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听第10段材料，回答第18至20题，18.Who is the speaker?费Aresident.21.What do we know about visiting the ChandlerA.A reporter.C.A doctor.Museum?19.What do the locals do in the old factory?A.No registration is needed.A.They raise animals there.It is not available on Mondays.B.They play cards there.C.Booking in advance is a must.They throw garbage.D.Details are only offered by email.20.What is the locals'attitude towards thegovernment's decision?高Favorable.B.Critical.C.Unclear.g听力材料Text 1022.Which allows kids to learn about theI always read the news to remain up to date withtransformation of everyday objects?happenings around the world.However,I'm moreC-Town Suitease Club.interested in the local news as it has a direct impactB.History Detectives.on my daily life.C.History Bites:Lunchtime Talks.I want to talk about such local news.Last week ID.Docent Tours.came across a report in the local newspaper whichwas about the construction of a park for the city23.What can people do if choosing Docent Tours?residents.In fact,there is no park in my area,butA.Act as a volunteer.there is an old factory where people throw theirB.Help shape Chandler.garbage.(19)At the same time,there are someEnjoy wonderful artworks.animals all the time.D.Solve a history mystery.The local government has now decided to turn it intoBa public park.It would definitely help make my areaWhen Kaitlin Mogentale was studying environmental science at theclean and green.In addition,it would be a wonderfulUniversity of Souther California,she watched a friend juice a carrot andplace for old people to sit together to play cards andnoticed the waste it produced-and wondered what was happening to allof the pulp(果肉渣)from Los Angeles's juice shops.Later she learnedenjoy other activities.Similarly,it would also provide athat most of it was being sent to landfills(垃圾填埋地)，where food wastesafe playing area for children.In my area,most childrencontributes to more emissions than any other landfilled matter.play on the streets,which is quite dangerous as there is"I was a college student then,and I think that's the recipe you need toget into the business,"said Mogentale,who founded Pulp Pantry,maker ofalways a risk of accidents.Last but not least,peopleiber-filled Pulp Chips,which are created from the lef-orer(剩余的)pulpsuffer from many health concerns these days,but in theof cold-pressed juice.She started with chips because they were an easyway to"bring fruits,vegetables and fiber to the nine in ten who don't getpark,they can go for a walk.The construction work willtheir servings daily'”start next month,and I see that this has brought a hugePulp Pantry is parrt of a newcropof husiessesmaking“upcycledsmile to the faces of local residents.(20)food products from left-over food,eatable food waste and byproductsranging from climate-.friendly baking mixes and nutritious(有营养的)snack foods to plant-based candies and pasta sauces.第一节AIn the opinion of food waste experts,these startups will not be able toThe Chandler Museum is open from 10 am-5 pm Tuesday throughsolve the focnd-waste csis aloespeiallysince nearly half of the wasteSaturday and 1 pm-5 pm on Sunday.Information:480-782-2717 oroccurs in residences,followed by farms,food production,food service andchandlermuseum.org.Unless noted,registration is not needed.retail ()but their existence could enable consumers to become moreaware of the issue."I think these startups are an excellent addition becauseC-Town Suitcase Clubthere's not a silver bullet for food wtemping in at any point is阅Pack your bags and travel back in time where everyday objectsgreasaid Brian Roe,who heads the Ohio State University's Food Wastelook completely different.Led by our friendly educators,this 45-minuteCollaborative.program is for kids aged 3-5 and their caregivers,and the educators will"This is a time in the history of food systems that's more importantcompare everyday items,then and now.With new themes each month.than any other time,"said Anna Hammond from Matriark Foods,whichprogram participants can engage in a wide variety of fun activities.set up a line of pasta sauces in 2023 made from upcycled tomatoes.SheHistory Detectivesbelieves the country needs policy to help small innovative food companiesperiod,thus helping reduce the impact ofUse clues (from local primary resources to solve a historyfood vfood should reach its highest purpose,which is feedingmystery.“Ostrich(鸵鸟)Madness'”will look at how a Chandler ostrichpeople,”she said.created a tragedy.Come to learn about Chandler's ostrich industry and findout what happened to Mrs L.D.Rousseau.24.What inspired Kaitlin Mogentale to start PulpHistory Bites:Lunchtime TalksPantry?Getting a taste of Chandler's history during 30-minute talks led by theA.Her struggles with finding healthy snacks.museum directors and local experts.These bite-sized events are availableto all ages with topics suiting older audiences.Bring some take-out or aB.Her education in environmental science.brown bag lunch to enjoy during History Bites.C.Her interest in environmental protectionDocent(讲解员)ToursHer thoughts on the waste of pulp.The free 45-minute tours led by volunteer guides will give you insightsinto the building and art collection of the museum campus as well as details25.Why did Mogentale choose to produce Pulp Chips?about Chandler's history.The museum is always looking for volunteers toA.To reduce the loss of fruits'nutrition.join the docent team.B.To cut consumers'spending on fruits.Tooffer people convenient daily nutritionD.To suit consumers who dislike fruit juice.5

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