What will your future life look like? Let’s have     1     look.

In 3000, medical technology will be better than ever. When you get up in the morning and look into the mirror, your face will be beautiful and young-looking. Many people at your age could live to be 120, and your parents will just have an anti-aging (抗衰老的)     2     (treat). All of you will look the same age!

Besides, “smart clothes” will contain special particles (粒子),     3     will be much smaller than the cells in your body. They can     4     (design) to change your clothes’ color or pattern. When you say to your shirt, “Turn red,” it will change from blue     5     red. There will also be a great change in your house. If you get into the kitchen, you     6     (find) a special food machine that will tell you what your body needs and help you eat     7     (healthy). In 3000, cars will drive by     8     (they). You can just tell your “smart car” where to go. On the way, it will be possible     9     (change) the color of the car at the flick of a switch.

Such “smart technology” will be all around you, and let’s look forward to     10     (experience) it.

Sports businesses are coming up with new technologies to make fans feel    1    experience of athletes. One big way    2    (be) through virtual reality, also known as VR.

In VR, users often wear a headset    3    holds a screen up to their eyes. The screen changes based    4    how the user moves. The results can be    5    (exciting) than ever. Rather than feeling as if they are seeing another world through the headset, users feel as if they are    6    (actual) inside another world.

D-BOX, a Canadian company, builds seats that move and shake in time with    7    (act).These are often found in theaters and theme parks. D-BOX is now getting into sports. The company    8    (show)off its Formula One (F1) racing simulator (模拟器) at an event last year. Special seats re-create the    9    (enjoy)feeling of driving in an F1 race car. The seat could use data sent by a car racing in real time. This would allow fans    10    (experience) the full racing adventure like that driver does.

A 150, 695-square-foot organic rooftop(屋顶)garden will open in the heart of Paris.

More than 30 different plant species will be grown on the roof and gardeners will be able to harvest lots of fruits every day. The fresh produce will be used     1     (feed)local communities and supply a restaurant in the building. The project will use advanced watering technology and doesn’t require soil, making the farming process     2     (incredible)resource-efficient.

This farming project will provide a window into a rapidly     3     (grow)form of agriculture that could significantly improve global food security, fight against climate change, and reduce air     4     (pollute).

“The goal is to make the farm a globally recognized model for     5     (sustain)production,” said Pascal Hardy, founder. of Agripolis. the urban farming company behind the project.

    6     is obvious that urban farming has become increasingly popular in recent years. Countries such as Singapore are betting big     7     the success of urban farming to improve food security.

In 2016, the Parisian government     8     (launch)a program called Parisculteurs,     9     aim is to create 100 hectares(公顷)of green space in the capital by 2020. Once Agripolis’ farms start producing     10     (vegetable)and fruits, the city will be well on its way to achieving this goal.

【推荐1】A recent survey found that 88.6 percent of new Chinese college graduates celebrated their graduation     1     digital form because of the covid-19 epidemic.

The graduates     2     (survey) mainly celebrated their graduation by making graduation     3     (video) , watching graduation ceremonies and buying academicals online, according to a report     4     was carried by the China Youth Daily.

“This year’s graduation was a special and     5     (forget) experience for me.” Zhang Hanqi, a graduate in Beijing,     6     (interview) by the newspaper last week.

“    7     I couldn’t say goodbye to my teachers and classmates in person, and was unable to take     8     final tour of the campus as a student, this feeling of regret gave me a greater appreciation for campus life and engraved these youthful memories deep in my heart.”

Around 64.5 percent of the respondents think this year's graduation is of special significance, and 68 percent of them say they know     9     to better cherish the people around them as a result.

In order to reduce the risk of infection, since June, colleges across the country     10    (adopt) an unprecedented (无先例的) form of graduate (云毕业) as scheduled. Shu Man, a researcher with East China Jiaotong University, told China Youth Daily.

Did you grow up in one culture, your parents came from another, and you are now living in a     1     (total) different country? If so, then you are a third-culture kid.

The term ''third-culture kid''     2     (use) in the 1960s for the first time by Dr. Ruth. She first came across this phenomenon while     3     (research) North American children living in India. In general, third-culture kids benefit from     4     (they) intercultural experience and they often reach excellent academic results.

Yet many     5     (difficulty) may arise from this phenomenon. Third-culture kids may not be able to adapt themselves completely     6     their new surroundings. Also, they often find it hard     7     (develop) new friendships. Additionally, for third-culture kids, it is often     8     (easy) to move to a new country than to return to their homeland. For example, after living in Australia for many years, Louis finally returned to Turkey as a teenager. But she felt out of place when she returned to the country     9     she was born. She didn't know anything about current TV shows     10     fashion trends. And she didn’t share the same values as other teens of her age.