(
课件网) 11.freedom; free 12.licensed; license 13.capable; capability/capacity 14.entitled 15.for 16.designed 17.majority 18.with 19.political 20.with 1. fried 2. docorated 3. straightforwardly 4. foundation 5. to vote 6. to interest 7. be sponsored 8. sessions 9. been distributed; distribution 10. is located; location 1.There is nothing like a cup of 2. With all the stuff in the list bought 3. Caught in a heavy rain 1.细节理解题。根据Key Activities部分“·Leadership Workshops: Learn decision-making and crisis management from Fortune 500 managers using real business cases.·UN Climate Negotiations: Simulate international talks, draft agreements while representing different countries.·Government Tours: Visit Washington D.C. institutions (e.g., State Department, Congress)to observe governance.·Team Projects: Create solutions for community issues like education gaps or environmental protection.·Career Sessions: Gain insights into global governance from experienced diplomats. (领导力研讨会：通过真实商业案例向财富500强企业的经理学习决策和危机管理。联合国气候谈判：模拟国际谈判，代表不同国家起草协议。政府参观：参观华盛顿特区的机构（如国务院、国会），观察治理情况。团队项目：为教育差距或环境保护等社区问题制定解决方案。职业发展会议：从经验丰富的外交官那里了解全球治理情况。)”可知，未提及的活动是参加商业理论讲座，其余活动均有。故选C。 2.细节理解题。根据Costs & Scholarships部分的“Scholarships: 20 full scholarships for high-achieving applicants (奖学金：为成绩优异的申请者提供20个全额奖学金名额)”可知，获得全额奖学金的人无需支付费用，即支付金额为0美元。故选 A。 3.推理判断题。根据How to Apply部分的“Note: Works that are not original from applicants lead to immediate disqualification (注意：申请人的作品若不是原创将立即被取消资格)”可知，使用其他学生的文章结构，属于不原创，会直接导致申请失败。故选 C。 4.细节理解题。根据文章第一段“People think South Baltimore is a place filled with danger. It’s not. It’s just we’re surrounded by dangerous things,(人们认为南巴尔的摩是个充满危险的地方。它不是。只是我们周围都是危险的东西)”可知，人们描述南巴尔的摩的是个充满危险的地方。故选B项。 5.细节理解题。根据文章第四段“The teens of Free Your Voice are taking on a big opponent (对手): the massive transportation company CSX, which transports more than 8 million tons of coal through South Baltimore annually.(Free Your Voice的青少年们正在挑战一个强大的对手：大型运输公司CSX，该公司每年通过南巴尔的摩运输超过800万吨煤炭。)”可知，煤炭运输是Free Your Voice运动的主要焦点。故选D项。 6.推理判断题。根据文章第五段“We were talking to people and that’s just like, ‘You’re a kid! Like this is not gonna change, it’s been happening forever.’(我们和人们交谈时，他们就像在说，‘你还是个孩子!就像这不会改变一样，它一直在发生。’)”可知，社区里的一些人最初怀疑学生们的努力是因为他们认为学生们太年轻，不能做出改变。故选D项。 7.细节理解题。根据文章倒数第二段“Meanwhile, the students spent the summer using sticky paper to gather samples of ... ...
