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班级：姓名：Dates:July--August 2025. Duration: 25 daysB. Country life is always memorable.C.Modernity found its way into dail life.D. New technology benefited the community.· Age Range: 15 - 18AIASignificanceA. To show what sanbengzi means to the locals. college applications. combining world-class education with cultural immersion in the heart of Oxford.C. To introduce why the locals like sanbengzi.21. What is one characteristic of the summer school program?27. What does the author imply in the last paragraph?A. Interacting with university students.B. Providing a comprehensive college experience.A. Only local farmers have stronger hands.C. Training for independent life.B. Electric vehicles play a key role in history.D. Ensuring students' academic success.C. Innovation surely makes a comfortable trip.22. How can students explore a cultural destination?D. China's future feeds the past with the present.A. They learn from experts.B. They participate in debates.CC. They visit historical sites.D. They communicate with locals.23. What can students benefit from the program?A. Evaluation useful for college application. 30 community-run food forests by 2030 to preserve urban land. Neighborhood volunteers choosewhat to grow, plan events and share harvested crops with food banks and neighbors.B. Familiarity with the British culture.C. Working experience in cutting-edge fields.Bostonsfood forests are small insizeandaverage00squareet,about0%largethanD. Admission to the University of Oxford.a basketball court, but they yield diverse crops. They serve as gathering spaces, contribute torainwater harvesting and help beautify neighborhoods.BBFFC provides technical assistance and fund-raising support. It hires experts for tasks suchIn an outsider's eyes, China always enjoys a fame for enormous creative inventions.Accordingly, I found myself in Mangling township in Luoyang, Henan Province. I was to film aas soil assessment, removing harmful plants and building facilities. Volunteers can take part ineducational workshops sponsored by the BFFC, which connect neighbors across divides of class,video about the three-wheeled vehicle industry. After multiple visits to factories with impressivelanguage and culture.output, my director suggested we make a random visit to a rural area to interview the farmersCurrently, the US has 85 community food forests, but most of these sites are in largewho ride the vehicles, which are called sanbengzi in Chinese. Her last-second idea brought mecities. According to a survey, officials from 176 small cities reported that long-termcloser to a farm than I had been since childhood.management was the biggest challenge of sustaining food forests in their communities.I remember when the road to my home was paved for the first time and when thecommunity debated whether or not we should fix our first stoplight. The magic of the new From observing Boston's approach, we believe its model of community-run food forests isreplaced the dignity of the old, as it did all corners of the United States. It was an easy change;construction and planting operations, Then the city continued to rent parcels to the BFFC at thethe nation's roots are shallow. My hometown has a history of farming. We raised chickens andsame pric. Smaller cities may not be able tomake the same sort of investments, but Boston'shorses. Family dogs barked at each other from across fenced yards, as the distance betweencommunity-run model offers an approach for maintaining these projects without burdening(增加homes was a walk.I felt homesick in Mangling, surrounded by nutrient-dense earth. My coworker went toperson, one forest and one community at a time.talk with a farming couple in a field. Our interviewee let me ride in the bed of her sanbengzi as28. Why does the BFFC develop food forests?!I asked how people found it. She just told me that everyone in town owned one. Some families A. To create job opportunities.B. To make handsome profits. even owned two. Her job was to drive farmers up and down rows of crops to shorten their travelC. To protect the urban spaces. D. To offer fresh farm produce.time. Others rode around collecting the harvest to transport it to storage, saving the farmers'29. Which can best replace the underlined word "yield" in Paragraph 2?aching backs.B. Export.C. Discover.A. Promote.D.Produce.Along the road, I tried to listen to the wind and feel the soft soil beneath my shoes. 130. What does the BFFC bring to communities?thought about the food growing all around me and the strong hands collecting it. They are theA. Technical and financial support.B. Regular educational workshops.same hands that fed empires, the hands with which history was written. Now, they feed mindsC. The design of open urban spaces.D. The budget for building facilities.that innovate, Educated engineers devise electric sanbengzi. They create an enclosed version31. What should small cities learn from Boston's approach?with air conditioning and touch screens for comfortable travel. China’s future feeds the past onA. Monitoring operations. B. Relying on communities.which it stands,C. Controlling renting costs.D. Putting in large investments.24. For what purpose did the author come to Luoyang?CA. To practise film-making.B. To explore China's creativity.D3C. To enjoy the rural life.D. To interview vehicle makers.Archaeologists have discovered a vast and highly complex system of ancient cities dating考前信息卷·英语·第五辑·第3页考前信息卷·英语·第五辑·第4页

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