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4£®After he retired£¬the old man did all he could to protect the old temple from being damaged(damage)£®

5£®There has been a steady decrease in population in this city. 6£®I received a letter containing (contain) some important information about the project. 7£®You needn¡¯t have taken a taxi. Why didn¡¯t you catch the last bus as I told you? 8£®I would appreciate it if you could help me with my English. 9£®The boy stood there with his head down. 10£®I am at a loss (lose) how to deal with the challenging problem. ¢ò.µ¥ÔªÖªÊ¶ÔËÓÃ

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It¡¯s natural to think about what goes into producing the food in your daily lunch bag. But have you ever stopped to consider the production techniques behind the bag itself£¿At the center of

it is a woman named Margaret Knight.

From her earliest years£¬Knight was a restless creator. In an article titled ¡°The Evolution of the Grocery Bag¡±£¬its writer mentions a few of her childhood projects. She was ¡°famous for her kites¡±£¬and ¡°her sleds (Ñ©ÇÁ) were the envy of the town¡¯s boys¡±£®

To support her mother£¬she took a job at a cotton factory when she was 12. That same years he invented a shuttle system which helped to prevent injury. At the time£¬she had no concept of patenting her idea. What strengthened her place in history was her working experience at the Columbia PaperBag Company. Here£¬instead of folding every paper bag by hand£¬Knight wondered if she might be able to make them cleanly and rapidly via an automated(×Ô¶¯»¯µÄ) machine. The result was a working model of her elegant paper-folding machine. But this time£¬she wanted to go the extra step and secure a patent on her creation£¬a brave move for a woman in the 19th century£¬when an extremely small percentage of patents were held by women.

Not only did Knight file for a patent£¬she bravely defended her ownership of the bag machine idea. A man named Charles Annan said the creation was his own£¬arguing no woman could be able to design such a machine. Knight fought a legal battle against him and handed Annan a court room defeat by presenting her detailed hand-drawn blueprints. Finally Knight received her rightful patent in 1871.

After making the machine£¬she continued to invent many other things like a paper feeding machine£¬a skirt protector. Knight£¬at the age of seventy£¬worked twenty hours a day on her 89th invention.

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D£®Independent and determined. ´ð°¸ A

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21£®What do we know about the paper-folding machine? A£®It turned to be slower but safer. B£®It was co-invented by Knight and Annan. C£®It proved Knight¡¯s position as an inventor. D£®It was the first machine to be patented by a woman. ´ð°¸ C

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Teen Volunteer Programs at the San Francisco Zoo

The San Francisco Zoo supports future conservation action through engaging youth development volunteer opportunities. We have popular summer and year-round programs that are designed to be fun and educational while building job readiness kills and inspiring youth to appreciate£¬care for and conserve nature. Zoo Crew

Volunteer on a team to restore wildlife habitat(ÆÜÏ¢µØ) at Lake Merced and Mountain Lake in San Francisco. The Zoo Crew will hold a training for all volunteers in August at the Zoo.

Ages£º11£­14

Program runs£ºSeptember through June

Hours£ºOne Saturday per month from 10 am to 12 pm

Nature Trail

Nature Trailers work in close proximity(½Ó½ü) to the Zoo¡¯s ambassador animal collection£¬and teach guests about adaptations and conservation. Nature Trailers will learn to handle a few small animals.

Ages£º12£­14

Program runs£ºLabor Day through June