2019高考英语一轮优练题Unit2Healthyeating(含解析)新人教版必修3

Unit 2 Healthy eating
李仕才
(必修3 Unit 2)
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The Mid­Autumn Festival 1.is_celebrated (celebrate) by the Chinese people all over the world every year. The moon is said to be its biggest and 2.brightest (bright) on thi s day.The Mid­Autumn Festival is 3.a special occasion for family. People eat many different kinds of moon cakes 4.including (include) fruit, coffee, chocolate, etc. The Lantern Festival falls on the fifteenth day of the first lunar month, 5.which marks the end of the Chinese New Year celebrations. There are many stories about how the Lantern Festival 6.started (start). Nowadays , most lanterns come in many 7.shapes (shape). People often eat sweet dumplings boiled and 8.served (serve)in hot water on this day. The Dragon Boat Festival, which started more than 2，000 years ago, marks the 9.beginning (begin)of the hottest season of the year.There is a special food called zongzi 10.for the festival.
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Not so long ago,takeout meant cheap,quick and oily meals.But a recent report has found that people under 35 are now demanding food that’s fresh and healthful—as well as fast.
That’s good news for people like Charley Wang,co-founder of community food start-up Josephine.Customers can go to Josephine’s website,ch oose from a list of home-cooked options,pay online and pick up dinner within minutes of placing their order.
“So it’s convenient,”says Renee McGhee,60,who has sold her home-made comfort food on Josephine.“It’s like,here’s a business in your hand.Run with it!”
The company takes 10 percent of cooks’ income in exchange for access to the online ordering platform,community forum and marketing materials.
Most of the cooks on Josephine,like McGhee,operate out of their home
kitchens.But the company’s most popular m eals come from an unexpected place:a middle school.
Willard Middle School in Berkeley,Calif.,is in its second year of partnering Josephine to make and sell hundreds of meals on one designated(指定的) day each month—with some adult in charge.
Josephine gets the kind of community credibility(可信性) consumers want,while the school gets a cool learning opportunity and a much-needed source of ongoing funding.The partnership has also taught Willard students a lot about the food business.
However,last month,the city of Berkeley’s Environmental Health Division sent several Josephine cooks—including McGhee—orders to stop selling meals from their homes without a permit.
“The issue really is about food safety a nd being able to inspect how food is prepared,”said Matthai Chakko,a spokesman for the city of Berkeley.
Luckily,the kids at Willard Middle School have access to commercial-grade kitchens that have the necessary permits.And the company says it is pushing to change California’s law regarding who can make and sell food.“People were happy and pleased to come here and get their meals,and I think that’s their right,”McGhee says.
1.What’s the biggest attraction of Josephine?
A.It provides cheap food.
B.It provides quality food.
C.It’s easy to buy food on it.
D.There’s a rich variety of food on it.
2.What can we say about the cooperation between Josephine and Willard Middle School?
A.It was started this year.
B.It burdens the students.
C.It has benefited both sides.
D.It is opposed by the government.
3.What’s McGhee’s attitude towards the orders from Berkeley’s Environmental。