3 . 听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。
1. What’s the purpose of the talk?

A．To warn people of some food.

B．To remind people of the sales.

C．To tell people the shop rules.

2. What is included in the list?

A．Potatoes.

B．Beef.

C．Frozen peas.

3. What’s the time limit for a full refund?

A．Within a week.

B．Within a month.

C．Within six weeks.

4. Who will help the shoppers?

A．Store managers.

B．Customer service staff.

C．Security guards.

4 . 阅读下列材料，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。

Today, we buy more clothing    1    we did 20 years ago. Fast fashion causes 13.1 million tons of clothes to be thrown away each year, and only 15% are recycled. That’s a lot of waste if you take into consideration the fact that too much water    2    (use) to produce one T-shirt. What can you do about that? Use the principle “less is more”.

Fast fashion clothing is designed to fall apart fast,    3    means that you’ll need more soon. In the long run, it’s    4    (cheap) to buy fewer clothes of higher quality. Besides, more and more    5    (store) have recycling programs,    6    (make) it easy to get rid of unwanted items responsibly.

Businesses can be environmental-friendly, too. For example, an online clothing store promises    7    (contribute) 5% of its income to an    8    (organize) which protects elephants in Africa.    9    (actual), shopping in such similar businesses is certainly    10    amazing way to be in harmony with (与……和谐相处) nature. It creates a win-win situation where you can buy things you love, and at the same time, the environment has been improved because of your effort.

5 . 阅读下面短文，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。

Chinese archaeologists(考古学家)announced Saturday that six “sacrificial pits”,     1     (date) back 3200 to 4000 years, were newly discovered in Sanxingdui Ruins site in Guanghan, southwest China's Sichuan province.

Sanxingdui went viral among netizens again and some     2     (be) even eager for some hands-on experiences.

Therefore, Archaeological blind boxes rolled out by several museums in China were trending on a major online shopping platform, with     3     (buy) saying that it allowed them to “experience the joys of digging cultural relics     4     an archaeologist.”

Henan Museum integrated the blind box concept with cultural relics, and hid “miniature cultural relics” such as bronze and china in the soil. Using a Luoyang shovel(铁铲),and a brush     5     (sweep) away the dirt, and digging a blind box, you can harvest a piece of bronzeware from the Shang Dynasty     6     a china bottle from the Song Dynasty.

The idea has proved     7     (wild) popular with many young people. Most of the blind boxes     8     (sell) out as soon as they are restocked. Those who were lucky enough to place an order shared     9     (they) experience of digging the blind box online. One said, “Wearing gloves, I feel like     10     archaeologist !”