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第二部分閱讀理解（共兩節(jié)，滿分50分）

第一節(jié) （共15小題；每小題25分，滿分375分）

閱讀下列短文，從每題所給的A、B、C和D四個選項中，選出最佳選項。

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Praia da Falésia in the Algarve， Portugal is known for its dramatic red， sandy cliffs（懸崖） and golden sand. It has finished in the first place at the Travelers'?Choice Awards 2024， ahead of impressive locations in the Caribbean， Australia and the Seychelles.

The Algarve is a top choice among travelers seeking warmth and sun even during the winter months. The Olhos de Agua region， where you'll find Praia da Falésia， has a Mediterranean climate with long hot summers and relatively short winters.

For the most heat， the best time to visit is between June and August. The hottest month of the year is July， which has an average high of 30℃ and an average low of 22℃. February is the coldest month of the year， but you would still be able to wear a T-shirt outdoors. The average high is 16℃ and an average low of 10℃．

For a shopping lover， visit Albufeira's old town—Avenida Dr Francisco Sa Carneiro—for souvenirs（紀念品） and clothes. You can also find an open-air mall named Algarve Shopping， where you can buy anything from pottery to a new dress， as well as local bars and restaurants， like Planet Fusion， The Three Harps and Symbiosis．

The west side of the awardwinning beach is where you'll find the high red cliffs. This part is also referred to as Aoteias and a highly rated hotel in this area is the Epic Sana Algarve Beach Hotel. The east side of Praia da Falésia， towards Vilamoura， is referred to as Alfamar because of the nearby Alfamar Beach & Sport Resort. The lower parts of the cliffs can be found here， along with shallow waters where activities like paragliding， diving and surfing take place．

1. When can you experience the hottest weather？

A. July.B. June.C. August.D. February．

2. What can you do in Avenida Dr Francisco Sa Carneiro？

A. Play good sand.B. Buy new dress．

C. Enjoy warm sun.D. Have a good drink．

記T1={i|ai-a～i=bi-1，i=2，3，…，N-1}，T2={i|ai-a～i=-bi+1+1，i=2，3，…，N-1}，則T1∩T2=，且T1∪T2={2，3，…，N-1}.

注意到：若存在j∈T2且2≤j≤N-2，即aj-a～j=-bj+1+1，則j+1∈T2.否則，若j+1∈T1，則aj+1-a～j+1=bj+1-1=-（-bj+1+1）=-（aj-a～j），不合題意．

因此，集合T1，T2有以下三種情形：

①T1={2，3，…，N-1}，T2=.對任意i∈{2，3，…，N-1}，有bi≥2，則aN=a1+（b2+b3+…+bN-1）+bN≥0+（N-2）·2+1=2N-3，當且僅當b2=b3=…=bN-1=2時，bN=1，

即A：0，2，4，…，2N-4，2N-3時，等號成立，此時存在“強緊數(shù)列”A～：0，1，3，…，2N-3，

故此情形下，aN的最小值為2N-3．

②T1={2，3，…，k}，T2={k+1，k+2，…，N-1}，其中k=2，3，…，N-2.對任意i∈T1，有bi≥2，對任意j∈T2，有bj+1≥2.

aN=a1+（b2+b3+…+bk）+bk+1+（bk+2+bk+3…+bN）≥0+（k-1）·2+1+（N-k-1）·2=2N-3.

故此情形下，aN的最小值不小于2N-3．

③T1=，T2={2，3，…，N-1}.對任意i∈{2，3，…，N-1}，有bi+1≥2，

aN=a1+b2+（b3+b4…+bN）≥0+2+（N-2）·2=2N-2>2N-3.

故此情形下，aN的最小值不小于2N-3.

綜上，aN的最小值為2N-3.

責任編輯 徐國堅3. Where can tourists enjoy surfing？

A. Alfamar.B. Aoteias.

C. Vilamoura.D. Symbiosis．

B

I like to knit（編織） every single day. I'll turn the TV on—usually just the news—while I make many things like hats and little toy chickens. My favorite thing to make are chickens. In fact， I've been doing them for almost 50 years．

I do this to sell them and raise money for charity， especially for National Health Service（NHS）. As a 76yearold retired clerk working at Barnsley Hospital， it's a cause close to my heart. As I love knitting， this type of fundraising never feels like a hard work．

I first picked up the needles at five when my grandmother taught me how to knit. Immediately， I absolutely loved it and couldn't get enough. Some of my friends at school and people I've met at various social events over the years loved it， too. So it's been a great way to connect with others．

One day， a relative of mine saw my little creations and took one chicken to her colleagues. She rang me that evening and said. “I think you'd better sit down. We want 600 chickens.” I almost had a heart attack！ Especially because it was only three weeks when they wanted them done. So I called on some friends of mine to help and we finally completed the order．

Ever since， I've also raised money through knitting with five friends， including my granddaughter Ashley. We knitted to raise money for Barnsley Hospital Charity's “Make a Memory Appeal”， which supports people living with dementia. We've helped raise close to ￡100，000 for charity．

Last year， I actually won Barnsley Hospital NHS Foundation Trust's Proud of Barnsley award in the Hospital Hero category. I felt very honored， but I couldn't do it all on my own. Besides my friends， I must thank my family driving me to buy wool， helping to sell my creations or posting on social media for me．

4. What can we learn about the author from the first two paragraphs？

A. She enjoys watching TV.

B. She enjoys working in a hospital．

C. She has a love for knitting.

D. She has a love for raising animals．

5. What could knitting help the author at school？

A. To make much money.

B. To enjoy a better life with people.

C. To join in social events.

D. To have a connection with others．

6. How did the author feel after hearing her relative's words？

A. Tired and delighted.

B. Excited and amused.

C. Shocked and Nervous.

D. Confused and disappointed．

7. What can be inferred from the last paragraph？

A. The author's friend became a famous hero.

B. Many people respected the author very much.

C. The author felt honored to knit for a long time.

D. The author's family tried their best to help her．

C

Imagine picking up a new book that you're excited to read， feeling comfortable in your favorite spot， and turning to the last chapter. While most readers open to page one， there are many people who jump right into the most interesting part of the book—the end—before going back to the beginning and starting from there.

Because doing that changes the overall experience of reading the book， some people say readers should always begin with the first chapter. Others think starting at the end is perfectly up to the mark and may even be the best way to read a book.

There are many different ways to enjoy a book and none of them are wrong. Starting with the last pages makes some readers even more curious about the story and helps them decide whether the book is worth reading. Other people don't like to be in doubt or worry about what happens to the characters. Reading ahead helps them relax， enjoy the book， and really appreciate the writing----similar to when people reread a book and get more out of it the second time. Some people also enjoy the excitement of guessing exactly how the story will reach an ending they already know．

Books are meant to be read in the order in which they're written. Part of the enjoyment of reading a good book is following the action from start to finish， discovering new information about the story and characters bit by bit， and being surprised by the plot. Reading the last chapter first is disrespectful to the author， who put in a lot of effort and wrote the book in a specific way for a reason. And if you know the ending， you have to avoid destroying it for other people who are reading it. That means it's safer not to discuss it with them even though talking about a book can be a big part of the fun of reading it．

8. What does the underlined words “up to the mark” mean in paragraph 2？

A. Funny.B. Remarkable.

C. Acceptable.D. Disappointing．

9. What's the author's attitude to starting reading at the end？

A. Objective. B. Indifferent.

C. Approving.D. Dismissive．

10. What is the main idea of the third paragraph？

A. The fun of reading with the last pages.

B. The reasons of reading with the last pages.

C. The processes of reading with the last pages．

D. The importance of reading with the last pages．

11. Why do some people enjoy starting with the beginning？

A. They have much time to read the book written in order．

B. They have a strong desire to know the writers'?true ability．

C. They have a really patient mind to follow the book bit by bit.

D. They have enjoyment from getting new things from the book.

D

When two rats began taking their own photos with a camera attached to their cage， artist Augustin Lignier said he felt “super powerful.”

As a part of his graduate study， Lignier bought two rats from a pet store in France where he lives， and built them a complicated cage. Using a way that gave the rats sugar whenever they pressed a button， he trained them to take pictures of themselves， and， in the process， produced a commentary on the ideas of pleasure， reward and the addictive behaviors caused by social media．

Lignier based his cage design on the “Skinner Box”， a device invented by American psychologist B.F. Skinner to study animal behavior. The artist said he drew inspiration from scientific experiments， developed by Skinner during the 1950s that trained animals to complete complex tasks. As the two rats—which Lignier named Augustin and Arthur—began exploring their new environment， they would randomly touch the button that gave them sugar. A week later， they began to understand the positive effect of pressing the button， associating it with the sugar hit．

Once they understood this， Lignier moved them to a normal cage — with the intention of making the animals forget about the sugar — before moving them back into the original cage. But at this time the button didn't release sugar every time it was pressed．

Instead， the sugar release was randomized but because the rat's brain “associates pleasure to sugar and sugar to the button. They touch it，” Lignier said， adding that the rats would sometimes press the button for sugar more than once a minute. Giving randomized rewards in return for taking selfies（自拍） mirrored the strategies used by social media companies and dating apps to keep users coming back．

“Every time the rats push the button， they have dopamine（多巴胺） in their brain and then it records the exact moment they were touching it，” Lignier said. “I was fascinated by this.”

12. What is the author's purpose of mentioning social media？

A. To review the logic of Lignier's study．

B. To compare Lignier's different studies.

C. To show an application of Lignier's idea．

D. To make Lignier's research better understood．

13. What made BFSkinner invent Skinner Box？

A. To display his ability.

B. To do research on animal behavior.

C. To live a meaningful life.

D. To complete complex animal tasks．

14. The rats have no sugar reward if .

A. They are full enough

B. They fight with each other

C. They are in a normal cage

D. They touch the wrong button

15. What is the best title of the passage？

A. Lignier's Graduate Study

B. Rats Addicted to Getting Rewards

C. Lignier's Two Lovely Pets

D. Rats Fond of Living in Two Cages

第二節(jié)（共5小題；每小題25分，滿分125分）

根據(jù)短文內容，從短文后的選項中選出能填入空白處的最佳選項。選項中有兩項為多余選項。

The scientists at the University of Massachusetts Amherst has recently shown that nearly any material can be turned into a device that continuously harvests electricity from wetness in the air.

The air contains a huge amount of electricity. Think of a cloud， which is nothing more than a mass of water droplets.If the scientists can create a humanbuilt cloud that produces electricity continuously， it can be harvested.

The heart of the human-made cloud depends on what the scientists call the “generic Airgen effect”： literally any kind of material can harvest electricity from air if it has a certain property.It should have holes less than a thousandth of the width of a human hair， which is about 100 nm（納米）．

It would be made from a thin layer of material full of holes smaller than 100 nm. The holes would let water molecules（分子） pass from the upper to the lower part of the material. Each hole is so small that the water molecules would easily run into the hole's edge. Because they pass through the thin layer. So the upper part of the layer would be attacked by many more chargecarrying water molecules than the lower part， creating a charge imbalance， as the upper part increased its charge relative to the lower part. This would effectually create a battery， which runs if there's any wetness in the air．

Since wetness is everpresent， the harvester would run anytime and anywhere. It solves one of the major problems of technologies like wind or solar.

Imagine a future world where clean electricity is available anywhere you go. The generic Airgen effect means that this future world can be a reality．

A. What is that property？

B. How to make electricity？

C. Each tiny drop contains a charge．

D. They only work under certain conditions．

E. Scientists can design a good electricity harvester．

F. Based on this number， an electricity harvester can be designed．

G. It opens a wide door for harvesting clean electricity from thin air．

第三部分語言知識運用（共兩節(jié)，滿分30分）

第一節(jié) （共15小題；每小題1分，滿分15分）

閱讀下面短文，從短文后各題所給的A、B、C和D四個選項中，選出可以填入空白處的最佳選項。

When China's first spaceman Yang Liwei was sent into space on October 15， 2003， it was a historymaking moment for China. Since his trip to space， Yang has 21 many Chinese spacemen on their trips. But the 22 on October 26， 2023 was especially moving， as it came just days after the 20thanniversary（周年紀念） of his 23flight．

That day， three Chinese spacemen were launched on the Shenzhou17 spaceship from the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center， 24 for the Tiangong space station for a sixmonth 25. This is China's sixth manned 26 to its space station since 2021．

They are the youngest 27 China has ever sent to spacewith an average age of 38. Tang Shengjie， 33， and Jiang Xinlin， 35 are new comers. They are 28 by Tang Hongbo， 48， who was on China's first manned trip to its space station in 2021. One of their tasks is to repair the solar panels 29 by space rubbish—the first time Chinese spacemen will 30 repair work outside the station．

“When I watch this new launch as an old spaceman， the first thing coming into my 31 is pride. Because China's manned spaceflight has developed rapidly and made great 32 since 2003， ” Yang 33 to the reporters．

Yang was glad to see a 34 generation of Chinese spacemen taking up the baton（接力棒）. In them， he has seen hope for the future development of China's space 35．

21. A. took inB. sent off

C. calmed downD. ran into

22. A. songB. story

C. launchD. assistance

23. A. technicalB. dangerous

C. comfortableD. historic

24. A. searchingB. heading

C. cyclingD. driving

25. A. stayB. holiday

C. interviewD. record

26. A. raceB. invitation

C. signalD. mission

27. A. teamB. family

C. audienceD. class

28. A. awardedB. led

C. raisedD. employed

29. A. damagedB. followed

C. changedD. controlled

30. A. findB. observe

C. perform D. interrupt

31. A. roomB. mind

C. spaceD. show

32. A. mistakesB. promises

C. choicesD. achievements

33. A. repliedB. signed

C. noddedD. smiled

34. A. fatterB. taller

C. youngerD. cleaner

35. A. industryB. product

C. costD. knowledge

第二節(jié) （共10小題；每小題15分，滿分15分）

閱讀下面短文，在空白處填入1個適當?shù)膯卧~或括號內單詞的正確形式。

According to a new research， Matabele ants are like little doctors. Scientists recently have found that these insects， 36 live south of the Sahara Desert in Africa， can treat injured members of their group back to health by 37（use） medicine their own bodies produce.

These large ants often attack groups of termites（白蟻） which 38（be） their main source of food. But when the termites fight back， the ants may be 39（danger） injured. Such an attack can infect the insects with 40 type of bacteria called Pseudomonas aeruginosa. This infection is powerful enough41（kill） an ant—or even a human—if it is not treated.

Fortunately， Matabele ants have a special organ producing an antibiotic（抗生素）， a kind of medicine that fights infections 42（cause） by bacteria. Experts found that when one soldier ant 43（injure）， other ants in the group can identify this infection and heal it by applying saliva（唾液） containing the antibiotic to the wounds. Death rates in ants treated with the saliva decreased 44 90%. No other living creatures except for humans are known to treat wounds in this way. Scientists hope this 45（discover） will help develop new antibiotics for people．

第四部分 寫作（共兩節(jié)，滿分40分）

假定你是李華，想邀請對中國書法感興趣的外教Peter參加學校的春聯(lián)（Spring Festival couplets）書寫活動。請你給他寫封郵件，內容包括：

1.活動時間、地點；

2.活動內容。

注意：

1.詞數(shù)80左右；

2.可以適當增加細節(jié)，以使行文連貫；

3. 開頭語和結束語已為你寫好。

Dear Peter，

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Yours，

Li Hua

第二節(jié) （滿分 25 分）

閱讀下面材料，根據(jù)其內容和所給段落開頭語續(xù)寫兩段，使之構成一篇完整的短文。

I've wanted to be a fashion designer since I was 12. I remembered being on holiday in Rome， and seeing billboards of Alexander McQueen's Plato's Atlantis line. The campaign was a combination of the human and the sea creature， and reminded me of Disney's The Little Mermaid（美人魚）—my favorite film. It's difficult to explain， but I knew thendeep down in my heart—that my life was about to change forever．

From the age of 13， my mum started buying me copies of Vogue magazine. I headed down to my local beach， where I poured over its shiny pages. The beach was my favorite place， and I spent hours absorbing myself in the magazine， tracing outlines of high-end design with my fingers. Inspired by the magazine， I started drawing anything that would come to my mind—dresses， bags and patterns．

My mum worked hard for me to spend summers at Central Saint Martins'?summer school in London to study fashion styling， and was supportive of my dream. But I have dyspraxia（運動障礙）， and at 16 I was told I shouldn't even apply for art school because of it. As a result， I never expected it to progress past more than just a fun hobby that I loved and helped me relieve my stress．

At the age of 23， I went to Brighton to study print design， and then moved to Los Angeles. I spent most of my time in Venice Beach—drawing designs on my iPad， hoping that I could eventually create a career out of something I truly loved.Every night I went to bed imagining my drawings on the billboards I'd seen in Rome， and on the catwalks of fashion weeks across the world. I dreamed of making my lifetime of drawing more than just a hobby. In January 2024， I moved back to South Wales and lived with my mother.

注意：

1.續(xù)寫詞數(shù)為150左右；

2.請按如下格式在答題卡的相應位置作答。

I broke the news to my mum that I wanted to be a fashion designer.

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My jaw dropped when I saw a famous designer contact me in an e-mail.

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答案與點撥

第二部分閱讀理解

第一節(jié)

（A）本文是應用文，主要介紹了葡萄牙的旅游勝地Praia da Falésia。

1.A細節(jié)理解題。由題干中的the hottest weather可定位到第三段，最熱的月份是7月，故選A項。

2.B細節(jié)理解題。由題干中的Avenida Dr Francisco Sa Carneiro可定位到第四段，游客可在這里買衣服，故選B項。

3.A細節(jié)理解題。由題干中的surfing可定位到最后一段，游客可在Alfamar沖浪，故選A項。

（B）本文是記敘文，主要介紹了作者通過編織做慈善的故事。

4.C細節(jié)理解題。由第一段最后一句I've been doing them for almost 50 years可知，作者喜愛編織，故選C項。

5.D細節(jié)理解題。由第三段中的Some of my friends at school and people I've met at various social events over the years loved it， too. So it's been a great way to connect with others可知，我在學校的一些朋友和多年來在各種社交活動中遇到的人也很喜歡它。因此，這是一種與他人建立聯(lián)系的好方法。這說明作者通過編織交到朋友，跟他人建立了聯(lián)系，故選D項。

6.C推理判斷題。由第四段中I almost had a heart attack！ Especially because it was only three weeks before they wanted them done可知，作者差點就心臟病了，因為到交貨只有三周了。由此可知，作者是很震驚的，因為時間緊迫，肯定也是緊張的，故選C項。

7.D推理判斷題。根據(jù)第六段I must thank my family driving me to buy wool， helping to sell my creations or posting on social media for me可知，作者的家人為幫作者付出了很多，故選D項。

（C）本文是議論文，論述了從頭開始閱讀和從最后開始一頁開始閱讀都有其可取之處。

8.C 詞義猜測題。根據(jù)第二段劃線詞前面的內容可知，有人說讀者應該從第一章開始。由此可推知，另外一些人認為從后面開始讀是可取的，甚至可能是閱讀書籍的最佳方式，故選C。

9.A作者態(tài)度題。根據(jù)第三段第一句There are many different ways to enjoy a book and none of them are wrong可知，有很多種閱讀方式，但沒有什么是不好的，由此可推知，作者的態(tài)度是客觀的，故選A。

10.B主旨大意題。根據(jù)第三段可知，有人從后面開始讀是因為好奇和決定這本書是否值得一讀；有人是不喜歡懸念，從后面讀是為了放松；也有一些人喜歡根據(jù)自己的所知去猜結局而從后面讀；這些都是人們采取從后面開始閱讀的原因，故選B。

11.D 細節(jié)理解題。根據(jù)最后一段第二句Part of the enjoyment of reading a good book is following the action from start to finish， discovering new information about the story and characters bit by bit， and being surprised by the plot可知，讀一本好書的樂趣之一是從頭跟到尾，一點一點地發(fā)現(xiàn)故事和人物的新信息，并對情節(jié)感到驚訝，故選D。

（D）本文是說明文，主要介紹2個老鼠學會自拍是為了獲得糖果獎勵。

12.D推理判斷題。由第二段中的he trained them to take pictures of themselves， and， in the process， produced a commentary on the ideas of pleasure， reward and the addictive behaviors caused by social media可知，他訓練它們拍攝自己的照片，并在這個過程中對快樂、獎勵和社交媒體引起的成癮行為的想法進行了注解，由此可推知，作者提到社交媒體的特點和這2只老鼠的實驗有相同之處，這能讓讀者更容易理解實驗，故選D項。

13.B細節(jié)理解題。由第三段第一句中的…the “Skinner Box，” a device invented by American psychologist B.F. Skinner to study animal behavior可知，“斯金納盒子”，美國心理學家B.F.斯金納發(fā)明的一種研究動物行為的裝置，故選B項。

14.C細節(jié)理解題。由第四段中的Lignier moved them to a normal cage… But at this time the button didn't release sugar every time it was pressed可知，在正常的籠子里，它們按了按鈕，也是沒有糖果的，故選C項。

15.B文章主旨題。通讀全文可知，這篇文章主要介紹2個老鼠學會自拍是為了獲得糖果獎勵，故選B項。

第二節(jié)

本文是說明文，主要說明了利用空氣中的濕度來發(fā)電。

16.G 空格前的air和選項中的air是同詞重現(xiàn)。并且，G選項中的It指代的是空格前一句的nearly any material can be turned into a device that continuously harvests electricity from wetness in the air，故選G項。

17.C空格前water droplets與C項中Each tiny drop為同義重現(xiàn)，故選C項。

18.A空格前a certain property與A項中property為同詞復現(xiàn)，故選A項。

19.F由空格后第一句It would be made from a thin layer of material full of holes smaller than 100 nm可知，It指代的是F選項中的an electricity harvester。同時F項里的designed和空后第一句的made為上下義，“設計”后接著就“制造”電收納器。F項里的this number可指代上一段最后一句的和空后第一句的100 nm（納米），故選F項。

20.D D選項中They指代的是空格前的technologies like wind or solar；空格前第一句講述的是“電力采集器”的優(yōu)點：可以在任何時間任何地點工作，F(xiàn)選項講述的是“風能或電能技術”的缺點：“在某種條件下才能工作”形成鮮明的對比，故選D項。

第三部分語言知識運用

第一節(jié)

本文是記敘文，介紹了中國第一位宇航員楊利偉歡送湯洪波、唐勝杰和江新林搭載神舟17號上太空執(zhí)行任務。

21. B 根據(jù)空后的many Chinese spacemen on their trips、下文第四段第一句的When I watch this new launch as an old spaceman和常識可知，楊利偉“送別（sent off）”了很多的宇航員，故選B項。

22. C 由下文第二段第一句的three Chinese spacemen were launched on the Shenzhou-17 spaceship from the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center和第四段第一句的When I watch this new launch as an old spaceman可知，2023年10月26日的“發(fā)射 （launch）”特別令楊利偉感動，故選C項。

23. D 由文章首句When China's first spaceman Yang Liwei was sent into space on October 15， 2003， it was a history-making moment for China和空前的as it came just days after the 20th anniversary可知，10月26日的發(fā)射特別令楊利偉感動，因為這是在他“歷史性的（historic）”飛行20周年紀念日的數(shù)天后，故選D項。

24. B 由空前的three Chinese spacemen were launched on the Shenzhou-17 spaceship from the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center和空后的the Tiangong space station可知，三個中國宇航員搭載神舟十七號從酒泉衛(wèi)星發(fā)射中心“出發(fā)（heading）”到天宮空間站，故選B項?！癶ead for”是動詞短語，表示“前往（某地）”的意義。

25. A 由空前的the Tiangong space station for six-month和下文第三段最后一句的One of their tasks is to repair the solar panels可知，他們將在天宮空間站“停留（stay）”六個月，故選A項。

26. D 由空前的This is China's sixth manned可知，這是中國自2021年以來第六次在空間站執(zhí)行載人“任務（mission）”，故選D項。

27. A 由本段的第二句Tang Shengjie， 33， and Jiang Xinlin， 35 are new comers、第三句Tang Hongbo， 48， who was on China's first manned trip to its space station in 2021和上文第二段第一句的three Chinese spacemen可知，他們三人是中國送上太空平均年齡最年輕的“團隊（team）”，故選A項。

28. B 由上一句的Tang Shengjie， 33， and Jiang Xinlin， 35 are new comers、空后的Tang Hongbo， 48， who was on China's first manned trip to its space station in 2021和常識可知，兩個新人唐勝杰和江新林由湯洪波“領導（led）”，湯洪波在2021年參與了中國首次載人空間站之旅，故選B項。

29. A 由空前的One of their tasks is to repair the solar panels和此句結尾部分的repair work outside the station可知，他們將修復被太空垃圾“損壞（damaged）”的太陽能電池板，故選A項。

30. C 由空前的One of their tasks is to repair the solar panels和空后的repair work outside the station可知，中國航天員將首次在空間站外面“實施（perform）”維修工作，故選C項。

31. B 由空前的When I watch this new launch as an old spaceman， the first thing…、上文第一段最后一句的as it came just days after the 20th anniversary”和常識可知，楊利偉作為老一代的宇航員在20年后看到這次新的發(fā)射，他肯定會感慨萬千，所以他的“腦海（mind）”首先浮現(xiàn)的是自豪之情，故選B項。

32. D 由空前的China's manned spaceflight has developed rapidly可知，中國的載人航天取得了巨大的“成就（achievements）”，故選D項。

33. D 由空前的China's manned spaceflight has developed rapidly、下一段第一句的Yang was glad和常識可知，楊利偉心情好，他對著記者肯定是“笑著說（smiled）”，故選D項。

34. C 由第三段的Tang Shengjie， 33， and Jiang Xinlin， 35 are new comers”和空后的“taking up the baton（接力棒）”可知，楊利偉很高興看到“更年輕（younger）的”中國宇航員接過接力棒，故選C項。

35. A由文中出現(xiàn)的Yang Liwei、Chinese spacemen和China's manned spaceflight等可知，他看到了中國航天“工業(yè)（industry）”未來發(fā)展的希望，故選A項。

第二節(jié)

本文是說明文，介紹了一種螞蟻能用含有抗生素的唾液治愈被對手咬傷的同伴。

36.which 該空考查非限制性定語從句，由先行詞insects可知，此處填which。

37.using 由空前的介詞by可知，此處需填現(xiàn)在分詞using。

38.are 由先行詞groups of termites可知，此處需謂語動詞的復數(shù)形式are。

39. dangerously 由空后的動詞injure可知，此處需填副詞dangerously修飾它。

40. a 固定搭配a type of表示“一種”，故填a。

41. to kill 由形容詞enough后接動詞不定式可知，此處需填to kill。

42.caused 名詞infections和動詞cause是被動關系，故填過去分詞caused。

43.is injured 空前的one soldier ant和injure是被動關系，又由空前的連詞when和空后的can identify可知，此處需填is injured。

44.by 固定搭配decrease by表示“下降了”，故填by。

45.discovery 由this可知，此處需填名詞discovery作主語。

第四部分 寫作

第一節(jié)

One possible version

Dear Peter，

Our school will hold an activity called Writing Spring Festival Couplets in the school hall next Sunday. As you are interested in Chinese calligraphy， I'm writing to invite you to join us．

This activity will be scheduled to start at 9 am， lasting for three hours. An expert will deliver a speech about Spring Festival couplets. After that， students and teachers interested in Chinese calligraphy will write Spring Festival couplets together. Anyone who is present at the activity can ask the calligraphers to write whatever he wants．

I sincerely hope you will accept my invitation. Looking forward to your reply．

Yours，

Li Hua

第二節(jié)

One possible version

I broke the news to my mum that I wanted to be a fashion designer. It came to my mind that my mum would support me as she was always my biggest cheerleader and supporter of my life goal. My mum said to me in her soft but firm voice， “How happy I am as you have determination to pursue your goal. I will support whatever you do.” I hugged my mum immediately， smiling from ear to ear. I began to draw day and night， sending my designs to a lot of fashion magazines， anticipating to join them．

My jaw dropped when I saw a famous designer contact me in an email. This designer was very familiar to me as he often appeared in the Vogue magazine. In the email， he said he thought highly of my designs， hoping that I could join him in his team to set up a Design House to sell the bags online. I shared the news with my mum， who couldn't help crying and took pride in me. What was the most vital thing for me was that I finally realized my dream of becoming a designer．

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