2026年江苏省南通市海安市中考一模英语试卷（含答案）

2026年江苏南通市海安市中考一模英语试卷

一、阅读六选五：本大题共4小题，共8分。

A13,000-miledragonofearthandstonewindsitswaythroughthecountrysideofChina.⑴Itshistoryisalmost

aslongasthewallitself.

TheGreatWallbeganasseparatewallsbuiltbyancientstates.WhenEmperorQinShiHuangunifiedthe

statesin221BCE,ihcnorthernmountainswereeasybeanackcd.(2)Heconnectedandsircngihcncdmanyof

theseoldwalls.Thiscreatedonelongwallfromwesttoeast.

UndertheHanDynasty,thewallgrewevattackenlonger,reaching3,700miles.Buildingthewallwas

extremelyhardwork.Workerswereforcedtolaborfbrdays.⑶Poemsandlegendsofthetimetellusthatmany

workersdiedfromaccidents,hunger,andtiredness.

Today,theWall'smainpurposeiscultural.Itisoneofthelargestman-madestructuresonEarthandwas

madeaUNESCOWorldHeritageSitein1987.⑷

OriginallybuilttoprotectChina,theGreatWallnowwelcomesmillionsofvisitorseachyear./Mthough

tourisinhascausedsomedamage,thegovernmentistryingtoprotectit.⑸Thesenewsectionscontinuetoshow

thegreatnessofthisancientbuilding.

A.Thisgreatprojectbroughtsafetytothenorth.

B.NewpartsoftheWallarestillbeingfoundtoday.

C.ItiscalledtheGreatWall,awonderoftheworld.

D.TheGreatWallstandsasasymbolofhumansuccess.

E.Unluckily,somepeoplelosttheirlivesduringthebuilding.

F.Someforeignvisitorsfailtounderstanditsgreatculturalvalue.

1.A.AB.Bc.cD.DE.EF.F

2.A.AB.Bc.cD.DE.EF.F

3.A.AB.Bc.cD.DE.EF.F

4.A.AB.Bc.cD.DE.EF.F

二、单选题：本大题共10小题，共20分。

5.Thetoolontherightismainlyusedtohelpsolveproblems.

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A.historyB.mathsC.geographyD.chemistry

6.—Davidhas_______tocomplainabout.Hisclassmatesalltreathimwell.—That'strue.Hegetsalongwith

everyone.

A.somethingB.anythingC.everythingD.nothing

7.—DidyouwatchthecompetitionsattheMilanWinterOlympics?-Ofcourse.TheChineseathletes'hardwork

andbravespiritreally________mealot.

A.expectedB.controlledC.encouragedD.considered

8.Overtheyears,ourgovernmenthas_______manygreenprojectstoprotecttheenvironment.

A.carriedoutB.givenoutC.pointedoutD.foundout

9.What'sthethemeofthepoemontheright?

DoubleNinth,MissingMyShandongBrothersWangWeiAsalonely

strangerinthestrangeland,

Everyholidaythehomesicknessamplifies.

Knowingthatmybrothershavereachedthepeak,

Allbutoneispresentattheplantingofflowers.

A.Showstronglovefbramazinglandscapes.

B.Expressdeephomesicknessfbrhisfamily.

C.Encouragepeopletoplantflowerstogether.

D.Introducecustomsofthetraditionalfestival.

10.Inthelibrary,everyoneisexpectedtotalksoasnottomakenoise.

A.quicklyB.honestlyC.softlyD.clearly

11.一Whatdidpeoplethinkofthe2026SpringFestivalGala?—Theopinionisthattheeventwasa

success.

A.correctB.simpleC.differentD.general

12.

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Cat-loversbeware!Becarefulwithyourbouquet.Liliesare(\

especiallyharmfultocatsandshouldbeavoidedatallcosts.》J

Whatcanwelearnfromthenote?

A.Liliesmaydoharmtocatlovers.

B.Lilicsarcpopularwithcatlovers.

C.Catsmustbekeptawayfromlilies.

D.Catsprefertoplaywithfreshlilies.

13.—Couldyoutellme_______inChina?—Sure.Xi'anwasthestartingpointoftheancientSilkRoad.

A.howdidtheSilkRoadstartB.whentheSilkRoadstarted

C.whydidtheSilkRoadstartD.wheretheSilkRoadstarted

14.—Literatureisthetextbookofhumanlife.—_______.Wecanlearnalotfromclassicliteratureworks.

A.Ican'tagreemoreB.Haveagoodtime

C.ThatfsnotthecaseD.Thatsoundsgreat

三、完形填空：本大题共15小题，共15分。

WhenIwas16,1gotasummerjobatalocalcafecalledSunnyCorner.Itwasawarmandniceplacewithwooden

tables,softmusic,andthesmelloffreshcoffeeeverywhere.Itwasmyfirstpart-timejob,soIfelt(15)but

excited.Ipractisedsimplethingslikefoldingnapkinsathomefbrdays,butIstill(16)makingmistakes.

Onmyfirstday,Ihad(17)withafewordersandalmostdroppedatrayofcups.Then,abadthing

happened.1pouredahotcupofcoffeeonacustomer'swhiteshirt.Ifeltsoembarrassed(尴尬的)thatmyface

turned(18).1said“sorry“overandover,afraidhewouldbe(19).Buthejustsmiledandsaid,"Don't

worry.Ithappenstoeveryone.OnceIspilledcoffeeonmyownboss!”His(20)mademeftelbetter,andI

decidedtoworkharder.

Duringthatsummer,Itriedmybesttolearn.Irememberedthemenuwell,(21)makingcotleeuntilIdid

itright,andlearnedtowritedowncustomers*requeststo(22)mistakes.Talkingtocustomersalso

became(23).Imadefriendswithmycoworkerstoo.ThemanagerMiataughtmetostaycalmwhenIwasbusy,

andmyclassmateJaketoldmehowto(24)workandsummerhemework.

Therewasanoldregular(25)namedMr.Harris.Hecameeverymorningfbrblackcoffeeandlemoncake.

Weoftentalkedduringmybreaks.Heusedtobeateacher,andwhenItoldhimIdidn'tknowifI

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should(26)artorscienceclasses,hesaid,"(27)whatyoulike.It'smoreimportantthanbeingafraidof

failing.Iliswordshelpedmealot.

Bytheendofthesummer,Iwasnotthencnousgirl1usedtobe.Ibecamemore(28)andresponsible.Thisjob

taughtincthatmistakesarcpartof(29)Itwasmorethanjustajob—itwasagreatlessonformylife.

15.A.nervousB.surprisedC.scaredD.lonely

16.A.feltlikeB.dreair.tofC.worriedaboutD.insistedon

17.A.patienceB.connectionC.funD.trouble

18.A.paleB.redC.greenD.blue

19.A.shyB.amazedC.curiousD.angry

20.A.kindnessB.happinessC.politenessD.business

21.A.advisedB.enjoyedC.practisedD.imagined

22.A.correctB.avoidC.makeD.afford

23.A.easierB.funnierC.slowerD.safer

24.A.presentB.accep:C.balanceD.describe

25.A.masterB.passengerC.managerD.customer

26.A.provideB.chooseC.spreadD.organize

27.A.ControlB.ForgetC.FollowD.Drop

28.A.seriousB.creativeC.strictD.confident

29.A.travellingB.learningC.thinkingD.sharing

四、阅读理解：本大题共15小题，共30分。

A

HaveyoueverreadthehistoricalnovelRomanceoftheThreeKingdomsortheRecordsoftheThreeKingdoms?Ifso,

youmustbefamiliarwithnameslikeLiiBu,CaoCaoandLiuBei.Butapartfromthesegreatchiefs,theirfinehorses

arealsoquiteimpressive.Howmuchdoyouknowaboutthem?

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RedHare赤兔

ThishorsewasgiventoLiiBubyDongZhuo.Itwasasredasburningcharcoal,

withoutasinglehairofanothercolor.Itcouldtravel500kilometersinaday.By

comparison,anordinaryhorseingoodconditioncouldonlymanage50kilometersina

day.

WithRedHarebeneathhim,Liiwonmanybattles.Whenhewasfinallybeatenby

CaoCao'sforcesattheBattleofXiapi,thehorsefellintoCao'shands.Caolater

gaveRedHaretoGuanYu,whokeptthehorseuntilhisdeath.ItwassaidthatRedHare

diedshortlyafterwardsbecauseitmisseditsmastergreatlyandrefusedtocat.

HexMark的卢

ThiswasthehorseofLiuBci.Once,LiuBiaoinvitedLiuBcitoadinnerparty.

CaiMao,amilitaryofficialwhodislikedLiuBci,wantedtousethischancetocapture

him.WhenLiuBeibecameawareoftheplan,heexcusedhimselfandescaped

westwardonHexMark.However,awiderivercalledtheTanRiverblockedhispath.

WithCai'sforcesclosebehind,Liushoutedtohishorse,“HexMark,dangerisupon

us!Doyourverybest!”Thehorsejumpedthreezhang(abouttenmeters)highand

clearedtheriver.Theeventhasinspiredmanyworksofart.

ShadowRunner绝影

ThiswasCaoCao'shorsewhenheescapedfromWanCityfollowingZhang

Xiu,ssurpriseattack.Asitsnameshows,itcouldrunsofastthatnotevenitsshadow

couldkeepup.Evenso,boththshorseandCaowerehitbyarrowsduringtheescape.

ShadowRunnerdied,whileCaosurvivedbyridingawayonhissonCaoAng'shorse.

3().Whatdocstheunderlinedword“cleared”meaninthepassage?

A.cleanedB.connectedC.crossedD.circled

31.Whatdidthethreehorseshaveincommon?

A.Theywereallgivenbyotherpeople.

B.Theyallhadagreatabilitytomnfast.

C.Theydiedaftertheylosttheirmasters.

D.TheyallhadspecialcolorsandIcoks.

32.Whatisthemainpurposeofthispassage?

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A.Tointroducesomeftimoushorsesinoldstories.

B.Todescribethelivesofgreatwarlordslongago.

C.Toshowhowtowinabattlewithastronghorse.

D.Totellreadershowtochooseanexcellenthorse.

B

Thisyearmarks65yearssincetheWorldWideFundforNature(WWF)wasfoundedtoproiccrwildlifearoundthe

world.In1961,itopenedofficesinIheUK,SwitzerlandandtheUS.Today,itworksinnearly100countries.

TheideafbrWWFcamefromabusinessmannamedVictorStolan.InI960,hereadnewspaperstoriesabout

wildlifeinEastAfricabeinghuntedtonearextinctionandwantedtohelp.HesharedhisideawithMaxNicholson,

whoworkedfbrtheUKgovernmenttoprotectnature,andWWFwascreated.Thepandalogowasdesignedby

founderSirPeterScott.Hechoseapandabecauseitisbeautiful,endangeredandlovedbymanypeople.Itwasalso

cheapertoprintinblackandwhite,ascolourprintingwasexpensiveatthattime.

WWF'sgoalistostopthedestructionofnatureandhelpitrecover.Itaimstoreducepollution,fightclimate

change,andshowpeoplehowtoliveinharmonywithwildlife.In1986,itchangeditsnamefromuWorldWildlife

Fund"to"WorldWideFundforNature”butkepttheinitialsWWF.Thiswasbecauseitsworkgrewtofbcuson

protectinglargehabitatsandallkindsofspecies,notjustindividualendangeredanimals.Forexample,whalesarea

“priorityspecies*'becausetheyhelpfightclimatechangebytakingincarbondioxide,aharmfillgas.

WWFworkswithlocalcommunitiestoprotecttheenvironmentinawaythatalsohelpspeople.InNepal's

DaliaVillage,wildlifelikeelephantsandrhinoscandamagecrops.WWFhelpsvillagersofferhomestaystotourists,

sotheycanearnmoneyfromwildlifeinsteadofseeingitasaproblem.

ScienceandtechnologyalsohelpWWFprotectwildlife.Itusessatelliteimagestostudypenguinsin

AntarcticaandthermalcamerasinKenyatocatchillegalhuntersatnight.

WWFhasachildren'sclubcalled“GoWild“withfunactivitiestolearnaboutwildlife.Italsoorganizes

EarthHouron28March,whenmillionsofpeopleturnofftheirlightstoshowtheycareabouttheplanet.Youcan

alsohelpbyfundraisingorwritingtolocalgovernmentsaboutprotectingwildlifeandnature.

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33.WhatcanwelearnaboutWWFfromPara.1?

A.Ithasrunforexactlyonehundredyears.

B.Itaimedatprotectingwildlifeworldwide.

C.ItmainlyworkedinAsiancountriesatfirst.

D.Itsetupofficesinlessthanthreecountries.

34.WhywasthepandachosenasthelogoofWWF?

A.Itisstrongenoughtoliveinthewild.

B.Itiscommonallaroundtheworld.

C.Itislovelyandeasytodrawincolour.

D.Itisattractiveandcostslesstoprint.

35.WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaccordingtothepassage?

A.EarthHourisheldtoraisemoneyfbrendangeredanimals.

B.PeoplecanjoinWWE'sclubtolearnaboutcolourprinting.

C.Scienceandtechnologycanplayaroleinprotectingwildlife.

D.WWFusessatellitestowatchillegalhuntersinNepalatnight.

36.What'sthebesttitlefbrthispassage?

A.Themissionofhelpingchildren.

B.ThedevelopmentandworkofWWF.

C.ThecolourfulactivitiesofWWF.

D.Theimportanceofprotectingwildlife.

c

Shouldwcmakechangestowildanimals*genes（基因）？Whatifwccouldmakeseabirdsfightoffadeadlyfluby

makingsmallchangestotheirDNA?Orhelpcoralsstayaliveinwanneroceans?

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Thankstothedevelopmentofscience,suchpossibilitiesarenowwithinreach.Thisquestionwasdebatedat

the2025IUCNWorldConsenationCongress.Duringthemeeting,environmentalworkersdiscussedandfinally

agreedtosetfreeanimalswithchangedDNAintonature.Beforethemeeting,over90organizationsaskedIUCNnot

tochangewildanimals.Buttheyforgotanimportantfact:humanshavechangedthegenesofotherlivingthingsfor

thousandsofyears.

Thisstartedabout30,000yearsagowhenpeoplekeptwildanimals.Overtime,graywolvesevolvedintodogs,

andwildredchickensintochickens.Then,afewhundredyearsago,peoplestartedtoraisetheirfavouriteanimals

together.Byrepeatingtheprocessacrossgenerations,keyfeaturesimproved.

Thingsdidn'tstopthere,however.HumanactivityisaffectingtheDNAofalllifeonEarth.Aswewarmour

world,polluteourplanet,anddestroywildhabitats,wcarcmakinglivingthingschangefaster.

IfchangingtheDNAofwildlifeshouldneverbedone,thenIhavenewsfbryou.Thatshipsailedlongago.

Fromselectivebreeding（诜育技术）inthe18thcentury,tothedevelopmentofIVF（试管婴儿）inthe1970s,tothe

cloningofDollythesheepinthe1990s,eachleapwasdoubtedbeforebeingaccepted.Changingthegenesofwildlife

onpurposemayfinallygoinasimilarway.

Thosewhovoicedtheirworrieswererighttodoso.Unliketraditionalbreedingmethods,geneeditingcanbe

usedtointroducecompletelynewcharacteristics.Genesfromdifferentspeciescanbemixedandmatched.Soit*s

importanttodecidewhichchangesarcacceptableandwhicharcoff-limits.

However,manykindsoflivingthingsarcdyingout.Traditionalwaysofprotectingwildlifearcnolongerenough.

Insteadofstoppingallresearchcompletely,IUCNmembersmadearulethatallowscarefulandresponsibleresearch

onchanginggenes.Wearetheonescausingthelossofmanylivingthings.Ifnewtoolscanhelprepairsomeofthe

damage,isn'titatleastworthtryingcarefullyandsafely?

37.Whydoesthewriterstartthepassagebyaskingquestions?

A.Toleadreaderstothemaintopicofthepassage.

B.Toinlroduuenewkindsofwildanimalsindanger.

C.Toshowreadersthebadresultsofchanginggenes.

D.Totellreadersaboutthewideusesofgenechanges.

38.Abouthumanbeingsandgenes,wecanleanifromthepassagethat_______.

A.humansonlychangethegenesofwildanimalsindanger

B.humansbegantochangegeneswhenIVFwasdeveloped

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C.humanshavechangedlivingthings'genesfbralongtime

D.humanschangegenestomakewildanimalslookthesame

39.Whatisthedifferencebetweengeneeditingandtraditionalbreeding?

A.Geneeditingtakesmoretimethantraditionalbreeding.

B.Geneeditinghasbeenusedbyhumansfbrmanyyears.

C.Geneeditingworksonfarmanimalsinsteadofwildlife.

D.Geneeditingbringstotallynewqualitiestolivingthings.

40.Whatisthewriter'sattitudetowardsgenechangesfbrwildlife?

A.Supportiveifdonesafelyandunderrules.

B.Stronglyagainstanykindofgeneresearch.

C.Doubtfulaboutitsfutureanddevelopment.

D.Uninterestedandunwillingtotalkaboutit.

D

Ninekilometersunderthesea,insideasmallmetalball,DuMengranlookedoutofthewindowandsawsomething

surprising:lifeinaplacethatshouldhavebeenlifeless.

Thesubmersible*s（潜水器）lightscutthroughwaterthathacneverseenthesun.Atthisdepth,thewater

pressureissostrongthatitcankillapersonallatonce.Thewaterisalmostfreezing.Peoplethoughtthisplacewasa

deadland.ButDufoundherselfatagardcn-likcecosystem:longwhiteworms,redworms,clamsandsmallsnailsall

livedandgrewthere.

Inthesummerof2024,Duar.dherteamtooktheChinesesubmarineFendouzhetotheKuril-Kamchatka

TrenchinthePacificOcean.Theyfoundthedeepestplacewhereanimalshaveeverbeenibund.Lifewasliving

between5,800metersand9,533metersbelowthesea.Thisisaverydeeparea,thelastunknownpartoftheocean.

WeknowmoreaboutthesurfaceofMarsthanaboutthisplace.Theirimportantfindingswerepublishedinthe

magazineNatureinJuly2025.

Du'slovefbrtheseastartedwhenshewasachild.BorninAnhui,aplacefarfromtheocean,shefirstsawthe

seaatage4or5duringatriptoBeidaihe.Shewassohappythatshewantedtostaybytheseaforever.Thisloveled

hertostudyoceanscience.AfterstudyingintheUS,shejoinedtheChineseAcademyofSciencesin2014.At25,she

becametheyoungestwomanscientistonthemannedsubmersibleJiaolong.At33,sheledateamtodivetoa

world-recorddepth,andby38,shehascompletedmorethan30deepdives.

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Now38,Duisstillexploring.LastMarch,sheandherteamwenttothePuysegurTrenchnearNewZealand,oneof

themostdangerousseasonEarth.Dusays,“Tounderstandtheunknown,youmustgothere,experienceit,andsee

itwithyourowneyes.MSheiscalledthe“dccp-scaqueen”,andsheisreadytoexploremoresecretshiddeninthe

darkdeepsea.

41.WhatdoesPara.2mainlytalkabout?

A.Thespeciallooksofdeep-seasmallanimals.

B.Theenvironmentandnewlifeinthedeepsea.

C.Thehighcostofbuildingstrongsubmersibles.

D.Thewaystokeepwarminthecolddeepocean.

42.WhichofthefollowingisthecorrectorderofDuMcngran'sexperiences?

①Shetookpartindeep-seatripswithJiaolong.

②ShestudiedoceanscienceintheUnitedStates.

③Shefoundaspecialecosysteminthedeepsea.

④Shefirstsawtheseaduringatripandlovedit.

A.④®®③B.④①②③C.②④①③D.②④③①

43.Howdocsthewriterorganizethispassage?

A.Byshowingdifferentopinionsordccp-scaresearch.

B.Bydescribingaproblemandgivingseveralsolutions.

C.Byfollowingtimeorderandintroducingaperson'sstory.

D.Bylistingnumberstoshowthedangerofdeep-seaactions.

44.WhatcanbestdescribeDuMengranaccordingtothepassage?

A.Luckyandhumorous.B.Honestandattractive.

C.Quietandeasy-going.D.Braveandstrong-minded.

五、任务型阅读■简答：本大题共1小题，共17分。

45.OnastreetcomerbesideSuzhouCreek（苏州河）,asoftyellowglowshinesthroughthenight.ItcomesfromiRen

Study,a14-square-meterbookstorethathasnoworkersandstaysopen24hoursaday.Inside,wannlamps,wooden

shelves,andreadingchairsmakethespace伯ellikeapleasanthomestudy.SinceitsopeninginOctober,notasingle

bockhasgonemissing.

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Thename"iRen"comesfromtheMBTIpersonalitytest.InChinese,itdescribespeoplewhoenjoysilence

andtimealone.WhenownerWangYanyanfirstsawthesmallshop,shefeltitwascalm,simpleandperfectfbrsuch

aname.

Wanglivesinthecountrysideandvisitstheshopeveryfewdays.Whensheisnotthere,shechecksthestore

throughherphone,watchinghowvisitorsusethesmallspace.Sheenjoysseeingparentsreadingwiththeirchildren,

officeworkersstoppingbyafterlongdays,andtouristswritingwarmnotesonthemessageboard.Onemessagethat

manyreaderslikesays,“Wearealltravelers.Peaceofmindishome.”

OneregularvisitorisCaoChengzhen.Heworksasafooddeliverycourierandlikesrunningatnight.Duringonerun,

hesawtheglowingwindowandsteppedinside.Forhim,iRenStudyisapeacefi.ilshelterwhenhecan'tsleep.Still,

runningabookstoreistough.Inthefirstmonth,Wangearnedonly1,300yuan,farlessthanthe4,500-yuanmonthly

rent.Wangchoosesnottoaddacafebecauseshewantstokeepeverybitofspacefbrbooksandreaders.Sheknows

thedreamisrisky,butshealsobelievesinit.°Whenyoutrulylovesomething,nshesaid,"you’11findawayto

makeitwork.v

(1)WhereisiRenStudylocated?.

(2)What'sthesizeoftheiRenStudy?

⑶WhydidWangYanyannamethebookstore“iRen”?

(4)HowdocsWangYanyanchecktlicstorewhensheisnotthere?

(5)WhatdoyouthinkofWangYanyan'sdreamofrunningiRenStudy?Why?

六、首字母短文填空：本大题共1小题，共20分。

46.WhathappenswhenlotsofAIprogramsgettogetheronlineandtalklikehumansdo?That'swhatanewsocial

networkcalledMoltbook,madejustfbrAIbots,wantstofindout.Sofar,theresultsareb(1)amazingand

worrying,accordingtoAIandcomputersafetyexperts.

MoltbookwasstartedbytechnologistMattSchlicht.It1(2)likeasocialmediasite,butinsieadofreal

people,AIprogramsmakeposts,writenicssagcs,andlikeordislikecontent.Bolsarucoriipiitcrprogramsthatcando

tasksontheiro(3),likeorganizingemailsorbookingtrips.

MoltbookusesatoolcalledOpenClaw.Itletsusersmakebotsandgivethemjobs.Userscanalsogivebots

different“personalities”,fbrexample,makingthema(4)calmlyorexcitedly.Thenpeoplecanputthebotson

Moltbook,wheretheypostmessagesandtalktoeachother.

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Theplatformsaidover1.5millionAIbotsjoineditsservice,makingitahottopicinthetechwcrld.Somesay

it,sabigs⑸forwardbecauseitshowswhatAIcando,justlikehumans.Butotherssaythesitehaslotsof

problemsandsafetyrisks,andwcshouldbec(6)withit.

Thebiggestworryiscomputersafety.ResearchershavefoundbigproblemsinMoltbook.Theseproblems

couldletbadpeoplegetintothen(7)informationofthepeoplerunningthebots.Asafetycompanychecked

Moltbookandfounditletothersgetintoallitsuserdataquickly,leaking(泄露)t(8)ofemailaddresses.

ExpertssayOpenClawandMoltbookarenewtechnologies.Theys(9)usingthemonlyonsafe,separatesystems,

bypeoplewhoknowaboutcomputersafety.China?ssafetyofficehasalsow(10)abouttherisksofOpenClaw,

aftersomelocalgovernmentsandtechcompaniestriedusingit.

(1)_____

Q)_____

⑶_____

(4)_____

⑸_____

(6)_____

(7)_____

⑻_____

⑼_____

(10)____

七、阅读填空：本大题共1小题，共20分。

47.Recently,aspecialeventtookplaceundertheOrientalPearlTVTowerinShanghai.ClaudeBrouir,a63-year-old

manfromBelgium,⑴(arrive)afterridingmorethan12,000kilometersfromBrusselsonasolarthree-wheeled

bike.PeopleinShanghaiwelcomedhimwarmlywithcheersandflowers.

BrouirbeganhistriponApril19,2025.Forover120days,heradcacrossrnountains,rivers,andwidefieldsin

EuropeandAsia.Hesaid,“Myjourneyisnotonlyforfiin.Itisalsoadreamthat1⑵(hold)foralong

time-tobuildacloserconnectionwithChina.v

Theideastarted,whenBrouircametoShanghaitovisithisson,who(3)(live)inthecitynow.Brouir

joinedacyclingeventand(4)(touch)bythekindnessoflocalriders."Thattripgavemetheidea:Whynotride

allthewayfromBnisselstoShanghai?Mhesaid.

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(5)(strict)followinghisideaofgreentravel,Brouirusedasolarthree-wheeledbike.Itpulledacart

carryinghistentand(6)(day)things.Withthehelpofthepanels,hecouldclimbhillswithoutfuel.Alongthe

way,hesawmanybcautifiilplacesandoftenreceivedhelpfrom(7)(strange).

Thisyearmarksthe⑻(fifty)anniversaryofChina-EUrelations,whichmakeshisarrival

even(9)(meaning