江苏省仪征市2026-2027学年度第一学期高二英语期中调研试卷（含答案无听力原文无音频）

第=page11页，共=sectionpages11页江苏省仪征市2026-2027学年度第一学期高二英语期中调研试卷一、听力-选择题：本大题共20小题，共30分。1.听下面一段对话，回答小题。Whatistheweatherlikenow?A.Cloudy. B.Rainy. C.Sunny.2.听下面一段对话，回答小题。Whatarethespeakersdoing?A.Watchingagame. B.Playingamatch.

C.Tryingoutforateam. 3.听下面一段对话，回答小题。Whatistherelationshipbetweenthespeakers?A.Colleagues.

B.Bossandsecretary.

C.Interviewerandinterviewee.4.听下面一段对话，回答小题。Howmuchwillthewomanpay?A.$15. B.$18. C.$21.5.听下面一段对话，回答小题。Wheredoestheconversationprobablytakeplace?A.Atarepairshop. B.Atagasstation. C.Atanoffice.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。6.Whatdoesthewomanwanttodo?A.Storesomeitems. B.Rentahouse.

C.Buysomefurniture. 7.Whatisthemainadvantageoftherentalplan?A.Itcanbeendedearly. B.Itprovidesmoresecurity.

C.Itguaranteesalargespace. 听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。8.Whatarethespeakersmainlytalkingabout?A.Whentotravel. B.Wheretogo. C.Whattosee.9.Whatwillthespeakersprobablydonext?A.Tourthecity. B.Searchforinformation.

C.Contactthecarrental. 听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。10.Whatisthepresentationabout?A.Adesigntrend(趋势). B.Amarketingstrategy.

C.Anewproduct. 11.WhydoesthewomansuggestPhilipattendthepresentation?A.Tounderstandthemarketsituation.

B.Togetfamiliarwiththenewteam.

C.Tofindinspirationforhisreport.12.WhenwillthewomanmeetPhilip?A.At2:50p.m. B.At2:55p.m. C.At3:00p.m.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。13.WhatcausedOlivertogetintogardening?A.Hisuniversitycourses.

B.Hismother’scareerindesign.

C.Hisfriends’well-keptgardens.14.WhydidOliverworkpart-timeinuniversity?A.Togainpracticalexperience

B.Toearnmoneyforschoolfees.

C.Tomeethisparents’requirements15.WhatdidOliveroriginallythinkofhisjobatthegardencenter?A.Boring. B.Satisfying C.Demanding16.WhatisOliver’sstrengthasagoodgardener?A.Theabilitytosellplantsquickly.

B.Theexpertknowledgeaboutplants.

C.Thegreatskillstodesignbeautifulgardens.听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。17.Whatisthespeaker’sjobnow?A.Asecondaryschoolteacher. B.Acollegeprofessor.

C.Anagencyassistant. 18.HowdidGaneshfeelabouttheideaoflearningartatfirst?A.Amazed. B.Encouraged. C.Unconcerned.19.HowhasGaneshchangedsincehestarteddrawing?A.Hehasgotadegreeinengineering.

B.Hehasgrownintoasuccessfulartist.

C.Hehasbecomeafull-timeartteacher.20.Whatisthemainpurposeoftheagency?A.Toassistfamousartists.

B.Toofferadvancedartcourses.

C.Tosupportartistswithuniquebackgrounds.二、阅读理解：本大题共15小题，共37.5分。AEverywinter,acityoficerisesbesidetheSonghuaRiver.Thisyear’sHarbinIce-SnowWorldopenson20DecemberandrunsintolateFebruary,builtwithicecutfromthefrozenriveritself.Theparkcovers1,000,000squaremetresanddrewmorethanthreemillionvisitorslastwinter.Gatesopenat11:00a.m.,butcomeafterfour:thatiswhenthelightscomeonandtheiceturnsblue,goldandgreen.ProgrammeTimeGoodtoknowIcesculpturewalkAllopeninghoursCarverskeepworkingonnewpiecesuntil18:00Gianticeslide12:00,15:00,18:00Ridersmustbeatleast1.2mtallSnowsculpturegarden11:00–16:00Softlate-morninglightisbestforphotosIceshow14:30and19:00FreewithyourentranceticketFireworksovertheice20:30,SaturdaysonlyCancelledwhenthewindisstrongLanternriddlenight19:30,21DecemberCorrectanswerswinasmallicegiftRoomsneartheparkgofastinJanuary.SongbeiGrandHotelisafive-minutewalkfromtheeastgateandhasarooftopbarwithriverviews.IceCityHosteloffersbedsfrom¥120anight,withasharedkitchenthatsuitsstudentgroups.RiversideInnhasroomsthatsleepfour,freebreakfastandasmallsnow-playarea.OldStreetGuesthouse,ina1920sbuildingdowntown,serveslocaldishesandhashot-springbaths.Ticketsaresoldonlineonly:bookwithyourrealnameatleasttwodaysahead,asnoneareavailableatthegate.BringtheIDorpassportyoubookedwith—staffcheckitateveryentrance.Outsidesledsandskisarenotallowedinthepark.Freeshuttlebusesruntothecitycentreevery20minutesuntil22:30.Itcanbe-25°Cafterdark,sodresswarmly;theparklendscoats,butsuppliesarelimited.21.Whichprogrammecanvisitorsattendononlyonedaythisseason?A.Iceshow. B.Gianticeslide.

C.Lanternriddlenight. D.Fireworksovertheice.22.Whichplacebestsuitsacouplewithtwinchildren?A.RiversideInn. B.IceCityHostel.

C.SongbeiGrandHotel. D.OldStreetGuesthouse.23.What’safamilyplanningaJanuarytripadvisedtodo?A.Usetheirownsledsinthesnow-playarea.

B.Buyticketsatthegateifonlinebookingisfull.

C.Avoidthelast-minuteaccommodationreservation.

D.LeaveIDathomeiftheyaretravellingwithchildren.BZhengQinwenbecamethefirstChinesewomantowintheChinaOpenbybeatingMirraAndreevainBeijing.Enteringthetournament(锦标赛)asawildcard(外卡)andrankingworldnumber54,ZhengsavedthreesetpointsintheopeningsetonSundaybeforebeatingAndreeva7-56-4.The24-year-oldfelltothefloorafterwinningmatchpointandtreatedthecheerfulhomecrowdtosomekaraokefollowinghervictoryspeech.“Thefeelingwasincredible.Winningherebeforemyhomecrowdisoneofmydreams,”shesaid.“I’vebeenthroughaverytoughyear.”Havinghadelbowsurgerylastyear,ZhengclaimedherfirstWTA1000title,endingatwo-yeartitledroughtafterstrugglingwithformandfitnessoverthepastmonths.TheRussianled2-0inbothsetsand5-4inthefirst,yetZhengsavedthreesetpointstotaketheopener7-5.Withthesecondsettiedat4-4,Zhenggraduallygainedcontrol.Thecrowdwasenthusiastic,thoughsometimesdisruptivebetweenpoints.AlatedoublefaultfromZhengbrieflythreatenedtoderailaspecialoccasionforChinesetennis.However,shekeptcalmandsecuredthewinwithanace(发球得分).“IfeltlikeIjustforgothowtocompeteaftercomingbackfrominjury,”shetoldreporters.“Finally,aftersomanylosses,Ifoundmyfireagain,”shesaid.Thisvictorymarksher14thwinoveratop10opponentandherthirdthisseason.Despitetheloss,AndreevaisexpectedtorisetonumberthreeintheworldwhentherankingsareupdatedonMonday.Zhengissettoleapup31spotstonumber23andwillcompeteatWuhanOpenonTuesday.“I’mhungryforwhat’sahead.Ijustwanttogiveeverything,”Zhengadded.24.WhatcanwelearnaboutZhengfromthepassage?A.Sheneverfellbehindinthefirstset.

B.Sheovercamedifficultiestowinthegame.

C.Shegotthetitletwoyearsafterhersurgery.

D.Shesangkaraokebeforehervictoryspeech.25.WhichofthefollowingcanbestdescribeZhengQinwen?A.talentedandmodest. B.toughandambitious.

C.cautiousandcurious. D.generousandeasy-going.26.WhatdoZheng’swordsimplyinthelastparagraph?A.Sherisestofuturechallengeswithwholehearteddevotion.

B.ShewillgiveuptheWuhanOpenbecausesheiswornout.

C.Sheisupsetaboutthedemandingyearshehasexperienced.

D.Shehopesthatherrankingcanjumptonumber23verysoon.27.Whereisthetextmostprobablytakenfrom?A.Apersonaljournal. B.Ahistorytextbook.

C.Asciencemagazine. D.Asportsnewswebsite.COnaWednesdayevening,agroupofwomengatheratMimi’sNeedlepointinDallas,sewingonfabricandchattingovertea.WhatbeganasanonlinecraftdesignbusinessbyMadelineAlfordandhercousinhasgrownintoapopularmeetingplace,aso-called“thirdplace,”meaningsomewherebetweenhomeandwork,wherepeopleconnectandgetabreakfromscreens.ThisscenereflectsagrowingtrendacrossAmerica:youngpeopleareturningto“old-school”hobbies-knitting,needlepoint,bird-watching,bread-baking—asawaytostopscrollingandreconnectwiththerealworld.Andit’snotjustDallasRobertWaldinger,whodirectstheHarvardStudyofAdultDevelopment,isnotsurprised.Hearguesthatthedigitalagehasleftusmoreconnectedonlineyetlonelieroffline,andthatconstantuncertaintyaboutwhatisrealonlinemakesface-to-facecontactmorevaluablethanever.“Iseewithmyeyes,”hesays.“Itisreal.”LindsayDegen’sstoryisfarfromunique.Afterstudyingfabricdesign,shefeltseparatedathomeduringthepandemicandstartedaknittingclubonZoom;itlatergrewintoKnitClub,aphysicalstoreinRhodeIslandhostingfreesewingmeetingstwiceaweek.“AllCraftersWelcome!”istheslogan,andtheclubdrawseveryonefromcollegestudentstopeopleintheirseventies.“Knittingtogetherisagreatwaytomakeadultfriends,”Degensays.“Becausemakingadultfriendsishard.”Similargroupshavesprungupacrossthecountry,fromCreativeMornings’monthlybreakfastlecturesin252citiestoNelsonLuna’scasualphotowalkclubinNewYorkThisismorethanapassingcraze.A2023studyinNatureMedicinefoundthatpeoplewithatleastonehobbyreportfewersymptomsofdepressionandhigherlifesatisfaction;researchintheJournalofGlobalHealthrevealedthatadultswithregularhobbieshavea29%lowerriskofdeath.Thebenefits,researchersnote,aren’tlimitedtooneagegrouporonehobby.Soarepeoplerejectingtechnology?Notexactly;socialmediaishowmanyofthesehobbiesfirstfoundtheiraudience.Whatpeoplearerejectingisbeingalwaysonline,alwayslettinganalgorithmchoosewhattowatchnext.Dowereallyrecognizewhatitcostsusasasocietywhenwecaneasilymakeafriendthroughanappbutstruggletostartaconversationonourownstreet?Thisreturntoofflinelifehasitright:it’stimetothinkdifferentlyaboutthespaceoutsideyourfrontdoor-thecornercoffeeshop,theweeklyknittingcircle,thesidewalkwhereyoustoptotalk28.Whatdoes“thirdplace”referto?A.Anonlineplatformforsharingideas.

B.Aphysicalstoresellingcraftsupplies.

C.Acommunitycenterrunbythegovernment.

D.Anofflinespaceforface-to-faceconnection29.WhatdoesWaldinger’sstatementsuggest?A.Real-lifecontactislosingitsappeal.

B.Realcontactoffersasenseofcertainty.

C.Onlineconnectionsmakepeoplefeellonely.

D.Theinternetmakespeopleavoidin-personmeetings.30.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“craze”probablymean?A.Ahealthproblem. B.Aculturaltradition.

C.Atemporaryfashion. D.Awell-designedproject.31.Whichofthefollowingcanbethebesttitleforthetext?A.ThePowerofthe“ThirdPlace”.

B.TheDifficultyofAdultFriendship.

C.Old-SchoolHobbiesMakeaComeback.

D.TheHiddenCostofConstantConnectivity.DUltra-processedfoods(UPFs)havefrequentlymadenewsforallthewrongreasons.Packagedfoodssuchascereals,crackers,sweet-saltysnacksandfrozenentreesfillsupermarketshelvesacrossAmerica.AlargepercentageofcaloriesAmericanadultsconsumecomefromultra-processedproducts.Forchildren,thefigureisevenhigher,reachinganalarming67%.Theseconveniencefoodshavebecomedeeplyrootedindailydiets,raisingconcernsamonghealthprofessionals“Ultra-processedfoodsareaverysignificanthealthissue,”saysStephenDevries,MD,apreventivecardiologistatHarvard.Hepointsouttheirdoublewhammy:verylittlenutritionalvaluepairedwithexcesssugar,salt,andadditives(添加剂)thatweoftenknowverylittleaboutorthatwedoknowareharmful.Studiesshowhighconsumptionlinkstomorethan30healthconditions,includinghighbloodpressure,cardiovasculardisease,cancer,type2diabetes,obesity,cognitiveimpairmentandstroke.Despitetheserisks,peoplearedrawntothembecausemanufacturers(制造商)designthemtobecheap,convenientandalmostaddictiveCrucially,processingdoesnotequalultra-processing.Processedfoodskeeptheiroriginalformwithminortreatments—frozenstrawberriesarewashed,cutandfrozentopreservenutrition,withnoharmfulextras.Buttheybecomeultra-processedwhenmadeintojamloadedwithhigh-fructosecornsyrupandartificialadditives.Otherhealthyprocessedfoodsincludetofu,oliveoil,cannedfishandplainyogurt.Incontrast,UPFsareindustrialformulations(配方制品)farfromtheiroriginalrawmaterials.Dr.Devriesoffersaninformalrule:ifyourgrandparentswouldnotrecognizeitasfood,itislikelyultra-processed.However,thisdistinctionconfusesshoppers,asmanyproductsappearinghealthy—suchasgranolabars,fruit-flavoredyogurtsandenergydrinks—areactuallyUPFs.Toaddressthis,expertsofferpracticaladvice.TheDietaryGuidelinesforAmericansencouragepeopletoeat“realfood”:wholeorminimallyprocessed,recognizableasfood,madewithfewingredientsandfreeofaddedsugarsandartificialflavors.ChristopherGardner,anutritionscientistatStanford,suggestsjudgingthepurposeofadditives;manycosmetic“additives”areaddednotfornutritionbuttomisleadconsumers.Dr.Devriessharesasimplerrule:thecloserfoodstaystoitsnaturalstate,thehealthieritis—thehealthiestfoodsdonotevenneedlabels:freshproduce,beansandwholegrains.Ultimately,simplytellingpeopletocutoutUPFsisnotenough;theyneedhealthierreplacements,andaspublicawarenessrises,manufacturersarebeginningtoadjusttheirproducts32.Whyis“67%”mentionedinparagraph1?A.Toexplainthecauseofchildhoodobesity.

B.Toshowchildren’shighUPFconsumption.

C.Tocomparedietsbetweenadultsandchildren.

D.Toproveadults’preferenceforpackagedfoods.33.Inthe“doublewhammy”,theadditivesaredescribedas__________A.harmfulbutnecessary. B.neitherusednortested.

C.bothnutritiousandsafe. D.eitherignorantordamaging.34.Whichofthefollowingbelongstoultra-processedfoods(UPFs)?A.Fruit-flavoredmilk. B.Frozenstrawberries.

C.TypicalCannedfish. D.Plainandpureyogurt.35.WhatdoesChristopherGardnersuggestconsumerscareabout?A.Thereasonswhyadditivesareadded.

B.Thecountrywherethefoodisproduced.

C.Thebrandreputationofthemanufacturer.

D.Thequantityofcaloriescontainedinthefood.三、阅读七选五：本大题共5小题，共12.5分。Manystudentsregardbreaksastimewasted—somethingtheyshouldavoidorfeelguiltyabout.

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Infact,researchshowsthatbreaksareanecessarypartofeffectivestudying,andskippingthemcanquietlyharmthestudyhoursyouareproudof.

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Stareatanydemandingtasklongenoughandyourperformancefalls.Inonestudy,peopleworkedonafifty-minuteattention-heavytask;mostgroups’performancedroppedsteadily,butagroupgiventwobriefswitchestoanunrelatedtaskheldsteadythewholetime.Interestingly,thebraindoesnot“runoutof”attentionlikeabattery;instead,itgetsusedtothetask.

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Thisiswhyevenatwo-minutechangeofactivitycanhelpyoustayfocusedforthewholeafternoon.However,notallbreaksareequal.

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Awalkoutside,alookatgreenplants,oreatingawayfromyourdeskcantrulyrefreshyourattention.Turningfromyourtextbooktoascreenfullofsocialposts,bycontrast,isachangeofscene-buthardlyarealbreak,sinceitdemandsthesamekindofattention.Timingandlengthalsomatter.Performanceondemandingtasksfallswithinaboutanhourofcontinuouswork,sobreaksevery25to50minutesfittheevidence.Shortbreaksoffivetotenminutesworkwell;aftereverytwoorthreeblocks,alongerrestof20to30minutescancovermeals,movement,orevenashortnap.Twoprinciplescountmorethanexactnumbers:decideabreak’slengthbeforeitstarts,andenditwhilegettingbacktoworkstillfeelseasy.Somebreakchoices,however,costmorethantheyrestore.Socialpostsareonecommontrap:theycatchexactlytheattentionyouaretryingtorecover,andtheirendlessupdatescanturnfiveminutesintofifty.

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A．Whydoesyourfocusdropsoeasily?B．Takingabreakisasignofweakness.C．Butthisviewisscientificallyincorrect.D．Doesalongerbreakalwaysworkbetter?E．Switchtosomethingelse,anditwillfeelfreshagainF．Skippingbreaksaltogetherisanothercommontrapthatruinsyourfocus.G．Agoodbreakshouldbeunlikestudying,callingforadifferenttypeofattention.36.A.A B.B C.C D.D E.E F.F G.G37.A.A B.B C.C D.D E.E F.F G.G38.A.A B.B C.C D.D E.E F.F G.G39.A.A B.B C.C D.D E.E F.F G.G40.A.A B.B C.C D.D E.E F.F G.G四、完形填空：本大题共15小题，共15分。Itwas11p.m.onaSunday,andIwasstillscrolling.Aclassmatehad

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aphotoofherperfectstudydesk:color-codednotes,ahalf-finishedessay,acupoftea.Thetitleread,"Quietstudy.Noexcuses."Ilookedatmyowndesk—messyworksheets,aphoneIcouldn't

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thesameway:someonewasalwaysdoingmore,doingitbetter,anddoingitwithacalmIadmired.Iknewcomparisonwas"badforme,"butknowingthatdidnotmakethefeeling

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,moreoftenthanbefore,nottobelievethatstory.41.A.posted B.taken C.copied D.circled42.A.taketo B.putdown C.turnon D.bringout43.A.thrilling B.sinking C.calming D.satisfying44.A.end B.change C.launch D.develop45.A.last B.evolve C.grow D.disappear46.A.frightened B.shocked C.tired D.embarrassed47.A.follow B.understand C.prove D.expect48.A.strategy B.explanation C.copy D.tendency49.A.speeches B.videos C.versions D.approaches50.A.model B.fashion C.feature D.performance51.A.evaluation B.feed C.likes D.advertisements52.A.tougher B.quieter C.trickier D.broader53.A.complaining B.admiring C.learning D.spreading54.A.when B.where C.what D.which55.A.declining B.wishing C.pretending D.choosing五、语法填空：本大题共1小题，共15分。56.Asuddentwist,aswiftshiftofweight,avigorousshakeoftheshoulders—movesoncetaughtinaBeijingdanceclassroomnearlyadecadeago—havebecomethelatestsocialmediasensations,

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(inspire)millionstogiveChinesefolkdanceatry.Todate,thetrend

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thesetwoseeminglyunusualmovesarenointernetinventions.BothoriginatefromtraditionalChinesefolk-dancemovesand

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China.AstheUnitedStates-basedMarthaGrahamDanceCompanypreparestoperforminthecountryinNovember,principaldancersXinYingandLloydKnighthavejoinedthetrend,showingofftheirownversionsofthemoves.Theunexpected

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(popular)ofthemoveshasbroughtfreshattentiontoChinesefolkdance.TianLu,aprofessorattheBeijingDanceAcademy

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六、任务型读写：本大题共1小题，共25分。57.阅读下面材料，根据其内容和所给段落开头语续写两段，使之成为一篇完整的短文。Iusedtobelievethatgoodnessmerelymeantdoingnoharmtotheworld.YetmyunderstandingofitchangedcompletelyafterImovedbacktomyhometown.Oneday,whilewalkingmydog,IencounteredGrandpaNicholas,wholivedinthesamevillage.Heheldalitterpickerinonehandandabagstuffedwithrubbishintheother,cleaningwastefromthevillagecanal.Hespentroughlyanhouroniteveryday,nomatterhowhardtherubbishwastoreach.Hewouldevenriskslippingintothewatertoremovefloatingrubbish.Atfirst,Ididn’tunderstandhisbehaviour.“Whybother,Grandpa?“Iasked.“Therubbishwillcomebacktomorrow.”Tomymind,thosebitsoffloatingwastewerehardlyworthsuchpersonalrisk.Whattroubledmemorewasthevillagers’gossip.Somesaidhewasmeddlinginthingsthatwerenoneofhisbusiness;somelaughedathimforhisthanklesslabour;otherswhisperedthatheonlywantedtoshowoff.Grandpaneverarguedback.Hejustkeptpickingrubbishdayinanddayout,wearinghisusualcalmsmile.Onemorning,Grandpacalledovertome.“Comeandgivemeahand,willyou?”Ihesitatedatfirst,makingexcusesaboutschoolwork.SinceIhadtowalkmydoganyway,Idraggedmyfeetandwentalongwithhim.Yetthathourbythecanalchangedsomethinginme.Gradually,Ifoundmyselfheadingforthecanalonpurposewhenwalkingthedog,pickingupbottlesalongtheway.Oneweekend,Grandpaboughtmemyveryownlitterpicker.Ononeoccasion,Ievenspentanentireafternoonstraighteninguptheyoungtreesblowndowninthevillage.Itfeltodd,yetdeeplyrewarding.注意：(1)字数应为150左右；(2)请按如下格式在答题纸相应位置作答。Oneafternoonafteraheavystorm,IofferedtogoalongthecanalwithGrandpa.____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________WatchingGrandpa’sdevotedfigure,thevillagersfellsilent.____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________七、书面表达：本大题共1小题，共15分。58.假定你是校英文文学社社长李华。上个月起，社团公众号每天推送一首英文诗，中文译文由AI生成，最近留言区对此讨论很多。校英文报“LiteratureCorner”栏目请你写一篇稿件，内容包括：1.你的看法；2.你的建议。注意：1.词数80左右；2.请按如下格式在相应位置作答。MyOpiniononAI-GeneratedPoetryTranslations_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

1.【答案】A2.【答案】A3.【答案】C4.【答案】C5.【答案】A6~7.【答案】A、A8~9.【答案】