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26.What led to the formation of Heal Spokane?29.What do paragraphs 2 and 3 focus on?A.The challenges in Sather's daily life.The efforts to protect birds.Sather's high school kindness challenge.B.The challenges faced by birdsC.Sather's promise to serve his community.C.The benefits of the MPEA's action.D.People's acts of kindness in their community.D.The effects of windows on birds.gg30.What problem do the birds face?27.What does the author want to tell us in the lastA.They die in large numbers during yearlyparagraph?migration.A.Many hands make light work.They can mistake windows for naturalB.Neighbors should learn to help each other.environment.C.It is not hard to keep the environment clean.C.They are affected by the views aroundSmall acts of kindness can make a bigbuildings.difference.D.They have to reach their homes as soon aspossible.Last October,a piece of news caught worldwide attention that nearly31.What can be inferred from the last paragraph?1,000 birds died in a single night after crashing into the glass walls of abuilding called McCormick Place Lakeside Center in Chicago."The nextA.Teamwork will make it much easier to keepmorning,the ground outside McCormick Place Lakeside Center looked likebirds safe.a'carper(地毯)of dead birds,”asone shocked person said at the timeNow,ahead of the yearly fall migration,the building's managersB.Birds are in danger in many large citiesare taking steps to make it safer for birds to pass through the city.Theworldwide.Metropolitan Pier and Exposition Authority (MPEA),which managesMcCormick Place,is spending $1.2 million covering the site's windowsMany American cities have paid attention towith a special film that's designed to keep birds from crashing into glass.bird safety.Moreover,the center plans to continue taking other steps,such as drawingthe curtains and shutting off lights at night."As an organization that triesD.Many places work together to help birdshard to be a good neighbor,the MPEA makes efforts to reduce McCormickpass through the cities.Place's effects on local and migratory birds,"says Larita Clark,MPEA'schief executive officer.gLakeside Center is one of the buildings that make up McCormickPlace.Lying on the shore of Lake Michigan just south of downtownNow a new generation is appearing,bringing with it a fresh pointChicago.it's also one of the easternmost buildings along the city'sof view and great potential ()Meet Generation Alpha.the firstlakefront.Its outside is made up primarily of glass-having about twofootball fields'worth of windows-which makes it dangerous for migratorybirdsGeneration Alpha,coined by social researcher Mark McCrindle,isBirds usually don't consider windows as hard objectsso they oftenexpected to be the largest generation in history,with more than two billionfly right into them.Windows can reflect the views around them,whethermembers worldwThey're growinguworld whre technology isthat's grasslands,trees or,in Chicago's case,the wide open waters of Lakenot just a tool,but a necessary part of daily life.The oldest Alphas wereMichigan,which can be confusing to birds.They see the reflections andborn the same year when the iPad showed up,earning them the nickname“iPad kids”think they have a clear path forward.The managers of some Windy City buildings-like Lakeside Center-They are born into a world of Al,where Siri and Alexa are availableare voluntarily taking bird safety measures.But environmentalists wouldat home and in their pockets.Even in the classroom,ChatGPT technologyis being used to help them lear.In fact,this is the first generation thatup with parents who are digital natiessays sociollogist Drothers.Melissa Bohnert.Alphas were also all born after the introduction ofsmartphones.These will provide them with valuable skills for the future.This generation will also live a longer life and will be more educated.It's predicted (that Alphas will live at home until they are older andwill most likely work longer than previous generations did,staying at jobs28.What is the author's purpose in mentioninguntil they are in their late seventies.the news in Chicago?Members of this generation care about reducingove(贫穷)，regardlessof their own experiences,McCrindle explains to Axios."Alphas bringTo give the reason for the action of thea sense of empathy(同理心)because they're connected globally to theMPEA.problems of their world,"says MeCrindle.This global awareness alsospreads out to environmental issues.In a survey,87%of 13-to 15-yearB.To show people's worries about bird safety.olds agreed that it's up to their generation to stop climate change fromworsening.C.To call on people to protect birds in danger.McCrindle says he sees Generation Alpha as"the beginning of aD.To present facts about birds'presentwhoe new realityTheir technological bility global ffortssituation.to support social and environmental causes will help them deal withchallenges in creative ways.With education and guidance,they'll becomefully grown or developed,creating a world where technology and humanbeings work in harmony.4

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