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三、还原信息
Experts in nutrition (营养) suggest that we should eat at least five different kinds of vegetables and fruit a day. They are very necessary for our health and help our bodies work well. There are a lot of vegetables and fruit to choose from and they taste delicious. (1) ________
It’s easy to buy our food from the local supermarket, so why do we go to the trouble of growing our own? Here are several good reasons:
(2) ________ We can pick and eat it at once. When we have tried it, we will agree that vegetables and fruit that are eaten straight from the garden taste better than anything we can buy in a supermarket.
We may want to cut down on our “food miles” — the distance that a product travels before it reaches our kitchen. Many food packages (包装) are flown halfway across the Earth. (3) ________
Homegrown food is likely to be healthier. Food producers often use fertilizers (化肥) and pesticides (农药) which can end up in our food. If we grow our own, things are different. We can control what goes on and into the food we eat.
(4) ________ But even if we only have a small backyard or a balcony, we can also grow our own. Some food can grow well in pots, including lettuce, tomatoes, potatoes and carrots. We can recycle plastic bottles and cups to grow something. Just make sure there are holes for drainage (排水) and a small plate under them to catch drops of water.
Happy gardening!
Experts in nutrition (营养) suggest that we should eat at least five different kinds of vegetables and fruit a day. They are very necessary for our health and help our bodies work well. There are a lot of vegetables and fruit to choose from and they taste delicious. (1) ________
It’s easy to buy our food from the local supermarket, so why do we go to the trouble of growing our own? Here are several good reasons:
(2) ________ We can pick and eat it at once. When we have tried it, we will agree that vegetables and fruit that are eaten straight from the garden taste better than anything we can buy in a supermarket.
We may want to cut down on our “food miles” — the distance that a product travels before it reaches our kitchen. Many food packages (包装) are flown halfway across the Earth. (3) ________
Homegrown food is likely to be healthier. Food producers often use fertilizers (化肥) and pesticides (农药) which can end up in our food. If we grow our own, things are different. We can control what goes on and into the food we eat.
(4) ________ But even if we only have a small backyard or a balcony, we can also grow our own. Some food can grow well in pots, including lettuce, tomatoes, potatoes and carrots. We can recycle plastic bottles and cups to grow something. Just make sure there are holes for drainage (排水) and a small plate under them to catch drops of water.
Happy gardening!
答案
1-4 ADCF
四、综合填空
Alice Thompson, together with her friend, made a ride on a long - distance train from Sydney to Alice Springs. They (1) ________ (spend) two days and nights on the famous Ghan train.
The train was (2) ________ (wonder) and comfortable and the food was great too. They tasted delicious meals that were cooked by experts! The scenes were very colourful for the (3) ________ (one) few hundred kilometres of the journey. Then they saw desert (沙漠) and empty farms.
The people on the train were nice. Alice sat quietly and looked (4) ________ of the window, enjoying the scenes. Sometimes she talked to other (5) ________ (passenger), and sometimes she enjoyed (6) ________ (she) with books and music. At night, the night sky was so beautiful with the stars shining like diamonds (钻石) (7) ________ she often watched it for hours.
Why is the train called the Ghan? A long time ago, Australians needed a way (8) ________ (travel) to the middle of the country, so they brought some camels from Afghanistan. Ghan is short for Afghanistan. For many years, camels carried food and other things and returned with wool and other products. In the 1920s, a new railway line (9) ________ (build) and the camels weren’t needed any more. As (10) ________ result, some were shot according to a law made in 1925.
Alice Thompson, together with her friend, made a ride on a long - distance train from Sydney to Alice Springs. They (1) ________ (spend) two days and nights on the famous Ghan train.
The train was (2) ________ (wonder) and comfortable and the food was great too. They tasted delicious meals that were cooked by experts! The scenes were very colourful for the (3) ________ (one) few hundred kilometres of the journey. Then they saw desert (沙漠) and empty farms.
The people on the train were nice. Alice sat quietly and looked (4) ________ of the window, enjoying the scenes. Sometimes she talked to other (5) ________ (passenger), and sometimes she enjoyed (6) ________ (she) with books and music. At night, the night sky was so beautiful with the stars shining like diamonds (钻石) (7) ________ she often watched it for hours.
Why is the train called the Ghan? A long time ago, Australians needed a way (8) ________ (travel) to the middle of the country, so they brought some camels from Afghanistan. Ghan is short for Afghanistan. For many years, camels carried food and other things and returned with wool and other products. In the 1920s, a new railway line (9) ________ (build) and the camels weren’t needed any more. As (10) ________ result, some were shot according to a law made in 1925.
答案
1. spent 2. wonderful 3. first 4. out 5. passengers
6. herself 7. that 8. to travel 9. was built 10. a
6. herself 7. that 8. to travel 9. was built 10. a
