A. amazed B. symbols C. participated D. possibly E. significant F. runs G. sparkle H. issues I. key J. willingly K. relevant |
Joining charity (慈善) event to make Christmas trees sparkle
In the West, Christmas trees are the
When Eleventh grader Caroline
It all started with Caroline's teacher, Kellye Deane. Last year, Deane and her students
Deane is now working with Angie Slaughter, who
The students are
Finding safe places to interact
“Why are young people staying away from their relatives?” Recently, this question
Many people believe
Moreover, online socializing
文中应包含以下内容:
1.你是否支持动物表演;
2.你支持或反对的理由。
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in turn be responsible for pose no threat to in memory of make efforts to be ignorant of fascinate ... with a variety of rather than comment on |
1. Professor Li
2. Because he
3. Many people feel it impolite
4. Now our school
5.
6. Plants and flowers flourished in the garden, which
7. Don’t expect others to
8. He had a taste for
9. International affairs should be settled by peaceful talks
10. The poisoned food, which had been removed from stores,
8 . The world’s population reached five billion on the day I was born. That was in Indonesia back in 1987, and my parents was shocked that there were so many people on the planet.
The human population has never been bigger, but in some ways the planet seems to begetting unbelievably smaller. In the past, travellers from Europe to Indonesia spent months at sea. Now you just have to sit on a plane for a few hours. When you arrived in another country a hundred years ago, you saw unfamiliar styles of clothing and buildings and discovered a completely different culture. In many places today, clothing and new buildings are very similar, and people enjoy the same things.
Even the languages that we use are becoming more global. There are around seven thousand languages in use today.
A.But the number is decreasing fast. |
B.Although we are on different continents, we are starting to live the same lives. |
C.The planet might be a lot more peaceful if that were the case. |
D.However, since then the population has continued to increase at an alarming rate. |
E.A number as big as seven billion is hard to imagine. |
F.With only one language left, there will be no culture difference in the world. |
9 . It keeps what’s inside a mystery until you open it. There are usually toys in mystery boxes; but now, food has been added to the list.
Recently, the trend of “leftover mystery boxes” has become popular in many Chinese cities such as Beijing, Nanjing and Chengdu. Stores pack boxes full of unsold food or food nearing its expiration date at low prices.
“We make the leftover mystery boxes available to buy at the end of the day,” Wu Tian, a staff member at a convenience chain store in Beijing, told China Daily. The food, such as milk, bread and sandwiches, is sold at about half the original price and is usually sold out quickly. Many bakeries have also joined the “mystery box club”.
Due to their low price, leftover mystery boxes “are very promising as a new business mode” and can attract more consumers, Hong Yong, an expert at the Ministry of Commerce, told China Daily. “In addition, they follow the concept of zero-waste and environmental protection.”
In 2021, the total amount of food waste in China reached 160 million tons, with an average of 93 grams per meal per person, China Food Newspaper reported. Since the passage of China’s Anti-Food Waste Law in April 2021, people’s awareness of food waste reduction has increased. Leftover mystery boxes can be an effective way for people to deal with food waste.
However, some people have raised food security concerns. If consumers buy a food mystery box for their breakfast the next morning, even if the food looks fine at the moment, it may have gone bad overnight. Moreover, food made in the store, such as bread, isn’t labeled with the production date in many cases, according to China Consumer News. If a consumer unpacks a mystery box and discovers that the food tastes bad or has already passed the last date, then it will be difficult for them to protect their rights, such as getting money back.
Only by considering both food safety and consumer rights can mystery blind boxes achieve a win-win situation for both buyers and sellers, commented China Youth Daily.
1. What leads to the rise of the trend of “leftover mystery boxes”?A.Stores make the leftover mystery boxes available at night. |
B.People feel like such food as milk and bread more attractive. |
C.It offers customers lower prices for those unsold food. |
D.It goes against the concept of zero-waste and environmental protection. |
A.ending | B.producing | C.purchasing | D.selling |
A.Because the food has gone bad when it’s bought. |
B.Because customers’ rights are hard to protect. |
C.Because the production dates are not clear enough. |
D.Because customers cannot get a refund in many cases. |
A.Concerns Over Food Security | B.Mystery Boxes of Leftover |
C.A Solution to Food Waste | D.A Win-win Situation |
10 .
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1. Which of the following is the most probable source of this passage?
A.A guide to the National Gallery. |
B.A research paper on Western European art. |
C.A speech script introducing the National Gallery. |
D.A newspaper article about collections in the National Gallery. |
A.Free admission and free Wi-Fi. | B.No need to queue at all entrances. |
C.Free meals inside the National Gallery. | D.Exclusive events and special offers. |
A.Shops. | B.Espresso Bar. |
C.The National Cafe. | D.The National Dining Rooms. |