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110A2020.0310120100:1.2.3.50152.537.5ABCDAActivitiesinConnecticutNortheastCampingShowNortheastCampingShowistheidealplaceforcampingfamilieswhoarewantingtopurchasetheirfirstcamper(),orwantingtoupdatetheirpresentcampertoexplorenewcampingadventures.RepresentativesfromtheConnecticutCampgroundOwnersAssociationwillteachattendeestomaketheircampingtripsmoreenjoyable.Location:ConnecticutConventionCenterStaywithPenguinsEnjoybeautifulunderwaterviewsasyouvisitoneofMysticAquarium’smostpopularanimals.HeldintheAquarium’sMainGallery,theactivitywillofferyouthechancetoenjoythepeacefulsurroundings.TakeamomenttomeetanAfricanpenguinbetween7pmand8pmtolearnaboutthisgreatanimalfromanaquariumtrainer.Location:MysticAquarium210FamilyIceFishingDayFamiliesarewelcometoattendthisuniqueeventwhichisapartoftheCARE(ConnecticutAquaticResourcesEducation)program.Theprogramistaughtbycertifiedvolunteerinstructorsandit’sfun.Allfishingequipmentandcoursematerialsareprovidedforfree.Bringalunch.Program:9:30am—11:30am,icefishing(weatherpermitting):noon—3pm.Pre-registrationisrequired.Location:MemorialConservationCenterAcornAdventure:EagleEyesFamiliesareinvitedtocometoTheLastGreenValleytoexperiencehowbigabaldeagle’swingsandeyesarecomparedtothesizeoftheirheadsandotherfunacts.Thegroupwillalsosearchforeaglesathispopularspotfortheseincrediblebirdsofprey.Enthusiasmandadesiretolearnaboutthesebeautifulbirdsareessential.Location:TheLastGreenValley1.WhatcanyoudoinNortheastCampingShow?A.Helpdesignanewcamper.B.Learnsomecampingknowledge.C.Exploreanoutsideadventure.D.Driveacamperwiththerepresentatives.2.Whichactivityshouldbesignedupinadvance?A.NortheastCampingShow.B.StaywithPenguins.C.FamilyIceFishingDay.D.AcornAdventure:EagleEyes.3.WhatdoweknowaboutTheLastGreenValley?A.Itisavailabletogocamping.B.Itisanidealplacetoobservebaldeagles.C.Itsetsupfishingprograms.D.Itprovidesdivingcourseswithpenguin.BJohnRobertsonhadbeenworkingattheSav-OndrugstoreattheAlbertsonsinRamona,CaliforniafortenmonthswhenhefirstmetMurrayFrankel.The88-year-oldhadjustdroppedoffseveralprescriptionsafterahospitalstay,andsaidhewouldcomebyinadayortwotopickuphismedicine.RobertsonofferedtodropbyFrankel’shomethateveninganddeliveroneofhisprescriptionsthathadalreadybeenfilled.Grateful,Frankelinvitedhimin.“WechattedforawhileandIgottoknowhim,andhe’sanamazingguy,”Robertsonsays.HewasparticularlyattractedbyFrankel’s310impressiveworkonhismodeltrains.“Hecanmakethesesteamenginesoutofalmostnothing.Itwasreallyawesome.”ThefollowingMonday,Robertsonwasexpectingtoseehisnewfriendwhenhisremainingprescriptionswerefilled,buthenevershowed.Themedicinewasextremelynecessaryforhimtocontinuetaking,sohecalledseveraltimes,butnooneanswered.“Idevelopedthissinkingfeelingthatsomething’snotright,”herecalls.“Ihadtroublesleepingandwasworriedabouthim.Helivesalone;Iwasn’tsureifanyonechecksonhim.”Tuesdaymorning,RobertsonwenttoFrankel’shouse.WhenhesawtheSundaymorningpaperstilloutsidehisdoor,heknewsomethingwaswrong.Hecalledthepolicetoinvestigate,andwhentheydidaforcedentry,theyfoundFrankelonhisbathroomfloor,injuredanddehydrated().Theelderlymaniscurrentlyrecoveringinthehospital,andRobertsonhasvisitedhimthereaswell.Thechemistwasrecentlyhonoredasa“RealHometownHero”andawardedacertificatebytheRamonaSeniorCenter,thankfulthatsomeonewaswillingtolookoutforaseniorcitizeninneed.4.ForwhatpurposedidMurrayFrankelgotothedrugstore?A.TopayavisittoRobertson.B.Tohaveaphysicalexamination.C.Togethisprescriptionsfilled.D.ToconsultRobertsonabouthishealth.5.WhatdidRobertsonthinkofFrankelwhenhesawthemodeltrains?A.Talented.B.Energetic.C.Lonely.D.Helpful.6.Robertsonwassuresomethingwronghadhappenedwhen_______.A.Frankeldidn’tcomeforthemedicineB.Frankeldidn’tanswerhisphonecallsC.hehadsometroubleinsleepingatnightD.hesawthemorningpaperoutsidethedoor7.Thewriterwrotethepassageto_______.A.tellaboutachemist’sgooddeedB.warnseniorsnottolivealoneC.describeachemist’sdailyworkD.callonpeopletocareforseniors410COnarecentday,KatieBaldwintookabreakfromworktotalkaboutmovingfromawealthyneighborhoodnearNewYorkCitytoanorganicfarmonLongIsland.“FarmingforwhereIgrewupwasaveryunusualcareerchoice,”saidthe32-year-oldAmerican,“buteverybodybelongstothelandintheirownway.Noneofusshouldfeelseparatefromit.”KatiewasraisedinanuppermiddleclasstownoutsideNewYork,wheremostpeopleneverthoughtaboutworkingonafarm.Today,Katiegrowspotatoes,wheatandothercropsatQuailHill,apropertyinAmagansett,NewYork.IntheUnitedStates,organicfarmingisagrowingindustry.Womenoperatesomeofthebest-knownorganicfarmsonLongIsland.Womenmakeupalittlemorethan37percentofallfarmersnationwide.ThatinformationcomesfromtheU.S.DepartmentofAgriculture(USDA).Expertspredictwomen’sshareinfarmingislikelytocontinuetogrow.“Thenewyoungfarmerschooseorganicfarmingwiththeirdesiretohaveaninfluenceonsociety,”Katieandseveralfarmerssaid.Shesaid,“Theyarechoosingittoprotectnaturalresourcesforfuturegenerations,tofightclimatechange,tofeedtheircommunitygoodandhealthyfood.”NewYorkhasabout1,000certifiedorganicfarms,makingitthethirdlargestinthecountry,andCaliforniaandWisconsina