每周一聽——那些年我們一起練過的聽力（第188期）

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Every city has its problems, and hopefully is always looking for unique ways to solve them. One eastern US city is hoping the creativity and outside the box thinking of young people can come to the rescue.

An oyster habitat, abandoned houses    (1)    to gardens, a cart that turns into a homeless shelter, a multi-layered rainwater filtering system — these are some of the products they came up with.

The inventors are students, from 10 to 17 years old.

Big problems, simple answers

Sixth grader Sydney Lane-Ryer and her team focused on the decreasing oyster population in the nearby Chesapeake Bay.

"Our solution," she explained, "was to create an oyster   (2)    : that will sit on the bottom of the ocean, or I guess the harbor in our case, that will be connected to a floating wetland that has a bunch of different plants that will also give    (3)    :  with their roots to the oysters to help them thrive, and it will also help filter out    (4)    :  and dirt and other things in the water."

A high school team decided to tackle a different problem in Baltimore: more than 16,000 abandoned h/omes.

"We wanted to convert abandoned row houses into greenhouses," said Natasha Dada, "that would serve as community gardens and also would produce food for homeless shelters and soup kitchens in the area."

Thinking outside the box

The Digital Harbor Found/ation, which    (5)    :  youth technology programs, *** FabSlam.

"The purpose of FabSlam is to give kids a chance to experiment with creative problem-solving," said Shawn Grimes, the Foundation's Technology Director. "So we present a challenge to them that's very open, very vague, and we give them an opportunity to come up with their own solution to their own problem that they identify within that sort of constraint."

The teams had six weeks to get everything done — from identifying a problem and doing research, and designing and developing a    (6)    :  or a product using a 3-D printer and other digital    (7)    :  techniques.

"A lot of these houses... don't have gas or water or electricity," Natasha told VOA, "so we wanted to make the house    (8)    : . We have solar panels on the roof. ... We also have an irrigation system with rain collection and    (9)    :  that automatically waters the plants."

The teams pitched their project to the judges and presented them to the audience.

And then the announcement of the winner.

Judge Marty McGuire said his favorite part of the project "is that they essentially showed us something that they could put in the water right now and we can see how well it works."

For sixth grader Sydney Lane-Ryer, the competition was    (10)    : . "I really learned a good life lesson here," she said. "I learned that with the right technology and even with your own hands and your mind and creativity, you really could make something that could change the world."

The middle schoolers say they believe that they can make a huge impact locally and globally.

小伙伴們，大家好，這一期每周聽力真是費(fèi)勁！驚動了我外語學(xué)習(xí)版的各個(gè)版主，大家都參與進(jìn)來了，現(xiàn)在木蟲對敏感詞匯把關(guān)特別嚴(yán)，有些詞匯莫名其妙的就被當(dāng)作敏感詞匯，從而不能發(fā)帖，昨晚上弄到4：30 a.m.也沒有發(fā)出來帖子，幸虧兩位版主的幫忙，感謝小凝和小丫的幫忙，特別是小凝花了很多時(shí)間幫我一個(gè)單詞一個(gè)單詞排查，很感動，我們版主們?yōu)榱宿k好這個(gè)活動，花了好多時(shí)間，用了很多心血，所以希望大家對每一期聽力資料的利用充分，這樣才不辜負(fù)我們的付出！讓我們一起學(xué)英語，我們一起聽聽力！每天進(jìn)步一點(diǎn)點(diǎn)！ 期待更多小伙伴加入我們。加油�。�！金幣獎勵活動繼續(xù)，連續(xù)參加4期的小伙伴們請私信我，我會給大家及時(shí)發(fā)放獎勵，期待你們得到更多的獎勵！
上期答案
1. constrained
2. weird
3. psychologist
4. colleagues
5. distinct
6. predict
7. mystery
8. obey
9. universal
10. strategies