Camden Water Conservation Garden

题目与答案

1. Which TWO things are available without charge at the plant care centre today?
   • garden gloves
   • packets of ladybugs
   • rose bush trimming lessons
   • hummingbird food
   • guidebooks

   答案：packets of ladybugs,rose bush trimming lessons

   原文定位：Many gardeners worry about trimming the branches of their rose bushes properly, so we're giving free demonstrations today;kids can pick up a complimentary packet of ladybugs to set free in their garden at home

   同义替换：「without charge」↔「complimentary」，「lessons」↔「demonstrations」

2. For which TWO areas are volunteer workers currently needed?
   • the plant care centre
   • the cafe
   • the gift shop
   • the tours
   • the office

   答案：the plant care centre,the tours

   原文定位：this time of year, as we approach our busiest season, we really need help in the Plant Care Center, and we can always use volunteer tour guides

3. Murray
   • varieties of desert plants
   • edible produce
   • lawns and lawn alternatives
   • native plants
   • ways of storing water
   • plants that attract wildlife

   答案：native plants

   原文定位：The oldest and most popular garden exhibit is the Murray Garden. This beautiful, fragrant garden showcases the natural beauty of the area, as every plant is indigenous, meaning local to this region

   同义替换：「native」↔「indigenous」

4. Benson
   • varieties of desert plants
   • edible produce
   • lawns and lawn alternatives
   • native plants
   • ways of storing water
   • plants that attract wildlife

   答案：varieties of desert plants

   原文定位：The Benson Garden has plants that are not local to the area, although they do grow well in our Southern Californian climate. This beautiful exhibit showcases plants from different parts of the world that grow very well in our climate with its very low rainfall, without any need for watering or irrigation

   同义替换：「desert」↔「dry-climate」

5. Smith
   • varieties of desert plants
   • edible produce
   • lawns and lawn alternatives
   • native plants
   • ways of storing water
   • plants that attract wildlife

   答案：edible produce

   原文定位：Then there is the Smith Garden;Everything grown in the Smith Garden can be eaten. You'll see fruits, vegetables, and standard garden herbs, not just to look at, but good to eat too

   同义替换：「edible produce」↔「fruits」

6. Nunez
   • varieties of desert plants
   • edible produce
   • lawns and lawn alternatives
   • native plants
   • ways of storing water
   • plants that attract wildlife

   答案：lawns and lawn alternatives

   原文定位：For those who struggle with the question of grass, which grass is best and how to care for it, make sure you stop by the Nunez Garden. This educational exhibit showcases seven types of grasses and their varying soil and water requirements. You'll also see innovative alternatives to the typical grass yard, including meadow grass and other types of ground cover in case you're looking to replace that thirsty lawn with something more water-wise

   同义替换：「lawns and lawn alternatives」↔「seven types of grasses」

7. Scanlan
   • varieties of desert plants
   • edible produce
   • lawns and lawn alternatives
   • native plants
   • ways of storing water
   • plants that attract wildlife

   答案：use of soil nutrients

   原文定位：The educational exhibits continue in the Scanlan Garden. In this garden, you can see how food scraps and other organic waste materials can be composted and turned into fertilizer. There are demonstrations, and volunteers are on hand to answer questions about enriching your soil, maximizing water retention, and feeding your plants

   同义替换：「use of soil nutrients」↔「fertilizer」

8. Savioli
   • varieties of desert plants
   • edible produce
   • lawns and lawn alternatives
   • native plants
   • ways of storing water
   • plants that attract wildlife

   答案：unified design

   原文定位：This garden combines features from all the other gardens to demonstrate how a water-wise garden can be planted to showcase a single beautiful hue, in this case, white. The factor that ties the whole garden together as a whole is the color

   同义替换：「unified」↔「ties the whole garden together as a whole」