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A.JuliusandMacyB.MeasureUpC.Mrs.EverythingD.Information

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IndreaminguptheprogrammeTennisandLiteracyforYouth,asamother,Ihadhopedtosharetwoofmypassions,tennisandreading,withchildren.Throughouttheyear,Ihadadvertisedforparticipantsatlocalelementaryschoolsandrecruited（招收）volunteersatlocalhighschools.Withthehelpofkindpeople,Iappliedformoney.Iwasevenabletosecureasitefortheprogram.

Butonthefirstdayofcamp,inspiteofmycarefulplanning,thingsdidnotgothewayIhadhoped.HectorandAdrianexchangedblowswiththeirracquet（球拍）.Hectorstruggledtohisfeetmomentslater,coveringabloodynosewithonehand.GeorgieandEduardothrewballsateachother.Thenduringreadingtime,Iracedfromjoylesschildtodemandingchild,unabletoconvinceevenonetoopenabook.TheywouldratherbewatchingNickelodeonathome,Elitoldme,than“learningstupidtennisandreadingboringbooks.”

Idraggedmyselfhomethatafternoon.Thatevening,Icalledmyvolunteerstogetherforameeting,andredesignedtheentirecurriculum.Wecreatedagood-fellowsystem,whereeachvolunteerpairedwithacampertohelphimorherduringreadingtime.Toemphasizepraiseandprogress,weestablishedweeklyprizeceremonies,presentingawardsformostimprovedreading,tennisandbehavior.

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Whyhumansmakeandappreciatemusicisanevolutionary（进化的）mystery.RecentlyDavidSchruthandhiscolleagueshaveanewexplanation.Theysaytherootsofhumanmusiccandatebacktothebranchesoftreesmorethan50millionyearsago,whenthefirstprimates（灵长类）appeared.Earlyprimatesmovedaroundforestbyleaping（跳跃）frombranchtobranch,averydangerouswaytotravelthatreliesonhandandeyeworkingtogetherandcontrolovermuscles.

Schrutharguesthataprimatethatcallsinamusicalwayisadvertisingthatithasfinecontroloveritsvocal（声音

）muscles.Thismighthaveconvincedotherprimatesthatthecalleralsohadfinecontroloveritsbody.Hisanotherresearchshowsthespeciesthatleapthemosttendtohavemorecomplicatedcalls,whichtheteamjokinglynamedas‘protomusical’.

Hagen,aworldwidefamousscientistinthisfield,commentedontheresearch:

“Somepeoplewouldnotincludewhatweseeinprimatesandsongbirdsasmusic.ButIdoseeacontinuitybetweenhumanmusicandprimatevocalizations”.

Hagendoesn’tthinkhumanmusichasasingle,simpleexplanation.Hearguesthathumanancestorsoriginallyusedmusic-likevocalizationsintwoways:

groupsvocalizedtogethertosend

asignalofstrengthandunitytoscareoutsidersaway,andmothersusedvocalisationstocommunicatewithbabies.Alsoanotheridea:

humansusedmusictostrengthensocialbonds.

Alltheseideasmightbecompatible,saysHagen.Protomusiccouldhaveevolvedinprimatesbothtoattractcompanionsandforterritorialsignaling.Later,asearlyhumansbegancooperatinginlargenumbers,protomusicmighthavebeenrepurposedsoitcouldattractratherthanfrightenoutsiders,whilealsostrengtheningsocialbondswithingroups.

8.WhatisSchruth’sfinding?

A.Primateshavethemostcomplexcalls.

B.Humanancestorsleaparoundtreesskillfully.

C.Frequentmovementssharpenearlyhumancalls.

D.Complicatedvocalizationsresultfrommoreleaps.

9.What’sHagen’sattitudetoSchruth’sresearch?

A.Negative.B.Skeptical.C.Supportive.D.Cautious.

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11.What’sthebesttitleofthetext?

A.Repurposedfunctionsofmusic

B.Argumentsonprimates’evolution

C.Originsofmusiclinkedtoleaping

D.Discoveriesaboutthehumanorigins

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