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D.WhatisthetextmainlyThewayofmakingalionThejourneyofMarcoPoloandhisThedifferentstylesoflionstatuesinThetruebirthplaceofthefamousVenicelionForthefirsttimesincetheApolloera,humansarepreparingnotjusttovisitthemoon,buttoliveandworkthereforweeks,months,andeventuallyyears.Aneweraofdeepspaceexplorationisarriving.Ratherthanbrief“flagsandfootprints”missions,theUSArtemisprogramaims,finally,toestablishalastinghumanpresenceonandaroundthemoon,beginningatthelunarSouthPole.ArtemisIIcarryingfourastronautsfinishedits10-daymissionaroundthemooninApril2026.Asthefirstmannedflight,itisdesignedtotestthatlifesupportsystems,navigation(导航)heatprotection,anddeepspaceoperationsfunctionsafely.NASAwillkeepinvestinginalunarbasetosupportlongerstays.However,livingonthemoonwillchallengeeveryorgansysteminthehumanbody.Thelunarenvironmentexposes(暴露)astronautstothecombinedsetofphysical,chemical,biological,andpsychologicalstressencounteredbeyondEarth.Theseincludereducedgravity,long-timeexposuretocosmicradiation,extremetemperatureswings,harmfullunardust,anddisturbedsleep-wakeThegoodnewsisthathumansarehighlyadaptable.Scientistsareusingsafemethodstosupportadaptation.Exerciseisthekeytokeepingastronautshealthy,andlunarsystemsmustberedesignedforpartialgravity.Personalizednutrition(营养)alsoplaysanimportantroleinprotectingbones,musclesandtheimmunesystem.NewexperimentsarebeingtestedtocardiovascularLivingonthemoonisdemandingbutexciting.Themoonisnotjustadestination,itisatestofourbiology.Ifwecanstayhealthyandproductiveonthemoon,wewillmoveclosertobecomingatrulyspaceflightspecies.Artemisdemonstratesthatexplorationnowcentersaround(可持续性)adaptability,andunderstandingourselvesasdeeplyastheworldsweseektoInmasteringhowtoliveonthelunarsurface,humanitymaywelluncoverdeepunderstandingaboutlifeonEarthalongsideourdestinyamongthestars.What’sthefinalpurposeofNASA’sArtemisTomakehumansliveontheToestablishalunarresearchTotestthelunarToexploreplanetsneartheWhyis“everyorgansystem”mentionedinparagraphToprovetherearenolivingcreaturesontheTostresslunarenvironment’sthreatstohumanTodemonstratethementaleffectsoflongerlunarToshowtheurgentneedtoprotecttheimmuneWhat’stheauthor’sattitudetowardslivingontheA. B. C.Uncaring.D.WhatcanweinferfromthelastHumanswillsoonmovetoliveonotherThemoonisthelastboundary(边界)ofspaceLunarlivinghelpsusunderstandEarthandhumanSpaceexplorationfocusesonsustainabilityand第二节(52.512.5分HowtoMakeAllowance(零花钱)TeachMoneyMostparentsagreekidsshouldlearnaboutmoneybeforethey’reletlooseontheworld,but“moneysmarts”isn’texactlyastandardbedtimestory.Andallowanceisn’tjustaweeklypayout.36Handledwell,itteachesbudgeting(预算),savinganddecision-making.SettingthegroundWillyougivecashweeklyormonthly?Shouldallowancebetiedtohousework?Expertsarealittledividedhere.37Othersbelievetyingmoneytotaskscanmakechildrenviewfamilycontributionsasoptional.Whateveryoudecide,makingitclearisyourbestfriend—when,howmuch,whatconditions,andwhathappensifthey“forget”todotheirpart.HowmuchisTherightamountdependsonyourfamily’sbudget,yourchild’sage,andwhatyouexpectthemtocover.Acommonguidelineis£1peryearofageeachweek.Butifyourchildisexpectedtopayforschoollunches,orbirthdaygifts,changeaccordingly. Normalisemoneytalk.NoneedforaTEDTalk—simplyask,“Gotanyplansforyourcash?”Or,“Anythingyou’resavingupfor?”Sharestoriesaboutyourownmoneymistakes—likethetimeyouspentyourbirthdaymoneyonnoveltysocksandimmediatelyregrettedit.40Teachingkidsaboutmoneyisaseriesofsmallmoments,withenoughmistakesandlaughs.Allowanceoffersasteadywaytopractice—throughsaving,spending,giving,andlearningfromeverydaychoice.SomearguepayforchoresbuildsworkStartopenconversationsaboutThereisnoperfectSoallowancecanbeagreatteachingIthelpsremovetheshamearoundmoneyKidsshouldmanagetheirownallowanceParentsshouldsetstrictrulesforkids’第三部分语言运用(30分第一节(15115分A、B、C、D四个选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。Iqradidwellinherstudies,butcreativewritingwasherbiggestweakness.Sowhenshehadtowriteanessay(文章)oranyotherpieceofcreativewriting,shewould41 thetaskuntilthelastminute,andthenoneofherparentswouldhelpandprovideherwitha42 Butsoon,hermotherrealisedhowimportantitwasforherdaughtertowrite43 .ShealsoknewthatIqrahadthepotential(潜力),butdidn’thave44 inherself.LaterIqratriedtogetherparentstohelponceagain,butitdidn’t45 Justthen,aquoteshehadread46throughhermind:“Tryandfail,butneverfailtotry.”Encouragedbythosewords,shegaveita47.Tohersurprise,her48wassuccessful.Althoughshewasn’tconfidentthatherworkwasuptothemark,herteacherpraisedheressayandgaveherpositive49.StillIqralacked(缺乏)thecouragetowriteagain.Thefearofnotbeinggoodenough50despiteherearlier51.Butitwashermotherwhoinspiredhertokeepwriting.Sothatyear,Iqrawrotemanyessays,and52,herconfidencebegantogrow.Thencameherfinalexams.Shenailed(抓住)thetopicandtoher53,shewasamongthetopfivestudents.Thisexperiencemadehertrulybelievethat“Wherethereisawill,thereisaway”.Shethatchallengesare54growthopportunities.Thepathtosuccessisusuallytough,butwithcourageand55,youwillunlockyourpotentialandachieveyourdreams.A.take B.give C.put D.turnA. B. C. D.A. B. C. D.A. B. C. D.A. B. C. D.A. B. C. D.A. B. C. D.A. B. C. D.A. B. C. D.A. B. C. D.A. B. C. D.A. B. C. D.A. B. C. D.A. B. C. D.A. B. C. 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(profession)acrobatic(杂技的)performancesfromupTheseexamplesofintangibleculturalheritage,oncenearly62(forget),aregainingnewlifebycombiningwithmoderntourism.TheyrepresentShandong’spushforcreativedevelopmentoffinetraditionalChineseAsthebirthplaceofQilucultureandhometogreatthinkers,Shandongusesitslonghistory63(keep)oldtraditionsalivetoday.Theprovincehostedthe11thNishanForumonWorldCivilizationsinJuly2025,64broughttogethermorethan560guestsfromover70countriesandregions.Theguestsexploredtheinterplaybetweencultural65(diverse)and第四部分写作(40分第一节(15分假定你是李华,你校国际部拟招募“中国传统节日文化宣讲员”(lectureronChinesetraditionalfestivals80DearSir/Madam,YoursLi第二节(25分Asthebellrangfortheendofschool,Lilypackedherviolincase,feelingaheavyweightinherchest.Theschoolmusiccompetitionwasonlyaweekaway,butshestillcouldn’tplaythefinalpartofherpiecesmoothly.Everytimeshereachedthedifficultnote,herfingerswouldfreeze,andherconfidencefadedalittlemore.Onherwayhome,shepassedtheoldcommunitypark,wheresheoftensawanelderlymansittingonabench,holdingaworn-outviolincase.Heneverplayed,buthewouldstareattheviolininsideasifitheldpreciousmemories.Lilyhadalwayswantedtotalktohim,butshewastooshytobreakthesilence.Oneafternoon,Lilycouldn’tstandherupsetanylonger.Shesatonanearbybenchandtookoutherviolin,tryingtopracticethemostdifficultpart.Butasusual,shemessedup,andtearsrolleddownhercheeks.Sheputherviolinbackinthecase,feelinghopeless.“Don’tgiveupsoeasily,dear.”Agentlevoicecamefrombesideher.Itwastheelderlyman.Hesmiledwarmlyandopenedhisowncase,showingawell-lovedviolinwithafadedmusicsheet.“Thispieceusedtobemyfavorite,”hesaid,pointingtothesheet.Lilylookedatthemusicsheet—itwasthesamepieceshewaspracticing!Shewassurprisedandaskedwhyheneverplayed.Themansighed,sayinghehadhurthishandyearsagoandcouldnolongerholdthebow(琴弓)“ButIstillcomeheretolistentothemusicinmyheartheaddedBeforeleaving,themantookoutthefadedmusicsheetandhandedittoher.“Thismighthelpyou,”hesaid.“Ithasmynotesonit.Remember,musicisnotaboutbeingperfect—it’saboutputtingyourheartintoit.”Lilythankedhim,holdingthesheettightly,andnoticedasmallsignatureatthebottom:“Thomas,formerviolinist.”150Thatnight,LilyspreadoutthemusicsheetandstudiedMr.Thomas’snotes TextM:WhattimeisthetrainW:It's7:10now.Thereishalfanhourleftforus.Let'shurry,Tom.Ifwemissit,we'llhavetobuyanewticketforthenexttrain.TextM:Linda,IthoughtIsawyouneartheparkW:Oh,youprobablydid!I'mstayingwithmygrandmaandshelivesjustaroundthecornerfromyou.Ihelpedherfixupthegardenyesterday.Whydon'tyoudropbytomorrow?TextW:Ididn'tgetanysleeplastnightbecauseofyourloudparty.M:I'mreallysorry,Ms.Ross.Ididn'tmeantocauseyoutrouble.W:Forgetit.Justmakesuretofinishthepartyby10:00nexttime.Text4M:Didyoucatchthenewsabouttheheavyfloodinthesouth,W:Yes,it'squitefrightening.Ourteachergaveusalessononhowtoprotectourselvesduringafloodafewdaysago.Now,I'dfeelmorepreparedifiteverhappens.TextM:MissGreen,IgotaBonmystory.CouldyoutellmehowtoimproveW:Well,Johnson,it'snotsobad.Yourspellingandgrammararefine.Butyourepeatthesameideastoomanytimes.Youcouldhavesaideverythingwithin3pages.TextW:David,you'vebeeninourschoolclubforalmostaterm.Whatdoyouthinkoftheothermembers?M:Well,Amyisagreatperson.ShedoesreallygoodworkintheteamandgetsalongwellwithW:That'snicetohear.WhataboutM:Hedoesn'toftenthinkaboutothers,buthisworkisfine.W:Iagree.Sothere'snooneyou'reworriedabout,right?M:No,I'mworriedaboutLily.EverytimeItellhersomething,shedoesn'tseemtogetit.W:I'lltalktoheraboutthat.TextW:Hi,Mr.Li.CanItalktoyouforaminute?M:Ofcourse,Mary.What'sonyourmind?W:I'mnotdoingverywellinyourscienceclass.Ireallywanttoimprove.M:I'mgladyoucametome.Tellme,howdoyouusuallystudy?W:IjustreadthroughmynotesthenightbeforeaM:Thatisn'tenough.Haveyouvisitedmywebpage?You'llfindallmylecturenotesonit—youcanreadthemfirst.Theyhelpyourememberkeytermsandideas.W:Thatsoundsuseful.I'llstartdoingM:Good.Youcanalsostudywithapartnerandtesteachother.Alittlepracticeeverydaygoesalongway.W:Thanks,Mr.Li.Ifeelmoreconfidentnow.Text8M:Hi,Elizabeth.GotanyplansforSaturday?There'saColorFunRunhappeningthatafternoon.Itstartsat2p.m.nearthecitypark.W:What'saColorFunRun?SomekindoflongM:Notreally.It'sjustafuncommunityactivity.Yougive15dollarstorunabout3miles.Soundsfun,right?W:Hmm…notreally.Itsoundstiring!ButwhyisitcalledaColorFunM:That'sthefunpart.Peoplecanbuywaterbagsfilledwithcoloredwaterandthrowthemattherunners.Eachoneis6dollars,andthemoneywillbedonatedtopeoplewhoneedhelp.Wanttocome?Mybrotherwentlastyearandhereallylovedit.W:Thatsoundsgreat!Youcanrun,andI'llthrowthecoloredwater!MaybeI'llbringmysister,too.Text9W:We'vejustfinishedsettinguptheFrenchlandscapepaintingsfortomorrow'sM:Great.TheBrazilianclaypotteryworksattractedlotsofvisitorslastweek.Andthismorning,peoplereallylikedtheChinesecalligraphyonshow.I'msuretomorrow'spaintingshowwillbeasuccesstoo.W:Definitely.OurWorldofWondersartmuseumdoesn'tonlytellthelonghistoryofarttraditionsorshowthespecialworksbytalentedartists.Whatwe'retryingtodoistopresentallkindsofartfromaroundtheworld.M:Goodpoint.Shouldwegatherthevisitinggroupintheshowroomat8:30W:Ithink8:00wouldbebetter.AndIsuggestgivingthemanhourtotalkabouttheirfavoriteartworks.Thatwouldbeagoodbeginning.M:OK.We'llfinallyshowthegroupthatit'snotjustaboutlookingatdifferentstylesofworksbutunderstandinghowartlinkscultures.TextW:ElonMuskisoneofthemostfamousinventorsandbusinessmenintheworldtoday.HewasborninSouthAfricain1971.Asachild,helovedreadingbooksandtaughthimselfcomputerprogramming.Attheageof12,hemadeandsoldhisfirstvideogame.Later,MuskmovedtotheUnitedStatestostudyphysicsandbusiness.Hestartedseveralcompanies.OneofhismostfamouscompaniesisTesla,whichmakeselectriccars.ThankstoTesla,morepeoplearedrivingclean,environment-friendlycarstoday.Muskalso

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