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(C)6.What marked the change of Aspen's(B)9.What challenge does Wittock face?economic focus?A.Matching colors to customers'A.The growth of cars.preferences.读B.The popularity of music.读B.Cutting tennis balls properly by hand.C.The promotion of skiing.C.Making the gas inside the tennis ballsD.The disappearance of mines.escape.D.Finding enough tennis balls to recycle.gg(C)10.What can be inferred from the last(B)7.How does the author describe hisparagraph?mother's life before his birth?A.Tennis ball materials wear out easily.读A.By comparing it to his own life.读B.Wittock uses tennis balls to reduceB.Through specific social changes.costs.C.Through her family background.C.Wittock focuses on continuous reuseD.By focusing on her achievements.of materials.D.Tennis balls can better matchgcustomers'space.(A)11.What could be a suitable title for the text?Tennis is a very popular sport worldwide and it can be found almostA.A Designer's Creative Use of Tennisanywhere.That's why Belgian designer Mathilde Wittock is creatingfirniture (from tennis balls that were thrown away."Though it takes around 24 different steps to produce a tennis ball,Ballswhich is around five days,it can be only used for quite a short time,"said读B.Environmental Effects of Used TennisWittock."I was looking into tennis balls.Because I played tennis myself,IBallsknow there's a lot of waste."Now she recycles them to keep the 300 milliontennis balls that are produced every year out of places where waste is buried.C.The Process of Turning Tennis BallsIn fact,the US Open uses 70,000 balls a year,and the life cycle of ainto Furnitureball stands at only nine games.Even if they're in their box,if the box hasbeen opened,the gas inside the tennis balls will escape over time.Finally,D.The Business of Selling Furniturethey'll get flat and you'll have to throw them away.Made of Tennis BallsUsing tennis balls as a building material isn't an easy task.Wittockhas to cut them by hand along the white line while also removing theDbrand logo on the balls.She then creates frames (with holes wherethe tennis balls that have been cut can fit.The balls form a padded (Bumblebees are cold-adapted creatures and can have difficulty gettingsurface that is excellent for sound reduction.used to extreme heat.For a new study,researchers from the University of"I am easily affected by noise.The tennis balls presented a chanceto address this issue,"she said."And,with noise pollution increasing,its读Wurzburg in Germany collected 19 bumblebees from the wildor from a beeeffects are still largely unknown,but it's obvious that it has a bad influencefarm,placed them inside tubes ()and raised the heat to 40 C for nearlythree hours.Then,the researchers cut the bees'antennae (two long thin partson physical and mental health,so creating solutions to this problem is key."on their heads),which are used for smell and continue to be active for someIt takes Wittock three to four weeks to complete a chair that she sellstime after removal,and connected electrodes (to them.They measuredfor $2,900.Besides being cut,each ball has to be dved (by hand withthe antennae's responses (to three flower smells-ocimene,geraniolcolors that are picked to match the customers'space.But Wittock doesn'tand nonanal一hat are common in flowers and attract pollinators(传粉者).allow the life of tennis balls to end as furniture.The furniture pieces can berecycled into other useful objects if the balls wear down.(A)8.What is the goal of Wittock's move?The results?The extreme temperature reduced the bees'ability tosmell by up to 80%in female workers and 50%in male bees.The antennaeA.To do her part to protect thealso had difficulty recovering from the heat:Their smell responses werestill abnormal after 24 hours of recovery in cooler temperatures."That wasenvironment.astounding,"says lead author Sabine Nooten,an insect ecologist at theUniversity of Wurzburg-the team had thought the antennae would return读B.To improve the steps of producingto normal more quickly.tennis balls.读The experiment showed wild bumblebees have more trouble adaptingto heat than the bumblebees from the bee farm do.And female worker beesC.To reduce noise pollution and itsalso appeared to struggle more than males.With about one-third of theglobal human food supply made up of crops that depend on bee pollinators,effects on health.if heat waves continue or worsen,they may reduce the bees'ability toD.To make sure tennis balls can be usedpollinate crops.for a long time.2

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