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A第二部分第二部分When I was a child,my parents made sure I understood that notMedical Volunteer Program in Arusha,Tanzaniaeveryone had the privileges we enjoyed,like three warm meals per dayThe medicalTarand a roof over our heads at night.They encouraged me to donate myofa dvelopins sountry.Sudncall pre-meclothes when I outgrew them,reminding me,"Someone could needthese."When I complained about not liking the food we'd have forcontribute towards the well-being of the people.dinner,I was told,"Not everyone can complain about this."Volunteer Roles Responsibilities.The major task would be to assist professionals whenever needed.These words meant something to me,but I wasn't able to fullyDepending on your skills,you'll be given work like cleaning and sewingunderstand what they were trying to teach me.However,when I saw the boxesp(缝合)wounds,giving vaccinations(接种接苗，ctcfull of canned vegetables and the bags filled with boxes of food at the.Assist patients with activities such as getting them from one servicefood drive,I realized people needed these donations more than I understood.point to another误Volunteering at and donating to local food banks is somethingeveryone should do if they can.It's especially important during thehospital-holiday season when so much focus is on feasting which leads to lots ofroutine patient checkups like measufing their blood pressure,pulse,wastefulness.I hope more people will join uschecking fever,etc.®Volunteer Work Schedule●Arrival dav2-An introduction meeting will be conducted by the第ocal.covernd other suggestions orure,language.places to第24.What do we know about the author's volunteeroexperiences with his Boy Scouts troop?ore thewildlife部分AcommodaoA.He mainly works as a driver.部B.He usually works on workdaysC.He volunteers with it twice a year.voluanteer house has a large comn®@TmHe engages in different jobs each time.25.What did the author's parents want him to knowsafety and security,the house is equipped with CCTV cameras and isguarded by a security guard as well.as a child?Costst2704 Weeks-56103 Weeks-$500读A.They lived a very rich life.Please Note:An application fee of $229 is charged over and above theThere were less fortunate people.program fee as an application payment.C.They shouldn't have so many privileges.gD.It was useless to complain about problems.第21.What is a responsibility of volunteers in the第26.What did the author realize after he volunteeredprogram?with his Boy Scouts troop?A.It was very easy to avoid food waste.A.Cleaning the wards.B.Donations could help solve many problems.分B.Attending medical courses.C.It was difficult to understand parents'wordsCarrying out daily routines.分Donations are very important for those in needD.Preparing proper food for patients27.What does the author want to do in the last22.What will volunteers do on the day of arrival?paragraph?A.Draw attention to food waste.读A.Travel around Arusha.读B.Show the importance of helping others.B.Visit the local wildlife.Encourage people to volunteer at food banksC.Do routine patient checkups.原D.Persuade people to reduce holiday wastefulne厚Know about the life in Tanzania.C第第One of the ocean's loudest creatures is smaller than we expect23.What do we know about the accommodation ofSnapping shrimp (create a widespread background noise in theunderwater environment,which helps them communicate,defend territoriesthe program?and hunt for foodAran mooney an exnert suggested that with increased ocean部分A.It provides separate rooms for participants.temperatures.snaping shrimp will snap more often and louder than before.It has an area for social events.This could raise background noise of the global ocean."They make a(钳)so fast..This makes a bubble(泡泡)andd wherC.It offers free room service.upit makes thatsnapping ssound.”said Mooney.D.It is poorly equipped.a strong relationship between warmer waters andlouder,.more frequent(频繁的)snapping shrimp sounds by experimentingwith the shrimp in the lab and by listening to the shrimp in the ocean读at various water temperatures."As the temperature rises,the snap rateincreases,"he said.This makes sense because shrimp are essentiallycold-blooded animals,meaning their body temperature and activity levelsare largely controlled by their living environment."We can actually⑧show in the field that not only do snaprates increase,but the sound levelsincrease as well,"he said.B第Every year,I volunteer with my Boy Scouts troop for their food第drive for two weekends in November.一部分The first weekend,my brothers and I go around our neighborhoodand the surrounding area,handing out plastic bags for people to put theirHow the louder snapping shrimp would bother or benefit thesurroundings remains to be seen."We know that fish use sound tocommunicate,"Mooney said."If the environment gets noisy,it has thedonations in.We pick up those donations the following weekend,whichis when the real work starts.After the donations arrive,they are checked分potential to influence that communication.That's something we have tofollow up on."There is also the possibility that louder seas could influencefor expiration(有效期)and then sorted by their contents into groups..Weinstruments humans use to detect mines,which could have relation to图repackage the final items in plastic bags and transport them to our localnational defense.food banks to be given to community members.Seeing everyone coming together and working to make an impact isa big reason that I volunteer with the food drive every year,but it isn't the读only reason.I also come back because it reminds me of my privileges )3