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一、未知
1．What will the wman prbably d next?
A．Draw a picture.B．Send an email.C．Check the article.
2．What can we learn abut the man?
A．He’s frgetful.B．He’s in a hurry.C．He’s rganized.
3．Where des the cnversatin prbably take place?
A．In a science museum.B．In an art gallery.C．In a cncert hall.
4．What des the wman think f the smartwatch?
A．It’s cmplicated.B．It’s affrdable.C．It’s unnecessary.
5．What are the speakers talking abut?
A．A wrk mde shift.B．A jb hunting experience.C．A time management methd.
听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。
6．What are the speakers ding?
A．Writing a nvel.B．Watching a film.C．Staging a play.
7．Hw des the wman feel abut the plt?
A．Imaginative.B．Cnfusing.C．Predictable.
听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。
8．Why is the new statin being built in the suburbs?
A．T stre big telescpes.
B．T avid heavy urban traffic.
C．T ensure ideal bserving cnditins.
9．What might bther Tm in his wrk?
A．The heavy physical labr.
B．The unusual wrking hurs.
C．The pr research facilities.
10．Hw will the wman cntribute t the prject?
A．By prcessing digital data.B．By buying new cameras.C．By mnitring the statin.
听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。
11．What especially drives the wman t study architecture?
A．Its visible influence n a city.
B．Her discussin with a prfessr.
C．Its cmbinatin f design and engineering.
12．What d we knw abut architecture nwadays?
A．It cvers varius fields.
B．It requires multiple degrees.
C．It invlves diverse decratins.
13．What will the wman prbably learn this summer?
A．Western philsphy.B．Scial ecnmics.C．Cmputer science.
听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。
14．What is the wman’s view n the AI tl?
A．It needs mre tests.B．It wrks quite well.C．It perfrms terribly.
15．What is the man’s wrry abut the AI tl?
A．Its privacy risk.B．Its unreliable accuracy.C．Its cmplex peratin.
16．What functin f the AI tl impresses the man?
A．Recrding daily reading habits.
B．Translating freign bks quickly.
C．Offering randm recmmendatins.
17．Hw can the man use the AI tl?
A．With his library accunt.B．With the librarian’s help.C．With a new accunt.
听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。
18．What was Linda’s task at the dairy cmpany?
A．Delivering sugary ygurts t markets.
B．Measuring the sugar level in prducts.
C．Analyzing the nutritinal value f sugar.
19．What did Linda’s team d in Chicag?
A．They bsted sales f existing prducts.
B．They invented a sugar-testing methd.
C．They created new drinks frm plants.
20．What did Linda’s team develp?
A．A lw-fat chclate.B．A sugar-free prduct.C．An AI-driven prgram.
Vlunteer days in RMNP are back! What better way t shw yur lve fr Rcky Muntain Natinal Park than by investing yur time and energy tward a meaningful cause? Get ready t rll up yur sleeves (袖子) and cntribute t the bidiversity f the park in this event!
The RMNP Vegetatin Prgram has wrked fr many years t plant riverside saplings (幼苗) int areas f the Kawuneeche Valley that have been impacted by changed river curse and wildfire. We are cmmitted t bringing sapling ppulatins back t their histrical liveliness. Wrk alngside devted staff and fellw vlunteers t help plant mre than 500 saplings! Participants shuld be prepared fr a rewarding experience. If yu’re ready t take n the challenge, jin us t help these baby trees grw!
What t expect:
Vlunteers will be planting native saplings within a wet plain site in expsed cnditins (full sun, rain, wind). Planting will invlve mving saplings with dirt (40 punds per tree), kneeling, digging with hand tls in heavy and wet sil, and attentin t careful planting techniques.
Minimum age: 18 years
Time: 8:00 am — 3:00 pm
Parking/ meeting lcatin: Timber Lake Trailhead parking lt, we will transprt vlunteers t the wrksite in rder t minimize vehicles in limited parking areas.
What t bring: Layers (it can be ht r snwy, even n the same day), raincat, sun prtectin (sunscreen, hat, sunglasses), wrk glves if yu prefer yur wn, day pack, lunch and snacks, and plenty f water per persn.
21．What is the gal f the prgram?
A．T train tree planters.B．T study bidiversity.
C．T prmte lcal turism.D．T restre the ecsystem.
22．Which f the fllwing best describes the event?
A．Mentally challenging.B．Scially engaging.
C．Physically demanding.D．Culturally enriching.
23．What is a requirement fr the vlunteers?
A．Driving t the wrksite.B．Bringing sufficient water.
C．Purchasing digging tls.D．Having previus experience.
Fr mre than tw decades, Isabella Ducrt, an artist wh was brn in Naples in 1931, has lived in an apartment in the center f Rme. When I kncked n her dr this past spring, Ducrt, wh is tall and upright, grasped my hand mre firmly than I wuld have expected, saying, “I must tell yu immediately that I have never been s happy in my life!”
Only in the past five years has Ducrt, wh turned ninety-fur in June, becme internatinally recgnized fr her art, which she didn’t even begin making until she was in her fifties. When creating her wrks, she stands and uses a brush smetimes attached t a stick, sweeping ink r paint nt paper. Typically made in series, her wrks are light, energetic, and beautiful. An Italian schlar writes that he, as well as many thers, was amazed t discver that the creatr f such delicate wrks is “a lady wh is well ver the age f eighty.” Of curse, this reactin says as much abut the limitatins f the bserver’s imaginatin as it des abut the reaches f Ducrt’s.
Andrea Viliani, wh will exhibit a selectin f Ducrt’s wrks this summer, tld me Ducrt is frtunate that her preferred methds and materials remain relatively easy fr her t handle, cmpared with, say, sculpting metal r painting with ils n heavy canvases (画布). “Her wrk is easy t hld, easy t paint, and easy t stre,” Viliani said. “It is very cnvenient that she chse smething s sft.”
We tend t assign t the elderly the vague (模糊的) and ften fading quality f wisdm, thus suggesting that their wn creative and intellectual (智力的) grwth has cme t an end, and that their nly rle left is t give advice t thers. Ducrt’s life ffers an alternative pssibility: an individual might keep wide-eyed and pen t experience until the very end.
24．What des the authr intend t shw abut Ducrt in paragraph 1?
A．Her wealth.B．Her talent.C．Her passin.D．Her reputatin.
25．What des the Italian schlar’s reactin reveal?
A．He prefers delicate wrks.B．Ducrt’s wrks mask her age.
C．He has a sharp eye fr art.D．Ducrt’s wrks limit his imaginatin.
26．What characterizes Ducrt’s technique?
A．Precisin.B．Efficiency.C．Uniqueness.D．Manageability.
27．What message des Ducrt’s life cnvey t the elderly?
A．Ignring the effects f aging.B．Restarting the grwth f wisdm.
C．Remaining engaged with the wrld.D．Offering advice t next generatins.
The internet f ld was like an active market. It was nisy, chatic, and dynamic. Every click brught yu smewhere new, smetimes unpredictable, letting yu uncver the jy in exchanging infrmatin and thughts. The internet f tday, hwever, speaks in cmfrting statements and ffers a smth experience with cnstant praise.
This has rbbed us f smething in ur nature: the pleasure f explring and questining. We’ve willingly becme creatures f instant satisfactin. Why wait? Why struggle? The change may seem inncent, but it’s als transfrming ur relatinship with the mental effrt required t explre uncertainties. By delegating such effrt, d we still wn the capabilities that help us navigate (定位) the unknwn r even think fr urselves? It is becming clear that even if the current risk psed by AI desn’t bring abut the cllapse f civilizatin, it will still bring abut the quiet yet disastrus decline f what makes us human.
Part f that decline is caused by chice. And the mst pwerful way t shape smene’s chices is by gaining their trust. Every mdel is a memry, trained nt just n data that help anticipate what we want, but als hw t answer in ways that cmfrt us and cnfirm us, and in ding s, they manage t maximize engagement and avid debate. Designed t please us, chatbts dn’t simply answer ur questins; they shape hw we interact with them and determine what gets shwn, what gets smthed ut, and what gets silenced.
The early internet was never perfect, but it had a purpse: t cnnect us, t redistribute pwer, t widen access t knwledge. Tday’s systems are the ppsite: Predictin has replaced participatin, and certainty has replaced search. But the dr t a better future hasn’t shut yet. We can still chse systems that serve rather than cntrl, that ffer pssibilities instead f mere efficiency. Our humanity and future depend n it.
28．What has the internet lst in its develpment accrding t paragraph 1?
A．Diverse viewpints.B．Extensive infrmatin.
C．Rapid replies.D．Friendly atmsphere.
29．What des the underlined wrd “delegating” in paragraph 2 prbably mean?
A．Putting in.B．Keeping up.C．Turning t.D．Handing ff.
30．Hw d chatbts gain ur trust?
A．By memrizing previus chices.B．By prviding apprving respnses.
C．By presenting ppsing ideas.D．By reslving ptential prblems.
31．What can be a suitable title fr the text?
A．The Cnvenience f the Digital EraB．The Decline f Human Interactins
C．The Rise f AI Answering MdelsD．The Price f a Smth Cyberwrld
Mre than 100,000 peple in the United States are currently waiting fr rgan transplants, and many face lng delays r rejectin even when a suitable dnr is fund. One prmising alternative is regenerative medicine, which aims t grw persnalized rgans using a patient’s wn cells. Ensuring that xygen and nutrients can reach every part f a newly grwn rgan is an nging challenge. Researchers at Stanfrd have created new tls t design and 3D print the incredibly cmplex vascular (血管的) trees needed t carry bld thrughut an rgan.
The researchers built an algrithm (算法) t create vascular trees similar t native rgan bld vessel architectures. They ensured that the vasculature wuld evenly distribute bld and successfully shrten the time needed t generate the netwrk. While 3D printers aren’t yet up t the task f printing such a fine-scale netwrk, the researchers were able t design and print a vascular mdel with 500 branches. Using a 3D bi-printer, the researchers created a thick ring laded with human cells and built a netwrk f 25 vessels running thrugh it.
The researchers are quick t nte that these vascular netwrks are nt yet functinal bld vessels — they dn’t have muscle cells r anything else that they wuld need t wrk n their wn. “This is the first step tward generating really cmplex vascular netwrks,” said Dminic Rütsche, ne f the researchers. “We can print them at never befre-seen cmplexities, but they are nt yet fully functinal vessels. We’re wrking n that.”
Turning these designs int functining bld vessels is just ne f the many tasks that the researchers are wrking n. “This is a critical step in the prcess,” Dminic said. “We have successfully generated enugh heart cells frm human stem cells t print the whle human heart, and nw we can design a gd, cmplex vascular tree t keep them fed and living. We are nw actively putting the tw tgether: cells and vasculature, at rgan scale.”
32．What des Stanfrd’s research mainly fcus n?
A．Increasing available dnr rgans.B．Remving deadly rgan rejectins.
C．Designing wrkable vascular netwrks.D．Develping persnalized 3D bi-printers.
33．What des paragraph 2 mainly talk abut cncerning the research?
A．Its achievements.B．Its principles.C．Its bjectives.D．Its drawbacks.
34．Hw des Dminic describe the research?
A．Prmising but incmplete.B．Wrthwhile but risky.
C．Fruitful but questinable.D．Practical but cstly.
35．What will the researchers d next?
A．Emply stem cells t print whle rgans.B．Integrate cells and vessels n a larger scale.
C．Generate mre cells fr further experiments.D．Prduce vascular trees t sustain heart cells.
We tend t respect and even admire thse wh exhibit a lt f willpwer. The friend wh hits up the gym five times a week. The clleague wh manages t stay calm and fcused in nearly every situatin. Research suggests that these peple are nt nly viewed as trustwrthy but als mrally superir. ____36____ Surveys shw that many Americans are feeling heightened levels f anxiety and stress, which can make delaying gratificatin (满足感) and cntaining desires even harder.
____37____ While yu can use willpwer t manage yur emtins r fight temptatin (诱惑), it may nt be the mst effective methd. T imprve willpwer, it bils dwn t just trying harder. But self-cntrl invlves a set f skills that can be learned. Preparatin, mind-set and the ability t either avid r reframe temptatin can be far mre effective than trying t frce that desire dwn.
Develping yur self-cntrl starts with self-empwerment. ____38____ After all, if yu dn’t think yu can cntrl yurself then why wuld yu make any effrts t d s? Fcus n the times when yu have succeeded in accmplishing a gal related t the ne yu’re fcused n nw. Yu can als try thinking abut times when a family member r friend was successful and ask them fr any tips. ____39____
There are multiple strategies fr imprving self-cntrl, like creating rutines, mnitring yur prgress and editing yur inner circle. Trying several is mre effective than picking just ne. And remember, attaining better self-cntrl is nt an all-r-nthing pursuit. ____40____ Even s, yu can still make prgress twards yur gal. The key is t keep ging.
A．If they can d it, yu can t.
B．Yu may need supprt frm thers.
C．But d nt cnfuse willpwer with self-cntrl.
D．Yet, willpwer is in shrt supply in mdern life.
E．Self-cntrl is imprtant fr peple t achieve gals.
F．Believing yu are capable f it can help yu succeed.
G．Yu may slip up smetimes r allw yurself a cheat day.
Fr decades, I lived behind a “dg wall”. My ________ began in childhd when a massive dg suddenly pushed me ff the sidewalk. T me, dgs weren’t man’s best friend but ________ creatures that acted withut reasn.
But last December, my sn adpted his first dg, Murphy. Since he’s mved ut, I dn’t see him as much. And since I didn’t want him t eat-and-run t walk his dg after New Year dinner, I surprised myself and ________ Murphy, t.
Initially, I was filled with ________. At five-feet tall, I feared a large dg might ________ me ver like a first-rate bxer. “Des he have dggie-scks?” I asked, ________ snwy paw (爪子) prints fllwing him acrss the carpet. “He can ________ his paws at the dr,” my sn insisted. Even nw I cannt say whether my ________ was dwn r whether my sn’s excitement ________ me, but Murphy was welcmed t the dinner.
It prved that Murphy was gentle and ________. He didn’t bark, beg fr fd, r cause any chas. ________, he sat quietly, his big brwn eyes melting my lng-standing ________. When he nuzzled (蹭) against my knee, his sft cat felt like a warm blanket, ________ the terrible memries f my past.
While I am still nt ready t becme a (an) ________ pet wner — preferring the “grandparent” rle where I can ________ the respnsibility at the end f the day — Murphy has fficially wagged (摇尾) his way int my heart.
41．A．resistanceB．affectinC．embarrassmentD．eagerness
42．A．adrableB．unpredictableC．lyalD．undervalued
43．A．trainedB．invitedC．walkedD．treated
44．A．expectatinB．annyanceC．determinatinD．anxiety
45．A．takeB．winC．knckD．trip
46．A．sensingB．spttingC．picturingD．wishing
47．A．wipeB．waveC．cverD．bite
48．A．guardB．patienceC．mtivatinD．cnfidence
49．A．amazedB．frightenedC．cnfusedD．influenced
50．A．energeticB．caringC．enthusiasticD．disciplined
51．A．TherefreB．InsteadC．HweverD．Otherwise
52．A．defenceB．srrwC．curisityD．appreciatin
53．A．jggingB．preservingC．erasingD．creating
54．A．ld-schlB．full-timeC．first-rateD．shrt-term
55．A．acceptB．shulderC．claimD．return
阅读下面短文，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。
In Gnghe, Qinghai Prvince, Yehdr the herder (牧民) carries fd and water while watching his sheep graze (吃草) acrss the summer landscape. Making the scene unique is the blue sea f slar panels verhead, as the sheep’s grazing grunds ____56____ (be) a phtvltaic (光伏的) industrial park.
The Talatan phtvltaic industrial park cvers 609 square kilmeters and the flat land here enjys rich slar energy resurces, with ____57____ average annual sunshine duratin f nearly 3,000 hurs.
The park’s enrmus cllectin f slar panels nt nly generates electricity fr distant prvinces ____58____ acts as bth a sunshade and a windbreak fr the surrunding land. With average wind speeds ____59____ (reduce) by half, vegetatin cverage in the area has grwn t 80 percent.
Hwever, this vegetatin grwth hasn’t been ____60____ issues. The grwing grass can ____61____ (dramatic) lwer panel efficiency and cause fires in the dry winter mnths. T address this, the park invited villagers t raise their sheep under the slar panels. The sheep fertilize the area, allwing a green eclgical chain ____62____ (frm). In additin, herders can sell sme f their sheep, ____63____ (secure) great financial benefits. Last year, 600 sheep ____64____ (task) with prtecting the slar panels in the park.
The phtvltaic industrial park has set an example f ____65____ industrial develpment, traditinal practices, and envirnmental prtectin wrk hand in hand. The area is able t prduce mre pwer while imprving the envirnment and maintaining the lcals’ traditinal way f life.
66．假定你是李华，在上周五的英语课上，外教Chris利用人工智能（AI）评价了同学们写的演讲稿，这引发了你的思考。请你给外教写一封邮件，内容包括：
1．你的看法；
2．你的建议。
注意：
1．写作词数应为80左右；
2．请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。
Dear Chris,
I’m Li Hua frm Class 1.
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Yurs sincerely,
Li Hua
67．阅读下面材料，根据其内容和所给段落开头语续写两段，使之构成一篇完整的短文。
Adam lved ftball. He lved the smell f the grass as he slid acrss it. And he lved the excitement when he sht the ball int the net. There was nthing in this wrld that culd weigh the same as ftball in his heart. He dreamed f grwing up t be a prfessinal ftballer.
Every day Adam wuld g t the field and practise with his friends. He still remembered when he asked t jin the lder bys, they teased (取笑) him, “Yu’re t small. Ftball is fr big, tugh players, nt fr smene yur size.” Then when they saw he culd run, kick, and sht as well as they culd, the teasing stpped. Adam played hard and really had a gift. He even became the nly ne in the grup wh culd d the bicycle kick (倒挂金钩)!
One day after schl, Adam went t the playgrund t practise as usual. The bys were talking quietly, casting excited glances at a man wh was watching the field. As Adam jined the grup, Captain Harld tld him the man, called Mr. Smith, was lking fr players fr his ftball camp and there wuld be a tryut match the next day. Adam culd hardly cntain his excitement. The camp meant there wuld be prfessinal caches t train him! He wuld d anything t jin it.
After the practice, Mr. Smith apprached and Adam crwded clse s he culd see him. “Wh wants t cme t my ftball camp and really learn t play this game?” Mr. Smith asked. Excited hands sht up. Mr. Smith shk them all and shk Adam’s hand last.
“Little man, I saw yu run fast,” he said. “But yu are far t thin and shrt fr my camp. Yu’ll get kncked dwn in a secnd.”
Adam lked dwn s n ne wuld see his disappintment. “It’s nt fair! Adam’s been practising with us and he’s the nly ne wh ever did the bicycle kick!” Harld argued.
注意：
1．续写词数应为150左右；
2．请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。
Inspired, Adam decided t seize the pprtunity.
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The next day Adam came t the tryut.
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