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three different nations at the Olympic Games.Justwo lemale gymnasts to representWhen Chusovitina's 3-year-old son was diagnosed with leukemia in 2002,she sold herpossessions and used any prize money she earned to pay for his medical treatment.Her switchto German citizenship was motivated by the promise of a higher income and better medicalcare.After her son's recovery,Chusovitina continued to compete,but this time it was her loveof gymnastics that kept her going."There is no secret.I just love gymnastics and no one everforced me to compete.I do so with pleasure,"she said.With COVID-19 rules keeping fans out of the venue,Chusovitina admitted theatmosphere wasn't what she had hoped."I would have loved to have spectators,"she said."Of course in terms of performance,it's better when it's just you and the apparatus().But every athlete needs this attention and applause.""Maybe I'll skip Paris (2024 Games),and go to Los Angeles (2028 Games)for theapplause,"she joked.At last,she told reporters,"My son is 22 years old and I want to spendtime with him.I want to be a mom.24.What is implied about Chusovitina?A.She once took home a gold medal in her own right.B.She started gymnastics to meet her mother's expectations.C.She preferred no audience when performing during the pandemic.D.She will probably not compete in the 2028 Olympic Games.25.Why did Chusovitina choose to compete for German?A.Because she could secure a spot more easily in the Olympics.B.Because it would guarantee her a lot of prize money.C.Because it meant better medical treatment for her son.D.Because she was granted German citizenship.Which word can best describe Chusovitina as an athlete?A.Diligent.B.Perseverant.C.Talented.D.Ambitious.What is the best title for the text?A.A Legend Athlete Fighting in the Olympics B.Life of a Legend AthleteC.A Legend Athlete,a Smashing Mother D.A Record Breaker of the OlympicsThe heat dome roasting millions of people across the Pacific Northwest,sendingtemperatures in usually temperate places to record-breaking triple digits,has already claimedhundreds of lives.And those are just the ones we can count so far.Climate change has increased average temperatures by 1C Celsius over the past century,making heat waves like this one more frequent and intense than those from any other point inrecorded history.A worldwide study published last month in Nature Climate Change foundglobal warming responsible for 37 percent of heat-related deaths between 1991 and 2018.Astemperatures tick ever higher,that figure may well rise.The following is what happens if you're one of the next people whom extreme heat kills,according to W.Lawrence Kenney,an expert at Penn State University.First,your brain sends a series of messages to your sweat glands()telling them toramp up sweat production.Then your heart starts beating faster to pump blood to the skin.That's your body attempting to make your skin hotter than the air outside,in hopes of movingheat away from you.Sometimes that alone is enough to create problems for a weak or agingheart.If your body fails to cool you down,its internal temperature might start to climb.Atthat temperature,the tissues in the brain become affected.Before long,you might not knowwhere you are or what time it is.You might collapse.You may lose consciousness.While you【高二英语第4页（共8页）】