浙江省温州市瓯海区2022年中考二模英语试题（含答案与解析）

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2022ὃ〉ឋὃᔁᵫᔁ"#⚪ᔁ%&ᑖ(ᡂ*ὃ+,-90ᑖ.஺#ᫀ123ᑏᙠ#⚪ᔁ6Ḅ89:*ᑏᙠᔁ:;ᦔ஺ᡭ*Ḅᓫ@*AB▅D@ᐺ஺ਮGHI⚪*JK#⚪*6LMN⊤PQᨬSTᔁIUஹᓫ⚗XYZ⚪ᨵ10D⚪*\D⚪1ᑖ*ᐳ10ᑖ^1.—HaveyouheardTVreportthatShenzhou-13camebacksuccessfully?-Ofcourse,Tmsoproudofourcountry.A.aB.anC.theD./2.——Ibrokemysister'sfavoritecupbyaccident.WhatshouldIdo,Mum?UJustbeandtellherthetruth.A.honestB.proudC.patientD.silent3.—HowaboutgoingtotheScienceMuseumonSunday?UGoodidea.WecandosomeandlearnhowX-raysworkthere.A.readingB.cookingC.exercisesD.experiments4.Moreandmorepeopleliketokeepcatsbetterthandogs,becausetheywalkthecatsouteveryday.A.can'tB.needn'tC.won'tD.shouldn't5.—Jim,let'sgototheparkandplaybasketball.——Sorry,IacardforMother'sDay.Tilgowithyoulater.A.havemadeB.madeC.ammakingD.willmake6.—Areyoua"LiuGenghong'sGirl”`—No.Exercisinglikehimistoohardformeitisgoodformyhealth.A.eventhoughB.sothatC.asifD.eversince7.Tosupporttheenvironment-protectionpolicy,myfamilydecidetodividethewastebeforewethrowit.A.properlyB.secretlyC.naturallyD.slowly8.Duringtheweeklysafetymeeting,monitorsareaskedtobringpensandnotebookstothekeyinformationandtellittothewholeclass.A.findoutB.gooverC.writedownD.makeup9.—Hey,Bob.Whatareyoudoing?—Fmwritingathank-noteto.A.thestudentwhousuallyplaysbasketballwithusB.theneighbourwhooftenmakesnoiseinthemidnightC.thepassengerwhogotonthewrongbusthismorning

1D.theworkerwhooftenpicksuprubbishinthelocalpark10.—Wow,IgotthefirstprizefordanceintheArtFestival!UAlltheeffortspaidofffinally.A.Tmnotsure.B.Congratulations!C.That'sOK.D.Havefun!ஹ⚪ᨵ15⚪⚪1ᑖᐳ15ᑖ▅ab☢dᦻ*fgᜧi*j\D⚪ᡠlḄAஹBஹCஹDmn⌱⚗⌱pᨬq⌱⚗஺IfeltunhappywhenIlookedatmyselfinthedressing-roommirror.Iwaswearingwhitetights,awhiteleotard,andawhiteswimcapthathidallmyhair.Thereweretwentyofussnowflakeswearingthe11costumeintheschoofsWinterWonderlandshow.“Almostshowtime!JGrandmacalled."Costumesonand12out!”“GrandmaIreallydon'twanttodance,“Isaid.Grandmalookedup,“Butthesnowflakesshouldrunandspintolooklikea13Isighed."Nobodywouldnotice14Iwasn'tthere.Therearesomanyofus.”“Iwould.Youaretheonlyshiningstarinmyeyes."Grandma15formyhand."What'stroublingyou?,,“Youcan'ttellmeapartfromtheothersnowflakes,Iwhispered.Grandmawasabouttospeak.Thensomethingoutofthewindowcaught16eyes.Shetookmyhandandpulledme17thedoorstotheoutside.Itwassnowing.Bigswirlingflakes.SeeingtheflowerbehindGrandma'searthatshebroughtfromHawaii,Isuddenly18something."Grandma,haveyoueverseensnowbefbre?^^“No.Ihave19livedinHawaii.Itsnowsonlyontheverytopsofmountains.,,Ihadseensnowmanytimes,butnowItriedtoseeit20.Likeitwasnew.Somanysnowflakesfromdifferentdirectionscomingtogethertocreatesomething21.“Snowisabletochangethewaythewholeworldlooks,“Isaid.Grandma22.stillwatchingthesnow.Afterawhile,thewindstoppedandthelastflakesmeltedaway.Grandmawhispered,"Idon'tknow23I'Hseeasnowstormagain.^^“IdoJsaid.ItookGrandma'shandandpulledherback24.Assoonasthemusicstarted,allofussnowflakesspunandraninacircle.Atthattime,Iwasjust25Grandmatoseeasnowstormagain!Ididn'tcareifshecouldseeme.11.A.sameB.softC.beautifulD.strange12.A.voiceB.hairC.smilesD.opinions13.A.starB.flowerC.circleD.snowstorm

214.A.sinceB.ifC.unlessD.because15.A.reachedB.askedC.lookedD.waited16.A.myB.hisC.herD.its17.A.acrossB.throughC.overD.into18.A.triedoutB.readoutC.pointedatD.thoughtof19.A.alwaysB.oftenC.sometimesD.never20.A.seriouslyB.quicklyC.differentlyD.clearly21.A.comfortableB.magicalC.terribleD.important22.A.appearedB.leftC.refusedD.nodded23.A.whenB.whereC.thatD.why24.A.upstairsB.downstairsC.insideD.outside25.A.advisingB.helpingC.promisingD.remindingrஹ▅aᳮtZ⚪ᨵ15D⚪*ᐳ30ᑖ^▅ab☢dᦻ*fgᜧi*j\D⚪ᡠlḄAஹBஹCஹDmn⌱⚗⌱pᨬq⌱⚗஺APeopleoftenfeelstuck*intheirworkaswellaspersonallives.Thefeelingtakesupmostoftheirenergyandinfluencestheirlivesgreatly.Anycreativethinkercangetstuck.Howcanwegetunstuck?Checkyourselfandtakethequizontherighttosolveyourproblemwhenyou'restuck.GetstuckGetunstuckType1Name:SteveJob:StudentProblem:Igettiredwiththedifficultmathhomework.Name:CindyJob:HousewifeProblem:Ifeelsoboredwiththeendlesshousework.Type2Name:JackJob:DoctorProblem:Iamalwaysafraidofwhatwillhappen.Name:MandyJob:TeacherProblem:Cansomeoneelsemakeachoiceforme?

3Type3Ifyou'rereadytomakechangesinlife,contactwithusatASKAIRZONEonwww.oprahdaily.com.CheckmoretypesandgetmoretipsonPage38.26.Maryalwaysfeelssadabouttoomanytasks,soshemaygetstucklike.A.SteveB.CindyC.JackD.Mandy27.IfJackwantstogetunstuck,hecan.A.listentosomesoftmusicB.takeawalkwithhisfriendsC.havesomeshortbreaksD.talkwithapersonhebelieves28.Wemayprobablyreadthepassage.A.ontheInternetB.inamagazineC.onanoticeboardD.inanewspaperFormanyyears,theworldoflong-distancerunninghasbeenledbyrunnersfromKenyaandEthiopia.However,whathasmadepeoplemostinterestedinisthatmanyofthechampionsarefromortrainedatonespecificKenyantown:Iten.Infact,thetownhasevenbeencalledthe“HomeofChampions^^,Severalpossiblereasonsforthetown'ssuccessareasfollows.

4Firstlysomesaythekeyisthealtitude.Traininginhigh-altitudeareashelpsrunnersbettergettheirbodiesusedtoloweroxygenlevels.Thetown,whichsitsontheedgeofKenya'sRiftValley,7000feetabovesealevel,isperfectfbrsuchtraining.RunnersfromallovertheworldoftengotoItentotrainforseveralweeks,butthebenefitsofhigh-altitudetrainingwilldisappearinseveralweekstoo.Secondly,beingasuccessfulrunnerisawayoutofpoverty.Needlesstosay,runnersmakealotofmoneybywinningcompetitions.Mostofthemuseprizemoneytohelptheirvillagesandfamilies.SomeevenbuildtrainingcampsinIten,whichinturnhelpsthetown'sgrowthasacenterfbrdistancerunning.Furthermore,there?snotmuchentertainmentinafar-awayvillagelikeIten.Somostrunnerscanfocusontheirtraining.Othersbelievethat29.Livingathighaltitudeforalongtime,theyhavehigheroxygenintheirbloodthanthatofpeoplelivinginotherareas.Andtheirphysicalfeaturesalsohelptomakethemperfectrunners.It'scommontoseeschoolchildrenrunbarefoottoschool.Somepeoplebelievethatrunningbarefoothelpsdevelopamorenaturalandinjury-freerunningskill.Runningisdeeplyrootedinitslocalculture.Thoughtherearenosingle,clearreasonsforthetown'ssuccess,onethingisclear:Becomingachampionindistancerunningiscertainlynoeasytaskandrequiresalotofpracticeanddetermination.29.PeoplewanttoknowaboutmostinKenyan.A.Iten'speopleB.therunningChampionsC.theItentownD.long-distancerunning30WhyItenisagoodplacetotrainlong-distancerunning?A.Becauseithasplentyofoxygenthere.B.Becausetrainingtherehasalong-lifeeffect.C.Becauseit'slocatedhighabovesealevel.D.Becauseithasmanytrainingcampsthere.31.Whichofthefollowingcanbeputin""inParagraph4?A.peopleinItenshowgreatinterestinrunningB.peopleinItenarebornwiththerunningabilityC.trainingatayoungagemakesrunnersexcellentD.livingwithnoentertainmentletsthemtrainharder32.Accordingtothewriter,whatissureforthesuccessofIten?A.Therunners9hardwork.B.Thesuitablelocation.C.Thegovernment'sefforts.D.Thespecialculture.CImagineaworldlikethis:Peopledon'thavetoraiseandkillanimalsfbrmeat.Itcanbeproducedfromcarbondioxide(CO2).Itseemshardtobelieve,butthatisexactlywhatanAmericancompanyAirProtein*isworkingonnow.

5Foundedin2019byJohnReed,amaterialsscientist,thecompanyAirProteinhasdevelopedanamazingmeatproductcalledAirMeat.Itismadetorecreatethetasteofmeatlikebeef,chicken,andpork.Butinsteadofusingrealanimals,itusesmicrobes*toturnrecycledCO2intoprotein.AirMeatiscreatedbyusingthesameprocessthatNASAusedtocreateCO2intofoodparticularlyforspacetravelinthe1960s.Usingfermentationtanks,whichJohnreferstoas"proteinfarms,inaprocess*similartomakingyogurtorwine,AirProteingrowscertainmicrobesandfeedsthemwithamixofcarbondioxide,oxygen,waterandenergy.Renewableenergypowerstheirproductionprocess.Inthisprocess,microbescanchangeCO2intoprotein.Bypurifyinganddryingtheprotein,thefinalproductisaflour*thatcanbemadeintomeatlessmeatproduct.Buttheyarericherinproteinthantraditionalfood.Unlikeothercompanies,AirProteinmakesuseofCO2releasedfromfactoriesratherthantheair.Thoughitdoesn'treduceCO2intheairdirectly,itcanimprovetheclimateconditiontosomedegree.First,theprocessitselfiscarbon-negative,becauseitusesCO2tomaketheprotein.Second,theprocessuses1.5milliontimeslesslandand15,000timeslesswaterusagethanbeefproduction.Thatmeansthenewtechnologyrequireslittleland,usesfewresources,anddependsonrenewableenergies,whicharegettingcheaperallthetime.However,AirMeattastesdifferentfromthetraditionalmeat.AccordingtoJohn,theyarenowtryingtocomeupwithnewwaystomakeAirMeatclosetothetraditionalmeatthatwemightbuyatsupermarkets.Theyaredoingexperimentswithoilsandnutrientstogivetheir“meat”theflavors*thatpeoplemaybelookingfor.Theywanttobeabletogiveatastychoicetomeatloverswhilealsogivethemaddedhealthbenefitslikemoreproteinperkilogramthananyothermeat.AirProteinhasn'tannouncedwhenitsproductswillbeavailableforcustomersyet.Thoughthereisstillalongwaytoexplore,Johnbelievesitwillbe“TheMeatofTomorrow^^.33.AirMeatisconsideredasanamazingproductbecause.AitismostlymadefrommicrobesB.itchangesfromtherealmeatC.itismainlycreatedfromCO2D.ittasteslikeprotein-richmeat34.WhichistherightorderofmakingAirMeat?a.Developcertainmicrobes.b.Makethemeat.c.Purifyanddrytheprotein.d.Feedthemicrobes.e.Createtheprotein.A.a—e-cUd—>bB.aUdUe—cUbC.a—>e—>d—>b—>cD.aUdUc—e—b35.Whatcanwelearnfromthepassage?A.ProducingAirMeatneedsalotofmoneyandenergy.B.AirMeatismoredeliciousandwelcomedthanrealmeat.C.TheprocessofmakingAirMeatisenvironment-friendly.D.PeoplecanbuyAirMeatatsupermarketsinthenearfuture.36.What'sthebesttitleofthepassage?A.MeatMadefromCO2B.ProteinMadefromtheAirC.HowtoMakeAirMeatD.HowtoMakeUseofCO2

6Thisismyseconddayinthenewschoolinthenewcountry.Therearetobenolessonstodaybecausewearegoingtosomewherebywagon.Onthewagon,thestudentsknoweachother,buttheydon'tknowmeandIdon'tknowthem.Ican'tunderstandthemwhentheyspeak,andIcan'tspeaktothem.Idon'tknowtheirlanguageatall.Suddenly,thegirlwhositsnexttomesmilesandpointstoherself."Anna,“shesays.Shepointstome,“Farah!”Inodandsay,“Farah,“ThenIlookacrossthefield,aimlessly.Westopataplacewithmanyappletrees.Ifindoutwearetopickthefruit.Ourteachertellstheclasstopickoneapple.WhenIamwonderingaround,Ifindatree,shorterthantheothers.Itissmallandalone,likeme.Afewhardgreenapplesinitsbranches.Itwistoneoffanditfitsperfectlyinmyhand.Afterawhile,weallpickourapplesandruntoalittlecrookedhouseatthebottomofthehill.Theyhaveamachinethatchoptheapplesthere.Onebyoneweputourapplesintothemachine.Iwillbelasttoputmysmallgreenone.Thenthestudentsbegintopushonthehandle.Itmustbeveryhard.Ihangback,notsureifIshouldbewiththeothers.ButIamstrong.Icanhelp.So,Itakeastoptowardsthem.Atthistime,Annawavestometocomebesideher.Aboyquicklymakesaplaceformebetweenthem.Itishard,butweareworkingtogetherandwecandoit.Iampleased.Thejuicedripsdown.Andwealltasteit.IdothinkItastemyspecialapple.Onthewaybacktoschool,Annasitsnexttomeagainonthewagon.Thereisaboyonmyotherside,smilingatme.Jimpatshisstomach,andabelchjumpsfromhisthroat.Everyonelaughs.Ido,too.Laughssoundthesameasathome.Sodobelchesandlotsofthings.Itisthewordsthatarestrange.ButsoonIwillknowtheirwords.Iwillblendwiththeothersthewaymyappleblendedwiththecider.Itakeadeepbreathandtrytolearntheirlanguage,saying“App-eH”.Annaclaps.Ismile.Itismyfirstoutside-myselfword.Therewillbemore.37.HowdoesFarahfeelatthebeginningoftheschooltrip?A.Excited.B.Lost.C.Angry.D.Surprised.38.WhichofthefollowingshowsthatAnnaistryingtohelpFarah?A.ShevolunteerstointroduceFarahtoothers.B.SheofferstohelpFarahpickthegreenapple.C.SheinvitesFarahtojoininmakingtheapplejuice.D.SheteachesFarahtospellthestrangeword“App-ell”.39.Whatdoestheunderlinedword"blend“probablymeaninParagraph11?A.mixB.agreeC.connectD.match40.WhydoesFarahsmileatlastinthestory?Zuᵨw40@x#^

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1210.—Wow,IgotthefirstprizefordanceintheArtFestival!ߟAlltheeffortspaidofffinally.A.Fmnotsure.B.Congratulations!C.That'sOK.D.Havefun!ூ$ᫀ௃Bூ'᪆௃ூ('௃)*+——}ᡃ~⁚Z஺——ᡠᨵḄᨬ~஺ὃ{▭஺I'mnotsure,ᡃqCongratulations!,That'sOK.ᐵ;Havefun!஺᪷"IgotthefirstprizefordanceintheArtFestival”ᡃ~⁚ZVtu⊤¢஺ᦑ⌱B஺ஹ⚪ᨵ15⚪⚪1ᑖᐳ15ᑖ▅¤F☢Lᦻ§¨ᜧ*r-ª⚪ᡠeḄAஹBஹCஹD®⌱⚗°⌱±ᨬ²⌱⚗஺IfeltunhappywhenIlookedatmyselfinthedressing-roommirror.Iwaswearingwhitetights,awhiteleotard,andawhiteswimcapthathidallmyhair.Thereweretwentyofussnowflakeswearingthe11costumeintheschoofsWinterWonderlandshow.“Almostshowtime!JGrandmacalled."Costumesonand12out!”“Grandma,Ireallydon'twanttodance,“Isaid.Grandmalookedup,“Butthesnowflakesshouldrunandspintolooklikea13Isighed.<6Nobodywouldnotice14Iwasn'tthere.Therearesomanyofus.”“Iwould.Youaretheonlyshiningstarinmyeyes.^^Grandma15fbrmyhand."What'stroublingyou?”“Youcan'ttellmeapartfromtheothersnowflakes,1whispered.Grandmawasabouttospeak.Thensomethingoutofthewindowcaught16eyes.Shetookmyhandandpulledme17thedoorstotheoutside.Itwassnowing.Bigswirlingflakes.SeeingtheflowerbehindGrandma'searthatshebroughtfromHawaii,Isuddenly18something."Grandma,haveyoueverseensnowbefbre?^^“No.Ihave19livedinHawaiiItsnowsonlyontheverytopsofmountains.”Ihadseensnowmanytimes,butnowItriedtoseeit20.Likeitwasnew.Somanysnowflakesfromdifferentdirectionscomingtogethertocreatesomething21."Snowisabletochangethewaythewholeworldlooks,“Isaid.Grandma22.stillwatchingthesnow.Afterawhile,thewindstoppedandthelastflakesmeltedaway.Grandmawhispered,don'tknow23I'Hseeasnowstormagain.”“Ido,"said.ItookGrandma'shandandpulledherback24.

13Assoonasthemusicstarted,allofussnowflakesspunandraninacircle.Atthattime,Iwasjust25Grandmatoseeasnowstormagain!Ididn'tcareifshecouldseeme.11.A.sameB.softC.beautifulD.strange12.A.voiceB.hairC.smilesD.opinions13.A.starB.flowerC.circleD.snowstorm14.A.sinceB.ifC.unlessD.because15.A.reachedB.askedC.lookedD.waited16.A.myB.hisC.herD.its17.A.acrossB.throughC.overD.into18.A.triedoutB.readoutC.pointedatD.thoughtof19.A.alwaysB.oftenC.sometimesD.never20.A.seriouslyB.quicklyC.differentlyD.clearly21.A.comfortableB.magicalC.terribleD.important22.A.appearedB.leftC.refusedD.nodded23.A.whenB.whereC.thatD.why24.A.upstairsB.downstairsC.insideD.outside25.A.advisingB.helpingC.promisingD.remindingூ$ᫀ௃11.A12.C13.D14.B15.A16.C17.B18.D19.A20.C21.B22.D23.A24.C25.Bூ'᪆௃ூ³M௃?ᦻ´⌕µ¶·ὅᙠ¹᪥Ḅ⁚»°¼½¾¿ÀÁ·ὅH±½ᙠ᝘᝘ÃZÄÅᑮÇȾḄÉÊ·ὅᵞ{Ìᙢ⊤½Àᩭ஺[11⚪('௃)*+ᙠ¹᪥ḄÍÎÏ᛻Ð4ᡃ720ᩏ¾¿ÒḼÓ᪵ḄÕÖ஺sameÓ᪵Ḅsoft×ØḄ;beautifulÙÚḄstrange᜻ÜḄ஺᪷"the”Ò|ÓḄÕÖ;᪷"Thereweretwentyofussnowflakes”ÝFᦻ"Youcan'ttellmeapartfromtheothersnowflakes”20®mÒḼÓ᪵ḄÕÖᦑ⌱A஺ூ12⚪('௃)*+Ò4ÞÕßḼ±ᩭ஺voiceàáhairᜮNsmilesãßopinionsäå஺᪷“Almostshowtime"Ý"Costumeson”⊤½æçᑮ⌕ãßḼ±Éᦑ⌱C஺ூ13⚪('௃)*+辿tuéÀᩭêëÀᩭÅÀᩭìZÉÇȾ஺starííflower¿circleᙌsnowstormÇȾ஺᪷Fᦻ"Idon'tknow...I'llseeasnowstormagain”᝘᝘ZïᔣñÃÄÅᑮÇȾᡠò᝘᝘óx¾¿êëÀᩭôìZÉÇȾᦑ⌱D஺ூ14⚪('௃)*+᝞öᡃᙠm2÷*ᑮḄ஺

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15ூ23⚪௃ᡃk⍝-.*᎛°±ᑮ²³r஺when-.*᎛where´µthatXwhy-.஺᪷"Idon'tknow...I'llseeasnowstormagain”l“Grandmatoseeasnowstormagain”k⍝-.*᎛±¶qᑮrᦑ⌱A஺ூ24⚪௃ᡃ=Ḽ᝘᝘Ḅ>᝛=·¸µ஺upstairs¹Ddownstairs¹ºinsideᙠ...µ☢outsideᙠ....᜜☢஺᪷"thedoorstotheoutside”\ὅ»3[᝘᝘±uᑮr[᝘᝘
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16GetstuckGetunstuckType1Name:SteveJob:StudentProblem:Igettiredwiththedifficultmathhomework.HaveyouHaveyoutakenanyName:Cindybreaksyet?askedanyoneforadvice?Job:HousewifeProblem:Ifeelsoboredwiththeendlesshousework.ListentoHAskaperson\musicand11yoJrelaxyourself.Type!Whodoyougetஹtheadvicefrom?Name:Jack4Job:Doctorboyouhangout'Doyouhaveawithyourfriends?talkwithanProblem:Iamalwaysafraidofexpert?whatwillhappen.JWHAT???Name:MandyYougetacreativeideaJob:TeacherProblem:Cansomeoneelsemakeachoicefbrme?Type3Ifyou'rereadytomakechangesinlife,contactwithusatASKAIRZONEonwww.oprahdaily.com.CheckmoretypesandgetmoretipsonPage38.26.Maryalwaysfeelssadabouttoomanytasks,soshemaygetstucklike.A.SteveB.CindyC.JackD.Mandy27.IfJackwantstogetunstuck,hecan.A.listentosomesoftmusicB.takeawalkwithhisfriendsC.havesomeshortbreaksD.talkwithapersonhebelieves28.Wemayprobablyreadthepassage.A.ontheInternetB.inamagazineC.onanoticeboardD.inanewspaperூÝᫀ௃26.B27.D28.Bூ᪆௃ூà௃ÍᦻgaáᩖãDḄ¿À஺ä⌕åæḄgçè᝞êᙠë\ìíîÚ◍ᐭð᛻©᝞ò᤮ῃ஺ᦻÚᑡö3÷øð᛻ol᤮ῃḄE஺᝞êùᨵᐸ7Ḅ⚪oᐵü¿ÀÚḄὶþE{஺ூ26⚪௃ÿ⁚ᳮ⚪஺᪷⚪"Maryalwaysfeelssadaboutto஺manytasks”Ḅᑮᵫᑨ!"#$%&᛻#$%&᛻Ḅ(⚪“Haveyoutakenanybreaksyet?)*

17+,-./ᔩ12”஺ᦻ567Ḅ(⚪Ifeelsoboredwiththeendlesshousework.)ᡃ9:;<᛻Ḅ=ᑮ;>஺2”஺᝛@ᐳBḄᱯDE⌕GḄHI;J-.஺ᵫᡃ@KḄ&᛻L67ḄMN஺ᦑ⌱B஺[27⚪Q௃S⁚ᳮ⚪஺᪷“Iamalwaysafraidofwhatwillhappen.”ᩲUV᝿XYHZ⌕[\஺᝛Ḅ%&᛻!"#]%஺#]%&᛻Ḅ(⚪uHaveyouaskedanyoneforadvice?)*ᔣᐸ`abcdefᔩ12”஺ᦻ5ḄghJ"Askapersonyoutrust.)i(*jḄa஺2"஺ᦑ⌱D஺ூ28⚪Q௃Kᳮᑨ⚪஺᪷ᦻmḄᨬo$p“Ifyou'rereadytomakechangesinlife,contactwrusatASKAIRZONEonwww.ODrahdaily.com.CheckmoretypesandgetmoretipsonPage38.”᝞ta@⍗ᑮ&᛻ᙠ38⚓xyzᑮ{Ḅef஺ᵫᑨ$|ᩖ~Ḅ஺ᦑ⌱B஺BFormanyyears,theworldoflong-distancerunninghasbeenledbyrunnersfromKenyaandEthiopia.However,whathasmadepeoplemostinterestedinisthatmanyofthechampionsarefromortrainedatonespecificKenyantown:Iten.Infact,thetownhasevenbeencalledthe“HomeofChampions”.Severalpossiblereasonsforthetown'ssuccessareasfollows.Firstly,somesaythekeyisthealtitude.Traininginhigh-altitudeareashelpsrunnersbettergettheirbodiesusedtoloweroxygenlevels.Thetown,whichsitsontheedgeofKenya'sRiftValley,7000feetabovesealevel,isperfectforsuchtraining.RunnersfromallovertheworldoftengotoItentotrainforseveralweeks,butthebenefitsofhigh-altitudetrainingwilldisappearinseveralweekstoo.Secondly,beingasuccessfulrunnerisawayoutofpoverty.Needlesstosay,runnersmakealotofmoneybywinningcompetitions.Mostofthemuseprizemoneytohelptheirvillagesandfamilies.SomeevenbuildtrainingcampsinIten,whichinturnhelpsthetown'sgrowthasacenterfordistancerunning.Furthermore,there^notmuchentertainmentinafar-awayvillagelikeIten.Somostrunnerscanfocusontheirtraining.Othersbelievethat29.Livingathighaltitudeforalongtime,theyhavehigheroxygenintheirbloodthanthatofpeoplelivinginotherareas.Andtheirphysicalfeaturesalsohelptomakethemperfectrunners.It'scommontoseeschoolchildrenrunbarefoottoschool.Somepeoplebelievethatrunningbarefoothelpsdevelopamorenaturalandinjury-freerunningskill.Runningisdeeplyrootedinitslocalculture.Thoughtherearenosingle,clearreasonsforthetown'ssuccess,onethingisclear:Becomingachampionindistancerunningiscertainlynoeasytaskandrequiresalotofpracticeanddetermination.29.PeoplewanttoknowaboutmostinKenyan.A.Iten'speopleB.therunningChampionsC.theItentownD.long-distancerunning

1830.WhyItenisagoodplacetotrainlong-distancerunning?A.Becauseithasplentyofoxygenthere.B.Becausetrainingtherehasalong-lifeeffect.C.Becauseit'slocatedhighabovesealevel.D.Becauseithasmanytrainingcampsthere.31.Whichofthefollowingcanbeputin"inParagraph4?A.peopleinItenshowgreatinterestinrunningB.peopleinItenarebornwiththerunningabilityC.trainingatayoungagemakesrunnersexcellentD.livingwithnoentertainmentletsthemtrainharder32.Accordingtothewriter,whatissureforthesuccessofIten?A.Therunners'hardwork.B.Thesuitablelocation.C.Thegovernment'sefforts.D.Thespecialculture.ூᫀ௃29C30.C31.B32.Aூ᪆௃ூ௃|ᦻ⌕——Ḅ╋ᐸᡂḄ஺ூ29⚪Q௃S⁚ᳮ⚪஺᪷"However,whathasmadepeoplemostinterestedinisthatmanyofthechampionsarefromortrainedatonespecificKenyantown:Iten”a@ᨬᐶḄHIḄᡠᙠᙢ---╋஺ᦑ⌱C஺ூ30⚪Q௃S⁚ᳮ⚪஺᪷“Firstly,somesaythekeyisthealtitude.Traininginhigh-altitudeareashelpsrunnersbettergettheirbodiesusedtoloweroxygenlevels.”╋Ḅ£¤¥ᐵ§஺ᦑ⌱C஺[31⚪Q௃Kᳮᑨ⚪஺᪷¨ᦻ“Livingathighaltitudeforalongtime,theyhavehigheroxygenintheirbloodthanthatofpeoplelivinginotherareas.Andtheirphysicalfeaturesalsohelptomakethemperfectrunners.“ᙠ£¤¥Ḅa⊈ª5«ᨵ{£Ḅ®¯°ᱯ±²`@ᡂ³´Ḅµ¶·ᕒᜐḄº»¼aḄ¯°ᑁᙠᱯ±ᨵᐵ⌱⚗B“╋Ḅa@ᜩ\EᨵµᜩÁ”Âᔠ᛻஺ᦑ⌱B஺ூ32⚪Q௃S⁚ᳮ⚪஺᪷“Thoughtherearenosingle,clearreasonsforthetown'ssuccess,onethingisclear:Becomingachampionindistancerunningiscertainlynoeasytaskandrequiresalotofpracticeanddetermination.╋ᡂḄÄÅÆᜧÈḄÉLgÊ⌱⚗A“µ¶·ᕒḄ6ËÌÍ”Âᔠ᛻஺ᦑ⌱A஺C

19Imagineaworldlikethis:Peopledon'thavetoraiseandkillanimalsfbrmeat.Itcanbeproducedfromcarbondioxide(CO2).Itseemshardtobelieve,butthatisexactlywhatanAmericancompanyAirProtein*isworkingonnow.Foundedin2019byJohnReed,amaterialsscientist,thecompanyAirProteinhasdevelopedanamazingmeatproductcalledAirMeat.Itismadetorecreatethetasteofmeatlikebeef,chicken,andpork.Butinsteadofusingrealanimals,itusesmicrobes*toturnrecycledCO2intoprotein.AirMealiscreatedbyusingthesameprocessthatNASAusedtocreateCO2intofoodparticularlyforspacetravelinthe1960s.Usingfermentationtanks,whichJohnreferstoas"proteinfarms,inaprocess*similartomakingyogurtorwine,AirProteingrowscertainmicrobesandfeedsthemwithamixofcarbondioxide,oxygen,waterandenergy.Renewableenergypowerstheirproductionprocess.Inthisprocess,microbescanchangeCO2intoprotein.Bypurifyinganddryingtheprotein,thefinalproductisaflour*thatcanbemadeintomeatlessmeatproduct.Buttheyarericherinproteinthantraditionalfood.Unlikeothercompanies,AirProteinmakesuseofCO2releasedfromfactoriesratherthantheair.Thoughitdoesn'treduceCO2intheairdirectly,itcanimprovetheclimateconditiontosomedegree.First,theprocessitselfiscarbon-negative,becauseitusesCO2tomaketheprotein.Second,theprocessuses1.5milliontimeslesslandand15,000timeslesswaterusagethanbeefproduction.Thatmeansthenewtechnologyrequireslittleland,usesfewresources,anddependsonrenewableenergies,whicharegettingcheaperallthetime.HoweverAirMeattastesdifferentfromthetraditionalmeat.AccordingtoJohn,theyarenowtryingtocomeupwithnewwaystomakeAirMeatclosetothetraditionalmeatthatwemightbuyatsupermarkets.Theyaredoingexperimentswithoilsandnutrientstogivetheir"meat"theflavors*thatpeoplemaybelookingfbr.Theywanttobeabletogiveatastychoicetomeatloverswhilealsogivethemaddedhealthbenefitslikemoreproteinperkilogramthananyothermeat.AirProteinhasn'tannouncedwhenitsproductswillbeavailablefbrcustomersyet.Thoughthereisstillalongwaytoexplore,Johnbelievesitwillbe“TheMeatofTomorrow”.33.AirMeatisconsideredasanamazingproductbecause.A.itismostlymadefrommicrobesB.itchangesfromtherealmeatC.itismainlycreatedfromCO2D.ittasteslikeprotein-richmeat34.WhichistherightorderofmakingAirMeat?a.Developcertainmicrobes.b.Makethemeat.c.Purifyanddrytheprotein.d.Feedthemicrobes.e.Createtheprotein.A.a-e->c-d—bB.a—d—e-c-bC.a-e—>dib—cD.a-d-c-e—>b35.Whatcanwelearnfromthepassage?A.ProducingAirMeatneedsalotofmoneyandenergy.B.AirMeatismoredeliciousandwelcomedthanrealmeat.

20CTheprocessofmakingAirMealisenvironment-friendly.D.PeoplecanbuyAirMeatatsupermarketsinthenearfuture.36.What'sthebesttitleofthepassage?A.MeatMadefromCO2B.ProteinMadefromtheAirC.HowtoMakeAirMeatD.HowtoMakeUseofCO2ூᫀ௃33.C34.B35.C36.Aூ᪆௃ூ௃|ᦻ$ÎÏÐᦻ஺ᦻm⌕ᔣᡃ@/$=´ÑÒÓAirProteinÔᙠẆᑴ$%ᵨ]ᓄÙᑴ⌼ḄÛ®ᾙÝḄÞ⌼ὅàjÛ®ᾙᨵáᙠâᩭäåæÔḄᾙ஺ூ33⚪Q௃S⁚ᳮ⚪஺᪷"Itcanbeproducedfromcarbondioxide(CO2).Itseemshardtobelieve,butthatisexactlywhatanAmericancompanyAirProtein*isworkingonnow.”Û®ᾙçè²aéêjÝᵫ]ᓄÙᑴᡂ஺ᦑ⌱C஺ூ34⚪Q௃S⁚ᳮ⚪஺᪷“Butinsteadofusingrealanimals,itusesmicrobes*toturnrecycledCO2intoprotein.”"AirProteingrowscertainmicrobesandfeedsthemwilhamixofcarbondioxide,oxygen,waterandenergy.Renewableenergypowerstheirproductionprocess.Inthisprocess,microbescanchangeCO2intoprotein.Bypurifyinganddryingtheprotein,thefinalproductisaflour*thatcanbemadeintomeatlessmeatproduct.”ᑴëÛ®ᾙḄdìíîï%ð\ᱥᵨ]ᓄÙḄòᔠᱥᗎîð\ᱥð\ᱥZ]ᓄÙôᡂõö÷øᓄLùõö÷ᨬoᑴᡂᾙ஺ᦑ⌱B஺ூ35⚪Q௃Kᳮᑨ⚪஺᪷"Imagineaworldlikethis:Peopledon'thavetoraiseandkillanimalsformeat.Itcanbeproducedfromcarbondioxide(CO2)“L"Butinsteadofusingrealanimals,itusesmicrobes*toturnrecycledCO2intoprotein.”Û®ᾙᵨúᦈḄ]ᓄÙᑴᡂüýᵨᩔ·ᱥᩭzᑮᾙᡠKᑴëÛ®ᾙÿ᛻
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21can'tspeaktothem.Idon'tknowtheirlanguageatall.Suddenly,thegirlwhositsnexttomesmilesandpointstoherself."Anna,“shesays.Shepointstome,“Farah!”Inodandsay,?@AB7CDEA᪥GHIJKᡠM%ᑮNᩭᙠAnnaḄQRS⌲UVᐭᜧ;ḄᦑY஺

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