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25.How did people respond to Oleita's post?They showed active support for it.21.What do Camp Hi-Rock and Kymer's CampingB.They took action to help with private collectionsResort have in common?C.They called on local businesses to get involved.A.They suit large families.They have flexible schedules.D.They turned to the Chip Bag Projectimmediately.C.They offer fun indoor activitiesD.They belong to the nation's top camps.26.What does the underlined word "tutelage"inparagraph 4 probably mean?A.Cash.B.Courageg寿Guidance..D.Inspiration.22.Which number should you call if you want to27.What can we learn about Oleita from the lastcamp with your relatives?paragraph?A.415-528-1227.860-579-1615.A.She wants people to turn waste into somethingC.617-523-0636.D.973-875-3167.useful.23.What feature attracts people to AppalachianB.She hopes to mass produce eco-friendly sleepingMountain Club Family Adventure Camp?bags.A.Its huge campsite.C.She desires more people to pay attention toclimate change.B.Its free tent rental.Its comfortable route with views.She calls for a broader understanding ofinterconnected issues.D.Its inclusion of all age groups.BWhen you think of a guitar,what comess to mind?Maybe the classicwooden ones.But guitar maker Rachel Rosenkrantz made the instrumentsIn late 2020,Eradajere Oleita came across a video on Facebook thatout of special materials like mushrooms,beehives (and so on.When Rosenkrantz was a 21-year-old student in Paris.she was tornexplained how to make sleeping bags from used potato-chip and otherbetween becoming a musician and a visual artist since she loved both ofsnack bags.The then-24-vear-old knew she had to do something with thatthem.Guitar-making was a perfect choicefor her.but local guitar makersinformation-it was a classic "two birds with one stone"solution.Shesaid she was too old to start then.So she stuck with design and made acould help the city's homeless folks find warmth during cold winters whilegood fortune as a commercial furniture and lighting designer.Ten yearsalso giving a second life to chip bags,which aren't easily recyclable andlater,she followed her inner passion and picked up music again.Then sheusually end up in the trash.started the career and has been building gus for nearly13 yearSoon,Oleita posted a request on Instagram,"I want to collect 10,000Around 2.6 million guitars are produced annually in the US alonechip bags to make 60 sleeping bags.These sleeping bags will be givenUnlike the construction and furniture industries,which favor quickaway to the homeless on the streets."growing woods,the guitar industry typically uses rarer and older woodsTrees are cut perpendicular(垂直的to theirgrowthrings for a bettersound,and covering an entire guitar's front,back and sides means larger"woods,like those of old-growth forests,are needed.Therefore,there issignificant necessity of selecting other options.Almost immediately after Oleita posted that first call for bags,peopletook action.Local businesses served as collection points,and volunteersEarly in her guitar-making career,Rosenkrantz questioned whatraised their hands to get involved.And with that,the Chip Bag Project wascould be done without wood and plastic.From her background in design,born.It takes about 14 hours to make a sleeping bag,and each uses around150 to300 chip bags,depending on whether itsasingle servingor a familyshe tried to use fish skin as her first attempt,which she sourced from acompany that makes fish leather out of fish farm waste.However,the fishsize.Once the sleeping bags are complete,volunteers distribute them toskin fails to maintain the finish of the guitar after several tests.Thus,sheanyone on the streets who needs one.had to give it up."This was supposed to be a three-month project for my birthday.And then,the mycelium(菌丝体)一a root-like structure一caughtHowever,we've been going on for over three years.In order for us to keepRosenkrantz's attention.Once the material dries,it packs together lots ofgoing,we need someone to give us tutelage,help us grow and teach us howto think,"Oleita explainedeager for more partnershollow fibers(空心纤维)，so that it can produce sounds in a similar way toadding that she waswood.Moreover,the mycelium can be grown in any shape,meaning thatthat would also serve as mentors (of some kind.Oleita has bigger goals for the future than only making sleeping bags.working with it doesn't leave cuts that go to waste.She is already making strides(进展)toward making a difference.“ThisLooking ahead,Rosenkrantz will continue to explore moreisn't just a trash issue;it's also a climate issue.And it's not just a climateenvironmentally-friendly materials to make guitars.issue,but aspace and waste issue as well.Not just waste,but art,"Oleitasaid."I'm always seeing the world as interconnected-energy is neithercreated nor destroyed,only transferred."28.Why was guitar-making a perfect career choice24.What does"one stone"in paragraph 1 refer to?for Rosenkrantz?A.Recycling chip bags.She could combine her passions.B.Helping the homeless.B.She was fond of playing the guitar.C.Watching videos on Facebook.C.She was already a successful designer.Making sleeping bags from used snack bags.D.She could make use of her 13-year practicalexperience.6
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