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conversation than whatever's going down on Instagram.You might never be able to achieve this,giventhe power of today's social media,so if you're close enough to a person,Leslie advises you to directly askthem:"What's on that thing that's so interesting?"Chances are that they will apologise at once andquickly put the phone away.But if the answer is something real,talk about it.Better yet,you can avoidthe situation in advance by saying something like,"I'm really interested in catching up properly,so howabout we leave our phones in the car?"If they indeed have that flat tyre or sick kid,at least you won'thave to assume that it's because your stories are boring.24.What does it usually mean when someone checks their phone constantly during a conversation?A.They are checking the time.B.They are enjoying the conversation.C.They are bored with the conversation.D.They are looking for excuses to leave.25.What could be a reason for the cell-addicts'annoying habits according to Leslie?A.They may be nervous or anxious.B.They are being rude intentionally.C.They are avoiding the conversation.D.They are disinterested in social interactions.26.What is a better way to deal with the rudeness?A.Talk about something real.B.Ask the other person directly.C.Avoid the situation in advance.D.Ask the other person for explanation.27.What's the main idea of this text?A.What is a cell-addict.B.How to deal with a cell-addict.C.Why people repeatedly change their phones.D.When to cut in appropriately during a conversation.CMillions of shipping containers are sitting empty at ports all over the world.And they've been atreasure for architects Ada Tolla and Giuseppe Lignano.The two were in San Franciseo recently for the opening of an exhibition at Hosfelt Gallery focused ontheir use of shipping containers as building materials.The Italian"starchiteets"got into the shipping container building game in the 1990s and people likeshipping container buildings not only because they look interesting but also because they seem to solve aproblem-finding a use for the millions of used steel shipping containers across the planet.They're usedin projects like Photoville in New York City,which transforms the containers into mini art galleries,andMonarch Village,a development for formerly uhoused people in Lawrence,Kansas."Shippingcontainers are great for building with beeause they are modular(模块化的)，movable and durable,”Califomia architect Dougs Bumam.But there also exist many challenges,a significant one of which is temperature regulation.Thosesteel boxes get very cold inside in winter-and very,very hot in summer.Joe Carroll lived in an eye-catching shipping container home designed by LOP-EK for five years.Carroll said that he appreciated many things about LOT-EK's approach.It's about designing structuresthat are unique looking,not just a row of cubes,"said Carroll.But Carroll also said his energy bills weresky high..“There was no thermal heat or solar,”he said.“We didn't have any of that in the home..”All that heating and cooling takes not only money but environmental resources.onSo-what should we do with them?Critics say the most environmentally friendly use of all theseunused steel shipping containers is to recycle them."The pitch (of these containers is,Well,we're saving them.'But it doesn't make any sense,"said San Francisco-based architect Mark Hogan ofOpenScope Studio,who has publicly shared his concerns about shipping container housing."You'd bemuch better off recycling the container into steel and then build out of steel studs-like the normal wayyou'd build a building."【琢名小渔·高三考点评估卷·英语（一）第4页（共8页）】

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