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初中英语时文阅读10 文章导读 阅读理解 A篇: 光盘行动十年之约，将光盘节能行动进行到底！ B篇：人工智能创作的作品归属权在谁？ 国内首例判决这样说...... C篇：“捡宝”的年轻人: 为旧物延续价值. D篇： 参观讯飞公司，感受人工智能的强大。 E篇：探究：为什么自信的人更容易被人相信？ F篇：记忆背后的怪现象—曼德拉效应：记忆的集体错乱。 阅读回答问题：中国传统文化— 漳州布袋木偶戏：指掌间演绎非遗传奇。 语法填空： 中华文化—甲骨文里的灿烂文明。 A 阅读理解 （原创） Since 2013, the Clean Your Plate Campaign has been started for 10 years. Although some achievements have been made, there are still some problems. We must not relax and implement this action to the end. Nowadays，in China, more and more people are ordering their meals online. The number of online food orderers grew to 535 million as of June, which is a lot more than before. But there’s a problem - food waste is becoming a big issue. A study found that every time someone orders food, they waste about 57.5 grams on average. Why is this happening? Well, sometimes when we order food, we get excited by discounts and end up buying more than we need. This can mean we leave food uneaten. To stop this, China’s government has told food delivery websites to make sure restaurants offer smaller meal sizes and to change how discounts work. To help with this, these websites are using smart ideas like giving out e-badges to restaurants that offer smaller meals. They also remind customers not to waste food when they pay online. And it’s not just the websites doing their part; restaurants are too! Some restaurant workers, like Li in Beijing, say that people can now choose how big they want their meal to be when they order. Another restaurant owner, Mao, offers smaller rice portions, which saves customers money and cuts down on waste. Mao’s small portions have become popular, selling about 500 a month. Leftover food isn’t being thrown away either. Some smart restaurant owners are making “surprise boxes” out of food that wasn’t used. People can buy these boxes without knowing exactly what’s inside, which is fun and helps reduce waste. China knows food waste is a big deal, so in 2013 they started the “Clear Your Plate” campaign, and in 2021,