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International Student Orientation ( ISO) Then in 2018, Mutunkei made it and started the initiative Trees4Goals to mobilize young athletes inhis region to take up his commitment of planting trees every time they score. Now, he wants FIFA ( 国际足 All new international students who are not US citizens or permanent residents are required to attend联） to use its audience of billions to take his impact globall. “Football is a universal game and climateISO as part of their transfer to Stanford.e ana 'o on rd oi s i, ies iu ao apim e s a. Registration : Due on June 7 for freshmen, and June 28 for transfers. a p s e r n l an· Program Dates:September 14 - 17. Cost : No fee required Though Mutunkei hasn't yet received a direct response from FIFA, some big names in the foballTHRIVE Enrichment Programworld have already acknowledged his efrts. After learning about him, Arsenal Fotball Club sent him aTHRIVE helps first-generation and low-income students adjust to Stanford by giving them ansigned team shirt. These acknowledgments fuel his bigest dream of a world where footballteams compareu re ue u up, ym a o Audoon u, pued ss u o azs a qq (） sdon q isn jou · Application : Submit the THRIVE application by June 28.Mutunkei explained, “a tree grows alongside you."- Program Dates :September 10 - 16· Cost : Offered at no charge24. Why does Mutunkei practise the one-goal-for-eleven-tree action?Stanford Pre-Orientation Trips ( SPOT)A. To encourage teamwork in sports. B. To advocate for green sports events.C. To honor environmental milestones. D. To raise awareness about deforestation.SPOT provides outdoor experiences designed to develop Stanford identity, community, and personal 25. What inspired Mutunkei to launch Trees4Goals? growth through activity, self-reflection, and coaching.A. His family tradition. B. An environmental organization.. Registration : Register online between June 10 and June 18.裁C. A Nobel Prize winner.D. His enthusiastic football partners. Placement will be decided by a choosing process without any definite plan or pattern for all those who register26. What does Mutunkei consider football as?by the deadline. The chosen participants will be informed within 1 -2 weeks aftr registration has closed.切A. The uniting power to bring change. B. The quick solution to climate change.. Program Dates : September 11 - 17: Cost: $550C. A strong motivation to plant trees. D. A tough step toward personal success.线Tips: New students are welcome to apply to more than one pre-orientation program. However, if 27. What does Mutunkei expect football teams to do?selected, you can only attend one program given that there are same dates shared in the programA. Gain offcial support from FIFA.B. Mobilize members to protect forests.内 arrangements as they all run in middle September, and you must choose which program to join in.C. Expand his initiative worldwide. D. Measure their success by tree planting.21. What is special about ISO?C不From long and winding flights to clever tool use, many bird behaviors are known to be spread socially,A. It offers financial support.B. It includes optional activities.Which scientists define as animal " culture". Now a study suggests it might affect another aspect, too.C. It's launched the earliest. D. It's friendly to foreign students.要Scientists analyzed over400 structures built by 43 different groups of sparows( 麻雀） in the Kalahari22. How does SPOT select its members?Desert in southe Africa, suprisinly finding that diffrent gatherings of birds, even those living only afwA. By picking students at random.B. By reviewing personal growth.meters from one another, bult very different tube structures. The biggest diffrence was in “how short or答 D. By evaluating student identity.C. By comparing order of registration. 23. Why does Stanford limit students to one program participation? entire group labors together to build a nest from grass.题 B. To prioritize program quality.A. To ensure a fair chance.The group's dominant female lays eggs in the nest, which has a long, tube-like entrance. Individual D. To allw sufficient time for NSO.C. To avoid schedule conflicts.m di y ue pe a ue yq au r 'sd pder ar u u isr smetamorphose their architectural style easily — and when outsiders joined, they adapted to this style. “We see they maintain consistent nest-building traditions over time", says Tello-Ramos.When young Kenyan amateur footballer Mutunkei scores one goal, he plants eleven treeseach To examine the reason, the team analyzed factors that can determine a nest's size and shape for a givenrepresenting one player on his team. He's addressing the nation's daily loss of an estimated 50 footballbird species: weather conditions,tree height, individuals body size and genetic( 基因的） relatedness. Yetfields' worth of forest area, hoping people can realize the severe situation and possible consequences. In hisnone of these factors seemed to make a difference. “Then we say, ‘ Okay, so what is left?'" Tello-Ramos country, rising demands for wood to fuel industry and population growth continue to contribute to the explains. She and her coworkers proposed that mutual(相互的） observing and learning among groupuncontrolled harvesting of forests.members might be key to nest building. “In our paper, we haven't gotten there yet with experiments, butMutunkei started his journey as an environmentalist when he was five years old. To mark specialwe have very good clues that that might be it," she says.occasions, his family planted trees. That helped him associate the growth of a tree with celebration. But it ie i e s snb re ss,o n A on ynu tue sq us yom ‘p spns a o po ou sus iu Mutunkei with an urge to turn his family tradition into a larger movement. Maathai founded the organization genetic influence. “The scientists can't actually look at efects of genetic diferences, because they dont in 1977, which has since assisted Kenyan communities in planting over 51 million trees.have really good genetic information on all the individuals in these groups," Riehl says.8——2高考最后一卷·英语一卡课

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