Đề thi VSTEP Reading B1 — Community Gardens in Cities (mẫu r6)

Community gardens are growing in popularity in cities around the world. These shared spaces allow residents to grow vegetables, fruits, and flowers together. They are usually located on unused land, such as empty lots or rooftop areas. Many people join community gardens because they want to eat fresh, organic food. Growing their own produce also helps families save money on groceries. Additionally, gardens offer a peaceful escape from busy city life. Beyond food, community gardens serve an important social purpose. Neighbors who might never meet otherwise can work side by side. They share tools, knowledge, and harvest. Children learn where food comes from and develop respect for nature. Some cities now support these gardens by providing land or water at low cost. Others offer training programs for beginners. As more people discover the benefits, community gardens are changing how urban residents connect with each other and with the environment.