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D.EasygoingandInmid-February2026,severalChinesehumanoidrobots人形机器人tookcenterstageatthecountry’sannualSpringFestivalGala,widelyconsideredtheworld’smost-watchedtelevisionprogram.Theshowfeaturedrobotsfrommultiplestartupsperformingsynchronized(同步的)kungfumoves,dances,andgymnasticsroutines.Theperformancecontrastedsharplywiththe2025gala,whenearlierhumanoidmodelsappearedlesscapableandperformedawobblyfolkdance.Withinayear,however,improvementsinmotioncontrol,balanceandcoordinationhaveledmanyobserverstoreassessthetechnology’sprogress.“Peopleshouldabsolutelybetakingtheserobotsseriously,”saidReykKnuhtsen,ananalystatSemiAnalysis.“They’rebecomingvisiblysmootherandmorecapable.”“Attheearlystageofhumanoidrobotdevelopment,ChinesecompaniesareoutpacingtheirU.S.rivalsinbothspeedandvolume,”saidSelinaXu,aChinaandAIpolicyleadattheofficeofEricSchmidt.“Chinahasamorerobusthardwaresupplychain—muchofitbuiltupthroughtheEVsector,fromsensorstobatteries—andtheworld’sstrongestmanufacturingbase,allowingcompaniestoiterate(迭代)farfasterthanWesterncompetitors.”In2025,Chinesecompaniesshippedmostoftheroughly13,000humanoidrobotsChinaalsoaccountedformorethan85%oftheapproximately15,000humanoidrobotinstallationsgloballyin2025,comparedwithabout13%intheU.S.,accordingtodatafromBarclays.Despitethetechnologicalprogressshowcasedatthegala,analystssaidsignificanttechnicalproblemsremainbeforehumanoidrobotscanoperatewidelyinreal-worldenvironments.Knuhtsensaidthatthenextphasewillfocuslessonflashydemonstrationsandmoreontherobots’abilitytoreasonbetter,worklonger,andcombinemultipleactionstocompletereal-worldchores.Whyisthe2025galamentionedinparagraphToshowtheroleofTVprogramsinpromotingTostresstherapidprogressofChina’shumanoidTopresentthechallengesofdevelopinghumanoidTorevealthegrowingpopularityofChina’shumanoidWhatdoSelinaXu’swordsinparagraph3China’sadvantagesindevelopinghumanoidThenecessityofChina-U.S.cooperationinFierceglobalcompetitioninthehumanoidrobotTheimportanceofEVtechnologyinadvancingAIHowdoestheauthordemonstrateChina’sdominanceinhumanoidByproviding 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D.TheircommercialEveryschoolyear,millionsofpapertextbooksareabandonedandleftunused,causingmassivepaperwasteacrossmiddleandhighschools.ABritishenvironmentaltechfirmhascreatedabiodegradable(生物降解的)e-papertextbookspeciallydesignedforsecondarystudents.Unlikeplastic-screentabletswithshortlifespans,thislightweightdevicecanbeerasedandrewritten500timeswithoutdamage.A2026UKsurveyof9,000teensfoundeachstudentwastedabout12kgoftextbookpaperyearly.Itseco-friendlyinkcomesfromplantextracts提炼物insteadoftoxicmetalchemicalsusedintraditionale-readers.Aftertwoyears’use,usersmayburythedeviceinsoil;allinkandpaperlayersfullydecomposewithinthreemonthswithnotoxicwasteleftbehind.Pricedat36pounds,costslessthanafullsetofprintedtextbooksforawholeCambridgeenvironmentalexpertProfessorMiaCarterofferedmixedopinions.Sheitgreatlycutpaperwasteandcarbonemissions,yetpointedoutanobviousflaw缺点theplantinkcannotshowvividbrightcolours,makingbiologyandartlessonsdull.Herteam’strialshowedstudents’studyefficiencyrose13%inmathandhistorybutfell8%forimage-focusedsubjects.Over20Londonhighschoolsranatwo-monthtrialamonglocalteenagers.Historyteacherswelcomedthelighte-paperforquicknote-taking,whileartstudentscomplainedaboutpalecoloursruiningdrawingtasks.Thefirmquicklyadjusteditsinkformulawithnaturalcolourpigments颜料)andreleasedacolour-improvededitionforartclasses.Thestartupplanstopartnerwithglobaltextbookpublisherstouploadstandardteachingmaterialsontoitsdigitalsystem.Itschiefdesignersaidtheproductismeanttobeagreeneralternativeratherthanatotalreplacementforprintedbooks.“Sustainabletechmustmeetstudents’Whatcanwelearnaboutthee-paperIttargetsyoungkidsinprimaryIthasputanendtoschoolpaperItsharesthesameshortlifeasplasticItsupportsrepeateduseforhundredsofWhatistheweakpointoftheoriginalplant-basedinkaccordingtoProfessorItscostisfarhigherthanordinaryprintedIttakesoverhalfayeartobreakdowninItfailstopresentclearcolourfulpicturesforsomeItreducesstudents’learningspeedformathWhatisparagraph4mainlyThecompanyimproveditsproductbasedonstudents’trialAllteachersholdpositiveattitudestowardthenewe-Artstudentsrefusetousee-paperforallschoolThetrialprovesthee-bookworksequallywellforeveryWhatcanweinferaboutthestartup’sfutureplanforthee-TheywillstopproducingprintedtextbooksforTheyaimtocreateeco-friendlylearningtoolssuitableforTheyplantoraiseitspricetodevelopmorecolourfulTheywillabandoncooperationwithtextbookpublishers第二节（共5小题；每小题2.5分，满分12.5分Didyouknowthatyourstylishjacketorfavoritejeansmightoncehavebeenplasticbottles?ThisistheworldofrPET,alsoknownasrecycledpolyester(再生聚酯纤维).36Asaresult,usedwaterbottlecantakeonanewlifeasactivewearorevenhigh-fashion37First,plasticbottlesarecollected,sorted,andcleaned.Aftercleaning,theyaremeltedintoliquid,andstretchedintothinfibers.Thesefibersarethenspunintoyarn纱线whichcanbewovenintodifferentkindsoffabricFinally,thefabricgoesthroughfinishingprocessessuchasprintingorcoatingtoachievethedesiredcolor,pattern,andperformance.Somepeopleassumethatclothingmadefrom“waste”mustbecheaporlow-quality.Itistruethatplastic-basedfabricscanbelessbreathableandmayfeelroughforpeoplewithsensitiveskin.38AccordingtoaTextile(纺织品)Exchangereport,theuseofrPETgrewbybetween2020and2021,andmadeupabout14%ofallglobalpolyesterproductionin2022.growthcomesfromrisingawarenessofbothitspracticaladvantagesanditsenvironmentalIntermsofperformance,rPETisstrong,durable,andquick-drying—qualitiesthatmakeitidealforsportswear.39Beyondperformance,rPETsupportstheenvironment.Producingitlesswaterthanproducingtraditionalpolyester,animportantbenefitforwater-stressedregionsinvolvedintextilemanufacturing.Italsohelpsreducewaste.About25rPETbottlescanbeturnedintofibersforonejacket.40rPETisnotaperfectsolutiontoplasticpollution,butitisameaningfulsteptowardmoresustainablefashionandacleanerplanet.Itisalsolightweightandwrinkle-However,markettrendstelladifferentThetransformationhappensthroughseveralThiskeepsmillionsofplasticbottlesoutoflandfillseachRecyclingrPETfabricbackintonewfabriccanbeWhileitissafetowear,itreleasesmicroplasticswhenitisUnliketraditionalpolyestermadefrompetrol,rPETusesexisting第三部分语言运用（共两节，满分30分第一节（共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分A、B、C、D四个选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。Lastsummer,Ihadtheopportunitytoattendaninternationalsummercamp.ItwasyetIsoonencounteredanunexpectedchallenge.Myroommate,AhmedfromEgypt,wasfriendly,butIfoundhishabitofstanding41close,whentalkingtome,hardtoaccept.Isteppedback,whichseemedto42him.Theatmospheregrewtense,andIbeganto43ownLater,inaculture-sharingsession,IlearnedthatinmanyArabcountries,standingclose44trustandwarmth,whileinmyculture,morepersonalspaceispreferred.Thiswasaboutrightorwrong;it45differentculturalnorms.Irealizedmystepbackmightbeen46asasignofcoldnessorWiththisnew47,Idecidedtobridgethegap.IexplainedmyfeelingstoAhmed48andhesharedhisperspective.Weagreedto49amiddleground.Thisexperiencetaughtmeculturaldifferences,thoughsometimescausing50,canleadtodeeperunderstandingifapproachthemwith51minds.Itisnotaboutchangingwhoweare,butabout52thediversityofhumaninteraction.Understandingbeginswhenwechooseto53beyondourperspective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