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A92025学年第二学期期中联考本卷满分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10WheredoestheconversationtakeAtaAtashoppingAtatrainHowoftendoesthewomanrunEvery B.Twicea C.OnceaWhatcan’tthecampusAIassistantRenewlibrary B.Answerbasic C.MaketheWhatarethespeakerstalkingDailyneedsfortheoldConvenientneighborhoodPublicWhatistheprobablerelationshipbetweenthe B.Co- C.Family第二节：（共15小题；每小题1.5分，满分22.5分听每段录音前，你将有时间阅读各个小题，每小题5秒钟；听完后，每小题将给出5秒钟的66、7WhatdoestheprojectwantteenagerstoMakeproperuseoftheSpendmoretimewiththeirHelpseniorsusetechnologyWhatismoreimportantaccordingtotheSeniorsbuild B.Seniorsgain C.Seniorslearn7810WhydopeoplenowadaysseldomrepairIt’shardtofindreplacementTheyhavelostthehabitofThecostofrepairistooWhydoestheman’sunclestillholdhisoldItfitshimHewantstoreduceItholdsWhatoldobjectdoesthewoman’smotherAradiofromtheApairofrepairedA1970ssewing81113WhomightthewomanTheboy’sTheboy’sTheboy’sHowdidthemathgroupchangetheirBystartingwithindividualByassigningagroupBymeetingmoreWhydidthenewapproachworkbetterfortheItreducedthenumberofItencouragedmoreItmademeetings91416HowdoJake’shobbieshelpTheyhelphimfocusandTheykeephimTheybroadenhisWhatdoesLisadotomanagetechSheplaysShewritesinaShedrawsWhatisJake’smainadviceforhisUsetechnology B.Dooutdoor C.Finda101720Whatistheproject’smainTrainingbirdwatchingTrackingclimateeffectsonPromotingcoastalWhatdovolunteersdointheSettingupbirdfeedersalongtheProtectingendangeredbirdRecordingdetailedbirdWhatdidvolunteersdiscoverlastAnewbirdAsignofhabitatAdecreaseinbirdWhatisthespeaker’sopiniononItneedsexpensiveItaidsglobalItisjusta第二部分：阅读（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A、B、C、DABBCWildlifeMagazinesubscription(订阅isasurewaytogetclosertothewondersofthenaturalAsyouwouldexpectfromtheUK’soldestandbestwildlifemagazine,weonlyusethebestphotographersandmostknowledgeablewriterstocelebratetrulyawe-inspiringanimalsandhabitats.Ifyouwanttostayup-to-datewiththebignaturestoriesandpreservationinitiatives(倡议),whynotsubscribetoday?●BenefitsMakegreatsavingsontheindividualshop◻●Deliverytoyourdoorwhereveryou◻●Guaranteeyourcopyandnevermissan◻●Fascinatingfeatureswrittenbywildlife◻●ExcitingwildlifeUnrivalled无可匹敌的for50years,BBCWildlifeMagazineistheultimateguidetothenaturalworld,givingsubscribersamoreimmersiveexperience.Itpublishes13issuesayear.Everyissueispackedfullofbreath-takingimagesandinsightfulfeaturesonabroadrangeofanimalsandhabitats,bothintheUKandoverseas.Andweprovidepracticaladvice,experttipsandideasforgreatdaysoutthatwillhelpyouunderstand,experienceandenjoynaturetoitsfullest.Youcanexpectthelatestnewsfromscientificdiscoveriestoenvironmentalissues,in-depthfeaturesaboutanimalbehaviourandpreservationwrittenbyexpertsworkinginthefield,andafascinatinglookatwhateachwildlifemonthhastooffer?Allarebroughtintovividfocusbyaward-winningphotographyfromaroundtheBBCWildlifeMagazineisessentialreadingforanyonewithapassionfornatureandwildlife.Subscribetodayandletusbringthenaturalworldtoyourdoorstep.●BuyingWhatcanreadersexpecttofindinthePhotosofwildlifeonlyinthePracticaladviceforhomeLatestnewsfrompoliticalFeaturesonanimalHowmuchdoyoupayforaone-yearprintA. 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D.AgovernmentItwasadullafternoonwhenathree-year-oldchild,lookingatafishtank,asked,“Howmuchlongerwillthefishbathe?Whenwilltheycomeout?”Theadultssmiledathisinnocence纯真),butbehindthesmilehidathought:Whenwasthelasttimeweaskedsuchstrangelywonderfulquestions?Whatturnedusfromendlesslycuriouschildrenintoimpatient,unquestioningadults?Fivewords:“That’sjusthowitis.”Againandagain,ourquestionsmetwiththisreply.Whydofishliveinwater?That’sjusthowitis.Itisaconvenientanswer,onethatfitseveryquestion,yetexplainsnothing.Sohowdowefixthedamage?Bylookingforseeminglyuselessknowledge.Suchknowledgemayneverserveapracticalpurposeandthatiswhyitappearsuseless.Buttheactoflookingforit,justforthejoyofdiscovery,beginstorepairwhatwelost.Thesesmallbitsofknowledgeshowhiddenconnectionsandbringthatjoyful“aha”moment.Beyondbringingbackcuriosity,funfactsdeepenconversations.Oneevening,weaskedourfather,“Whowasthefirstcricketer板球手)toscoreadoublecenturyinaOneDayInternational?”Withoutlookingaway,hereplied,“EveryoneknowsitwasTendulkar.”Wesaid,“Yes,hewasthefirstmalecricketer.Weaskedaboutfirstcricketer.”Hestoppedthematchandraisedhiseyebrows.WetoldhimhowBlindaClarkescored229notoutagainstDenmarkin1997.Afewdayslater,atafamilygathering,ourfatheraskedeveryonethissamequestion.Instantly,theconversationturnedtowomen’scricket,andtohowwearemadetothinkofcricketasamen’ssport.Whatfeelslikeasmallquestiontodaycanbecometomorrow’sbigdiscovery.Afterall,everythingweknowisonlyadropinabigoceanoftheunknown.WhatmessageisconveyedinthefirstChildrenarenaturally 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D.CuriosityreplacespracticalIntheworldofbigfood,artificialintelligenceisnothingnew.McCormick,whichownsbrands品牌)likeFrank’sRedHot,hasbeenusingAIintastedevelopmentfornearlytenyears.Thecompanysaysitsdevelopmenttimehasbeencutby20%to25%byfindinggoodtastemixesanddecidingwhichideasareworthtesting.ItisasimilarstoryatUnilever,whereAIisdeeplyusedinfoodresearch.Systemscantestthousandsofdishesinsecondsoncomputersandgettoworkableideaswithfewertests.Unilever’sKnorrFast&FlavourfulPaste,forexample,wasdevelopedinabouthalftheusualtime.ButevenasAIshapeshowfoodcompaniesdecidewhatendsuponstoreshelves,theyarequicktostressthatAIisnottakingoverthekitchen.“Humancreativityandjudgmentleadtheway,andAIisatooltohelpusdomore,”saidaUnileverleader.“Ourgreateststrengthwillalwaysbeourpeople,”saidMcCormick’schiefscienceAsmorenewcompaniesuseAItotellhowpeoplewillfeelaboutnewfoodproducts,itisunclearhowsuccessfultheywillbe.Foodscientistswhohavetestedthesesystemssaythetechnologyisstillearly.“AIcompaniesaresayingtoomuchaboutwhattheycando,”onefoodscientistsaid.“Withoutrealdatafrombigcompanies,theycanhardlytellwhatwillhappen.”WhereAIdoesn’tdowell,researcherssay,isbiology.Dr.JulienDelarue,aprofessorattheUniversityofCalifornia,saidpeople’shopesforAItoolsthatstudytastemaybeinflated.WhileAIcanhelpstudychemicalknowinghowpeopletastedifferenttastesisstilllimited.Peopletastethesamechemicalsverydifferentlybecauseoftheirgenes(基因),culture,andlifeexperiences.“Thereisnosuchthingasanaverageperson,”Delaruesaid.Whenitcomestotasteitself,humansarestillthestandard.“Peoplewillalwaysbetheoneswhodecidetastesgood,”hesaid.“NotWhat’ssaidaboutAIinthefoodIttestsdishesinrealItcreatesspecificIthasbeenusedfortenItmakesproductdevelopmentWhatviewdofoodcompanyleadersAIhelpsbutcannottakeAIweakenshumanAIshouldbeusedAIshouldmakefinalWhatdoestheunderlinedword“inflated”inparagraph5probablyA.Too 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D.TooWhatcanbelearnedfromthelasttwoPeoplearetherealtasteAIwillsooncontroltastePeoplelikeAI-designedproductsGeneticdifferencesareeasytogetThevarietyofbacteria(细菌)inourguts(肠道)hasbeenusedasameasureofoverallhealthforyearsnow.Butrecentstudiessuggestthatwhatmakesthegutsofcentenarians(peoplewholivetobe100orolder)differentisnotthevarietyofbacteriaspecieslivingthere,butthebalancedspreadofthosespecies.A2023studylookedatthegutsofover1,500people,including297centenarians.DrShuaiWangatChina’sGuangxiAcademyofSciencessaysthatwhilethisstudy’sfindingssupporttheideathatcentenarianshavespecialgutbacterialinkedtotheirlonglife,itshowedthatratherthanvariety,theirgoodhealthwasbetterreflectedbyInfact,saysWang,“inmanydiseases,thevarietyofgutbacteriacanbegreaterinsickpatientsthanhealthypeople.Thisincreaseoftenhappensduetoalossofgutbarrier(屏障)resistance,allowingrarebacteriaorbacteriathatusuallyliveelsewheretosettlethere.”Inolderadults,hesays,“Aweakergutbarriercancauseaincreaseofraregutbacteria,whichmayleadtomoretypesofbacteria,butnotnecessarilybringanyextrahealthbenefits.”Thekeytoimprovingaweakgutbarrierisfibre.Eatingahigh-fibredietwithplentyofvegetableskeepsthosebarriersstrong,andsodoesavoidingalcohol.DrMaryNiLochlainnisanotherexpertwhothinksthatbacterialvarietyisn’teverything.Sheranaexperimentprovidingoldertwinswithprebiotic(益生元)fibreandfoundthat“theyallhadadecreaseinvariety,becausetheprebioticwascausingcertainbacteriatogrow,”shesays.“Buttheyalsoallhadimprovedcognition(认知),soitshowsmethelimitationofvariety.”Whilevarietymaynotbethemostimportantthingforguthealth,itcanstillplayapositiveroleinlaterlife.A2016studyintoweaknessandthegutbyLochlainn’scolleaguesatKing’sfoundalinkbetweenweaknessandlowerbacterialvariety.Whatisthekeytocentenarians’goodhealthaccordingtoDrShuaiAhigh-fibredietwithAwidevarietyofgutThestrongfunctionofgutAbalancedspreadofgutWhydosomesickpatientshavehighergutbacterialTheytakesomevitaminTheyeatmorefibre-richTheirgutbarrierbecomesTheirillnessleadstomoreWhatcanbeinferredfromtheexperimentledbyDrMaryNiHigherbacterialvarietycanimproveLowerbacterialvarietymaynotharmPrebioticfibrecanpromotepeople’sphysicalPrebioticfibreincreasesthetotalnumberofWhatcanbeasuitabletitlefortheTheSecretofLongLife:RegularPrebioticFibre:TheWaytoaHealthyWeakeningGutBarrier:SurvivalofRareBalanceOverVariety:ANewViewonGut第二节：（共5小题；每小题2.5分，满分12.5分WorldWaterDayon22Marchisareminderoftheimportanceofwaterforpeopleandtheplanet.36Whetheryou’resplashinginapoolorwalkingbyariver,waterconnectsyoursenses.Atthebeach,youcanseethewavesrollingin,hearthemcrashing,smellandtastethesaltyairandfeelthecoolwateronyourfeet.37.Thiscanrefertothesea,canals,lakes,riversandfountains-anywherethatpeoplecanenjoyScientiststhinkbluespaceshelpyourelaxbecause,overtime,lotsofhumanshavelivednearwatersoitfeelssafeandfamiliar.ResearcherKateCampbellstudiesbluespacesandsaystheyhavethepowerto“relaxourbodiesandtellourmindstoswitchoff”.Evenjustlookingatwatercanhelpyoufeelfocused.Astudyin2022foundthatitmadevolunteersfeelrelaxedandslowedtheirheartrate.38.Studiesshowthatpeopleoftenfeelhappierwhenliveclosetothecoast.Waterhasalsobeenshowntoboostcreativity,whichiswhyyoumightgetgoodideasintheshowerorbath.39.AuthorCatherineKellysaysrelaxinginthebathisgoodtoo,orfeelingrainonyourskin.Ifyoulikegettingwet,sitindoorsbythewindowandwatchraindropsracetothebottom.Atthebeachyoucangoforaswimifanadultsaysit’ssafetodoso,orsitontheshoreandwatchthehorizon.40.Kellysaysyoucan“HereIam,thissmallthing.SomyproblemsarenotthatbigafterButdidyouknowitkeepsyourmindhealthyWaterisimportantforagricultureandindustryWatchingwavescalmsmindandrushingwateraidsBreathingseaaircanalsobegoodforyourphysicalYoudon’tneedtolivebytheseatofeelconnectedtoThispeacefulfeelingnearwateractuallyhasaname:blueSeeingahugebluespacehasbeenshowntohelpyouletgoof第三部分：语言运用（共两节，满分30分第一节：（共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分I’mofftoLondonwithtwogranddaughtersforouryearlyvisit.WeonlygoonceayearbecauseI’mabitofacountrymousewhodoesn’tlikebigcities,41crowdedplaces.Afterthetraingotcancelledlastyear,we42totakeabusinstead,alongerjourneybutmore43.driverdroppingusoffearly,myoldergranddaughteraskedustostopata44shop.She’sascarefulwithasIam.Thenwe45acafé,enjoyingcupsofteabeforethe46time,andfinallyarrivedatthebusTimeflew.Stuckinatrafficjamnearthecity,Ifelt47growingbecauseIhadbookedticketsforatimeata48.Ifearedwewouldbelate,buttherewasnothingIcoulddobut49wewouldreachthestationintimefortheundergroundacrossThestreetswere50withpeoplewhenwefinallycameoutoftheunderground.I51orderslikesergeantmajor(军士长),tellingmytrooptokeepup.Arrivingwithsecondsto52,wefinallygotthroughspentagoodhourintheAfterwards,wewalkedeasttoourhotel.Tryingto53themaponmyphone,werealizedwehadpassedtwicebefore54it.Weenteredourfamilyroom,onlytofindthethreebedspushedtogetherlikeaThegirlssaidtheydidn’tmindaslongasIdidn’tmake55when41.A.B.C.D.42.A.B.C.D.43.A.B.C.D.44.A.newly-B.high-C.second-D.well-45.A.headedB.lookedC.wentD.returned46.A.B.C.D.47.A.B.C.D.48.A.B.C.D.49.A.B.C.D.50.A.B.C.D.51.A.B.C.D.52.A.B.C.D.53.A.B.C.D.54.A.B.C.D.55.A.B.C.D.第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浙江省A9协作体2025一、听力：（每小题1.5分，满分30分1-5 6-10CBBCC11-15 16-20二、阅读理解：（共两节，满分50分21-23 24-27BDBA28-31DABA32-3536-40三、语言运用：（30分）第一节（每小题1分，满分15分）41-45 46-50 51-55第二节（每小题1.5分，满分15分56. 57. 58. 59.60.61.62.which/63.to64.65.第三节：单词拼写（每小题1分，满分10分66.origin67.eager 70.talent71.tough72.charged 第四节：完成句子（每小题3分，满分15分haskepttrackof/hasbeenkeepingtrackisjoinedabsorbedin/absorbingthemselvestakeadvantageforthebenefit四、写作：（40分）应用文写作（满分15分）Nowadays,manytraditionalfestivalsarebecomingmoreandmorecommercialized.Inmyopinion,thistrenddoesweakentheirtruemeaning.First,peopleoftencaremoreaboutshoppinganddiscountsthanaboutfamilyreunionsorculturalcustoms.Forexample,duringtheSpringFestival,manyfocusononlinesalesinsteadofmakingdumplingstogether.Second,festivalsaredriventoomuchbybusiness.Thewarmfeelingsandtraditionalspiritareslowlydisappearing.Therefore,weshouldkeeptrackoftherealvaluesofourfestivalsandcelebratetheminasimplerCommercializationmaybringfun,butitshouldn’ttakeawaytheheartofourText1：W:Thisplacelookssomodern—feelslikeashoppingcenter,butI’mactuallyjustwaitingforthetrain.M:Yeah,theybuiltthisnewstationlastyear.Wouldyouliketograbacoffeewhileyouwait?Text2：W:Iusedtorunonlyonceaweekatnight,butnowIruneverymorningat6:00.M:That’sabigchange.Whatmadeyoustartrunningeveryday?W:Irealizedonerunaweekwasn’tenoughtokeepmehealthy.Plus,morningrunshelpmestartthedayclear-Text3：校园AIW:ThenewcampusAIassistantcanalreadyhelpbookstudyroomsandanswerbasicquestions.M:Thatsavesatriptotheadminoffice.Doesithandlelibraryrenewalstoo?W:Notyet,butthatfeatureiscomingnextText4：城市“一刻钟便民生活圈M:Ourneighborhoodnowhasagrocery,clinic,andrepairshopallwithina15-minuteW:It’ssoconvenient,especiallyformygrandparents.Theydon’thavetotravelfarfordailyneeds.M:Exactly.Itimprovesthequalityoflife.Text5：W:Goodmorning,Mr.Smith.Ihaven’tseenyouaroundlately.WereyouonanotherbusinessM:No,actually.Mysontookmeonaroadtrip,andwehadawonderfultimetogether,soIwasn’tathomeforthepastfewdays.Text6：M:⑥WhyareteensteachingseniorstouseW:⑥It’spartofour"DigitalBridge"project.Alotofseniorsfeelleftoutwhenfamiliesonlysharephotosonline.Teensaresteppingintohelpthemreconnect.M:So,whatdotheyW:Theylearnhowtomakevideocalls,usehealthapps,andevenhandleonlinebanking.⑦Butmoreimportantly,theyregaintheirconfidence.M:That’sreallyW:Yes,⑥it’snotjustabouttechnology—it’saboutconnectinggenerationsandbridgingthedigitalText7：修复物件：记忆+可持续性+M:Jenny,doyourepairthingstheseW:Irecentlytriedtofixafan,butfindingtherightpartwasapain.Itmademethinkaboutmygrandfather,though.Heusedtomendeverything—hisoldradio,evenhisshoes.⑧Now,peoplejustthrowthingsawayinsteadofeventryingtofixthem.M:⑧Thevalueofrepairingisoverlooked.⑨Myunclestillwearsajacketfromthe1980s.It’sworn,buthefixeditseveraltimes.It’smorethanjustanobject;itholdsmemories.W:Exactly.Thoseoldobjectshaveastory.⑩Mymom’ssewingmachineisfromthe1970s.Itstillworksperfectlybecausesheknowshowtocareforit.M:⑧We’velostthehabitofmending.Nowit’softeneasier—andsometimescheaper—justtobuynew.Butrepairingisn’tjustpractical;it’saboutpreservingmemoriesandreducingwaste.Text8：M:⑪I’mhome...andW:⑪I’vegotfoodreadyforyou.Youseeminabettermoodtoday.Didsomethinggoodhappen?M:Oh,absolutely!Ourmathgroupfinallyworkedwellthisweek.W:Really?That’sasurprise.⑪Usually,youcomehomeexhausted.Whatchanged?M:Westoppedtryingtosolveeveryquestiontogetherfromtheverystart.W:HowdidthatM:⑫Well,first,ourteamleadergaveeachpersonabouttenminutestothinkindependently.Then,wecametogethertodiscussandcompareourideas.W:ThatsoundslikeasmartM:Itreallywas.⑬Theindividualthinkingtimeallowedeachperson