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南京市、盐城市2023届高三年级第一次模拟考试
英 语 试 题
第一部分 听力 (共两节，满分30分)
做题时，先将答案标在试卷上。录音内容结束后，你将有两分钟的时间将试卷上的答案转涂到答题卡上。
第一节(共5小题; 每小题1. 5分，满分7. 5分)
听下面5段对话。每段对话后有一个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项，并标在试卷的相应位置。听完每段对话后，你都有10秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅读下一小题。每段对话仅读一遍。
例：How much is the shit
A. 19. 15. B. 9. 18. C. 9. 15.
答案是C.
1.What will the speakers do next
A. Visit Simon. B. Plan a picnic. C. Make a call.
2.How was the weather during the woman’ s trip
A. Sunny. B. Rainy. C. Windy.
3.Why does the woman recommend Gramercy Tavern
A. Its price is low. B. Its food is tasty. C. Its service is excellent.
4.What will the woman most probably give to Kathy
A. A hand-made bag. B. A scarf. C. A box of chocolates.
5.What are the speakers mainly talking about
A. A book. B. A writer. C. A list.
第二节(共15小题; 每小题1. 5分，满分22. 5分)
听下面5段对话或独白。每段对话或独白后有几个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项，并标在试卷的相应位置。听每段对话或独白前，你将有时间阅读各个小题，每小题5秒钟；听完后，各小题将给出5秒钟的作答时间。每段对话或独白读两遍。
听第6段材料，回答第6、7题。
6.What is the probable relationship between the speakers
A. Workmates. B. Schoolmates. C. Neighbors.
7.What does the man plan to do next month
A. Fish by the river. B. Move his house. C. Go to the beach.
听第7段材料，回答第8、9题。
8.Where does the conversation take place
A. At a meeting room. B. At the Regents Company. C. At the front desk
9.When will the taxi arrive
A. At 1:15. B. At 1:30. C. At 2:00.
听第8段材料，回答第10至12题。
10.Where did the man’ s interest in business come from
A. His childhood experience. B. His college courses C. His school project.
11.What does the man do now
A. He manages his father’ s shop.
B. He works at a foreign company
C. He does import trade on his own.
12.What is the woman
A. A businesswoman. B. A reporter. C. A student.
听第9段材料，回答第13至16题。
13.What is the man’ s problem
A. He can’ t find a job.
B. He is too busy with work
C. He missed a job interview.
14.What does the woman suggest the man do
A. Move to another city. B. Join an online group. C. Talk to his boss.
15.What does the man think of the woman’ s idea
A. Interesting. B. Excellent. C. Strange.
16.What will the man do next
A. Surf the Internet. B. Send an application letter. C. Buy some clothes.
听第10段材料，回答第17至20题。
17.What is the speaker doing
A. Teaching a class. B. Presenting a guest. C. Sharing an experience.
18.What is the purpose of Street Play Project
A. To establish a better community.
B. To make children play in the street safely.
C. To call for volunteers to help local residents.
19.When did Alice Riches come up with Street Play Project
A. Two years ago. B. Four years ago. C. Six years ago.
20.What does Alice Riches want to do
A. Close the street longer.
B. Get more children involved.
C. Promote the project to other cities.
第二部分 阅读 (共两节，满分50分)
第一节 (共15小题；每小题2. 5分，满分37. 5分)
阅读下列短文，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。
A
The Right Electric Bike For You
The bicycle fever is back, but this time it has gone electric. According to NPD Group which tracks the bicycle industry, electric bike sales have more than doubled since 2019. And their popularity is still on the rise. Confirm your need and pick the electric bike that’ s best for you.
MODEL WHAT’ S IT FOR WHO’ S IT FOR
Swagtron EB5 ◆Such e-bikes are designed to make short trips, adding to the rider’ s comfort and ability to see. The electric assistance allows you to travel easily and comfortably. ◆Those looking for alternatives to driving around the town. They’ re lighter than most motorcycles, making them perfect for carrying groceries and laptops.
Specialized Turbo ◆These e-bikes use the same light structure and narrow wheels as conventional touring bikes. The electric motor makes it possible to cover longer distances. ◆Riders who are eager for more challenging cycling or want to extend the riding distance. The riding position may discourage those with back or neck pain.
RadWagon 4 ◆With strong structure and fat wheels, they transport relatively heavy loads, which can be equipped with a seat or rack (支架). ◆Anyone who would prefer to transport large loads of groceries or packages(or even small kids) with something other than a car.
Ancheer EM ◆With stronger structure, bigger wheels, and suspension systems that absorb the impact of rough rides, they can handle rough landscapes. ◆Someone who wants to experience the excitement of riding down dirt tracks but also wants a bit help from an electric motor.
21.Which magazine is this Text probably taken from
A. Techlife News. B. Muscle & Fitness.
C. How It Works. D. Consumer Reports.
22.Which is most suitable for someone who wants to challenge long-range tours
A. Swagtron EB5. B. Specialized Turbo. C. RadWagon 4. D. Ancheer EM.
23.What can we learn about the electric bikes
A. Designs of ‘ electric bikes are based on travel purposes.
B. Electric bikes are more popular than conventional bikes.
C. Riders of these electric bikes put speed in the first place.
D. The trend of electric bikes replacing cars can’ t be prevented.
B
Christian Liden decided that he would not pick out a ring from a jeweler’ s like most other people. He hatched an ambitious plan to create a personalized ring for his future wife, Desirae Clovis. Therefore, he made up his mind to go into the wild to find his own materials: the diamond, the gold and the accompanying jewels.
So, in May 2022, Liden told Clovis that he and Josh Tucker, his best friend, were heading out on a camp to Yellowstone. Instead, he and Tucker made for Crater of Diamonds State Park, Arkansas, which is set on a volcanic crater (坑). The park is one of the few places in the world where the public is welcome to search for rea! diamonds and can keep them for free. Since its opening, only 1 in 10,000 park visitors is lucky enough to find a diamond that weighs a carat or more. Still, he was up for the challenge.
On their way, Liden and Tucker stopped in Helena, Montana, to mine for accompanying jewels to add to the diamond they hoped to score. In Arkansas, the pair paid $10 each to get into the park and spent almost three days searching through the volcanic dirt.
On the third morning, Liden suddenly spotted something reflecting light in the sands. “I was so excited that I started shaking,” he said, “It was oily and shiny, and we both just knew it was a Diamond.”
It was confirmed that Liden had found a 2. 2-carat yellow diamond. Similarly-sized diamonds go for $2,500 to $20,000 per carat, depending on quality, color and cut. But the value wasn’t what was important to Liden.
When he pulled out the diamond and got on his knee upon his return, Clovis was amazed. “I knew that he was going to propose someday, she said, “but I certainly didn’t expect this.”
24.What was Christian Liden’ s ambitious plan
A. He intended his ring to consist of various jewels.
B. He would get a personalized ring from a jeweler’ s
C. He decided to make a ring together with his future wife.
D. He planned to hunt for a natural diamond to create a ring.
25.Why did Liden and Tucker choose Crater of Diamond State Park
A. It was the only place that charged jewel hunters nothing
B. They were likely to find more than just natural diamonds
C. The majority of park visitors had got their ideal diamonds
D. The public was allowed to keep any diamond found there.
26.Why was Liden excited about his findings
A. He had got the largest diamond in the park’ s history.
B. The value of the diamond was above his expectations.
C. He was lucky to acquire the diamond for his dream ring.
D. The quality and color of his diamond ranked among the best.
27.What can we learn from the story
A. True love stories never have endings. B. Love shows more in action than in words.
C. Absence makes two hearts grow fonder. D. A life lived in love will never be boring.
C
This year saw the publication, in stages, of the sixth report by the UN’ s Inter governmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC)—a report which was depressing reading for many climate scientists, and in some ways offered a ray of hope.
Why depressing Because the report confirmed what scientists have been saying for years: that human activity,
particularly in the form of emissions(排放) of greenhouse gases, is responsible for the warming in the past few centuries, and that unless such emissions are greatly reduced, we will soon bring about our entire ecosystem’s destruction.
The report concluded that 1.5℃ of global warming over the next couple of hundred years is already “baked in”. This makes the goals outlined in the 2015 Paris Agreement—that nations agreed to keep warming below 2℃, and hopefully below 1. 5℃—much harder to meet. Worse still, the IPCC report was followed later in the year by the COP 27 summit (峰会), described by Prof Dann Michell, as “a complete failure, other than some commitment to loss and damage.”
And the ray of hope The IPCC’ s sixth report was broader in approach than previous studies—looking in-depth for the first time at the role played in warming by short-term greenhouse gases such as methane(甲烷) for instance.
“Reducing carbon emissions is always the best approach: stop the problem at its source,” said Mitchell. “But we also need other approaches to help with this. Methane is important, but it’ s so short-lived—that’ s why we haven’ t been so bothered when compared with CO2”.
The IPCC working groups showed potential adaptation paths, and they are the other things we can do in terms of fighting climate change and relieving its worst effects, rather than simply reducing carbon emissions. This would include taking measures such as switching to a more plan-based diet (to reduce methane emissions), controlling population growth, reducing financial inequality, and developing means by which we might remove CO2, that’ s already in our atmosphere, rather than simply preventing it being released.
28.Which of the following can best describe the sixth report by IPCC
A. Seemingly contradictory. B. Wholly promising.
C. Particularly hopeless. D. Exceptionally new.
29.What does the underlined phrase “baked in” in paragraph 2 mean
A. out of date. B. to the full. C. under discussion. D. in progress.
30.According to the passage, what can we learn about methane
A It has been long regarded as a major source of global warming.
B. Its role in global warming had been overlooked before the report.
C. Its boost to global warming is as much as other greenhouse gases.
D. It is considered as a new approach to reducing global warming.
31.How many aspects do the adaptation paths involve in the last paragraph
A. 2. B. 3. C. 4. D. 5.
D
Does your life ever feel as if you’ re pushing a heavy car—one on which you’ve spent much money and that has now broken down You’ve done everything right: you haven’ t invested heavily in a new business or quit your job to pursue your childhood dream of becoming a professional athlete. You have been a sensible adult living your sensible life. So why does it feel like such hard work
This has been me for the past few months. Earlier this year, I took a long hard look at my sources of income and decided to focus on the ones that provided the most money. I’ m lucky enough to have had a good financial year. But despite doing the right thing, it has used up my energy and I’ve worked out why.
Years ago, I realized that I disliked hard work. Don’ t get me wrong, I don’ t mind working hard, but hard work isn’t for me. What’ s the difference For a start, hard work feels as if it never really gets going. You can push hard work and it might move a little but there’ s no celebratory moment when it gets done. Most importantly, hard work lacks joy. Working hard on a project you feel excited and moved by can be tiring and difficult, but it’ s ultimately joyful and that is what I’ve been missing.
So I asked myself what would feel scary but joyful and this is the answer. I’ m going to write a romance. Of course, being a middle-aged journalist who suddenly decides to write a book is nothing novel. However, for me, it hits the sweet spot between being joyful enough to make me want to do it and scary enough to make me feel it’ s worthwhile.
As with all good middle-aged changes, this one hasn’t really been thought through. I know little about writing fiction and even less about what makes a good book. I have the thinnest of ideas for a plot but, for the first time in a while, I’ m excited, I will be another Jane Austen with my fantasies which give me life. So now, I have to go and sharpen my pencil.
32.What can best describe the author’ s current feeling about life
A. A new business makes her feel fresh. B. She has got everything under her control.
C. She is conflicted about living a sensible life. D. A childhood dream inspires her to more efforts.
33.What does the underlined word “it” in paragraph 2 refer to
A. Living a rather sensible life. B. Identifying income sources.
C. Discovering new life goals. D. Sorting out the author’ s jobs.
34.What’ s the authors understanding of hard work and working hard
A. Journalism is a career worth working hand.
B. Hard work is something either sweet or tiring.
C. Writing a romance is difficult but rewarding.
D. Working hard rarely brings about satisfaction.
35.What is probably the best title for the Text
A. Works like a dream. B. Middle-aged job crisis
C. Celebratory moment. D. A future Jane Austen.
第二节(共5小题；每小题2. 5分，满分12. 5分)
阅读下面短文，从短文后的选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。
Complaining is often looked at as a negative, but if you perfect it great things can happen.
36 Articles and experts insist that too much complaining will “lower your empathy(共情) and stop you achieving your dream and living the life you want. They suggest that you cut out negativity from your life, especially people who complain. But humans love to complain.
I know this because I get paid to sit with people while they complain and process every week. 37 Once we discover how to effectively integrate it, great things can happen. Dr Robin Kowalski found those who complain with the hopes of achieving a certain result tend to be happier.
Complaining also influences how people see us, creates social bonds, encourages empathy and helps create real changes. It plays a very important role in our lives and is a skill that can be extremely effective. 38
So here are some ways to deal with the art of complaining in a skillful way.
1. Clarify and organize your complaints. It will get your complaints across to others more easily.
2. Work out who can give you a hand. 39 Pick those who can empathize with you or help with your goal.
3. Make connections with others. It would be possible for people to know what you needed.
Conclude from specific things above, and our complaining is much more likely to feel useful and effective:
Use facts and logic.
Identity who has the ability to make it happen.
40
Whatever your complaining. it’ll make for your improvement when used correctly and effectively.
A. Get rid of your biter complaints.
B. Don’ t complain to the same people.
C. Actually, complaining has a bad reputation.
D. Socialize with others to make complaints accessible.
E. Complaining does serve as a real purpose in our lives.
F. However, the influences of complaining are not necessarily beneficial to us all.
G. Our goal is not to remove complaining, but make it more useful and effective.
第三部分 语言运用(共两节， 满分30分)
第一节(共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分)
阅读下面短文，从每题所给的A. B、C. D四个选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。
Milo is a rescue dog, adopted by 20-year-old Makayla Swift, One morning in November 2021, Swift opened her front door and Milo __41__ running. “I couldn’ t catch him,” she said.
Milo ran to a house across the street. He seemed __42__ with this house, so he ran to the one next door, Swift on his __43__.
When it started scratching (抓挠) on the front door, Swift was __44__. No everyone wants a __45__ dog on their property. But as she tried to __46__ Milo away, she could hear a sound coming through an open upstairs window. It was a voice crying “Help!”
Hours earlier, Sherry Star, 85, had just __47__ around 4 am. “All of a sudden, standing there between the toilet and the bathtub, I __48__.” she said, “I went down hard on the floor.” “I could not move at all,” said Starr, who was __49__ between the toilet and the bathtub, Starr was feeling __50__ all over, but more than anything, she was scared. “I’ m thinking: I’ m just going to die here.”
Her best __51__, she decided, was to listen for the letter carrier in the afternoon. For the next few hours, Starr __52__ crying: “Help! Help! Help!”
“Her voice was very __53__,” said Swift. “You had to be right on the spot to hear Mrs. Starr cry for __54__ unless you were Milo, who had __55__ heard Star the instant I had opened the own front door.” Swift called 911 and soon medical staff helped her out.
41.A broke of B. cleared of C. came around D. wandered around
42.A. concerned B. annoyed C. impressed D. delighted
43.A. tail B. right C. back D. front
44.A. depressed B. inspired C. amused D. embarrassed
45.A cute B. faithful C. strange D. gentle
46.A. send B. turn C. drag D. throw
47.A. calmed down B. lain down C. sat up D. risen up
48.A. dived B. delayed C. skipped D. slipped
49.A found B. stuck C. hidden D. placed
50.A. pain B. case C. strength D. anger
51.A. bet B. result C. role D. guess
52.A. imagined B. regretted C. practiced D. stopped
53.A. familiar B. clear C. soft D. different
54.A. freedom B. mercy C. peace D. help
55.A. eventually B. apparently C. randomly D. frequently
第二节(共10小题；每小题1. 5分，满分15分)
阅读下面短文，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。
Aiming to inspire the people of various countries to learn Chinese, the video series The Imagination of Art was
released on Oct. 24.
The project, 56 (join) produced by the Center for Language Education and Cooperation and Central Academy of Fine Arts, selects multiple art pieces created by four artists: Wu Jan’ an, Kang Lei, Lu Zhengyuan and Zhang Fan.
Under the theme of “Chinese language plus arts”, the series 57 (comprise) of two parts, the first part of which contains four episodes, each 58 (feature) one artist. The second part will see education experts guide Chinese learning from their 59 (work).
In the first episode, Wu, one director of Fine Arts Experimental Art School at the academy. 60 (share) his creation procedure of The Heaven of Nine Levels, 61 hand-carved piece inspired by Shan Hai Jing. The second introduces The Garden of Forking Paths, artist Kang’ s painting, 62 title is inspired from Jorge Borges’ novel. The work demonstrates Kang’ s reflection 63 time, as she paints different sceneries and objects in different places and at different times worldwide 64 (record) her feelings and experiences.
The other two episodes are respectively about Lu’ s work Solid Liquid and Zhang’ s work Tianxin, both of which have a 65 (power) effect on people learning Chinese.
第四部分 写作(共两节，满分40分)
第一节(满分15分)
假定你是李华，你校英文报开设了Daily Wisdom Quote专栏，请你用英文给编辑写一封信，推介一句你喜欢的名言，内容包括：
1. 名言阐述；
2. 推介理由。
注意：
1. 写作词数应为80左右；
2. 请按如下格式在答题卡的对应位置作答。
Dear editor,
Yours,
Li Hua
第二节(满分25分)
阅读下面材料，根据其内容和所给段落开头语续写两段，使之构成篇完整的短文。
As I stood in line waiting to cash out at a “pack your own” kind of store, where customers pack their items by themselves, I stared at the customer in front of me reading the magazines. She was young, but she already had a tired look to her, with heads bent forwards—as if life had beaten her down too many times.
Her face looked pale from extreme tiredness. Her winter coat was thin and unbuttoned. The well-worn scarf around her throat probably did little to protect it from the cold weather. Her hands turning a few pages, were rough and red. When I looked down at her boots, I could see a small piece of a clear plastic bag partially visible through a hole in her left boot.
The items in her cart (购物车) included the cheapest cuts of meat and some things like rice and potatoes. There were also lots of noodles. Day-old bread, inexpensive soap, and tissues on sale—well, almost. In a far corner sat a little toy and a pretty dress that was 50 percent off.
She continued to look at the magazines as we waited, and more people lined up behind us. She finally took one out and turned it over several times, trying to find a price before finally turning home.
“I’ m sorry to bother you,” she began in a shy and nervous tone. “But can you tell me how much this is I forgot my glasses at home.”
“Of course.” I said with a smile.
When I finally found the small print and told her, she shook her head and put it back.
“They’ve become so expensive, haven’ t they ” I said sympathetically.
“Next!” The cashier called in a gentle voice before she could answer, and she moved forward to begin her
transaction(交易).
注意：
1. 续写词数应为150左右；
2. 请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。
When told the cost, the woman’ s face paled.
I approached the cashier and whispered “Include her removed items in my bill, please.”
盐城市、南京市2022—2023 学年度第一学期期末调研测试 高三英语参考答案
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21-23 DBA 24-27 DDCB 28-31 ADBC 32-35 CACA 36-40 CEGBD
41-45 ABADC 46-50 CDDBA 51-55 ACCDB
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写作
第一节
Dear editor,
I’ d like to recommend the famous saying “A journey of a thousand begins with a single step.” to your column.
It was wisely put by Lao-Tzu. Whatever we do, we must take the first step which pave the way for our ambition. Moreover. we still need to make continuous efforts to go further regardless of countless of hardships. As a senior, we should keep motivated and move on.
I’ll appreciate it if the saying is included in the column. (80 words)
Yours
Li Hua
第二节
When told the cost, the woman’ s face paled. She opened a worn-out change purse, counting small bills and change. With a deep breath, she scanned her groceries to see what she could do without. One by one, she removed things, but she still came up short. She continued to get rid of much-needed goods while the cashier patiently took away things with a pleased at smile, setting them aside. The woman finally cut back on her groceries, paid, and moved down to pack them. (75 words)
I approached the cashier and whispered “Include her removed items in my bill, please!” She nodded knowingly, winking at me and finishing the transaction. I moved next, wondering how to slide the extra things into her old cart. The cashier solved the problem by “accidentally” dropping several oranges which flew past the lady. “I’ll get those,” the woman offered kindly to pick up the runaway fruit. I quickly finished our plan. Then, my thoughts wandered to the lady who was enjoying a hearty delicious dish with her little girl. (75 words)
听力原文
Text 1
W: Is Simon coming to the picnic with us tomorrow
M: I don’ t think so, but on my way home, I can pay a visit to ask.
W: Don’ t bother. Let’ s phone him to be sure.
Text 2
M: Sally, how was your holiday You certainly looked sunburnt.
W: Yes, it wasn’t bad, not bad at all.
M: I heard the weather was bad in Sardinia.
W: Oh, it rained and blew hard on the other side of the island. But we were lucky I guess.
Text 3
M: Mary, any suggestion for a restaurant here in Manhattan
W: There’ s always Gramercy Tavern. The food is to die for, but it’ s not cheap.
M: That sounds like a good place. I hope the service is good too.
Text 4
W: I’ll go and stay with Kathy in London next month, but I don’ t know what gift to bring. Do you
think she’ d like a hand-made bag
M: If I were you, I’ d choose something like a scarf. Oh, and how about a box of chocolates
W: Um, I prefer your first idea.
Text 5
M: Lisa, why the sudden interest in John Grisham
W: Well, I read his first book, and I found it very interesting. So, I put his other books on my reading
list.
Text 6
W: Hey, Mark! How’ve you been It’ s been so long.
M: Yeah, Judy. I can’ t believe it’ s been like a year since we had that fishing trip by the river.
W: At least! I’ve been trying to get everyone together, but you know, it’ s just hard to organize so many people after graduation.
M: Yes, work comes first. Well, Elaine and I are thinking of heading up to the beach next month. We’ d love it if you want to go.
W: Actually, I’ m moving house next month. Let’ s play it by ear.
Text 7
W: Good morning, sir. What can I do for you
M: I’ m Mr. Smith in Room 1211. Would you get me a taxi for this afternoon
W: Sure, Mr. Smith. Where do you want the taxi to take you
M: Well, I have to attend a meeting at 2 o’ clock at the Regents Company. I’ m hoping that it is not very far from here.
W: No. It’ s only a twenty-minute drive and you will be fine as the traffic is not heavy at that time.
M: Then one thirty will be fine. No! Make it one fifteen to be on the safe side, please.
W: OK. I will make a booking right away for you.
Text 8
W: Mr. Smith. Thank you for agreeing to speak with me despite your busy schedules.
M: No problem.
W: Can you tell me where your interest in business came from
M: Well, I think my interest in business came from working in my father’s shop in Shanghai when I was a kid. I found it so interesting, and I wanted to open my own shop when I grew up.
W: So, did you manage that
M: Well, after college, I worked in a foreign trading company and gained a lot of experience. Now I’ve set up my own trading company. I import Chinese goods and sell them here in the USA.
W: That’ s very interesting and inspiring. Well, thank you for your time. That’ll be enough for my school project.
Text 9
W: Hi Peter! How are you doing these days
M: Oh, Hi Mary. I’ve been looking for a job, but I can’ t find one.
W: That’ s too bad. Why did you leave your last job
M: Well, my boss was too hard on me and the salary was quite low.
W: I see.
M: I sent out my application letter to more than twenty companies. Unfortunately, I’ve only had two interviews so far.
W: Have you tried looking online for a job
M: Yes, but so many of the jobs require moving to another city. I don’ t want to do that.
W: How about going to some of those networking groups
M: What are they
W: They’ re groups of people who are also looking for work. They help each other discover new opportunities.
M: Sounds great. I’ll definitely try some of those.
W: I’ m glad to hear that. So, what are you doing here
M: I’ m shopping for a new suit. I want to make the best impression possible at my job interviews!
W: There you go. You can make it!
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W: My guest on the show today is Alice Riches who started the Street Play Project in Beechwood Road where she lives. Street Play involves local residents closing off their street for a few hours so that children have a chance to play in the street safely with the help of volunteers. She started it in her street, Beechwood Road, and the idea caught on, and there are now Street Play Project all over the city. She first had the idea when her oldest child was still a baby, so that’ s about six years ago now—but it took at least two years of campaigning before she was actually able to make it happen. So the project’ s been up and running for four years now. She’ d love to be able to close the road for longer—for the whole weekend, from Saturday morning until Sunday evening, for example. At the moment it’ s just once a week. But when she started, it was only once a month. But she’ s working on it. Now let’ s welcome Alice Riches.
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