidtIthoughtaboutTolstoiandaboutwhatagreatadvantageanexperienceofwarwastoawriter.Itwasoneofthemajorsubjectsandcertainlyoneofthehardesttowritetrulyof...t问题：AccordingtoparagraphoneHemingwaylearnedfromhisfatherallofthefollowingexcept()
A、fishing
B、hunting
C、writing
D、loveoftheopenair
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第4题Twobasicmodelsofparentalinfluenceemergefromallthiscompetitionandvarietyhowever.OnelooselybasedonFreudianideashaspresentedanimageofthevulnerablechildchildrenaresensitivebeingseasilydamagednotonlybytraumaticeventsandemotionalstressbutalsobyoverdosesofaffection.The2ndmodelisthatofthebehavioristswhoseintellectualancestorstheempiricistphilosophersdescribedthechildsmindasatabularasaorblankslate.ThebehavioristmodelofchildrearingisbasedontheviewthatthechildismalleableandparentsarethereforecastintheroleofPygmalionswhocanshapetheirchildrenhowevertheywish.tGivemeadozenhealthyinfantswellformedandmyownspecifiedworldtobringthemupintwroteJ.B.WatsonthefatherofmodernbehaviorismtandIllguaranteetotakeanyoneatrandomandtrainhimtobeanytypeofspecialistImightdoctorlawyerartistmerchantchiefandyesevenbeggarmanandthief!tTheimageofthevulnerablechildcallsforgentleparentswhoaresensitivetotheirchildsinnermostthoughtsandfeelingsinordertoprotecthimfromtrauma.Theimageofthemalleablechildrequiresstemparentswhocoollyfollowthedictatesoftheirownexplicittrainingproceduresnlytheearlyeradicationofbadhabitsineatingsleepingcryingcanfendoffpermanentmaladjustments.问题：Agoodtitlefortheabovepassageis()
A、TwoModelsofParenting
B、Twochildimages
C、TheroleofPygmalions
D、J.B.Watsonandhismodernbehaviorism
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Youdon＇thavetosetupafoundationorspendhoursraisingmoneytohelptheenvironment.JoeyGordonLevitt16doeshispartbysimplycollectinghisnewspapersplasticandcansandhavethemrecycled.tEveryoneshouldrecyclettheteenstarsays.SingerandactorBetterMidlergoesastepfurtherShepicksupotherpeople＇sgarbage.ForexampleMidlerhashelpedremovetruckloadsoftrashfromFortTryonParkinNewYorkCity.Suchsimpleeffortsattrashcollectionandreductionarecatchingon.LastyeartheEnvironmentalProtectionAgencycounted7500recyclingprogramsintheUS.That＇supfromjust1000programsin1988.Almosthalfofthecountry＇spopulationnowlivesintownsandcitieswithcurbsiderecycling.Sowe＇reontherighttracktoreducingtrash.Butwestillhavealongwaytogo.In1994about40%ofpaperproductsandplasticsodabottlesproducedinthiscountrywererecycled.Butonly2%offoodpackagingwasrecovered!Wealsohavetoworkoncreatingmoredemandforrecycledmaterial.Youcanhelpbycheckinglabelsandbuyingproductsmadefromrecoveredpaperplasticandmetal.Recyclingsavesresourceslikewaterandtreesandcutsdownonairpollution.Sowhatareyouwaitingfor?Gettoworktakingcareofourtrock.ttIfwedon＇twe＇llallhavetomovetoMarstsaysGordonLevitt.tTheonlyproblemisthatwedon＇tknowhowtodothatyet!t问题：Theauthorofthepassagesuggeststhatyou()tohelptheenvironment.
A、setupafund
B、raisemoney
C、recycletrash
D、movetoMars
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第6题Forafewminuteshe(tapped)theswitchaftereachflash.
A、touched
B、painted
C、pressed
D、snapped
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第7题Youdonthavetosetupafoundationorspendhoursraisingmoneytohelptheenvironment.JoeyGordonLevitt16doeshispartbysimplycollectinghisnewspapersplasticandcansandhavethemrecycled.tEveryoneshouldrecyclettheteenstarsays.SingerandactorBetterMidlergoesastepfurtherShepicksupotherpeople＇sgarbage.ForexampleMidlerhashelpedremovetruckloadsoftrashfromFortTryonParkinNewYorkCity.Suchsimpleeffortsattrashcollectionandreductionarecatchingon.LastyeartheEnvironmentalProtectionAgencycounted7500recyclingprogramsintheUS.That＇supfromjust1000programsin1988.Almosthalfofthecountry＇spopulationnowlivesintownsandcitieswithcurbsiderecycling.Sowe＇reontherighttracktoreducingtrash.Butwestillhavealongwaytogo.In1994about40%ofpaperproductsandplasticsodabottlesproducedinthiscountrywererecycled.Butonly2%offoodpackagingwasrecovered!Wealsohavetoworkoncreatingmoredemandforrecycledmaterial.Youcanhelpbycheckinglabelsandbuyingproductsmadefromrecoveredpaperplasticandmetal.Recyclingsavesresourceslikewaterandtreesandcutsdownonairpollution.Sowhatareyouwaitingfor?Gettoworktakingcareofourtrock.ttIfwedon＇twe＇llallhavetomovetoMarstsaysGordonLevitt.tTheonlyproblemisthatwedon＇tknowhowtodothatyet!t问题：Tohelprecyclewastematerialwecandoallofthefollowingexcept()
A、creatingmoredemandforrecycledmaterial
B、buyingproductsmadefromrecycledpaperplasticandmetal
C、collectinguesdthingssuchaspaperplasticandmetal
D、usingrecycledmaterialonlyinpackaging
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第8题Astronomers（天文学家）cantelljusthowhotthesurfaceofthemoongets.Thesideofthemoontowardthesungetstwodegreeshotterthanboilingwater（沸水）.Thenightsidereaches243degreesbelowzero（零度）.Inaneclipse（月蚀）theearthsshadowfallsonthemoon.Thenthemoonstemperaturemaydrop300degreesinaveryshorttime.Atemperaturechangelikethiscannothappenontheearth.Whydoesithappenonthemoon?Astronomersthinkthatthesurfaceofthemoonisdust.Ontheearthrocksstoreheatfromthesun.Whenthesungoesdowntherocksstaywarm.Butthedustofthemooncannotstoreheat.Sowhenthemoongetsdarktheheatescapesquickly.Themoongetsverycold.问题：Thesurfaceofthemoonisprobably()
A、rockthatstoresheat
B、dustthatstoresheat
C、dustthatcannotstoreheat
D、rockthatdoesnotstoreheat
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第9题Twobasicmodelsofparentalinfluenceemergefromallthiscompetitionandvarietyhowever.OnelooselybasedonFreudianideashaspresentedanimageofthevulnerablechildchildrenaresensitivebeingseasilydamagednotonlybytraumaticeventsandemotionalstressbutalsobyoverdosesofaffection.The2ndmodelisthatofthebehavioristswhoseintellectualancestorstheempiricistphilosophersdescribedthechildsmindasatabularasaorblankslate.ThebehavioristmodelofchildrearingisbasedontheviewthatthechildismalleableandparentsarethereforecastintheroleofPygmalionswhocanshapetheirchildrenhowevertheywish.tGivemeadozenhealthyinfantswellformedandmyownspecifiedworldtobringthemupintwroteJ.B.WatsonthefatherofmodernbehaviorismtandIllguaranteetotakeanyoneatrandomandtrainhimtobeanytypeofspecialistImightdoctorlawyerartistmerchantchiefandyesevenbeggarmanandthief!tTheimageofthevulnerablechildcallsforgentleparentswhoaresensitivetotheirchildsinnermostthoughtsandfeelingsinordertoprotecthimfromtrauma.Theimageofthemalleablechildrequiresstemparentswhocoollyfollowthedictatesoftheirownexplicittrainingproceduresnlytheearlyeradicationofbadhabitsineatingsleepingcryingcanfendoffpermanentmaladjustments.问题：Thewordtmalleabletinparagraphonemeans()
A、intelligent
B、powerful
C、adaptable
D、specified
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WhileIwasworkingasachildpsychologistaprincipalphonedme.tImbaffledthesaid.tAchildhaswrittenanessaycalledThePropertiesoftheNucleus.tHisteachercantunderstandit.NeithercanI.tIwenttotheschoolandmetMarkaneightyearoldwithgingerhairandfreckles.Helookedlikeaveryordinaryboytome.Iproceededwiththeintelligencetest.tWhatisMars?tIasked.MostchildrenhisagesaytAchocolatebar.tHedescribedtheplanetindetail.Hequicklycompletedthetestsincludingamathtestformucholderchildren.ThenhelookedatmeasiftosaytCantyoucomeupwithsomethingmoredifficult?tIhadseengiftedchildrenbeforebutthisboywastoffthemaptasfarasassessinghisIQwasconcerned.MarksprincipleandarrangedforMarktobetutoredbyascienceteacher.Butinmanywayshewasjustanormalchild.Wewantedhimtobesociallyadjustedaswellasintellectuallyoutstanding.SowealsoencouragedhimtojointheClubScoutsandwekepthiminclasswithkidsofhisageforthetimebeing.IaskedMarksparentswhattheythoughtofhim.tHecanbeapainintheneckthismothersaid.tHeaskssuchimpossiblequestionstshesmiled.tButwelovehimdearly.tThiswascrucial.Liketherestofusgiftedchildrenneedtobeloved.HegainedafirstclasshonorsdegreefromCambridgeisnowchairmanofhisowncomputercompanyandishappilymarriedwithtwochildren.问题：Theauthorandtheprincipalkepttheboyinclasswithkidsofhisownagebecause()
A、theydidntintendtopamperthetalentedboy
B、theythoughttheboyshouldlearnhowtoputupwithlesssmartkids
C、theytiredtosethimupasamodelfortheclass
D、theywantedtheboytobemoresociable
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第11题ThehistoryoftheWinterGameshoweverhasbeenevenmoretroubledthanthatoftheSummerGames.Until1924allthewintersportscompetitionsheldevery4yearsfrom1901to1917andagainin1992hadbeenintheScandinaviancountriesSwedenNorwayandFinland.ThesportsmenofthesecountriesbelievedthattheWinterGamescouldonlybeheldintheScandinavianway.CoubertinhimselfwasagainstaseparateWinterOlympicsashefeltthattheywouldcausetroublewithintheOlympicmovement.HoweveraswinterholidaysintheAlpsbecamemoreandmorepopularsodidtheideaofatrulyinternationalWinterGames.ThefirstWinterOlympicswereheldinChamonixin1924thoughtheywereonlyrecognizedbytheInternationalOlympicCommitteeastOlympicttwoyearslaterin1926.Althoughthereweremanyargumentsbeforethemthe1stGameswereasuccessbuttheproblemsdidnotendthere.In1935itwasdecidedbytheIOCthatskiteacherscouldnotcompeteintheOlympicsbecausetheywereprofessionals.ThiscausedabigargumentbetweentheIOCandtheInternationalSkiFederationwhoagreedwiththeskiteachersandasthetwoorganizationscouldcometoanendverysoonaftertheirbeginning.Howeverwarcameandwithitanendtothediscussions.WhenthewarwasfinallyovertheWinterGameswerestartedupagainasbeforeinStMoritzin1948andthecrisishadpassed.问题CoubertindidntwanttohaveaseparatewinterOlympicsbecause()
A、thewintergamescouldonlybeheldintheScandinavianway
B、thewintergamescouldonlybeheldintheScandinaviancountries
C、therehadbeenmoretroubleinthewintergames
D、hewasworriedaboutthefutureoftheOlympicmovement
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AlthoughAmericancivilizationtookoverandreplacedthefrontieralmostacenturyagotheheritageofthefrontierisstillverymuchaliveintheU.S.today.TheideaofthefrontierstillstirstheemotionsandimaginationsoftheAmericanpeople.Americanscontinuetobefascinatedbythefrontierbecauseithasbeenaparticularlyimportantforceinshapingtheirnationalvalues.Thefrontierexperiencebeganwhenthefirstcolonistssettledontheeastcoastofthecontinentinthe1600s.Itendedabout1890whenthelastwesternlandsweresettled.TheAmericanfrontierconsistedoftherelativelyunsettledregionsofthecountry.Herebothlandandlifeweremoreruggedandprimitivethaninthemoresettledeasternpart.Asonefrontierareawassettledpeoplebeganmovingfartherwestintothenextunsettledarea.BysettlingonefrontierareaafteranotherAmericansmovedacrossanentirecontinent2700mileswide.问题：Thefrontierexperiencebegan()
A、inthe16thcentury
B、inthe17thcentury
C、inthe18thcentury
D、inthe19thcentury
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第13题GeorgeAshmoreFitchwasborninSoochowChinain1883thesonofPresbyterianmissionariesGeorgeF.andMaryMcLllanFitch.AfterreceivinghisB.A.fromWoosterCollegein1906FitchattendedUnionTheologicalSeminaryinNewYork.Hewasmadeapriestin1909andreturnedtoworkinShanghai.WhentheNankingMassacreoccurredFitchwasoneofthewitnessesofthecrime.HequicklybecameactiveinassistingtheInternatinalCommittenfortheNankingSafetyZone.FitchsdiaryofeventsofNankingwascarriedtoShanghaibythefirstpersonabletoleavetheNankingafteritsoccupationbytheJapaneseonDecember131937.AsFitchhaswrittentMystorycreatedasensationinShanghaiforitwasthefirstnewsofwhathadhappenedinthecapitalsinceitsevacuationanditwascopiedandmimeographedandwidelydistributedthere.tFitchsNankingdiaryhasbeenpublishedpreviouslybuttheversionofhisdiaryavailableintheYalecollectiondiffersslightlyfromthewellpublicizedversionsoexcerptsfromithavebeenincludedinthisvolume.In1938FitchtraveledthroughouttheUnitedStatesgivingtalksabouttheNankingMassacreandshowingfilmstodocumentit.HereturnedtoworkfirstinChinaandtheninKoreaandChinasTaiwanuntilhisretirementin1961.问题：Whichofthefollowingisagoodtitleforthepassage?
A、GeorgeA.Fitchsdiary
B、GeorgeA.FitchandChina
C、TheYaleVersionofGeorgeA.FitchsDiary
D、G.A.FitchandHisDiaryabouttheNankingMassacre
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第14题Hismindhadgrownsuddenly(numb)secondsseemedhours.
A、acute
B、insensitive
C、indifferent
D、painful
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NoonethoughtofanythingevenalittlebitlikethezipperuntilWhitecombL.Judsoncamealong.Therewerebuttonsandbuttonholeshooksandeyeslacesandbuckles.Theyalltookanirritatinglylongtimetodoupespeciallywhenmenworehighlacedbootsandfashionableladiessqueezedthemselvesintolongcorsets.WhitecombL.Judson＇sslidefastenerwasanoutoftheblueinventionandnooneknowswhatgavehimtheidea.NooneevenknowsmuchabouthimexceptthathewasamechanicalengineerlivinginChicagoandthathepatentedotherinventionstodowithastreetrailwaysystemandmotorcars.Judsoninventedthefirstzipper(calledatthetimeaClaspLockerorUnlocker)in1891.Thisingeniouslittledevicelookssosimpleandtheprinciplebehinditissimpleonerowofhooksandeyesslottingneatlyintoanotherrowbymeansofatab.Yetittook22yearsmanyimprovementsandanotherinventortomakethezipperreallypractical.问题：Thewordtingenioustmeans()
A、clever
B、admirable
C、important
D、useful
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第16题NoonethoughtofanythingevenalittlebitlikethezipperuntilWhitecombL.Judsoncamealong.Therewerebuttonsandbuttonholeshooksandeyeslacesandbuckles.Theyalltookanirritatinglylongtimetodoupespeciallywhenmenworehighlacedbootsandfashionableladiessqueezedthemselvesintolongcorsets.WhitecombL.Judson＇sslidefastenerwasanoutoftheblueinventionandnooneknowswhatgavehimtheidea.NooneevenknowsmuchabouthimexceptthathewasamechanicalengineerlivinginChicagoandthathepatentedotherinventionstodowithastreetrailwaysystemandmotorcars.Judsoninventedthefirstzipper(calledatthetimeaClaspLockerorUnlocker)in1891.Thisingeniouslittledevicelookssosimpleandtheprinciplebehinditissimpleonerowofhooksandeyesslottingneatlyintoanotherrowbymeansofatab.Yetittook22yearsmanyimprovementsandanotherinventortomakethezipperreallypractical.问题：Thefirstzipperwasinventedin()
A、theendofthe18thcentury
B、thebeginningofthe19thcentury
C、theendofthe19thcentury
D、thebeginningofthe20thcentury
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第17题Copper(铜)wasthefirstmetalthatmanlearnedtomake.Insomemountainouslandstherewererocksstreakedwithgreenminerals.Onedaysomerockswereaccidentallyheatedbyaroaringfire.Whenthefireburnedlowlittlebeadsofcopperwereseenontherockwall.Afterthatmenheatedtherockdeliberatelytoseewhethermorecopperwouldappear.Theysoonfoundagoodwaytomakecopper.Theywouldbuildatrenchonahillsideandfillitwithcharcoalandcopperbearingrock.Theycoveredthisfurnacewithflatstones.Theystartedawoodfiretoheatthecharcoalandthehotcharcoalreleasedcopperfromtherock.Ahotredpoolofmeltedmetalformedatthemouthofthetrench.Whenitwascoolthesolidmetalcouldbeliftedoutandcutandpoundedintoshapes.问题：Menshapedthecopperby（）
A、meltingit
B、poundingit
C、breakingit
D、bothbandc
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第18题Astronomers（天文学家）cantelljusthowhotthesurfaceofthemoongets.Thesideofthemoontowardthesungetstwodegreeshotterthanboilingwater（沸水）.Thenightsidereaches243degreesbelowzero（零度）.Inaneclipse（月蚀）theearthsshadowfallsonthemoon.Thenthemoonstemperaturemaydrop300degreesinaveryshorttime.Atemperaturechangelikethiscannothappenontheearth.Whydoesithappenonthemoon?Astronomersthinkthatthesurfaceofthemoonisdust.Ontheearthrocksstoreheatfromthesun.Whenthesungoesdowntherocksstaywarm.Butthedustofthemooncannotstoreheat.Sowhenthemoongetsdarktheheatescapesquickly.Themoongetsverycold.问题：Duringaneclipsethemoonis()
A、turnedawayfromthesun
B、intheshadowofthesun
C、intheshadowoftheearth
D、indirectsunlight
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第19题The12thlunarmonthinChineseiscalledlayue(themonthtoworshipallthedeities).The8thdayofthe12thelunarmonthistheLabaFestival.ItistreatedasthebeginningoftheChineseholidayseason.AftertheLabaFestivalpeopleenterintothebusypreparationfortheLunarNewYear.ThemainactivityoftheLabaFestivaliscookingandsharingthespeciallabagruel(labazhou).MostpeoplebelieveithasacloserelationtoSakyamunitheBuddha.Helefthiscomfortablehomeandsetoffinsearchofthefinalenlightenment.AfterdaysoftravellingwithoutresthecollapsednearariverinnorthernIndia.Hewasrevivedbyawanderingshepherdesswhoofferedhimherlunchoffamilyleftoversconsistingofstickycerealglutinousricedateschestnutsandwildfruit.AfterconsumingthisrepastSakyamunitookabatchandsatunderatreeformeditationwherehefinallyattainedenlightenment.Theverydaywasthe8thdayofthelastlunarmonth.Themealwastheoriginallabagruel.问题：TheLabaFestivalisbelievedbymanytoberelatedto()
A、Confucianism
B、Buddhism
C、Taoism
D、Christianity
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In1989MelissastartedKidsF.A.C.E.asanafterschoolclubatherelementaryschool.ThesixmembergroupmeteachMondaytowritelettersandplancleanupactivities.tWeneverthoughtitwasanythingmorethanagroupofkidscomingtogethersotheycouldtalkabouttheenvironmenttsaysTrishPoehermother.ButthenaletterfromMilissatothetTodaytshowgotherclubontelevisionin1990.Whenotherkidsheardabouttheclubtheywroteaskinghowtheycouldgetinvoled.SoMelissawiththehelpofhermotherwhotodaymanagestheKidsF.A.C.E.officeasexecutivedirectordevelopedamembershipbookthatinstructedkidsonenvironmentalprojectsandhowtostartacluboftheirown.tIfeltlikeIhadtowritethemallbackatoncebecauseIdidntlikewhatthepresidentdidtome.BecauseIdidntlikebeingignored...IdidntwantthekidstohavethesamefeelingtsaysMelissa.Requestsforinformationcamefromalloverthenation.AtfirstMelissasparentspaidthepostageandsupplybillsfortheclubbutsoonexpensesbecametoohigh.SotheclubfoundasponsorWarMartInc.whichbeganunderwritingthebimonthlynewsletterKidsF.A.C.E.illustratedwhichcurrentlyprovidesenvironmentalupdatessuggestionsandideastomorethan2millionpeopleworldwide.问题：Morepeoplewantedtojointheclubafter()
A、anewspaperinterviewwasmade
B、enoughlettersweredistributed
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D、Melissabecameanexecutivedirector
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