学生啦：II.Grammar and VocabularySectionADirections:After reading the passage below,fill in the blanks to make the passages coherent andgrammatically correct.For the blanks with a given word,fill in each blank with the proper form ofthe given word;for the other blanks,use one word that best fits each blank.Going Hungry in the Land of the RichThe United States is one of the world's wealthiest countries.Despite this,many Americansstruggle just to put healthy food,or any food at all,on the table every day.One might think that afood shortage (21)(happen)in America,but this is not the case.There is more thansufficient food for everyone,40%of(22)is unfortunately,wasted every day.There aremany different ways food (23)(waste):farmers only pick the best-looking crops,deliveries aren't made on time,supermarkets throw out extra products,customers buy more thanthey need,and so on.The highest level of wastage tends to happen in the richest communities.Meanwhile,people who live in poor or rural areas often have little or no access to food.These areas are called "food deserts."They have fewer supermarkets,and the only food optionsthat they (24)afford are often unhealthy ones.Healthy foods (25)fresh fruits and vegetables may be impossible to find.Sadly,12.8%of the Americanpopulation live in the food deserts.What can we do to help (26)who don't have enough food?Shirley and Annie Zhucame up with a solution.In 2017,when Hurricane Harvey destroyed over 100,000 homes in theircity,Houston,the sisters got involved.(27)helping to clear water from a floodedsupermarket,they saw a huge amount of food being wasted.At the same time,thousands of peoplein the city didn't have enough(28)(eat).The girls set up Fresh Hub with 10 of their classmates,(29)(hope)to dosomething to help.They created an app which could be used by residents to find out (30)fresh food was available.Then they contacted local farmers and supermarkets to askfor their extra food.To date,Fresh Hub has delivered more than 15,000 pounds of food to peoplein need.Section B