内容正文:
选择性必修第四册 3
课时作业 36 LAUNCHING
YOUR
CAREER
Ⅰ. 阅读理解
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(2022·湖北省武汉市高三模拟)
When
Mike
Ford
was
a
kid,
he
dreamed
of
being
a
car
designer.
But
when
he
was
11,
things
changed.
Thats
when
he
went
to
a
car-design
program
and
ended
up
learning
about
architecture
instead.
“As
a
youngster,
I
was
lucky
enough
to
have
some
conversations
with
the
people
running
that
summer
program,”
he
told
TIME
for
Kids.
Talking
with
designers
there
stimulated
Fords
interest
in
architecture.
He
went
on
to
pursue
it
as
a
career.
Now
Ford
hopes
to
inspire
the
same
interest
in
other
young
people.
Last
year,
he
launched
his
own
architecture
program
for
kids
aged
10
to
17.
But
his
program
has
an
unexpected
feature.
Campers
base
their
designs
on
hip-hop
lyrics.
Fords
goal
is
to
inspire
a
new
generation
of
architects
from
underrepresented
communities.
“Only
3%
of
architects
are
African
American,”
he
said.
“Most
of
our
buildings,
most
of
our
parks
and
public
spaces,
have
all
been
designed
by
white
males.
If
we
can
increase
diversity,
the
entire
world
will
now
start
to
experience
space
from
a
totally
new
perspective. ”
Ford
calls
his
program
the
Hip
Hop
Architecture
Camp.
The
one-week
camp
is
offered
to
students
around
the
country.
At
the
camp,
students
listen
to
and
read
the
lyrics
of
hip-hop
songs.
Then
they
use
some
of
those
lyrics
to
guide
them
in
planning
a
city
block.
On
graph
paper,
each
square
represents
a
word.
Students
build
with
Lego
on
each
square
based
on
the
number
of
syllables
(音节)
in
each
word.
In
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