30.What can we learn about handshake analysis A.It helps interpret hidden emotions B.It enhances communication skills C.It contributes to bonding with clients. D.It facilitates the process of negotiation. 31.What can be inferred about human interaction according to the last paragraph A.Non-verbal clues often mislead us. B.Handshakes are key to communication. C.One gesture cannot explain everything. D.Body language speaks louder than words. D Plastic has become an essential part of modern life,with around 1 million plastic water bottles sold every minute and 5 trillion plastic bags used worldwide every year,according to the UNs Environment Program.Half of all plastic production is designed for single-use purposes,and the annual output of over 400 million tons is projected to reach 1,100 million tons by 2050.This growing mountain of waste has intensified public and regulatory demands for improved recycling. Recycling plastic,however,is complex.Many items are dirty or made from multiple layers,making traditional methods ineffective.Consequently,over 90%of plastic waste is buried,or deserted in nature.In response,forward-thinking companies are investing in advanced recycling technologies to turn waste into raw materials for new plastic.Yet,this approach has caused debates. One common method,pyrolysis,involves heating plastic waste to produce oil and synthetic gas,which powers recycling plants.However,the process releases harmful substances,raising concerns about its environmental impact.Critics argue that,rather than achieving a reduction in carbon emissions（排放)，this method might result in similar or even higher levels of emissions compared to the production of new plastic.Some even accuse the industry of using advanced recycling as a way to justify continued plastic production.America's Environmental Protection Agency has rejected this approach,and European environmental groups share similar coneerns. Despite these challenges,advanced recycling has potential.For instance,Mura Technology in the UK claims its hydrothermal process produces more output with lower carbon emissions, while Australia's Samsara Eco is developing enzyme-based methods that remove the need for new oil.These advancements could make recycling more efficient and environmentally friendly, helping to keep plastic in use rather than in landfills(填埋场)， While the debate around advanced recycling continues,progress is underway.Britain recently approved a version of the mass-balance approach,and many EU member states are leaning towards acceptance.With further innovation and investment,advanced recycling could play a vital role in addressing the global plastic waste crisis. 高三英语试卷第7页（共12页）
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