专题11 阅读填表 - 【江苏省职教高考】五年（2022-2026）英语真题分类汇编（原卷版+解析版）

**基本信息** 江苏省职教高考2022-2026年英语真题分类汇编（专题11阅读填表），聚焦科技（AI与职业安全）、社会热点（社交媒体与儿童）等真实情境，考查信息定位、要点概括及准确表达能力，适配中职英语模拟预测需求。 **题型特征** |题型|题量/分值|知识覆盖|命题特色| |----|-----------|----------|----------| |阅读填表|每年4题|语言能力（信息定位、同义转换）、文化意识（跨文化交际）、思维品质（逻辑概括）|情境具时代性（如Z世代学习、低碳生活），问题设计梯度分明（从定位到表达），贴合真题命题趋势|

【江苏省职教高考】五年（2022-2026）英语真题分类汇编 专题11阅读填表 1. 信息定位：快速在原文中找到与表格任务相关的具体信息。 2. 要点概括：理解句子或段落的核心意思，并能进行同义转换或提炼。 3. 准确表达：使用语法正确、词性相符且符合题目字数要求的词语填空。 4. 上下文衔接：确保所填词语在逻辑和语义上与表格中的其他内容连贯一致。 2026年 Advances in AI (artificial intelligence) and robotics mean that computers have become better at doing difficult tasks and can even teach themselves how to do them. As more and more jobs are being done by computers maybe it’s time to start asking — are any of our jobs safe in the future? Here are three which might be in danger. Are you planning to work in journalism one day? If the answer is yes, you need to be aware that journalists who write articles on the basis of numbers and data, such as business or sports journalists, may lose their jobs to robots in the future. Some short sports articles have already been written by a computer program. However, robots are not good at being creative. They need numbers and data that they can then describe and aren’t able to write descriptive articles. So, while some types of journalism jobs may go, those who write more creative articles should be safe from computers taking over their jobs. Can robots cook? The answer to this question is: not yet. Robots cannot prepare, cook or serve full meals, but an AI machine has been trained to create recipes. If you give it information about the ingredients and style of cooking you want, it will give you some ideas for different meals. This could be very useful. However, it’s not perfect yet. A journalist asked it for a “Chinese-style” dish with Parmesan cheese and dark chocolate. It suggested a cheese and chocolate sandwich. Maybe it needs to be developed before it can work as a chef! A robocop has been developed and there are robocops working for the police force. These officers cannot solve crimes. However, people can report crimes to them. They have a touchscreen on their chests. People can pay their traffic fines to them, too. They have been designed to be friendly, so they will shake hands with people. Are These Jobs Safe in the Future? Journalists  Robots can write business or short sports articles ____59____ on numbers and data.  Robots are not good at writing ____60____.  Robots aren’t able to write descriptive articles. Chefs  Robots can make recipes.  Robots can give you ideas for different meals.  Robots need ____61____ before working as chefs. Police officers  Robots can accept crime reports and traffic fines.  Robots can show friendliness by ____62____ hands with people.  Robots can’t solve crimes. 【答案】59. based 60. creative articles 61. to be developed 62. shaking 【导语】本文主要探讨了随着人工智能和机器人技术的发展，一些职业在未来是否安全的问题，并具体分析了记者、厨师和警察这三个职业在未来的安全性。 【59题详解】 根据第二段“Some short sports articles have already been written by a computer program. (一些短篇体育文章已经由计算机程序编写。)”以及“They need numbers and data that they can then describe (它们需要数字和数据，然后才能进行描述)”可知，机器人可以根据数字和数据撰写商业或短篇体育文章，因此此处应填入“based (基于)”。 【60题详解】 根据第二段“However, robots are not good at being creative. (然而，机器人并不擅长创新。)”可知，机器人不擅长写有创意的文章，因此此处应填入“creative articles (有创意的文章)”。 【61题详解】 根据第三段“Maybe it needs to be developed before it can work as a chef! (也许在它成为厨师之前还需要进一步发展！)”可知，机器人在成为厨师之前还需要进一步发展，因此此处应填入“to be developed (需要被发展)”。 【62题详解】 根据最后一段“They have been designed to be friendly, so they will shake hands with people. (它们被设计得很友好，所以它们会和人握手。)”可知，机器人可以通过和人握手来显示友好，因此此处应填入“shaking (握手)”，且位于介词by后，要用动名词形式。 2025年 While social media offers a great opportunity for adults to stay in touch with family and friends, for children who are growing up surrounded by it, social media can be a source of stress. Here are some suggestions for parents to follow. Establish rules around screen time early on Before giving your children their first smartphone, make sure that both you and your children learn about digital responsibility, and how to step away from addicting (令人上瘾的) Apps. Establish a contract together with your children. Make a contract for the whole family to agree to Writing down rules for everyone in the family to formally agree to will help outline boundaries. Come up with the contract together — it could cover everything from specific times when digital devices are off-limits to all family members, to agreeing on a selection of games that can be played without supervision (监督). Set children good examples When establishing contracts, remember your children will feel more inclined to follow rules when you do, too. Play sports together, have fun in nature and take part in the activities they love to help embrace play both inside and outside of your home. When stepping away from technology becomes a family effort, it offers an opportunity for you all to have memories that will stay with you for years to come. Stress the value of physical play I recommend (推荐) finding ways to replace screen time with play and physical activity, and even rewarding your children if they cut down the screen time. By nurturing (培养) their creativity, your children will become less attached to the screen and seek happiness from creative play. Suggestions for Parents to Avoid Stress Caused by Social Media Establish rules around screen time early on ·Make rules before you ____59____ your children their first smartphone. Make a contract for the whole family to agree to ·It could cover specific times for digital devices and an ____60____ on a selection of games that children can play. Set children good examples ·When contracts have been ____61____, you have to follow rules, too. Stress the value of physical play ·Find ways to replace screen time with play and physical activity. ·Reward your children for ____62____ down the screen time. 【答案】59. give 60. agreement 61. established 62. cutting 【导语】本文介绍了社交媒体为成年人提供了与家人和朋友保持联系的绝佳机会，但同时社交媒体也可能是压力的来源，文中给出了一些针对此问题的建议。 【59题详解】 根据第二段中“Before giving your children their first smartphone, make sure that both you and your children learn about digital responsibility, and how to step away from addicting (令人上瘾的) Apps. Establish a contract together with your children. (在给孩子第一部智能手机之前，确保你和你的孩子都了解数字责任，以及如何远离上瘾的应用程序。和你的孩子一起订立契约。)”可知，在给孩子第一部智能手机之前要制定规则，动词give表示“给”，before引导的时间状语从句时态是一般现在时，主语you是第二人称，谓语动词give用原形。故填give。 【60题详解】 根据第三段中“Come up with the contract together — it could cover everything from specific times when digital devices are off-limits to all family members, to agreeing on a selection of games that can be played without supervision (监督). (一起起草这份合同——它可以涵盖所有内容，从禁止所有家庭成员使用电子设备的特定时间，到商定可以在没有监督的情况下玩的游戏选择。)”可知，制定一份全家人都同意的合同，要涵盖电子设备的特定时间，以及关于儿童可以玩的游戏选择的协议，“an agreement on”意为“关于……的协议”。故填agreement。 【61题详解】 根据倒数第二段中“When establishing contracts, remember your children will feel more inclined to follow rules when you do, too. (当签订合同时，记住你遵守规则的时候，你的孩子也会更倾向于遵守规则，)”可知，一旦签订了合同，你也必须遵守规则，动词establish意为“建立，设立”，句子是现在完成时的被动语态have been done结构，动词establish使用过去分词established。故填established。 【62题详解】 根据最后一段中“rewarding your children if they cut down the screen time (如果孩子减少了看屏幕的时间，就奖励他们)”可知，孩子减少看屏幕的时间就要进行奖励，cut down意为“减少”，介词for后动词使用-ing形式。故填cutting。 2024年 Generation Z makes up the majority of college students. Just as the Millennials (千禧一代) before them, this generation shifts the way learning happens in higher education. But the differences go beyond just greater dependence on technology. Generation Z is the driving force behind innovation (创新) in learning styles, tools and resources. And they’re proving that college is headed in the direction of a more learner-centered environment. A study shows today’s students refuse to be passive learners. They aren’t interested in simply showing up for class and taking notes that they’ll memorize for an exam later on. Instead, they want a fully immersive (沉浸式的) educational experience and they even enjoy the challenges of being part of it. 51% of the Gen Z’ers surveyed said they learned best by doing while only 12% said they learned through listening. And as “digital” generation, Generation Z expects digital learning tools to be deeply integrated into their education. Technology has always been seen in every part of their lives. They don’t think education should be any different and believe they should be able to connect academic experiences to personal experiences through these same tools. Additionally, these learning tools should be available on demand. For them, learning isn’t limited to just the classroom. It’s something that can take place at anytime, anywhere. Finally, access to unlimited new information has created a more self-supporting and career-driven generation. In fact, 13% of Gen Z’ers already have their own business. And many are even taking this spirit to drive changes in college courses, as they show a strong interest in designing their own learning path in college. For those who haven’t started one quite yet, early preparation is still key. Actually, nearly half of high school students have taken at least one class that counts as college credit. Generation Z’s Innovations in Digital Learning Refuse to be passive learners ●Instead of ___59___ for an exam after class, they want to immerse themselves in the learning process. ●51% of the surveyed achieved a ____60____ result in learning by doing than learning through listening. Expect digital learning tools to be part of their lives ●They think academic experiences and personal experiences should be ____61____. ●They hope they can learn anytime, anywhere with the learning tools. Be more self-supporting and career-driven learners ●Some of them have started their own business. ●They drive changes in college courses and want to be ____62____ of their own learning path. 【答案】59. preparing 60. better 61. connected/ combined 62. designers 【解析】 59.根据“They aren’t interested in simply showing up for class and taking notes that they’ll memorize for an exam later on. (他们对只是简单的在课堂上现身，并记录他们为之后的考试要记忆的东西并不感兴趣。)”可知他们课后为考试做准备并不感兴趣，为…做准备为prepare for sth.，且instead of后接动名词。故填preparing。 60.根据“51% of the Gen Z’ers surveyed said they learned best by doing while only 12% said they learned through listening. (51%受访的Z世代说通过“做”他们学的最好，然后只有12%的受访者说他们通过“听”来学习)。”可知通过“做”比通过“听”的学习效果要更好。故填better。 61.根据“They don’t think education should be any different and believe they should be able to connect academic experiences to personal experiences through these same tools. (他们认为教育不应该有所不同，并且认为他们能够通过同样的工具将学术经历和个人经历连接起来。)”可知他们认为学术经历和个人经历应该被连接。should be 此处为被动语态。故填connected/ combined。 62.根据“And many are even taking this spirit to drive changes in college courses, as they show a strong interest in designing their own learning path in college. (许多Z世代大学生甚至将这种精神带入到大学课程的学习中，表现出对设计自己学习路径的浓厚兴趣。)”可知他们想成为自己学习路径的设计师。故填designers。 2023年 When you have to meet someone from a different culture, be prepared. If you understand cultural differences, you’ll be a better communicator—even before you open your mouth! In many Western cultures, men stand up before they are introduced to someone important. Standing up shows politeness and respect. After that, someone will usually offer to shake hands. But in the East, typical introductions often begin and end with bowing rather than shaking hands. Now, let’s look at the simple introduction of shaking hands. Americans like a firm handshake. But the French prefer a light, short handshake. If you shake a Frenchman’s hand the American way, he may think you’re uncultured. People in Eastern European countries and some Latino cultures prefer shorter handshakes, too. Hugging after shaking hands is also a common introduction. Don’t be scared or offended if you meet someone in Brazil and he gives you a hug. If you misinterpret this gesture, your friendship may not start well! The proper customs for eye contact vary between cultures, too. Westerners appreciate regular eye contact during conversations. Refusing to look a Westerner in the eye may be understood as lack of trust, or maybe boredom. But in some African countries, too much eye contact can offend or sometimes have romantic meanings. Some people in Middle Eastern countries may appear to have their eyes half-closed while talking to you. Although it might seem like they’re tired or bored, such behavior is normal and should not be taken personally. Passage outline Supporting details Importance of understanding cultural differences •With the knowledge of cultural differences, you can ___59___ more smoothly and effectively. Different responses to introduction •Westerners usually stand up and then shake hands with each other. •Easterners often ___60___ to each other. Different ways of handshake •Americans like to shake hands ___61___ . •Frenchmen like a light and short handshake. Different meanings of hug •Brazilians like to give you a hug, which may be offensive in your culture. Different customs for eye contact •To Westerners, regular eye contact is ___62___ . •To some Africans, too much eye contact may be offensive or sometimes romantic. 【答案】59. communicate 60.bow 61.firmly 62. appreciated 【解析】 59.根据“If you understand cultural differences, you’ll be a better communicator—even before you open your mouth! (如果您了解文化差异，即使在开口之前，您将会成为更好的沟通者！)”可知，了解了文化差异，就可以更顺畅、更有效地沟通，情态动词can后接动词原形，故填communicate。 60.根据“But in the East, typical introductions often begin and end with bowing rather than shaking hands. (但在东方，典型的介绍通常以鞠躬开始和结束，而不是握手。)”可知，东方人经常相互鞠躬，主语Easterners后缺谓语动词，主语为复数，谓语动词用原形bow，故填bow。 61.根据“Americans like a firm handshake. (美国人喜欢用力握手。)”可知，美国人喜欢用力握手，空处应用副词作状语修饰动词shake，故填firmly。 62.根据“Westerners appreciate regular eye contact during conversations. (西方人喜欢在谈话中经常进行目光接触。)”可知，对于西方人来说，经常进行目光接触是值得赞赏的，分析句子可知，主语eye contact与动词appreciate是动宾关系，因此应用一般现在时的被动语态，故填appreciated。 ( 1 )原创精品资源学科网独家享有版权，侵权必究！ 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 2022年 Scientists said that in the past 100 years, as the global temperature went up by 0.74°C, the temperature in North China has climbed 1.4C in only 50 years. China needs to cut down carbon dioxide(二氧化碳) emission(排放), because it’s the main reason for global warming. Can you slow down global warming? Sure！You and your family can take steps to cut down the amount of carbon dioxide that is sent out into the air. Here are some pieces of advice to help you save the earth. ● Wear used clothes. Wearing your brother’s, sister’s or dad’s old T-shirt means you save the energy. ● Change your light bulbs. Use energy-saving light bulbs. Turn off the lights when you leave a room and turn off your television and computer when they are not in use！ ● Take a bus. Taking a bus saves a lot of oil every year. ● Say no to plastic bags. The next time your parents go to the market, ask them to use baskets. ● Open the windows. Don’t use the air conditioner. Let some fresh air in. When you have to use the conditioner, set the temperature higher in summer and lower in winter to save energy. Make small changes in your daily life. It’s time for all of us to do something to save the earth. The Low-carbon Life of the Ordinary People The reason for global warming Too much carbon dioxide in the air. How to 59 the earth Wear used clothes to save the energy. Use energy-saving light bulbs and don’t 60 to turn off the lights when you leave a room. Take a bus 61 of driving a car. Use 62 when shopping. Try to use the air conditioner less. 【答案】59.save 60.forget 61.instead 62.baskets 【解析】 59.题目要求填写如何保护地球的方法。根据文章内容，文中提到了一系列可以减少二氧化碳排放，从而减缓全球变暖的措施，这些都是为了保护地球。在给出的选项中，与“保护地球”最为接近的是“save”这个词，且原文中也明确提到了“Help you save the earth.”，因此答案为“save”。 60.题目要求填写使用节能灯泡后应该做到的事情。在原文中，提到了“Use energy-saving light bulbs. Turn off the lights when you leave a room...”，即使用节能灯泡并在离开房间时关灯。这里的“don't forget”表示“不要忘记”，与原文意思相符，因此答案为“forget”。 61.要求填写坐公交车的优点或原因。在原文中，提到了“Taking a bus saves a lot of oil every year.”，即坐公交车每年可以节省很多油。这里的“instead of”表示“代替”，与原文意思相符，即坐公交车代替开车可以节省油，因此答案为“instead”。 62.题目要求填写购物时应该使用的东西。在原文中，提到了“ask them to use baskets.”，即让父母购物时使用篮子。这里的“baskets”即为购物时应该使用的东西，因此答案为“baskets”。同时，也可以理解为购物时应该使用环保袋等可重复使用的物品，但根据原文内容，答案应为“baskets”。 ( 1 )原创精品资源学科网独家享有版权，侵权必究！ 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $ 【江苏省职教高考】五年（2022-2026）英语真题分类汇编 专题11阅读填表 1. 信息定位：快速在原文中找到与表格任务相关的具体信息。 2. 要点概括：理解句子或段落的核心意思，并能进行同义转换或提炼。 3. 准确表达：使用语法正确、词性相符且符合题目字数要求的词语填空。 4. 上下文衔接：确保所填词语在逻辑和语义上与表格中的其他内容连贯一致。 2026年 Advances in AI (artificial intelligence) and robotics mean that computers have become better at doing difficult tasks and can even teach themselves how to do them. As more and more jobs are being done by computers maybe it’s time to start asking — are any of our jobs safe in the future? Here are three which might be in danger. Are you planning to work in journalism one day? If the answer is yes, you need to be aware that journalists who write articles on the basis of numbers and data, such as business or sports journalists, may lose their jobs to robots in the future. Some short sports articles have already been written by a computer program. However, robots are not good at being creative. They need numbers and data that they can then describe and aren’t able to write descriptive articles. So, while some types of journalism jobs may go, those who write more creative articles should be safe from computers taking over their jobs. Can robots cook? The answer to this question is: not yet. Robots cannot prepare, cook or serve full meals, but an AI machine has been trained to create recipes. If you give it information about the ingredients and style of cooking you want, it will give you some ideas for different meals. This could be very useful. However, it’s not perfect yet. A journalist asked it for a “Chinese-style” dish with Parmesan cheese and dark chocolate. It suggested a cheese and chocolate sandwich. Maybe it needs to be developed before it can work as a chef! A robocop has been developed and there are robocops working for the police force. These officers cannot solve crimes. However, people can report crimes to them. They have a touchscreen on their chests. People can pay their traffic fines to them, too. They have been designed to be friendly, so they will shake hands with people. Are These Jobs Safe in the Future? Journalists  Robots can write business or short sports articles ____59____ on numbers and data.  Robots are not good at writing ____60____.  Robots aren’t able to write descriptive articles. Chefs  Robots can make recipes.  Robots can give you ideas for different meals.  Robots need ____61____ before working as chefs. Police officers  Robots can accept crime reports and traffic fines.  Robots can show friendliness by ____62____ hands with people.  Robots can’t solve crimes. 2025年 While social media offers a great opportunity for adults to stay in touch with family and friends, for children who are growing up surrounded by it, social media can be a source of stress. Here are some suggestions for parents to follow. Establish rules around screen time early on Before giving your children their first smartphone, make sure that both you and your children learn about digital responsibility, and how to step away from addicting (令人上瘾的) Apps. Establish a contract together with your children. Make a contract for the whole family to agree to Writing down rules for everyone in the family to formally agree to will help outline boundaries. Come up with the contract together — it could cover everything from specific times when digital devices are off-limits to all family members, to agreeing on a selection of games that can be played without supervision (监督). Set children good examples When establishing contracts, remember your children will feel more inclined to follow rules when you do, too. Play sports together, have fun in nature and take part in the activities they love to help embrace play both inside and outside of your home. When stepping away from technology becomes a family effort, it offers an opportunity for you all to have memories that will stay with you for years to come. Stress the value of physical play I recommend (推荐) finding ways to replace screen time with play and physical activity, and even rewarding your children if they cut down the screen time. By nurturing (培养) their creativity, your children will become less attached to the screen and seek happiness from creative play. Suggestions for Parents to Avoid Stress Caused by Social Media Establish rules around screen time early on ·Make rules before you ____59____ your children their first smartphone. Make a contract for the whole family to agree to ·It could cover specific times for digital devices and an ____60____ on a selection of games that children can play. Set children good examples ·When contracts have been ____61____, you have to follow rules, too. Stress the value of physical play ·Find ways to replace screen time with play and physical activity. ·Reward your children for ____62____ down the screen time. 2024年 Generation Z makes up the majority of college students. Just as the Millennials (千禧一代) before them, this generation shifts the way learning happens in higher education. But the differences go beyond just greater dependence on technology. Generation Z is the driving force behind innovation (创新) in learning styles, tools and resources. And they’re proving that college is headed in the direction of a more learner-centered environment. A study shows today’s students refuse to be passive learners. They aren’t interested in simply showing up for class and taking notes that they’ll memorize for an exam later on. Instead, they want a fully immersive (沉浸式的) educational experience and they even enjoy the challenges of being part of it. 51% of the Gen Z’ers surveyed said they learned best by doing while only 12% said they learned through listening. And as “digital” generation, Generation Z expects digital learning tools to be deeply integrated into their education. Technology has always been seen in every part of their lives. They don’t think education should be any different and believe they should be able to connect academic experiences to personal experiences through these same tools. Additionally, these learning tools should be available on demand. For them, learning isn’t limited to just the classroom. It’s something that can take place at anytime, anywhere. Finally, access to unlimited new information has created a more self-supporting and career-driven generation. In fact, 13% of Gen Z’ers already have their own business. And many are even taking this spirit to drive changes in college courses, as they show a strong interest in designing their own learning path in college. For those who haven’t started one quite yet, early preparation is still key. Actually, nearly half of high school students have taken at least one class that counts as college credit. Generation Z’s Innovations in Digital Learning Refuse to be passive learners ●Instead of ___59___ for an exam after class, they want to immerse themselves in the learning process. ●51% of the surveyed achieved a ____60____ result in learning by doing than learning through listening. Expect digital learning tools to be part of their lives ●They think academic experiences and personal experiences should be ____61____. ●They hope they can learn anytime, anywhere with the learning tools. Be more self-supporting and career-driven learners ●Some of them have started their own business. ●They drive changes in college courses and want to be ____62____ of their own learning path. 2023年 When you have to meet someone from a different culture, be prepared. If you understand cultural differences, you’ll be a better communicator—even before you open your mouth! In many Western cultures, men stand up before they are introduced to someone important. Standing up shows politeness and respect. After that, someone will usually offer to shake hands. But in the East, typical introductions often begin and end with bowing rather than shaking hands. Now, let’s look at the simple introduction of shaking hands. Americans like a firm handshake. But the French prefer a light, short handshake. If you shake a Frenchman’s hand the American way, he may think you’re uncultured. People in Eastern European countries and some Latino cultures prefer shorter handshakes, too. Hugging after shaking hands is also a common introduction. Don’t be scared or offended if you meet someone in Brazil and he gives you a hug. If you misinterpret this gesture, your friendship may not start well! The proper customs for eye contact vary between cultures, too. Westerners appreciate regular eye contact during conversations. Refusing to look a Westerner in the eye may be understood as lack of trust, or maybe boredom. But in some African countries, too much eye contact can offend or sometimes have romantic meanings. Some people in Middle Eastern countries may appear to have their eyes half-closed while talking to you. Although it might seem like they’re tired or bored, such behavior is normal and should not be taken personally. Passage outline Supporting details Importance of understanding cultural differences •With the knowledge of cultural differences, you can ___59___ more smoothly and effectively. Different responses to introduction •Westerners usually stand up and then shake hands with each other. •Easterners often ___60___ to each other. Different ways of handshake •Americans like to shake hands ___61___ . •Frenchmen like a light and short handshake. Different meanings of hug •Brazilians like to give you a hug, which may be offensive in your culture. Different customs for eye contact •To Westerners, regular eye contact is ___62___ . •To some Africans, too much eye contact may be offensive or sometimes romantic. ( 1 )原创精品资源学科网独家享有版权，侵权必究！ 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 2022年 Scientists said that in the past 100 years, as the global temperature went up by 0.74°C, the temperature in North China has climbed 1.4C in only 50 years. China needs to cut down carbon dioxide(二氧化碳) emission(排放), because it’s the main reason for global warming. Can you slow down global warming? Sure！You and your family can take steps to cut down the amount of carbon dioxide that is sent out into the air. Here are some pieces of advice to help you save the earth. ● Wear used clothes. Wearing your brother’s, sister’s or dad’s old T-shirt means you save the energy. ● Change your light bulbs. Use energy-saving light bulbs. Turn off the lights when you leave a room and turn off your television and computer when they are not in use！ ● Take a bus. Taking a bus saves a lot of oil every year. ● Say no to plastic bags. The next time your parents go to the market, ask them to use baskets. ● Open the windows. Don’t use the air conditioner. Let some fresh air in. When you have to use the conditioner, set the temperature higher in summer and lower in winter to save energy. Make small changes in your daily life. It’s time for all of us to do something to save the earth. The Low-carbon Life of the Ordinary People The reason for global warming Too much carbon dioxide in the air. How to 59 the earth Wear used clothes to save the energy. Use energy-saving light bulbs and don’t 60 to turn off the lights when you leave a room. Take a bus 61 of driving a car. Use 62 when shopping. Try to use the air conditioner less. ( 1 )原创精品资源学科网独家享有版权，侵权必究！ 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $