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W:Whatsonatthemovies,John?
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W:LetsgototheStarCinema.Theothertwosoundboring.
(犜犲狓狋2)
W:Goodevening,sir.CanIhelpyou?
M:Atableforfive,please.Weareexpectinganothertwofriends.Theywilbehereataboutsixoclock.
W:OK.MayItakeyourorder?
(犜犲狓狋3)
M:Howwasyourroomlastnight?
W:Great.Isleptlikeababy.Thebediscomfortable,andtherateisquitereasonable.CanIcheckoutnow?
M:Sure.
(犜犲狓狋4)
W:Theweatherissochangeableatthistimeofyear.Justnowwewerebathedinsunshine,enjoyingthewarmth.Butlook!Abank
ofcloudsarerolingin.Itlookslikerain.Ihopeitwontruinourday.
M:Dontworry.Theweatherreportsaysitwilclearupsoon.
(犜犲狓狋5)
M:Openyourmouthwide,Sarah.Ilhaveyourteethchecked.
W:Ihateanyoperation.Canyoujustgivemesomemedicineforthepain?
M:Noworries.Nothingserious.Medicinewildo.Butdokeepinmindthattoomanysugaryfoodsarebadforyourteeth.
(犜犲狓狋6)
M:Mom,ImringingtotelyouImatTimshouse.Footbalpracticefinishedearly,sowewalkedheretogether.
W:OK.Wel,its5:30pmnow.Ildriveandcolectyouat6:00pm.
M:Oh,theressomethinggoodontelevision.Canyoucomeandgetmeafterit,at7:00pm?
W:Icant,Jack.Ivegottopickyourdadupfromthestationthen.
(犜犲狓狋7)
M:Hey,Alice!Whatareyougoingtodo?
W:ImgoingtomeetDavid.YouknowIneedtofinishthefinalpaperinthreedays,Ethan.SoIwanthimtolendmesomereference
books.Ibelievehewontdisappointme.
M:Yes.Iheardheisawarmheartedguy.
W:Oh,bytheway.Iwatchedyourteamplaylastnightandalofyoudidagreatjob.Congratulationsonyourwin!
M:Wewerejustluckytowinthegame.Butthanksalthesame!
(犜犲狓狋8)
W:Hi,Hank!Whatsthatbookyourereading?
M:Hi,Anna.Itsabouttheteenagerswhoarethoughtofasheroes.Imean,lotsofpeoplethinknowadaysaherohastobesomeone
likethoseinfilms.ButIthinkthereareplentyofordinarypeoplearounddoinggreatthings.
W:Mmm,Iguessso.Thosepeoplecanbeheroes,too.
M:Thatsabitlikemygranddad,then.Hesdonealsortsofthingstolendotherpeopleahand.Todothis,heevenleftalarge
companyandgaveupahighpayingjob.Hessurelymyhero.
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(犜犲狓狋9)
W:Hi,Tom!Itsgreattoseeyouagain.
M:Hi,Helen!Longtimenosee.Wheredidyougo?
W:Wel,lastweekIflewtoNewYorkfortwobusinessmeetings.Afterthat,IflewtoAtlanta,whereIhadtomakeapresentation
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M:Itsoundslikeyouvebeenbusy.
W:Yes.Itsgoodtobehomeagain.Whathaveyoubeendoinglately?
M:Oh,nothingmuch.Ivebeenworkinginthegardenthesepastfewdays,becauseGinahasgonetovisitherrelativesinChicago.
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W:HowlonghaveyoulivedhereinDenver?
M:Wevelivedhereforfouryearsandtheyvebeenthehappiestyearsofourlives.
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W:No,wemovedhereafteryou.Wel,Ihavetogetgoing.Haveagoodday.
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2.Howmanypeoplearecomingataboutsixoclock?
A.One. B.Two. C.Five.
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A.Athome. B.Inashop. C.Atthereceptiondesk.
4.Whatarethespeakersmainlytalkingabout?
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13.Whatdidthewomandolastweek?
A.Shevisitedherrelatives. B.Sheworkedinthegarden. C.Shewentonbusinesstrips.
14.WhereisGinanow?
A.InNewYork. B.InChicago. C.InAtlanta.
15.HowlonghasthewomanlivedinDenver?
A.For2years. B.For4years. C.For10years.
16.WhatistherelationshipbetweenthewomanandEvan?
A.Acouple. B.Coworkers. C.Neighbors.
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17.WhatisHarryNurievslatestsofamadefrom?
A.Abandonedboxes. B.Wastebags. C.Oldclothes.
18.WhatdidHarryNurievsfirstprojectaimtodoin2019?
A.Seekfinancialsupport.
B.Promotehisnewproducts.
C.Criticizethefastfashionindustry.
19.Howmuchfurnitureisthrownawayeachyear?
A.About7.2miliontons. B.About9miliontons. C.About16.2miliontons.
20.WhatdidKatieTreggidensuggestfurniturecompaniesdo?
A.Reducethecosts. B.Usesafermaterials. C.Lengthenproductslifecycle.
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Churchil,innorthernManitoba,isknownasthepolarbearcapitaloftheworld,withnearly1,000bearsin
thearea.Accessibleonlybyplaneortrain(thelineclosesforwinterinearlyNovember),thefaloffersthebest
opportunitiestoobservetheminthewild.Andwithluck,northernlightsmaydanceacrosstheskywhileyoure
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FromtheAtlanticcoastinKejimkujikNationalParkinNovaScotia,totheplainsofGrasslandsNational
ParkinSaskatchewan,andtotherockymountainsinJasper,Alberta,theseareplaceswherethestarsshine
brightest.EachOctober,theDarkSkyFestivalinJaspercelebratesthebeautyofitsclearskieswithmusic
performances,photographyworkshops,andrelatedlectures.
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Fromcoasttocoast,thechangingoftheleaveseachfalgivesCanadiansanewexcusetogetoutandenjoy
theirfavouriteplacessetablazeinaseaofredsandgolds.Jointhelocalsandhikeoneofthefourpeaksin
CarletonProvincialPark,NewBrunswick,tostandabove10milionmapletreespaintedinwarmcoloursandfeel
completelyaloneinenjoyingtheirbeauty.
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PrinceEdwardIslandbilsitselfas“CanadasFoodIsland”,anditcertainlyhasaltherightingredients:an
abundanceoffreshseafoodpuledfromitsshores,andvariedproduceharvestedfromtherichredsoil.Thefiveweek
longFlavoursFestivalthatrunsthroughSeptembertoearlyOctobereachyearisamassivefoodiecelebration.
21.WhereistheDarkSkyFestivalheld?
A.InAlberta. B.InNovaScotia. C.InManitoba. D.InSaskatchewan.
22.WhatisrecommendedforvisitorstoseeinCarletonProvincialPark?
A.Polarbears. B.Darkskies. C.Mapletrees. D.Northernlights.
23.WhendoestheFlavoursFestivalend?
A.InSeptember. B.InearlyOctober. C.InearlyNovember. D.InDecember.
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Inanynormalweek,thelaunchofEuropaClipperonOctober14wouldbeintheheadlinesalovertheworld.
ButitwasshadowedbythesuccessfultestflightthepreviousdayoftheStarshipdevelopedbySpaceX.
“SpaceXwasfoundedtorevolutionise(_`)spacetechnology,withthegoalofsendingpeopletoliveon
otherplanets,”saysElonMusk,SpaceXsCEO.“In2026,SpaceXwilsendfiveunmannedStarshipstoMars.
Crewswilfolowperhapsfouryearslater.IhopehundredsofStarshipsandtensofthousandsofpeoplewilbesent
toMarseveryyearinthenearfuture.”
MrMuskisextremelyinaccuratewhenitcomestopredictingwhenhiscompanieswilachievehisgoals.
Starshipwasmeanttohavebeenflyingyearsago.Fulyselfdriving(FSD)carsfromTesla,acarcompanywhich
heruns,haveoftenbeenpostponed,too.Andwheneverthecrewedmissionsstart,potentialsettlerscanexpect
ahardandpossiblyhorribletime.ThoughMarslooksabitliketheAmericanWest,itisaplacewithoutliquid
waterandbreathableair,letalonematerialstobeusedforshelterorfood.Effortstosetupnewsocietieshave
failedeveninmuchmoresuitableplacesonEarth.
ButStarshipswilopenupthepossibilityofotherpreviouslyimpossibleenterprises(:a).Theywilalow
SpaceXtoincreasethecapacityofitsStarlinksatelitecommunicationssystem beyondanythingpreviously
possible.OthercompaniesmayuseStarshiptolaunchspacestations.OnecontractforacommercialStarshiptrip
aroundtheMoonhasbeencanceled,buttherewilsurelybeothers.Astronomerscandreamofmuchbigger
spacetelescopesnow.Generalsarealreadythinkingdarkthoughtsaboutwhatmightbedroppedonwhom,and
howhard.CompetitorsintheworldwiltrytosurpasswhatSpaceXhasdone.
Inshort,afterStarshipssuccessfultestflight,normalweeksinspacemaysoonlookverydifferent.
24.WhyisEuropaClippermentionedinparagraph1?
A.Tocompareitsdesignwithanotherspaceship. B.TostressthesignificanceofSpaceXstestflight.
C.TotelitscompetingrelationshipwithSpaceX. D.Tocomplainaboutthemediasunfaircoverage.
25.Whatisthesecondparagraphmainlyabout?
A.ElonMusksambition. B.SpaceXsnewtestschedules.
C.Thesignificanceofthetest. D.Thepotentialsofspacetechnology.
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A.TeslashouldfocusonitsFSDcars. B.ElonMuskisaverybadCEO.
C.SpaceXshouldtrytomeetitsgoal. D.ItisunlikelytosettleonMars.
27.Whatdoestheauthorimplyinparagraph4?
A.Starshipswilbecomeoutdatedsoon.
B.Policiesshouldbemadetopreventmisuses.
C.Thetestflightwilhaveabigimpactontheworld.
D.Spacetechnologyshouldbeusedtobenefithumanity.
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AftermovingtotheUSfromItalyinthe1910s,CaesarCardiniopenedarestaurantinSacramentoandlater
inSanDiego.Buttoescapethe14yearexperimentofProhibition(bcd)thatstartedin1920,hewentto
MexicoandstartedhisbusinessinthebordercityTijuanain1927,wherealotofAmericanswenttothebarsfor
drinksandmealsthroughoutthe1920sand1930s.
AccordingtoCaesarsdaughter,Rosa,herfatherinventedthefamousdish,CaesarsSalad,on4July1924
whentherestaurantwasdoingsuchgoodbusinessonAmericanIndependenceDaythatitwasrunningshortof
suppliesinthekitchen.Soherfatherthrewtogetherwhatwasleftandtheoddmixtureturnedouttobean
immediatehit.
DespitethesaladsnameandRosaCardinisfamousstory,itsstilunclearwhoactualyinventedthedish.
Inherbook,犜犺犲犈狊狊犲狀狋犻犪犾犆狌犻狊犻狀犲狊狅犳犕犲狓犻犮狅,MexicanfoodauthorityDianaKennedysuggeststhesaladwas
actualycreatedbyCaesarsbrother,Alex.AccordingtoKennedy,Alexstartedworkingintherestaurant
businessatage10inItaly,beforebecomingapilotinWWⅠandthenmovingtoTijuanain1926toopenhisown
restaurant.“FirstcaledAviatorsSalad,itwasimprovedbyCaesarandthenbecamewelknown.SoIshalcal
itasitshouldbecaled:AlexCaesarCardiniSalad,”Kennedywrote.
OneofCaesarsbusinesspartners,PaulMaggiora,alsoclaimedthathewasthefirsttomakethesalad.Stil
anotherversionofthestorycreditsayoungemployeeatCaesars:LivioSantini.AlsofromItaly,Santinimoved
toTijuanain1924,landedajobcookingforCardiniandmadethesaladaccordingtohismothersrecipe.
WemayneverknowtherealstoryofwhetherCaesar,Alex,LivioorPaulcreatedthedish,butonethingis
forcertain:Itsacrossculturalfood—trulyamixedsalad—andadishworthcrossingbordersfor.
28.WhenwasProhibitioncanceled?
A.Inthe1910s. B.Inthe1920s. C.Inthe1930s. D.Inthe1940s.
29.WhatdidRosaCardinisayaboutCaesarsSalad?
A.Itwasinventedbyjointefforts. B.ItisatypicalAmericandish.
C.Itismadefromselectmaterials. D.Itwascreatedwithleftovers.
30.WhatisDianaKennedysconclusioninherbook?
A.CaesarsSaladisacrossculturalfood. B.RosaCardinisfatherimprovedthesalad.
C.CaesarsSaladisbasedonastolenrecipe. D.ThesaladshouldbecaledAviatorsSalad.
31.Whatistheauthorsmainpurposeinwritingthetext?
A.Tostudytheoriginofadish. B.ToadvertiseaMexicanrestaurant.
C.Tointroduceanewtastysalad. D.ToshowthefooddiversityintheUS.
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TheNobelprizeshavealways,intheirway,honouredhumaninteligence.Thisyear,forthefirsttime,the
potentialofartificialinteligence(AI)hasbeenrecognisedaswel.
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ThatrecognitionbeganonOctober8,2024whenthephysicsprizewasawardedtoJohn Hopfieldof
PrincetonUniversityandGeoffreyHintonoftheUniversityofTorontoforcomputersciencebreakthroughsthat
arevitaltothedevelopmentoftodaysmostpowerfulAImodels.
HintonandHopfielddidtheircrucialworkintheearly1980s.Hopfieldwasresponsibleforwhathasbecome
knownastheHopfieldnetwork—atypeofartificialneuralnetworkthatwaslooselymodeledonthewaythe
networksofnervecelsorneuronsarebelievedtoworkinhumanbrains.Hintonscontributionwastousean
algorithm(ef)knownasbackpropagationtotrainneuralnetworks.
Itistheactivitiesofthesetworesearchersthathavemademachinelearningrealysing.AImodelscannow
notonlylearn,butcreate.Suchtoolshavethusgonefrombeingabletoperformhighlyspecifictasks,suchas
analyzingmountainsofdata,towritingessaysforlazystudents.
Thenextday,thedevelopersoftwopowerfulAImodelsalsoreceivedacalfromtheNobelPrize
committee.DavidBaker,abiochemistattheUniversityofWashington,receivedonehalfofthechemistryprize
forhiscomputeraidedworkdesigningnewproteins.UsingacomputerprogramhehadnamedRosetta,Baker
succeededindesigningacompletelynewproteinin2003.Theprogram,nowcaledRosettaCommons,has
becomeasoftwarepackageusedbyproteinchemistsaroundtheworld.
TheprizesotherhalfwenttoDemis HassabisandJohnJumperfrom GooglesDeepMindfortheir
developmentofAlphaFold,aprogramcapableofpredicting3Dproteinstructure,alongtimechalengein
biochemistry.ThoughmanywonderifitistoosoonforAlphaFoldtoberecognised,ithasalreadyhadreal
impact:About2milionscientistshavealreadyuseditintheirresearch.AlphaFold3,releasedinMay,goes
beyondproteinstopredictthestructureofahostofotherbiomolecules,suchasDNA.
32.WhatcanbelearnedabouttheHopfieldnetwork?
A.Itisagroupofrealnervecels. B.Itoffersawaytotrainneuralnetworks.
C.ItisoneofthelatestAImodels. D.ItprovidesafoundationforAImodels.
33.WhatisDavidBakerscontribution?
A.HeusedAItohelpcreatenewproteins.
B.HedevelopedmanypowerfulAImodels.
C.Hefoundanewwaytobuildneuralnetworks.
D.HeupgradedRosettatopredictDNAstructures.
34.WhatistheauthorsattitudetotheprizeforAlphaFold?
A.Critical. B.Skeptical. C.Supportive. D.Unclear.
35.Whichofthefolowingcanbethebesttitleforthetext?
A.WhyIsthePhysicsPrizeAwardedtoAI?
B.AIWinsBigattheNobelPrizesThisYear!
C.NewAIModelsHaveReceivedRecognition!
D.IsItTooSoonforAItoWintheNobelPrizes?
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moundsoilupagainstthetrunk.
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thenadd2inchesofdriedgrassesorwoodchipsoverthesoil,extendingatleastasfarasthebranchesextend
overhead.Pushthosematerials4inchesawayfromthetrunk. 39 .Theyslowlykilthetree.
40 .Itisimportanttodosoduringhotanddrytime.Familiarizeyourselfwiththespeciesrequirements.
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B.Thetreesmaturesizeisimportant,too
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Takingtheir8yearolddaughterwiththem,the 42 struggledthroughthefloodedstreettotheshelter
builtbyKaraandherhusbandon 43 ground.
Thetwofamilies 44 yearsearlierwhentheirchildrenbecameplaymates.SowhenhurricanesHeleneand
Milton 45 theneighborhoodwithintwoweeksofeachother,theyhelpedeachotherasonebigfamily.Kat,
ateacher, 46 thechildrenduringtheextendedperiodwithoutschool.Karaandherhusband 47 their
vehicleswhentheirgaragewereflooded.SotheydroveKatscarwhenevertheyhadtogoout.
“SincethatnightHurricaneHelenehit,wehavebeen 48 ourchildrenandcleaningoutour 49
homesinturns,”Katsaid.“Workingasagrouphasmadelifeseemfarless 50 .”
Katalsofound 51 andlaughterfromKarasadviceaboutrecovery:“Howdoyoueatanelephant?One
52 atatime.”
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hurricanerescueandtherecovery,”Katsaid.
Itswhytheywantto 54 intheneighborhood,despitetheirconcernsthatHeleneandMiltonwontbe
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“Whydoweliveinaplacethatstryingto 55 us?”Katsaid.“Wel,itsalthepeoplethatwehave
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42.A.couple B.rescuers C.children D.mothers
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48.A.lookingforwardto B.takingcareof C.takingpartin D.makingfunof
49.A.painted B.decorated C.abandoned D.damaged
50.A.boring B.exciting C.chalenging D.annoying
51.A.evidence B.comfort C.chance D.fault
52.A.bite B.day C.task D.play
53.A.costly B.terrible C.important D.familiar
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missionsonSeptember28inChongqing,southwestChina.Aspartof 56 event,apromotionalvideo
showcasedboththeouterappearanceandthesuitskeyfunctions.AstronautsWangYaping,Chinassecond
womaninspace,andZhaiZhigang 57 (model)thesuit.
Judgingfromthesampledisplayedattheceremony,thesuitismadewithmaterialsthatcanwelprotect
astronautsfromthelunardustandotherdangerouselementsonthemoon.Thesuitalso 58 (carry)elements
ofChineseculture.Theredlinesonitsuppersectionsareinspiredbyribbonsfromthefamous“flyingfairies”of
Dunhuangart 59 theoveraldesignofthelunarsuitdrawsonthestyleoftraditionalChinesearmor(|}).
Incontrasttothesuit 60 (use)inlowEarthorbit,thelunarsuitisdesignedtobelightweightinorderto
alowforeasiermovementsinalowgravityenvironment.“Consideringthattheyareworkingunderonesixth
gravity,itisamust 61 (reduce)thesuitsweight,”WangChunhui,chiefdesigneratCMSA,toldCCTV.
“Asastronautswalkonthelunarsurfaceandcarryout 62 (science)researchactivities,thespacesuitrequires
abetterfitonthebodyandalowsformoreactions.”
Chinahasplannedtosendtwoastronautstothemoonfirstandtheywilstaytherefor 63 (rough)six
hours.However,itisjustpartofalongertermlunarexplorationeffort.Itwilsendrobotstothesouthpolein
2026and2028forresource 64 (survey).TheInternationalLunarResearchStationistobebuiltinthe2030s,
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Mike,oneofthevictims,hatedtheideathatFrankcouldalwaysavoidpunishmentforhiswrongdoing.Yetlike
mostkids,hejusttookitquietly,almosteveryday.
Thismorning,Mikesawthetroublecomingagain.TherestandinginthehalwaywasFrank.Sohestepped
asidefortheunpleasantguytopass.FrankwalkedupandlookedatthebooksinMikesarms.
“Hey,letmeseethosebooks!”Franksaid.
Frankpickedabook,lookedinsideforasecondandthenthrewitbackintoMikesarms,knockingalthe
otherbookstothefloor.
Withhischeeksturningred,MiketriedtokickthefalenbooksafterFrankwasoutofsight.
“Youneedtofindawaytoendthis,”afriendlyvoicesaid.ItwasfromRamon,themostathleticboyinthe
highschool.MikecouldntbelievethatRamonwasstoppingtohelphimsincetheybarelyspoke.
“Thanks!”Mikesighed.“Buthow?”
“WheneverIhadaproblemwithsomeone,mymotherwouldsay,‘Youcancatchmoreflieswithhoney
thanwithvinegar(§),’”Ramonsaid.
“Whatdoesthatmean?”Mikeasked.
“Itmeanskindnessmaybemoreeffectivethananger,”Ramonexplained.
“CanyoujusttelFranktostoppickingonme?”Mikesuggested.
“Thatsvinegar,”Ramonlaughedashewalkedaway.“Tryhoney,instead.”
RamonswordsleftMikethinking.
Thentheunexpectedthinghappened.Frankreturnedwithabasketbalinhisarms.Mikedidntknowwhat
Frankintendedto,buthefeltsurehewasabouttomakefunofhimagain.Justashewasthinkinghowhe
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