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Opened in 1971,the museum displays over 2,000 varieties of barbed wire,as well as24.What can we learn from the first two paragraphs?tools and equipment used in fencing.Who would come here?The thousands of barbed wireA.Vegetables are plentiful in Saskatchewan.fans across the world,it seems!B.People in Saskatchewan can't get fresh vegetables.The Salt and Pepper Shaker MuseumC.Hydroponic farms are very popular in Saskatchewan.Opened in 2001,the owners of this small museum in Tennessee,USA are seriousD.The climate in Saskatchewan is not good for farming.collectors!Their museum houses over 20,000 different salt and pepper shakers,some of25.What did the farm use to be?which date back thousands of years!A.A supermarketB.A school.With shakers shaped as astronauts,chickens,monks,letters and cute puppies,you willC.A garden.D.A factorybe amazed at the enormous variety on show!And while you look through their packed26.What is the biggest advantage of the Nels'vegetables?shelves,you also get to learn the rather interesting history behind salt and pepper.A.They are cheap.B.They are fresh.One salt shaker the Ludden family don't have in their museum is the Cellini Salt Cellar.C.They are nutritive.D.They are delicious.This was presented to Francis I,King of France,in 1543 and was made from pure gold and27.What is the best title for the text?it's worth an amazing e 50 million!A.A New Way Helps Deal with Food Security21.When was barbed wire fencing invented?B.A Family Devote to Improving People's LifeA.1n1874.B.In1971.C.In2001.D.In1543.C.A Used School Turns into a Hydroponic Farm22.What can we do in the Salt and Pepper Shaker Museum?D.An Innovative Practice Boosts the Future of FarmingA.Take photos with astronauts.B.Use different kinds of shakersWe know that spending lots of time sitting down isn't good for us,but just how muchC.Learn history about salt and pepper.exercise is needed to match the negative health effects of sitting down all day?ResearchD.Admire a shaker once used by Francis I.suggests about 30-40 minutes per day of building up a sweat should do it.23.What do the two museums have in common?Upto40 minutes of“moderate(温和的)to vigorous(有力的)intensity physical activity”A.They show something famous.every day is about the right amount to balance out 10 hours of sitting still,the research says-B.They show something unusual.although any amount of exercise or even just standing up helps to some extent.That's based on a study published in 2020 analyzing nine previous studies,involving aC.They show something popular.total of 44,370 people in four different countries who were wearing some form of fitnessD.They show something helpful.tracker.The analysis found the risk of death among those with a more sedentarylifestyle went up as time spent engaging in moderate-to-vigorous intensity physical activityIn Saskatchewan,Canada,vegetables have a short growing season.So a very unique farmin Hudson Bay is growing fresh,pesticide--free(无农a药的)vegetables in a hydroponic(水培的)went down.In other words,putting in some reasonably intensive activities-cycling,briskwalking,gardening-can lower your risk of an earlier death.farm all year long.There the plants are grown in water instead of soil.While analyses like this one always require some detailed dot-joining across separateGrowing vegetables in the middle of nowhere,about 300 kilometres northeast ofstudies with different volunteers,timescales and conditions,the benefit of this particular pieceSaskatoon,may seem like a big risk,but there is no other place for people to get locallyof research is that it relied on relatively objective data from wearables-not data self-reportedgrown food.Produce is available in local supermarkets but it is trucked in from far away.by the participants.The idea to turn the no longer used Stewart Hawke school into a farm came to the NelsThe research based on fitness trackers is broadly in line with the 2020 WHO guidelines,when Hudson Bay asked for bids()for the building in 2018.It was empty and if anwhich recommend 150-300 mins of moderate intensity or 75-150 mins of vigorous intensityalternative use wasn't found,it would be pulled down."We started looking for ideas,and wephysical activity every week to balance out sedentary behaviour.went and proposed doing this,”Jan Nel said.“And they loved it..”Walking up the stairs instead of taking the lift,playing with children and pets,takingAfter the proposal was accepted,the family worked together to prepare the building inpart in yoga or dancing,doing household chores,walking,and cycling are all put forward asJanuary 2019 and they planted the first seeds in just one classroom the next month.ways in which people can be more active-and if you can't manage the 30-40 minutes rightThe company has grown and is now using several rooms thanks to the quality of theaway,the researchers say,start off small.produce and the fact that it is local,according to June Nel."It's not two weeks old;it hasn't28.How does the author start the text?travelled across the country or across the world,"she said."It actually tastes like lettuce.A.By telling stories.B.By listing numbers.Lots of people have commented on our herbs.It actually still tastes fresh when you get it,andC.By giving examples.D.By raising questions.there's no pesticide used."29.What did the research find?She expects more producers to turn to hydroponics in the future but notes that theA.The longer you sit still,the earlier you will die.technology is limited to only some fruits and vegetables and doesn't work for potatoes orB.The more you exercise,the healthier you will be.grains."It's not the answer to the food security question or challenge,but it will play anC.Productivity can be improved through physical activities.increasingly larger role,"she adds.D.Proper intensive activities help reduce the risk of earlier death.【高三英语第3页（共8页）】25008C【高三英语第4页（共8页）】25008C

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