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Howdidwehelptosaveourearththisweek?Letmetelyou.
First,myfamilytriedtosaveelectricity.Weneverleftthelights
1 whenleavingtheroom.We 2 theTVwhennobodywas
watchingit.Mumonlyusedcoldwaterinthewashingmachine.
Second,westartedrecyclingthisweek.Wetriedtowriteon 3
sidesofourpaper,butnotjustononeside.
Wealso 4 ourrubbishintosmalbagsforbotles,paperand
food.Mumkepttheplasticshoppingbagsfromthesupermarkettouse
themagainas 5 bags.
Third,myfamilystartedtosavewater.Westoppedtakinglong
bathsandhadshortshowers 6 .Wewashedtoiletwith 7 water.
MumandDadusedlesswatertodothewashing.MysisterandIdidnt
leavethetaprunningwhenwebrushedourteeth.
Atlast,MumandDadbegantosavegas(
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8 ustoschool,butnowmysisterandIstartedridingourbikesto
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thepeopleinhiscompanyalsostartedtogotoworkinonecarand
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Thesearegreatwaystohelpprotectourenvironment.
( )1.A.out B.on C.of D.behind
( )2.A.turnedup B.turnedon C.turneddown D.turnedof
( )3.A.some B.al C.any D.both
( )4.A.put B.reduced C.sent D.created
( )5.A.electricity B.food C.rubbish D.paper
( )6.A.again B.instead C.already D.too
( )7.A.clean B.used C.hot D.cold
( )8.A.drive B.order C.show D.cary
( )9.A.or B.but C.so D.and
( )10.A.aford B.waste C.share D.increase
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alotofpolutiononearth 12 hefirstmadefire,washedhisclothesin
theriverandthrewrubbishontheground.Manyyearsago,polutionwas
notsoserious 13 therewerenotsomanypeople.
Therewereenough 14 air,landandwater.Whenthelandorthe
riverwasdirtyinoneplace,man 15 toanotherplace.Manis 16
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Themorepeoplethereareinoneplace,the 17 environmenttheywil
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Perhapsyouare 18 itisendless(
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producepolution.Luckily,weare 19 totelyouthatpeoplehave
cometoknowthedangerofpolution.Andyoucan 20 moreand
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( )11.A.have B.take C.watch D.keep
( )12.A.for B.since C.when D.from
( )13.A.so B.if C.because D.but
( )14.A.clean B.old C.dirty D.new
( )15.A.blew B.atended C.moved D.left
( )16.A.enjoying B.poluting C.clearing D.caring
( )17.A.beter B.worse C.less D.more
( )18.A.happy B.afraid C.excited D.interested
( )19.A.nervous B.sad C.woried D.glad
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( )22.Volunteersneedtostartworkon .
A.Sunday B.Monday C.Friday D.Saturday
( )23.Volunteerscan .
A.leaveatanytime B.haveagoodpay
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Howdoyoudealwithplasticbagsfromthesupermarket?Throw
themawayorrecyclethem?Howabouteatingthem?
Thebagsarenoharmfultotheenvironment.Humansandanimals
cansafelyeatthem.IndiancompanyEnviGreenhasmadeabagwith
naturalmaterials.Itlooksandfeelsjustlikeplastic,butcanbreakdown
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plasticbag,ithasmanyadvantages.AccordingtoTheWalStreetJournal,
ittakes1,000yearsforcommonplasticbagstobreakdown.Butan
EnviGreenbagcannaturalybreakdowninlessthan180days.Italso
breaksdowninlessthanadayinwater,andinlessthanaminutein
boilingwater.Hedgewashappytoshowitinhisinterview.Heputan
EnviGreenbaginwaterandateitwithasmile.
Therearemorethan15,000tonsofplasticwasteinIndiaeveryday.
Butonly9,000tonsareprocessed.InChina,3bilionplasticbagsare
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( )24.AccordingtoParagraph2,wecanknowthefolowing
EXCEPTthat .
A.theEnviGreenbagcanbreakdowneasily
B.theEnviGreenbagismadefromnaturalmaterials
C.theEnviGreenbagcanbeeatenbyhumansandanimals
D.theEnviGreenbagisalitleharmfultotheenvironment
( )25.TheunderlinedsentenceinParagraph4showsthatthe
EnviGreenbag .
A.issafeandcanbreakdownquickly
B.isusefulalthoughitismoreexpensive
C.looksandfeelslikeacommonplasticbag
D.wilbeusedmorewidelythanacommonbag
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A.alofIndiasplasticwasteisprocessed
B.Indiahasthemostplasticwasteintheworld
C.ChinaproducesmoreplasticwastethanIndia
D.theEnviGreenbagmayhelpsolvetheproblem of
plasticpolution
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Anewrubbishsortingsystem(
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useinFangchengyuanCommunityinBeijing.Localpeoplenotonlysort
theirrubbish,butalsoputQRcodes(
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“Whentherubbishiscolectedandthecodesareseen,Iwilget
rewardpointstoexchangeforsmalgiftsandevensomemoney,”oneof
thelocalpeopletoldreporters.“Itsrealycreativeandencouraging.”
Thissmartsystem hasbeencariedoutin350communitiesin
Beijing.ThecapitalofChinahasjoinedalistofcitiesinthecountrythat
takeactiontosupportrubbishsorting.Forexample,Shenzhenand
Shanghaihavemadelawstopunishpeopleandorganizationsfornot
sortingrubbishcorectly.
Chinaproducesquitealotofrubbisheveryyear.Muchofthe
rubbishisburied(
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waternearby.Andburningrubbishcanproduceharmfulgases.Through
rubbishsorting,wecanreducetheuseoflandfilsandairpolution.
Whatsmore,rubbishsortingsavesresources,whichcouldbring
economicbenefits(
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reusedtomakeabout850kgofpaper,saving17treesand50percentof
water.Becauseoftheirbenefits,somecountrieshavedevelopedsuccessful
sortingsystems.
Japanhasastrictanddetailedsystem.Whenpeoplethrowawaya
waterbotle,thecap,thewrapper(
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gointothreediferentbins.Everyyear,familiesreceivespecialrubbish
sortingtimetablesanddirectionsfromtheirlocalgovernments.Theyare
advisedtofolow thetimetablesand directionswhen theythrow
awayrubbish.
InAustralia,everyfamilyisprovidedwiththreerubbishbins—thered
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binfor“recycling”likesteelandglass,andthegreenlidbinfor“green
waste”suchasgrassandleaves.Onthestreets,thebinsareprintedwith
picturesofthethingsthatarealowedinside.Itmakesrecyclingquiteeasy.
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( )27.Whatwillocalpeopleprobablygetiftheyputdailyrubbish
intothenewsysteminFangchengyuanCommunity?
A.Acomputer. B.Acar.
C.Alotofmoney. D.Somesmalgifts.
( )28.Whichparagraphdiscussestheeconomicbenefitsofrubbish
sorting?
A.Paragraph3. B.Paragraph4.
C.Paragraph5. D.Paragraph6.
( )29.InAustralia,whichbinshouldyouputfoodleftafterdinnerin?
A.Theredlidbin. B.Theyelowlidbin.
C.Thegreenlidbin. D.Theblacklidbin.
( )30.WhichofthefolowingisTRUEaccordingtothetext?
A.InAustralia,thegreenlidbinisusedforalkindsof
recyclable(
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B.InJapan,alkindsofthingsforrecyclingareprintedon
rubbishbins.
C.Japanesepeoplecannotthrowabotleintoabinunless
theymoveawaythewrapperfirst.
D.Australianpeoplehavetoobeylocaltimetablesand
directionstothrowawayrubbishstrictly.
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NASAtostudyEarthsgreenvegetation(
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sincetheearly2000s.32. Thatsaboutonequarterofthesize
oftheentireAmazonrainforest.
ThegrowthmainlycamefromChinasforestprotectionprograms,
NASAsaid.Forexample,since1962,Chinahasbeenplantingtreesin
Saihanba,HebeiProvince.Itwasonceadesert.33.
34. AntForest,afeatureinAlipayapp,givesusers
pointsfordoingecofriendlythingssuchaswalkingandgoingpaperless
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Forestwilplantrealtreessomewhereintheworld.35.
A.Morethan55miliontreeshavebeenplantedinthisway.
B.TheChinesepublichasalsojoinedintheseactivitiesrecently.
C.AndChinawasresponsiblefor25% ofthatgain,accordingtothe
study.
D.However,peopletherecanproducevegetableswithoutanydificulty
now.
E.Butnow,Chinahasturnedtheareaintothecountryslargestmanmade
forest.
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streetstoremindtheworldthatwedonthavetoacceptthesocietyfulof
cars.Itwasfirststartedby34citiesinFranceandSeptember22isCar
FreeDay.ThefirstCarFreeDayinChinawasinChengduin2000.The
sloganforthedayis“Ifwedrivelessforoneday,wecanhaveonemore
niceday.”
Organizedactivitiesareheldinmanycities,suchasNewYorkand
LondononCarFreeDay.InBrussels,CarFreeDayshalbevalidfor
everybodyexceptpersonswithaspecialpermit,buttheyhavetoslow
downtothespeedof30kilometersperhour.Thepublictransportationis
encouraged.Thestreetsareopenonlytowalkers,bicyclesandbusesfrom
7:00a.m.to7:00p.m.InBeijing,itasksdriverstoleavetheircarsat
homeforonedayeachmonthandwalkorrideabiketowork.Moreand
morepeoplearejoiningintheactivity.Inthefirstquarterofthisyear,
Beijingonlyhad52blueskydays,andyoumayseehazealmostevery
day!WemustdomoreforCarFreeDayasaBeijingdriversaid,“We
maynotchangetheweather,butwecanchoosenottodrive.”
Butwedonotwantjustonedayandthenareturnto“normal”life.
WeshouldgoonwithCarFreeDay.
51.WherewasCarFreeDaystartedfirst?
Itwasfirststartedby34citiesin .
52.HowlongshouldthecardriversnotdriveinthestreetsinLondonon
CarFreeDay?
Thecardriversdontdriveinthestreets .
53.WhosalowedtobeinthestreetsonCarFreeDayinBrussels?
Thestreetsareopenonlytowalkers,bicyclesand
from7:00a.m.to7:00p.m.
54.WhatdoesCarFreeDayaskdriversinBeijingtodoeverymonth?
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towork.
55.WhatsthepurposeofCarFreeDay?
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A:Oh,thebookseemsveryinterestingandeducational.Iwanttoread
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5.planting 6.wasproduced 7.politely 8.milion
9.toshow 10.saying
Ⅶ.1.anyother 2.populationof 3.to;south
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TaiwanisonepartofChina.Itisinthesoutheastof
China,anditscapitalisTaipei.Thereare22,600,000peoplein
Taiwan.ItisthelargestislandinChina.Thereisplentyofrain
altheyearround.Itishotinsummerandwarminwinter.We
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38.pilesof 39.pickitup 40.tosee;win
Ⅳ.41.beings 42.natural 43.houses 44.more 45.poluted
46.caused 47.ourselves 48.treat 49.Keeping 50.living
Ⅴ.51.France 52.foraday 53.buses 54.walkorrideabike
55.protecttheenvironment
Ⅵ.56.Whatisitabout 57.Whatwilitbelikeinthefuture
58.Whatcanwedotosavetheearth
59.Ofcoursenot 60.Youarewelcome
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Aswealknow,theenvironmentaroundusisgetingworse
andworse.
Insomeplaces,wecantseefishswimmingaroundinthe
riversortreesonthehils.Somepeopleevenhavenoclean
watertodrink.SoIthinkwemustdosomethingtoprotect
ourenvironment.Forexample,Wecangotoschoolonfoot
orbybikeandcanuseshoppingbasketsinsteadofplastic
bagswhenshopping.Andinourdailylife,weshoulduseboth
sidesofthepaper.Bydoingsmalthingslikethese,therewil
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Letsworktogethertomakeourearthmorebeautiful!
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M:Yes.Whenwilthepartybegin?Iwontfinishmyhomework
until5:00p.m.
W:Thepartywilstartat7:00p.m.Itwilbeavery
wonderfulparty.
M:OK.Iljoinit.
Q:Whenwilthepartystart?
2.M:Wouldyouliketogotothezoowithmethisafternoon,
Mary?
W:Idliketo,butImuststayathomeanddothehousework.
M:Why?
W:Becausemymotherisbusyworkingattheshoefactory.
Q:WhatwilMarydothisafternoon?
3.W:Haveyoueverbeenabroad,Bil?
M:Yes,IhaveafriendinEnglandandIvisitedhimlastyear.
Q:WheredidBilgolastyear?
4.W:Pleasedontsmokehere.
M:Sory.Ididntnoticethesign.
Q:Whichsignaretheytalkingabout?
5.M:Whatareyougoingtodothisafternoon,Anna?
W:Whataniceday!Imgoingtoplayontheswinginthepark.
Q:WhatisAnnagoingtodothisafternoon?
6.W:Yourcookieslookgreat!Wheredidyoubuythem?
M:IgotthemfromtheSunnyBakingShop.Theyarevery
cheap.Aboxofcookiesonlycosts2dolars,soIgotten
boxes.
Q:Howmuchdidthemanspendonthecookies?
7.W:Doyouknowthepandasareindanger?
M:Yes.Weshouldtakeactiontoprotectthem.
W:Goodpoint.
Q:Whatkindofanimalaretheytalkingabout?
8.W:Haveyoueverbeenbacktoyourhometown,Danny?
M:Yes.Myhometownhaschangedalot.Anewbridgewas
builtlastyear.Whataboutyourhometown,Jenny?
W:Manyschoolsandlibrarieshavebeenbuiltinrecentyears.
M:Thatsgreat.
Q:WhathasbeenbuiltinDannyshometown?
9.W:Jack,whatsthetimenow?
M:Itseightforty.
W:Oh,huryup,orwewilmissthetrain.
M:Dontwory.Itwiltakeusonlytwentyminutestogetto
thestation.
Q:Whenwiltheyariveatthetrainstation?
10.M:Whatabigzoo!Doyouknowwherethelionis?
W:Itisoverthere,nexttotheelephants.Becarefulwith
thenaughtymonkeys.
M:Thankyou.Iwil.Theydocausesometrouble.
Q:Whatanimaldoesthemanwanttosee?
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M:Theartclub,myfavouriteclub.Whataboutyou,Jenny?
W:Iwanttojointheenvironmentclub.
M:Theenvironmentclub?Whatdostudentsdointheclub?
W:Theyworktogethertoreducepolutionandprotectthe
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M:Thatsoundsgood.Iwanttojointheclub,too.
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M:Yeah,Ioftenlistentomusicandwatchmoviesonit.Andit
canalsohelpusfindjobs.Doyouoftengoonline,Lisa?
W:Hmm...IsometimeslookforinformationontheInternet.
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SportsDaywilbeat8:30inthemorning.Makesureyouwont
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racewilstartatnineandendattwelve.Yourlunchwilstartat
12:30.Youwilhaveonehourandthirtyminutesforit.After
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SavingOurEnvironment
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recycled,suchaspaper,botlesandglass.Wecansortthem
intodiferentkinds.
Asastudent,weshouldntthroweverythingout.Dontspit
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W:Yes,itskindofboring.Butthesnowismeltingandthe
springisnotfaraway.
M:HowmuchIwanttotakeawalkinaparkfulofflowers!
W:SodoI.
Q:Whatseasonisitnow?
2.M:Sory,Imlate.Howisitgoing?
W:Sithere,please.Youremissingthemostexcitingpart.
M:Realy?Whatsthescorenow?
W:7:5.
Q:Whataretheydoing?
3.W:Didyouplaytabletennisafterschoolyesterdayafternoon?
M:No,Ididnt.Iplayedbadmintoninstead.
Q:Whatdidtheboydoafterschoolyesterday?
4.W:Imadeaglassofjuicefromsomepears.
M:Realy?Letmehaveataste.
Q:Whatfruitdidthewomanuse?
5.W:John,haveyoueverbeentoJapan?
M:No,IveneverbeentoanycountriesinAsia.ButIwent
toAustralialastyear.
Q:WhichcountryhasJohnbeento?
6.M:Bodylanguageisdiferentindiferentcountries.
W:Yes,butasmileisthesamealaroundtheworld.
Q:Whatisthesamealaroundtheworld?
7.W:DoyouknowhowbigAsiais?
M:Sory,Idontknow.Canyoutelmesomethingaboutit?
W:Sure.Itcoversmorethanfortyfourmilionsquare
kilometresandmorethanfourbilionpeopleliveinAsia.
Q:WhatsthepopulationofAsia?
8.M:Myfatherdrivesmetoschooleveryday.Howaboutyou?
W:Igotoschoolbybikebecauseitsgoodfortheenvironment
anditisagoodwaytokeepfit.
Q:Howdoesthegirlgotoschool?
9.W:Dontthrowawaythebrokenmodelplane.Maybewecan
recycleit.
M:OK.Letmefixit.
Q:Whataretheytalkingabout?
10.W:Thatsalotofgarbage!Letmehelpyousortit!
M:Thankyou.Its4:30now.Withyourhelp,Ithinkwe
wilfinishitaround5:30.
Q:Howsoonwiltheyfinishsortingthegarbage?
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W:Lookattheicetherehangingfromthetrees!
M:Doyouknowwhatthetemperatureistoday?
W:Imissedtodaysweatherreportovertheradio.
M:Itfeelslike15degreesbelowzeroatleast.Idontmindthe
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W:Whogaveittoyou?
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W:Howdidyougetthemoney?
M:Ihadayardsaleandsoldsomeoldthings.Iboughtthat
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W:Howlonghaveyouhadit?
M:Ihavehaditforfiveyears.
W:Whydoyoulikeitsomuch?
M:BecauseIlearnedhowtorideabikeonit.
W:Didyouusetorideit?
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HowtoProtectWildAnimals
Aswealknow,manywildanimalsareindangernow.
Whenfarmerscutdowntrees,theydestroythehabitatsofwild
animals.Andmanywildanimalsarekiledfortheirbones,meat
orfur,sothenumberofwildanimalsisbecomingsmalerand
smaler.Animalsareourgoodfriends.Withanimals,theworld
ismorebeautiful.Sowemustdosomethingusefultoprotectthe
habitatsofwildanimalsandweshouldntkilthem.Ifeveryonecan
dosomethingforanimals,therewilbemore
animalsintheworld.