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So,after restoring our small garage and signing up for a 12 per month subscription,wehad our TV,bike and all-important cooling fan ready to go.Once you're ready,you can participate in virtual cycle rides in 3D-recreations of realplaces,like London and New York,or fictional locations.And importantly,other real humancyclists appear alongside you,sharing your journey.The genius of the design is that it has used lots of the tricks of traditional videogames tokeep pushing you a little bit further and harder:go a little faster,and you'll be rewarded witha little achievement marker,and if you pedal harder,you might win a race against another realplayer.It's essentially generating some sort of dopamine()hits that riding along on atraditional exercise bike simply can't match.I'm not the only person who has noticed this.Today many other companies in the techindustry are chasing the same users,and they all offer their own unique versions.24.Why was it very difficult for the author and his partner to maintain exercise routine?A.They didn't have enough time.B.The weather was unpleasant.C.They lacked proper equipment.D.Their garage needed restoration.25.Which is NOT a must for SWIFT users?A.A real bike fixed onto a turbo-trainer.B.A subscription to access cycle rides.C.An all-important cooling fan.D.Outdoor running equipment.26.Why does the design of SWIFT attract its users?A.It offers its own special versions.B.It helps them to master accurate weather information.C.It uses videogame tricks that provide rewards for performance.D.It provides professional training programs tailored individually27.What is the attitude of the tech industry towards the idea of SWIFT?A.Favorable.B.Objective.C.Unclear.D.Doubtful.CMore than one-third of the world's food is wasted or thrown away,most of which ends upin landfills,producing very large amounts of planet-warming greenhouse gases.Now,manystudies show that it is becoming harder to grow enough food to feed an increasing populationdue to climate change and soil degradation.But one of the most promising and simplest solutions lies in the problem itself:thiswasted food-if composted ()-could slow climate change and improve soil quality.Higher-quality soil also continues to absorb more carbon from the atmosphere,helping toimprove plants and contributing further to fighting climate change.Returning one ton oforganic matter to each hectare of soil would increase the production of cereal crops each year inAfrica,Asia and South America by millions of tons.While it is true that people can compost in their yards,community gardens,or even ontheir kitchen counters,larger--scale efforts,including infrastructure(基a础设施)andincentives(for consumers,would take it to the next level.Imagine if consumers couldjust leave unwanted food in a roadside bin for pickup,or drop it off at a local store,earning afew cents a bucket,just like what has been offered for recycling bottles or newspapers.Moreover,in the case of composting,the payment incentive system would be sustainablebecause the end-product of compost can be sold to farmers,making it an economicallyworkable model,something that is often lacking in recycling,especially for certain materials,like many types of plastics.【高二3月联考英语卷第4页（共8贞）】4331B器田廷---------------------