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第And let's not forget,using a dumb phone(B)25.Why did Hewitt start training earlier than部分he had planned?A.He had enough strength at that time.第二部分doesn't mean you have to get rid of yoursmartphone-and even if you do,you canalways check Tik Tok when you get back toB.He feared he had no chance to do it.your computer.C.The training helps with chemotherapyWhile tech companies continue to push more图D.The training was scheduled wrongly.and more smart tech,many consumers are读choosing to go the other way,back to productsthat aren't specifically designed to be asaddictive as possible.(C)26.What can be learned about Hewitt's race?第A.It worsened Hewitt's cancer.B.It was held to raise money for Hewitt.第(D)28.What do we know about dumb phones basedon Harris Poll research?A.Gen Zers will use them to avoid socialC.It was hard but Hewitt made it at last.D.It was not supported by Hewitt's family.部contacts.分(D)27.Where was Hewitt's strength for the raceB.They are replacing smartphones amongmainly from?the young.A.The determination to beat the terribleC.They could offer the young access to social读cancer.media.B.The support of the people cheering him on.读D.Gen Zers may prefer them more thanC.The love for running long distances.Millennials do.D.The hope to inspire his daughter.c(C)29.What is the main reason for younger第Dumb phones(传统非智能手机)offer the basicfeatures we expect from mobile phones-the ability to第generations'interest in dumb phones?A.Their good spending habits.call and text-but you won't find yourself visitingB.Their memories of old times.websites or checking TikTok on them.C.Their greater awareness of health.分As consumers(消费者)，particularly young ones,.分D.Their demand for quality products.become more aware of the disadvantages ofsmartphone use,interest in"dumb phones"is growing.(D)30.Why does the author mention people'sThis comes at a time when a significant 60%of Genbehavior during lockdown in paragraph 4?读Zers (those born during the late 1990s and early 2000s)读A.To place a high value on smartphonesand just over half of Millennials(1981 to 1996)oftenB.To express respect for the old days.daydream about life without social media,according toC.To compare different phenomena.Harris Poll researchgD.To support his point of view.第These numbers may seem surprising,but whenyou consider the impact social media has had on第younger generations(like ruining sleep and(B)31.What is a suitable title for the text?encouraging negative self-image),it's not strangethat choosing something simpler instead of努A.Gen Zers'choiceB.The rise of dumb phonessmartphones is a smart idea.C.A change of mobile phonesBoth generations are known for their love ofD.Health and smartphone usenostalgia(怀I旧之情).Curiously,.a third of Gen Zers读feel nostalgic for the 1990s,even though most never读lived in that time.g感Remember in lockdown(封锁隔离)when everyoneD第started making cakes and taking up yoga?The第When we're studying a new language,many of usmove to reduce our smartphone use is probablyapproach it with dread.If we make a mistake or sayfollowing on from this-in line with a greater focussomething wrong,we judge ourselves strictly.But as it分on our overall health.Additionally,many Gen Zersturns out,however,we'd benefit by shifting (ourtend to choose a soft drink instead of beer or wine.分focus and worrying less about getting it right,We're seeing a focus on health playing a larger andaccording to Marianna Pascal,a communication skillslarger role,and dumb phones could play a positivetrainer.读role in this social change.Another important factor读As a teacher who's spent 20 years in Malaysiafor younger generations is that dumb phones arehelping people speak better English,Pascal noticedcheap.that some students didn't get a high language level butcould still communicate very effectively.4