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Paralympics,"he added.Now Chris is making preparations for the 2024 Paris Paralympics,aiming to make history by becoming the firstBritish judo para-athlete who can keep the gold medal in two Paralympics games in more than 25 years."In my sport,to go and step onto a mat to fight another person who also can't see takes a lot of courage and determination.It'sespecially tough in the world games,"said Chris."But I know if I put the hard work and the preparation in from nowon,the result should be good."Although still only 29,Chris says the 2024 Paralympics will be his "last dance".He said,"I've done judo for 25years and full time for 10 years.After the 2024 Paralympics,I want to join my family to start a new chapter becausethey have made so many sacrifices to enable me to become the world's best.My desire is to spend more time withthem.”24.Why did Chris feel upset at the Tokyo Paralympics?A.Because the Paralympics was put off.B.Because he failed in the 100 kg category.C.Because his family members weren't there.D.Because he was infected with COVID-19.25.How many years has Chris done judo?A.10 years.B.15 years.C.25 years.D.35 years.26.What is Chris family's attitude towards his sport?A.Indifferent.B.Unclear.C.Opposed.D.Supportive.27.Which of the following can best describe Chris?A.Determined and ambitious.B.Friendly and generous.C.Helpful and courageous.D.Independent and creative.COnce a satellite is launched,it's impossible to repair or refuel it in low-Earth orbit.This leads to a number of uselesssatellites drifting (in space.Human missions to repair broken satellites would be too costly to be effective.Butwith more and more satellites being launched,attention is turning toward repairing them in new ways.Researchers at the University of Cincinnati have started a project which is aimed to develop a new robotic networkof spacecraft that could help satellites repair each other in low-Earth orbit.The effort is being led by aerospace engineer Ou Ma,who has worked on projects relating to the robotic arms.Theteam's plan is to develop a network of robots that can work together to eventually repair a satellite in space.Ma,alongwith a group of students,put robots to the test.They had the robots move strings with an attached mark to a specificspot on a table.Because the robots can only control one string individually,the other robots had to work together toeventually move the mark to the correct spot.The researchers found that using five robots allowed them to completethe task of repairing a satellite,even if one of the robots failed.The team aren't the only ones thinking about repairing satellites.NASA announced a few years ago they were