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The gardens faced a problem after a new road was built near the river. Rainwater from the road often flowed into the gardens, and the soil became too wet for some plants to grow well. Farmers tried to solve the problem by digging channels to move the water away. However, the channels were not enough during periods of heavy rain. As a result, gardens were damaged, and some farmers stopped growing flowers. The town began looking for a better way to protect the gardens and keep them useful.
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Today, visitors can enjoy Greenfieldâs gardens in several ways. During the spring, local guides take visitors along walking paths and explain how the raised beds work. A small garden center also sells plants and books about gardening. In addition, visitors can join workshops where they learn how to make their own raised garden beds. The Flower Festival is still held every year, although it is now smaller than it was in the past. Greenfieldâs gardens show how a community can protect an important part of its history while finding new ways to deal with problems.
(27) Why did many people visit Greenfield in spring?
To enjoy the colorful flowers in the town.
To learn how to build roads near the river.
To buy vegetables from farmers in other towns.
To take part in sports events at the Flower Festival.
(28) The rainwater from the new road
helped farmers grow more kinds of flowers.
made the soil too wet for some plants.
made the Flower Festival more popular.
caused the river to become smaller.
(29) Why did more farmers begin using raised garden beds?
They could grow flowers without using much water.
The town gave every farmer free garden beds.
Tests showed that the new method worked well.
Visitors asked farmers to use the new method.
(30) One way visitors can enjoy Greenfieldâs gardens today is by
joining a workshop to learn how to make raised garden beds.
entering the gardens without following any walking paths.
buying old flowers that were grown one hundred years ago.
taking part in the Flower Festival only during winter.
(31) Which of the following statements is true?
Greenfield became famous because farmers sold flowers only to shops in the town.
Farmers were able to solve the problem caused by rainwater simply by digging channels.
Most of Greenfieldâs large gardens had been changed to raised beds by the 1990s.
The Flower Festival is now larger and more popular than it was in the past.
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To: Sarah Miller smiller@cityhistorymuseum.org
Date: May 8
Subject: Inquiry about the museum program
Dear Sarah Miller,
My name is Daniel Brown, and I teach at Greenfield High School. Our students have been studying local history in social studies class, and one of my students has become very interested in how old buildings are preserved. He found your museumâs website online and was impressed by the photographs of the townâs historic houses. After reading about them, he would like to visit the museum to learn more about the areaâs history.
I am writing to ask whether it would be possible for the student to join one of the museum programs held on Saturdays by himself. His school activities finish at 1:00 p.m. on Saturdays, which is earlier than on other days. Since the museum is near the school, he should be able to arrive by 1:30 p.m. if he leaves immediately after his activities.
Please let me know if there is an available date and time for a Saturday program in the next two months. Could you also tell us whether he needs to make a reservation before visiting? He would like to take notes and use some information for his class report, so please let us know whether students are allowed to take notes during the program. Thank you very much for your time and consideration. I look forward to hearing from you.
Sincerely,
Daniel Brown
Greenfield High School
(24) Why is Daniel Brown contacting Sarah Miller?
To ask about the history of some old buildings.
To request information about a museum visit for his student.
To find a job for one of his students at the museum.
To explain why his students are studying social studies.
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the museum offers special programs every Saturday.
(26) What does Daniel want Sarah to tell him?
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Whether the student can take photographs of the historic houses.
What kind of school activities the student should prepare for.
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