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1.WhatdidMikedoyesterdayafternoon?
A.Hedeliveredaspeech.
B.Heenteredforacontest.
C.HehostedTalkinChina.
2.Whatwillhittheisland?
A.Asnowstorm. B.Ahurricane. C.Anearthquake.
3.WhatdidthewomanbuyforMike?
A.Amobile. B.Awatch. C.Alaptop.
4.Howmuchdoesthemangivethewomanasatip?
A.$9. B.$10. C.$19.
5.Whatwasthemandoingwhenthewomancalledhimup?
A.Hewasmakingaphonecall.
B.HewaswatchingTV.
C.Hewassleeping.
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6.Howlonghavethetwospeakersbeenworkingtogether?
A.For2years. B.For8years. C.For10years.
7.Whousedtobeaprofessionalsinger?
A.Becky. B.Mark. C.Maggie.
7’7:bc,RS’8d103。
8.Wherearethespeakersprobably?
A.Atadancingparty. B.Ataconcert. C.Intheclassroom.
9.Howdidthemanbehaveatfirst?
A.Politely. B.Awkwardly. C.Rudely.
10.Whatkindofmusicisplayingthere?
A.Rockandroll. B.Blues. C.Pop.
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11.Whatistheprobablerelationshipbetweenthespeakers?
A.Colleagues. B.Husbandandwife. C.Touristandguide.
12.WhatwillTommybeinterestedinaboutthenaturepark?
A.Birdsthere. B.Insectsthere. C.Lakescenerythere.
13.Howwilltheygotothenaturepark?
A.Bytrain. B.Bybus. C.Bycar.
7’9:bc,RS’14d173。
14.WhatlanguagewillTimlearnnext?
A.Italian. B.Chinese. C.German.
15.WhatdoesTimthinkoflearningtwolanguagesatatime?
A.Itisunwise. B.Itisimpossible. C.Itisworthtrying.
16.WhatdoesTimfinddifficultinlearningsimilarlanguages?
A.Grammar. B.Vocabulary. C.Pronunciation.
17.Whatisthewoman?
A.Ateacher. B.Astudent. C.Atravelagent.
7’10:bc,RS’18d203。
18.Whatis“SchoolIsOut—PlayIsIn”?
A.Abooktitle. B.Abusinessplan. C.Anonprofitprogram.
19.Whatproblemdoeschildrenhaveinsummer?
A.Familyrelationshipissues.
B.Toomanysummeractivities.
C.Alackofeducationalresources.
20.Whydoesthespeakergivethetalk?
A.Totrytoraisemoney.
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In2024,Chinasfilmindustrywitnessedremarkablegrowth,markedbytheoutpouringof
highqualityworks.Rootedinrealisticthemes,theystrikeachordineveryonesheart.Below
arefouroutstandingfilmsthatshoneonthebigscreen.
Successor
DoubanRating:7.1
Successorusesdarkhumortoexplorefamilybonds,education,andpersonalgrowth.It
followsMaChenggang,whoadoptsanextreme“povertytraining”methodtopreparehissonfor
inheritingthefamilybusiness.Labeledan“educationalhorrorfilm”,itnotonlyraisesquestions
aboutproblematicteachingapproachesbutalsomakesviewersreflectonhoweducationshapes
childrenslives.
HerStory
DoubanRating:9.1
HerStoryweavestogetherthelifejourneysofthreewomenatdifferentstages.Itportrays
warmdailyinteractionsbetweenurbanmenandwomenwhileemphasizingtheimportanceofself
love.Directed,written,andeditedbyShaoYihui,thefilmearnedover200millionyuaninjust
fourdays,gainingbothhugeboxofficesuccessandpositivewordofmouth.
【“!"”#$%&·!" ’ 2(()8() W】Article20
DoubanRating:7.5
Article20,directedbyrenownedfilmmakerZhangYimou,isacomedyinspiredbyArticle
20ofChinasCriminalLaw(onselfdefense).StarringLeiJiayinandMaLi,ittellsthestoryof
prosecutor(ijk)HanMin,whodealswithacontroversialcasewhilesortingouthisown
familytroubles.Thefilmoffersathoughtprovokinglookatlegalprinciplesandreallifesocial
issuesinmodernChina.
LikeaRollingStone
DoubanRating:8.8
LikeaRollingStone,directedbyYinLichuanandstarringYongMei,focusesonwomens
selfawarenessandgrowth.ItfollowsLiHong,ahousewifewhosetsoffonasolojourneyamid
(l……mA)thedullnessofmiddleage,rediscoveringherselfworth.Itsmetaphorical(nop
D)title—richinculturalandphilosophicalmeaning—hassparkedwidediscussions,makingit
deeplyrelatable,especiallytofemaleviewers.
21.WhichfilmgotthehighestscoreonDouban?
A.Successor. B.HerStory.
C.Article20. D.LikeaRollingStone.
22.WhatcanyouknowaboutLikeaRollingStone?
A.Itappealstofemaleviewers. B.Itfocusesonfamilyconflicts.
C.Itgainshighboxofficereturns. D.Itreflectsonparentseducation.
23.Whereisthepassageprobablytakenfrom?
A.Ahistoricbook. B.Anacademicarticle.
C.Anentertainmentmagazine. D.Asciencereport.
B
Itscommontoseeabarista(qrs)createcoffeeart,butitsawholedifferentballgame
doingthesamethingwithtea.HanZheminghasmanagedtoperfecttheskill,creatingteaartin
cups,ordianchainChinese,whichusedtobearitual(tu)duringtheSongDynasty.
Overthepastsixyears,hehasusedteaandspoonstocreatenearly200patternsbasedon
ancientpaintings.“Itslikeaddingbellsandwhistlestoteaandgivingpeopleastrongersenseof
occasion,sodrinkingteaismorefun,”Hansays.Itsalsohisintentiontobringtheoldritual
backtomodernlifeandhavemorepeopleappreciateitscharm.
ChineseteaculturestartedtoenjoypopularityduringtheTangDynastyandflourished(v
w)throughouttheSongDynasty,whenteahadbecomeanecessityforalmosteveryone,from
noblesandscholarstocommonpeople,justlikeothernecessaryitems,suchasrice,oilandsalt.
IntheSongDynasty,thepopularwayofhavingteawasthroughdiancha.Theprocess
beginswithhotwaterbeingpouredoverfinepowderedtea,creatingapaste.Thenmorehot
waterisslowlyaddedastheteaisconstantlywhisked(xy)byhandwithabamboostick.This
actionofpouringhotwateriscalleddian,hencethenamediancha,whichwaslistedasan
intangibleculturalheritageofRunzhouDistrict,ZhenjiangCity,JiangsuProvince.
HanhasbeenfascinatedbythecultureandartoftheSongDynasty.“Mymotherloves
traditionalcultureandIhavebeenleaningtowarditunderherinfluence,”Hansays.After
graduatingin2006,hetookgreatdelightindrinkingteagradually.Thisledhimtolearnabout
traditionalteacultureandbuyceramicteasets,especiallythosemadeinthestyleoftheSong
Dynasty.Whilestudyingthehistoryandtryingtofigureoutthereasonsbehindtheuseoftea
sets,hecameacrosstheartofdiancha.“Iwasamazedbythiswonderfulwayofdrinkingtea,”
Hansays.
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A.Byraisingaquestion. B.Bydefiningaconcept.
C.Bymakingacomparison. D.Bygivingexamples.
25.WhydidHanZhemingcommithimselftodiancha?
A.Toshowoffhisskillinmakingtea.
B.Torevivetheoldritualinmodernlife.
C.Toboostteasalesandincreasehisincome.
D.Tohelphismotherpromotetraditionalculture.
26.Whatdoesparagraph4mainlytalkabout?
A.Thespecificprocessofmakingdiancha.
B.HanZhemingsexperienceofgrowingtea.
C.Thedifferencesbetweendianchaandotherteaceremonies.
D.Applicationproceduresforintangibleculturalheritageregistration.
27.Whichofthefollowingisthebesttitleforthetext?
A.AHistoryofChineseTeaSets
B.ATeaArtRebornfromHistory
C.TheInterestingProceduresforMakingTea
D.TheDifferentTeaCultureThroughDynasties
C
ByscanningaQRcodeataservicestation,LiXinpenghadhisparcelsdeliveredbyan
unmannedvehicle,thankstothelaunchofthefirstruraldronedeliveryrouteinWuhan,Hubei
Province.
Thedroneiscapableofflyingataspeedof70kilometersperhourandcruising(z{)atan
altitudeof120meters.Operatedbyskilledprofessionals,thepayloadhexacopterdroneboastsan
impressiveonehourflightendurance(|})andcancarryasmanyas300to500parcelsata
time.
“Sometimesadeliveryjourneywouldhavetakenmeover40minutesonmymotorcycle,”
remarkedLiuJianying,apostmanfromtheXinzhoubranchofChinaPostGroup(CPG),adding
thatdronedeliveriesarenothinderedbytrafficjamsorotherroadconditions.“Thedroneswill
significantlyreducetransporttimeandenhancetheefficiencyofparceldistribution,”hesaid.
IncollaborationwithCPG,thelocalgovernmentinXinzhoupioneeredWuhansfirstrural
dronedeliveryroute,whichiscurrentlyundergoingtestflightsacrossthreepilotvillages.Itis
predictedtoofficiallylaunchflightoperationsinearlyDecember,withplanstoexpandto13
villageswithintheregionuponthesuccessfulcompletionofthetrialphase.
XinzhoudistrictislocatedintheremoteDabieMountains,featuringvastmountainsand
forests.Mostofthevillagesarequitefarapartinthisarea,leadingtoadispersed(5~D)
population.Asonlineshoppingexperiencessignificantgrowthandthedemandfordelivery
continuestorise,thisdronedeliveryrouteisexpectedtobecomeanimportantsupplement.
“Duringtheinitialstages,thepurchase,maintenanceandoperationcostsofdronesmight
berelativelyhigh.Butinthelongterm,asdronesbecomewidelyused,theunitcostswill
decrease,effectivelyaddressingissuesrelatedtolaborshortagesandhighlogisticscosts,”Zhang
Dawei,aprofessorfromtheinstituteofurbanandruralgovernanceatCentralChinaNormal
University,wasquotedbyHubeiDailyassaying.
28.Whatdoweknowaboutthedrone?
A.Itcancruiseatanaltitudeof300m. B.Itcanonlytakeoffinruralregions.
C.Itcanflyataspeedof120km/h. D.Itcancarryhundredsofparcelsatonce.
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A.Reduced. B.Lost. C.Blocked. D.Misled.
30.WhydoesthewritermentionthelocationofXinzhouDistrict?
A.Toemphasizeitsnationalstatus.
B.Toadvocateregionalprotection.
C.Tointroducethenaturalscenery.
D.Toexplainreasonsforusingdrones.
31.WhatisthefutureofdronedeliveryaccordingtoProfessorZhangDawei?
A.Promising. B.Tough. C.Alarming. D.Uncertain.
D
Inthepastthirtyyears,beenumbersintheUnitedKingdomhavefallenbynearlyathird.
Themainreasonsareclimatechangeandthelossofnaturalhabitats.Thesechangesmakeit
hardforbeestofindenoughpollen((cid:127)(cid:128))andnectar((cid:127)(cid:129)).Pollenisveryimportantbecauseit
givesbeesproteins,fats,vitamins,andminerals.Withoutthesenutrients,beescannotstay
healthy.Beekeeperssometimesgivebeesextrafood,butthesesupplementsdonothaveallthe
nutrientsbeesneed.Asaresult,thelackofgoodfoodhasbecomeaseriousproblemforthe
survivalofhoneybees.
Tosolvethisproblem,scientistsledbyProfessorGeraldineWrightfromtheUniversityof
Oxfordworkedtodesignabetterfood.Thechallengewasthatbeesneedspecialnutrientscalled
sterols,whicharenoteasytomake.Theteamfirststudiedwhichsterolsbeesneed,andthen
foundawaytoproducethem.Theycreatedatypeofyeast((cid:130)(cid:131))thatcanmakeallsixsterols
neededbybees.Thenextstepwastopreparethefoodinaformthatbeeswouldaccept.Since
beesarepickyeaters,theteam madeasoft “cookiedough”mixture with beefriendly
ingredients.
Thescientiststestedthenewfoodinglasshouses.Theresultswereimpressive.Colonies
thatatethesuperfoodproduceduptofifteentimesmoreyoungbeesthancoloniesthatdidnot
eatit.Theseyoungbeesalsogrewintohealthyadults.Thebeeswiththenewdietlivedlonger,
tookbettercareoftheiryoung,andwerestrongeragainstdiseases.Thisshowedthatthe
superfoodcouldgreatlyimprovebeesgrowthandsurvival.Wrightcalledthisnewfood“ahuge
breakthroughforthespecies”.
Thestudyhasimportantsignificanceforbothbeesandpeople.Withthisnewfood,bees
willnotneedtofightsomuchforwildflowers.Thiscanhelpbeepopulationsrecoverandbecome
stronger.Sincebeesarekeypollinators((cid:132)(cid:128)(cid:133))formanycrops,protectingthemalsohelps
protecthumanfoodsupplies.Ifthesuperfoodisusedonalargerscale,itcouldbeabigstep
towardsavingbeesandsupportingglobalfoodsecurity.
32.WhatmainproblemdoUKbeesface?
A.Lackoffoodsupplements. B.Spreadingofseriousdiseases.
C.Shortageofpollenandnectar. D.Declineofactivityandstrength.
33.Howdidscientistsaddresstheproblem?
A.Byofferingspecialnutrientstobees. B.Bytestingnaturalpollensources.
C.Byplantingdiversewildflowers. D.Bychangingbeelivingenvironment.
34.Whateffectdidthesuperfoodbringtobees?
A.Theybecamevirusresistant. B.Theircoloniesreducedinsize.
C.Theiryounghadlongerlife. D.Theystoppedbeingpickyeaters.
35.Whatbroadervaluedoesthestudyshow?
A.Itpromotesscientificprogress. B.Itstrengthensstablefoodsupply.
C.Itincreasessalesofflowerseeds. D.Itquickensworldtradeincrops.
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TheSilkRoadwasanetworkofancienttraderoutesacrossAsiatotheMediterraneanSea,
akeybridgeforEastWestculturalandcommercialexchanges.ItletChinatradewiththe
MiddleEastandMediterraneanregions,fosteringtheflowofgoodsandideasforcenturies.
36 Beforethisname,theroutesfacilitatedtradequietly,butthetermstuckassilk—thena
rare,Chinaexclusivefabric—wasamaincommodity.
OfficiallyformedintheWesternHanDynasty,theSilkRoadreliedheavilyonZhangQian,
animperialenvoy((cid:143)(cid:144).(cid:145)).EmperorWuofHansenthimtomakecontactwithcountriesin
CentralAsia. 37 HisreportsgaveChinapreciousinsightsintoWesternpeoples,landsand
customs,layingafoundationfortherouteslongprosperity.
TheSilkRoadwasmorethanagoodscorridor.Besidessilk,itcarriedfruits,livestock,
grain,leather,toolsandpreciousmetals. 38 PaperwasinventedinChinaduringthe3rd
centuryBC,anditsusespreadviatheSilkRoad,arrivingfirstinSamarkandinaroundAD700,
andthentoEurope.Moreover,gunpowderalsowentwestthroughthisroute.
Venetianexplorer MarcoPolotooktheSilk RoadtoChina,arrivingin1275aftera
dangerousjourney.HelivedinChinaforyears,witnessingChinasadvancedcivilization,andhis
journeysbecametheinspirationforTheTravelsofMarcoPolo. 39
Today,theSilkRoadisbroughttolifeagain. 40 Thisinitiative,rootedintheancient
routesspiritofcooperation,hasreconnectedAsian,EuropeanandAfricannations,continuing
itscrosscontinentallegacy.
A.ItalsoservedasachannelforChineseinventionstoreachtheWest.
B.Hethusbravedcountlesstrailsandhardshipstoreachtheregion.
C.ChinaproposedtheconceptoftheSilkRoadEconomicBeltin2013.
D.Theterm“SilkRoad”wasfirstcoinedbyaGermangeographerin1877.
E.SomeEuropeankingdomsoncetriedtocopyChinassilkmakingtechniquesbutfailed.
F.Throughthisbook,EuropeansgainedanunderstandingofAsiancommerceandculture.
G.Easternspices,forexample,grewpopularinEuropeandchangeditsculinarytraditions.
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ahomewithoutrunningwaterorelectricity.Eachafternoon,Isatbythe 41 roadside,
watchingtravelersatanearbyluxuryhotel.Theirlivesseemeda 42 awayfrommyreality.
Oneevening,anAmericangirlnamedTaliacrossedtheroad.Wediscoveredwe 43 the
samebirthday—November19th,whichcreatedanimmediate 44 .Afriendship 45 from
thiscoincidence((cid:146) (cid:147)).Herdaily 46 broughtcookies,videogames,and wonderful
conversations.Mostsignificantly,shebecamethefirstpersontoshow metheocean,andits
vastnessfilledmewithaweand 47 myworld.
WhenTaliareturnedtoAmerica,wepromisedto 48 .Herfaithfullettersbecamea
lifeline,connectingusacrossthe 49 .Throughthiscorrespondence((cid:148)(cid:149)),herfamily
learnedaboutmylifeandinvitedmetovisit.Thisjourneyopenedmynew 50 ,introducing
metoamusementparks,baseball,andextraordinary 51 .Theirsupportcontinuedthrough
myuniversityeducationinengineering.
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Yearslater,Iwasinvitedto 53 scholarsataMITconferenceasoneoftheirtopinnovators
under35.The 54 friendshipthatbeganbyadustyroadhad 55 alifetransformed.All
thiswasbecauseagirlwhowasbornonthesamedayasmecrossedtheroad.
Aftertheconference,IrevisitedTaliaandherfamily.Onlythistime,Ipaidformyown
journey.
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42.A.mile B.step C.world D.minute
43.A.created B.shared C.forgot D.canceled
44.A.response B.belief C.bond D.religion
45.A.differed B.grew C.benefited D.escaped
46.A.exercises B.tasks C.walks D.visits
47.A.expanded B.narrowed C.limited D.restricted
48.A.disappear B.succeed C.write D.apologize
49.A.distance B.gap C.wealth D.field
50.A.regrets B.miracles C.hopes D.horizons
51.A.kindness B.patience C.poverty D.failure
52.A.life B.courage C.justice D.wisdom
53.A.treat B.address C.entertain D.invest
54.A.worried B.selfish C.chance D.frightened
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ateamfromTsinghuaUniversityhasdevelopedalowcost,noflush((cid:160)¡¢)householdtoilet
system 56 (design)forcoldanddryregionswithoutsewer(8 ¡ £)networks.This
waterless toilet system offers an integrated 57 (solve) balancing environmental
sustainability,userfriendlydesign,andeconomicpracticality.
Datashowsthatasof2022, 58 (globe)3.5billionpeoplestilllackaccesstosafesanitation
(⁄¥ƒ§U¤').Poorsanitationcausesdiseaseskilling800childrenunderfiveeveryday.In
ruralChina,25percentofhouseholdsstillrelyondirty 59 (toilet)—particularlyinwater
scarce,frozenregions 60 sewersystemsaremuchtoocostly,accordingtotheteam.
Overthepastdecade,theteam 61 (make)inspectiontoursto64villagesinover20
provincesacrossChina,withtheirinventionbenefitingnearly9,000householdsby May.
Particularlytailoredtoruralhouseholdsinchallengingclimates,ithasgreatlyimprovedpublic
health 62 generatedenvironmentaloutcomes.
ThedesignisalsoChinasnationalwinnerofthe2025JamesDyson Award, 63
internationaldesignawardthatcelebrates,encouragesandinspiresthenextgenerationofdesign
engineers.Sincetheawardsintroduction 64 Chinain2016,ithasinspiredover20,000
Chineseuniversitystudentstoparticipate,receivingmorethan3,500 65 (origin)designs.
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Itwasaround6:30onaJune2023morningwhenaFacebookpostcaughtBoydJordans
eye.ShellIsleStore,afloatingbeachsuppliesshop,hadbeentornfromitsmoorings(#$(cid:139))
onShellIsland(offFloridasnorthernGulfCoast)byanightstormandfloated3milesto
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Jordan,aboatrepairman,calledthestoresowner—hisfriendChrisBourque—andoffered
tobringbackthepinkoneroomshop.Heborrowedamotorboat,whileBourquetookaless
powerfulone.
TheyreachedthestorewithJordansfriendTamaraChagnonandBourqueswifeSarah
underclearskiesandlightwind.Butminuteslater,theirphonesrangandtheywerewarnedthat
anunexpectedthunderstormwascoming.Theydroppedasecondanchor(%)asastormcloud
appeared;itwasmidmorning,yettheskybehindthecloudwasasdarkasmidnight.Wind
jumpedfrom10to50mphintwominutes,andafullonstormhit.
Theanchorsproveduselessin85mphgusts(0&’¶)and6footwaves.ShellIsleStore
wasonthemoveagain.Thetwowomenwentinsidethestoreseekingshelter.Thetwomen
remainedontheirrespectiveboats,tryingtoholdthefloatingstoresteadywithlinesandmore
anchors.
Thencameonesudden,destructivegust,andtheshop wasoverturned,trappingthe
womeninside.Theonlywayoutwasaslidingglassdoorthathadbeenjammedinthechaos.
ChrisBourqueclimbedontothebrokenroofthathadpartiallytornoffandcriedtohiswife
andfriendinside,“Idontknowhowtogetyouout!”
Withwindsblowinghard,rainpouringdownandwavesrisinghigh,Jordanjumpedoffthe
motorboatintothewaterafewyardsfromthedamagedstore.“Hedidnteventhink,”Chris
recalls.“Hejustreacted.”
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Jordanclimbedupandpulledontheslidingdoor.
Theyreachedintothestoreandpulledthewomencarefullythroughthedoor.
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