六、阅读理解。
People are spending much money buying mystery boxes(盲盒) these days. Usually, there are toys in mystery boxes, but now shops are putting food in them. They are “leftover(剩菜) mystery boxes”.
They are becoming more and more popular in China's cities such as Beijing, Nanjing and Chengdu. The food inside is near its expiration date(保质期) and will be thrown away if no one buys it.
Each box costs little money but has a lot of food inside. I buy leftover mystery boxes from an app. Each box costs about 3 to 5 pounds, and there are usually three to four things inside. For example, the box I buy from a coffee shop has three kinds of bread and one cake. The box costs 3 pounds but the original price(原价) is around 10 pounds. Every time I buy a mystery box, I feel happy thinking about how much money I can save. Wasting less food is also good for the environment.
But the boxes also bring me problems, because I can’t choose what’s in the box. Sometimes I get the same kind of food. Also, the food may not be nutritious(有营养的) enough. I have to

make other dishes like a salad to make the meal healthier.
(
C
)1. What is a leftover mystery box?
A. A box with toys. B. A box with money.
C. A box with food. D. A box with clothes.
(
C
)2. How much money does the writer save when he buys the box from a coffee shop?
A. About 3 pounds. B. About 5 pounds. C. About 7 pounds. D. About 10 pounds.
(
B
)3. Which of the following is RIGHT about the leftover mystery boxes according to the passage?
A. We can only buy them in Beijing, Nanjing and Chengdu.
B. We can get more food with less money.
C. The price of the food is higher than before.
D. Buying mystery boxes can waste more food.
(
A
)4. Why do the boxes bring problems to the writer?
A. Because he has fewer choices and the food may be less nutritious.
B. Because he always gets the same kind of food.
C. Because he loves salad.
D. Because the food is nutritious enough.