2022最新英语时事阅读题十八(适用于初三和高一学生) WORD版含答案.docx
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1、2022最新英语时事阅读题十八(适用于初三和高一学生)A篇The United Nations believes about 17 percent of the worlds food goes to waste each year. Thatamountsto 931 million metric tons of food being thrown away from homes, stores and food companies.The information comes from the U.N. Environment Programs Food Waste Index Report
2、 2021. The report says food waste is not only a problem in rich countries likeBritainor theUnited States. It happens in poor countries, too, where food supplies can go bad without cold storage(冷藏). Most of the wasted food 61 percent comes from homes. The rest comes from stores and food service compa
3、nies.The U.N. is working on ways to reduce food waste and trying to learn how much food becomes unusable before it reaches people. It hopes the report will show countries some of the problems, so their governments can try to fix them.Inger Andersen is the Executive Director of UNEP. She said, Reduci
4、ng food waste would cut greenhouse gas emissions(排放), slow the destruction(破坏) of nature through land conversion(转换,转化) and pollution. Additionally, cutting waste will reducehungerthat is expected to rise during the coronavirus pandemic.Researchers say food waste is a growingconcernbecause ofthelarg
5、eamountofland and energy required to produce food, raise animals and plant crops. Theyobservethat forests are also being cleared to make space for more food production. If food waste is reduced, it might be possible tolessenthe impact (影响) of its production on the world.Some large problemsexistwith
6、the food supply, but there are smaller reasons for waste. The report mentioned some of the small problems that could be fixed.Sometimes stores offer reduced prices on larger amounts of food. When people buy too much food, they do not always use it before it goes bad. Also, the writing on foodcontain
7、ers can be hard to understand.In somecases, themanufacturers put a date that shows when the food will be best to eat. Sometimes the food is still good for a number of days after the date, but people will throw it away. Foodadministrators in theU.S.have askedmanufacturerstolabeltheir products in a wa
8、y that is easier for people to understand.Richard Swannell is a co-writer of the UN report. He said people in rich countries think differently about wasting food than they used to. Just 40 or 50 years ago, most people could not afford to waste food. Now that people have more money, they are not asco
9、ncerned.(437 words)根据文章内容,选择最佳答案:1. From the report we can learn that about _of food is wasted in homes each year.A. 50 tons B. 55 tons C. 60 tonsD. 900 tons2. How do the people in poor countries waste the food?A. They buy much but eat little.B. They grow too much but eat little.C. The food goes bad
10、 because of little cold storage for the food.D. The food goes badbefore the death day.3. If we can reduce the food waste, we can_. A. produce more greenhouse gas. B. use more land for farming C. make more pollution D. help the more people in hunger.4. Which willnothappen if the food waste continues?
11、. A. We will need more energy. B. More forests will be made. C. More animals will be raised. D. More crops will be planted.5. From the last passage, we can infer that_.A. The people in rich countries waste more food.B. The people waste more food than they did before.C. The more money a familyhas, th
12、e more food it wastes.D. The more food they buy, the more food they waste.B篇The Swedish carmaker Volvo announced this week that it will only make electric vehicles by 2030. Volvo is known as a Swedish car maker, but it has been owned by a Chinese company since 2010.Volvo is the second large car comp
13、any to say it will stop making traditional internal combustionengines(内燃机). In January, American carmaker General Motors said it would only make battery-powered vehicles by 2035.Henrik Green is Volvoschieftechnology officer. He said: there is no long-term future for cars with traditionalengines. If
14、you want to buy one of these Volvos in about nine years, you will have to make your order online. You will still be able to look at cars at a Volvo store, however. The current(目前的)Volvo stores, which are known as dealerships(经销店), will remain in place so customers can look at cars and have them repa
15、ired.In making the announcement, Volvo said it also plans to show a new electric vehicle. The automobile company said it hopes that within four years, half of its sales around the world will come from electric vehicles. The other half will come from cars known as hybrids(混合动力汽车). Hybrid cars use aco
16、mbinationof batteries and traditional engines to move the vehicle.Green said the move to electric vehicles will help Volvo meet the expectations(期望) of ourcustomers and be part of the solution(解决办法) when it comes to fighting climate change. Astechnologyimproves and governments try toreducepollution,
17、 more carmakers like Volvo are increasingproductionof electric vehicles.However, Americans continue to buy more vehiclespowered by traditional engines. Only about two percent of the cars sold last year in theU.S.were electric. Around the world, about 2-and-a-half million electric vehicles were sold
18、last year and industry analysts expect that to increase by 70 percent in 2021. Volvo sold about 660,000 cars worldwide last year. One-sixth of the companys sales came in the U.S.(328 words)根据文章内容,选择最佳答案:1. The carmaker Volvo belongs to a _company now. A. Swedish B. Chinese C. AmericanD. German2.Why
19、will Volvo stop making traditional internal combustion engines?A. Because they cost more to make than the electric ones do.B. Because they make less money than the electric ones.C. Because the customers will prefer the electric cars to the traditional ones.D. Because the electric cars are easier to
20、make than the traditional ones.3 According to the report, which statement isuntrue?A. Volvo is the first carmaker to announce to stop making the traditional cars.B. The customers can still buy the traditional cars in the dealerships now.C. The hybrids can be powered by the batteries and traditional
21、engines.D. The new type of cars makes less pollution than the traditional ones.4 Which kind of cars are more popular in the U.S currently?A. The traditional cars. B. The hybrid cars.C. The electric cars. D. It isnt mentioned.5 According to the industry analysts, how many electric cars will be sold i
22、n 2021? A. About 250,000 B. About 430, 000 C. About 660,000 D. About 700,000C篇JapanesebillionaireYusaku Maezawa has launched a search for eight people to join him on a trip around the moon with the American space travel company SpaceX. Maezawa announced the passenger search on Wednesday. The trip is
23、 set to take place in 2023. The selected group would become the first privatepassengers to travel around the moon.Back in 2018, Maezawa said he would invite only artists for the weeklong trip. But on Wednesday, he said he expanded the search to give more people from around the globe the chance to jo
24、in this journey. If you see yourself as an artist, then you are an artist.Maezawa, a former musician, is one ofJapans most colorful business leaders. The Japanese media often write about his collections of foreign and Japanese art and fast cars.Maezawa is paying the full cost of the trip on SpaceXs
25、next-generationvehicle called Starship. Maezawa has not said how much the trip will cost him. But he says it is more than the $110 million he spent on a Jean-Michel Basquiat painting. Later this year, four privatecitizenswill travel to the International Space Station (ISS) at the cost of $55 million
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