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Whentogohelp make the world a little bit of a better place，”he says.“Be creative，”he adds.had to make do with basic ingredients.However，they turned these simpleGranada's summers are some of the hottest in Spain.Winters are mild，with“Have an idea and build on it.”ingredients into tasty dishes that are now a key part of African American cultureaverage highs of 13Cin January;this is also a quieter time at the city's major24.Why did Mateo decide to start his recycling program？Exploringtheculturalinfluences onfoodhelpsusvaluethevarietyanddepth ofsights. Spring and autumn have the nicest weather (highs of 24 °C in May，with littleA. To clean up his community.culinary traditions around the world.It also lets us connect with different culturesrain), but are also the busiest times of year.B. To collect money for his team.and learn about their past and customs.Each dish tells a story and carries the history21.What feature is shared by the Alhambra and Sacromonte?C.Towin the Gloria Barron Prize for YoungHeroes.of the people who made it.So,the next time you sit down for a meal，take a momentA.Goodlocations.B.Unique decorations.D. To raise money to support his family.tothink about the culturalinfluences on the food infront of you.Consider theC.Historical significance.D.Amazing natural beauty.25.How did Mateo's recyclingprogram benefit his community?history,the traditions,and the stories mixed into every bite.By embracing the food22.What can you do at Chikito?A.It created jobs for local residents.traditions ofdifferentcultures,we canbetterunderstandtheworldaroundus.A.Have a talk with a poet.B. Learn to cook local dishes.B.It helped build new recreational facilities.28.How did the SilkRoad influence Central Asian cuisines?弥C.Drink coffee with friends.D.Experience the literary atmosphereC.It reduced the need for new beverage distributors.A. It brought diverse tastes.B. It created more food names.23.WhenisGranadamostvisited？D.Itreducedpollution inMichigan'slakesandriversC.It added new cooking tools.D. It changed Asian eating habits.A. In May.B.In August.26.Which of the following can best describe Mateo?29.Why did enslaved Africans create soul food?C.In November.D. In December.A.Athletic.B.Energetic.C.Responsible.D.Humorous.A.To follow traditions.B.To trade with others.B27.What is the main purpose of the text?C.To impress their owners.D. To survive with limited resources.Recycling isbeneficial for the environment.It can alsobenefit a community inA.To criticize environmental pollution in Michigan30.What can be inferred from the last paragraph?surprising ways. Mateo Lange, 15，knows this well. On weekends,he can be foundB.To introduce a teenager's influential recycling program.A.Modern diets lack cultural stories.sorting through glass and plasticbottles and aluminum cans in his hometown ofC.To advertise the Gloria Barron Prize forYoungHeroes.B.Traditions remain little affected by history.封Indian River, Michigan, where he leads a community recycling program.D.To explain the financial benefits of recycling aluminum cans.C.People value the taste of food more than its history.Mateo started the program in 2020 when he was in the sixth grade，playingCD.Food helps improve the understanding of cultures.baseball with the Northern Michigan Cyclones，a new team that needed funds forFood is not just something we eat; it is a reflection of culture,history, and31.What is the relationship between food and culture according to the text？traveling to tournaments.Mateo came up with a plan to deal with this need.tradition.Culinary（烹任的）traditionsaroundtheworldaredeeplyrootedintheA.Food drives cultural evolution“There were cans and bottles always thrown around the road,”he recalled. Incultural influences that have shaped a particular region or country.Exploring theseB.Food mirrors cultural identity.Michigan，these can be collected and exchanged for cash.With his dad’s help,Mateoinfluences can provide us with a deeper understanding of a community's history andC.Food types create rich culturestarted a bottle and can drive.It raised $ 7,5oo.“We collected so much money in justthe stories that are told through its food.D.Food leads where culture is heading.a few weeks,” he says. “So I thought, why not keep this going as long as we can?”In many cases, the cultural influences on food can be linked to historical events.D线Sincethen,Mateo says,his recyclingefforthas raised $350,000andhelped atTake,forinstance,theinfluenceoftheSilkRoad on thecuisines ofCentralAsiaAsInternetusersbecomemoredependenton theInternettostoreinformationleast5olocalyouthgroups.IthasalsopreventedmorethantwomillionbottlesandThis ancient trade route connected East and West，helping the exchange of goods，do people remember less?If you know your computer will save information,whycansfromlitteringtheroadsideandpollutingMichigan'slakesandriversideas,and cooking methods. 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