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We decidedtodSeo CitizeSummer Camp that year where myaunworks.We had activities very day and theprizes were snacks!We had a lot of fun and a lot of support from our community.Over the last couple of years,our projecthas changed a littl butomission has stayed the same.We now bring old-time candy and visit those who havememoryissues.A lot of the elderly we visit may have a hard time remembering things that happened recently,but have no problemremembering things that happened decades ago.They can remember eating the candy we bring them.They can rememberwalking to the store with their friends.They are almost always happy memories.One of the best parts of our"job"is listening and watching these people.We get to hear incredible stories.We see theirfaces light up when they have a piece of candy that they haven't had in years.We have people all the time ask if they canhave some extra candy to give to their grandchildren.The answer is always yes.It feels good to give something away and welike to give them that good feeling.24.Why did the author decide to help the senior citizens lacking snacks and drinks?A.Because he understood and felt sympathy for them.B.Because he wanted to help his aunt out with her work.C.Because he couldn't bear not having a snack for a moment.D.Because he needed work experience after finishing his school.25.How did the author give the senior citizens the snacks at first?A.By offering them money to buy themselves.B.By giving them as prizes for activities.C.By giving them through the community.D.By giving them directly while visiting them.26.What did the snacks and drinks bring to the senior citizens?A.Reunion with their friends.B.Improvement of poor memories.C.Ability to share incredible stories.D.Recovery of their high spirits in life.27.Which is the best title of the passage?A.Senior citizens remember happy memoriesB.Senior citizens need attention and companyC.Giving something away creates good feelingsD.Good feelings pass down from generation to generationCA study conducted by the Irish government reveals that up to one in three children are consuming caffeinated(energy drinks,with frequent consumption associated with a range of health and behaviour problems.The BMJ Open paper,which analyzed previous data sets,found that between 3 percent and 32 percent of under-18sconsumed the drinks at least once a week.Those who consumed the soft drinks five times a week were more likely to reportheadaches,sleep problems,alcohol use,smoking,irritability,and school exclusion.In 2019,the government announced it would ban the sale of energy drinks to under-16s,but the rule never tookeffect.Lead author of the paper,Claire Khouja,from the University of York,said,"While more research is needed to trackthe effects of energy drinks on children who drink them,our research has uncovered consistent evidence of links betweenthe regular consumption of these drinks and harmful effects on children's overall well-being.These findings offer supportfor a government policy banning the sale of energy drinks to children.While caffeine can be beneficial,it does have some downsides,particularly for children."If you take too much caffeineon a regular basis you get used to it and then on withdrawal you can get a headache-that's a known phenomenon,"saysClaire."And if you have caffeine before bedtime,a certain group of the population are likely to suffer from insomnia()as a result.The effect is usually greater on children of a light body weight and young people."广西高三2023年4月模拟考英语第4页（共8页）