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2025年中考網(wǎng)上閱卷第一次適應(yīng)性考試英語注意事項(xiàng)考生在答題前請認(rèn)真閱讀本注意事項(xiàng)：1.本試卷共12頁，滿分為120分，考試時間為120分鐘?？荚嚱Y(jié)束后，請將本試卷和答題卡一并交回。2.答題前，請務(wù)必將自己的姓名、考試證號用0.5毫米黑色字跡的簽字筆填寫在試卷及答題卡上指定的位置。3.答案必須按要求填涂、書寫在答題卡上，在試卷、草稿紙上答題一律無效。第Ⅰ卷(選擇題共65分)第I卷共45小題，請將答案按要求填涂在答題卡上。一、單項(xiàng)選擇(本題共10小題；每小題1分，滿分10分)從A、B、C、D四個選項(xiàng)中，選出可以填入空白處的最佳選項(xiàng)，并在答題卡上將該項(xiàng)涂黑。1.Pleaselookatthepicture.Whatdoesthegesture(手勢)mean?A.Itmeansmakingapromise.B.Itmeanssharingawonderfulidea.C.Itmeansbeinghappytoseeeachother.D.Itmeanshavingstrengthandconfidence.【答案】A2.—Whydoyoulikereading,Amy?—BecauseIcannotonlygetalotof________butalsoformmyownunderstandingbyreading.A.attention B.knowledge C.memories D.conditions【答案】B3.—Isitnecessarytowritedownthewholecourseofthemeeting?—Ofcourse.Weneeda(n)________recordofwhateveryonesays.A.special B.extra C.complete D.private【答案】C4.—Akindergartenteacherwas________forherbraveactofusingHeimlichmaneuver(海姆利克急救法)tosaveastudent’slife.—Howbraveandwise!Weshouldlearnfromher.A.presented B.provided C.praised D.practised【答案】C5.—John,Iwonfirstprizeintherunningcompetition!—Great!Iknow________howyoufeel.Congratulations!A.simply B.exactly C.specially D.properly【答案】B6.Weightmanagementplaysanimportantroleinourhealth.That’swhyourgovernmentneedsto________athree-yearactionplanforpublicweightmanagement.A.carryon B.carryout C.workon D.workout【答案】B7.—Julia,neverthrowobjectsfromhigh-risebuildings.Evenasmallobject________hurtpeoplebadlyandevencausedeath.—Sorry,Iwon’tdothat.A.need B.must C.may D.should【答案】C8.—Danielmadeaseriousmistake,buthetookactiontochangethat________itgotworse.—Luckily,hedidn’tcauseanyloss.A.when B.after C.until D.before【答案】D9.—China’s15thNationalGameswilltakeplaceinNovember,2025.Theorganizerhasannounced________.—Oh,intheGuangdong-HongKong-MacaoGreaterBayArea.Howfantastic!A.wheretheNationalGameswillbeheld B.howtheNationalGameswillbeheldC.whowilltakepartintheNationalGames D.whentheNationalGameswillbeheld【答案】A10.—Theidiom“Nothingcanbeachievedwithoutrulesorstandards”tellsushowweshouldactindailylife.—________.A.Thatdepends B.Ican’tagreemoreC.Don’tmentionit D.That’sagoodidea【答案】B二、完形填空(本題共15小題；每小題1分，滿分15分)請認(rèn)真閱讀下面短文，從短文后各題所給的A、B、C、D四個選項(xiàng)中，選出最佳選項(xiàng)，并在答題卡上將該項(xiàng)涂黑。Colinwatchedthecountdown(倒計時)onthevideoscreen.Therewereonlytwelveminutesleft,andhisfamilywasn’tevenclosetorepairingthebrokenspaceship.Even____11____,whilehisfamilywasstuckintheescaperoom(密室逃脫),hewasmissinghisfriendFred’sbirthdaypartyinthepark!“Thespaceshipdoesn’tevenlookreal,”Colin____12____.Hismomsqueezedhisshoulder.“Youusedtoloveadventureslikethis!Look,how____13____yourbrotheris!”Eric,Colin’syoungerbrother,wasrushingaroundtheroom,searchingforhidden____14____.“Wechosethisescaperoombecausewethoughtyou’denjoythe____15____,”Momexplained.Colinsighed.“Escapingisonly____16____thefun,”Momreadfromtheslogan(標(biāo)語)abovetheexit.Suddenly,Ericwavedasmallwhitecardandcried“Ifoundsomething!”“Excellentdetectivework!”DadshoutedinhisbestBritishaccent.“It____17____tobepartofacombination(組合).Thereissomethinguseful.Butwe’llneedanother____18____tosolveit.”Therestofthefamilyjumpedintoaction,butnotColin.Heslumpedintoachair,refusingtohelp.Butasheleaned(倚靠)back,he____19____somethingunderhishand—anothercard!Dadusedbothcardstoopenalockedbox,insideitwasanotherclue—afewwords:TheAPPLESneverfallfarfromtheTRE.“Ariddle?”Colinleanedforwardtogetabetterlook.Hestudiedthewords.“Ohno!”Maxwaspointingtothevideoscreen.“Weonlyhavefourmoreminutes!”Colin____20____thesentenceinhishead.Butwhatdidappleshavetodowithaspaceship?“It’sanacronym(縮略語)!”Colinshouted.He____21____“APPLES”stoodfor“AutoPilotPlaneLandingEmergencySystem.”____22____,theystillneededapassword.“Thebuttonsaredifferentcolors,”Colinwatchedcarefully.Maxpointedattheword“TRE”,“Theydidn’tevenspelltree____23____.”“That’sit!”Colinshouted,“TREmustbeanotheracronym.”“Turquoise,Red,then...”Hepressedthebuttons,butthe____24____wentblank(空白的).“Time’sup,”Maxannounced.Colinwassorryfornot____25____earlier,butMomcomfortedhim.“Let’stryanotherroom!”EricsuggestedtheHauntedLibrary,whichMomcalledthehardestescaperoom.Colinagreedandsmiled.“Escapingisonlyhalfthefun,right?”11.A.harder B.worse C.better D.farther12.A.praised B.agreed C.complained D.suggested13.A.excited B.surprised C.bored D.afraid14.A.snacks B.clues C.toys D.thoughts15.A.discussion B.object C.vacation D.challenge16.A.all B.part C.half D.whole17.A.seems B.turns C.proves D.remains18.A.shop B.card C.room D.hand19.A.drew B.pushed C.felt D.dropped20.A.reminded B.repeated C.remained D.recorded21.A.supported B.expected C.realized D.accepted22.A.Instead B.So C.Otherwise D.However23.A.correctly B.gently C.rudely D.clearly24.A.box B.screen C.pocket D.paper25.A.takingaway B.takingup C.takingaction D.takingoff【答案】11.B12.C13.A14.B15.D16.C17.A18.B19.C20.B21.C22.D23.A24.B25.C三、閱讀理解(本題共20小題；每小題2分，滿分40分)第一節(jié)請認(rèn)真閱讀下列短文，從短文后各題所給的A、B、C、D四個選項(xiàng)中，選出最佳選項(xiàng)，并在答題卡上將該項(xiàng)涂黑。ARecentlyafunnew“BunnyLanguage”hasbecomepopularonChinesesocialmedia,especiallyamongteenagers.Thisspecialwritingusesrabbit-shapedsymbolsthatlookbothplayfulandcute.Manypeoplecallit“theworld’scutestlanguage”.Whatmakesitdifferentfromotheronlinetrends(動態(tài))isthatitworkslikearealwritingsystem,andeachsymbolcarriesmeaning.OnappslikeXiaohongshu,userscanclickabuttontotranslateBunnyLanguagecommentsintonormaltext.Surprisingly,eachsymbolalwaysmatchesthesamewordorphrase,showingit’snotjustrandom(胡亂的)shapes.Forexample,asymbolwithtwolongearsmightmean“hello”,whilearoundbunnyfacecouldstandfor“happy”.Thisconsistencyallowscreativecommunicationwhilekeepingmessagesunderstandable.Howdoesthisworktechnically?Allcomputercharacters,includingBunnyLanguage,followasystemcalledUnicode.Unicodegiveseverysymbolaunique(獨(dú)一無二的)numbersodevicescandisplaythemcorrectly.YoumightknowASCIIcodesforEnglishletters—Unicodeworkssimilarlybutcoversmorethan150languages.ExpertsfoundthatBunnyLanguagecreativelycombinessymbolsfromCanadianAboriginalwriting,theTaiDamlanguage,andBurmese.Thismixexplainswhysomesymbolslooklikeplantsortraditionalpatterns.Now,BunnyLanguageappearseverywhere—inemojis(表情符號),stationery,andevenclothes.Itssuccesshasinspiredothercreative“l(fā)anguages”likeFishLanguageandBirdLanguage.OnDouyin,videosteachingthesesymbolsgetmillionsofviews.Youngpeoplesaythesecutesymbolsfeel“healing”becausetheyspreadwarmthandpositivestories.Asa15-year-oldusersaid,“WhenIsendabunnysymbolinsteadofplaintext(純文本),myfriendssmilemore.”Thismatchesmodernyouths’wishforrelaxingandhappyonlineexperiences.26.WhatmakesBunnyLanguagedifferentfromcommonemojisaccordingtothepassage?A.Itusesnumbersinsteadofpicturestoexpressideas.B.Itiscalled“theworld’scutestlanguage”bymanypeople.C.Itssymbolslookbothplayfulandcutewithrabbitshapes.D.Eachsymbolhasafixedmeaninglikearealwritingsystem.27.Theunderlinedword“healing”probablymeans________.A.curingseriousdiseases B.teachinglanguageskillsC.helpingpeopleforgetworries D.showingscientificknowledge28.Whatisthemainpurposeofthepassage?A.Tointroduceanewonlinetrend. B.ToteachhowtouseBunnyLanguage.C.TodiscussthehistoryofUnicode. D.Tocomparedifferentsymbolsystems.【答案】26.D27.C28.ABChalkissomethingyouprobablyseeandevenuseeveryday.Buthaveyoueverthoughtaboutthepossibilityofturningitintocarved(雕刻)artworkusingjustacompass(圓規(guī))?Shensihao,31,starteddoingthisinhighschool.GrowingupinLuoyang,acityinHenanprovinceknownforitsculturalrelics(遺跡)andhistoricalsites,Shenoftenusedhiscompasstocarvechalkintominiatureversions(微縮版本)ofculturalrelicsandancientbuildingshereadaboutinhistorybooksorsawaroundLuoyang.Oneofhismostimpressivecreationswasareplica(仿造品)ofatowerinLuoyangthatlookslikeithasfivefloorsfromtheoutsidebutactuallyhasninefloorsinside.“It’sashamethatIdidn’thavemuchtimebackthentodomore,”Shensaid.AftergettingajobataninternetcompanyinBeijing,Shenfoundhimselfwithmorefreetimeandsodecidedtorealizehischildhooddream.Since2024,hehasbeensharingvideosonlinetopresenthischalkcarvings,includingtombfigures(俑),arrows,andmore.Hisaccount(網(wǎng)絡(luò)賬號),TrifleinBreakTime,hasgainedalargefollowing,especiallyamongstudents.ForShen,theprocessofcarvingisjustaswonderfulasthefinalproduct.“OnlybycarvingcanIfullyunderstandthestructure,detailsandsecretsofculturalrelics,”Shensaid.Forexample,whilecarvinganancientwarrior(戰(zhàn)士),hecloselystudiedaphotoandrealizedthatitlookedalotlikeUltraman.“MaybethedesignofUltramanwasinspiredbyanancientChinesewarrior!”hesaid.Tomakehiscarvingsexactandlifelike,Shenvisitsmuseums,studiesdetaileddrawingsofrelicsandpracticesancientChinesecalligraphy.Besides,Shenshapeshisculturalreliccarvingsbyaddingelements(元素)fromvideogamesandmovies,attractinghisfollowerswiththeseexcitingchanges.Forexample,hecarvedthegoldencudgel(金箍棒)whenthevideogameBlackMyth:WukongbecamepopularandmadeShijiNiangniang,acharacterfromNeZha2,whenthemoviebecameahit.“Ioftencarelesslybreakmyworkwhenit’salmostdone,”Shensaid.ToShen,carvingchalknotonlyhelpshimlearnmoreabouthistoryandculturebuthasalsotaughthimpatience.It’sthesamewithlife—whenyourushortrytoohard,it’seasytobreakthings.Patienceandperseverance(毅力)arethekey.29.Whichofthefollowingbestshowsthestructure(結(jié)構(gòu))ofthepassage?(①=Paragraph1…)A. B. C. D.30.WhydidShenputelementsfromvideogamesandmoviesintohischalkcarvings?A.Tocatchpeople’sattentioneasily.B.Tofollowthelatestculturalfashion.C.TopraisetraditionalChinesestories.D.Totestandimprovehiscarvingskills.31.Howdoyouunderstandthelastparagraph?A.Successliesindetails. B.Tobepatientandnevergiveup.C.Trytobemoreconfident. D.Actionsspeaklouderthanwords.32.Whatisthebesttitleforthepassage?A.Howchalkcarvingdevelops B.ThedifficultiesofchalkcarvingC.Ayoungman’screativejourney D.Howsocialmediamakesartistsfamous【答案】29.D30.A31.B32.CCAccordingtothelatestinventory(編目),China’stotalglacier(冰川)areaaround2020wasabout46,000squarekilometers,witharound69,000glaciers.Comparedtotheresultsofthefirstinventoryfromthe1960sto2020,China’sglacierareahasshrunkby26percent,withnearly7,000smallglaciersdisappearing.Comparedtothesecondinventory,from2008to2020,theglacierareareducedbyabout6percent,showingarapidretreat(消融).ThefindingsweresharedonFridayinMarch2025,thefirstWorldDayforGlaciers,asresearcherspresentedChina’sthirdglacierinventoryatthethirdChineseConferenceofCryosphericScienceinLingshui,Hainanprovince.Globalglacierinventoryeffortsbeganin1978,studyingthedistribution(分布)andvolume(體積)ofmountainglaciers.China’sfirstandsecondglacierinventorieswerepublishedin2002and2014,withresearchdetailingchangesinthecountry’sglaciersfromthelate20thcenturytotheearly21stcentury.“Glaciersareamongthemostsensitiveanddirectsignsofclimate(氣候)change,andglacierinventoriesaresurveysofglacierresources,”researchersfromtheNorthwestInstituteofEco-EnvironmentandResourcesexplained.Chinabeganitsfirstglacierinventoryin1978,ledbyscientistShiYafeng,ascountrieswithglacierdistributionsworldwidebegancompiling(編制)theirowninventories.Theprocesstook24yearsandwascompletedin2002.Thefirstinventoryrecordedabout46,000glaciersinChina,coveringaround59,000squarekilometers.Withglobaltemperaturesrising,China’sglaciershavecontinuedtoshrink,accordingtotheNorthwestInstituteofEco-EnvironmentandResources.Tobetterunderstandglacierdistributionafter2000,theColdandAridRegionsEnvironmentalandEngineeringResearchInstituteoftheChineseAcademyofSciencesbeganthesecondinventoryin2007,publishingthedatasetin2014.Theresultsshowedthatby2008,Chinahadaround48,000glacierscoveringabout52,000squarekilometers.Chinaistheonlymajorcountrytohavecompletedthreefullglacierinventories,accordingtotheinstitute.TheUnitedNationshaschosenMarch21stasWorldGlacierDaystartingfrom2025.Glaciersareofgreatimportancetotheearth’sclimateandwaterresources,buttheirrapidmelting(融化)hasbroughtmanyproblems.Althoughglaciersarestillshrinking,thegoodnewsisthatthescientistsallovertheworldareworkinghardtofindwaystosavethem.▲33.Howdoesthewriterstartthispassage?A.Bytellingstories. B.Byaskingquestions.C.Bycomparingfacts. D.Bydescribingopinions.34.Whichofthefollowingcanshowtheresultsofthethreeinventories?A. B. C. D.35.Inwhichpartofthewebsitemayyoufindthispassage?A.TravelGuide B.ScienceReportC.CulturalExchange D.TechnologyNews36.Whatwillthewriterprobablycontinuetowritein“▲”?A.Howpeoplehelpslowglaciersmelting.B.Howclimatechangeinfluencesglaciers.C.Whyglaciersworldwidearemeltingrapidly.D.Whyscientistspayattentiontoglaciersmelting.【答案】33.C34.D35.B36.ADAsthesunrisesoveraBeijingvillageonausualmorninginearly2025,75-year-oldHaoLanyingsitsatherdesk,scissorsinhand,cuttingredpaperintotheshapeofasnakewindingaroundabird.ThedesignispartofaseriesshehascreatedtocelebratetheYearoftheSnake.“Idesignedthe‘a(chǎn)uspicioussnake’seriesasgiftsforelderlylocals,”saidHao,whoisfromJishanyingVillageinBeijing’sShunyiDistrictandisamasteroftheartofpapercutting,whichisaformofintangibleculturalheritage.Haohasmasteredtheunique(獨(dú)特的)“water-ripple”paper-cuttingtechnique,whichdatesbacktothelateQingDynasty.WhatmakesHao’sworkuniqueisheruseofscissorsinsteadofknives.Withskilledhands,shepresentsspecialdesignsofrippling(漣漪)waterandfallingraindropsonsingle-layerredpaper,bringingherdesignstolife.Haohasdevotedoverhalfacenturytosavingthisdyingartform.Hereffortsgainedattentionaroundtheworldin2004whenUNESCOcollectedherworks.Andoverthepast20years,herworkshavebeenpresentedasnationalgiftstoleadersofmanyEuropeancountries.AmapoftheworldinHao’sstudiodocumentsherculturaljourney:atotalof193redpinsshowthecountriesandareaswhereherworkshavetravelled,while28markedflightpathsweavetogetherherstoriesofculturalexchange.Belowthemap,ahandwrittennotereads,“IhopetherootsofChinesepapercuttingwillgrowineverycorner.”Hao’sinternationaljourneybeganin2005whenshevisitedBrazilwithaChinesewomen’sgroup.There,shedesignedapiececombining(組合)BrazilianfeathersandYounggedanceribbonswithlocalwomen.Itlaterbecameastampcelebrating40yearsofChina-Brazilfriendship.“Shecutsnotjustpatterns,buttheflowingstoryofChina,”amediareported.Onawallinherstudio,twophotographspresentastrikingcontrast(鮮明對比).OneshowsHaoin1984,cuttingpaperinhercourtyardandsurroundedbydryingworks.Theotherwastakenlastyear,showingHaointhesamecourtyard,surroundedthistimebystudentsfromtheUnitedStates,France,Italyandothercountriesasshetaughtthemhercraft.Nowfacingthedigitalage,Haohastakenanopen-mindedwaytocontinuingherwork.Shehasledthedevelopmentofanaugmentedreality(AR)teachingsystemforpapercutting,whichallowsuserstoscanherworkstoexperiencethewholeprocessofitscreation.Herwater-ripplestyleofpapercuttinghasbeenexplainedineducationalmaterialsforchildren.Shehasalsostartedapaper-cuttingculturalandcreativebrand,breathingnewlifeintotraditionalculture.AttheopeningofaUnitedNationsexhibition,shesaid,“Eachpaper-cuttingisawindowintoChineseculture,andwhenmillionsofwindowsopen,weseethestarryskyofhumancivilizations(文明).”37.Whichofthefollowingistrueaccordingtothepassage?A.Haousedknivestocreatedesignsonsingle-layerredpaper.B.HaoshowedlittleinterestindevelopingARteachingsystem.C.Hao’spaper-cuttinghasbecomechildren’steachingmaterials.D.Hao’sworkswerepresentedasgiftstomanyBrazilianleaders.38.The193redpinsonHao’sworldmaprepresents________.A.thetotalnumberofherpaper-cuttingartworksB.locationswhereherartworkshavebeensharedC.differentcountriessheplanstovisitinthefutureD.thenumberofherstoriesaboutculturalexchange39.Whichofthefollowingisthecorrectorderofthisstory?a.UNESCOcollectedHao’sdifferentworks.b.HaovisitedBrazilandcreatedartwithlocalwomen.c.Haotaughtforeignstudentshercraftinhercourtyard.d.Haolearnedthespecial“water-ripple”paper-cuttingskill.e.Haomadespecial“auspicioussnake”designsforelderlylocals.A.a-b-d-e-c B.d-b-a-e-c C.d-a-b-c-e D.a-d-b-c-e40.Whatdoesthesentence“Eachpaper-cuttingisawindowintoChineseculture”suggest?A.Windowsareimportantsymbolsinpaper-cuttingart.B.Paper-cuttingshouldbetaughtinschoolsworldwide.C.Paper-cuttingrepresentstraditionalChinesecustoms.D.TraditionalarthelpspeopleunderstandChineseculture.【答案】37C38.B39.C40.D第二節(jié)請認(rèn)真閱讀下面短文，從短文后所給的六個選項(xiàng)中選出五個可以填入空白處的最佳選項(xiàng)，并在答題卡上將該項(xiàng)涂黑。Fromtimetotime,youmayexperiencestrongfeelingsofdisappointment(失望),sadness,frustration(沮喪),evenhelplessness.____41____Yourfriendsmighttellyouto“calmdown”or“controlyourself.”Butwhatdoesthatreallymean?AcceptYourFeelingsItisokaytofeeloverwhelmed(不知所措的);itisokaytofeelnervous;anditisokaytofeelasiftheworldisgoingtoend.Infact,itisonlyanaturalhumanresponse(反應(yīng))tostress.Don’tworrytoomuch.____42____Acceptingthemisthefirststeptowardchange.StepAwayforaWhileIfitisalltoooverwhelming,juststepaway—takeabreakfromthattask.Forexample,ifyouhavebeenstudyingveryhardforyoursciencetestbutsuddenlyfeelyourheartisracingandyoudon’tseemtorememberanything,juststopwhatyouaredoing.Gotothekitchenandhaveasnack.Gooutsideandfeelthewind.____43____MakeaListtoBeatOverwhelmSometimesyoumayfeeloverwhelmedwhenyouhavetoomanythingstodo,suchasstudyingmanysubjectsororganizingabirthdayevent.Thebestthingtodoistositdownandmakealistofthethingsthatneedtogetdone.____44____Thenprioritize(優(yōu)先處理)thesetasksaccordingtotheirimportanceorurgency(緊迫性).Youwillfeelcalmerattheendofwritingthelist.SetBoundariesbySaying“No”Whereyoucanhelpit,say“no”—learntosetboundariesforyourself.Forexample,ifyourfriendasksyoutogoshoppingwithhertobuyagiftforhermotherbutyouknowyouhavetostudyforanimportanttest,say“no”toher.Youwouldn’twanttostressyourselfoutwhenyouendupnothavingenoughtimetostudyforthetest.So,consideryourself,andexcuseyourself.Learningtomanagestrongfeelingstakestimeandpractice._____45_____YouonlyhaveoneYOU.A.Thereisnothingwrongwithyourfeelingsthisway.B.Dealingwithsuchfeelingsdoesnotcomeeasyformanyofus.C.Youshouldforgetyourfeelingsandputmoreeffortintoyourwork.D.Alwaysbeintouchwithyourself,andlearnwhatworksbestforyou.EWritingsomethingdownisagoodideaasitwouldhelpyoutodealwithdifferenttasks.F.Suchactionswillhelpyouclearyourmindandyouwillfeelbetterwhenyoureturntothattask.【答案】41.B42.A43.F44.E45.D第Ⅱ卷(非選擇題共55分)第Ⅱ卷共26小題，請將答案按要求寫在答題卡上。四、詞匯運(yùn)用(本題共10小題；每小題1分，滿分10分)請認(rèn)真閱讀下面短文，根據(jù)語篇內(nèi)容，在空白處填入括號內(nèi)單詞的正確形式，使短文通順、連貫。HaveyouheardofWangXingxing,thefounderofUnitreeCompany?TheYangBOTrobotsontheSpringFestivalGala____46____(design)bytheirteam.HowAmazing!Hereishisspeechdedicated(獻(xiàn)給)tospring:Believe.ManypeoplemightthinkIwasatopstudent,butactually,Iwasn’t.EspeciallyinEnglish—Itriedmybestbut____47____(fail)mostoftimesinhighschool.Intheeyesofteachersandclassmates,Iwas“slower”thanothers,andImyselffeltworriedtoo.However,Ihavemyownlove.Ispentallmysparetimeon“small____48____(invent)”.At10,Ibuiltawind-poweredcaroutofoldcardboard.At15,Imadeatinyengineandmodelairplanesfromscrap(廢棄的)metal.At19,Idecidedtomakearobot.NoonebelievedIcoulddoit.Atlast,Iinventedasmalltwo-leggedrobotwithjust200yuan____49____(success).Fromthatexperience,Ilearnthatifyouwanttoachieveanythingthatseems____50____(possible),youjustneedtobreakintothousandsofsmallstepsandsolvethemonebyone.Later,Ifacedmorechallenges.WhenIstartedmyrobotcompanyinmy____51____(twenty),manypeopledidn’tbelieveme.ButIbelieve:Somepeopleonlybelievewhentheysee,whileothersseebecausetheybelieve.Inthisfast-pacedworld,Iwouldlike____52____(take)itslow,avoidingshortcuts.Ibelievethatifwekeepdoingdifficultbutrightthings,it____53____(pay)offinthefuture.Tillnowtherobotsourcompanyinvented____54____(become)themostpopularintheworld.Weareluckybecausetechnologyisgrowingfasterthanever.Together,wecancreatesmarterAI,____55____(good)robots,coolergamesandmoreamazingmoviesthanbefore.Finally,let’srememberthewordsfromthemovieNezha.“Doyoustillwanttochangetheworld?Iwanttotry!Let’strytogether!”【答案】46.weredesigned47.failed48.inventions49.successfully50.impossible51.twenties52.totake53.willpay54.havebecome55.better五、短文填空(本題共10小題；每小題1分，滿分10分)請認(rèn)真閱讀下面短文，并根據(jù)各題所給首字母的提示，寫出一個合適的英語單詞完整、正確的形式，使短文通順。Haveyoueverimaginedhavingasmarthelperthatcananswerallyourquestions?DeepSeek,aChinesemodernt____56____company,hasdevotedspecialattentiontoAGI(ArtificialGeneralIntelligence)since2023.ItwassetupinHangzhou.UnlikenormalAIsystems,AGIaimstounderstandhumanlanguagesandp____57____usefulinformation,whichmakesDeepSeek’sresearchtrulygroundbreaking(開創(chuàng)性).Thecompany’slargelanguagemodelsarew____58____usedineducationandhealthcare.Forexample,itsAItoolcancheckstudents’homeworkande____59____Mathsproblemsstepbystep.Also,“DeepSeek-R1”helpsstudentsi____60____theirproblem-solvingskillsthroughpersonalizedfeedback(反饋).Besideseducation,DeepSeekalsoworksinhealthcare.Itssystemcananalyze(分析)medicaldataquickly,helpingdoctorsmakebetterd____61____.ThecompanybelievesAIshouldbeh____62____andsafe.Infact,whatwewantistos____63____peoplelikeafriendlyassistant(助手),notreplacehumans,”saidtheCEO.Moreover,DeepSeek’sproductsaredesignedtofollowstrictsafetyrulestop____64____users’information.WhatmakesyoungpeopleexcitedmostisDeepSeek’syearly“AIYouthCamp”,wheretheyinviteteenagerstoco-developsimpleAIprograms.AstheCEOoftensays,“Thosewhodaretoexploredeeplywillownthef____65____ofAGI.TheactivitynotonlymakesAIfunbutalsohelpsteenagersbuildproblem-solvingskillsfortomorrow’schallenges.”【答案】56.(t)echnology57.(p)rovide58.(w)idely59.(e)xplain60.(i)mprove61.(d)ecisions62.(h)elpful63.(s)erve64.(p)rotect65.(f)uture六、閱讀與回答問題(本題共5小題；每小題2分，滿分10分)請認(rèn)真閱讀下面短文，并根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容回答問題。AheartwarmingstoryaboutaCuban(古巴的)pilotnamedAlbertoAlonsoSanjuan,alsocalled“Tito”,hastouchedpeopleinChinaandCuba.Manyyearsago,TitotrainedinChinawiththeChineseAirForce(中國空軍).Now,inhis80s,hestillkeepshisoldChinesenotebooks,medals,andagraduationcertificate.InFebruary,avloggerpostedavideoshowingTitoinhishometowninCuba.TitosharedhismemoriesoflearningtoflyinChinaduringthe1960s.“Mostofmyfriendsaregone,”hesaidsadly.Healsoasked,“HowmuchdoesaflighttoChinacost?”Afterhearingthese,manynetizens(網(wǎng)民)weregreatlytouched,theydecidedtohelphim.ThankstotheInternet,ChinesenetizensfoundTito’soldteachers.Soon,agroupofrepresentativesfromtheChineseAirForcevisitedCubatomeetTitoandotherCubanpilotswhoreceivedtraininginChinainthe1960s.In1960,ChinaandCubaestablisheddiplomaticties(建立外交關(guān)系).TohelpCubabuilditsairforce,ChinainvitedCubanpilotstotrain.TheCubanstudentsfacedchallenges:coldweather,newtechnology,andalanguagebarrier(障礙).Chineseteachersusedmodelsanddrawingstoexplainflyingskills.TheCubansworkedhardtolearnChinese,evenwritingwordsontheirhandstorememberthem.OneChineseteacher,Mr.Peng,recalled,“Weateandtrainedtogether.Theynevergaveup,eveninfreezingweather.”Injustoneyear,over200Cubanpilotsreturnedhome,becomingleadersinCuba’sairforce.DuringthemeetinginCuba,theChineseteambroughtvideomessagesfromTito’steachers.Mr.Pengsmiledandsaid,“Istillremembertheirhardwork.”TheCubanpilotsthankedChinaforitskindness.“Chineseteacherstaughtuseverything,”saidHenry,aCubanpilot.TheChineseambassadortoCubaadded,“Thisreunion(重聚)notonly