2026年5月江苏省南京市江宁区高新区中学九年级英语中考第二次模式考试题（含答案）

江宁高新区中学2025-2026学年度第二学期第二次学情调研九年级英语2026.05注意事项：1.本试卷共10页。全卷满分90分。考试时间为90分钟。试题包含选择题和非选择题。考生答题全部答在答题卡上，答在本试卷上无效。2.请将自己的姓名、考试证号用0.5毫米黑色墨水签字笔填写在答题卡上。3.答选择题必须用2B铅笔将答题卡上对应的答案标号涂黑。如需改动，请用橡皮擦干净，再选涂其它答案。答非选择题必须用0.5毫米黑色墨水签字笔写在答题卡的指定位置，在其它位置答题一律无效。选择题（共40分）一、单项填空（共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分）请认真阅读下列短文，从短文后所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。TaskILearnaboutthelatestAIrobots.Inthe2026SpringFestivalGala,agroupofhumanoidrobotsamazedtheaudiencewiththeirdanceperformance.Therobots,named“Fuxi”,moved_1_tothemusic,performingcomplexmovesthatwereonceconsideredonlypossibleforhumans.Theshowwas_2_resultofyearsofresearchbyaChinesetechcompany.“Wewantedtocreatesomethingthatcouldbring_3_joyandwondertopeopleduringthefestival,”saidtheleadengineer.“Theserobotscanlearnnewdancemovesbywatchingvideos._4_takesthemonlyafewhourstomasteraroutinethatwouldtakehumansweeks.”ThetechnologybehindFuxiisbasedonaspecialAIsystemcalled“Codex-Dance”.Thissystemallowstherobotstobreakdownhumanmovementsintotinydatapointsandthenrebuildthem_5_.Duringtheperformance,eachrobothadtocommunicatewiththeothers_6_realtimetoavoidcrashingintoeachother.Morethan50sensorsontheirbodieshelpedthem_7_thespacearoundthem.Someviewerswondered_8_theserobotscouldreplacehumandancersoneday.Theengineersmiled,“Robotscancopymoves,_9_theycannotfeelthemusic.Thesoulofdancecomesfromhumanemotion.Wedesignrobotstoserveart,nottotake_10_place.”Thegala’sdirectorsaidtherobotdancewas_11_mostpopularprogramoftheevening,withover500millionviewsonlinewithin24hours.Manyyoungpeopleexpressedtheir_12_inlearninghowtoprogramsuchrobots.Severaluniversitieshavealreadyannouncednewcoursesinhumanoidrobotics,_13_willstartinSeptember.AsChinacontinuestoleadinAItechnology,eventslikethisshowhowmachinesandhumanscancreatebeautytogether.Thefuture,_14_theengineerputit,isnotaboutcompetitionbutaboutcollaboration.Sonexttimeyouwatcharobotperform,rememberthatbehindeverymoveis_15_humancreativityandhardwork.1.A.gracefulB.gracefullyC.graceD.graced2.A.aB.anC.theD./3.A.eitherB.neitherC.bothD.all4.A.ThisB.ThatC.ItD.One5.A.accurateB.accuracyC.moreaccurateD.accurately6.A.inB.onC.atD.for7.A.senseB.sensetoC.sensingD.tosensing8.A.thatB.whetherC.whatD.which9.A.andB.soC.butD.or10.A.theyB.themC.theirD.theirs11.A.theB.aC.anD./12.A.interestB.interestedC.interestingD.interestingly13.A.whoB.whichC.whereD.when14.A.likeB.forC.asD.with15.A.hundredsofB.hundredofC.hundredsD.hundred二、完形填空（共10小题；每小题1分，满分10分）TaskIIRecallthechallengesandtriumphsofyounginnovators.LastOctober,16-year-oldChenYuxifromShanghaimadeheadlineswhenshebecametheyoungestpersontowintheNationalYouthAIInnovationAward.Herproject?Asmalldevicethathelpselderlypeoplewithmemorylossfindtheirwayhome.Theideacametoheronerainyevening.“Mygrandfathergotlostonhiswaybackfromthemarket,”Chenrecalled.“Hewas_16_forthreehoursuntilaneighborfoundhim.Thatnight,IdecidedIhadtodo_17_.”ShespentsixmonthslearninghowtouseCodex,anAIprogrammingtoolthatturnsnaturallanguageintocode.“Atfirst,Iwas_18_.Ihadneverwrittenasinglelineofcodebefore,”sheadmitted.“ButCodexallowedmetodescribewhatIwantedinplainEnglish,anditwouldgeneratethebasiccode.ThenIcould_19_itstepbystep.”HerfinaldeviceisasmallkeychainwithaGPStrackerandasimplebutton.Whenpressed,itsendstheperson’slocationtoafamilymember’sphone.ButtherealinnovationistheAIvoicesystem.Itcanrecognizewhenanelderlypersonsounds_20_andautomaticallysenda“helpneeded”signal.“Whatsurprisedmemostwashowquicklythetechnologyimproved,”Chensaid.“InJanuary,Itestedthefirstversion,anditfailed70%ofthetime._21_inApril,afterdozensofimprovements,itworkedwith95%accuracy.”Herteacher,Mr.Zhang,saidChen’ssuccesswasnotjustabouttalent.“Shenever_22_.Eachtimethecodefailed,shewouldsitdown,findtheproblem,andtryagain.Thatisthetruespiritofinnovation.”NowacompanyhasofferedtoproduceChen’sdevice.Itwillbe_23_inhospitalsandretirementhomesacrossChinalaterthisyear.Whenaskedwhatadviceshehadforotherteenagers,Chensmiled.“Don’twaituntilyoufeel_24_.Startwithasmallproblemyoucareabout.Andremember,eventhemostcomplexAIstartedwithasinglelineofcode.Yourfirsttrydoesn’thavetobe_25_.Itjusthastobeastart.”16.A.missingB.missedC.missD.misses17.A.anythingB.nothingC.somethingD.everything18.A.excitedB.terrifiedC.boredD.relaxed19.A.breakB.improveC.acceptD.celebrate20.A.confusedB.confidentC.proudD.energetic21.A.ButB.SoC.OrD.For22.A.gaveupB.gaveawayC.gaveoutD.gavein23.A.availableB.responsibleC.comfortableD.valuable24.A.readyB.tiredC.afraidD.proud25.A.perfectB.interestingC.difficultD.different三、阅读理解（共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分）请认真阅读下列材料，从材料后各题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。TaskIIIReadaboutthe2026RobotMarathon.AWORLD’SFASTESTROBOTFINISHESHALFMARATHONINUNDER50MINUTESBeijing,April19,2026—ThesecondannualBeijingE-TownHumanoidRobotHalfMarathonmadehistorytodayasarobotnamed“Lightning”crossedthefinishlinein50minutesand26seconds,beatingthehumanworldrecordbynearlysevenminutes.Lightning,developedbytheChinesecompanyHonorRobotics,stood1.75meterstallandweighed65kilograms.Unlikelastyear’scompetitors,whichneededremotecontrolformostoftherace,Lightningran85%ofthecoursecompletelyautonomously,usingitsonboardAItonavigateturns,avoidobstacles,andmanageitsenergy.“Whenwestartedthisprojecttwoyearsago,ourgoalwassimplytofinish,”saidDr.LinWei,chiefengineeratHonorRobotics.“Nowwearetalkingaboutbeatinghumanrecords.Thisshowshowfastthefieldisadvancing.”Theracefeatured35robotsfrom12countries.Sixofthemcompletedthefull21.0975-kilometerdistance,comparedtoonlytwoin2025.ArobotfromGermanynamed“Beethoven”cameinsecondwithatimeof1hourand12minutes,while“TiangongUltra”fromChinaplacedthird.Oneofthemosttouchingmomentscamewhenasmallrobotcalled“LittleHelper”fellatthe15-kilometermark.Itsteamthoughttheracewasover,buttherobotstooduponitsownafter30secondsandcontinued.Itfinallyfinishedin2hoursand55minutes,receivingastandingovationfromthecrowd.“Theserobotsarenotjustmachines,”saidLiangLiangfromYizhuang’sAdministrativeCommittee.“Theyshowuswhathappenswhenhumandeterminationmeetsartificialintelligence.Theirsmallstepstodayaregiantleapsfortomorrow’stechnology.”Theeventalsoincludeda“human-robotrelay”whererunnerscouldpassaspecialtokentoarobotpartner.Morethan200humanrunnerssignedupforthisnewcategory.26.Whatisthemainnewsofthisreport?A.Arobotfellduringtheracebutcontinued.B.Arobotfinishedthehalfmarathonfasterthanhumans.C.Morerobotscompletedtheracecomparedtolastyear.D.Humanrunnerscompetedtogetherwithrobots.27.HowmuchoftheracedidLightningrunwithouthumancontrol?A.35%B.50%C.85%D.100%28.Whatcanwelearnabout“LittleHelper”?A.Itwasthefastestrobotintherace.B.Itwascontrolledbyahumanteam.C.Itshowedgreatperseveranceduringtherace.D.ItwasdevelopedbyaGermancompany.29.WhichofthefollowingstatementsisTRUEaccordingtothepassage?A.Lightningisthefirstrobottoeverrunahalfmarathon.B.The2026racehadfewerfinishingrobotsthanthe2025race.C.Anewrelayeventwasintroducedinthe2026marathon.D.TheGermanrobotfinishedtheraceinlessthanonehour.30.Whatisthebesttitleforthisnewsreport?A.TheHistoryofRobotMarathonsB.HowtoTrainaRobotforRacingC.RobotsBeatHumanRecordinHalfMarathonD.HumanRunnersLosetoRobotsinBeijingBInMarch2026,agroupofmiddleschoolstudentsfromHangzhoudidsomethingextraordinary.TheyusedanAIcodingtoolcalledCodextocreateamobileappthathelpselderlypeopleremembertotaketheirmedicineontime.Theapp,named“MediPal”,wonfirstprizeintheNationalYouthTechnologyInnovationCompetition.Theteamleader,14-year-oldZhangWei,saidtheideacamefromhisgrandmother.“Shehastotakefivedifferentpillseveryday,butsheoftenforgetswhichonetotakewhen,”Zhangexplained.“Iwantedtobuildsomethingsimple,butIhadzerocodingexperience.That’swhenIdiscoveredCodex.”CodexisanAIsystemdevelopedbyOpenAIthattranslatesnaturallanguagecommandsintocomputercode.Ausercantypesomethinglike“createabuttonthatsays‘morningmedicine’andwhenclicked,itshowsapictureofaredpill,”andCodexwillgeneratetheactualprogrammingcode.ThestudentsspenttwomonthslearninghowtouseCodexeffectively,testingover200versionsbeforetheyweresatisfied.“Thehardestpartwasnotthecoding,”saidteammemberLiNa,13.“Codexhandledthat.Thehardestpartwasunderstandingwhatelderlyusersreallyneeded.Wevisitedthreenursinghomesandinterviewed45seniorcitizens.Manytoldusthatthetextonmostappsistoosmall.Sowemadeourbuttonsextralargeandaddedvoicereminders.”Theapphasfourmainfunctions:amedicineschedulewithpictureidentification,voicealertsthatreadthemedicinenamealoud,arefillreminderwhenpillsarerunninglow,andanemergencycallbuttonthatconnectsdirectlytoafamilymember.WhatmakesMediPalspecialisthatitworksoffline—nointernetconnectionisrequired.ProfessorChenfromZhejiangUniversityjudgedthecompetition.“Whatimpressedmemostwasnotthetechnologyitself,buthowthesestudentsusedAItosolvearealhumanproblem,”hesaid.“Theydidn’tjustbuildanapp;theybuiltasolutionwithempathy.”TheHangzhougovernmenthasdecidedtoprovidefreedownloadsofMediPaltoallelderlycitizensinthecitystartinginJuly.ZhangWeiandhisteamarenowworkingonanEnglishversion.31.WhatisCodexaccordingtothepassage?A.Amobileappforelderlypeople.B.AnAItoolthatwritescomputercodefromhumanlanguage.C.Acompetitionforyoungtechnologyinnovators.D.Amedicineremindersystemusedinnursinghomes.32.WhatwasthemostdifficultpartofcreatingMediPal?A.LearninghowtouseCodex.B.Testingover200versionsoftheapp.C.Understandingwhatelderlyusersneeded.D.Makingtheappworkwithouttheinternet.33.WhichofthefollowingisNOTafunctionofMediPal?A.Pictureidentificationformedicines.B.Voicealertsthatreadmedicinenames.C.Achatroomforelderlyuserstotalktoeachother.D.Anemergencycallbuttontofamilymembers.34.WhatdidProfessorChenmainlypraiseaboutthestudents’work?A.TheircodingskillsusingCodex.B.Theirabilitytowinthecompetition.C.Theirempathyinsolvingarealproblem.D.Theirhardworkinvisitingnursinghomes.35.Whatcanweinferfromthelastparagraph?A.TheappwillonlybeavailableinChinese.B.Thegovernmentwillchargemoneyfortheapp.C.Theteamisexpandingtheapptoreachmoreusers.D.Thestudentshavestoppedworkingontheproject.CThe2026SpringFestivalGala’srobotdanceperformancewaswatchedbyover1.2billionpeopleworldwide.Butfewpeopleknowaboutthe“invisible”technologythatmadeitpossible:asystemcalledCodex-Dance.ThisAIplatform,developedbyaBeijing-basedcompany,allowshumanoidrobotstolearncomplexdanceroutinesbywatchingjustonevideoofahumandancer.Traditionalrobotprogrammingrequiresengineerstowritethousandsoflinesofcodeforeachmovement.Asingledancestepmightneed500separatecommands.Codex-Dancechangeseverything.Thesystemusesatechnologycalled“movementcapturetranslation.”Here’showitworks:First,ahumandancerperformstheroutinewhilewearingspecialmotion-trackingsensors.Thesensorsrecordeverytinymovement—thebendofafinger,thetiltofthehead,theshiftofweightfromonefoottotheother.ThisdataisfedintoCodex-Dance.Then,theAIanalyzesthedataandbreaksitdownintowhatengineerscall“movementtokens”—smallestunitsofmotion,similartohowwordsarebrokenintoletters.Therobot’sbodyhas56joints,andeachjointcanmoveinmanydirections.Codex-Dancefiguresoutwhichjointsneedtomove,howfar,andhowfast.Finally,thesystemtranslatesthesemovementtokensintomotorcommands.Thewholeprocesstakesaboutthreehours.In2025,thesameprocesswouldhavetakenthreemonths.“Theleapislikegoingfromahorse-drawncarriagetoabullettrain,”saidDr.Wang,theleaddeveloper.“Butwecouldn’thavedoneitwithoutCodex.Codexhandlestheprogrammingpart—itwritesthecodethatcontrolsthemotors.OurjobwastoteachCodexhowtounderstandhumanmovement.”Therobotsinthegalaperformancewerenotpre-programmedwithspecificmoves.Instead,theyweregivenageneral“dancemodel”andthenhadtoadjusttothemusicandeachotherinrealtime.Thisrequiredtherobotstocommunicatewitheachother50timespersecond,sharinginformationabouttheirpositionsandnextmoves.Oneunexpectedchallengewastheweightofthecostumes.Therobotsworetraditionalsilkoutfitsweighingnearly3kilograms.Theextraweightaffectedtheirbalance.TheteamsolvedthisbyhavingCodex-Dancerecalculatethemovementtokenswiththenewweightdata—aprocessthattookonly45minutes.“Whatwe’vecreatedisnotjustentertainment,”Dr.Wangsaid.“Thistechnologycanbeusedinrehabilitationhospitalstohelppatientslearntowalkagain.Itcanbeusedinfactoriestotrainrobotsfornewtasksinhoursinsteadofweeks.ThesamecoreAIthattaughtrobotstodancecanteachthemtohelppeopleincountlessways.”36.Whatisthemainpurposeofthepassage?A.TodescribehowrobotsperformedattheSpringFestivalGala.B.ToexplainhowCodex-Dancehelpsrobotslearnmovements.C.Tocomparetraditionalandmodernrobotprogramming.D.ToadvertiseanewAIproductfromaBeijingcompany.37.HowdoesCodex-Dancedifferfromtraditionalrobotprogramming?A.Itrequiresmoreengineerstooperate.B.Itusesthousandsoflinesofcodeforeachmovement.C.Itallowsrobotstolearnbywatchingvideos.D.Itonlyworksfordanceperformances.38.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“token”inparagraph4probablymean?A.Asmallpieceofmetalusedasmoney.B.Aticketthatallowsyoutodosomething.C.Abasicunitofsomethinglarger.D.Asignofrespectorappreciation.39.Whatunexpectedproblemdidtheteamfaceduringthegalaperformance?A.Therobotscouldnotcommunicatewitheachother.B.Thetraditionalcostumesaddedweightthataffectedbalance.C.Themusicwastoofastfortherobotstofollow.D.Thestagewastoosmallfor50robots.40.AccordingtoDr.Wang,whatisthepotentialfutureuseofCodex-Dance?A.OnlyforentertainmenteventsliketheSpringFestivalGala.B.Helpingpatientslearntowalkagaininhospitals.C.Replacinghumandancersinallperformances.D.Makingrobotsheavierandstrongerforfactories.非选择题（共50分）四、填空（共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分）VIILet’sstepintotheworldofCodexandAIcoding.A)请根据括号中所给的汉语写出单词，使短文意思完整正确，并将答案填写在答题卡标号为41~45的相应横线上。CodexisanAIsystemthatcanwritecomputercode.Touseit,yousimplytypewhatyouwantin_41_(普通的)English.Forexample,youcouldwrite“Createabluebuttonthatsays‘ClickMe’”.Codexwillthen_42_(生成)thecorrectprogrammingcode.Thistoolhasmadecodingmucheasierfor_43_(初學者).Manyyoungpeoplewhowereonceafraidofprogrammingarenow_44_(能够)tocreatetheirownapps.ExpertsbelievethatCodexwillbringanew_45_(时代)ofcreativityintechnology.B)请根据短文意思，用括号中所给单词的适当形式填空，并将答案填写在答题卡标号为46~50的相应横线上。In2025,ateamofChinesescientists_46_(develop)anewversionofCodexspecificallyforeducationaluse.Thesystem,calledCodex-Edu,hasbeentestedin200middleschoolsacrossthecountry.StudentsusingCodex-Edushoweda40%_47_(improve)intheirunderstandingofprogrammingconcepts.“The_48_(big)changeisthatstudentsarenolongerafraidofmakingmistakes,”saidoneteacher.Codex-Eduallowsstudentstoexperimentfreely,anditprovides_49_(help)suggestionswhentheygetstuck.The_50_(early)resultsaresopromisingthattheMinistryofEducationplanstointroduceCodex-Edutoallpublicschoolsby2028.C)请阅读下面对话，从方框中选择适当的单词或短语填空（方框中有一个单词或短语是多余选项），使对话内容完整正确，并将答案填写在答题卡标号为51~55的相应横线上。amazedchallengeexactlyinsteadofproperlytypicalSuHua:Didyouwatchtherobotmarathonlastweek?LiJiang:Yes!Iwas_51_byhowfastthoserobotsran.Lightningfinishedinunder51minutes!SuHua:Thecoolestpartwasthattherobotshadtodealwithturnsandspeedbumps.That’sareal_52_forAI.LiJiang:_Iagree.Twoyearsago,mostrobotsneededremotecontrol.Nowtheycanrunontheirown.SuHua:Mycousinisaprogrammer.HesaidthatCodexhelpedtheteamwritethecontrolcode_53_.Itsavedthemmonthsofwork.LiJiang:_That’s_54_whatIheard.SomepeopleworrythatAIwilltakejobsaway,butIthinkithelpsusdothingsbetter.SuHua:_55_beingafraidofAI,weshouldlearnhowtouseitasatool.That’swhattheyounginventorsaredoing.LiJiang:Exactly.ThefuturebelongstothosewhocanworkwithAI,notagainstit.五、阅读填空（共19小题；满分20分）XLet’sexplorehowAIischangingeducation.A)请认真阅读下面短文，并根据所读内容在短文后表格中第56~63小题的空格里填入最恰当的单词，回答第64小题。将答案填写在答题卡标号为56~64的相应横线上。注意：第56~63小题每个空格只填1个单词；第64小题不少于20个词。Threeyearsago,asurveyfoundthat68%ofmiddleschoolstudentsfelt“afraid”or“nervous”whenlearningtocode.Today,thankstoAIcodingassistantslikeCodex,thatnumberhasdroppedto22%.Whatcausedthisdramaticchange?Traditionalcodingeducationrequiredstudentstomemorizeexactsyntax—thespecificrulesofaprogramminglanguage.Amissingcommaoracapitalletterinthewrongplacewouldcausetheentireprogramtofail.Manystudentsgaveupaftertheirfirstfewerrors.“Ifeltstupid,”saidLiMing,a14-year-oldfromGuangzhou.“Iwouldspendanhourlookingforatypo.Itwasn’tteachingmehowtosolveproblems.Itwasjustteachingmetobefrustrated.”Codexchangesthislearningmodelentirely.Insteadoftypingcodefrommemory,studentsdescribewhattheywanttheprogramtodoineverydaylanguage.Codexthengeneratesthecode.Thestudent’sjobshiftsfrom“gettingthesyntaxright”to“checkingifthecodedoeswhattheyintended.”Thisisafundamentalshiftinthelearningprocess.EducationalpsychologistDr.LiuWeiexplains:“WhenstudentsuseCodex,theyspendlesstimeonmechanicaldetailsandmoretimeonlogicalthinking.Theyaskquestionslike‘Whydidtheprogramdothat?’and‘HowcouldImakeitbetter?’Theseareexactlythehigher-orderthinkingskillswewanttodevelop.”However,noteveryoneiscelebrating.SomeeducatorsworrythatstudentswillbecomedependentonAIandneverlearntocodeontheirown.ProfessorZhangfromBeijingUniversitywarns:“Codexisatool,notareplacementforlearning.Studentsstillneedtounderstandbasicprogrammingconcepts.IftheyrelyonCodexforeverything,theywillbelostwhentheAImakesamistakeorwhentheyneedtoworkwithoutit.”Thesolution,manyexpertsagree,isabalancedapproach.SchoolsshouldteachtraditionalcodingfundamentalsalongsideAI-assistedcoding.Studentsshouldlearntoreadandunderstandcode,eveniftheydon’twriteeverylinefromscratch.Theyshouldalsolearntodebug—findandfixerrors—becauseevenAI-generatedcodecanhaveproblems.Severalschoolshavealreadyadoptedthismodel.AtShanghai’sNo.2MiddleSchool,studentsspend40%oftheircodingtimeworkingwithoutAIassistanceand60%usingCodex.TestresultsshowthatthesestudentsperformbetteronbothAI-assistedandnon-AIcodingtestscomparedtostudentswhouseonlyonemethod.Themessageisclear:AIisnottheenemyoflearning.Whenusedwisely,itcanbethebestteacherastudenteverhad.HowAICodingAssistantsAreChangingEducationTheProblemBeforeAIManystudentswere56______ofcodingbecauseofstrictsyntaxrules.Asmallmistakelikeamissingcommawouldmakethe57______programfail.HowCodexHelpsStudentsdescribetheirgoalsin58______language,andCodexwritesthecode.Thestudent’sjobbecomescheckingthe59______insteadoffixingsyntax.BenefitsStudentsfocusmoreon60______thinkingandlessonmechanicaldetails.ConcernsSomeeducatorsworrythatstudentsmaybecome61______onAI.TheBalancedApproachStudentsshouldlearnbothtraditionalcoding62______andAI-assistedcoding.Theymustalsolearnto63______code,becauseAI-generatedcodeisnotalwaysperfect.YourOpinionDoyouthinkAIcodingassistantslikeCodexshouldbeallowedinschools?Whyorwhynot?(Writeatleast20words.)________________________________________________________________XILet’smeettheyoungheroesofAIinnovation.B)请根据短文内容及首字母提示，填写所缺单词，并将答案填写在答题卡标号为65~74的相应位置上。InasmallclassroominChengdu,15-year-oldWangMeiisdoingsomethingthatwouldhaveseemedimpossiblefiveyearsago.Sheiscreatingamobilegameusingonlyherv_65_commands.“IjustsaywhatIwant,andCodexwritesthecode,”sheexplainswithasmile.WangMeiisoneofthousandsofChinesestudentswhoarelearningtocodewiththeh_66_ofAI.Hergame,called“PandaRescue,”hasalreadybeendownloaded50,000times.Playersmusthelpababypandafinditswayt_67_abambooforestwhileavoidingobstacles.Thegameissimple,butitwasentirelycreatedbyateenagerwhohadneverwrittenalineofcodebeforethisyear.“MyparentsthoughtIwaswastingtimeonthecomputer,”WangMeilaughs.“ThenIshowedthemthegameonmyphone.Theycouldn’tb_68_theireyes.”ThesuccessofstudentslikeWangMeihascaughtthea_69_oftechcompanies.Severalcompanieshavestarted“AICodingCamps”wherestudentslearntouseCodexandsimilartools.Thecampsaref_70_free,thankstogovernmentfunding.Morethan10,000studentsattendedthesecampsinthesummerof2025alone.ButlearningtouseAIisnotjustaboutmakinggames.Somestudentsaresolvingreal-worldp_71_.InNanjing,a13-year-oldboyusedCodextocreateanappthathelpshisblindneighboridentifydifferentmedicinebottlesbycolor.Theappspeaksthenameofthemedicinewhenthephone’scameraispointedatthebottle.“Weareseeinganewg_72_ofinnovators,”saysDr.Lin,aprofessoratTsinghuaUniversity.“Theydon’tneedtospendyearslearningprogramminglanguages.Theycanstartsolvingproblemsimmediately.Thisisarevolutionaryc_73_ineducation.”However,Dr.Linalsohasawarning.“AIisapowerfultool,butitcannotreplacehumancreativity.Thebestideasstillcomefromthehumanmind.StudentsshoulduseAItobringtheirideastol_74_,nottothinkforthem.”六、书面表达（满分15分）XIILet’sshareourthoughtsaboutAIineducation.假设你是李华，你的英国笔友Tom听说中国很多学校开始使用AIcodingassistants（如Codex）来帮助学生编程学习。他对此非常感兴趣，给你发来一封邮件，询问以下问题。请你用英语回复他。Tom’semail:From:Tom@mail.ukSubject:AIcodingtoolsinChineseschoolsDearLiHua,IheardthatmanyschoolsinChinaarenowusingAIto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