浙江省G5联盟2025-2026学年高一上学期11月期中考试英语试卷

2025G5联盟期中联考高一年级英语学科试题本卷共8页满分150分，考试时间120第一部分：听力（共两节，满分30分第一节（共5小题；每小题1.5分，满分7.5分听下面5段对话。每段对话后有一个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项。听完每段对话后，你都有10秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅读下一小题。每段对话仅Whichsportdoesthewomanenjoy B. C.WhatwillthemandoEatfresh B.Watch C.GoforaWhatarethespeakersmainlytalking B. C.WhatwastheweatherlikeinSpainduringtheman’s B. C.WhatisthewomandoingTakingagap B.Attending C.Managinga第二节（共15小题；每小题1.5分，满分22.5分听下面5段对话或独白。每段对话或独白后有几个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项。听每段对话或独白前，你将有时间阅读各个小题，每小题5秒钟；听完后，各小题将给出5秒钟的作答时间。每段对话或独白读两遍。听第6段材料，回答第6、7WheredoestheconversationtakeAta B.Atan C.AtatravelHowmuchwillthewoman B. C.听第7段材料，回答第8至10Whatistherelationshipbetweenthe B.Brotherand C.FatherandWhatwillthewomangethermothertodrinkfor B. C.OrangeWhatwillthemandonextTakea B.Goonabusiness C.Gotoacooking听第8段材料，回答第11至13WhatdoesthemansuggestthewomanBringa B.Arriveon C.WearaWhatwillthewomandoonHavea B.Givea C.HavelunchwiththeWhydoesthewomancalltheTointerviewtheToshareherjobToaskaboutan听第9段材料，回答第14至16HowcanwefindthecausesofillnessinfutureaccordingtoByvisitingaBypostingavideoByusingintelligentWherewillrobotstreatbrokenbonesaccordingtoAIna B.Inapatient’s C.InarobothealthWhydoesthemanthinkhospitalswillstillbeneededinDoctorsneedanHospitalsofferlargemedicalRobotsneedtobecontrolledina听第10段材料，回答第17至20InwhichcountrywasTolkienASouth B. C.WhatdidTolkienenjoymostasa B. C.WhendidTolkienstartworkingonTheBookofLostIn B.In C.InWhoistheoriginalintendedreaderofThe B. C.第二部分：阅读理解（共两节，满分50分第一节（共15小题，每小题2.5分，满分37.5分阅读下面短文，从每题所给的A、B、C和D四个选项中，选出最佳选项，并在答题纸上将Puddlecamp,offeredbyExtremeIceCenter(EIC),isaweek-longhockey(曲棍球)daycampthatisdesignedforyourkidsages5-12.Thecampisfilledwithbothoniceandofficeactivitiesincludingskatingskills,stretching,stickhandling,shooting,passing,gamesandmovietime.Thecamprunsdailyfrom8:00am-5:00pmandincludesbreakfast,lunchandsnackCampMeetnewplayersfromaroundtherinkandmakenewfriends.Learnnewskillson&offtheice.Smallclasssizesensureindividualattention.Practiceoldandnewskillstopreparefortheseason.Getpreparedfortheregionalcompetition.HaveCampIncludes:Lunch,snacks,skating&skillsinstruction,andactivities.Spaceislimitedto16playersperweek!CancellationTheEICwillcancelaweekofcampiftherearelessthan5registrants.100%refundwillbegiveniftheEICcancelsaweekofcamp.Cancellationsmade11daysormorebeforecampstartreceivea100%refund.Cancellationsmade10daysorlessbeforecampstartreceivea50%refund.Intheeventofextremeweather,theEICwillinformregistrantsviaphonetoputofftheDailyDrop-Off:7:30AM-8:00AMPick-Up:5:00PM-5:30PMWhatcanpeopledointhePuddleConnectwithnewice B.FocusoniceskilltrainingC.Joinlargegrouptraining D.TrainforthenationalInwhichconditioncanaregistrantreceiveafullBadweatherhappensbeforecampTheregistrantcancels9daysinFourpeopleintotalregisterfortheAweekofcampisdelayedbytheWhoisthisarticlemainlyintendedA. 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D.ThesummerIturnedsixteen,Iwaseagertoworkatatrendycoffeeshopdowntown.Instead,mygrandmother,askilledpotter,askedformyhelpinherdustystudio.Igaveinandagreed,envisioningaboringMyfirsttaskwastorepairacrackedteacup.Myhands,usedtosmartphonescreens,fumbledwiththedelicatepiecesandspecialadhesive(黏合剂).Iexpectedhertotakeover,butshesimplysaid,“Patience,Alex.Thebreakageisnowpartofitsstory.Yourjobisn’ttohideit,buttomakeitbeautifulagain.”FollowingtheancientJapaneseartofkintsugi,shetaughtmetomixgoldpowderintothepaint,fillingthecrackswithgleamingveins.Weeksturnedintoaquietrhythm.Ilearnedtocenterclayonthewheel,tofeelitslifebeneathmypalms.Ioncetriedtocreateaperfectvase,butitfellapartunderthepressureofmyambition.“You’reforcingit,”sheobservedandaddedsoftly.“Theclayspeaks.Youmustlisten.”Istartedagain,lettingtheshapeemergemorenaturally.Thefinalvasewasslightlyoutofshape,butithadacharactermyfirstperfectattemptlacked.Onmylastday,shehandedmethefirstteacupIhadrepaired.Thegoldenlinesranthroughitlikeaspecialmap.“Thisisforyou,”shesaid.“Remember,wearealllikethisclay.Wewillcrackandbreak.Butitisthroughrepairingthosebreakswithgracethatwebecometrulyresilientandunique.”Thatsummer,Ididn’tlearnjustaboutpottery.Ilearnedaphilosophyforlife.Ihadenteredthestudiohopingtoearnspendingmoney;Ileftwithaquietunderstandingofpatience,imperfection,andtheinvisiblestrengththatcomesfromembracingourweaknesses.WhatcanwelearnfromthefirsttwoRepairingtheteacuprequiredmodernTheauthorfoundpotteryworkeasierthanTheauthorwasunwillingtolearnpotteryfromtheThegrandmotherusedaspecialtechniquetohidetheWhatcanbeinferredfromthegrandmother’sstatement,“Theclayspeaks.YoumustPotteryrequirescarefulobservationandperfectOneshouldworkwiththenatureofthematerial,notagainstTheclaymakessoundswhenitisbeingshapedBeginnersmustfollowstrictrulestocreatebeautifulTheunderlinedword“resilient”inparagraph4isclosestinmeaningto A. 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D.WhatisthemainthemeofthisTheeconomicbenefitsoflearningtorepairbrokenTheimportanceofobeyingandrespectingone’sAsummerjobthatturnedintoalessonaboutlifeandpersonalAdetailedintroductiontotheJapaneseartofAreyouashortvideoappuser?Ifso,you’relikelymorefamiliarwith15-secondsped-uppiecesofsongsthanwiththeoriginalones.Thistrendhasemergedonsocialmediaplatforms,particularlyTikTok,wherecreatorschangethetempo节奏ofpopularsongsby25-30percenttomatchshortpopularvideosfeaturingdancesorotherthemes.Thispracticehasbecomewidespreadonsocialmediawherepodcasts,voicenotes,moviesandothercontentcanbemadefasterandthusenjoyedmorequickly.MaryBethRay,anauthorfocusedondigitalmusicculture,toldtheBBC,“Shortclipsprovideaquickerlinethatdopamine(多巴胺)rushsocialmediawantsustofeel,sothereisanaddictiveelementwe’repushedtowards.”That’swhytheseadaptedversions版本havehelpedsomemusiciansclimbthesinglescharts.ForexampleNovember2022,fan-createdsped-upversionsofRAYE’ssingleEscapismmadetheartistachieveherfirst-everNo.1ontheUKSinglesChartnearlythreemonthsafteritsfirstrelease.However,noteveryoneishappywiththistrend.Theriseofspeed-adjustedversionscanmakeitdifficulttotelltheoriginalandremixedsongsapart,potentiallychangingtheartist’swell-designedtempo,moodandfeeling.Thispresentsamodernchallenge—howcanartistscreatethenexthitsongwhentheversionpeopleactuallylistentomaysoundcompletelydifferent?Moreover,ifartistsdon’treleasetheirownsped-upversions,theyandproducersmayfaceeconomiclossesasmorefan-maderemixesareuploaded.AccordingtoForbes,inNovember2023,atleast1millionsongsonstreamingplatformswerespedupandpublishedwithouttheartist’spermission.Expertsnotedthatthesesongsbroughtinmillionsintotalearningsfortheuploadersinsteadoftherightfulcopyright版权Whilesomeartistsacceptthistrendandotherslessso,itappearsheretoFor23-year-oldUKproducerCathy,changingspeedandtempoisakeypartofhercreativeprocess.“Ilikelisteningtomysongthreetimesover—sped-up,slowed,andatnormalspeed,”shetoldtheBBC.“Eachversiongivesatotallydifferentfeel,eachopeningthedoortonewWhyaresped-upsongspopular,accordingtoDrMaryBethTheyoffersatisfaction B.TheyimprovemusicC.Theylowerone’sdopamine D.TheyareeasiertoWhydoestheauthormentionEscapisminparagraphTopraiseRAYE’smusicalBToshowthedifficultyofRAYE’sriseontheTointroduceapopularsongonsocialToexplaintheinfluenceofsped-upWhatmajorchallengedoartistsfaceduetothetrendofsped-upTheinabilitytoclimbthesinglesThepotentialdamagetotheirartisticexpressionandThehighcostofproducingtheirownsped-upThedifficultyintellingtheirownsongsfromWhatisCathy’sattitudetowardsped-upA. 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D.AteamledbyUniversityofMaryland(UMD)computerscientistshasinventedacameranamedtheArtificialMicrosaccade-EnhancedEventCamera(AMI-EV),whichimproveshowrobotsseeandreacttotheworldaround“Eventcamerasarearelativelynewtechnologybetterattrackingmovingobjectsthantraditionalcameras,buttoday’seventcamerasstruggletocatchsharpimageswhenthere’salotofmovementincluded,”saidthepaper’sleadauthorHeBotao.Trackingmovingobjectsisabigproblembecauserobotsandmanyothertechnologies—suchasself-drivingcars—dependonaccurate(精确的)andtimelyimagestoreactcorrectlytoachangingenvironment.So,researchersaskedthemselves:Howdohumansandanimalsmakesuretheirvision视野focusedonamovingForHe’steam,theanswerwasmicrosaccades,smallandquickeyemovementsthathappenwhenapersontriestofocustheirview.Throughtheseminuteyetcontinuousmovements,thehumaneyescankeepfocusingonanobjectanditsvisualtexturessuchascolor,depthandshadowaccuratelyovertime.Justlikehowhumaneyesneedthosetinymovementstostayfocused,thecamerausesasimilarmethodtogetclearandaccurateimageswithoutmovement-causedcloudiness.AccordingtoAloimonos,aprofessorofcomputerscienceatUMD,humaneyestakepicturesoftheworldaroundusandthosepicturesaresenttothebrain,wheretheimagesareprocessed.Perception(感知)happensthroughthatprocessandthat’showpeopleunderstandtheworld.Whenresearchersareworkingwithrobots,theyreplacetheeyeswithacameraandthebrainwithacomputer.BettercamerasbetterperceptionandreactionsforTheresearchersbelievethattheirinventioncouldhaveimportantapplicationsbeyondrobotics.Peopleworkinginindustriesthatdependonaccurateimagerecordingorshapedetectionofmovingtargetsarecontinuallylookingforwaystoimprovetheircameras,andtheAMI-EVcouldbethekeysolutiontomanyoftheproblemstheyface.Withitsuniquecharacters,theAMI-EVissupposedtotakecenterstageinthefieldofsmartwearableWhatistheAMI-EVdesignedMakingtakingpictures B.ReplacingtraditionalC.Takingphotosmore D.FollowingmovingobjectsWhydoesthewritermentionhowhumaneyesTohelpusunderstandhowthenewcameraToexplainwhyhumanvisionisbetterthanTopointouttheweaknessesofcurrentToshowhowtechnologyisalwaysWhomightbenefitmostfromtheapplicationsoftheAMI-Fitnessequipment B.Self-drivingcarC.Documentary D.ProfessionalWhatcouldbeasuitabletitlefortheTheWorkingPatternofHumanImprovedCamerasInspiredbyHumanTheImportanceofSmartWideFutureApplicationsofSmart第二节（共5小题，每小题2.5分，满分12.5分AsthemostpopularsportinAmerica,footballislovedbypeopleofallages.Buthowmuchdoyouknowaboutitshistoryanddevelopment?Let’sexploresomeinterestingfactsyoumaynotknow.Thefirstrecordedfootballgametookplacein1869betweenRutgersandPrinceton.However,itlookedverydifferentfromthemodernsport.Teamshad25playerseach,usedaroundball,andplayerscouldn’tcarryit. BeforeWWII,oneteamplayedbothoffenseanddefensewithnosubstitutions替补thewar,manypotentialfootballplayerswerecalledup,leadingtofrequentteamchanges. .allowedsubstitutions,whichprovedpopularandstayedcommonevenaftertheThepositionofthegoalpost(球门柱)usedtobedifferent.Atfirst,itwasonthegoalline,makingfieldgoalseasierbutcausingsafetyproblems—playerssometimesranintopostswhilecatchingtouchdowns. Asaresult,itwaseventuallymovedtothebackoftheendzonewhereitstillstandsAnotherfunfactiswhythe“quarterback”(四分卫)gotitsname.Whilemanypositionsinfootballarenamedforobviousreasons,thatisnotthecaseforthisone. .Thefullbackstandsfarthestbehindtheline(“fullyback”),halfbacksstandhalfwayback.Finally,thequarterbackstoodbetweenthehalfbacksandtheoffensiveline,therefore“aquarterofthewayback”or“quarterback.”Nowyouknowsomefunfactsaboutfootball’shistory.Maybethisknowledgewillmakewatchingthenextgameevenmoreenjoyable!Asaresult,theruleswereItcomesfromwheretheplayerstandsinabasicteamWorldWarIIsloweddownthedevelopmentoffootballWorldWarIIbroughtimportantchangestofootballItreferstotheplayer’sroleinleadingfouroffensiveAnd,apartfromthesafetyconcerns,thegoalpostoftengotinthewayoftheInstead,theyhadtousevariousbodypartstobatittowardstheopponent’s第三部分：英语知识运用（共二节，满分30分第一节：完形填空（共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分阅读下面短文，从每题所给A、B、C、DLongago,travelinginAustraliawithtwofriends,IdecidedtogosoloforasailingtriparoundtheWhitsundayIslands.Wehadn’tfallenout(闹僵),buttheir differedfrommine.Iwas toseetheGoldCoastandwouldn’tlettheirplansstopI foraboattrip.Tomakefriends,Ibroughtsomedrinks.However,everyoneelsewasingroups.Notwantingtobotherothersandbeseenasastrangefollower,Istarted takingphotosofthegorgeousWhenalushislandpoppedupbehindusIwalkedtotheboat’sreartogetabettershot. therewassomethingtoleanon.”Ithought.ThenI aperfectmetalboxwithalid.Butitwasn’tabox;itwasahotbarbecuethathadbeen allmorningforlunch.Iscreamedand myarmsawayimmediately.Theworstpartwasthatnomarksappearedimmediately,andnobody mypainseriously.Eventually,myarmsturnedpurple,andpeoplerealizedthe wasserious.Agirlofferedmeaspecialburncream.Surprisingly,shewasfrommybirthtowninEngland!Thisamazingcoincidence巧合 Ifinallyhadafriendandashouldertocryon.Aftertreatment,thepain ,andIenjoyedthebeautyoftheWhitsundaysandthe ofthecoolpeopleIdidfinallygettalkingto.Thiswasn’ta(n) waytomeetpeople,andIdon’treallyrecommendit.Butitjustgoestoshowthatevenburningyourarmsonabarbecuecanbecomepartofyourtravel ,partofyourstory,andcanturnoutokayinthe21.A.B.C.D.22.A.B.C.D.23.A.lookedB.signedC.madeD.turned24.A.B.C.D.25.A.EvenB.IfC.WhatD.As26.A.B.C.D.27.A.B.C.D.28.A.B.C.D.29.A.B.C.D.30.A.B.C.D.31.A.B.C.D.32.A.B.C.D.33.A.B.C.D.34.A.B.C.D.35.A.B.C.D.第二节：语法填空（共10小题；每题1.5分，满分15分1TheXunpufloralheaddress,also (call)“zanhua”inChinese,isaculturaltreasurefromafishingvillageinQuanzhou,Fujianprovince.Localwomengrowtheirhairlongenough (put)itbackinabunandtieitusingaredribbon.Then,flowersarechosen arrangedcarefullyindifferentlayers(层次).Eachheaddressis uniqueworkofart,reflectingtheskillandcreativityofthemaker.XunpuVillageonceservedasakeyportontheMaritimeSilkRoad,whichmade amixofdifferentcultures.Theseculturesinfluencedthevillage’scustoms,includingthefloralheaddress.Theheaddressisn’tjustpretty;itrepresentsthebeautyandstrengthoflocalwomen.In2008,thistraditionwasrecognized aformofnationalintangibleculturalheritage,highlightingitshistoricalandculturalvalue.TheXunpufloralheaddressis (traditional)wornduringimportanteventssuchasweddings,festivals,andreligiousceremonies thecommunitycomestogether,seekingblessingsandgoodfortune.Inrecentyears,simplifiedversionsoftheXunpufloralheaddress (design)tosuitdiversehairstylesandpersonal (prefer).Thesechangesaregainingpopularity,allowingtouriststoeasilytrythemonatany第四部分写作（共三节，满分40分第一节：单词拼写（10110分）Ishookhandsande afewwordswiththemanager.（根据首字母单词拼写Therewasana silenceafterheaskedthestrangequestion.（根据首字母单词拼写Youhavetoc withotherapplicantsforthejob.(根据首字母单词拼写The playerleftthefield,lookingpaleandinpain.(Aman escapeddeathwhenafirebrokeoutinhishome.( (显然地hedidn’treadtheinstruction.（根据汉语提示单词拼写Frenchwasalanguagehehad (掌握)．(根据汉语提示单词拼写Ananimal’ssenseofsmellisstillcrucialto (生存).（根据汉语提示单词拼写Government (官员donotwantthesecommentsintheopen.根据汉语提示单词拼写Hewas (流汗heavilyaftertheintenseworkoutthismorning.（根据汉语提示单词拼写第二节：完成句子（15115分）Itwasthis mademerealizethatthemostimportantthingisnotto Hetriedto ontheinterviewerthroughhisconfidentNooneknowsforsurewhyadolescence Agoodleader fortheteam,showingdedicationandintegrityineveryShe tospeakinfrontofthewholeclass,butshewasworkingonbuildingherconfidence.第三节：书面表达（共1节，满分15分Peter进入高中后压力很大，经常失眠，学习受到影响。请你用英语给他写表示安慰；2.注意：1.80左右；2.Dear

2025G5联盟期中联考高一年级英语学科试题本卷共8页满分150分，考试时间120第一部分：听力（共两节，满分30分第一节（共5小题；每小题1.5分，满分7.5分听下面5段对话。每段对话后有一个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项。听完每段对话后，你都有10秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅读下一小题。每段对话仅Whichsportdoesthewomanenjoy B. C.WhatwillthemandoEatfresh B.Watch C.GoforaWhatarethespeakersmainlytalking B. C.WhatwastheweatherlikeinSpainduringtheman’sA B. C.WhatisthewomandoingTakingagap B.Attending C.Managinga第二节（共15小题；每小题1.5分，满分22.5分听下面5段对话或独白。每段对话或独白后有几个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项。听每段对话或独白前，你将有时间阅读各个小题，每小题5秒钟；听完后，各小题将给出5秒钟的作答时间。每段对话或独白读两遍。听第6段材料，回答第6、7WheredoestheconversationtakeAta B.Atan C.AtatravelHowmuchwillthewoman B. C.听第7段材料，回答第8至10Whatistherelationshipbetweenthe B.Brotherand C.FatherandWhatwillthewomangethermothertodrinkfor B. C.OrangeWhatwillthemandonextTakea B.Goonabusiness C.Gotoacooking听第8段材料，回答第11至13WhatdoesthemansuggestthewomanBringa B.Arriveon C.WearaWhatwillthewomandoonHavea B.Givea C.HavelunchwiththeWhydoesthewomancalltheTointerviewtheToshareherjobToaskaboutan听第9段材料，回答第14至16HowcanwefindthecausesofillnessinfutureaccordingtoByvisitingaBypostingavideoByusingintelligentWherewillrobotstreatbrokenbonesaccordingtoIna B.Inapatient’s C.InarobothealthWhydoesthemanthinkhospitalswillstillbeneededinDoctorsneedanHospitalsofferlargemedicalRobotsneedtobecontrolledina听第10段材料，回答第17至20InwhichcountrywasTolkienSouth B. C.WhatdidTolkienenjoymostasa B. C.WhendidTolkienstartworkingonTheBookofLostIn B.In C.InWhoistheoriginalintendedreaderofThe B. C.第二部分：阅读理解（共两节，满分50分第一节（共15小题，每小题2.5分，满分37.5分阅读下面短文，从每题所给的A、B、C和D四个选项中，选出最佳选项，并在答题纸上将Puddlecamp,offeredbyExtremeIceCenter(EIC),isaweek-longhockey(曲棍球)daycampthatisdesignedforyourkidsages5-12.Thecampisfilledwithbothoniceandofficeactivitiesincludingskatingskills,stretching,stickhandling,shooting,passing,gamesandmovietime.Thecamprunsdailyfrom8:00am-5:00pmandincludesbreakfast,lunchandsnackCampMeetnewplayersfromaroundtherinkandmakenewfriends.Learnnewskillson&offtheice.Smallclasssizesensureindividualattention.Practiceoldandnewskillstopreparefortheseason.Getpreparedfortheregionalcompetition.HaveCampIncludes:Lunch,snacks,skating&skillsinstruction,andactivities.Spaceislimitedto16playersperweek!CancellationTheEICwillcancelaweekofcampiftherearelessthan5registrants.100%refundwillbegiveniftheEICcancelsaweekofcamp.Cancellationsmade11daysormorebeforecampstartreceivea100%refund.Cancellationsmade10daysorlessbeforecampstartreceivea50%refund.Intheeventofextremeweather,theEICwillinformregistrantsviaphonetoputofftheDailyDrop-Off:7:30AM-8:00AMPick-Up:5:00PM-5:30PMWhatcanpeopledointhePuddleConnectwithnewice B.FocusoniceskilltrainingC.Joinlargegrouptraining D.TrainforthenationalInwhichconditioncanaregistrantreceiveafullBadweatherhappensbeforecampTheregistrantcancels9daysinFourpeopleintotalregisterfortheAweekofcampisdelayedbytheWhoisthisarticlemainlyintendedA. B. C. D.【答案】1. 2. 3.ExtremeIceCenter（EIC）Puddle【1CampGoals部分“Meetnewplayersfromaroundtherinkandmakenewfriends.(认识来自冰场周围的新球员并结交新朋友。)PuddleA。【2CancellationPolicy部分“TheEICwillcancelaweekofcampiftherearelessthan5registrants.100%refundwillbegiveniftheEICcancelsaweekofcamp.(5人，EIC将取消EIC100%的退款。)”可知，如果总共有四个人报名参加营C。【3推理判断题。根据第一段“Puddlecamp,offeredbyExtremeIceCenter(EIC),isaweek-longhockey(曲棍球)daycampthatisdesignedforyourkidsages5-12.(PuddleExtremeIceCenter（EIC）提供，是一个为期5-12岁的孩子设计。)5-12AThesummerIturnedsixteen,Iwaseagertoworkatatrendycoffeeshopdowntown.Instead,mygrandmother,askilledpotter,askedformyhelpinherdustystudio.Igaveinandagreed,envisioningaboringMyfirsttaskwastorepairacrackedteacup.Myhands,usedtosmartphonescreens,fumbledwiththedelicatepiecesandspecialadhesive(黏合剂).Iexpectedhertotakeover,butshesimplysaid,“Patience,Alex.Thebreakageisnowpartofitsstory.Yourjobisn’ttohideit,buttomakeitbeautifulagain.”FollowingtheancientJapaneseartofkintsugi,shetaughtmetomixgoldpowderintothepaint,fillingthecrackswithgleamingveins.Weeksturnedintoaquietrhythm.Ilearnedtocenterclayonthewheel,tofeelitslifebeneathmypalms.Ioncetriedtocreateaperfectvase,butitfellapartunderthepressureofmyambition.“You’reforcingit,”sheobservedandaddedsoftly.“Theclayspeaks.Youmustlisten.”Istartedagain,lettingtheshapeemergemorenaturally.Thefinalvasewasslightlyoutofshape,butithadacharactermyfirstperfectattemptlacked.Onmylastday,shehandedmethefirstteacupIhadrepaired.Thegoldenlinesranthroughitlikeaspecialmap.“Thisisforyou,”shesaid.“Remember,wearealllikethisclay.Wewillcrackandbreak.Butitisthroughrepairingthosebreakswithgracethatwebecometrulyresilientandunique.”Thatsummer,Ididn’tlearnjustaboutpottery.Ilearnedaphilosophyforlife.Ihadenteredthestudiohopingtoearnspendingmoney;Ileftwithaquietunderstandingofpatience,imperfection,andtheinvisiblestrengththatcomesfromembracingourweaknesses.WhatcanwelearnfromthefirsttwoRepairingtheteacuprequiredmodernTheauthorfoundpotteryworkeasierthanTheauthorwasunwillingtolearnpotteryfromtheThegrandmotherusedaspecialtechniquetohidetheWhatcanbeinferredfromthegrandmother’sstatement,“Theclayspeaks.YoumustPotteryrequirescarefulobservationandperfectOneshouldworkwiththenatureofthematerial,notagainstTheclaymakessoundswhenitisbeingshapedBeginnersmustfollowstrictrulestocreatebeautifulTheunderlinedword“resilient”inparagraph4isclosestinmeaningto A. B. C. D.WhatisthemainthemeofthisTheeconomicbenefitsoflearningtorepairbrokenTheimportanceofobeyingandrespectingone’sAsummerjobthatturnedintoalessonaboutlifeandpersonalAdetailedintroductiontotheJapaneseartof【答案】4. 5. 6. 7.16岁时在祖母的陶艺工作室度过的一个夏天，从最初【4细节理解题。根据第一段“ThesumerIturnedsixteen,Isegertoworkatatrendycoffeeshopdowntown.Instead,mygrndmother,askiledpotter,skdformyhelpinherdustystudo.Igveinandagred,envisioningaboringsummer.(16岁那年夏天，我渴望在市中心一家时髦的咖啡店工作。相反，我的祖母，一个熟练的陶工，在她尘土飞扬的工作室里找我帮忙。我妥协并同意了，想象着一个无聊的夏天)”可知，作者一开始C项。【5推理判断题。根据第三段中的“Ioncetriedtocreateaperfectvase,butitfellapartunderthepressureofmyambition.“You’reforcingit,”sheobservedandaddedsoftly.“Theclayspeaks.Youmustlisten.(我曾试图做一个B项。【6词句猜测题。根据第四段中“Wewillcrackandbreak.Butitisthroughrepairingthosebreakswithgracethatwebecometrulyresilientandunique.(resilient且独特。)”可知，“resilient”与“经历破碎后仍能恢复”相关。结合语境推测，其含义最B项。【7茶杯、制作花瓶的经历中领悟到人生哲理，最后一段提到“Thatsummer,Ididn’tlearnjustaboutpottery.Ilearnedaphilosophyforlife.(那个夏天，我学到的不只是陶艺，还有人生哲理。)C项。Areyouashortvideoappuser?Ifso,you’relikelymorefamiliarwith15-secondsped-uppiecesofsongsthanwiththeoriginalones.Thistrendhasemergedonsocialmediaplatforms,particularlyTikTok,wherecreatorschangethetempo节奏ofpopularsongsby25-30percenttomatchshortpopularvideosfeaturingdancesorotherthemes.Thispracticehasbecomewidespreadonsocialmediawherepodcasts,voicenotes,moviesandothercontentcanbemadefasterandthusenjoyedmorequickly.MaryBethRay,anauthorfocusedondigitalmusicculture,toldtheBBC,Shortclipsprovideaquickerlinetothatdopamine(多巴胺)rushsocialmediawantsustofeel,sothereisanaddictiveelementwe’repushedtowards.”That’swhytheseadaptedversions版本havehelpedsomemusiciansclimbthesinglescharts.Forexample,November2022,fan-createdsped-upversionsofRAYE’ssingleEscapismmadetheartistachieveherfirst-everNo.1ontheUKSinglesChartnearlythreemonthsafteritsfirstrelease.However,noteveryoneishappywiththistrend.Theriseofspeed-adjustedversionscanmakeitdifficulttotelltheoriginalandremixedsongsapart,potentiallychangingtheartist’swell-designedtempo,moodandfeeling.Thispresentsamodernchallenge—howcanartistscreatethenexthitsongwhentheversionpeopleactuallylistentomaysoundcompletelydifferent?Moreover,ifartistsdon’treleasetheirownsped-upversions,theyandproducersmayfaceeconomiclossesasmorefan-maderemixesareuploaded.AccordingtoForbes,inNovember2023,atleast1millionsongsonstreamingplatformswerespedupandpublishedwithouttheartist’spermission.Expertsnotedthatthesesongsbroughtinmillionsintotalearningsfortheuploadersinsteadoftherightfulcopyright版权Whilesomeartistsacceptthistrendandotherslessso,itappearsheretoFor23-year-oldUKproducerCathy,changingspeedandtempoisakeypartofhercreativeprocess.“Ilikelisteningtomysongthreetimesover—sped-up,slowed,andatnormalspeed,”shetoldtheBBC.“Eachversiongivesatotallydifferentfeel,eachopeningthedoortonewWhyaresped-upsongspopular,accordingtoDrMaryBethTheyoffersatisfaction B.TheyimprovemusicC.Theylowerone’sdopamine D.TheyareeasiertoWhydoestheauthormentionEscapisminparagraphTopraiseRAYE’smusicalToshowthedifficultyofRAYE’sriseontheTointroduceapopularsongonsocialToexplaintheinfluenceofsped-upWhatmajorchallengedoartistsfaceduetothetrendofsped-upTheinabilitytoclimbthesinglesThepotentialdamagetotheirartisticexpressionandThehighcostofproducingtheirownsped-upThedifficultyintellingtheirownsongsfromWhatisCathy’sattitudetowardsped-upA. B. C. D.【答案】8. 9. 10. 11.【8细节理解题。根据第三段“Shortclipsprovideaquickerlinetothatdopaminerushsocialmediawantsustofeelsothereisanaddictiveelementwe’repushedtowards.(短视频片段能更快地让我们感受到社交媒体希望我们感受到的多巴胺激增，所以我们被推向了一种上瘾的元素。)”可知，MaryBethRay博士认为加速歌曲之所以流A。【9推理判断题。根据第四段“Forexample,inNovember2022,fan-createdsped-upversionsofRAYE’ssingleEscapismmadetheartistachieveherfirst-everNo.1ontheUKSinglesChartnearlythreemonthsafteritsfirstrelease.(例如，202211RAYE单曲《Escapism》的速度调整版本使这位艺术家在首次发D。【10细节理解题。根据第五段“Theriseofspeed-adjustedversionscanmakeitdifficulttotelltheoriginalandremixedsongsapart,potentiallychangingtheartist’swell-designedtempo,moodandfeeling.(速度调整版本的兴起使得很难区分原曲和混音歌曲，这可能会改变艺术家精心设计的节奏、情绪和感觉。)”和“Moreover,ifartistsdon’treleasetheirownsped-upversions,theyandproducersmayfaceeconomiclossesasmorefan-maderemixesareB。【11Eachvsonsatotalydifferentfel,eachopenngthedoortowaudinces.(每个版本都给人一种完全不同的感觉，每个版本都为新的听众打开了大门。)”可知，Cathy认为加速音乐能D。AteamledbyUniversityofMaryland(UMD)computerscientistshasinventedacameranamedtheArtificialMicrosaccade-EnhancedEventCamera(AMI-EV),whichimproveshowrobotsseeandreacttotheworldaround“Eventcamerasarearelativelynewtechnologybetterattrackingmovingobjectsthantraditionalcameras,buttoday’seventcamerasstruggletocatchsharpimageswhenthere’salotofmovementincluded,”saidth