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26.Which best describes DI?A.He dreams of becoming a writer.B.He is a determined student.C.He has a wide range of interests.D.He has earned much money.27.How does DJ find his lunch-money fundraising campaigns?A.Difficult.B.Successful.C.Time-saving.D.Out-dated.CA survey of 2,000 American adults finds that an average American spends nearly$3,O00 a year on unused groceries(杂货).The survey shows that when people do cook,a quarter of them always make more foodthan they're able to finish,usually with the intention of having leftovers(剩菜剩饭).Onaverage,people have leftovers to put into their fridges three times a week;however,theydon't always get around to using them up.Actually,a third admit they're likely to forgetabout leftovers once they're out of sight.Forgetting about food is one of the top reasonspeople end up having food waste,along with leftovers not being popular among familymembers(23%).While 4 in 10 have a strong desire to eat their leftovers,a quarter admitthey get tired of eating the same thing before they're able to finish."With the rapid rise of food costs,wasting groceries each week hurts both natureconsumers'wallets,"says director of sustainability at HelloFresh,Jeffrey Yo"Families cook with the best intention of using their leftovers,but our research shows thatthey're generally not consuming all of those leftovers.Getting creative with the food in yourfridge can help families feel like they're eating something new and exciting!"For some people,what excites them at the supermarket doesn't do it anymore whenthey get home.The survey shows that 38%admit they've thrown food away simply becausethey don't feel like eating it after purchasing it.Some waste starts even before shoppers gethome,as a fifth say they don't know how much food they'll use when grocery shopping.With these foods,22%are not confident they know the best methods to store foods tokeep freshness.Happily,seven in ten are trying to cut down on food waste.In fact,onceyou've bought food at the grocery store,there are a number of strategies to ensure you cansave it completely and cook it smartly.28.Which is the percentage of Americans preferring to have leftovers?A.23%.B.25%.C.33%.D.40%29.What is Jeffrey'advice on leftovers?A.Eating them up at once.B.Deal with them inventively.C.Using them to protect nature.D.Giving them up to save money.30.What does the underlined part "do it"in paragraph 4 refer to?A.Attract the shoppers.B.Produce leftovers.C.Lose the freshness.D.Go to the fridges.高二英语试题第5页（共10页）