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Geocache boxes that you have to find come in all different shapes and sizes.It can be anything,but it'sIt did not take her long,Amina recalled,to realize that Sara was different,"but what made her differentusually a small metal or plastic box that should be strong enough.was her unique determination and talent."So far,Sara has brought home medals from several national andHere's what a typical Geocache box contains:international rhythmic gymnastics competitions,but she sees that as just the beginning.A log().Finders log their name,the date and any comments in a small notebook or rolled up"I thought it would be difficult,but when you practice hard and try even harder,it becomes easy,"Sarapiece of paper that is often put in a plastic bag for protection.said,her eyes filling with the glitter()of a shy,yet confident,smile..A pencil.Many caches will include a pencil.You can also use your phone for notes if that's easier.24.What did young Sara impressed people most?()Inexpensive treasures.You're probably not going to find any gold coins in a geocache.Instead,thinkA.Her will to create new moves.B.Her contributions to her town.McDonald's Happy Meal toys,plastic dinosaurs,or inexpensive birthday party favors.C.Her love for artistic gymnastics.D.Her ability to model after others.Travel bug.Occasionally,you might be lucky enough to find a Groundspeak Travel Bug or Geocoin.25.Which word can best describe Sara?()These are logged and tracked online as they move from cache to cache in the real world.Each contains aA.Honest.B.AmbitiousC.Able-bodied.D.Open-minded.special tracking number that you can follow in real time26.What was unfair to Sara?In fact,what's inside isn't the point.The point is everything else:the fun of the hunt,the excitement ofA.She was taken lightly by her coach.B.She was laughed at by most peoplediscovery and the joy of finding new places with good friends.Your young adults may not think it sounds fun atC.She had to compete with her right arm.D.She had to compete with able-bodied players.first,but once you get them started they'll enjoy geocaching.27.What message can we learn from the passage?()21.What is geocaching?A.Failure is the mother of success.B.Everyone is a unique individual.A.An outdoor activity.B.A way to become rich.C.Nothing is impossible to a willing heart.D.Equality is hope of those with disabilities.C.A skill training project.D.A game specially for adults.22.What is the character of geocaching boxes?The third-generation farm owner finishes packing up his family and saying goodbye to the land.It hasA.They won't break easily.B.They are small and round.become too hot to produce his grapes anymore-all the nearby farms now grow wheat to fit the hotter weather.C.They are of the same colorD.They are all made of metal.He is heading to Oregon's cooler climates to start again.23.What might excite treasure hunters most?Meanwhile,on the coast,a boy and his grandfather walk along the beach.The water level has risen aA.A log.B.A pencilC.A travel bug.D.A coinlittle bit over the years,and the grandfather wonders how much land will still be above water when hisBgrandson reaches his age.Sara Becarevic was born without a lower left arm in Bosnia,a poor country,which is famous for the socialThese are the possible scenes according to climate experts.By 2050,climate change and its reality willand economic discrimination towards people with disabilities.Still,it never occurred to her that that could stopno longer be up for debate.The fine signs we're starting to see around us will be more pronounced,scientistsher from pursuing her dream of becoming an internationally recognized rhythmic gymnast.say,and their effect will be easy to spot in everyday life.The warming trend can feel hard to understand,Sara says she fell in love with the sport since she was very young and watched the world championships onmuch less face-especially with so many factors believed to affect how the planet is changing.But there's goodtelevision.It didn't take her long to try to imitate()the moves at home.Fast forward almost 11 years andnews:Humanity has tools to shape our future,USC researchers say,and some are already working in placesSara,who turns 14 on Dec.16,2021,won medals for her club,Visoko,named after the small Bosnian cityacross the globe.where she was born."The global climate is like an aircraft carrier;turning it around is slow,"says Julien Emile-Geay,an"Some people said that it was impossible,that I couldn't do it,but I can,"Sara said."I don't careassociate professor of Earth sciences."If we don't start now,we'll be stuck in a very tough place in 2050."about what others say,my own sense of what I can achieve is the only thing that matters."The 20th century was Earth's warmest period in nearly 2,000 years,he says.Data he examined from aNeither rhythmic nor artistic gymnastics is represented in the Paralympics(),so in order towide variety of sources,including ice cores and tree rings,show that the warming trend began after thecompete in her chosen sport,Sara has no choice but to compete against able-bodied athletes.She holds theindustrial revolution-the 1850s.For most of the globe,the warmest temperatures have come within the pastequipment used in the sport with her right arm and the remaining part of her left arm,turning cartwheels100 years.He agrees with the broad scientific consensus()that if the trend continues-and physics sayswithout any difficulty despite her disability.it will-sea level rise and droughts could make areas of the planet unsafe or even uninhabitable.Before choosing Visoko as a rhythmic gymnastics club suitable for her daughter,Sara's mother Sanela was28.What is the purpose of the first two paragraphs?worried about how Sara would be accepted.But they had the good fortune to come across an open-mindedA.To remind us to prepare for extreme weather.B.To call on people to care about the earth.young coach,Amina Lepic-Mlivic.C.To predict future farm owners'tough 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