2010-2024歷年浙江省紹興市魯迅中學高三適應性考試英語試題第1卷一.參考題庫(共25題)1.．Thetwobrotherslooksomuch___thatwecan’t___onefromtheother．A．familiar,separateB．familiar,tellC．a(chǎn)like,differD．a(chǎn)like,distinguish2.Open

adj．,verb,nounadj．NOTCLOSED1allowingthingsorpeopletogothrough:Awaspflewintheopenwindow．Shehadleftthedoorwideopen．2（ofsb’seyes,mouth,etc．）witheyelidsorlipsapart:Shehaddifficultykeepinghereyesopen（="because"shewasverytired）．Hewasbreathingthroughhisopenmouth．3spreadout;withtheedgesapart:Theflowersareallopennow．4notblockedbyanything:Thepassiskeptopenalltheyear．NOTFASTENED5notfastenedorcovered,sothatthingscaneasilycomeoutorbeputin:Thebagburstopenandeverythingfellout．verbDOOR/WINDOW/LID1[vn]tomoveadoor,window,lid,etc．sothatitisnolongerclosed:MrChenopenedthecardoorforhiswife．close2[v]tomoveorbemovedsothatitisnolongerclosed:ThedooropenedandAlanwalkedin．Thedoorsofthebusopenautomatically．closeCONTAINER/PACKAGE3[vn]toremovethelid,undothefastening,etc．ofacontainer,etc．inordertoseeorgetwhatisinside:ShallIopenanotherbottle?Sheopenedherbagandtookoutherpassport．EYES4[vn,v]ifyouopenyoureyesoryoureyesopen,youmoveyoureyelidsupwardssothatyoucanseecloseCOMPUTING5[vn,v]tostartacomputerprogramorfilesothatyoucanuseitonthescreenopendoorsforsbtoprovideopportunitiesforsbtodosthandbesuccessfulopenyour/sb’seyes（tosth）torealizeormakesbrealizethetruthaboutsth:Travellingreallyopensyoureyestoothercultures．openyour/sb’smindtosthtobecomeormakesbawareofnewideasorexperiences．openthewayforsb/sth（todosth）tomakeitpossibleforsbtodosthorforsthtohappen:Theagreementcouldopenthewayforthecountrytopayoffitsdebts．—moreatheart,heavenopeninto/ontosthtoleadtoanotherroom,areaorplace:Thisdooropensontotheyard．Thetworoomsopenintoeachother．openouttobecomebiggerorwider:Thestreetopenedoutintoasmallsquare．openout（tosb）tobecomelessshyandmorewillingtocommunicateopenup1totalkaboutwhatyoufeelandthink:IthelpstodiscussyourproblemsbutIfindithardtoopenup．2tobeginshooting:Anti-aircraftgunsopenedup．3（oftenusedinorders）toopenadoor,container,etc．:Openuporwe’llbreakthedoordown!openup1tobecomeormakesthpossible,availableorabletobereached:Thenewcataloguewillopenupthemarketforourproducts．Therailwayopeneduptheeastofthecountry．2tobeginbusinessfortheday;tostartanewbusiness:Iopenupthestoreforthedayataround8．30．closeup3tostartanewbusiness:There’sanewThairestaurantopeningupintown．closedownnoun

theopen[sing．]OUTDOORS1outdoors;thecountryside:Childrenneedtoplayoutintheopen．NOTHIDDEN2nothiddenorsecret:Governmentofficialsdonotwantthesecommentsintheopen．1．Whichofthefollowing“open”isclosestinthemeaningwiththe“open”inthesentence“Thebooklayopenonthetable．”A．Shehadleftthedoorwideopen．

B．Thebagburstopenandeverythingfellout．C．Theflowersareallopennow．

D．Heopenedtheletterandreadit．2．Fillintheblankinthesentence“He’seagerto__________differentkindsofmusic．”A．openthemindsofhisaudienceto

B．opentheeyesofhisaudienceto

C．openthewayforhisaudiencetolistento

D．opendoorsforhisaudiencetolistento3．Whatdoesthephrase“theopen”meanin“Whenyoufeeltiredafteraday’shardwork,you’dbetterinvitesomefriendstotheopentorelaxyourself．”A．thegym

B．thecinema

C．thecountryside

D．themusicroom4．Chooseoneofthefollowingtocompletethesentence,“Excitingpossibilities__________forherinthenewjob”．A．wereopeningout

B．wereopeninginto

C．wereopeningonto

D．wereopeningup3.Wearenowlivinginahigh-techage____easythingsarebecomingcomplicated．A．whenB．thatC．whereD．why4.Manyofthemostdamagingtypesofweatherbeginquickly,strikesuddenly,anddisappearrapidly,destroyingsmallareaswhileleavingneighboringareasuntouched．SucheventasatornadostruckthenortheasternpartofEdmonton,Alberta,inJuly1987．Totaldamagesfromthetornadowentbeyond$250million,thehighesteverforanyCanadianstorm．Traditionalcomputermodelsoftheatmospherehavelimitedvalueinpredictingshort-livedlocalstormsliketheEdmontontornado,becausetheavailableweatherdataaregenerallynotdetailedenoughtoallowcomputerstostudycarefullytheslightatmosphericchangesthatcomebeforethesestorms．Inmostnations,forexample,weather-balloonobservationsaretakenjustonceeverytwelvehoursatplacesseparatedbyhundredsofmiles．Withsuchlimiteddata,traditionalforecastingmodelsdoamuchbetterjobpredictinggeneralweatherconditionsoverlargeareasthantheydoforecastingspecificlocalevents．Untilrecently,theobservationintensivemethodneededforexact,veryshort-rangeforecasts,or“Nowcasts,”wasnotpossible．Thecostofequippingandoperatingmanythousandsofconventionalweatherstationswasextremelyhigh,andthedifficultiesconcernedinrapidlycollectingandprocessingtheweatherdatafromsuchanetworkwerehardtoovercome．Fortunately,scientificandtechnologicaladvanceshaveovercomemostoftheseproblems．Radarsystemsandsatellitesareallabletomakedetailed,nearlycontinuousobservationoverlargeareasatalowercost．Communicationssatellitescansendoutdataaroundtheworldcheaplyandimmediately,andmoderncomputerscanquicklycollectandanalyzethislargeamountofweatherinformation．Meteorologists（氣象學者）andcomputerscientistsnowworktogethertodesigncomputerprogramsandvideoequipmentabletochangeweatherdataintowordsandgraphicdisplaysthatforecasterscanunderstandeasilyandquickly．Asmeteorologistshavebegunusingthesenewtechnologiesinweatherforecastingoffices,Nowcastingisbecomingareality．1．Whycan’ttraditionalcomputermodelspredictshort-livedlocalstorms?A．Theweatherdatapeoplecollectareoftenwrong．B．Detailedweatherdatainsomesmallareasarenotavailable．C．Thecomputersarenotadvancedenoughtopredictthem．D．Thecomputersarenotusedtoforecastspecificlocalevents．2．Theword“Nowcast”inParagraph3means________．A．a(chǎn)networktocollectstormdata

B．a(chǎn)wayofcollectingweatherdataC．a(chǎn)moreadvancedsystemofweatherobservationD．a(chǎn)forecastwhichcanpredictweatherinthesmallarea3．Whatcanmake“Nowcasts”arealityaccordingtothepassage?A．Scientificandtechnologicaladvances．B．Advancedcomputerprograms．C．Computerscientists．

D．Meteorologists．4．Whatdoesthepassagemainlytalkabout?A．Theadvantagesof“Nowcasts”．

B．AtornadoinEdmonton,Alberta．C．Thedifficultyinpredictingtornado．

D．Agreatdevelopmentinweatherforecast．5.WithShanghaiWorldExpodrawingnear,volunteersaremakinguseofeveryminuteto________theirforeignlanguagebecauselanguagevolunteersmustpassawrittentest．

A．takeupB．polishupC．putupD．makeup6.Nothingsayslovelikeadozenlong–stemmedrosesonValentine’sDay．Morethanamillionroseswillbesoldduringthisfestivalforlovers,thebiggestdayoftheyearforthenation’sroseindustry．It’sgoingtoremainthemostpopularflowerbecauselovenevergoesoutofstyle．Yes,aroseisarose．Butsellingthemisnolongerabeautifulexperiencefortraditionalflowershops．Supermarketsnowofferconveniencetothebusyanddiscountroseshopshelpthosehopelesslyinlovesavemoney．Rosesonlyisagoodexampleofadiscountroseretailerthatwastransformedfromatraditionalshoptoanswerthechallengeinthe’90s．InsidethisstoreonSixthAvenuenear40thStreet,contemporarywhitefurnitureandwall–to–wallmirrorsgiveitanexpensivelook．Customersmoveaboutfreelyamongthecounters,lookingeagerlyattherosesinmorethan50colorsfromshelftoshelf．Somecustomerssayit’sthehighqualityoftherosesthatattractsthemthere．“Ispent$20buttheflowerslookedlikeIpaid60or70dollars,”saysonecustomer．Studiesshowmorepeoplearebuyingrosesinones,twoandthreesthesedays．Infact,morethanhalfofallrosesaresoldinbunchesoffewerthanadozen．ButRosesOnly'slowpricesencouragepeopletospend．EvenonValentine'sDay,whenthepriceofadozenrosesanddeliverycansoarashighas$150,12ofRosesOnly'smostexpensiveflowerssellforjust$35．Thecompany'skeytosuccessistoholdpricesdownbycontrollingeverylinkintherosechain．ItgrowsitsownrosesinthesunshineoftheAndesMountains．Inaddition,thecompanyalsosellsotheritemssuchasballonsandstuffedanimals．

Whilediscountroseretailersarewitnessingtheirbusinessbloom,U．S．rosegrowersaren’tabletocompetewiththefierceforeigncompetition．Morethan57%ofrosessoldintheUSAaregrowninothercountries．ThebiggestforeignproducersareColombiaandEcuador,whichaccountedforalmost90%ofthetotalimportedlastyear．ThetrendhashurtdomesticrosegrowerssuchasJohnsonFlowersofCalifornia,consideredtobethiscountry'sleadingproducer．Now,insteadoffightingoverseasrivals,theJohnsonsaretryingtoworkwiththem．"Wehaveafewbigfightingoverseasrivals,theJohnsonsaretryingtoworkwiththem．“Wemayalsowidenourbusinesstoincludetheserviceareaandbearepresentativeforoverseasflowerproducers．”Asaresultofseverecompetition,thoseintherosebusinesslongforthegoodolddays,whereasordinarypeoplebenefitfromthelowprice．1．Whatisthecentralthemeofthistext?A．TheUSrosebusinessisgoingfrombadtoworseinspiteoftheeffortsmade．B．Therosewillremainthemostpopularfloweraslovenevergoesoutofdate．C．Therosebusinessistryingtomeetthechallengesinthemarkettosucceed．D．TheroseindustryplaysanimportantroleinAmericaneconomy．2．HowdoesRosesOnlyobtainsuccessinthediscountroseretailingfield?A．Bysettingupmorechainstoresacrossthecountry．B．Bysellingrosesinsupermarkets．C．Bysellinghighqualityrosesatalowprice．D．Bysellingrosesbythedozen．3．Whichofthefollowingshowsthestructureofthepassage?（①to⑦representparagraphs1to7）4．Afterreadingthepassage,welearnallofthefollowingEXCEPT__________．A．Sellingrosesisnolongeraseasyfortraditionalflowershopsasitwas．B．Almost90%ofrosessoldinUSareimportedfromColombiaandEcuador．C．USrosegrowersarefacedwithintenseforeigncompetition．D．theJohnsonsaretryingtoco-operatewithforeigncompetitorsinsteadoffightingthem．7.Hissuggestion___theyhaveameetingtodiscussthematterisreasonable．A．whichB．whatC．thatD．thatwhat8.．Afterthenewtechniquewasintroduced,thefactoryproduced___in2001astheyearbefore．A．a(chǎn)stwicemanymachinesB．twiceasmanymachinesC．a(chǎn)smanymachinestwiceD．twicemanymachines9.---It’sbeenawonderfulbirthdayParty．Thankyouverymuch．

---___________．

A．No,thanksB．I’mgladtohearthatC．MypleasureD．It’sOK10.Thisisaveryinterestingbook．I’llbuyit，________．A．howmuchmayitcostB．itmaycostC．howevermuchitmaycostD．howmayitcost11.第二節(jié)：書面表達（滿分30分）針對目前高三學生學習壓力較大的現(xiàn)狀，有人以“EffectiveWaystoReleasetheStress”為題于上周調(diào)查采訪了五個學校的500名高三學生。請你根據(jù)以下調(diào)查結果的圖表寫一份報告，并再談談自己或身邊同學釋放壓力的有效方法。注意：1.詞數(shù)：120左右；2.調(diào)查報告的題目和開頭已為你寫好(不記入總詞數(shù))。3.參考詞匯：心理咨詢室thepsychologicalconsultingofficeEffectiveWaystoReleasetheStressNowadaysmoreandmoreseniorthreestudentsaregettingstressedintheirstudies.______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

12.第二節(jié)完形填空（共20小題；滿分20分）閱讀下面短文，掌握其大意，然后選出最佳選項。Lastfall,beforeThanksgiving,Iwasmakingmywayinmycaroutoftheshoppingcenterparkinglot．Iwasboredinthecar．I

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itwastoofartowalkwithallthose

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toanyofthenearbybusstops,onarandomimpulse（沖動）,Irolleddownmywindowandaskediftheywereindeedheadedtothe

26．“Yes,”themother

27．Iasked,“Wouldyoulikea

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herbysaying,“Oh,youcomeonuphere

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me．I’mnotataxidriver!”Sooffwewent．Rightaway,Idecidedtotakethemamileandahalftotheirhome,sinceIhad

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andtheyhadbags．Alltheway,Ihadjustafinetimelisteningandtalkingwithallofthem．Itfeltsogoodtobeabletodothislittle

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．21．A．noticed

B．a(chǎn)sked

C．helped

D．thanked22．A．baskets

B．cases

C．bags

D．bottles23．A．a(chǎn)dvised

B．thought

C．hoped

D．wondered24．A．Since

B．Although

C．While

D．If25．A．vehicles

B．distances

C．directions

D．purchases26．A．shop

B．busstop

C．parkinglot

D．hotel27．A．commented

B．promised

C．regretted

D．responded28．A．drink

B．try

C．ride

D．break29．A．shocked

B．surprised

C．excited

D．mixed30．A．traffic

B．streets

C．signals

D．stops31A．a(chǎn)long

B．off

C．on

D．in

32．A．urged

B．comfortedC．stopped

D．stressed33．A．with

B．by

C．for

D．to34．A．money

B．plans

C．time

D．duty35．A．work

B．trip

C．business

D．task36．A．a(chǎn)ttention

B．idea

C．a(chǎn)nxiety

D．effort

37．A．where

B．who

C．whether

D．when38．A．Bytheway

B．Inotherwords

C．Generallyspeaking

D．Afterall39．A．however

B．so

C．or

D．because40．A．useful

B．thankful

C．special

D．healthy13.Thereisnodecisionyet______whentheworkmightstart．A．duetoB．a(chǎn)stoC．inadditiontoD．owingto14.．—Ididnotknowyouweregoodfriends．—You___．Ihaveknownhersinceshemovedhere．Youwereabroadthen．A．mayhaveB．needn’thaveC．couldn’thaveD．musthave15.Sheisso___thatnoonecaneverpersuadeher．

A．reliableB．stubbornC．a(chǎn)rtificialD．intelligent16.．However,inrecentyears,___ThreeGorgeshavecometobeappreciatedmorefortheirnaturalbeautyas___wonderofNature．

A．the;aB．/;theC．the;/D．/;a17.Forsometimenow,ChinesepeopleundertheleadershipofCPC____thecontentsofScientificDevelopmentTheoryinthecourseofpracticingsocialisminChina．A．hadbeenimprovingB．havebeenimprovingC．wereimprovingD．improved18.AteamfromKrakow,inPoland,usedfunctionalmagneticresonanceimaging（機能性核共振成像）（FMRI）toassessbrainactivitywhen40volunteerswereshownvariousimages．Menshowedactivityinareaswhichdealtwithwhatactiontheyshouldtakeinordertoavoidorfaceuptodanger．Butthestudyfoundmoreactivityintheemotionalcentersofwomen'sbrains．Theresearchers,fromanotheruniversity,carriedoutscanson21menand19women．Brainactivitywasmonitoredwhilethevolunteerswereshownimagesofobjectsandimagesfromordinarylifedesignedtoreminddifferentemotionalstates．Theimagesweredisplayedintworuns．Forthefirstrun,onlynegativepictureswereshown．Forthesecondrun,onlypositivepictureswereshown．Whileviewingthenegativeimages,womenshowedstrongerandbroaderactivityintheleftthalamus（神經(jīng)床）．Thisisanareawhichpassessenseinformationtothepainandpleasurecentresofthebrain．Menshowedmoreactivityinanareaofthebraincalledtheleftinsula（腦島）,whichplaysakeyroleincontrollingnaturalfunctions,includingbreath,heartrateanddigestion．Generally,activityinthisareatellsthebodytoeitherrunawayfromdanger,ormeetitheadon-theso-called"fightorflightresponse"．Whileviewingpositiveimages,womenshowedstrongeractivityinanareaofthebrainassociatedwithmemory．Withmen,thestrongeractivitywasrecordedinanareaassociatedwithvisualprocessing．DrUrbanikbelievesthesedifferencessuggestwomenmayanalyzepositivestimuli（刺激）inabroadersocialcontextandassociatepositiveimageswithaparticularmemory．Forinstance,viewingapictureofasmilingchildmightremindmemoriesofawoman'sownchildatthisage．Onthecontrary,maleresponsestendtobelessemotional．1．Theresearchshowsthatmenresponsedifferentlyto__________comparedwithwomen．A．differentimages

B．ordinarylife

C．differentactivities

D．medicalscan2．Accordingtothepassage,whenfacedwithdanger,____________．A．womenreactmoreslowlythanmen

B．womenusuallytrytoavoidit

C．menusuallyhavenoreaction

D．menreacttoitmoredirectly3．Whatisdiscussedinthe4thparagraph?

．A．Menandwomen’sdifferentmemories

B．ThedifferentresponsestothechildrenC．Differentreactionstopositivestimuli

D．Negativeresultsofthevisualprocessing3．Thepassagemainlydevelops______．A．byinferring

B．bycomparing

C．bylistingexamples

D．bygivingexplanations19.．Theunemploymentrateinthisdistrict______from6%to5%inthepasttwoyears．A．hasfallenB．hadfallenC．isfallingD．wasfalling20.Weallknowthat,__________,thesituationwillgetworse．A．notifdealtcarefullywithB．notifcarefullydealtwithC．ifdealtnotcarefullywithD．ifnotcarefullydealtwith21.第二部分：閱讀理解（第一節(jié)20小題；第二節(jié)共5小題；每小題2分，滿分50分）第一節(jié)：閱讀下列短文，從每題所給的四個選項（A、B、C和D）中，選出最佳選項。AFatandshy,BenSaunderswasthelastkidinhisclasspickedforanysportsteam．“Football,tennis,cricket—anythingwitharoundball,Iwasuseless,”hesaysnowwithalaugh．ButbackthenbewastheonealwaysmadefunofinschoolgymclassesinDevonshire,England．Itwasamountainbikehereceivedforhis15thbirthdaythatchangedhim．Atfirsthewentbikingaloneinanearbyforest．Thenhebegantoridethebikealongwitharunnerfriend．Gradually,Saunderssethismindonbuildinguphisbody,increasinghisspeedandstrength．Attheageof18,heranhisfirstmarathon．Thefollowingyear,hemetJohnRidgwayandwashiredasaninstructoratRidgway’sSchoolofAdventureinScotland,wherehelearnedaboutRidgway’scold-waterexploits．Greatlyinterested,SaundersreadallhecouldaboutNorthPoleexplorers,andadventures,thendecidedthatthiswouldbehisfuture．In2001,afterbecomingaskillfulskier,Saundersstartedhisfirstlong-distanceexpedition（探險）towardstheNorthPole．Ittookunbelievableenergy．Hesufferedfrostbite（凍瘡）,ranintoapolarbearandpushedhisbodytothelimit,pullinghissupply-loadedsled（雪橇）upandoverrockyice．SaundershassincebecometheyoungestpersontoskialonetotheNorthPole,andhe’sskiedmoreoftheNorthPolebyhimselfthananyotherBritishman．Hisoldplaymateswouldnotbelievethechange．NextOctober,Saunders,27,headssouthfromthecoastofAntarcticatotheSouthPoleandback,a2900-kilometrejourneythathasneverbeencompletedonskis．1．WhatchangehappenedtoSaundersafterhewas15yearsold?A．Hebecamegoodatmostsports．B．Hebegantobuilduphisbody．C．Hejoinedasportsteam．

D．Hemadefriendswitharunner．2．Theunderlinedword“exploits”（Paragraph3）isclosestinmeaningto______．A．journeys

B．researches

C．a(chǎn)dventures

D．operations3．WhichofthefollowingisthecorrectorderoftheeventsthathappenedtoSaunders?a．Heranhisfirstmarathon．

b．HeskiedalongintheNorthPole．c．Herodehisbikeinaforest．

d．HeplannedanadventuretotheSouthPole．A．a(chǎn)cdb

B．cdab

C．a(chǎn)cbd

D．cabd4．WhatdoesthestorymainlytellusaboutSaunders?A．Heisasuccessinsports．

B．HeisthebestBritishskier．C．HeisRidgway’sfavoritestudent．D．Heisagoodinstructoratschool．22.---WasTomsorryforwhathe'ddone?

---___________．Itwasjustlikehim!A．NevermindB．AllrightC．NotsurprisinglyD．Notreally23.---Howoftendoyouvisityourfatherinthevillage?

---Ifeelashamed．Just__________．A．oftenB．byaccidentC．onceinawhileD．a(chǎn)llofasudden24.Althoughitisnotournormal

___togivecreditinourshop,thistimeIthinkweshouldconsiderthemattermoreclosely．

A．habitB．a(chǎn)ctionC．practiceD．intention25.第二節(jié)：

閱讀下列材料，從所給的六個選項（A、B、C、D、E和F）中，選出符合各小題要求的最佳選項，選項中有一項是多余選項。Thefollowingpeopleareexpressingtheirthoughtstoshowtheirconcernforfood,environmentandsoon．Afterthatarepiecesofrelatedinformation（A--F）．Nowdecidewhichpieceofinformationwouldbemostsuitableforthethoughtandideamentionedinquestions61---65andmarkyouranswerletter（A---F）onyouranswersheet．Thereisoneextraparagraphwhichyoudonotneedtouse．______61．HowIwasstruckbytheclearwaterandfreshairinmychildhood!Buteverythinghaschanged,thatis,theclearwaterandfreshairarenowheretobefoundagainastheywere．Aboveall,agreatdealofwastehardlyrotsaway．______62．Moreandmorepeoplearebeginningtohaveagoodknowledgeoftheimportanceofasaferandcleanerenvironment,whichinturnforcesthebusinesstobecleanedup．______63．Organicproductsaregettingmoreandmorepopularamongpeople,butweshouldknowthefactthatorganicproductsmightalsohavesomethingtodowithpesticides．______64．I’mverymuchfondofgrowingsomevegetablesofmyowninmysmallgarden,formanyvegetablesonsaleinmarketsareactuallybecomingmoreandmoredangerousasaresultofwidespreadpesticides．______65．Nowadaysitisveryconvenientforconsumerstofindandbuygreenfoodinsupermarketsastheyareclearlymarked．A．"Organicproduceisalwaysbetter,"Goldsaid,"Thefoodisfreeofpesticides（農(nóng)藥）,andyouaregenerallysupportingfamilyfarmsinsteadoflargefarms．Andmoreoftenthannotitislocallygrownandseasonal,soitistastier．"Goldisoneofagrowingnumberofshoppersbuyingintotheorganictrend,andsupermarketsacrossBritainarecountingonmorelikehimastheygrowtheirorganicfoodbusiness．B．MarketresearchshowsthatGoldandotherswhobuyorganicfoodcangenerallygiveclearreasonsfortheirpreferences,buttheirknowledgeoforganicfoodisfarfromcomplete．Forexample,smallamountsofpesticidescanbeusedonorganicproducts．AndaboutthreequartersoforganicfoodinBritainisnotlocalbuti