2026年江苏省南京市金陵河西学校中考英语二模试卷（含答案）

第=page11页，共=sectionpages11页2026年江苏省南京市金陵河西学校中考英语二模试卷一、完形填空：本大题共25小题，共25分。

Parentingisneveraneasyjob.Irealizedmy

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toolate.Whenmysonturnedthirteen，Igavehimasmartphonewithoutanyboundaries.Atthattime，Ithoughtitshowedtrust.Yet，itsoonbecameareasonfor

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betweenus.Myson，oncea（n）

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boywholovedplayingbasketballbeganto

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himselfinhisdigitalworld.Hisroombecameaquietplace，andthelightofthescreenwashisonlyfriend.

Ourrelationship，oncefulloflaughter，wasnow

(5)

byendlessarguments.EverytimeImentioned"screentime"，hewouldgetangry.IfeltlikeIwaslosinghimtoamachine.Wantingtofindasolution（解决方案）badly，I

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someexpertsforhelp.Theytoldmethatsimplytakingthephoneawaywasnottheanswer.Instead，Ineededtobuildaconnectionwithhim.

Theexpertssuggesteda

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way.Foryoungerchildren，itisaboutchangingtheirattentiontootherhobbies.Butforteenagerslikemyson，itisaboutlearningtoberesponsible（有责任的）fortheirownlives.Weneededopentalks，notjustplans.Weshouldmakeitclearwhatweshoulddoandshouldnotdoinourdailylife.Moreimportantly，Ihadtoexplainthe"why"behindthe

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.

Isatdown

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mysononeevening.Insteadofshouting，Ilistened

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.Isharedmythoughtswithcare.Tomysurprise，hesaidthathealsofeltlostintheendlessmessages.Wedecidedtomakeagreements

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.Wemade"phone-freezones"inthehouse，likethediningtable.

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itwasnoteasyatfirst，wekeptourplan.Therewerehardtimes.Slowly，thebadfeelingbeganto

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.Mysonstartedgoingbacktothebasketballcourt.Webegantotalk

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，notaboutapps，butaboutlife.

Reducingscreentimedidnotjustsavehiseyes；itsavedourrelationship.Ilearnedthattechnologyshouldbea

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，notawallbetweenus.Bylettinghimjoinintheprocess，Ihelpedhimlearnaskillthatwilllastalifetime.1.A.dream B.habit C.mistake D.joke2.A.fight B.worry C.fear D.sadness3.A.active B.honest C.clever D.polite4.A.control B.protect C.hide D.teach5.A.hurt B.kept C.improved D.built6.A.refused B.punished C.asked D.praised7.A.careful B.different C.slow D.safe8.A.rules B.books C.games D.facts9.A.along B.around C.beside D.behind10.A.happily B.patiently C.coldly D.slowly11.A.himself B.yourselves C.myself D.ourselves12.A.Because B.Although C.Since D.Unless13.A.fallover B.goaway C.comeout D.turnup14.A.back B.still C.once D.again15.A.toy B.game C.gift D.bridgeFor

the

past

20

years，Reckoning

Theater

in

Beijing

has

been

narrating（讲述）

the

scenes

and

settings

of

movies

to

its

audience.That's

because

all

its

audience

members

are

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people，like

65-year-old

Xiao

Huanyi

who

can't

see."I

had

to

listen

to

the

stories

on

the

radio

in

the

past，"

he

said."But

this

cinema

(17)

the

scenes

so

I

can

imagine

the

story

myself.That

is

amazing."

By

2021，there

were

over

17

million

blind

or

partly

blind

people

in

China.However，when

it

comes

to

meeting

the

needs

of

these

people，spaces

like

Reckoning

Theater

are

still

(18)

.Voices

calling

for

a

better

life

for

them

are

growing

louder

and

never

stop.The

public

don't

(19)

want

them

to

live

—they

want

them

to

live

better，both

in

body

and

in

heart.

Reckoning

Theater

was

started

by

Wang

Weili

in

2005.The

64-year-old

still

remembers

watching

a

movie

with

a

blind

friend

in

2000.He

described

every

scene

to

his

friend

(20)

，and

his

friend

really

enjoyed

it.This

experience

encouraged

Wang

to

start

the

theater

with

his

own

savings."They

have

the

right

to

see

a

film

just

like

us，but

they

see

it

through

(21)

."Wang

said，"A

better

life

goes

far

beyond

basic

living

needs.

(22)

the

government

has

provided

special

schools

and

sidewalks，these

alone

are

not

enough."

According

to

Wang，it

is

not

easy

to

narrate

a

movie.Preparations

for

screening

a

two-and-a-

half-hour

movie

could

take

as

(23)

as

two

weeks.He

must

watch

the

movie

many

times

to

know

the

story

and

its

characters.When

he

narrates，Wang

talks

about

what

is

shown

on

the

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，instead

of

what

happens.

Thanks

to

Reckoning

Theater，blind

people

can

enjoy

movies

like

everyone

else.It

brings

them

joy，knowledge，and

a

chance

to

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to

the

world.16.A.deaf B.homeless C.blind D.old17.A.draws B.paints C.shows D.describes18.A.common B.rare C.popular D.rich19.A.simply B.easily C.wisely D.nearly20.A.infact B.indanger C.insurprise D.indetail21.A.touch B.words C.sight D.taste22.A.Though B.Because C.So D.But23.A.short B.long C.fast D.slow24.A.TV B.radio C.book D.screen25.A.contribute B.communicate C.connect D.compare二、阅读理解：本大题共15小题，共15分。APhotosynthesis（光合作用）isareallyamazingprocessthatallowsplantstoturnsunlightintoenergyandproduceoxygen.Understandingthisprocesshelpsusrealizetheimportanceofplantsandtheenvironment.

-TakinginLightEnergy：Plantshavechlorophyll（叶绿素）intheirleaves.ItcatcheslightenergyfromtheSuntopowerthewholeprocess.

-BreathinginCO2：Tinyholesontheleavestakeincarbondioxide（CO2）fromtheair.ThiscanhelpcooltheEarthandbalancethetemperature.

-TakinginWater：Plants'rootsabsorbwaterfromthesoil.Thewatertravelsuptotheleaves.

-ProducingGlucoseandReleasingOxygen：Glucoseistheplant'sfood—itgivesitenergytogrowandstayhealthy.Oxygenisawasteproduct，sotheplantreleasesitbackintotheair.Thisistheoxygenwebreathe!

-CarryingoutthePhotosynthesisProcess：PlantsuselightenergytochangewaterandCO2intoglucose（sugar）andoxygen.26.Accordingtothepicture，whichofthefollowingisneededforphotosynthesis？______A.②③⑤ B.①②③ C.①②⑤ D.③④⑤27.Ifyouarepreparingaspeechaboutphotosynthesis，whichkeyfactcanyouinclude？______A.Oxygenisthemainfoodforplanttogrowwell.

B.Plantstakeinoxygenandgiveoutcarbondioxide.

C.Alllivingthingsgetenergydirectlyfromsunlight.

D.Plantshelpnatureandourworldingoodcondition.28.Wherecanyouprobablyreadthisarticle？______A.Inabiologymagazine. B.Inatravellingguide.

C.Inagardeningguide. D.Inachildren'sstorybook.BSincethepopularTVseriesBorntoBeAlivewasshown，alargenumberofviewershavesharedtheirthoughtsonline.Manythinkitfeelslikewatchingadocumentary，astheseriesisfilmedagainstthebeautifullandscapesofQinghaiandisbasedonrealstories.

WhereIsSanjiangyuan？

InthesouthofQinghaiProvinceliesSanjiangyuan，the

meetingplaceofwatersthatgivebirthtotheYangtzeRiver，theYellowRiverandtheLancangRiver.Itprovidesaround60，000，000，000m3offreshwaterforeighteenprovincesandfiveothercountrieseveryyear，becominganimportantwatersourceformillionsofpeopleinChina.

Thislandisrichinnotonlyitswaterbutmanyrareanimals.However，itwasonceindangerbecauseofhunting.ThenumberofTibetanantelopes（藏羚羊）droppedquicklyfromabout200，000tofewerthan20，000.BorntoBeAliveshowstheeffortsmadetoprotecttheseanimals.

WhoAretheGuardians？

BorntoBeAlivetellsthestoryofBaiJu，ayoungpolicewomanwhojoinsamountainpatrol（巡逻）team.TogetherwithDuoJie，shefightsagainstillegal（非法的）huntingandmining（采矿）andworkshardtobuildanaturereserve.

ThecharacterDuoJieisbasedontworealpeople：JiesangSonandajieandQikaZhabaduojie.Theywerepioneersofecological（生态的）protectioninKekexili.In1997，thefirstnatureprotectionstationinKekexiliwascompletedandputintouse.Thankstogenerationsofprotectionefforts，therearenowaround70，000Tibetanantelopes.

WhatIsthe"LifeTree"？

Theanswerissimplenow.The"LifeTree"isSanjiangyuan.Thenetworkofwatersislikeatreeoflife.Seenfromtheair，theriversspreadoutlikebranchesandroots，formingagreattrunkthatholdsthelandtogether.Yetitsmeaninggoesfarbeyonditsshape.ThepatrolmembersarenotonlyprotectingTibetanantelopes；theyareguardingtheanimalsandplantsthatdependonthearea.

Afterwatchingtheseries，manyviewerscontinuetosearchfortherealstoriesbehindQinghai'secologicalprotection.Theprovince，oncetakingnonoticeofthesituation，isnowdrawingmoreattentionacrossthecountry.Perhaps，throughstorieslikethis，morepeoplewilllearntolistentotheheartbeatoftheearth.29.HowdoesthewriterleadintothetopicaboutSanjiangyuan？______A.ByshowingthebeautyofQinghaiProvince.

B.ByintroducingthepopularityoftheTVseries.

C.Byexplainingthemeaningofthe"LifeTree".

D.Bytellingthemovingstoriesofthecharacters.30.WhatdoweknowaboutSanjiangyuanaccordingtothepassage？______A.Itsriversystemislikeahugetreeoflife.

B.ItistheonlyhomeoftheTibetanantelopes.

C.ItislocatedinthenorthofQinghaiProvince.

D.ItprovidesmostfreshwaterforallofChina.31.Whatisthemainpurposeofwritingthispassage？______A.Toexplainwhatthe"LifeTree"meanstothelivingthingsonearth.

B.TodescribethenaturalbeautyanditsimportanceofSanjiangyuan.

C.TointroducethelifestoriesofthepeoplewhoprotectSanjiangyuan.

D.TotellhowaTVseriesraisedpeople'sawarenessofprotectingnature.32.Whichofthefollowingbestshowsthestructureofthepassage？______A.Question→Example→Reason

B.Fact→Problem→Result

C.Introduction→Details→Conclusion

D.Story→Comparison→OpinionC

InMarch2026，TencentofficiallyannouncedthatTheThree-BodyProblem2wouldstartfilmingwithintheyear.Theexcitingnewshasoncemoredrawntheworld'sattentiontoLiuCixin'sfamousChinesesciencefictionnovelTheThree-BodyProblem.Thebooksharescreativeandexcitingideasaboutspace，timeandtheuniverse，makingreaderswonderwhethertimetravelcanberealoneday.Manyideasinthebook，likespaceshortcutsandtheintelligentparticle（智子），actuallycomefromrealphysics.

First，let'stalkaboutspaceshortcuts.AccordingtoAlbertEinstein'sgeneraltheoryofrelativity，awormholeisaspecialshortcutthroughspace-time.Ithastwoopeningslikemouthsandanarrowbridgeinthemiddlelikeathroat（喉咙）.Forawormholetostayopen，scientistsbelieveweneednegativeenergy，aforcethatworksagainstgravityandstopsthethroatfromclosing.Averylargeamountofenergycanalsomakespace-timeturn，creatingapossiblepathforspace-timeshortcuts.

Second，let'slookattheintelligentparticle.Inthebook，thistinyparticlecandoamazingthings.Itisrelatedtoanimportantideainphysicsnamedquantumtunnelling（量子隧穿）.Itallowsverysmallparticlestopassthroughhardobjectsdirectly，insteadofgoingaroundoroverthem.Scientistshavestudiedthisideaformanyyearsandhaveproveditintests.Thishasalsoencouragedthemtoexploremorepossibilitiesinmodernphysics.Forexample，in2018，scientistsfromAustraliaandSwitzerlandcreatedarealfluxcapacitor（通量电容器）usingsuperconductors.Thismachinecouldcontrolthewayofwavesbymovingenergyinacycle.Yet，itcouldnothelppeopletravelthroughtime.Somescientistsalsobelievethattheremightbeatinyparticlethatcanmovefasterthanlight，butnoonehasfoundityet.

Fromstorybookstorealstudies，peoplekeeplearningaboutthesecretsoftheuniverse.Thoughtimetravelisstillnotpossibletoday，theideasinTheThree-BodyProblemmakepeoplewanttoknowmoreaboutthesecretworldofscience.33.WhydoesthewritermentionTheThree-BodyProblematthebeginning？______A.Tointroducethewriterofapopularnovel.

B.ToshowtheimportanceofChineseculture.

C.Toleadinthetopicoftimeandrealphysics.

D.Toexplainhowtowritegreatsciencefiction.34.Whichpicturecorrectlyshowsthestructureofawormhole？______A. B.

C. D.35.WhatisTRUEofthefluxcapacitormadein2018？______A.ItwasinventedbyscientistsfromChina.

B.Itcouldcontrolthewayofwavesinacycle.

C.Itwasthefirstrealtimemachineintheworld.

D.Itcouldhelphumanstravelthroughtimefreely.36.Whatisthemainideaofthepassage？______A.Thewriterexplainshowtomakerealtimemachineswiththehelpofnewtechnology.

B.TheThree-BodyProblemisthemostpopularChinesesciencefictionnovelintheworld.

C.Scientistshavediscoveredmanynewwaystotravelthroughtimeandspaceinrecentyears.

D.TheideasabouttimeandspaceinTheThree-BodyProblemareconnectedwithrealphysics.D

It

was

a

bright，sunny

day.Little

Albert

Einstein

could

see

the

children

playing

outside，but

he

had

to

stay

inside

and

felt

bored

because

of

illness.

"I

have

something

for

you!"his

father

told

him

mysteriously.

In

his

hand

was

a

round，shiny

object

which

looked

like

a

pocket

watch，but

its

face

was

marked

with

the

letters

N，S，E，and

W，with

only

one

big

hand（指针）.

"It's

called

a

compass."his

father

continued."Whichever

way

you

turn

it，the

hand

always

points

north!Explorers

use

it

to

work

out

where

they

get

lost!"

Albert

took

the

object

from

his

father

and

watched

it

closely."How

does

it

work？"he

wondered.

"Ah，it

uses

something

called

magnetism（磁性）!"said

his

father，smiling."The

hand

is

a

magnet

and

so

is

the

planet

Earth.That

is

why

the

hand

always

points

north—because

of

the

magnetic

field

around

our

planet!"

A

feeling

of

curiosity

ran

through

him.It

was

amazing

to

think

the

hand

in

his

compass

was

controlled

by

something

that

was

unseen.

Could

it

be

that

there

were

other

hidden

forces

at

work

in

space？And

what

if

there

were？

Albert

soon

got

better

and

was

allowed

to

play

outside

again.But

the

compass

was

still

on

his

mind.He

did

experiments

to

see

how

it

reacted（反应）

to

iron

objects

or

other

magnets；he

couldn't

wait

to

discover

the

rules

of

space.

Albert's

family

encouraged

his

curiosity.His

uncle

taught

him

mathematics，which

he

could

use

to

work

out

a

lot.And

a

friend

of

his

father

even

brought

Albert

a

series

of

books

called

Peoples

Books

on

Natural

Science.The

boy

lost

himself

in

them

at

once!

Through

reading，Albert

learned

about

the

discovery

of

new

planets

in

Earth's

solar

system，as

well

as

things

like

gravity，magnetism..

But

what

amazed

him

most

was

the

speed

of

light.

"Did

you

know

that

the

speed

of

light

is

the

same

everywhere

in

space？"he

told

his

sister

Maja

one

day."Scientists

say

nothing

can

go

faster.I

bet

understanding

the

speed

of

light

is

very

important

if

we

want

to

understand

space."

Albert

thought

much

about

magnetism，gravity

and

light.He

wondered

if

there

were

some

keys

to

understanding

how

they

are

connected

with

each

other.The

more

he

read，the

better

he

learnt

about

how

everything

worked.That

little

compass

started

him

on

a

whole

new

journey

of

discovery—and

who

knew

what

would

be

waiting

for

him

along

the

way!37.Why

did

Albert's

father

bring

a

compass

to

him？

______A.Because

Albert

needed

to

learn

about

the

compass.

B.Because

Albert

was

sick

and

could

not

play

outside.

C.Because

Albert

took

great

interest

in

space

science.

D.Because

his

family

wanted

to

encourage

his

curiosity.38.HowdidAlbertEinsteinfeelafterreceivingthecompassfromhisfather？______A.Hewascuriousabouthowthecompassworked.

B.Hewasluckytohavesuchanamazingcompass.

C.Hewassurprisedtolookatthecompassclosely.

D.Hewasinterestedinreadingthelettersonit.39.HowdidthecompasshelpstartAlbert'swayofthinkinglikeascientist？______A.Hebeganexperimentstoseeitsrelationshipwithalltheobjects.

B.Hegottoknowthespeedoflightisthesameeverywhereinspace.

C.Hewonderedwhethertherewereunknownforcesthatplayedapart.

D.Hewasencouragedtoreadasmanybooksaspossibleinsomeways.40.Whatcanweinferfromtheunderlinedsentenceinthelastparagraph？______A.Albertwouldtravelaroundtheworldasanexplorer.

B.ThecompasswasjustatoyforAlbert'schildhoodfun.

C.Hisfamilysupportedhisinterestinsciencefromthestart.

D.ThecompassledAlberttoalifelongjourneyinscience.三、任务型阅读-完成表格：本大题共1小题，共10分。41.阅读下面短文，根据所读内容，在文后表格空白处填入一个最恰当的单词。注意：每空只填一个单词。UK

schools

try

Chinese

math

It's

well

known

that

Chinese

students

often

outperform

（超过）

their

partners

from

others

in

math

competitions.This

is

why

the

UK

is

going

to

try

out

Chinese

math

books

and

exercise

papers

in

many

of

its

schools.

According

to

China

Daily，international

publishers

Collins

Learning

signed

an

agreement

with

Shanghai

Century

Publishing

Group

on

March

14

to

publish

translated

copies

of

Shanghai's

primary

school

math

books.Under

the

agreement，Collins

will

print

a

series

of

36

books，named

Real

Shanghai

Mathematics.The

series

includes

math

textbooks，supplementary

（补充性的）

textbooks

and

teacher's

textbooks.Some

primary

schools

in

the

UK

will

use

the

books

for

first

to

sixth

graders

in

September.

The

aim

of

this

is

to

make

UK

students

behave

better

in

math

by

learning

from

the

way

Chinese

schools

teach

their

students

the

subject.

Chinese

schools，represented

by

those

in

Shanghai，have

marked

high

in

math

scores

in

all

three

rounds

of

the

Program

for

International

Student

Assessment

（PISA）

since

2009.However，the

UK

scored

far

less，according

to

The

Guardian.Still，some

people

worry

that

textbooks

alone

cannot

solve

the

UK's

problem

with

math，as

the

education

systems

are

so

different.

One

key

difference

is

that

Chinese

schools

focus

on

students

as

a

whole，while

those

in

the

UK

value

personal

performance.In

Chinese

schools，students

are

taught

together

as

a

class，with

students

all

moving

through

their

lessons

one

step

at

a

time.However，in

the

UK，students

in

the

same

class

are

often

given

different

work

to

do

according

to

their

progress.

There

are

also

huge

differences

in

teacher

training

and

deployment

（部署）.Primary

school

math

teachers

in

Shanghai

teach

only

math

for

perhaps

two

hours

a

day，and

the

rest

of

the

day

is

spent

researching

and

improving

lessons.English

primary

teachers

are

teaching

all

subjects，rather

than

specializing

（专门研究）

in

a

single

area

like

math.

Another

key

difference

is

that

students

in

China

are

likely

to

get

far

more

homework

than

UK

students.Many

will

also

have

private

teachers

and

attend

weekend

school.

With

so

many

differences

in

the

two

education

systems，it

remains

to

be

seen

whether

Chinese

math

books

will

be

good

for

students

in

the

UK.However，UK

Schools

Minister

Nick

Gibb

believes

that

they

will

be

a

huge

help.

"I

am

confident

that

the

steps

we

are

taking

now

will

make

sure

young

people

are

in

proper

preparation

for

further

study

and

the

21st

century

workplace，and

that

the

phrase

"can't

do

math"

heard

too

often

is

only

in

the

past，"

he

said.Supporting

detailsThe

（1）

of

British

schools

trying

Chinese

mathChinese

students

often

perform

（2）

than

their

peers

from

other

countries

in

math

competitions.The

（3）

of

trying

Chinese

mathTo

（4）

UK

students'

performance

in

math.The

（5）

between

Chinese

math

teaching

and

the

UK'sStudents：Chinese

students

are

instructed

as

a

whole.However，in

the

UK

personal

performance

really

（6）

a

lot，and

students

are

given

different

homework

（7）

on

their

progress.Teacher

training

and

deployment：Primary

school

math

teachers

in

Shanghai

teach

only

math；British

primary

teachers

teach

all

subjects

（8）

of

specializing

in

a

single

area

like

math.Homework：（9）

more

homework，many

Chinese

students

will

also

have

private

tutoring

and

attend

weekend

school.UK

Schools

Minister

Nick

GibbHe

is

confident

that

the

steps

will

make

sure

young

people

are

properly

（10）

for

further

study

and

the

21st

century

workplace，and

that

the

too

often

heard

phrase

"can't

do

math"

only

exists

in

the

past.四、首字母短文填空：本大题共1小题，共10分。42.

Haveyoueverseenthosetall，pointedmountainsthatlooklikesomethingfromafairytale？Orexploredhugecavesfullofstrangeshapes？Thesearepartofkarstlandscapes（喀斯特地貌），anatural（1）w______thatChinaisfamousfor.

Karstisaspeciallandformwhichis（2）f______overmillionsofyears.Whenrainwater，whichisslightlyacidic（酸性的），fallsonlimestone（atypeofrock），it（3）s______breaksdowntherock.Thisprocess（过程）createsamazingshapesonthesurfaceandunderground.InChina，youcanfindsomeofthemostbreathtakingkarstsceneryintheworld.

TheStoneForest（Shilin）inYunnanisafantastic（4）e______.Itlookslikearealforestmadeofstone!Walkingthroughit，youwillbeamazedbythecountlessstones.LocalYipeopleevenhaveafamousfestivalthere.（5）A______world-famoussiteistheSouthChinaKarstinGuilinandYangshuo.Thelandscapetherehasthefeatureofgreen-coveredkarsthillsstandingalongthebeautifulLiRiver.Itissobeautifulthatitappearsonthe（6）b______ofthe20-yuanChinesebanknote.TakingaboattripalongtheriverisliketravelingthroughaChinesepainting.

（7）B______thebeautifulsurfaceviews，karstareasalsohideunbelievableundergroundworlds，suchastheReedFluteCaveinGuilin.Inside，youcanseesomanyrocksinunusual（8）s______—somehangdown，andotherspointupwards.Alllitupbycolourfullights，red，blue，pinkandsoon.

Thesekarstlandscapesarenotjustbeautiful；theyarealso（9）v______forscientificresearch.However，theyfacethreats（威胁）fromtoomuch（10）p______andtourism.Protectingthesenaturalwondersisveryimportantsothatfuturegenerationscanalsoenjoytheirbeauty.(1)

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五、阅读填空：本大题共2小题，共15分。43.

Kunopera，withahistoryofover600years，isoneoftheoldest

(1)

（传统的）Chineseoperas.

BorninSuzhou，JiangsuProvinceduringthe14th（2）c______，KunoperareacheditsgoldenageintheMingandQingdynasties.Withitsimportantplaceinoperahistory，ithasdeeply

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（影响）manyotheroperaforms.

In2011，Kunoperabecameoneoftheworld'sgreattreasuresandwaswidelyknownbypeopleallovertheworld.Sincethen，ithaswonmorepeople'sheartsandgotmorefansofdifferentages.

Today，youngartistskeepthisarttreasurealivewhile

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（增加）moderntouches.ManyschoolsinSuzhousetupKunoperaclubsorprovidecoursesforstudents.Inthisway，studentscangetmuch（5）c______totherealbeautyofthisartform.(1)

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44.

Huang

Xuhua，chief

designer

of

China's

first-generation

nuclear

submarines（核潜艇），passed

away

in

Wuhan，Hubei

on

February

6th，2025

(1)

the

age

of

99.But

his

great

work

and

strong

spirit

will

always

live

on.

During

his

life，he

has

made

great

(2)

（contribute）

to

China's

nuclear

submarine

development

and

is

(3)

（good）

worth

our

respect.

Born

in

Guangdong

in

1926，Huang

studied

shipbuilding

at

Shanghai

Jiao

Tong

University.He

joined

the

CPC

in

1949

and

began

his

lifelong

career

as

(4)

shipbuilding

engineer.

In

1958，he

(5)

（choose