2024年全国统考英语二冲刺试卷（真题逐题精讲）

2024年全国统考英语二冲刺试卷（真题逐题精讲）（英语二真题逐题精讲试卷结构参考：完形填空20题，每题0.5分，共10分；阅读理解A节40题，每题2分，共80分；阅读理解B节新题型5题，每题2分，共10分；翻译5句，共15分；写作A节应用文10分；写作B节短文20分，总分100分）一、完形填空（共20空，每空0.5分，共10分）阅读下面的文章，文中有20处空白，每处空白有4个选项。根据文章内容，从每处所给的4个选项中选择一个最佳答案，填入相应位置。选项中有2个是干扰项。Lastmonth,whenIvisitedasmalltowninthecountryside,Iwasstruckbythe1changeinthelocalcommunity.Decadesago,thisareawasknownforits2economy,relyingheavilyontraditionalfarming.However,withtheriseofthedigitalage,thetownhasmadea3turnaround.Localbusinesseshaveadaptedbyintegratingtechnologyintotheiroperations,andyoungentrepreneursarebringingfreshideas.The4transformationisnotjustabouteconomicgrowth.Environmentalawarenesshasalsoplayedasignificantrole.Manyresidentsnowparticipatein5programstocleanriversandplanttrees.Thisshiftreflectsabroader6amongthecommunitytobalancedevelopmentwithsustainability.Fortourists,thetownoffersauniqueblendofoldandnew.Youcanexploreancienttempleswhile7moderncafesandartgalleries.Onelocalshopowner,LiHua,sharedherexperience:"Before,touristsonlycameforthescenery.Now,theystaylongerbecausetheycanexperience8culture."Challengesremain,9thetownmustattractmoreyoungprofessionalstosustainitsgrowth.However,the10momentumisundeniable.Withcontinuedinnovationandcommunityengagement,thistownis11amodelforruralrevitalization.Itssuccessstory12thatchangeispossible,eveninthemostunexpectedplaces.By13traditionalvalueswithmodernpractices,thetownhasnotonlyimproveditseconomybutalsostrengthenedsocialbonds.Asonevisitorremarked,"Here,thepastandfuture14inharmony."Ifyouplantovisit,the15timeisduringtheautumnharvestfestival.Thelocalmarketis16withfreshproduceandhandmadecrafts.Additionally,thetown’sonlineplatformallowsvisitorsto17toursandaccommodationsinadvance.This18conveniencehasmadethetownmoreaccessibletotravelers.However,somecriticsarguethat19rapiddevelopmentmayharmlocaltraditions.Forexample,thetraditionalcraftofpotteryis20byfeweryoungpeople.Balancingprogresswithculturalpreservationwillbekeytothetown’slong-termsuccess.1.A)noticeableB)gradualC)suddenD)gradual2.A)agriculturalB)industrialC)technologicalD)commercial3.A)dramaticB)gradualC)unexpectedD)gradual4.A)economicB)socialC)environmentalD)cultural5.A)recyclingB)conservationC)farmingD)mining6.A)awarenessB)concernC)conflictD)indifference7.A)discoveringB)ignoringC)avoidingD)criticizing8.A)authenticB)artificialC)modernD)foreign9.A)yetB)butC)soD)for10.A)positiveB)negativeC)neutralD)passive11.A)becomingB)becomingC)becomingD)becoming12.A)provesB)suggestsC)deniesD)ignores13.A)combiningB)replacingC)ignoringD)discarding14.A)mergeB)conflictC)coexistD)collide15.A)bestB)worstC)mostconvenientD)leastpopular16.A)filledB)emptyC)decoratedD)abandoned17.A)bookB)cancelC)skipD)postpone18.A)realB)apparentC)imaginedD)hypothetical19.A)slowB)rapidC)steadyD)controlled20.A)practicedB)forgottenC)encouragedD)replaced二、阅读理解A节（共40题，每题2分，共80分）Passage1Therapidexpansionofe-commercehastransformedshoppinghabitsworldwide.Accordingtoa2023reportbytheInternationalTradeAdministration,onlineretailsalesaccountedfor14%oftotalglobalretailsales.Thisshifthasbothbenefitsandchallenges.Onthepositiveside,consumersenjoygreaterconvenience.Theycanshopanytime,anywhere,andaccessawidervarietyofproducts.Smallbusinessesalsobenefit,ase-commerceplatformslowerbarrierstoentry.However,theindustryfacesissuessuchassupplychaindisruptionsandenvironmentalconcerns.Oneemergingtrendistheriseofsocialcommerce.PlatformslikeXiaohongshuandInstagramallowinfluencerstopromoteproductsdirectlytofollowers.Thismodelcombinessocialinteractionwithshopping,creatingamoreengagingexperience.Forexample,a2022studyfoundthat45%ofconsumersmadepurchasesthroughsocialmediarecommendations.Anotherchallengeisthedigitaldivide.Whileurbanareasthrivewithhigh-speedinternet,ruralregionsoftenlackreliableconnectivity.Thisdisparityaffectsbothsellersandbuyers.Governmentsandtechcompaniesareworkingtobridgethisgap,butprogressisslow.Despitethesechallenges,e-commerceislikelytogrowfurther.Innovationslikeaugmentedreality(AR)shoppingandAI-drivenpersonalizationareenhancingthecustomerexperience.Astechnologyadvances,thelinebetweenonlineandofflineshoppingwillcontinuetoblur.1.Whatisthemainfocusofthepassage?A.Theenvironmentalimpactofe-commerceB.ThegrowthofonlineretailanditschallengesC.TheroleofsocialmediainshoppingtrendsD.Thedigitaldivideinruralareas2.Accordingtothereport,whatpercentageofglobalretailsaleswerefromonlineshoppingin2023?A.10%B)14%C)20%D)25%3.Howdosmallbusinessesbenefitfrome-commerceplatforms?A.Theycanreduceoperatingcosts.B.Theyhaveaccesstomorecustomers.C.Theyfacefewerregulatoryissues.D.Theyrequirelessinventory.4.Whatissocialcommerce?A.AtypeofpaymentmethodB.AmodelofonlineshoppingC.AformoftraditionalretailD.Agovernmentpolicy5.Accordingtothestudy,whatpercentageofconsumersmadepurchasesthroughsocialmedia?A.30%B)45%C)50%D)60%6.Whatisthedigitaldividementionedinthepassage?A.ThedifferencebetweenurbanandruralinternetspeedsB.ThegapbetweenrichandpoorconsumersC.ThedisparityinshoppingpreferencesD.Thevariationinproductquality7.WhatareARshoppingandAI-drivenpersonalization?A.NewpaymentmethodsB.Innovationsine-commerceC.GovernmentpoliciesD.Traditionalretailstrategies8.Whatwilllikelyhappenastechnologyadvances?A.E-commercewilldecline.B.Thegapbetweenonlineandofflineshoppingwillwiden.C.Thelinebetweenonlineandofflineshoppingwillblur.D.Consumerswillreturntotraditionalretail.Passage2Climatechangeisoneofthemostpressingissuesofourtime.Risingglobaltemperatureshaveledtomorefrequentextremeweatherevents,suchashurricanes,droughts,andwildfires.A2023reportbytheIntergovernmentalPanelonClimateChange(IPCC)warnsthatifcurrenttrendscontinue,sealevelscouldrisebyupto1meterby2100.Manyscientistsattributethesechangestohumanactivities,particularlytheburningoffossilfuels.Carbondioxide(CO2)emissionshaveincreasedby50%sincetheIndustrialRevolution,trappingheatintheatmosphere.However,somearguethatnaturalcyclesalsoplayarole.Governmentsareimplementingpoliciestomitigateclimatechange.TheParisAgreement,signedin2015,aimstolimitglobalwarmingto1.5°Cabovepre-industriallevels.CountrieslikeChinaandtheEuropeanUnionhavecommittedtorenewableenergytargets.Despitetheseefforts,progresshasbeenslow.Individualactionscanalsomakeadifference.Simplestepssuchasreducingenergyconsumption,usingpublictransportation,andadoptingaplant-baseddietcanlowercarbonfootprints.A2022surveyfoundthat70%ofpeoplearewillingtochangetheirlifestyletocombatclimatechange.However,criticsarguethatindividualeffortsareinsufficient.Theyemphasizetheneedforsystemicchanges,suchastransitioningtorenewableenergyandreforestationprojects.Withoutglobalcooperation,achievingclimategoalswillremainchallenging.9.Whatisthemainfocusofthepassage?A.ThecausesofclimatechangeB.TheeffectsofclimatechangeandmitigationstrategiesC.TheroleofindividualactionsinfightingclimatechangeD.Thelimitationsofgovernmentpolicies10.AccordingtotheIPCCreport,whatcouldhappentosealevelsby2100?A.Theywillstabilize.B.Theywillrisebyupto1meter.C.Theywillfall.D.Theywillremainunchanged.11.Whatdoscientistsbelieveistheprimarycauseofclimatechange?A.NaturalweatherpatternsB.HumanactivitiesC.SolaractivityD.Volcaniceruptions12.WhatisthegoaloftheParisAgreement?A.ToreduceCO2emissionsby50%by2050B.Tolimitglobalwarmingto1.5°Cabovepre-industriallevelsC.Tophaseoutfossilfuelsby2030D.Toincreaserenewableenergyusageworldwide13.Whataresomeindividualactionsmentionedtocombatclimatechange?A.Usingpublictransportationandadoptingaplant-baseddietB.BuyingmorecarsandusingdisposableproductsC.ReducingenergyconsumptionandplantingtreesD.Increasingmeatconsumptionandusingsingle-useplastics14.Whatdocriticsargueisnecessarytocombatclimatechange?A.MoregovernmentpoliciesB.IndividuallifestylechangesC.GlobalcooperationandsystemicchangesD.IncreasedresearchonnaturalcyclesPassage3Thegigeconomyhastransformedthewaypeopleworkandearnincome.PlatformslikeUpwork,Uber,andAirbnballowindividualstoperformshort-termtasksorprovideservicesondemand.A2023studybytheUniversityofCaliforniafoundthat35%ofAmericanshaveengagedingigworkatsomepoint.Oneofthemainbenefitsofthegigeconomyisflexibility.Workerscanchoosewhenandwheretowork,makingitidealforthosewithunpredictableschedulesorsideinterests.Forexample,agraphicdesignermighttakeonfreelanceprojectsduringevenings.However,thisflexibilitycomeswithchallenges.Manygigworkerslacktraditionalbenefitssuchashealthinsuranceandretirementplans.A2022reportbytheBureauofLaborStatisticsfoundthat60%ofgigworkersearnlessthan$30,000annually.Thisprecariousnessraisesconcernsaboutlong-termfinancialsecurity.Anotherissueisthelackofjobsecurity.Gigworkersarenotguaranteedsteadywork,andplatformscanterminatecontractswithoutnotice.Thisinstabilitycanleadtoanxietyandfinancialstress.Forinstance,aridesharedrivermightfacesuddendecreasesindemandduetoweatherorcompetition.Despitethesechallenges,thegigeconomycontinuestogrow.Companiesbenefitfromreducedoverheadcosts,andworkersenjoyautonomy.Astechnologyadvances,newgigopportunitiesareemerging,suchasremotecontentcreationandvirtualassistance.15.Whatisthemainfocusofthepassage?A.ThebenefitsandchallengesofthegigeconomyB.ThegrowthofgigworkplatformsC.ThefinancialsecurityofgigworkersD.Theimpactofgigworkontraditionalemployment16.Accordingtothestudy,whatpercentageofAmericanshaveengagedingigwork?A.20%B)30%C)35%D)40%17.Whatisonebenefitofthegigeconomy?A.GuaranteedincomeB.FlexibleworkinghoursC.TraditionalbenefitsD.Steadyjobsecurity18.Whatisachallengementionedinthepassage?A.HighdemandforgigworkB.LackoftraditionalbenefitsC.IncreasedjobsecurityD.Betterworkingconditions19.Howdocompaniesbenefitfromthegigeconomy?A.Theysaveonlaborcosts.B.Theyfacehighertaxes.C.Theyhavefeweremployees.D.Theyprovidemorebenefits.20.Whatnewgigopportunitiesarementioned?A.TraditionalofficejobsB.RemotecontentcreationC.Full-timeemploymentD.In-persondeliveryservices21.Whymightaridesharedriverfacedecreaseddemand?A.DuetoincreasedcompetitionB.BecauseofgovernmentregulationsC.BecauseoflowdemandfortransportationD.Becauseofimprovedtechnology22.Whatisapotentiallong-termconsequenceofgigwork?A.IncreasedjobsatisfactionB.FinancialinstabilityC.BetterhealthinsuranceD.Moreretirementsavings23.Howdoesthegigeconomydifferfromtraditionalemployment?A.Itoffersmorebenefits.B.Itlacksjobsecurity.C.Itrequiresfull-timecommitment.D.Ithashigherwages.24.Whatisakeyconcernaboutgigwork?A.Itpromotestraditionalvalues.B.Itreducesautonomy.C.Itlacksflexibility.D.Itprovidesjobstability.25.Whatdoesthepassagesuggestaboutthefutureofgigwork?A.Itwilldeclineduetotechnologicaladvancements.B.Itwillremainstablebutwithimprovedbenefits.C.Itwillcontinuetogrowwithnewopportunities.D.Itwillbereplacedbytraditionalemployment.Passage4Theimportanceofmentalhealthhasgainedsignificantattentioninrecentyears.Accordingtoa2023WorldHealthOrganization(WHO)report,oneinfourpeoplegloballywillexperienceamentalhealthissueatsomepointintheirlives.Thishighlightstheneedforbetterawarenessandsupportsystems.Stress,anxiety,anddepressionarecommonmentalhealthchallenges.Factorssuchasworkpressure,socialisolation,andeconomicinstabilitycontributetotheseissues.Forexample,a2022studyfoundthat45%ofemployeesreporthighlevelsofstressduetotheirjobs.Mentalhealthservicesareexpanding,butdisparitiesremain.Inmanydevelopingcountries,accesstoprofessionalhelpislimited.Community-basedprogramsandtelehealthareemergingassolutions.Forinstance,a2023initiativeinIndiaprovidesfreecounselingservicesviamobileapps.Preventionandearlyinterventionarecrucial.Schoolsandworkplacesareimplementingprogramstopromotementalwell-being.Forexample,mindfulnessandmeditationworkshopshelpemployeesmanagestress.Theseprogramsnotonlyimprovementalhealthbutalsoboostproductivity.However,stigmasurroundingmentalhealthstillpersists.Manypeopleavoidseekinghelpduetofearofjudgment.Publiccampaignsandcelebrityendorsementsarehelpingtoreducethisstigma.Forexample,actorZhangZiyiopenlysharesherstruggleswithdepression,encouragingotherstoseeksupport.26.Whatisthemainfocusofthepassage?A.TheglobalmentalhealthcrisisB.ThecausesofmentalhealthissuesC.Solutionstoimprovementalwell-beingD.Theroleoftechnologyinmentalhealthservices27.AccordingtotheWHOreport,whatpercentageofpeoplewillexperienceamentalhealthissue?A.10%B)25%C)50%D)75%28.Whatfactorscontributetomentalhealthchallenges?A.GoodjobopportunitiesandsocialsupportB.WorkpressureandsocialisolationC.EconomicstabilityandcommunityengagementD.Healthylifestylesandphysicalactivity29.Howarementalhealthservicesexpanding?A.Byreducingcommunity-basedprogramsB.ThroughtelehealthandmobileappsC.BylimitingaccesstoprofessionalhelpD.Byclosingschoolsandworkplaces30.Whataresomepreventionstrategiesmentioned?A.AvoidingcounselingservicesB.MindfulnessandmeditationworkshopsC.IncreasingworkhoursD.Reducingpublicawarenesscampaigns31.Whydomanypeopleavoidseekinghelpformentalhealthissues?A.BecausetheyhaveenoughsupportB.DuetofearofjudgmentC.Becausetheypreferself-treatmentD.Becausetheybelievementalhealthisnotimportant32.Howarepubliccampaignshelpingtoreducestigma?A.BydiscouragingopendiscussionsB.ThroughcelebrityendorsementsC.BylimitingaccesstoinformationD.Bypromotingmentalhealthasataboosubject33.Whatisthebenefitofimplementingmentalhealthprogramsinworkplaces?A.Theyreduceemployeeproductivity.B.Theyincreasehealthcarecosts.C.Theyimprovementalwell-beingandproductivity.D.Theycreateunnecessaryworkplacedistractions.34.Whatdoesthepassagesuggestaboutthefutureofmentalhealthsupport?A.Itwilldeclineduetolimitedresources.B.Itwillrelymoreontraditionalmethods.C.Itwillexpandwithnewtechnologiesandawareness.D.Itwillbecomelessaccessibleindevelopingcountries.35.Whyisearlyinterventionimportantformentalhealth?A.Itdelaysseekingprofessionalhelp.B.Itpreventsminorissuesfrombecomingserious.C.Itdiscouragescommunitysupport.D.Itincreasesthecostoftreatment.Passage5Culturalheritagepreservationisacriticalglobalchallenge.UNESCO’s2023reporthighlightsthethreatsfacedbyhistoricalsitesduetoclimatechange,urbanization,andconflict.Forexample,theancientcityofPetrainJordanisatriskfromflashfloods.Effortstoprotectculturalheritageareincreasing.Technologiessuchas3Dscanningandvirtualreality(VR)arehelpingtodocumentsites.Forinstance,a2022projectinItalyusedVRtorecreatetheColosseumasitappearedinancienttimes.Thisallowspeopletoexperiencethesiteeveniftheycannotvisitinperson.Communityinvolvementisalsovital.Localtraditionsandknowledgeareessentialforpreservingculturalheritage.Forexample,inCambodia,indigenouscommunitieshavebeentrainedtorestoreAngkorWat.Thisapproachensuresthatpreservationeffortsareculturallysensitiveandsustainable.However,fundingremainsasignificantchallenge.Manyheritagesiteslacktheresourcesforpropermaintenance.Internationalorganizationsandgovernmentsareworkingtoprovidefinancialsupport.Forinstance,a2023grantfromUNESCOhelpedrestoretheGreatWallofChina.Educationalprogramsarealsoplayingarole.Schoolsanduniversitiesareincorporatingculturalheritageintotheircurricula.Thisraisesawarenessamongyoungergenerationsabouttheimportanceofpreservation.Forexample,a2022initiativeinGreeceteachesstudentsaboutancientGreekarchitecture.36.Whatisthemainfocusofthepassage?A.ThethreatstoculturalheritageB.SolutionsforpreservingculturalheritageC.TheroleoftechnologyinheritagepreservationD.Theimportanceofcommunityinvolvement37.Whatisanexampleofathreattoculturalheritagementionedinthepassage?A.UrbandevelopmentB.EconomicgrowthC.TechnologicaladvancementsD.Increasedtourism38.Howis3Dscanningbeingusedtopreserveculturalheritage?A.TodestroyhistoricalsitesforconstructionB.TodocumentandrecreatesitesusingVRC.TosellculturalartifactsontheblackmarketD.Tomonitortourismnumbers39.Whyiscommunityinvolvementimportantforheritagepreservation?A.Itensuresthatpreservationeffortsareculturallysensitive.B.Itreducestheneedforinternationalsupport.C.Itdiscouragestheuseofmoderntechnologies.D.Itfocusessolelyoneconomicbenefits.40.Whatisachallengementionedinthepassage?A.LackofpublicawarenessB.InsufficientfundingC.OveruseoftechnologyD.Excessivetourism41.Howareeducationalprogramshelpingtopreserveculturalheritage?A.BydiscouragingstudentsfromlearningabouthistoryB.ByincorporatingheritageintoschoolcurriculaC.BylimitingaccesstohistoricalsitesD.Bypromotingmodernconstructionoverheritagesites42.Whatdoesthepassagesuggestaboutthefutureofculturalheritagepreservation?A.Itwilldeclineduetolackoffunding.B.Itwillrelymoreoncommunityefforts.C.Itwilldependsolelyoninternationalorganizations.D.Itwillignorelocaltraditionsandknowledge.43.WhyistheGreatWallofChinamentionedinthepassage?A.Becauseitisnolongerconsideredaheritagesite.B.Becauseitlackshistoricalsignificance.C.BecauseitreceivedUNESCOfundingforrestoration.D.Becauseitisnotatriskfromenvironmentalthreats.44.WhatisabenefitofusingVRinculturalheritagepreservation?A.Itreducestheneedforphysicalvisits.B.Itincreasesthecostofpreservation.C.Itencouragesillegalartifactsales.D.Itignoresthehistoricalcontextofsites.45.WhatdoesthepassagesuggestabouttheroleofUNESCO?A.Itfocusesonlyoneconomicdevelopment.B.Itplaysakeyroleinpreservingculturalheritage.C.Itdiscouragescommunityinvolvement.D.Itprioritizesmodernconstructionoverheritagesites.三、阅读理解B节（共5题，每题2分，共10分）Youaregoingtoreadapassagewithsixparagraphs(P1-P6).Belowthepassagearesixsentences(S1-S6).Foreachsentence,decidewhichnumberedparagraphcontainstherelevantinformation.Thesentencesmaybebasedononeparagraphonlyortheymaybebasedontwoparagraphs.Thepassage:P1Theriseofartificialintelligence(AI)hastransformedvariousindustries,fromhealthcaretofinance.AIsystemscananalyzevastamountsofdata,makingpredictionsandautomatingtasks.However,thisprogresshasraisedethicalconcerns.P2OnemajorissueisbiasinAIalgorithms.Iftrainingdataisunrepresentative,AIsystemscanperpetuatestereotypes.Forexample,a2023studyfoundthatfacialrecognitionsoftwarewaslessaccuratefordarkerskintones.P3Anotherconcernisjobdisplacement.AsAItakesoverroutinetasks,manyworkersmayfaceunemployment.A2022reportbytheWorldEconomicForumpredictsthat40%ofjobsmaybeautomatedby2027.P4Toaddresstheseissues,researchersaredeveloping"explainableAI"(XAI).XAIsystemsprovideinsightsintohowdecisionsaremade,makingthemmoretransparent.Forinstance,a2023projectintheUKcreatedanXAItoolformedicaldiagnosis.P5GovernmentsarealsoimplementingregulationstoensureAIisusedresponsibly.TheEuropeanUnion’sAIAct,proposedin2023,aimstoclassifyAIsystemsbasedonrisklevels.Thisframeworkcouldsetaglobalstandard.P6Despitechallenges,AIcontinuestoadvance.Innovationslikeneuralnetworksanddeeplearningareexpandingitscapabilities.AsAIbecomesmoresophisticated,itsimpactonsocietywillgrow.S1:AIsystemscanautomatetasksandmakepredictionsbyanalyzingdata.S2:TheEuropeanUnionisworkingonregulationstogovernAIuse.S3:AImayleadtojobdisplacementduetoautomation.S4:ExplainableAIaimstomakeAIdecisionsmoretransparent.S5:AIadvancementsareraisingethicalconcerns.S6:TheEU’sAIActcouldinfluenceglobalAIregulations.四、翻译（共5句，共15分）TranslatethefollowingpassageintoChinese(nomorethan150words):Therapiddevelopmentoftechnologyhasbroughtbothopportunitiesandchallenges.Ononehand,ithasimprovedcommunicationandaccesstoinformation.Ontheotherhand,ithasledtoissuessuchasdigitaladdictionandprivacyconcerns.Manypeoplespendexcessivetimeonsocialmedia,neglectingreal-lifeinteractions.Additionally,theriseofsurveillancetechnologyhasraisedfearsaboutdatabreaches.Governmentsandcompaniesmustfindabalancebetweeninnovationandethicaluse.Educationandawarenesscampaignscanhelpindividualsusetechnologyresponsibly.Onlybydoingsocanweharnessitsbenefitswhileminimizingitsrisks.五、写作A节（应用文，10分）YouareastudentataChineseuniversity.Writealetterofabout100wordstotheuniversitylibrary,requestingabookthatisnotavailableinthelibrary’scollection.六、写作B节（短文，20分）Somepeoplebelievethatgovernmentsshouldspendmoremoneyonimprovingroadsandhighwaysthanonpublictransportation.Towhatextentdoyouagreeordisagree?Writeanessayofabout200words.【标准答案及解析】一、完形填空1.A)noticeable2.B)agricultural3.A)dramatic4.B)social5.A)recycling6.A)awareness7.A)discovering8.A)authentic9.B)but10.A)positive11.A)becoming12.A)proves13.A)combining14.C)coexist15.A)best16.A)filled17.A)book18.A)real19.B)rapid20.B)forgotten解析21."noticeablechange"意为“明显的改变”，符合文章语境。22."agriculturaleconomy"指农业经济，与文中提到的传统经济相符。23."dramaticturnaround"表示“戏剧性的转变”，强调变化之大。24."socialtransformation"指社会转型，涵盖经济、文化等方面。25."recyclingprograms"与环保意识相关，符合文章主题。26."awareness"指意识，与社区对可持续发展的认识一致。27."discovering"表示“发现”，符合探索新旧事物的语境。28."authenticculture"指真实的文化，强调当地特色。29."but"表示转折，连接前后句的对比关系。30."positivemomentum"指积极的势头，符合发展态势。31."becomingamodel"表示“成为典范”，符合乡村振兴目标。32."provesthatchangeispossible"强调改变的可能性，与文章主旨一致。33."combining"指结合传统与现代，符合文章建议。34."coexistinharmony"表示“和谐共存”，符合文章对过去与未来的描述。35."be