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高三二轮复专题卷五/英语is fully recyclable.Maine governor Janet Mills said that the homes could help provide a climate-friendly solution to the阅读理解一观点态度题state's housing shortage of 20 ,000 units.The BioHome3D is a one-bedroom, one-bathroom house. Inside the unit, the roof curves (弯曲)（建议每篇用时7分钟） down to meet the walls, creating a large and clean living space. The building was printed in four parts,Athen moved to the site and assembled in half a day. Electricity was running within two hours with only oneNine years ago, Sarah White knew a three-year-old boy called Henry Alln from her local newspaper.electrician needed on site.“He had a very serious cancer,” Sarah says.“His parents were trying to raise half a million pounds toThe University of Maine team hopes to bring printing time down to two days. But first, they'll do atake him for life-saving treatment in America.*series of tests for several months, studying how it deals with cold, snow and heat.said. “It can help us with the homeless population, the homeless problem. Not this winter, because it'sThe idea to start Supershoes was born.not ready for mass production yet," she said. “But once we get our factory of the future up and running,"I thought, wouldn't it be great to paint a pair of shoes for Henry and raise awareness? So I calledwe will be able to produce homes of this sort."went straight out and bought a pair of shoes. My husband had a workmate whose wife Vivian was a fineflour"the waste left over from sawmills. There's 1. 2 million tons of wood waste right now in the regionartist who offered to paint them for free. The artist stayed up all night to get the shoes painted," Sarahthat could go to print housing. “The materials used are 100% recyclable, so our great-grandchildren canfully recycle the BioHome3D," Habib Dagher, executive director of the university's Advanced Structuressays.A friend helped Sarah to create a page on social media.si and Composites Center, said.Within 24 hours, 8,000 people had viewed it, while requests came in from parents of other poorly1. In what way is the BioHome3D special? children asking if it was possible to paint a pair of shoes for their own child. s" My phone was ringingA. It can be fully reused.B. It doesn't cause wood waste.There have been many touching moments.C. It can be safely used in sawmills.p e u ps , ss e dsu e o su o d eus I,D. It is the first 3D-printed home in Maine.and said,Please don't be angry if she doesn't smile because she hasn't smiled in a long, long time.'We2. What do we know about the BioHome3D frowalked into the room and handed her the box. When she opened it her face just lit up. From that point weA. It uses clean energy.decided that Supershoes was laced with hope." B. It includes four large rooms.“It's almost like being a little drop of kindness and seeing ripples (游) spread from that,” sheC. It is comfortable for people to live in.explains. D. It meets the challenge of extreme weather.1. Who inspired Sarah to start her Supershoes?3. What does the research team want to achieve?A. Her youngest daughter.B. Her husband's workmate.* A. Getting government support. B. Increasing the printing speed.C. An artist interested in shoes.D. A boy with a serious illness.C. Working with local sawmills. D. Building new concrete foundations. 2. How did Vivian help Sarah?4. What is Janet Mills attitude to the BioHome3D?A. By selling shoes to her.B. By painting shoes all night.A. Negative.B. Tolerant.C. Suspicious.D. Hopeful.C. By introducing her to the shoe factory.D. By making a pair of shoes in Henry's size.C 3. How did Supershoes turn out?As 20,000 visitors rush to the “melon capital" of the world this weekend for the Chinchilla MelonA. It was short of hands. B. It attracted wide attention.Festival which happens every two years, farmers are refecting on a tough two years in the industry.C. It raised doubts among parents.D. It was highly praised by doctors.The small community on southern Queensland's Darling Downs is best known for its melon events. But4. What does Sarah think of Supershoes?can Chinchilla continue to say it is the melon capital of the world since its number of farmers and fruit isA. It brings comfort and hope to sick children.falling? Twenty years ago, you would have found about 30 melon farmers in the Chinchilla region. Now,B. It is a great way to express thanks to others.there are just six, including Darryl O'Leary.C. It is a real challenge to her and her husband. In the Chinchilla region, new industres appeared. Over the past 10 years, the area had seen thedevelopment of coal seam gas (CSG) (煤层气） and more recently renewable energy projects. But it has D. It helps change public opinion about street art.meant that melons are no longer the most significant industry in the town. Grower Murray Sturgess stillBBuilding a house is no easy task. But what if you could print one?believes there is a bright future for melons in the Chinchilla region. “I have been growing melons for 43For the first time, researchers have 3D-printed a home made completely from natural materials. Theyears and I have no plans to give up. We can still make a good living out of melons. It has certainly got600-square-foot housecreated by a team at the US University of Maineis made from wood waste fromtougher, but it's still a good industry," he said.One of the young farmers in the region is Mr. O'Leary’s son Terry. “I think if we can get some ways英语第1页（共4页）衡水金卷·先享题·高三二轮复专题卷五英语第2页（共4页）

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