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Unknown to most of us laymen (门外汉), there is quite a lot of interest in developing edible tags for our food. These could perform the same role as today’s food labels but would also form a tasty snack after use — which would also do away with the information contained on the label.

Now, Japanese researchers have developed an approach to produce one such kind of unobtrusive (不阻塞的), edible tag, which can be safely embedded (嵌入) inside edible products. So far, the team has been experimenting with tags that are baked into cookies. Known as “interiQR”, such tags can be read using a device without altering the food or its packaging and don’t have any impact on the taste of the product.

One enormous drawback of our labels as they are today is that, cumulatively (渐增地), they lead to mounds and mounds of extra material used for packaging—which translates to increased waste and pollution. Using a QR cookie as a tag would help cut down on packaging waste while not altering the items in any way.

The information is contained in 3D-printed “infills”, around which the cookies are baked. Such a “label” would also allow producers, retailers, or customers to read the information using a QR code reader or a backlight at any point in a product’s life.

“Our 3D printing method is a great example of the digital transformation of foods, which we hope will improve food traceability and safety,” says senior author of the study, Kosuke Sato. “This technology can also be used to provide novel food experiences through augmented (提高的) reality, which is an exciting new field in the food industry.”

The team is confident that their cookie tags could prove to be a great help in reducing packaging waste worldwide once they’re adopted on a wide scale. Needless to say, suddenly having a cookie available to munch on with every purchase is incentive (刺激) enough to adopt the use of these interiQR cookies.

【小题1】What can be inferred about the edible tag after it is read?
A.It must be removed from the snack.B.It’ll damage the packaging of the snack.
C.It’ll become part of the snack.D.It’ll update the information on the snack.
【小题2】How does the writer explain the advantage of the edible tag in Para.3?
A.By giving examples.B.By describing the process.
C.By giving definitions.D.By making a comparison.
【小题3】What can we learn about the 3D printing method according to Kosuke Sato?
A.It sets a good example of tasty food.
B.It is expected to be used to locate food sources.
C.It enables customers to read a novel while eating.
D.It makes information accessible to customers anytime.
【小题4】Which can be the best title for the passage?
A.Novel Food Experiences from QR Cookie
B.Future Food Label in a QR Cookie
C.3D Printing and Environment
D.Edible Tags Making Cookies Tastier
2024·黑龙江哈尔滨·模拟预测
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Researchers studied the effects of carbon dioxide on rice, In the experiment, scientists grew 18 kinds of rice in fields in China and Japan.They set carbon dioxide levels to what scientists are predicting for our planet by the end of the century.Rice grown under high carbon dioxide conditions had,on average,13 to 30 percent lower levels of four B vitamins and 10 percent less protein(蛋白质)The crops also had 8 percent less iron and 5 percent less zinc than rice grown under normal conditions However, vitamin E leveLs increased by about 13 percent on average.

The researchers said the effects of planet-warming gases would be most sevcre for the poorest citizens in some of the least developed countries.These people generally eat the most rice and have the least complex diets.That includes abour 600 million people in Indonesia, Cambodia,Myanmar,Bangladesh,Laos and other nations,mainly in Southeast Asia.

Other studies have shown that higher temperatures from climate change and weather extremes will reduce food production.But scientists are finding that rising levcls of carbon dioxide and other planet-warming gases threaten food quality.

Earlier studies showed that wheat,rice,field peas and soybeans grown under high carbon dioxide conditions all had Iower levels of protein and mincrais.Scientists predicted that almost 150 million people might be at risk of having too little protein or zinc in their diet by 2050.

The new study suggests a way to lower the nutritional harm of climate change.That is to grow different forms of rice that can adapt to higher carbon dioxide levels.

【小题1】Growing rice under high carbon dioxide conditions may____.
A.increase iron in the rice
B.make it less nutritious
C.cause losses of Vitamin E
D.make it more delicious
【小题2】How can people reduce the nutritional harm of climate change?
A.By importing rice from China and Japan.
B.By taking other kinds of food instead of rice.
C.By avoiding eating rice from Southeast Asia.
D.By growing rice suitable for the environment.
【小题3】What’s the author’s purpose of writing the text?
A.To infom readers what nurrients food crops contain.
B.To call on people to care for the planet they live on.
C.To share the results of some studies on people’s diets.
D.To tell readers where food crops are mainly produced.
【小题4】In which part of a magazine can you read the text?
A.Advertisements.B.Arts and culture.
C.Science report.D.Business news.

Rising global meat consumption is likely to have a destructive environmental effect, increasing carbon emissions(排放)and reducing biodiversitiy (生物多样性), scientists have warned.

A new analysis suggests that meat consumption is set to climb sharply as the world population increases along with average individual incomes.

“What's happening is a big concern.” said Tim Key from the University of Oxford. “On a broad level you can say it is bad for the environment.”

The review,published in the journal Science, found that high levels of meat consumption also have negative health consequences, leading to an increased risk of cancer and other diseases.

The average amount of meat consumed per person globally has nearly doubled in the past 50 years, which means total meat production has been growing much faster than the rate of population growth, having increased four-or five-fold(五倍)since 1961.

There are recent indications that some countries,including the U.K.,may have reached "peak meat". The U.K's 2017 National Food Survey found meat consumption have fallen by 4.2% and that of meat products by nearly 7% since 2012. However, middle-income countries, particularly China and others in East Asia, are still seeing a rise. A recent review by the UN outlines how meat production-particularly livestock(家畜)-is linked to far higher carbon emissions than vegetables, fruit and grain.

Livestock farming is also a major contribution to biodiversity loss, as forests and wild land are given over to agricultural land to grow animal feed.

Processed meat has been ranked by the WHO alongside alcohol and tobacco as cancer causes. According to research of cancer, if no one ate processed or red meat in Britain, there would be 8,800 fewer cases of cancer a year.

【小题1】What's the environmental effect of eating meat?
A.Raising livestock may destroy grasslands and forests.
B.Eating meat leads to the increase of human population.
C.Meat production adds to the amount of carbon emissions on Earth.
D.Keeping too much livestock destroys the balance of nature.
【小题2】What does the underlined word "it" in Paragraph 3 refer to?
A.Eating huge amounts of meat.
B.Increasing carbon emissions in the air.
C.Reducing diversity of plants.
D.Risking developing cancer.
【小题3】How does livestock lead to biodiversity loss?
A.People farm forests and wild land to grow food for livestock.
B.Plants and animals die from carbon released by livestock.
C.Many plants and animals have become food for livestock.
D.Farm animals have consumed what humans use for food.
【小题4】How does the WHO value processed meat?
A.It's a necessary part of human diet.
B.It's like cigarettes and alcohol which can cause cancer.
C.It can reduce carbon release.
D.It contributes to the fall of meat consumption.

For most people, nothing is better than having an iced beer after you are back home in hot summer. 【小题1】 Why? Just for the sake of your own health and the happiness of your family. Now good news for you. From now on you needn’t feel guilty just because you love beer. On the contrary, the benefits of drinking beer are obvious. But there is still one IMPORTANT point I have to make clear. 【小题2】

1. Beer reduces risk of heart disease You can easily reduce the risk of heart disease by 30% or more if you are one of the individuals who drink a pint of beer per day. The result is totally opposite if you drink too much beer. Be careful with your portions.

2. 【小题3】

Beer prevents diabetes due to the alcohol content which increases insulin (胰岛素) sensitivity. Also, beer is rich in dissolvable fiber that is so needed if the individual suffers from diabetes.

Beer minimizes risk of cancer Xanthohumol (抗氧化剂黄腐酚) is found in beer, which is very important since it has anti-cancer properties. Drinking beer in moderation speeds up chemical reactions that keep off the risk of prostate cancer (前列腺癌) in males. 【小题4】 Strange? But it is true. That is because the drink contains components that decrease the risk of breast cancer.

4. Beer manages blood pressure

According to the recent studies carried out by Harvard researchers, middle-aged women who drink beer in moderation were much less likely to develop high blood pressure. Other alcoholic drinks do not have the same properties.

5. Beer treats dandruff (头皮屑)

【小题5】 The high content of vitamin B and yeast (酵母菌) will make your hair smooth and silky. Go and have a try.

You’ll be surprised to find the annoying dandruff finally gone.

A.Beer lowers risk of diabetes.
B.Beer improves your oily skin.
C.Believe it or not, women should also drink beer.
D.At the same time, you may be a little nervous and guilty.
E.Some people prefer a beer to some pills when they get a cold in summer.
F.Remember it is how much beer you consume that matters to your health.
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