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Years later,while preparing for our class graduation photoshoot,someone suggested posing with atreasured childhood item.I then searched the attic for one and saw the box ofold paper toys.I openedit with care.As I held Tiger,I recalled our adventures and how I had put it aside so carelessly.A pangof guilt crowded in on me.When I received my graduation photo,I placed it on Mum's dressing table with a note,"I'm sorryI threw the paper giraffe away and thanks for everything!"Later that day,I saw the photo in ourfamily's display cabinet.Next to the photo was a new addition-a paper giraffe24.What does the underlined word"sheepishly"in Paragraph 3 probably mean?A.Embarrassedly.B.Guiltily.ProudlyD.Disappointedly.25.How did the author's mother react to his outburst?A.She put the paper toys in the attic.B.She folded another paper giraffe.C./She secretly threw Tiger into the bin.B.She stopped making paper toys for him.26.What can we infer about the author from the passage?A.He managed to keep calm when being laughed at.B.His mother accepted his apology in the end.He enjoyed creating paper toys with his mom.D.His mother made paper toys to support her family.27.What message would the author like to convey in writing the text?A.A mother's love is never exhausted.B.One shouldn't be ashamed to admit mistakes.Love looks not with the eyes,but with the mind.No one will laugh at a person who goes all out.CScientists at Nanyang Technological University (NTU)in Singapore have found a new way tohandle food waste.They are turning unused durian()fruit coverings into anti-bacterial bandages.The researchers took fibers from the fruit's coverings after they were cut and dried.Then theymixed the fibers with a liquid called glycerol ()This mixture becomes a soft substance calledhydrogel ()which is then made into bandages.The fruit's coverings make up more than half ofa durian's structure.They are usually thrown away and burned,which adds to environmental waste.William Chen is director of the food science and technology program at NTU.He said,"InSingapore,we consume about 12 million durians a year,so besides the flesh,we can't do much aboutthe coverings and the seeds and this causes environmental pollution.So we decided to do something tosolve the problem."Chen added that the technology can also turn other food waste,such as soybeansand grains into hydrogel.The hydrogel bandages can keep wound areas cooler and more moist (than normalbandages which can help speed up healing.The researchers say using waste materials for theantibacterial bandages is less costly than using normal bandages,for the traditional bandages usemetallic compounds like silver or copper,which are more costly than natural waste.Fruit seller Tan EngChuan said he goes through as much as 1,800 kilograms of durian each dayduring durian season.He said being able to use the parts of the fruit that are usually thrown awaywould make enjoying durian,in his words,"more cheerful."赣州市期末高三英语试卷第4页（共8页)