江苏省南京市新城中学2026年4月英语零模月考卷（含答案无听力原文及音频）

第第十一页南师新城九年级英语4月份阶段作业检查（110分钟，110分）一、听力（共20小题；每小题1分，满分20分）第一部分听对话回答问题本部分共有10道小题，每小题你将听到一段对话，每段对话听两遍，在听每段对话前，你将有5秒钟的时间阅读题目；听完后，你还有5秒钟的时间选出你认为最合适的答案。请在听到“嘀”的信号后，进入下一小题。1.Whatwilltheweatherbelike?A.sunnyB.windyC.cloudy2.Whatfoodaretheymaking?A.noodlesB.pizzaC.hotdog3.WhatwasJimdoingat9p.m.lastnight?A.sleepingB.readingabookC.watchingTV4.WhatwillLisadonext?A.goshoppingB.gocampingC.haveapicnic5.WhyisLucynothealthy?A.Sheexercisestoolittle.B.Shehasanunhealthydiet.C.Shedoesn’tsleepproperly.6.Whatmadetheboy’sfatherangry?A.Theboydidn’tlistentohim.B.Theboylostsomethingimportant.C.Theboyfailedintheexamagain.7.Whatwilltheyprobablydonext?A.Gohiking.B.Haveanotheradventure.C.Dosomereading.8.What’sthenumberoftheonlineliteraturewebsiteusersbytheendofJune2018?A.2,018,000,000.B.352,000,000.C.6,000.9.What’sthedistance?A.3hours’walk.B.20minutes’drive.C.Halfanhourofbikeride.10.Whatdoesthemanmean?A.Hewilllendthegirlsomemoney.B.Hewillrefusetohelpthegirl.C.Hewillteachthegirlafreelesson.第二部分听对话和短文回答问题你将听到一段对话和两篇短文，各听两遍。听每段对话或短文前，你将有时间阅读相关小题，每小题你仍有5秒钟；听完后，每小题你仍有5秒钟的时间选出你认为最合适的答案。听一段对话，回答第11-12小题。11.What’sPeter’sfirstproblemwithEnglishlearning?A.Readthewordscorrectly.B.Rememberingnewwords.C.Understandingpeople’stalk.12.What’sMrsLi’sadviceonhissecondproblem?A.JoininganEnglishclub.B.Listeningtothetapes.C.Findingapenfriend.听第一篇短文，回答第13-15小题。请根据短文内容从A、B、C三个选项中选择正确的选项，完成信息记录表。答题完毕，请等待“嘀”的信号，进入第二篇短文。SpeechattheGraduationCeremonyMemoriesBeautifulschool;13lessons.ThanksTeachers’efforts;parents’14;classmates’helpWishesAmorebeautifulschool.Awonderful15.13.A.colourfulandusefulB.livelyandinterestingC.meaningfulandactive14.A.supportB.encouragementC.understanding15.A.lifeB.jobC.future听第二篇短文，回答第16-20小题。16.Whathappenedonthatday?A.Grandmapassedawaypeacefully.B.Grandmamovedawaytoanothercity.C.Grandmamovedoutofheroldhouse.17.WhywasIsad?A.BecauseIthoughtIcouldn’tseeGrandmaanymore.B.BecauseIthoughtIcouldn’tseethebigoldhouseagain.C.BecauseIthoughttheoldhousewassoldtootherpeople.18.WheredidweputallGrandma’sthings?A.Inavan.B.Inacar.C.Inatruck.19.Whatdidwedoontheway?A.Cried.B.Talked.C.Laughed.20.HowdidIfeelwhenknowingtheresult?A.Surprisedandhappy.B.Shockedandsad.C.Curiousandhelpless.二、完形填空（共25小题；每小题1分，满分25分）AAstudyinGermanyshowsthatchocolatemaybegoodfortheheart,whichisgoodnewsforchocolatelovers.Theresearchlasted21overeightyearsanditstudiedtheeatinghabitsandhealthofnearly20,000people.Researchersfoundthatchocolateisnotasbadasweusedtothink,anddarkchocolateisthehealthiestchoicebecauseit22thegreatesteffects.Thestudyalsoshowedthatpeople23atethemostchocolatehadalowerriskofheartproblems.Flavanols(黄烷醇)inchocolatecanhelpreducebloodpressure,andtheycanbediscoveredincocoabeans.However,expertsadvisepeople24toomuchchocolateatonce,asthiswillleadtoweightgain.Soitisbettertoenjoy25insmallamounts.21.A.withB.forC.atD.by22.A.showingB.showsC.willshowD.toshow23.A.whoB.whichC.whatD.when24.A.noteatB.noteatingC.don’teatD.nottoeat25.A.itB.itsC.it’sD.itselfBGermanphilosopherWalterBenjamin’sOne-WayStreetisabookmadeupofshortpiecesandmainly26poems,diariesandquickthoughts.Itdoesn’tfollowanormalstorybutinsteadfeelslikewalkingthroughacity.Benjaminwritesabouteverydaylife,dreams,andhowweseetheworldaroundus.Readingthisbookfeltlike27anewcitywithoutamap.Atfirst,Iwasconfusedbecausetherewasn’taclearstoryline.However,Isoonstartedtoenjoyitsmanysurprises.OnepartthatstoodoutformewaswhenBenjamincomparedreadingtotravelingalongaroad,andcopyingatexttowalkingthatroadonfoot.Hesaidthatbycopying,weunderstandthetextmore28.ThismademethinkabouthowIstudy.Sometimes,justreading29enough—Ineedtobreakthingsdowntogetit.Benjamin’swritingmademerealizethateverydaymomentscanhavedeeperreasons.Evensomethingas30aswalkingtoschoolcantellusaboutlife.Hisbookencouragedmetopaymoreattentiontothesmallthingsandlearnfromthem.26.A.includeB.includesC.includedD.including27.A.exploreB.toexploreC.exploringD.exploration28.A.deepB.depthC.deeperD.deeply29.A.notB.isn’tC.doesn’tD.didn’t30.A.simpleB.simplyC.simplerD.simplestCIrememberturningonmyiPadonedayinGrade5afteranaccidentalconversationwithmycousinaboutscarystoryideas.Hourslater,Icompletedmyownshortstory.Sincethen,I31manystories,whetherfinishedornot.Oneday,bychance,Inoticedsomebadreviewsofmystorieswrittenbystrangersonlineandthenrealizedhowwellsomepeopleofmyagecouldwrite.Ibegantocomparemyselfwith32andgraduallybecamelessconfidentaboutsharingmywork.“Whatifmywritingisn’t33everybodyelse’s?”Iwondered.Often,hobbiesstartassomethingfun,awaytopasstimewithfriendsandfamily,ortostayawayfromourbusylife.Writingwasmyrealhobby,one34Ipickedupalmosttenyearsago.Yetwehavetoacceptthatit’sOKnottobegoodatsomething.Hobbiesaretheretogiveyouabreathoffreshairfromhavingtobegreatateverything.Maybeyounevergetbetterattheskillsyourhobbiesteachyou,andthatdoesn’tmatter.Aslongasitbringsyoujoy.Keepdoingthathobby.Afterall,ahobbyissomethingyoudofor35inyourfreetime.Ifit’snolongerfun,it’snolongerahobby.31.A.wouldwriteB.waswritingC.waswrittenD.havewritten32.A.otherB.othersC.theotherD.another33.A.sogoodasB.sogoodthatC.aswellasD.sowellthat34.A.thatB.whatC.whenD.where35.A.pleaseB.pleasedC.pleasantD.pleasureDMasaruIbuka,thechairmanofSony,wasonceatacompanyplanningmeeting.Suddenlyhehadagreatidea.He36themeetingandaskedeveryonewhatwouldhappenifSonysoldheadphoneswithatapeplayer.Almosteveryonethoughthewascrazy.Still,Ibukakeptthinkingabouthisideaandworkedat37it.Theresult,ofcourse,wasthesuccessfulSonyWalkman.Goodideasoftenstartwithareally38question.BillBowermanwasmakingbreakfastoneday.Ashestoodtheremakingwaffles(华夫饼)forhisson,hewonderedwhatwouldhappenifhepouredrubber(橡胶)intohiswafflepan.Later,hetrieditandtheresultlooked39likethebottomoftoday’ssportsshoes.Still,whenhetookthisideatoseveralfamousshoecompanies,hewassimplylaughedat.Infact,everysinglecompanyturnedhimdown.40hewasrefused,Bowermandidn’tgiveupandwentontostarthisowncompany,makingNIKEathleticshoes.Sometimesgoodideasgrowoutoffailure.WhenFredSmithwasa41atYaleUniversity,hehadsomepaperworkthatheneededtodeliveracrossthecountrythenextday.Smithwasamazedtofindoutthatovernightdeliverywasimpossible.Hesatforalongtimewondering42.Hedecidedtodesignanovernightmailserviceandturneditintoaclassproject.HisprofessorgavehimonlyaCforhisefforts.43,Smithkeptonworkingandfinallyturnedhisideasintooneofthefirstandmostsuccessfulovernightmailservicesintheworld—FedEx.Weknowtoday,ofcourse,thateachoftheseideas44anunbelievablysuccessfulproductorservice.Thebestquestionsareusuallyopen-endedandareoftensilly.Childrenaren’tafraidtoasksuchquestions,but45usuallyare.Thinkhowdifferenttheworldmightbeifpeopleneverasked“silly”questions!36.A.heldB.beganC.stoppedD.continued37.A.introducingB.improvingC.explainingD.recommending38.A.sillyB.wiseC.simpleD.difficult39.A.nothingB.somethingC.anythingD.everything40.A.WhenB.BecauseC.UntilD.Though41.A.teacherB.studentC.librarianD.worker42.A.whenB.whereC.whatD.why43.A.MoreoverB.InsteadC.HoweverD.Otherwise44.A.ledtoB.startedfromC.camewithD.carriedout45.A.adultsB.parentsC.managersD.professors三、阅读理解（共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分）AAnycreativethinkercangetstuck(卡住).Takethisquizto▲46.Whatcanyoudoifyouarestuckonaproblemthatistheonlyoneyou’reworkingon?A.Takealongbreak.B.Workharderontheproblem.C.Askothersforhelp.D.Trytoworkonanotherproblem.47.Whatmighthappenwhenyoudoaneasychore?A.Youmighthelpyourparentsalot.B.Youmightcomeupwithagreatidea.C.Youmightfinishyourchoresfaster.D.Youmightforgetaboutyourproblem.48.Whichofthefollowingisthemostsuitablefortheblank“▲”?A.cheeryouupwhenyouarestuckB.knowtheimportanceoftakingabreakC.caremoreaboutyourfamilymembersD.helpyousolveaproblemthatyou’restuckonBProcrastination(拖延)hasinfluencedhumanbeingsforcenturies.Itistheactofdelayingatask.Itpreventsyoufromfollowingwhatyoustarttodo.Whydoweprocrastinate?Thebestwaytounderstandistoimaginethatyouhavetwoselves:PresentSelfandFutureSelf.ResearchershavefoundthatthePresentSelfandtheFutureSelfareseldominagreementwitheachother.TheFutureSelfwantstobeslimandfit,butthePresentSelfwantsahamburger.Therearedifferentwaystostopprocrastinating.Youcanmaketherewardsoftakingactionhappenatonce.Youcanbringfuturerewardsintothepresentmoment.Forexample,onlylistentoaudiobooksyoulovewhileexercisingoronlywatchyourfavouriteshowwhiledoingtiringhousework.Secondly,maketheresultsofprocrastinationmoredirect.Makeyourselfpaythecostsofprocrastinationsoonerinmanyways.Ifyouexercisebyyourself,missingoncewon’tinfluenceyourlifemuchatall.However,ifyoupromisetoexercisewithafriend,thecostofmissingitbecomeshigher.Itmeansyouhavetobreakapromise.Anotherpopulartoolistodesignyourfutureactions.Youcancontrolyourfutureeatinghabitsbybuyingfoodinsmallpackagesratherthaninthelargesize.Youcanstopwastingtimeonyourphonebydeleting(删除)gamesorsocialmediaapps.Lastly,makethetaskmucheasiertofinish.Onepopularwaytomakehabitseasieristousethetwo-minuterule,whichsays,“Whenyoustartanewhabit,itshouldtakelessthantwominutestodo.”Theideaistomakeitaseasyaspossibletogetstartedandthentrustthatmomentumwillcarryyoufurtherintothetaskafteryoubegin.49.ThewriterusesPresentSelfandFutureSelfto______.A.discusspresentneedsB.explainthecauseofprocrastinationC.comparepastandpresentD.describetwodifferentfutureactions50.Topreventprocrastination,wecan______.A.promisetoexercisewithfriendsB.stopbuyingfoodinsmallpackagesC.thinkofnewtasksintwominutesD.exerciseafterdoingtiringhousework51.Thepassageismainlyaboutthe______.A.resultsofprocrastinationB.reasonsforprocrastinationC.waystostopprocrastinationD.influencesofprocrastinationCHaveyoueverwonderedwhatelseyoucandoonthetrainbesidessleepingorscrollingthroughyourphone?Actually,inChina,trainshaveturnedintocentreswhichbringtogetherthepublicandthenation’sIntangibleCulturalHeritage(ICH,非物质文化遗产).TrainsgoacrossChinaandtheyarebecomingidealplacesforintroducinglocaltraditionalculture.AgoodexampleistheK7041trainfromHarbintoMoheinNortheastChina’sHeilongjiangProvince.OntheICHtrain,Gulayier,dressedintraditionalclothes,sangOroqfolksongs(鄂伦春民歌)andhispartnerplayedtheOroqenjawharp,amusicalinstrument.Touristsonthetrain,especiallythosefromsouthernChina,sanganddancedexcitedlywiththetwoperformerstogether.Gulayiersaidthetrainmadeiteasiertoholdtourists’attentiontohisshows.Hethoughtthetrainwasagoodplatformforpromoting(促进)ICH.Traditionalheritagecomestolifeontrains.MoreICHsuchasQinhuailanternsfromNanjing,Yulinpuppetshows,andtea-pickingoperasinGuangxihavealsomadeappearancesonhigh-speedtrainsacrossChina.Itofferspassengersaclose-upwaytoexperiencetraditionalculture.ProfessorXiaoFangfromBeijingNormalUniversitysharesGulayier’sopiniononthenewuseofICHtrains.Hehaspointedoutanotheradvantageofthis.Beyondculturalpromotion,itoffershelpfortourism.Whenpassengersenjoylocaltraditionsonboard,theyoftendevelopadeeperinterestinexploringtheplacestheypassthrough.However,theICHtrainjourneysstillhavechallenges,includingthenarrowspaceontrainsandpassengersgettingonandoffateachstation.Therefore,somesolutionsarecomingup—culturalcornersshowtraditionalarts,andQRcodesconnecttomoredigitalinformation.ThesehelppassengerstoexploreICHattheirownpaceandcontinuelearningaftertheirjourneyends.ThesuccessofICHtrainsoffersvaluablelessonsforculturalprotectionworldwide,provingthatinnovation(革新)andtraditioncanworktogethertokeepculturalheritagealiveforfuturegenerations.52.WhatisthefreshexperienceforpassengersontheK7041train?A.Travellingfarthernorth.B.Wearingtraditionalclothes.C.Joininginliveshows.D.Havingfunonthephone.53.WhatdoGulayierandProfessorXiaobothagree?A.ICHencouragesmorelocalvisits.B.TrainshelpmakeICHmorepopular.C.ICHimprovestheChinesetrainjourneys.D.PassengerswelcomeperformersonICHtrains.54.WhatdoesParagraph5mentionabouttheICHtrainjourneys?A.Theirfeaturesandinfluence.B.Theirreasonsandresults.C.Theirproblemsandmethods.D.Theirfutureandimprovement.55.Whatcanbethebesttitleforthepassage?A.TrainspushChina’sculturalheritagefurtherB.ChinaputsarmsaroundlocalartistsonICHtrainsC.MoreICHtrainsbeginrunningonrailwaysinChinaD.TrainpassengerssharedifferentlocalculturesofChinaDSeed(种子)dispersalisaninterestingtopicofstudy.Itinvolvesthemovement,ortransport,ofseedsawayfromtheparentplant.Plantsdisperse(传播)seedsinavarietyofways.Wind,water,animalsandevenfirehelpscatter(撒播)plantseeds.Someplants,suchasdandelions,haveseedsthataresmallandlight.Onedandelioncanproduceuptoahundredseeds.Asdandelionseedsaredispersedbythewind,itislikelythatsomeseedswilllandinareasinwhichnewplantscangrow.Amilkweedpodisfilledwithhundredsofseedsthatcanwaft(飘荡)inthebreeze.Bothmilkweedanddandelionseedshavebeenknowntotravelhundredsofmilesonawindcurrent.Someplants,suchaspeasandviolets,useanexplosion(爆破)tosendtheirseedsaway.Asapeapoddries,itwilleventuallyburstandsendseedsflyingineverydirection.Violetsuseexplosivedispersalaswell.Whentheseedsareready,thepodwillopenwithapop,ejectingseedswithsurprisingforce.Manyplantsthatlivenearwater,suchasthecoconuttree,haveseedsthatcanfloatandbecarriedgreatdistancesbythewater.Ifdispersedintoanocean,acoconutcanevenbetransportedtoanothercontinent.Animalshelpplantsdisperseseedsinseveralways.Someplants,liketheburdock,havebarbsthatcangetcaughtinthefurofanimalspassingby.Ananimalmaycarrytheseedtoanewlocationbeforetheseedgetsshakenoffitsfur.Otherplantsproduceseedsinsidefruits,suchasapplesandberries,thatgeteatenbyanimals.Theseedspassthroughtheanimal’sbodyandaredroppedinotherlocations.Theanimalgetsatastytreat,andtheplantgrowsinnewplacesastheseedsaredispersed.Squirrelsburyseedsforlater.Theyreturntofindmany,butnotall,oftheseedstheyhavestored.Itcouldbesaidthatasquirrelisnature’sgardener,astheseseedsoftengrowintonewplants.Thisishowmanyoaktreeshavebeenplanted,astheacornisoneofasquirrel’sfavoritetreats.Fireisalesscommonmethodofseeddispersal.Aforestfirecandestroymostplantsinanarea,creatinganopenspace.Seedsdesignedtotakeadvantageofthisspaceliveinconesheldtogetherbyresin(树脂).Theglue-likeresinmeltsatthetemperatureofaforestfire,allowingtheseedstobereleasedtobeginregrowthoftheforest.56.Whydomostplantsdisperseseeds?A.Tokeeptheoceanclean.B.Tohelpnewplantsgrow.C.Tosatisfyhuman’sdailyneeds.D.Totreatanimalsintheforest.57.Howdoesthewriterintroducethewaysofdispersingseeds?A.Byshowingthestepsinorder.B.Byexplainingcauseandeffect.C.Byprovidingtheexamplesindetail.D.Bycomparingandnoticingwhat’sdifferent.58.Whatdoes“asquirrelisnature’sgardener”probablymean?A.Squirrelsareborngardenersinnature.B.Squirrelscanhelppeopletakecareofgardens.C.Squirrelslikeplantingacornsinsteadofeatingthem.D.Squirrelshelpdisperseseedsbecausetheyforgetwheretofindseeds.59.Whichmethodofseeddispersalisclearlygoodforbothaplantandananimal?A.Acoconutseedfloatstoanothercontinent.B.Milkweedanddandelionseedsaredispersedbythewind.C.Asquirrelburiesanacornbutdoesnotcomebacktodigitup.D.Ananimaleatsafruitandtheseedsaretakenawaytoanotherplace.60.Whichofthefollowingsentencesfromthepassageisanopinion?A.Seeddispersalisaninterestingtopicofstudy.B.Fireisalesscommonmethodofseeddispersal.C.Wind,water,animalsandevenfirehelpscatterplantseeds.D.Someplants,suchasdandelions,haveseedsthataresmallandlight.非选择题（共50分）四、填空（共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分）A）根据括号中所给的汉语或音标写出单词的正确形式，使句子意思完整正确。Whensportsplayerschooseuniforms,theyoftenchoosetheirfavouritecolors.Theymaynotthinkabouttheinfluence61______(仔细地).However,researchsuggeststhatwearingredmight62______/ɪnˈkriːs/thechancesofwinning.Whenitispossible,choosingredcouldgivearealadvantage.Afterstudy,Britishresearchersagreedthatredhelpstowinmoreoften.Theirresearchcovered63______(几个)differentsports,includingboxingandfootball.Thedatashowedapattern:theplayermorelikelyto64______(成功)wasoftentheonewearingaredshirt.However,colorisclearlynottheonlythingtodecidetheresult.Skill,65______(培训，训练),andteamworkcanalsoinfluenceit.So,reachingfortheredmightbeasmartchoice,buttruevictorycomesmorefromskillsandhardwork.B）短文填空，根据句意或括号中所给单词的适当形式填空。Sportsmighthavestartedasawaytosurvive.Longago,peopleran,jumped,andclimbedtostayalive.Hunterswereknownfortheirspecialskills.Wallpaintingscenturiesago,showingactivitieslikewrestlingordancing,66______(find)inanEgyptiantomb.TheancientGreeksmadeabigchangebecauseof67______(host)thefirstOlympicGames.ModernsportsbeganintheUKintheearly68______(nineteen)centuryandthenspreadglobally.Thesebecamethemodelsforsportssuchasfootballthatweplaynow.Sportscomeinmanyshapesandsizes.Organizedsports,whetherswimmingoricehockey,areseriousformsofplay.Therearerules69______(follow),skillsandpositionstolearn,andplanstocarryout.Teamsportslikesoccerrequireyoutoworkwithteammateswhileindividual(个人的)sportssuchastennisfocusonyour70______(person)performance.There’snodoubtthatsportsarevaluable.TheAmericanAcademyofPediatricssaysplayisimportantfor71______(child)body,thinking,sociallifeandfeelings.Sportsexerciseourbodiesandteachusabout72______(we)andourworld.Theymakeusmoreimaginative,curious,andcreative.Theskillswelearncanhelpusinschool73______lateratwork.Inanidealworld,sportswouldalwaysbefun.Butinreality,sportscancausephysicalhurtlikea74______(break)bone,andalsoharminmind.Inteamsports,misunderstandingsandhurtfeelingsarepartofthelearningprocess.Eventhoughthey’renotalwaysacheerfulexperience,theyshowushowtofacelife’schallenges.Youmaynotfind75______betterplacetoplayandlearnabouttheworldthanonasportsfield.五、阅读填空（共20小题；每小题1分，满分20分）A）阅读下面短文，根据所读内容，在文章后的表格里填入一个最恰当的单词。注意：76-83题，每个空格只填1个单词；84-85题为回答问题，词数不限。Likeblogs,vlogsallowpeopletosharetheirlivesandthoughts.Videoclips(片段),insteadofwrittentextsorphotos,aremainlyusedinvlogs.Whileshortvideosofabout10to60secondsinlengtharestillpopular,moreandmorepeoplelikevlogentries(记录)whichlastforafewminutes.Theyallowvloggerstoincludemoremeaningfulcontent.Hereishowtoprepareavlogentry.BeforefilmingFirst,planaheadbythinkingaboutthesubject,themessage,andthepurposeofthevideoclip.Then,createastorywiththreeparts—beginning,middleandend.Preparingascriptisespeciallyusefultohelpbeginnervloggersstayontopic.Also,makesureyouhaveallthetoolsyouneedforshootingthevlog.WhilefilmingSpeakinginavlogisliketalkinginfrontoftheviewers.Youneedtospeakconfidentlytocatchviewers’attention.Ifyoucan’tgetitrightthefirsttime,justtryagain.Designunexpectedthingslikeaphoneringing,whichcanmakeyourvloghumorous.Also,remembertoprotectyourprivateinformationinyourvlog.Nevertellothersaboutyournameorhomeaddress.AfterfilmingVideoediting(剪辑)maysoundchallenging,buttherearedifferentvideoeditingsoftwareandappstohelpus.Addsoundandvisualeffectstomakeyourvlogcreative.It’salsogoodtoaddbackgroundmusictosetthemood.Andfinally,thinkofasuitabletitletoletviewersknowtheclip’scontent.InformationaboutVlogPreparationAbriefintroductiontovlogsVlogsusevideoclips76______thanwrittentextsorphotostosharelivesandthoughts.Thereareshortvideosofabout10to60secondslongaswellastheoneslastingafewminutes.77______forpreparingavlogentryBeforefilmingPlanaheadby78______thesubject,messageandthepurposeofthevideo.Createastorywithabeginning,middleandend.Makesuretogetascriptand79______toolsready.Whilefilming80______totalkinginfrontoftheviewers,speakconfidentlytodrawviewers’attention.Designunexpectedthingstoprovideyourvlogwitha81______ofhumour.82______tellingothersaboutyournameorhomeaddress.AfterfilmingAddsoundandvisualeffectstopresentinformation83______.Designasuitabletitleforthevlogclip.YourideaThinkofasubjectyouliketomakeavlog.84__________________Giveonemoresuggestiontomakeyourvlogmoreattractive.85__________________B）根据短文内容和首字母提示，填写所缺单词。OnMarch26th,2026,twostudentsfromShenzhensharedtheirstoriesofstudyandexplorationintheAIageatUNESCOAIDayInternationalForumonArtificialIntelligenceEducation.Theys86asChineseteenagers.Whenartificialintelligence(AI)makeslifeeasierthanever,whatisthetruev87ofhumanbeings?Actually,agroupofhighschoolstudentsinShenzhen,SouthChinao88theiranswersandtouchedmillionsofpeople.YuYaxuan,aChineseteacherfromShenzhenNanshanForeignLanguageSchool,r89didasurveywithherstudents.Sheaskedonlyonequestion:“IfyoumustpickoneChinesecharactertoprovethatyouarenotAI,whatwoulditbe?”Shegot54answersinall.TheseanswerssurprisedMs.Yu.Later,avideoaboutthembecamepopularonline,startingahottalkaboutwhatitmeanstobearealhuman.Twostudentsgaveo90answers:“hurried”and“slow”.“Robotsdon’tunderstandwhyhumansarealwaysinahurry,”onestudentwrote.“Ittakes30minutesforahospitaltogivebacktestresults,butwhydopatientsc91themeveryfewminutes?Humansdonotliveinpurelyobjective