每周一聽——那些年我們一起練過的聽力（第202期）

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每周一聽——那些年我們一起練過的聽力（第201期）
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During Soviet food   (1)    , gardening at traditional Russian country homes — known as dachas — was a matter of survival.
 
But with Russia's  (2)    economy, even some modern families in Moscow are relying on vegetables from the garden.
 
"Our grandma has a dacha where she grows lots of things like cabbage and beets,” “I am cooking borscht right now and I am using our [her] beets and carrots. The onions are ours [hers]. So we are saving on what we have   (3)      in summer. So that's why we don't feel it so badly."
 
For some   (4)      families, growing their own food is still not enough.
 
Russian volunteers run a food-sharing program to collect restaurant   (5)    and   (6)      them to those in need.
 
"For my family, food sharing is very important,” “We spend now a lot less on food than before, when we did not know about food sharing and did not use it. Now we hope that we'll get not only bread, but some other food, as well."
 
For Golubyeva’s family, food donations have cut their   (7)      bills in half.
 
"I think that food sharing has a big future and big ( 8)    in Russia,” said food-sharing volunteer Svetlana Kalmykova. “The main thing is to inform the public about it, so that people learn what it is and what is needed to be done. I think that many will join."
 
Meanwhile, Russians hope the economy   (9)    soon, so supplementing the high cost of food becomes less of a growing   (10)    .


上期答案
1．Association
2．statistics
3．kilometre
4．decades
5．roughly
6．obesity
7．worrying
8．unfit
9．inspire
10．flexible
       

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