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    Green lifestyle is becoming increasingly popular nowadays.1.You don't have to completely change the way you live, you just need to make a few small changes. From recycling to green shopping, each small change you make can really make a difference. Here are some benefits of living a green lifestyle.

Help the environment. By being energy-efficient and using green products you can reduce your influence on the environment. You can help preserve our natural resources and reduce pollution.2.. It does feel very rewarding when you start making positive changes and feeling as though you're making a difference to such an important cause.

Live a healthier life. If more people commit to being green then we'll be able to live in a healthier environment, with less pollution and better air quality. You're also more likely to make better choices when it comes to food and you could find yourself leading a more active lifestyle.Growing your own vegetables is a very healthy way to live as well as buying green, natural foods.Cycling and walking to places instead of using your car can have a big influence.3. .

Save money on bills. You can greatly reduce your energy bills by using energy efficient equipment.4.Recycling is also another great way of saving money and helping the environment.

5.. Once you have picked up some good tips and green living techniques you can pass them on to other people. You can also talk to friends and family and inform them of the benefits of going green. Your children will grow up understanding the importance of living a green lifestyle and will learn how to reduce their influence on the environment.

A.Educate others.

B.Meet like-minded people.

C.It will also make you much fitter.

D.There are lots of ways of saving money.

E.You can also do your part for wildlife conservation.

F.Living a green lifestyle isn't as hard as it might seem.

G.If you grow your own produce, you needn't spend as much on food.

 

1.F 2.E 3.C 4.G 5.A 【解析】 本文是一篇说明文,介绍了如何养成绿色生活方式的技巧。 1.根据本空后的“You don't have to completely change the way you live, you just need to make a few small changes.”可知,你不必完全改变你的生活方式,你只是需要做一些小的调整,此处是说绿色生活方式并不难,故F项(绿色生活方式并没有看上去那么困难)符合语境。 2.根据本空前的“You can help preserve our natural resources and reduce pollution.”可知,你可以保护自然资源和减少污染,此处承接上文,介绍另一种保护环境的方法,故E项(你也可以为保护野生动物尽自己的一份力)符合语境。 3.根据本空前的“Cycling and walking to places instead of using your car can have a big influence.”可知,骑车和步行代替开车有大的影响,此处是说这样做的好处,故A项(它也会让你更健康)符合语境。 4.本段讲的是如何节省账单开销,根据本空前的“You can greatly reduce your energy bills by using energy efficient equipment.”可知,你可以通过使用节能设备来降低你的能源账单,此处介绍另一种节省账单开销的办法,故G项(如果你自己种农产品,你就不必在食物上花那么多钱)符合语境。 5.根据本空后的“Once you have picked up some good tips and green living techniques you can pass them on to other people.”可知,一旦你学会了一些好的方法和技巧,你就可以把它们传授给他人,故A项(教育他人)符合语境。
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