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第=page11页,共=sectionpages11页2026年江苏省南京市高淳武家嘴实验中学中考第二次学情调研英语试卷一、完形填空:本大题共25小题,共25分。TaskILearnaboutthepowerofteamwork.

Antsaretinycreatures,buttheycancarryobjects50timesheavierthanthemselves.Thisamazingabilitycomesfromtheirstrongsenseof

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.Whenanantfindsfood,itleavesachemicaltrailforotherstofollow.

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,awholearmyofantscantransportthefoodbacktothenestwithinminutes.Scientistshavestudiedhowantsworktogether

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solvecomplexproblems.

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anantisseparatedfromitsgroup,itbecomesnervousandlessefficient.Thisshowsthatcooperationisnotjusthelpful—itis

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fortheirsurvival.Humanscanlearnalotfromthesesmallinsects.Teamworkallowsustoachievegoals

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wouldbeimpossiblealone.Sonexttimeyoufaceadifficulttask,remembertheantsandask

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,"AmIworkingwithothersortryingtodoeverythingbymyself?"

Honeybeesalsoshowthepowerofworkingtogether.

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asinglebeefindsanewflowerfield,itreturnstothehiveandperformsa"waggledance"totellothersexactly

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togo.Thewholegroupthenfliestothesource.Thiscommunicationsystemisso

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thatithasinspiredhumantechnologieslikeswarmrobotics.

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thehive,eachbeehasaspecificrole—someclean,someguard,andsomecollectnectar.Withoutthisdivisionoflabor,thecolonywould

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.Interestingly,whenahivebecomestoocrowded,somebeesleavewiththeoldqueentostartanewcolony.This

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of"swarming"ensuresthesurvivalofthespecies.Scientistsbelievethat

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humanorganizationscouldlearnfrombeesishowtobalanceindividualroleswithgroupgoals.Thenexttimeyouseeabee,rememberthatitisnotjustaninsect—itis

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ofahighlyorganizedsociety.1.A.duty B.humor C.community D.direction2.A.Asaresult B.Afterall C.Infact D.Forexample3.A.help B.tohelp C.helping D.helped4.A.If B.Unless C.Until D.Though5.A.useless B.strange C.necessary D.comfortable6.A.who B.what C.which D.whose7.A.you B.your C.yours D.yourself8.A.Before B.After C.During D.Since9.A.how B.when C.where D.why10.A.simple B.effective C.dangerous D.traditional11.A.Inside B.Outside C.Without D.Against12.A.grow B.fail C.improve D.appear13.A.process B.product C.project D.problem14.A.that B.what C.which D.whether15.A.part B.kind C.form D.sign

ItwasarainyTuesdayevening.Iwaswaitingatthebusstopafteralongdayofwork,feelingcompletely

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.Myphonebatteryhaddied,andIhadnowaytocheckthebusschedule.Twentyminutespassed,butnobuscame.

Amiddle-agedwomanstandingnexttomenoticedmyworriedlook."Areyouokay,dear?"sheasked

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.

"I'mtryingtogettoGreenfield,butI'mnotsureifImissedthelastbus,"Ireplied.

Shesmiledandsaid,"Itakethatroutetoo.It'srunninglatebecauseoftherain.Don't

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."

Westartedchatting.HernamewasMrs.Chen,andsheworkedasanurse.Shetoldmeaboutherdayatthehospital,howshehad

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alittleboywhowasscaredofgettingashot."Iheldhishandandtoldhimastory,"shesaid."Bytheend,hewassmiling."

Whenthebusfinallyarrived,Mrs.Chenletmegetonfirst.AsIreachedformywallet,IrealizedIhad

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mybuscardathome.Istoodthere,embarrassed,notknowingwhattodo.

Withoutaword,Mrs.Chensteppedforwardandswipedhercard

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me."Don'tworryaboutit,"shesaid."Weallneedalittlehelpsometimes."

Ithankedherrepeatedly,butshejustwavedherhandandfoundaseat.Fortherestoftheride,wesatincomfortable

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.Whenshegotoffatherstop,sheturnedbackandsaid,"Remembertopassiton."

Thatsmallactofkindnessstayedwithmeforyears.Ittaughtmethateveninacityofmillions,

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canappearwhenyouleastexpectit.Sincethatday,Ihavetriedto

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thesamekindnesstoothers.I'vepaidforastranger'scoffee,helpedanelderlyneighborcarrygroceries,andvolunteeredatalocalshelter.Eachtime,IthinkofMrs.Chenandhersimple

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:"Passiton."16.A.excited B.tired C.bored D.surprised17.A.gently B.loudly C.proudly D.seriously18.A.cry B.worry C.rush D.leave19.A.taught B.saved C.comforted D.raised20.A.hidden B.broken C.left D.borrowed21.A.for B.with C.by D.from22.A.silence B.anger C.fear D.doubt23.A.trouble B.danger C.kindness D.pressure24.A.showoff B.giveup C.lookfor D.passon25.A.question B.advice C.report D.secret二、补全对话-填空:本大题共1小题,共5分。26.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。

actuallysolutionpressureachieveratherthanbalancedTom:Hi,Emily!Youlooktired.What'swrong?

Emily:I'vebeenstayinguplatetostudyforexams.Ifeelsomuch(1)______lately.

Tom:Iunderstand.Butremember,healthismoreimportantthangrades.

Emily:Iknow,butmyparentsexpectmeto(2)______topscoresineverysubject.

Tom:Haveyoutalkedtothemabouthowyoufeel?

Emily:Not(3)______.I'mafraidtheymightbedisappointed.

Tom:Youshouldtry.Communicationisusuallythebest(4)______totheseproblems.

Emily:Maybeyou'reright.Ineedamore(5)______approachtolife—studyhard,butalsorestandhavefun.

Tom:Exactly!Let'sgoforawalk.Freshairwillhelpyourelax.

Emily:Thanks,Tom.You'reagoodfriend.(1)

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三、阅读理解:本大题共15小题,共15分。ATaskIIIDecideifhomeworkshouldbebanned.

The

big

debateShouldhomeworkbebanned?

Foryears,studentsandparentshavearguedabouthomework.Somesayithelpslearning,whileothersbelieveitcausesstressandtakesawayfamilytime.Now,severalschoolsaroundtheworldareexperimentingwith"no-homework"policies.Whatdoyouthink?Shouldhomeworkbeathingofthepast?

YES—Banhomework!

-Studentsalreadyspend6-7hoursinschool.Extraworkathomeleadstoburnout.

-Homeworkincreasesfamilystress.Parentsandchildrenoftenfightoverassignments.

-Manystudiesshowthathomeworkhaslittlebenefitforelementaryschoolstudents.

-Freetimeafterschoolshouldbeforsports,hobbies,andrest—notmoreworksheets.NO—Keephomework!

-Homeworkreinforceswhatstudentslearninclass.Practicemakesprogress.

-Itteachesresponsibilityandtimemanagement—importantlifeskills.

-Withouthomework,studentsmayfallbehindthoseinothercountries.

-Well-designedhomework(likereadingforfunorprojects)canactuallyincreasecuriosity.Whatdoyouthink?

Nowthatyou'vereadbothsides,visit/pollstocastyourvote.We'llsharetheresultsinnextmonth'smagazine.27.Accordingtothe"YES"side,whyishomeworkharmfulforelementarystudents?______A.Ittakestoomuchtimetodesign.

B.Ithaslittleeducationalbenefit.

C.Itmakesstudentsdislikeschool.

D.Itistoodifficultforthem.28.Whatdoesthe"NO"sidesayabouthomework'sbenefits?______A.Ithelpsstudentsmakemorefriends.

B.Itteachesresponsibilityandtimemanagement.

C.Itallowsparentstolearnwithchildren.

D.Itreplacestheneedforclassroomlearning.29.Whereisthispassagemostlikelytobefound?______A.Asciencetextbook. B.Aschoolnewsletter.

C.Atravelguide. D.Acookingwebsite.B

InasmalltowninOhio,12-year-oldEmmastarteda"SunshineCommittee"athermiddleschool.Theideacametoheraftershenoticedaclassmatesittingaloneatluncheveryday."Ithoughtabouthowlonelyshemustfeel,"Emmasaid."SoIdecidedtodosomething."

TheSunshineCommitteeisagroupofstudentvolunteerswhoperformsmallactsofkindnessforothers.Theywriteencouragingnotes,helpcarryheavybooks,andsitwithanyonewhoiseatingalone.WhatstartedasEmma'sideahasnowgrowntoincludeover50students.

Emma'steacher,Mrs.Garcia,wasamazedbytheimpact."I'veseenshystudentscomeoutoftheirshells,"shesaid."Thewholeschoolatmospherehasbecomewarmerandmorewelcoming."

Oneofthecommitteemembers,13-year-oldMarcus,describedhowthegroupworks."Wehaveaprivatechatgroup,"heexplained."Ifsomeoneseesastudentwholookssadorleftout,theypostamessage,andvolunteerstaketurnscheeringthatpersonup."

Theschoolprincipaldecidedtorecognizethecommittee'sefforts."Wecreateda'KindnessWall'inthehallway,"hesaid."Studentscanpostthank-younotestoanyonewhohashelpedthem.Thewallisalmostalwaysfull."

Emma'smothersaidshewasn'tsurprisedbyherdaughter'sinitiative."Emmahasalwaysbeenanempatheticchild,"shesaid."Whenshewassix,sheaskedifwecoulddonateherbirthdaypresentstochildreninthehospital."

Whenaskedwhatadviceshehasforotherstudents,Emmasaidsimply:"Youdon'thavetodosomethingbig.Asmileorakindwordcanchangesomeone'swholeday.Juststartwhereyouare."30.WhatmadeEmmastarttheSunshineCommittee?______A.Shewasaskedbyherteacher. B.Shesawaclassmateeatingalone.

C.Shewantedtowinanaward. D.Shereadabookaboutkindness.31.HowdoestheSunshineCommitteehelpothers?______A.Theyraisemoneyforpoorstudents.

B.Theywritenotesandsitwithlonelystudents.

C.Theyorganizeafter-schoolparties.

D.Theyteachclassesforyoungerkids.32.WhichwordbestdescribesEmma?______A.Shyandquiet. B.Caringandcreative.

C.Seriousandstrict. D.Funnyandloud.C

TomwasdrawingapicturewhenhislittlesisterLucycameintotheroom."Whatareyoumaking?"sheasked.

"It'saflyingcar,"Tomsaid."WhenIgrowup,I'mgoingtoinventone."

Lucygiggled."That'simpossible.Carscan'tfly."

Justthen,theirgrandfatherwalkedin.Hehadheardtheconversation."Youknow,Lucy,"hesaid,"peopleoncesaidthesamethingaboutairplanes,smartphones,andevenlightbulbs."

Grandpasatdownandtoldthemastory."WhenIwasyourage,myteachertoldourclassthathumanswouldneverwalkonthemoon.Twentyyearslater,IwatchedNeilArmstrongtakethatfamousstepontelevision."

"ButGrandpa,"Lucysaid,"somethingsreallyareimpossible,aren'tthey?"

Grandpathoughtforamoment."Letmetellyouaboutsomethingcalledthe'four-minutemile.'Forthousandsofyears,peoplebelieveditwasimpossibleforahumantorunamileinlessthanfourminutes.Doctorssaidthehumanbodywouldbreakdown.Then,in1954,amannamedRogerBannisterdidit.Andguesswhathappenednext?"

"What?"bothchildrenasked.

"Withinoneyear,37otherrunnersalsobrokethefour-minutemile.Theonlythingthathadchangedwaspeople'sbeliefaboutwhatwaspossible."

Tom'seyeslitup."Somyflyingcarisn'timpossible?"

"I'mnotsayingitwillbeeasy,"Grandpasaidwithasmile."Butneverletanyonetellyouthatsomethingisimpossiblejustbecauseithasn'tbeendoneyet.Everyinventionstartswithsomeonewhodaredtoimagine."

LucylookedatTom'sdrawingagain."CanIhelpyoudesignit?"sheasked.

Tomgrinned."Ofcourse.Youcanbeinchargeofthecolor."33.WhatdidGrandpa'steachersaywhenhewasyoung?______A.Airplaneswouldbecomecommon.

B.Humanswouldneverwalkonthemoon.

C.Smartphoneswouldchangetheworld.

D.Thefour-minutemilewaspossible.34.WhathappenedafterRogerBannisterbrokethefour-minutemile?______A.Doctorsproveditwasdangerous.

B.Manyotherrunnersdidthesame.

C.Peoplestoppedtryingtorunfast.

D.Therecordwasneverbrokenagain.35.WhatlessondoesGrandpawanttoteachthechildren?______A.Hardworkalwaysleadstosuccess.

B.Impossiblethingscanbecomepossible.

C.Olderpeopleknowmorethanyoungpeople.

D.Flyingcarswillbeinventedverysoon.36.HowdoesLucy'sattitudechangebytheendofthestory?______A.Shestillthinkstheflyingcarisimpossible.

B.ShebecomesinterestedinhelpingTom.

C.Shedecidestobecomearunner.

D.ShewantstoproveGrandpawrong.D

Haveyouevernoticedthatsomepeopleseemtolearnnewskillsfasterthanothers?Agrowingbodyofresearchsuggeststhatthesecretmaylieinsomethingcalleda"growthmindset."

PsychologistCarolDweckfromStanfordUniversityspentdecadesstudyinghowpeoplethinkabouttheirownabilities.Shediscoveredthatpeoplegenerallyfallintotwocategories.Thosewitha"fixedmindset"believethatintelligenceandtalentareborn,notmade—youeitherhaveitoryoudon't.Thosewitha"growthmindset"believethatabilitiescanbedevelopedthrougheffort,learning,andpersistence.

Thedifferencebetweenthesetwomindsetshaspowerfuleffects.Inonestudy,Dweckandherteamgaveagroupofstudentsasetofchallengingpuzzles.Studentswithagrowthmindsetwelcomedthechallengeandlearnedfromtheirmistakes.Studentswithafixedmindset,however,becamediscouragedandavoideddifficultproblems.

Buthere'sthegoodnews:mindsetscanbechanged.Inanotherstudy,researcherstaughtagroupofstrugglingstudentsthatthebrainislikeamuscle—themoreyouuseit,thestrongeritgets.Afterlearningthissimpleidea,thestudents'gradesimprovedsignificantly.Theystartedseeingmistakesasopportunitiestolearnratherthansignsoffailure.

Sohowcanyoudevelopagrowthmindset?First,payattentiontoyourself-talk.Whenyoucatchyourselfthinking"I'mjustnotgoodatmath,"addtheword"yet"—"I'mnotgoodatmathyet."Second,celebrateeffort,notjustresults.Didyoutryanewstrategy?Didyoukeepworkingevenwhenitwashard?Thosearesuccesses.Third,learnfromotherswhoinspireyou.Readaboutscientists,artists,andathleteswhofailedmanytimesbeforetheysucceeded.

ThomasEdisonfamouslysaid,"Ihavenotfailed.I'vejustfound10,000waysthatwon'twork."That'sagrowthmindsetinaction.Thenexttimeyoufacesomethingdifficult,remember:yourbrainisreadytogrow.Youjusthavetogiveitthechance.37.Whatdopeoplewithafixedmindsetbelieve?______A.Intelligencecanbedevelopedthrougheffort.

B.Abilitiesaresomethingyouarebornwith.

C.Mistakesareopportunitiestolearn.

D.Thebraingrowslikeamuscle.38.Howdidstrugglingstudentsimproveinthestudymentionedinparagraph4?______A.Theyweregiveneasierpuzzles.

B.Theylearnedthatthebraincangrow.

C.TheyweretaughtbyCarolDweckherself.

D.Theypracticedthesameproblemsrepeatedly.39.Whatdoestheauthorsuggestdoingtodevelopagrowthmindset?______A.Avoiddifficulttaskstopreventfailure.

B.Compareyourselfonlytoyourpastself.

C.Usetheword"yet"whenfacingchallenges.

D.Focusonlyonfinalresults,noteffort.40.WhydoestheauthormentionThomasEdison?______A.Toshowthatfailureisalwaysbad.

B.Toprovethatintelligenceisfixed.

C.Togiveanexampleofagrowthmindset.

D.Toarguethathardworkisunnecessary.41.Whatisthebesttitleforthispassage?______A.WhySomePeopleAreSmarterThanOthers

B.ThePowerofaGrowthMindset

C.HowtoAvoidMakingMistakes

D.TheLifeofCarolDweck四、任务型阅读-多任务混合:本大题共1小题,共10分。42.请认真阅读下面短文,并根据所读内容在短文后表格中第1-8小题的空格里填入最恰当的单词,回答第9小题。注意:第1-8小题每个空格只填1个单词;第9小题不少于20个词。

Whenyouthinkofanimalcommunication,youprobablyimaginesounds—dogsbarking,birdssinging,orlionsroaring.Butanimalshavedevelopedmanysurprisingwaystosendmessageswithoutmakinganoise.

Takethecuttlefish,forexample.Thisseacreatureissometimescalledthe"chameleonofthesea"becauseitcanchangeitsskincolorandtextureinlessthanasecond.Acuttlefishusesthesechangestocommunicatewithothercuttlefish.Adarkcolormightmean"I'mangry"or"stayaway,"whilealightcolorwithwavingpatternsmightmean"I'minterestedinyou."Malecuttlefishhaveevenbeenobservedshowingfemalepatternsononesideoftheirbodytoattractafemale,whileshowingmalepatternsontheothersidetofoolacompetingmale.

Bees,asmanypeopleknow,communicatethroughdance.Whenascoutbeefindsagoodfoodsource,itreturnstothehiveandperformsa"waggledance."Thedirectionofthedancetellsotherbeeswhichwaytofly,andthedurationofthedancetellsthemhowfartogo.Thisformofcommunicationissoprecisethatotherbeescanfindflowersupto10kilometersaway.

Elephantshaveasecretlanguagethathumanscannothear.Theyproducelow-frequencysoundscalledinfrasoundthattravelformanykilometersthroughtheground.Otherelephants"hear"thesemessagesthroughtheirfeet,whichareextremelysensitivetovibrations.Scientistshaverecordedelephantsusingspecificinfrasoundcallstowarnothersofdanger,togathertheherd,andeventogreetoldfriendsafterlongseparations.

Perhapsthemostunusualformofanimalcommunicationcomesfromthehoneybee's"shakingsignal."Whenabeereturnsfromadisappointingtripwithlittleornofood,itperformsashakingdance.Thissignaldiscouragesotherbeesfromgoingtothatlocation,savingthecolony'senergyformorepromisingsources.

Antscommunicatemainlythroughchemicalscalledpheromones.Whenanantfindsfood,itleavesachemicaltrailonthegroundasitreturnstothenest.Otherantsfollowthistrailtothefood.Butantsalsousedifferentpheromonesfordifferentpurposes—onefor"danger,"onefor"followme,"andevenonefor"I'mdead"(whichcausesotherantstocarrythebodyaway).

Understandinganimalcommunicationisnotjustinteresting—itcanhelpusprotectendangeredspecies.Forexample,byrecordingandunderstandingelephantinfrasoundcalls,conservationistscanpredictwhenherdsaremovingtowardhumanfarmsandtakeactiontopreventconflicts.

AspectDetailsWhatisthearticleabout?Animalscommunicateinmany

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waysbesidessounds.Examples

of

silent

communicationCuttlefishChangeskincolorandtexturetoshowemotionsor

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othercuttlefish.Bees(waggledance)Thedirectiontellsthe

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tofly;thedurationtellsthedistance.ElephantsUseinfrasoundthattravelsthroughtheground;otherelephants

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withtheirfeet.Honeybees(shakingsignal)Performedaftera

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triptodiscourageothersfromgoingthere.AntsLeave

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trails(pheromones)toguideotherstofoodorwarnofdanger.Why

it

mattersUnderstandinganimalcommunicationhelpswith

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efforts.Example:predictingelephantmovementstoavoid

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withhumans.Basedonthepassage,whichformofanimalcommunicationdoyoufindmostamazing?Why?(atleast20words)

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(1)(2)(3)(4)(5)(6)(7)(8)(9)五、首字母短文填空:本大题共1小题,共10分。43.请根据短文内容及首字母提示,填写所缺单词。

Chinesepuppetryisoneoftheoldestformsofstorytellingintheworld.Forover2,000years,puppeteershaveusedstrings,rods,andeventheirhandstobringcharacterstolife.Thisartformisnotjuste

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forchildren—itoftentellsseriousstoriesabouthistory,love,andwar.

Thereareseveralt

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ofChinesepuppetry.Themostfamousisthestringpuppet(marionette),whichusesupto36stringstocontrolasinglepuppet'smovements.Thepuppeteermustpracticeforyearstom

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thisskill.Anothertypeistheshadowpuppet,whereflatleatherfiguresareheldb

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alightscreen.Theaudienceseesonlytheshadows,whichcreatesamagicaleffect.

Inrecentyears,traditionalpuppetryhasfacedc

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.Feweryoungpeoplearelearningthecraft,andaudiencesareshrinking.However,someartistsarefindingw

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tokeeptheartalive.TheycombinepuppetrywithmoderntechnologylikeLEDlightsanddigitalprojections.OnegroupinFujianevencreatedapuppetshowaboutspaceexploration—a

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fromtheusualhistoricalstories.

"Ibelievepuppetrycanspeaktomodernaudiences,"saysLinWei,a32-year-oldpuppeteer."Thekeyistorespectthetraditionw

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alsobeingcreative."Lin'stroupeperformsatschoolsandcommunitycenters,oftenf

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free."WhenIseechildren'seyeslightupduringashow,Iknowthisartstillhasaf

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,"headds.(1)

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六、阅读填空:本大题共2小题,共10分。44.请根据括号中所给的汉语写出单词,使短文意思完整正确。

ThedeepoceanisoneoftheleastexploredplacesonEarth.In2024,scientistsmadeanexciting

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(发现)neartheMarianaTrench.Theyfoundanewspeciesofjellyfishthatglowsinthedark.Thiscreatureusesitslighttoattractpreyandscareawayenemies.Theresearchershadtouseaspecialsubmarineto

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(到达)depthsofover6,000meters."Everytimewegodown,weseesomething

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(令人惊奇的),"saidDr.Li,theleadscientist.Theteamcollectedsamplesandtookthousandsofphotos.Theyhopethattheirworkwillhelp

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(保护)thesedeep-seaecosystems."WeknowmoreaboutthesurfaceofMarsthanweknowaboutourownoceanfloor,"Dr.Liadded."Itisour

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(责任)tochangethat."(1)

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45.请根据短文意思,用括号中所给单词的适当形式填空。

Haveyoueverdreamedofbecominganastronaut?ForYangLiwei,China'sfirstmaninspace,thatdreambeganin

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(child).HegrewupinasmalltowninLiaoningProvince.Asaboy,helovedreadingbooksaboutairplanesandrockets.His

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(parent)noticedhisinterestandencouragedhimtofollowhisdreams.Afteryearsofhardtraining,hewas

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(choose)fortheShenzhou-5mission.OnOctober15,2003,hebecameanationalhero.Whenaskedaboutthe

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(important)ofhisjourney,hesaid,"Thisisnotjustmyachievement.Itbelongstoeverypersonwhoworkedtomakeitpossible."Today,Yangcontinuestoinspireyoungpeople.He

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(visit)over200schoolstosharehisstoryandencouragestudentstoreachforthestars.(1)

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七、书面表达:本大题共1小题,共15分。46.假设你是李华,你的英语老师Mr.Wang要求你们思考自己未来的职业梦想。请你根据以下提示,用英语给Mr.Wang写一封邮件,分享你的想法。

提示:

1.Whatjobdoyouwanttodo

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