2026.6 南京市江宁区开发区中学九年级英语中考前练习卷（含答案）

-2026学年度第二学期中考适应性练习九年级英语2026.06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。TaskIKnowmoreaboutthewondersofancientarchitecture.Tomostpeople,theGreatWallofChinaisoneofthegreatestman-madewondersoftheworld.On1____buildingonearth,youcanwalkforthousandsofmilesandenjoyviewsofrollingmountainsandvalleys.Butonlythebravestancientworkersbuiltit.2____hadtosurviveterribleweatherandsteepmountainsfirst.Onthenorthernparts,temperaturescan3____tobelow-20degreesinwinter.BuildingtheGreatWallwasextremelyhard.Someworkersfinishedtheirparts4____,butmanylosttheirlivesduringthework.WhydidancientChinesebuildsuchahugewall?Itis5____theyneededtoprotecttheirhomesandpeoplefromoutsideattacks.1.A.long B.longer C.longest D.thehighest2.A.Their B.Themselves C.They D.Them3.A.drop B.dropped C.fallen D.dropping4.A.succeed B.success C.successful D.successfully5.A.because B.becauseof C.instead D.insteadofLocatedinthesouthwestofChina,JiuzhaigouValleyisoneoftheworld'smostbeautifulnaturalparks.6____thedeepestlakeinthevalley,youhavetowalkalongwoodenpathsforover5kilometres.7____totalareacoversmorethan720squarekilometres.Thatisbiggerthanthecityareaofmanysmallcountries!JiuzhaigouValleystaysbeautiful8____mostoftheyear,withclearlakesandcolourfulforestsindifferentseasons.Butover2,000different9____plantsandanimalscanstillliveinthisenvironment.Withamazingnaturalviews,thevalley10____aworld-famoustouristspotformanyyearsandmanycurioustravelersfromhomeandabroadcometovisititeveryyear.Afterall,itisagreatnaturalwonder.6.A.Reach B.Reaching C.Toreach D.Reached7.A.It B.Its C.It's D.Itself8.A.under B.for C.at D.on9.A.type B.typeof C.types D.typesof10.A.is B.hasbeen C.was D.havebeenDoyouloveamazingundergroundviews?Ifso,11theReedFluteCaveinGuilin!Itisknown12"thePalaceofNaturalArts"foritsfantasticrockformations.Ittakesupanareaof1.2squarekilometresandincludesover30differentscenicspotsinside.TheReedFluteCaveisalsoalive!13youwalkdeepintothecave,youwillseestonesinallshapesandsizes.Here,youcanspendtime14atthecolourfulstoneslitbywarmlights.Youcanalsowalkfurthertoseeundergroundriversandancientstonepaintings.Ifyouwalk15inside,youmightevenseerarebatsandancientrockcarvings.Forpeoplewholovenaturalwonders,visitingtheReedFluteCaveistheexperienceofalifetime!11.A.visit B.visiting C.visited D.tovisit12.A.to B.as C.about D.with13.A.If B.So C.Though D.Before14.A.look B.tolook C.looking D.tolooking15.A.deep B.deeper C.deeply D.moredeeply二、完形填空(共10小题;每小题1分,满分10分)TaskIIRecallthewarmdaysofourchildhood.Notmanywarmplacescouldbefoundonourbusystreet.Carnoisesandcrowdedshops.Nextdoor,ashopkeeperoftenshoutedangrily.Ourparentshadtoldustokeeptheradio16____sothatitwouldsoundasiftherewereanadultwithus.Thatwinter,Iwasnineandmycousinwasseven."Yousmellthat?"mycousinasked."What?"Isaid."Thesugar-figurestall."Ibreathedin.Andthereitwas.Thatsweetwarmsmellwasfloating17____nearby.Whenyousmellasugar-figurestallonyourstreet,itmeansthatsomeonehas18____you.Itshowsthatsomeonethinksyoudeservesomethingsweetintheworld.Thatday,thestallstoppedrightinfrontofourbuilding.Wewerefilledwithjoy,19____whatshapewewanted.Wegotwhatweaskedforandate20____,tryingnottoletthewinterwindmeltitaway.Wehadn't21____noticedthestallkeeperleaving.Mycousinlookedoveratmewithsudden22____,andsaid,"Iforgottopay.Didyou?"Iforgot,too.Iamforty-twonow.Ihadn'tseenasugar-figurestallinmyneighborhoodinyears,23____afewweeksago,thereitwas.Therewasnoonetoask,"Yousmellthat?"Igrabbedsomecashandran.Isawsomeonewholookedlikemycousin.Iknewhewasn't.I24____myselfthatmycousinhadgrownup,andthathehadmovedtoanothercityyearsago.Whenitwasmyturntopay,IgavethemaninthestalleverythingIhad,atwenty-yuanbill,andItoldhimto25____thechange.Itookmysugarfigurewithmeandateitinthesunshine.Ideservethiswarmth,Isaid.Ideserveitall.16.A.off B.on C.broken D.out17.A.everywhere B.anywhere C.somewhere D.nowhere18.A.thoughtof B.complainedabout C.paidfor D.laughedat19.A.pointingout B.workingout C.findingout D.callingout20.A.slowly B.quickly C.patiently D.quietly21.A.only B.just C.even D.never22.A.worry B.joy C.pride D.calm23.A.and B.but C.so D.or24.A.doubted B.proved C.promised D.reminded25.A.check B.keep C.take D.return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。TaskIIIDecideiftomatoesshouldbecalledavegetable.AThebigdebateShouldtomatoesbecalledavegetable?Whenyouheartheword"vegetable",youmightthinkofcarrots,cabbagesandcucumbers—nottomatojuiceorcherrytomatosalad.ButaccordingtotheUSSupremeCourt,tomatoesareavegetablebecausetheyareusuallycookedwithmaindishes.However,manyplantscientistssaytomatoesbelongtothefruitgroup.Whatdoyouthink?Shouldtomatoesbecalledavegetable?YESNO1.Tomatoesfitthecommoncookingdefinitionofavegetableandarewidelyusedinsavorydishes.2.Therearemanyhealthywaystocooktomatoes,suchasboilingandmakingsoup.3.Eveniftheyaretechnicallyfruits,theyaremorecommonlyusedasvegetablesindailymeals.1.Tomatoesgrowfromtheflowerofaplantandhaveseedsinside,whichfitsthescientificdefinitionofafruit.2.Tomatoesarehighinnaturalsugar,unlikemostvegetablesthatarelowinsugar.3.Iftomatoesareconsideredvegetables,peoplemaygetconfusedaboutbasicplantscience.Whatdoyouthink?Nowthatyou'vereadabitmoreaboutthisissue,visit/pollssoyoucanvoteinourdebate.VoteYESifyouthinktomatoesshouldbecalledavegetableorNOifyoudon't.We'llpublishtheresultsnextweek.26.Whydoesthe"YES"sidethinktomatoesshouldbecalledavegetable?A.Tomatoesarehighinnaturalsugar.B.Tomatoesarewidelyusedasvegetablesincooking.C.Tomatoeshavebeenpopularforalongtime.D.Tomatoesaremuchhealthierthanothervegetables.27.Whatisthepurposeofhavingsuchadebate?A.Toshowfoodexpertsarewrong.B.Toprovetomatoesarehealthyfood.C.Tostoppeoplefromeatingtomatoes.D.Toencouragereaderstoshareopinions.28.Whichpartofawebsiteisthepassageprobablytakenfrom?A.Sports.B.Fashion.C.Science&Food.D.Travel.BTaskIVSpreadwarmththroughmailboxes.StudentsataprimaryschoolinHangzhou,withthehelpoftheirChineseteacher,createdasetof"SmileMailboxes"thatstudentscandroplettersintotogetwarmrepliesfromolderclassmatesduringhardtimes.Injustonemonth,themailboxesreceivedover800lettersfromstudents.Themailboxesofferhandwrittennotesfromstudentsofdifferentgradessharingwarmmessages.Forexample,ifyoudropaletteraboutfeelingnervousaboutexams,youmightgetareplysaying,"Youhavetriedyourbest!Takeiteasy,youwillgetgoodresults!"LinXiaoyu,whoteachesChineseatStarRoadPrimarySchool,thoughtherstudentsjustmighthavethewarmestwordsneededtobringcomforttopeersindifficulttimes."Toreadthesincerewordsfromfellowstudentsisreallycomforting,"shesays.Ms.Lin,alongwithsocialworkerChenYue,workedwithstudentsonaprojecttheycalled"WarmPost".Theprojecthadtwoparts—onewasthemailboxes,andtheotherwascreatingencouraginghand-copiednewspapers.ThetwoadultsworkedwithstudentsfromGrade3toGrade6.Theyhadthesamebasicquestionforallthestudents:"Whatcouldyousaytohelporencouragesomeoneelse?"Studentsworkingonthemailboxesthoughtofwhattheywouldliketohear.Whentheywereready,Ms.Lintrainedthemtowritereplies.Later,shedividedthestudentsintodifferentteamstocheckandsendthereplies.Droppingaletterabout"feelingupsetwithclassmates"bringsyousuggestionsonhowtogetalongwithothers.Helpfulsuggestionsinclude:"writeasmallcardtosayyouaresorry"or"shareyoursnackwiththem".Droppingaletterabout"worriesaboutstudy"resultsin"wordsofencouragementandstudytips".Thisincludesmessageslike:"Makeasmallplaneverydayandyouwillmakeprogressstepbystep."And"Askteachersforhelpwhenyouhavedifficulties."Otherstudentstookpartinmakingencouraginghand-copiednewspapers,whichwereputuparoundtheschool.Manynewspapershadsmallstickersthatstudentspassingbycouldtakeoffandkeep.Forexample,onenewspapersaid"Ifyouaretired,takeabreak",andhadtake-offstickerswiththewords"Youaregreat".29.WhydidthestudentscreatetheSmileMailboxes?A.Tomakemoneyfortheirschool.B.Toencourageandcomforttheirpeers.C.Topracticetheirwritingskills.D.Tolearnhowtopostletters.30.Whatcanweknowabouttheprojectfromthepassage?A.Itincludedmailboxesandencouraginghand-copiednewspapers.B.ItaskedstudentstogiveadviceonChineselearning.C.Itwasnamed"WarmPost"bysocialworkerChenYue.D.Itbroughtcomforttoteachersfromdifferentgrades.31.WhichwordsbestdescribeMs.Linandherstudents?A.Creativeandcaring.B.Organizedandcurious.C.Honestandhard-working.D.Humorousandgenerous.TaskVExperiencewarmfriendshipinclass.CLiMingwasstaringoutofthewindow,watchingtheleavesfalloutside.Someofthekidsweredrawingpictures,andothersjustchatting.Theirteacherhadgonetotheoffice.Andwhenshereturnedtherewasagirlwithher.Thegirlwasnew.Shelookedsoshyandherclothesweresimpleandfaded.Theteacherintroducedhertotheclass,thegirl'snamewas"XiaoMan".ShewentandsatatanearbyseatbesideLiMing.Afterclass,LiMingandhisfriendsweretalkingtogether.Theyheardthenewgirlsayingthatshecamefromasmallvillageandshewasreallylookingforwardtostudyinghardandcatchingupwithothers.ThiscaughttheattentionofLiMingandhisfriends.Sooneofthemsaidquietly"heynewgirl,yourclotheslooksoold".Anotherwhispered"didn'thaveenoughmoneytobuynewclothes?Doyouhaveenoughmoneytobuystationeryatleast?","poorlittlething!".LiMingandhisfriendslaughedinalowvoice.XiaoManfeltembarrassedandsheloweredherhead.Thenextday,similarthingshappened,theywerestillmakingfunofher.Oneafternoonafterschool,LiMingwaswalkinghomethroughthealley.HesawXiaoManwassharingherbreadwithastraycat,whichwaslyinginfrontofanoldhouse.Thecathadahurtlegandcouldnotwalkwell.XiaoMantriedtowrapthecat'slegwithherscarf,butasshewasdoingit,anangrymancameoutfromthehouse.Hegrabbedherbythearmandshoutedatherforcomingtohisdoorway.XiaoManwasbegginghimtolethergoandthatshewouldn'tcomeagain,butthemanwouldn'tletgo.ThensuddenlythemanwaspulledbackwardandXiaoManwasletgo.ShesawthatLiMinghadpulledtheman'ssleeve.LiMingpulledXiaoManupandtookthecatawayfromthedoorway.Thecatwassoscaredthatitlimpedawayquickly.ThemangotevenangrierandwasreadytohitLiMingwithabroom.ButbothLiMingandXiaoManranasfastastheycouldandgotawaysafely.32.HowdidLiMingandhisfriendstreatXiaoManatfirst?A.Theyintroducedhertotheirheadteacher.B.Theylaughedatherclothesandpoorfamily.C.Theyinvitedhertofeedastraycattogether.D.Theyhelpedherfightagainsttheangryman.33.Whichofthefollowingisthecorrectorderofthestory?a.XiaoManwasintroducedtotheclassasanewstudent.b.LiMingwaswatchingtheleavesoutsidethewindow.c.LiMingandXiaoManranawayfromtheangryman.d.LiMingsawXiaoManhelpingahurtstraycat.A.b-c-a-dB.b-a-d-cC.c-a-b-dD.c-b-a-d34.WhatdidLiMingandXiaoManhaveincommon?A.Theybothcamefromapoorvillage.B.Theyalwaysplayedtricksonothers.C.Theydreamedofgettinggoodmarks.D.Theybothshowedkindnesstothecat.35.Whatmighthappennext?A.LiMingwouldgoonlaughingatXiaoMan.B.Theangrymanwouldcatchthemagain.C.LiMingandXiaoManwouldbecomefriends.D.XiaoManwouldleavetheschoolatonce.TaskVIExplorebirds'plasticnests.DPlasticiseverywhere.AccordingtotheUnitedNations,over8milliontonsofplasticwasteenterstheworld'soceanseveryyear.There'splasticlitteronthehighestmountainsandinthedeepestpartsofthesea.Nowplastichasbeenfoundinanotherunexpectedplace:inthenestsofwildbirds.AccordingtoastudypublishedinthejournalEnvironmentalPollution,manybirdspeciesareusingsmallpiecesofplasticlitterasbuildingmaterialsfortheirnests.MartaGarcíaisabiologistattheUniversityofBarcelona,inSpain.She'sthestudy'sleadauthor."Forme,abirdnestmadeofplasticcouldbeasymbolofourtimes,"shesaid."Theycan'tfindenoughnaturalmaterials,sotheyuserubbish."Garcíasaystheagewe'reinnowistheperiodinwhichhumanactivityhashadahugeinfluenceonthenaturalenvironment.Birdsusingplasticwasteintheirnestsisoneclearexampleofthatinfluence.NewnestmaterialsWildbirdsbuildneststoprotecttheireggsandbabybirds.Normally,theyusenaturalmaterialslikegrass,twigs,leavesandfeatherstobuildsoftandstrongnests.ButaccordingtoGarcía'sstudy,ofthe80commonbirdspeciesstudiedacrossEurope,45havebeenseenusingplasticrubbishintheirnests.Nearlythreeoutofeveryfourofthosenestscontainedplasticwaste,suchasplasticbags,bottlecaps,andplasticropes.Theotherscontainedpaperorclothwaste,suchasoldcandywrappersorclothstrips.Garcíasaidthatsheandherteamfirstlearnedaboutbirdsusingplasticinnestswhentheynoticedphotossharedbybirdwatchersonline.Theydecidedtolearnmorebydoingawiderstudy.Fortheirresearch,thescientistscollectedphotosofbirdnestsfromresearchpapers,naturewebsites,andbirdlovercommunities.Theyfoundexamplesfrom23countriesacrossEurope.Somehadbeentakenbyscientists.Somehadbeentakenbynaturephotographers.Manyhadbeentakenbycommonbirdwatcherswhowerejustinterested.Whatdoesitmean?Scientistsaren'tsurewhybirdsarechoosinglitterinsteadofnaturalmaterials.Buttheyhavetheories.Someareasarelosingnaturalplantmaterialsascitiesexpand.Birdscouldbeturningtolitterbecausetheycan'tfindenoughgrassortwigs.It'salsopossiblethatbirdsareselectingplasticbecauseit'slightandeasytocarry.Orthey'reattractedbyitsbrightcolors.Scientistsagreethatplasticpollutionharmswildlifeinmanyways.Butitisn'tclearthattheplasticinnestsisdirectlyhurtingthebirds."It'sreallyasurprisingexampleofthepowerofadaptation,"Garcíasaid."Whatarethelong-termconsequencesoftheseadaptations?Wedon'tknowyet."36.WhatdoesGarcíameanbysaying"abirdnestmadeofplasticcouldbeasymbolofourtimes"?A.Birdspreferlightandbrightplasticmaterialsfornests.B.Allbirdsarenowforcedtobuildnestswithplasticwaste.C.Plasticnestshelpbirdsprotecttheireggsbetterfromenemies.D.Humanactivitieshavecausedgreatchangestothenaturalenvironment.37.HowdidGarcíaandherteamdotheirresearchonbirds'plasticnests?A.Bycollectingandstudyingphotosofnestsfromdifferentsources.B.Bytakinglotsofphotosofbirdsincontrolledenvironments.C.Bywatchingbirdsbuildnestscloselyintheirnaturalhabitats.D.Byinterviewinglocalbirdwatchersabouttheirfindings.38.Whatdoestheunderlinedword"expand"mostprobablymean?A.ShrinkingB.GrowinglargerC.DisappearingD.Moving39.WhatcanwelearnfromGarcía'swordsinthelastparagraph?A.Sheplanstostopbirdsfromusingplastictobuildnests.B.Shethinksbirdsshouldnotchangetheirnest-buildinghabits.C.Sheissurethatplasticpollutionisgoodforwildbirds.D.Shebelievesadaptationisamazingbutitslong-termresultsareunknown.40.Whichisthebesttitleforthepassage?A.PlasticWasteIsHarmingAllWildAnimalsB.WildBirdsAreinGreatDangerNowC.WildBirdsAreUsingTrashtoBuildTheirNestsD.ScientistsPhotographBirdsLivingwithPlasticWaste非选择题(共50分)四、填空(共15小题;每小题1分,满分15分)VIILet'sstepintotheworldofsmartservicerobotsattheAsianGames!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。The19thAsianGamesheldinHangzhoudrewhuge41_____(注意)fromallovertheworld,withdifferentkindsofsmartrobotsservingplayersandvisitors.Morethan500servicerobots42_____(进入,参加)theworkoftheGames.Therobotsweredividedintodifferentgroups.Somecouldguidevisitorsindependentlywiththeir43_____(自己的)positioningsystem,whileotherswereusedtodeliverfoodandgoods.Arobotnamed"XiaoYi"finishedthedeliverytaskfasterthanthehumanservice44_____(记录).Surprisingly,robotshelpedreduceservicetimeby30percent.Somerobotsfellandgotoutof45_____(控制)forashorttime,buttheysooncorrectedthemselvesandcontinuedworking.VIIILet'swalkthroughthepassionateandinspiringlifeofXianXinghai!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。Lastmonth,afriendof46_____(my)tookmetoaconcertofChineserevolutionarymusic.ThepieceYellowRiverCantata,whichwasplayedbyalargeorchestra,mademealmost47_____(cry).LaterIlookedupthestoryofXianXinghai,andIbegantounderstandthepassionandpowerinthemusic.XianXinghaiwasafamousChinesefolk48_____(music).HewasborninMacaoin1905anddiedin1945.Hislifewasfullofhardships.Whenhewasyoung,hisfatherdied,andhewasraisedbyhismother.Later,helearnedtoplaymanymusicalinstrumentsinschool,suchastheviolinandpiano.49_____(sad),Xiandiedofillnesswhenhewasonly40.Hespenthislifecreatingmusictoencouragehispeople.Hecreatedmanybeautifulpieces,andthe50_____(famous)oneisYellowRiverCantata.Xian'smusictellsusabouthisloveforthecountryandhisstrongwill,anditstilltouchespeople'sheartstoday.IXLet'sfeeltheprideofChinesesci-fireachingtheworld!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。`understand``abroad``spread``amazing``first``morethan`SuHua:Hi,LiJiang!DidyouwatchtheEnglishversionofTheThree-BodyProblemonNetflixlastmonth?LiJiang:YoumeanthefamousChinesesci-finovel?Yes,Idid.Fantastic!Itsstoriesare51_____justwonderfulplots—they'reawindowintoChinesethinkingandvalues.SuHua:JustthinkaforeigndirectormadeaTVseriesbasedonaChinesenovel.LiJiang:Idon'treally52_____everyscientificterminit,butIbelievetheteamtrulyrespectstheoriginalwork.SuHua:Right.ItisreportedthattheseriesiswellreceivedoutsideChina.LiJiang:Yeah.It'smy53_____timetoseeaChinesesci-fistorytoldbyaninternationalproductionteam.SuHua:Infact,worksaboutourcountryareplentifulbothathomeand54_____.Theseworkscanhelpforeignfriendsbetterunderstandthisland,itsliterature,technology,historyandfood.LiJiang:Icouldn'tagreemore.It's55_____howstoriescanbridgeculturesandtimeperiods.IthinkthisTVseriesisagreatexampleofhowwecanshareourculturalheritagewiththeworld.五、阅读填空(共19小题;满分20分)XLet'sexploretheamazingsurvivaltricksinthenaturalworld!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。Haveyoueverwatchedadocumentaryaboutwildanimals?Alionrunsafteradeer!Asnakebitesafrog!Isallnaturelikethat?Allabouthuntingandfighting?OristhatjustwhatkeepsoureyesgluedtotheTVscreen?Let'slookatsomeanimalswhoprotectthemselvesinsmartwaysinsteadoffightingback.Thefirstandmostcommontrickiscamouflage.Camouflageiswhenananimalchangesitscolororshapetomatchtheenvironmentaroundit,soenemiescannotfinditeasily.Forexample,chameleonscanchangetheirskincolortomatchtheleavesortreetrunks.Thishelpsthemhidefrombothenemiesandprey.Thesecondtrickismimicry.Sometimesananimalwilllookjustlikeanotherdangerousorbad-tastinganimaltoscareenemiesaway.Thisiscalledmimicry.Forexample,somenon-poisonousbutterflieshavethesamebrightcolorpatternsaspoisonousones.Enemiesseethebrightcolorsandstayaway,thinkingtheyaredangerous.Thethirdtrickisgroupliving.Someanimalsliveinlargegroupstoprotectthemselves.Whentherearemanyofthem,theycanwatchforenemiestogetherandhelpeachotherescape.Forexample,zebrasliveingroups.Whenalioncomes,thewholegrouprunstogether,andthestripesmakeithardfortheliontopickoutonesinglezebra.Weusetheword"anti-predatorstrategies"forallofthesekindsofways.Sometimesananimalhidesbyitself.Sometimesitscaresenemiesawaybylookinglikesomethingdangerous.Sometimesitworkstogetherwithothers.So,itisnicetoknowthattherearesomanysmartwaysforanimalstostaysafeinthewild.WecouldpaymoreattentiontotheanimalsthatdonotalwaysfightonTV.Nature'sAmazingSurvivalTricksWhatareanti-predatorstrategies?·Allanimalsinnatureneedto56____themselvesfromenemies.·Differentsmartwaysthatanimalsusetostaysafearecalledanti-predatorstrategies.Camouflage:HidebyBlendingIn·Ananimalchangesitscolororshapetomatchthe57____aroundit.·Ithidesitselfsoenemiescan58____finditeasily.Example:ChameleonsMimicry:ScarebyLookingDangerous·Ananimal59____adangerousorbad-tastinganimaltoscareenemies.·Enemies60____theanimalasdangerousandstayawayfromit.GroupLiving:StaySafeTogether·Animalsliveingroupstowatchforenemiesand61____eachotherescape.·Largegroupsmakeithardforenemiesto62____outasingleanimal.Example:ZebrasWhydothesestrategiesmatter?Thesesmartsurvivaltrickshelpkeepecosystemsin63____.64.Shareoneexamplefromyourownlifeexperiencebasedonthesesurvivaltricksinatleast20words.XILet'sbringoldfilmsbacktolifewiththehelpofAI!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。Watchingablack-and-whiteoldfilmwithyourgrandparentswasonceonlyacommonsceneathome.Butnow,AIismakingthisexperiencemoref65—it'smakingoldfilms,eventhosefrom100yearsago,lookclearandcolorful.Thisfunprojectisfromteamworkb66aShanghaitechcompanyandfilmarchivists.TheteamusesAItocollectinformationfromoldfilmtapesanddigitalcopies.Also,theyputthemino67.Thecompany'smanager,WangMing,showedhowusefulthetechnologyis.Herestoredafilmfromthe1920s.Thestoriesanddailylifescenesinoldtimeswererecordedonabout20,000framesoffilm.Peoplefoundthesetapesinanoldcinemain2018.Theyareveryvaluable—theyfilledane68partinChinesefilmhistoryandshoweduspeople'slifeinoldShanghai.Now,theAI-restoredfilmsareshownonmanyvideoplatforms.TheprojecthasanewsmartrestorationsystemmadebyWang'steam.Theyt69theoldblack-and-whitepicturesintocolorfulandclearvideos.VisitorscanscanQRcodesinthefilmmuseumtowatchthes