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what meant most to him.Founded in 2015,Little Village is an arts non-profit that uses music as a tool to increasecross cultural understanding.Our day-to-day programming consists of recording andproducing underground artists whose music has not yet been discovered outside theircommunity.Through sharing multicultural music with American roots,we work to deepenunderstanding and promote empathy.Our ArtistsLittle Village artists come from various communities and cultures but all share a commongoal of exposing their music to audiences who they would not have otherwise reached.Little Village seeks out these previously undiscovered artists,and provides them with thetools to launch a successful album(),at no cost to the artist.All proceeds from sales ofthe albums are given back to the artists as a way to promote artist agency and ownership oftheir work.Recording an artist helps them connect to their community,while providing LittleVillage with an opportunity to share their music with the world and win the artist acclaim(度评价).For more information on our artists,click here please.21.What is the focus of Little Village's daily work?A.Promoting and supporting popular music.B.Recommending mainstream American music.C.Recording a new record for well-known musicians.D.Advocating musical diversity and understanding.22.What can be learned from the text?A.Jim Pugh didn't work with blues artists.B.Jim Pugh founded Little Village before 2015.C.Little Village has made a lot of money ever since.D.Little Village artists are from different communities.23.Where is the text probably taken from?A.A research report.B.A historical magazine.C.A music website.D.A job advertisement.BZu Wenbao,a 23-year-old Chinese villager with autism,grew up in the northeasternprovince of Heilongjiang.Autism is a developmental disability that makes it hard for somepeople to talk with others or learn social skills.For Zu,the recent years of COVID-19restrictions(限制)have been difficult..But he is doing better now that he is learning music and spending time with other youngpeople at a school called Chen's Studio,which started offering music lessons for people withautism when the pandemic started.Zu's mother brings her son to the music school every Sunday so he can study with theteacher,Chen Shensi.It takes them two hours on three different buses to get to the classroomfrom their home.At the studio,Zu learned how to play the keyboards and sing in a bandcalled“Star Kids”."Without music,without these lessons,he wouldn't have anything,"Zu's mother said.The children he grew up with,she said,all have jobs or go to school.Her son would not haveany people to socialize with if it were not for the music school.Although Zu is older than theother young people at Chen's Studio,"they all take care of him like he's their brother,Zu'smother said.China is making progress in teaching people about autism and offering more support forpeople like Zu.But experts say there are still millions of children who do not get social oreducational support.【高二英语第3页（共8页）】24155B

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