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26.What can we infer about Jenny?30.Which might agree with Stephen Hawking's view?A.She prioritizes commercial success over culture.A.We should try to find the aliens.B.She aims to westernize traditional Nigerian cuisine.B.The aliens may conquer the EarthC.She uses her restaurantas a medium for scientific research.C.We can play games with the aliens.D.he integrates her person history with her profession knowledge.D.The aliens may live with us one day.27.What does Jey desire to contribute to the culinary world?31.What is Jill Tarter's attitude to contact with the aliens?A.Celebrity status.B.Culinary revolution.A.Doubtful.B.Critical.C.Indifferent.D.Supportive.C.Diversity in cooking.D.Profits of her restaurant.DCImagine a world where nothing ends up in landfill.Instead,everything can be reused andAre aliens trying to contact the Earth?Six new mysterious blasts of radio energy arerecycled,creating products that never reach their "end of life".According to a recent reportdetected from deep space.While the source of the waves remains unknown,some suggest theby the Circle Economy Foundation,only 7.2%of all used materials are being cycled back tomysterious bursts of energy could be a sign of alien life trying to contact us.The waves werebe reused and recycled without creating waste.detected by researchers from McGill University in Montreal.An Italian company aims to change this by creating furniture products made from aThe detection follows 11 previously recorded fast radio bursts (FRBs)from the sameplastic-like biomaterial,which is fully organic and biodegradable(可生物降解的)，and can belocation,called FRB121102.This is the only known repeater of FRBs.Although there haveused over and over again.Using fruit peel,orange seeds and coffee grounds collected frombeen a number of FRBs from the site,the origin of the radio bursts remains a puzzle tobusinesses in Italy,the company can redistribute products to the same businesses for use inresearchers.their offices,instead of furniture made from common plastic.If,by mistake,any of theBut the researchers say that the repeated FRBs imply that whatever is causing the FRBs ismaterial ends up in the ocean,it doesn't produce any microplastics.not a one-time event,such as an explosion or a collision.Instead,they say that flares (Each product is made through a four-step process.First,the food waste is dried andfrom a young neutron star(中子星)are a promising candidate..crushed into a very fine powder.Then,the powder is mixed with a biodegradable plasticPreviously when waves have been detected,astronomers have also asked Search foralternative known as polyhydroxybutyrat (PHB),with the fruit waste making the PHB more3Extraterrestrial Intelligence (SETI)to take a closer look at whether they could be a messagesturdy(坚固的).The material is then turned into a filament(细丝)and,using a spool,putfrom aliens.But it is unclear whether the researchers will ask SETI to help this time.into a 3D printer.If there were any intelligent alien life forms out there,in Stephen Hawking's opinion,weBecause a lot of food waste would be buried and incinerated in the landfill,which wouldwere playing a dangerous game by trying to contact them.If aliens discovered the Earth,theyproduce lots of carbon dioxide.Reusing fruit peel and coffee grounds decrease carbon dioxide名would likely want to conquer and colonize our planet.from the production of plastic,according to the director of operations in the company.HeBut the co-founder and former director of the SETI Institute,Jill Tarter,doesn't thinkadds that the biomaterial is as sturdy as wood,and won't begin to break down unless it'sthis will be the case.She argues any aliens who have managed to travel across the universemay be friendly and peaceful."The idea of a civilization which has managed to survive fartouched by water,bacteria or acidity.Despite its eco-friendly benefits,the biomaterial is expensive.It costs probably six timesoger than we have...and the fact that the technology remains an aggressive one,to me,more than common plastic,and it is a very difficult and expensive process,so this is whydoesn't make sense,"she said.28.What is the purpose of the question in paragraph 1?many companies aren't doing it.However,the director is hopeful that in a few years,as more consumers and businessesA.To draw readers'attention.are forced to face the damage that unsustainable plastic is doing to the planet,the biomaterialB.To indicate commonality in astronomy.C.To emphasize the mystery of the source.will be much more widely used."We really believe this is the material of the future,"says theD.To highlight the discovery's significance.director.“Little by little,a step at a time,.”29.What is the most likely cause of the FRBs according to the text?32.What is a problem faced by the current world according to paragraph 1?A.Messages from aliens.A/Pollution is becoming milder.B.The explosion of a star.B.The rate of recycling is too low.C.Flares from a neutron star.C.Plastic poses a threat to the ocean.D.A collision between two stars.D.New material needs to be improved.有听·【高三英语第5页（共10页）】【高三英语第6页（共10页）】·有听·

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