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origin."You can't take your shirt off and jump in to pick up trash,but you can get in a Greenkayak and do your part to help deal with water pollution.And we want people to do so."At present,the program provides kayaks in cities throughout Germany,Ireland,Norway,and Den-mark.If you want to take advantage of the free kayak,tour a city from its river,and do your part to con-trol the problem of water pollution,you can sign up for a time on Greenkayak's website.And if you find no pleasure in the idea,remember:Trash is everywhere and paying for a kay-ak somewhere seemingly "cleaner"is less interesting.28.What can we learn from Paragrah 1?A.Handling trash can be creative.B.Trash problems are totally overlooked.C.Water pollution is widespread.D.Plastics will be banned worldwide.29.Why was the program founded?A.To urge people to promote the tourism of Denmark.B.To convince people of the seriousness of water pollution.C.To request people to avoid kayaking on canals in Demark.D.To encourage people to make a difference to water pollution.30.What does the last paragraph say about the Greenkayak's idea?A.It brings much fun.B.It requires much money.C.It proves really boring.D.It has been globally accepted.31.What can be a suitable title for the text?A.Picking up Trash to Kayak for FreeB.How to Become GreenkayakersC.Going Kayaking for Free Trash Pick-up D.How to Start to Be ConservationistsDIt's commonly thought that people seeking happiness just care about themselves.They lookat the world through rose-colored glasses,and they refuse to see suffering.It is difficult for us tomotivate people to care about righting social wrongs.Now a new study refutes that common belief.According to the study's findings,happier peo-ple seem to be more likely to take social action than their less happy peers().Researchers surveyed a group of people to see how generally happy they were,and then as-sessed how much they cared about a particular social problem.They also had people report on ac-tions they'd taken in response to the problem,their future plans to take action,and their willing-ness to participate in social action.The group consisted of students at the University of Virginia.Following the violent Unitethe Right rallies()in the summer of 2017,students reported on how often they experiencedpositive and negative emotions()over the previous four weeks.Then they were told to writeabout the thoughts and emotions the rallies had inspired before they filled the questionnaireagain,with a focus on how the rallies made them feel.Afterwards,the students were given a list of 10 possible actions to take in response to therallies-like writing blog posts,participating in protests,or giving money to a cause-and asked ifthey had already done the action,planned to do it,or had no intention of doing it.After analyzing the results,researchers found that generally happier students showed more concernabout the rallies and were more willing to take part in action to help than less happy people."There's a common belief out there that maybe we shouldn't be focused on bringing peoplemore happiness because they won't be motivated to do anything,"says lead researcher KostadinKushlev."But our findings suggest the opposite:Being happier links to more action.【英语（一）·第5页（共8页）】