高考英语热点话题组合练
本卷·热点话题：语法填空A篇主介绍了中国人工智能初创公司DeepSeek 通过低成本开源大语
言模型引发行业震动，并分析其技术优势及对国际合作的启示，展现中国在AI创新领域的领导力。语法
填空B篇主要介绍了AI给中国老年人的生活带来了便利。语法填空C篇主要讲述了中国推进体重管理行
动及发布的膳食指南。语法填空D篇主要讲述了中国启动全国性计划标记并保护古树作为绿色国宝的相
关情况。阅读理解B篇主要介绍的是“小小免费图书馆”在全球的推广及其在促进识字和阅读方面的重
要作用。阅读理解C篇主要介绍了一项新研究揭示饮食与健康衰老的关系，还指出研究存在的局限。阅
读理解D篇主要介绍了新发现的小行星2024 PT5将在地球附近停留大约两个月，对这颗小行星的情况进
行了说明。阅读理解E篇介绍了一种太阳能板在德国的普及情况、生产情况以及用户群体等。七选五主
要论述了支持本地艺术家的重要性。完形填空B篇介绍的是传染病防控专家乔尔・布雷曼一生致力于抗
击传染病并影响他人的感人故事。
一、语法填空
A
（2025·山西·模拟预测）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。
Part of my job as a business journalist is to keep a close eye on the latest trends and developments in China’
s ever-changing high-tech field.
At the beginning of 2025, Chinese artificial intelligence startup DeepSeek 1 (draw) global
attention with the release of its latest open-source large language model at 2 (significant) lower cost,
sending shock waves through the tech industry. I was amazed at the power of DeepSeek in terms of logical 3
(reason) and language processing while asking it to create an ancient Chinese poem 4 (celebrate) my
son’s fourth birthday. I also tested Baidu’s LLM Ernie Bot and ByteDance’s Doubao, and found that DeepSeek’s
works outperformed those of 5 (it) competitors. I am astonished by the great technological
achievements that DeepSeek has made in such a short time as the company 6 (found) only in 2023.
Currently, leading Chinese cloud computing companies, including Alibaba Cloud, Baidu AI Cloud, Tencent Cloud
as well as China’s three 7 (large) telecom operators, have all applied DeepSeek’s AI models 8
their platforms.
It seems that DeepSeek’s success provides a new opportunity for international AI cooperation 9
showcases China’s innovative strength — China has 10 ability to lead in global AI innovation.
B
（24-25高三下·河南·阶段练习）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。On a fresh early spring afternoon, 89-year-old Teng Quanda held his smartphone. “Little whale, will my
stocks (股票) rise again?” he asked the screen, 1 (cause) laughter in the room. This is not uncommon at
the nursing home in Shanghai, 2 over 20 silver-haired “students” regularly gather to learn how to use
the popular AI model, DeepSeek. They nicknamed it “little whale” after the app’s icon (图标). Once they grasped
its use, they flooded it with health and a 3 (vary) of other puzzles, even joking about living to 150 with
AI’s help.
In 2024, over 310 million people in China 4 (be) 60 or older. AI and smart tech thus play a vital
role in eldercare. The government has promised to support related services and industries, including physical AI.
However, 5 (challenge) remain. For instance, human-robot interaction lacks naturalness; robots have
trouble understanding accents with 6 (relative) slow movement. Cost is also a major difficulty for mass
production.
Despite these difficulties, assistive robotics are making a difference. 7 (equip) with multisensory
detectors (多感官探测器) and AI-driven motion analysis, the robot predicts movement intention and helps hips
and knees.
For 72-year-old Wang Fenlan, AI has already enhanced her daily life. Whether checking the weather by
voice, following smart TV Tai Chi guides, 8 asking “little whale” for recipes, AI is always there 9
(assist). “Smart devices aren’t just for 10 young,” she smiled. Clearly, AI is changing the lives of the
elderly, though there’s still a long way to go.
C
（2025·河南·模拟预测）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。
“China will continue advancing its three-year’ weight management’ campaign and promoting healthier
lifestyles,” 1 (announce) Lei Haichao, head of the National Health Commission (NHC), at a press
conference on people’s livelihood last month. 2 (follow) this announcement the topic about the national
weight-loss guideline quickly trended on China’s social platforms, bringing renewed attention to the NHC’s “2024
adult obesity (肥胖) dietary guidelines”.
Fish and tofu stewed in an iron pot, boiled meat slices, Shaanxi Saozi noodles, and more... Many common
dishes in Chinese households 3 are rich in flavor and deeply rooted in regional culinary (烹饪)
traditions are included in the list.
These guidelines go with China’s broader push toward sustainable weight management, suggesting
seasonal meal plans for each of 4 country’s seven major regions and offering three different calorielevels — 1,200 kcal,1,400 kcal, and 1,600 kcal — 5 (accommodate) varying needs. Users can
customize their intake based on their height, weight, and activity levels, 6 ask for additional guidance
from healthcare professionals.
“The guidelines combine traditional dietary 7 (wise) with modern nutritional science, adapting
regional foods to healthier standards through 8 (science) adjustments while maintaining the nutritional
value,” said Zhu Yi, an associate professor at the College of Food Science and Nutritional Engineering at China
Agricultural University. “By precisely measuring portions, balancing ingredients (食材), and optimizing cooking
methods, the 9 (propose) diet ensures both flavor and health benefits, allowing people to enjoy
delicious food while managing their weight. For example, every recipe includes detailed ingredient weights to
ensure that calorie intake will 10 (monitor) carefully.”
D
（2025·山西吕梁·三模）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。
China launched a nationwide initiative to tag (标记) and protect ancient trees as green national treasures.
The move came 1 effect on March 15, 2025. According to the regulations, ancient trees are those 2
are over 100 years old. Ancient trees, which hold historical or cultural 3 (important), play a crucial role
in biodiversity and ecological sustainability.
A national survey 4 (conduct) from 2015 to 2021 identified 5.08 million ancient trees in China,
246,600 of which are in urban areas. The survey results showed that 5 majority of China’s ancient trees
are aged between 100 and 299 years, 6 (total) 987,500. There are 160,300 trees aged between 300 and
499 years and 68,200 trees are over 500 years old, which include 10,745 trees over 1,000 years and, five trees
over 5,000 years.
Regarding the trees’conditions, 157,700 7 (consider) weak, 26,300 are endangered and 8
(slight) over one million trees are normal, according to the survey.
The nation’s regulations permit limited 9 (science) and cultural use of these resources, such as
genetic (基因的) studies and eco-tourism, provided the trees’ health is not affected.
Authorities will conduct more national surveys 10 (update) tree databases, carry out a smart
management system for “one-tree-one-file” monitoring, and take uniform tagging and tailored protective
measures.
E
（2025·山西晋中·模拟预测）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，并将答案填写在答题卡上。
Shanxi Province has taken on a new look now. 1 (speed) up the construction of a modern
industrial system and promote high-quality development, it has advanced scientific and technological innovation
over the past years.
A network of laboratories, research academies and experimental centers has played a key role in driving
innovation, 2 contributes to Shanxi’s shift from old to new development. Shanxi 3 (begin) to
focus on developing 16 provincial industrial chains in 2021, including electronics and information, new energy,
recycled materials, advanced equipment manufacturing 4 modern pharmaceuticals (制药业). The
province has also established 18 specialized towns, each 5 its distinct local characteristics.
6 rapid development of artificial intelligence (AI) has fueled significant 7 (grow) in
Shanxi’s digital economy, noting that AI applications in coal and mining have boosted production capacity while
8 (improve) energy security.
Shanxi also supports the broader use of AI in sectors such as transportation, education, healthcare and
grassroots governance, and it can advance social and 9 (economy) development. “Digital technology
has played a major role in protecting and researching cultural relics,” said Hang Kan, director of the Yungang
Research Institute. “ 10 (current), we are planning to launch construction of a digital exhibition hall this
year to provide better service to visitors to the Yungang Grottoes,” he said.
F
（2025·四川宜宾·三模）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。
Shijian-19 is China’s first reusable and returnable test satellite. 1 (send) up on Sept. 27 and
having returned to Earth safely, Shijian-19 has achieved 2 number of technological breakthroughs. The
flight tests confirmed the satellite’s capacity as a high-performance reusable space platform and met all the
expected technical 3 (standard).
The Shijian-19 satellite, 4 (weigh) about 3, 500 kilograms, has different configurations (配置)
for various mission requirements. This mission employed a “short-term” version designed for missions lasting
about two weeks. A long-term configuration is capable 5 remaining in orbit longer to support extended
experiments. The recoverable part can carry a payload of between 500 and 600 kilograms.
With high microgravity levels and efficient performance, Shijian-19 typically 6 (serve) as a
critical tool for space science research. It supports studies in areas such as microgravity science and space life
science, offering timely and 7 (rely) results. Additionally, researchers used the satellite 8
(conduct) space breeding experiments, test new technologies, and further space science experiments. Shijian-19also 9 (carry) several payloads for international cooperation, enhancing China’s role in global space
exploration efforts.
The Shijian-19 mission is part of China’s broader space program, 10 includes ambitious plans for
deep space exploration, a range of experiments aboard the Tiangong space station, and advancements in reusable
space technologies.
二、阅读理解
A
（2025·山西晋中·模拟预测）“The AI agents have landed,” said Kevin Roose in the New York Times. “I
recently downloaded OpenAI’s newest feature, Operator. I typed in a request, ‘Buy me a 30-pound bag of dog
food,’ and watched in silence. After a few clarifying questions, it put the dog food in the cart, asked me for final
confirmation, and placed the order. It was interesting to witness. Over time, though, the feature became a bit
boring. It asked for so many confirmations and reassurances that humans could have done the tasks much faster
themselves.”
“And we’ll have to think hard about the fact that giving AI unchecked authority may lead to unintended
consequences,” said Geoffrey Fowler in The Washington Post. OpenAI says it prevents Operator from getting
your credit card information, but that doesn’t stop the AI agent from clicking “purchase” on a website on which
your card is stored. “I asked Operator to find the cheapest set of a dozen eggs I can have delivered. The AI agent
found eggs for $31. Worse still, the purchase was done without my approval. It was the first time I had
experienced an erratic computer making an autonomous decision that cost me a lot.”
“Operator did work better for me, choosing a nice flower arrangement,” said Joanna Stern in The Wall
Street Journal. “But the cutting-edge features might distract you from practical, immediate AI uses. I pay $20 a
month for OpenAI’ s ChatGPT, and find it helpful for its active help. I’m writing a book and have hired a real
human assistant who can concentrate on the complex tasks, because ChatGPT just handles some repetitive work.”
Indeed, AI agents hold immense transformative potential across industries, from healthcare and education
to finance and automation, but their development is accompanied by significant challenges that must be carefully
treated. Humans can adopt a rational (理性的) perspective toward them, prioritizing featureš that address practical
needs rather than blindly chasing cutting-edge gimmicks (噱头).
1．Why did Kevin Roose become impatient with Operator gradually?
A．It required too many confirmations. B．It charged extra fees for its services.
C．It failed to find the correct product. D．It could not understand his request.2．What does the underlined word “erratic” in paragraph 2 probably mean?
A．Uncontrolled. B．Authorized. C．Outdated. D．Overworked.
3．What can be inferred from Joanna Stern’s statement?
A．AI can free people from difficult work.
B．Humans are still needed for complicated work.
C．ChatGPT is unsuitable for both simple and complex tasks.
D．High-end AI agents are more reliable than human workers.
4．What’s the author’s suggestion for dealing with AI agents?
A．Avoid using AI technology due to its potential risks.
B．Apply AI technology across as many industries as possible.
C．Emphasize the real-world needs over fashionable AI trends.
D．Focus mainly on developing the most advanced AI models.
B
（2025·河南·模拟预测）In neighborhoods across the globe — even in Antarctica — it is not uncommon
to find a Little Free Library, or a book-sharing box filled with a collection of free books to take, share and enjoy. If
a location on the South Pole wasn’t enough, Little Free Library is celebrating a major milestone: its 200,000th
box.
The nonprofit that manages these 200,000 mini libraries works to increase access to literacy (识字) in
urban, suburban, and rural communities all over the world. This includes programming to expand access to books
among disadvantaged communities.
“We are honored to recognize all the work done by our global network of organizers and supporters to
reach 200,000 Little Free Libraries,” said the organization’s executive director Greig Metzger. “Working together
locally as a community connected through these libraries, we hope to make this opportunity a reality for all.”
The worldwide network of Little Free Libraries covers 128 countries and all seven continents. Schools
receiving these libraries and books were selected through an application process, and all students in the schools
are welcome to take the books home at no cost.
“Many of our students have no books at home, and transportation barriers prevent families from reaching
the public library,” said a representative from participating school Somerset Lakes Academy in West Palm Beach,
Florida. “A Little Free Library will serve as a crucial bridge, providing ongoing access to literature for these
students, their parents, and the community.”
“Literacy is the gateway to learn one’s past and present, and shape the future,” said Dr. Kenneth O. TurnerJr, a school’s principal. “Little Free Library is opening the gateway to as many people as possible.”
Anyone interested in joining the “take a book, leave a book” movement of Little Free Library can build or
buy their own box and register it online to be part of the official network.
1．What does paragraph 1 suggest about the book-sharing boxes?
A．They’re universal. B．They’re expensive.
C．They’re well-maintained. D．They’re Antarctic-centered.
2．Why does Little Free Library manage these mini libraries?
A．To make profits from book sales. B．To boost literacy across the world.
C．To assist local schools in self-reform. D．To replace traditional public libraries.
3．What can be known about Somerset Lakes Academy’s representative and Dr. Kenneth?
A．They speak highly of the nonprofit. B．They have large collections of books.
C．They have difficulty accessing libraries. D．They failed to unlock students’ possibilities.
4．What does the author intend to do in the last paragraph?
A．Call for more comments. B．Praise the movement.
C．Encourage participation. D．Explain the application process.
C
（24-25高三下·河南·阶段练习）A new study published in Nature Medicine has revealed a significant
link between diet and healthy aging. The study focused on how maintaining a diet rich in plant-based foods, along
with a low to moderate (适度的) intake of healthy animal-based foods and a reduced intake of highly processed
foods, can lead to healthy aging. Healthy aging, in this context, means reaching 70 years old without major
ongoing diseases and maintaining good physical, and mental health.
Previous studies investigated dietary patterns in the context of specific diseases or people’s lifespan (寿命).
This research takes a broader view. Frank Hu, a professor at Harvard Chan School, said, “Our study asks how diet
impacts people’s ability to live independently and enjoy a good quality of life as they age.”
The researchers analyzed data from over 105,000 women and men aged 39-69 in the Nurses’ Health Study
and the Health Professionals Follow-Up Study over 30 years. Participants regularly filled out dietary question
sheets, which were scored based on their following of eight healthy dietary patterns. These patterns emphasized
high intake of fruits, vegetables, whole grains, and more. The study also evaluated the intake of over-processed
foods, which are often unhealthy.
The study found that 9.3% of the participants aged healthfully. Among the healthy diets, those with the
highest AHEI (Alternative Healthy Eating Index) scores had a much greater likelihood of healthy aging comparedto those with the lowest scores. Another beneficial diet was the Planetary Health Diet Index (PHDI). Alternatively,
higher intake of highly-processed foods was related to lower probabilities of healthy aging.
Co-corresponding author Marta Guasch-Ferré stated that research on healthy aging is crucial as staying
active and independent matters for both individuals and public health. The lead author, Anne-Julie Tessier, added
that there’s no one-size-fits-all diet, and healthy diets can be adjusted according to personal needs. Despite its
contributions, the study only included health professionals, and further research among diverse populations is
needed.
1．What did past studies mainly tell us?
A．Diet shapes the quality of the life of the old.
B．Diet affects healthy aging through food intake.
C．Diet determines one’s independent living ability.
D．Diet patterns can influence how long people live.
2．How is the study conducted?
A．By analyzing existing data. B．By doing lots of surveys.
C．By carrying out experiments. D．By making comparisons.
3．What does the result of the new study tell us?
A．Processed foods shorten humans’ lives.
B．Low PHDI scores reduce aging odds.
C．High PHDI scores ensure that one ages well.
D．AHEI scores top others for healthy aging.
4．What does Anne-Julie Tessier say about the new study?
A．It holds true everywhere. B．It has certain limitations.
C．It suggests a healthier diet. D．It possesses deep meaning.
D
（2025·陕西渭南·二模）Recently, Earth grabbed itself a second moon in the form of a newly discovered
asteroid (小行星) named 2024 PT5. Unlike the moon, Earth’s primary companion which has accompanied our
planet for around 4.5 billion years, this “new mini-moon” will stick around for just two months before it heads
back to its home in an asteroid belt following our planet and orbiting the sun.
A team of scientists spotted 2024 PT5 as they routinely monitored newly discovered objects around Earth.
“The asteroid paying us a visit belongs to the Arjuna asteroid belt, a secondary asteroid belt made of space rocks
that follow the orbit very similar to that of Earth at an average distance to the sun of about 150 millionkilometers,” said research lead author Carlos de la Fuente Marcos.
Marcos explained that some of these asteroids in the Arjuna asteroid belt can approach Earth at a close
range of around 4.5 million kilometers and at low speeds of around 3,540 kilometers per hour. “Under these
conditions, one of these asteroids may be captured by Earth’s gravity and become a temporary moon of Earth. The
asteroid 2024 PT5 will undergo this process for about two months,” Marcos added. “It will not follow a full orbit
around Earth.”
Mini-moon events come in two flavors. The first is about long episodes during which the asteroid
completes one or more revolutions about our planet, with these gravitational engagements (引力作用) lasting one
or more years. The second type of episodes is short engagements in which the small body does not complete one
full revolution. These temporary captures can last just days, weeks or even a few months. Short mini-moon events
are relatively frequent, with several events happening per decade. Long mini-moon events, on the other hand, are
rare with Earth experiencing one around every ten or twenty years.
Unfortunately, during its occupation around Earth, 2024 PT5 won’t be visible to the vast majority of sky
watchers. “The asteroid is too small and dark for typical amateur telescopes. However, it is well within the
brightness range of typical telescopes by professional astronomers,” Marcos said.
1．How long will the asteroid 2024 PT5 stay near Earth?
A．Over a decade. B．About two months.
C．Less than a week. D．Around 4.5 billion years.
2．What makes 2024 PT5 a “mini moon” rather than a true moon?
A．It lacks a stable orbit around Earth. B．It is smaller than other asteroids.
C．It moves faster than Earth’s moon. D．It reflects too little light to be seen.
3．What writing technique is used to explain mini-moon events?
A．Definition. B．Classification. C．Comparison. D．Illustration.
4．What can we infer from Marcos’ words from the last paragraph?
A．The asteroid 2024 PT5 is unusually bright.
B．Sky watchers should purchase advanced telescopes.
C．Professional knowledge is needed for asteroid observation.
D．Amateur telescopes are not powerful to observe 2024 PT5.
E
（2025·四川宜宾·三模）At a Berlin trade fair for sustainability, a new gadget (小物件) caught Waltraud
Berg’s eye — a solar panel small enough to be simply installed on the side of a balcony to feed energy producedby the sun directly into her home.
“I was absolutely thrilled to learn that such a thing even existed, that you can generate your own power and
be more independent, ” said Ms. Berg, a retiree who installed several panels on the balcony of her Berlin
apartment by herself.
Each lightweight panel produces only enough electricity to charge a laptop or run a small refrigerator. But
in homes across Germany, they are powering a quiet transformation, bringing the green revolution into the hands
of people without requiring them to make a large investment, find an electrician or use heavy tools.
Over 500, 000 of the systems have already been set up across Germany, and new laws that relaxed rules
around solar panel installation have contributed to a boom in use.
“We are seeing a continuous increase in solar installations in particular, ” said Klaus Müller, president of
the agency. “Compared to the total capacity at the end of 2023, almost 10 percent more solar capacity was added.
Of that, two-thirds was installed on buildings, which includes balcony systems. ”
“Some of the solar panels sold in Germany are made by European companies, but most are produced in
China, ” said Nicholas, an analyst with Rystad Energy. “Small-scale panels have benefited from the same
economies of scale that China’s solar manufacturing system has at its disposal. ”
“We are seeing more diversity, more older people and more women, ” said Christian, founder of an
enterprise that promotes small-scale solar use. A growing user group is young people with families who are
concerned about climate change.
“They say they want to make a contribution, ” Mr. Christian said. “Even if it amounts to savings of less
than €100 a year, they will gladly take it because it’s for the next generation. ”
1．What is the main advantage of the new gadget?
A．Lower cost. B．Quick charge. C．Easy installation. D．High energy output.
2．How does the author highlight the popularity of the solar panels?
A．By listing figures. B．By presenting ideas.
C．By analyzing causes. D．By showing examples.
3．What is young people’s attitude to the new trend?
A．Neutral. B．Favorable. C．Opposing. D．Indifferent.
4．What does the case of balcony solar panels mirror?
A．Traditional power demand is declining. B．Small solutions push big sustainability.
C．Policy support contributes to the transition. D．The supply of solar panels is the key factor.
F（2025·四川达州·二模）Last December, researchers at the National Ignition Facility(NIF)had made a
breakthrough in fusion (核聚变)energy, the same chemical process that powers the stars and our sun. They had
succeeded in producing the first laboratory fusion reaction that produces more energy than it takes to cause the
reaction. It made headlines around the world.
At extremely high temperatures and pressure, the atoms break into their components — nuclei (原子核)
and electrons. This kind of positive nuclei and negative electrons is referred to as plasma (等离子体). It is
considered the fourth state of matter, the other three being solid, liquid and gas. Fusion is a process that takes
place in the plasma state. The process of fusion produces a huge amount of energy which, in turn, causes further
fusion reactions.
Our sun is incredibly efficient in producing fusion energy; its huge mass creates the pressure and
temperatures needed to keep the reaction going. Earth can’t recreate the high pressure and temperature conditions
of the sun, so scientists must find techniques in laboratories to start the reaction.
The NIF experiment successfully proved that fusion isn’t just a theoretical concept: we are able to create an
energy source that is self-sustaining. Fusion also has the advantage — it does not cause radioactive waste.
However, despite billions of dollars of government funding put into fusion research, we are still decades
away from fusion-produced electricity. Humans have produced fusion reactions in the past, with nuclear bombs.
But in bombs, the energy is released too quickly. Scientists will need to figure out how to release energy in a
controlled and consistent manner for regular use.
Even if we can overcome challenges in the development, will fusion be able to compete with solar and
wind power for cost and availability? The future of fusion may not be clear at the moment, but it is truly brilliant
for science and society to see the power of the sun come to life in a lab setting.
1．What facts have we learned about the first laboratory fusion reaction?
A．It was a big success. B．It escaped public attention.
C．It produced less energy than expected. D．It introduced the fourth state of matter.
2．What is a big advantage of fusion energy?
A．It depends on the sun. B．It can be clean energy.
C．It is an unexpected energy source. D．It works under normal conditions.
3．What can be implied about producing fusion energy in paragraph 5?
A．It faces some challenges now. B．It isn’t supported by governments.
C．It may cause very dangerous consequences. D．It cannot compete with solar and wind power.
4．Which statement would the author most likely agree with?
A．The future of fusion is clear and bright.B．Fusion energy will be the main energy one day.
C．The present achievements in fusion energy are remarkable.
D．The experimental techniques are essential to producing fusion energy.
七选五
（2025·青海海东·三模）In a world increasingly dominated by mass production and globalized markets,
the importance of supporting local artists cannot be overstated. Local artists serve as the lifeblood of creative
communities. 1
We support local artists for the diversity and richness they bring to our cultural tapestry (织锦). Mass-
produced goods often prioritize uniformity and market trends. 2 By supporting local artists, we not
only encourage the exploration of new artistic frontiers but also foster a sense of cultural vitality within our
communities.
3 When we purchase artwork directly from local artists or attend their performances and events,
we invest in the livelihoods of individuals who enrich our neighborhoods and contribute to the local economy.
Mass-produced goods often benefit large companies and distant supply chains. Supporting local artists ensures
that a greater proportion of our financial resources circulate within the community, improving economic resilience
(恢复力) and energy. 4 In this way we help create jobs and opportunities for promising artists,
strengthening the creative ecosystem for future generations.
Local artists serve as managers of our collective cultural identity and heritage. 5 Whether
drawing inspiration from ancestral folklore (民间传说), regional landscapes, or contemporary social issues, local
artists offer a lens through which we can explore and celebrate the diverse tapestry of human experience.
By supporting local artists, we favour the value of cultural expression and the power of art to transcend
boundaries and unite communities.
A．Local culture is a valuable treasure remaining to be found.
B．They enrich the cultural landscape and deserve our huge backup.
C．We tend to see distant art exhibitions to broaden our narrow horizons.
D．We are advised to visit local art galleries, studios and performance venues.
E．Besides, supporting local artists contributes to our economic sustainability.
F．They preserve traditions and tales that might otherwise be overlooked or forgotten.
G．However, local artists offer refreshing styles, techniques, and mediums of individuality.三、完形填空
A
（2025·宁夏银川·二模）On a fall day, my wife and I went boating on the Blackfoot River. I was excited
about the trip because it would allow me to forget my 1 .
At noon, we rested on a bank. 2 the scenery, we barely realized the approaching danger. Then
three large 3 emerged from the forest: a huge mama bear with two babies. They were less than 100 feet
away across the river, far closer than the recommended 4 distance.
I could feel 5 reached deep into my stomach. Time stood still. Then, I grabbed the bear spray (喷
雾) and we walked downriver to 6 ourselves. “Hey, bear!” I said, “We are not here to 7
you!” At that moment, I thought the mama bear would 8 across the river, covering the 100 feet in
seconds. Although I knew how to use the spray, I didn’t think I could use it 9 .
To our surprise, the mama bear 10 drank water from the river. When one baby wandered just a
few steps away, she quickly 11 him. Just like their 12 appearance, they were gone,
disappearing into the forest. We returned to our boat, feeling 13 . This encounter 14 me and
taught me that my daily concerns seem insignificant in the larger context of our planet. The experience, the fear,
and my limitations as a human have changed my 15 on the world forever.
1．A．concerns B．principles C．passions D．secrets
2．A．Tired of B．Absorbed in C．Looking into D．Reflecting on
3．A．signs B．pictures C．targets D．shapes
4．A．social B．safe C．average D．constant
5．A．fear B．surprise C．thrill D．courage
6．A．relax B．corner C．dismiss D．distance
7．A．bathe B．tease C．bother D．amuse
8．A．sail B．float C．charge D．wander
9．A．in advance B．at random C．at peace D．in time
10．A．probably B．simply C．naturally D．certainly
11．A．rescued B．abandoned C．fetched D．examined
12．A．timely B．inappropriate C．unexpected D．regular
13．A．relieved B．sympathetic C．regretful D．confused
14．A．frightened B．humbled C．refreshed D．fueled
15．A．perspective B．responsibility C．advantage D．virtueB
（2025·河南·三模）Joel Breman, a leader in efforts to control smallpox, Ebola, malaria and other
infectious diseases, died in Chevy Chase, Maryland, at the age of 87.
Peter Piot, a fellow 1 investigator, remembers the time when he met Breman. Piot came to
Kinshasa in central Africa to investigate a 2 new disease. Breman was there 3 for the US
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Piot, Breman and the others spent several months on the 4 in central Africa. The disease they
were 5 turned out to be Ebola, which at the time had a 90% death rate. “It was 6 stressful,”
said Piot. The team worked day and night, collecting 7 from local people. “But Breman always
remained 8 ,” added Piot. By the end of the trip, Piot was 9 over by Breman’s patience and
his ability and enthusiasm in his work and life.
In the following years, Breman 10 working on several other infectious diseases at the National
Vaccine Program Office. Also, he trained scientists, wrote books and published articles in 11 journals.
Breman was kind and respectful to others. His family regarded him as adventurous and caring. Breman
always 12 his kids to go to interesting places and experience new 13 . His daughter said, “It
was 14 that when he lay in the ICU, he was thinking of other people.” In his funeral (葬礼), his friend
Walter Cohn 15 Breman’s life with “Healing the world”.
1．A．economy B．education C．disease D．resource
2．A．natural B．deadly C．common D．different
3．A．working B．waiting C．searching D．preparing
4．A．way B．ground C．edge D．air
5．A．carrying B．missing C．examining D．spreading
6．A．close B．super C．right D．little
7．A．standard B．advice C．data D．experience
8．A．puzzled B．safe C．tired D．calm
9．A．bowled B．handed C．watched D．passed
10．A．remembered B．admitted C．finished D．continued
11．A．medical B．literary C．historical D．psychological
12．A．forced B．encouraged C．warned D．invited
13．A．feelings B．appreciations C．challenges D．systems
14．A．remarkable B．strange C．awkward D．meaningful15．A．focused on B．accounted for C．engaged in D．summed up
四、书信写作
A
（2025·河南·二模）假定你是李华，正在美国参加一项交换生项目。你打算在学校建立一个专注于中国文
化传播的社团。请给你的指导老师Mrs. Thompson写一封邮件寻求帮助，内容包括：
1. 寻求建议；
2. 期待回复。
注意：
1. 写作词数应为80个左右；
2. 请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。
Dear Mrs. Thompson,
I hope this letter finds you well.
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Yours,
Li Hua
B
（2025·河南平顶山·二模）假设你是李华，你的英国朋友Tom对人工智能(AI)技术很感兴趣，写信与你探
讨AI技术的利弊。请你根据以下要点，用英语给他写一封回信，内容包括：
1.AI技术的利弊；
2.你的感想。
注意：1.写作词数应为80个左右；
2.请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。
Dear Tom,
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Yours,
Li Hua
C
（2025·山西·模拟预测）假设你是李华，你的英国笔友 John打算来中国进行研学游(study tour)，请你用
英语给他发一封电子邮件，内容包括：
1.推荐一个目的地；
2.说明推荐理由。
注意：
(1)写作词数应为80个左右；
(2)请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。
Dear John,
I’m thrilled to hear about your upcoming study tour to China!
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Yours,
Li Hua
五、书面表达
A
（2025·河南·二模）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。
When I was growing up, Pippa, my childhood cat, was a big part of my life. During my childhood, she, my
beloved cat, played a significant role in my life. She was affectionate and would welcome me home from school.
Her passing due to illness had a great impact on me, leading me to decide that when I had my own home, I’d
adopt a similar cat.
In the previous summer, I bought my flat in London and was prepared to adopt. I discovered Simba viaCats Protection, a charity devoted to aiding homeless animals. The cat Simba caught my eye within minutes, and I
couldn’t say the reason behind it. Maybe it was the lasting of my love for Pippa. The website stated her age as 27,
which I thought at first was a mistake and believed it should be 17. However, when informed she was available for
adoption at 27, I immediately adopted her.
Simba is a small indoor cat who looks for attention. She’s extremely friendly and will immediately settle on
anyone’s lap. The balcony is her favorite spot, especially on sunny days. She sticks to a regular schedule: rising at
6 am for breakfast, napping, awakening for afternoon treats, and then more naps. She has particular toys she
enjoys. Once I’m in bed, she climbs onto my chest and then sleeps off on my lap, later relocating near my feet for
the rest of the night.
One day, I learned that Simba was the world’s oldest living cat when someone from Cats Protection
informed me. The charity had obtained the vet’s records proving her birth in December 1995. I was amazed, yet
didn’t expect the high level of that attention. Guinness World Records visited to take photos, and a week later,
images of Simba and me were widespread, encouraging many heartwarming responses.
注意：
1. 续写词数应为150左右；
2. 请按如下格式在相应位置作答。
The sudden fame brought by Simba led to a variety of activities.
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After the event to help senior cats, however, she was overwhelmed by too much attention.
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B
（2025·内蒙古赤峰·三模）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。
Ten years ago in Toronto, winter brought more than just cold winds for Jackson. One day, he was involvedin a car accident that left him with a severely injured leg. The doctor said he needed months to recover, which
meant he had to stay at home.
Jackson’s family was already struggling financially, and his inability to work only made things worse. They
barely had enough money for food, let alone warm clothes for the cold winter. Every day felt like a battle, and the
weight of their situation pressed heavily on Jackson’s shoulders. He often found himself staring out the window,
watching the snow fall and feeling a deep sense of helplessness.
Jackson’s neighbor, Lucas, was a kind-hearted man who always looked out for others. When he heard about
Jackson’s situation, he couldn’t shake the feeling that he needed to do something. Lucas had seen Jackson’s family
struggling, and it tugged (拽) at his heart. He decided to organize a clothing donation drive in the community.
With a determined spirit, he went door to door, explaining Jackson’s situation and asking for spare winter clothes
or financial contributions. To his surprise, the response was positive. People from all around the neighborhood
generously donated warm coats, scarves, gloves, and even some money. Each donation felt like a small victory, a
step towards helping his friend.
A few days later, Lucas gathered all the donations and brought them to Jackson’s house. Jackson was
overwhelmed with gratitude as he opened the boxes filled with clothes and saw the envelope of money. His eyes
welled up with tears, and his voice trembled with emotion as he said, “Thank you so much, Lucas. This means
more to me than you could ever know.” Lucas just smiled and said, “We are like family. I’m just glad I could
help.” At that moment, Jackson felt a warmth in his heart that the winter cold couldn’t touch. He realized that even
in his darkest times, there were people who cared.
注意：
1. 续写词数应为150个左右；
2. 请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。
With the help of his neighbors, Jackson could get through the winter.
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At the charity, Jackson found a new purpose.
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