热点时文05（人工智能：厨师、写论文、制作视频，社会热点：山歌响起的地方、爱自己的消费陷阱、黑神话-悟空，古诗欣赏）-2025年中考英语热点话题阅读&时文阅读（全国通用）

2025年初中英语时文阅读（五） 文章导读 【阅读理解】议论文，说明文 A篇：人工智能：复旦大学限制学生使用 AI 写论文，引热议。 B篇：人工智能：AI进驻厨房，如果人类不再做饭，我们的社会将会怎样？ C篇：社会热点：顶流—刀郎。他的音乐会“山歌响起的地方”为什么深受人们喜爱。 D篇：人工智能：人工智能制作视频越来越逼真，这可能导致信任危机，引发人们对这种技术 发展的担忧与思考。 E篇：社会热点：爱自己，但别因此陷入消费陷阱。 F篇：社会热点：《黑神话：悟空》在全球年度游戏大奖The Game Awards（TGA）中获奖。实现了中国游戏史上多个“零的突破” 【阅读理解】：记叙文：洗涤心灵，启迪智慧，传播正能量的故事 G篇： 什么是勇敢？真正的勇气是永不言败。 【完形填空】 “一分耕耘，一分收获”，劳动给人们带来的收获和满足，以及人们能从劳动中获得生活技能、懂得耐心和努力工作的重要性等。 【语法填空】 诗歌欣赏：陶渊明。《饮酒 》——采菊东篱下，悠然见南山。 阅读理解A Fudan University in Shanghai has a new rule about using AI for writing college papers. The rule says students cannot use AI for six things, including creating or changing experiment results, as well as polishing or translating their writing. Breaking this rule may cost students their college degree. The new rule has caused heated discussions online, as it is believed to be the world’s strictest. Supporters think Fudan is doing the right thing. With the rise of generative AI (生成式人工智能) like ChatGPT, 86 percent of students worldwide had used AI for schoolwork by July, according to global research company Statista. Some even let AI do all the work, which can be dangerous, especially in jobs like nursing (护理) and firefighting (消防), noted Forbes. The difficulty in catching AI-generated schoolwork adds to the problem. A US study in March found that only 37 percent of teachers have proper training in using AI detection programs. The detection programs also have trouble keeping up with fast-developing generative AI, which now creates less predictable content, explained Australian expert Leon Furze on his website. As a result, detection programs do not always work well. Teachers cannot fully trust them, as one mistake by the program can seriously affect (影响) a student, noted Education Week. Even so, some experts think Fudan is being too strict. “Stopping the use of AI for touch-up (润色) or translation does not improve creativity, but may cause students to spend too much time on language issues (问题),” Professor Guo Yingjian from Renmin University of China told China Science Daily. He suggested that Fudan should learn from the experiences of Harvard and Cambridge by teaching students to use AI correctly and requiring them to disclose when they have used it. 1. What are students at Fudan University not allowed to do with AI? A. Draw pictures.    B. Design experiments. C. Learn languages. D. Translate their writings. 2. What does Paragraph 2 show about Fudan’s new rule? A. It will affect many industries. B. It met serious opposition. C. It is supported by some people. D. It is not the strictest in the world. 3. Why is catching AI-generated schoolwork difficult? A. AI detection programs are hard to use. B. There is no proper training for teachers. C. Some teachers don’t treat using AI as a big problem. D. Detection tools develop slower than AI technology. 4. How should students use AI, according to Professor Guo Yingjian? A. Avoid using AI completely. B. Use AI for more creative tasks. C. Use AI wisely and note the use of it. D. Use AI mostly for language help. 【答案】DCDC 【解析】复旦大学出台新规则限制学生使用 AI 写论文，引发热议，各方观点不一。 1.根据 "The rule says students cannot use AI for six things, including creating or changing experiment results, as well as polishing or translating their writing."（该规定称，学生不得使用人工智能做六件事，包括创建或更改实验结果，以及润色或翻译他们的作品。）可知复旦大学的学生不被允许用 AI 翻译他们的作品。答案是 D。 2. 根据 "Supporters think Fudan is doing the right thing."（支持者认为复旦大学做的是正确的事。）可知第二段表明复旦大学的新规定得到了一些人的支持。答案是 C。 3. 根据 "The detection programs also have trouble keeping up with fast - developing generative AI, which now creates less predictable content"（检测程序也难以跟上快速发展的生成式人工智能，这种人工智能现在生成的内容更不可预测）可知检测工具发展比 AI 技术慢，所以发现 AI 生成的作业很困难。答案是 D。 4.根据 "He suggested that Fudan should learn from the experiences of Harvard and Cambridge by teaching students to use AI correctly and requiring them to disclose when they have used it."（他建议复旦大学应该借鉴哈佛和剑桥的经验，教学生正确使用人工智能，并要求他们在使用时注明。）可知根据郭英剑教授的说法，学生应该明智地使用 AI 并注明使用情况。答案是 C。 阅读理解B Automated Kitchens: Benefits and Risks Do you think automated (自动化的)kitchens only exist in science fiction shows like Star Trek? Well, think again! Nowadays, robots are already being used to do many things in the kitchen, like frying chicken, making pizzas, and preparing salads. And artificial intelligence (AI) can even create new recipes based on the ingredients available in a kitchen. There are also more advanced ideas being developed to make high-quality restaurant kitchens automated. At first, because new technologies are usually expensive, it's the restaurants and other businesses that start using AI kitchen technologies. But as time passes by, the prices will probably go down enough for ordinary families to afford. This will change how our homes and society work. There are some good things about AI kitchens. For example, cooks don't have to do boring jobs like peeling potatoes or standing in one place for hours. This saves time and lets people do more important things. AI can also provide different kinds of special diets and tastes to meet personal needs. However, there are also problems. Cooking is not just about making food. It's a good activity that helps people communicate and express themselves. If we don't need humans to cook anymore, these good things might disappear. Family relationships might not be as good without the time spent together in the kitchen. Moreover, the kitchen is like a science lab at home. It's important for kids to learn about materials, chemistry, and how to solve problems through cooking. We also have to think about cultural problems. Sometimes, AI might change traditional recipes and cooking methods because it doesn't understand cultural details well. This could make the dishes less diverse. If we rely too much on technology for cooking, the food might taste the same. It's similar to how AI art images look alike in different apps. In conclusion, while new technologies bring convenience, they also have a price. We need to think about the possible problems they might cause in our society, especially when it comes to something as important as food in our daily lives. 1. Why are restaurants the first to use AI kitchen technologies, according to the text? A. They are more interested in automation. B. They can afford the high costs. C. They have more space for robots. D. They want to attract more customers. 2. What is one potential benefit of AI kitchens mentioned in the article? A. Meeting various tastes. B. Saving money on food. C. Reducing kitchen waste. D. Improving family relationships. 3. If AI takes over cooking completely, what might happen to traditional cooking skills? A. They might be improved. B. They might be lost. C. They might stay the same. D. They might become more popular. 4. What aspects may artificial intelligence kitchens have problems according to the article？ A. AI cannot understand cultural details and might change traditional recipes. B. AI cannot provide special diets and tastes. C. AI cannot reduce the price of kitchen technology. D. AI cannot conduct scientific experiments in the kitchen. 5. What is the author’s attitude toward the widespread use of AI kitchens? A. Uncaring. B. Unclear. C. Positive. D. Cautious. 【答案】BABAD 【解析】文章探讨了自动化厨房的现状，分析其好处如节省人力、满足多样需求，也指出可能存在的问题。 1.细节理解题。根据 "At first, because new technologies are usually expensive, it's the restaurants and other businesses that start using AI kitchen technologies."（首先，因为新技术通常很昂贵，所以是餐馆和其他企业开始使用人工智能厨房技术。）可知餐馆首先使用是因为能承担得起高昂的费用。答案是 B。 2.细节理解题。根据 "AI can also provide different kinds of special diets and tastes to meet personal needs."（人工智能还可以提供不同种类的特殊饮食和口味以满足个人需求。）可知其中一个好处是满足不同的口味。答案是 A。 3.推理判断题。根据 "If we don't need humans to cook anymore, these good things might disappear. Family relationships might not be as good without the time spent together in the kitchen."（如果我们不再需要人类做饭，这些美好的事物可能会消失。如果没有在厨房共度的时光，家庭关系可能就不会那么好了。）可推测出传统烹饪技能可能会丢失。答案是 B。 4.推理判断题。根据 "We also have to think about cultural problems. Sometimes, AI might change traditional recipes and cooking methods because it doesn't understand cultural details well."（我们还必须考虑文化问题。有时，人工智能可能会改变传统食谱和烹饪方法，因为它不能很好地理解文化细节。）可知人工智能可能不理解文化细节并且会改变传统食谱。答案是 A。 5.推理判断题。根据文章最后 "In conclusion, while new technologies bring convenience, they also have a price. We need to think about the possible problems they might cause in our society, especially when it comes to something as important as food in our daily lives."（总之，虽然新技术带来了便利，但它们也有代价。我们需要考虑它们可能在我们的社会中引起的问题，特别是当涉及到日常生活中像食物这样重要的东西时。）可知作者对人工智能厨房的广泛使用持谨慎态度。答案是 D。 阅读理解C Dao Lang, who is widely known as the "People's Artist," has a very interesting story in the Chinese music world. He didn't come from a fancy background but started with a great love for music. He first became famous with some really popular songs. For example, "Love Song of Xinjiang" and "The First Snow in 2002" were played everywhere. People liked his music because it was different. He mixed the special music from different ethnic groups in China with his own feelings and stories. His words in the songs were like beautiful pictures that showed the nice views and the real lives of people in the west of China. This made his music touch the hearts of many ordinary people. Then, when he released "Folk Song Liaozhai," it was like a big surprise. In this album, he showed that he could do even more amazing things with music. There were new and more complicated kinds of music in it, and the themes were deeper. It wasn't just easy to listen to; it made people think and feel more. When people listened to it, they seemed to go into a different world and understand more about life and feelings. This album made everyone see that Dao Lang was not only a good singer but also a very creative artist. Now, his "Where the Folk Songs Resound" concert series is really popular in many cities. The local cultural and tourism departments like these concerts a lot. The reason is that his concerts show the great charm of folk music. Many people come to the concerts, and this helps the local tourism. When people come to a city to listen to the concert, they also spend money on hotels, food, and other things. This is good for the local economy. Also, these concerts let more people know about the beauty of folk music. People can feel the strong life energy in the music and learn more about the different cultures in China. Dao Lang is important because he made folk music become something that everyone loves. His music is like a bridge. It connects different places and different ages of people. With his music, he tells the stories of the common people and shows the rich culture of China. He has become a very special artist that the people really like because he is real and his music is so good. 1.Why did Dao Lang's music resonate（引起共鸣） with many ordinary people? A. Because it was complex and difficult to understand. B. Because it was simple and easy to dance to. C. Because it described the beauty and real lives of people in the west of China. D. Because it only appealed to people from ethnic minorities. 2.What was the influence of Dao Lang's album "Folk Song Liaozhai" on his career? A. It showed that he was a one-hit wonder. B. It shows his ability to create more complex and deeper music. C. It marked the end of his musical career. D. It made him famous only in his hometown. 3. How do Dao Lang's concerts benefit local economies? A. By providing free entertainment for locals. B. By focusing on local history and culture. C. By only attracting tourists from neighboring cities. D. By encouraging people to spend money on hotels, food, and other services. 4.What contribution does Dao Lang's music make to the protection of Chinese culture? A. By ignoring(忽视) traditional elements and focusing on modern trends. B. By telling stories that reflect the rich culture of China. C. By only performing in Chinese dialects. D. By excluding other cultures in his music. 5.What is the main idea of the passage? A. The introduction of Dao Lang and his music achievements. B. The influence of Dao Lang's music on the economy. C. The process of Dao Lang becoming a famous singer. D. The description of Dao Lang's music styles. 【答案】CBDBA 【解析】刀郎以对音乐的热爱成名，其音乐风格独特，对中国文化传播和地方经济有重要影响。 1.根据 “His words in the songs were like beautiful pictures that showed the nice views and the real lives of people in the west of China. This made his music touch the hearts of many ordinary people.”（他歌曲中的歌词就像美丽的画卷，展现了中国西部人民的美好景色和真实生活。这使得他的音乐触动了许多普通人的心灵。）可知，刀郎的音乐引起普通人共鸣是因为描述了中国西部人民的美好和真实生活。答案是 C。 2.根据 “When he released "Folk Song Liaozhai," it was like a big surprise. In this album, he showed that he could do even more amazing things with music. There were new and more complicated kinds of music in it, and the themes were deeper.”（当他发行《山歌聊斋》时，就像是一个大惊喜。在这张专辑中，他展示了他能用音乐做出更惊人的事情。其中有新的、更复杂的音乐类型，主题也更深刻。）可知这张专辑展示了他创作更复杂、更深刻音乐的能力。答案是 B。 3.根据 “Many people come to the concerts, and this helps the local tourism. When people come to a city to listen to the concert, they also spend money on hotels, food, and other things. This is good for the local economy.”（许多人来听音乐会，这有助于当地旅游业。当人们来到一个城市听音乐会时，他们也会在酒店、食物和其他东西上花钱。这对当地经济有好处。）可知刀郎的音乐会通过鼓励人们在酒店、食物和其他服务上花钱来促进当地经济。答案是 B。 4.根据 “With his music, he tells the stories of the common people and shows the rich culture of China.”（通过他的音乐，他讲述了普通人的故事，展示了中国丰富的文化。）可知刀郎的音乐通过讲述反映中国丰富文化的故事对保护中国文化做出贡献。答案是 B。 5.文章整体介绍了刀郎以及他在音乐上的成就，如他的歌曲、专辑、音乐会等方面的情况。答案是 A。 阅读理解D In today’s competitive society, it seems everyone is talking about self-care. Michela Luciani, a teacher of nursing at the University of Milano-Bicocca in Italy, says self-care is to keep fit and avoid getting sick. However, the term has been used over time by companies and influencers to sell products that encourage people to focus on themselves, and this makes people feel even lonelier. You can see many examples of this on social media. Brands are selling all kinds of self-care products there, like things for the skin and to help hair grow. Influencers know people are more interested in mental health now. So, they made a lot more videos on YouTube with the help of sponsors. These videos show what they do every day for self-care. In 2022, the global market for self-care products was worth 5.6 trillion dollars. It seems like it's helping people feel calm, but a reporter from Vox, Allie Volpe, said it might be a trick. Buying these products might make us feel good for a little while, but it doesn't solve the real problems. A psychologist called Maytal Eyal says it makes people think too much about themselves and become lonely. Why do people like consumer self-care? Eyal thinks individualism is the main reason. In today's world, asking for help is thought to be embarrassing. People see independence as very important. When they're told they must take care of themselves, they feel they have to do it alone. Wanting to be perfect also makes them buy more self-care products. Social media tells us to be calm and positive. It shows us nice but impossible pictures and costly "solutions". While the consumer self-care is just about one person, the real self-care is about being with others. As Eyal said, if we can find a good balance between taking care of ourselves and others, that's the true self-care. 1. What is Michela Luciani’s definition of self-care? A. Buying products to relax. B. Staying healthy and avoiding illness. C. Spending money to feel better. D. Focusing on personal growth. 2.What can we know from the passage about the global market for self-care products? A. It will continue to grow rapidly. B. It may not truly benefit people's mental health. C. It is dominated by a few large companies. D. It has led to a decrease in social interaction. 3.If a person always buys self-care products, we can infer that he/she might ________. A. have serious mental health problems B. be easily influenced by marketing C. have a good balance of self-care and caring for others D. be good at taking care of himself/herself 4. How can we practice real self-care, according to the text? A. By buying fewer self-care products. B. By keeping a positive attitude. C. By becoming more independent. D. By balancing self-care with caring for others. 5.What is the main idea of the passage? A. The growth of the self-care product market and its benefits. B . The reasons for the popularity of self-care products. C. How to achieve a balance between self-care and caring for others. D. The negative effects of consumer self-care and the importance of true self-care. 【答案】BBBDD 【解析】文章讨论了消费者自我关怀的负面影响和真正的自我关怀的重要性。 1.B. 细节理解题。Michela Luciani将自我关怀定义为保持健康和避免生病，这与选项B相符。 2.B. 推理判断题。从第二段文章中提到，尽管自我关怀产品的全球市场很大，但它可能并没有真正解决人们的心理问题，甚至可能是一种欺骗，这意味着它可能不会真正有益于人们的心理健康。 3.B. 推理判断题。文本表明，经常购买自我关怀产品的人可能是因为他们受到市场营销和社会媒体的影响，这些渠道鼓励个人主义和追求完美。 4.D. 理解理解题。文本强调真正的自我关怀是关于与他人相处，并在自我关怀和关怀他人之间找到平衡，这与选项D相符。 5.D. 主旨大意题。文章的主要观点是讨论消费者自我关怀的负面影响，比如增加孤独感和追求个人主义，以及与之相对比的真正的自我关怀的重要性，后者涉及关怀他人和自我关怀。 阅读理解E I got a chance to see a demo (演示)of Sora, which is a new video-making tool from OpenAI. It was really amazing, but it also made me feel worried about what's going to happen in the future. Video is now a new area that AI is exploring. OpenAI has just introduced Sora in the US, and Meta has also said they have their own tool called Movie Gen that can turn text into video. But the question is, are we really ready for a world where we can't tell if the videos we see are real or not? This new technology, just like the ones that make AI text or pictures, can create short video parts based on the instructions we give. In the Sora demo, it made a video of a tree frog in the Amazon that looked like a nature documentary. The video looked very real, but when I watched the tree frog, I didn't feel so excited. Instead, I felt a little sad. Because the tree frog, the branch it was on, and the rainforest it lived in, none of them were real. The scene looked good, but it was actually empty inside. In the past few years, the tools that make AI text and pictures have developed very fast. But video made by AI seems even more dangerous. In the past, it was harder to change moving pictures than still ones, but now AI is changing this. Some bad people use AI to copy people's voices and cheat them out of money. And some people who spread false information use something called deepfakes for different reasons. The people who made these AI tools seem to know about these problems, and they are trying to fix them by adding some safety things. When I watched the tree frog video made by AI, I kept thinking about what the meaning of it was. We like nature documentaries because they show real things and it's not easy to get those videos. But AI videos are made by learning from old videos, so they can never be as real as the ones taken in nature. Maybe it doesn't matter how a video is made. But what makes me sad is the cheating in AI videos. As AI videos look more and more real, they might take away the beauty of real photos and videos. We can't trust our eyes anymore, and we have to be like detectives to find out if a video is real or not. I shared a cute rabbit video on Instagram not long ago, and my husband asked if it was made by AI. That question made the fun of sharing the video go away. In a world where anything can be fake, maybe everything we see is not real. 1.What are Sora and Movie Gen mentioned in the article? A. Two new social media platforms B. Two new video games C. Two new video-making tools D. Two new photo-editing apps 2. What was the author’s reaction to the demo of Sora? A. She felt excited about the new technology. B. She felt disappointed by its inaccuracy（误差）. C. She blamed the creators for cheating others. D. She began to feel worried about the future. 3. Why did the author feel sad when watching the tree frog video made by Sora? A. It lacks the qualities of reality. B. the tree frog is an endangered animal. C. It reminded her of the decline of rainforests.  D. It lowered her amazement for nature documentaries. 4. According to paragraph 4, what problem can AI video generation technology cause? A. Reduced creativity in original videos. B. Higher production costs for real videos. C. Difficulty in telling misleading content. D. The videos it makes are of poor quality. 5. Why does the author mention her experience in the last paragraph? A. To show her cautious attitude toward videos. B. To prove AI media can cause doubt and distrust. C. To suggest people stop sharing videos online. D. To warn people of the potential cheat in AI media. 【答案】CDACB 【解析】作者体验 OpenAI 新视频生成工具 Sora 的演示，对其带来的风险和欺骗性表示担忧。 1.根据 “I got a chance to see a demo (演示) of Sora, which is a new video - making tool from OpenAI. OpenAI has just introduced Sora in the US, and Meta has also said they have their own tool called Movie Gen that can turn text into video.”（我有机会看到了 OpenAI 的一个新的视频制作工具 Sora 的演示。OpenAI 刚刚在美国推出了 Sora，Meta 也表示他们有自己的名为 Movie Gen 的工具，可以将文本转换为视频。）可知 Sora 和 Movie Gen 是两个新的视频制作工具。答案是 C。 2.根据 “It was really amazing, but it also made me feel worried about what's going to happen in the future.”（它真的很令人惊叹，但也让我对未来将要发生的事情感到担忧。）可知作者对 Sora 演示的反应是开始担心未来。答案是 D。 3.根据 “Because the tree frog, the branch it was on, and the rainforest it lived in, none of them were real. The scene looked good, but it was actually empty inside.”（因为树蛙、它所在的树枝以及它所生活的雨林，没有一个是真实的。场景看起来不错，但实际上内心是空虚的。）可知作者在观看 Sora 制作的树蛙视频时感到悲伤是因为它缺乏真实感。答案是 A。 4.根据 “As AI videos look more and more real, they might take away the beauty of real photos and videos. We can't trust our eyes anymore, and we have to be like detectives to find out if a video is real or not.”（随着人工智能视频看起来越来越真实，它们可能会夺走真实照片和视频的美感。我们不能再相信自己的眼睛了，我们必须像侦探一样去查明一个视频是否是真实的。）可知人工智能视频生成技术会导致难以辨别误导性内容的问题。答案是 C。 5.根据 “I shared a cute rabbit video on Instagram not long ago, and my husband asked if it was made by AI. That question made the fun of sharing the video go away. In a world where anything can be fake, maybe everything we see is not real.”（不久前我在 Instagram 上分享了一个可爱的兔子视频，我丈夫问我它是否是由人工智能制作的。这个问题让分享视频的乐趣消失了。在一个任何东西都可能是假的世界里，也许我们看到的一切都不是真实的。）可知作者提到她的经历是为了证明人工智能媒体会引起怀疑和不信任。答案是B 阅读理解F On August 20th, 2024, something really important happened in the Chinese gaming industry. A new game called Black Myth: Wukong was released all over the world. This is a very cool AAA action role-playing game made by Game Science. Just a few hours after it came out, it became the most-played single-player game on Steam. Lots of people talked about it on social media. Black Myth: Wukong uses ideas from Chinese mythologies and the famous book Journey to the West. Players can be Sun Wukong and go on exciting adventures. The game got some ideas from Stephen Chow’s A Chinese Odyssey. It makes a really nice dreamy world with Chinese things like faraway mountains, wild roads, and old temples. The different monsters, gods, and other characters in the game that look like Chinese designs come from The Classic of Mountains and Seas. This makes the old Chinese mythology stories feel new again. Feng Ji, who started Game Science and is the CEO, said that the game was made only by a Chinese team. They wanted to tell Chinese stories to people all over the world. He said, “The story and the art ideas are very important. They put Chinese stories and old cultural things into the game in a good way.” He thought that what makes a game really good is not how much money was spent on it or how it looks, but if players really like playing it. The Xinhua News Agency said that to make a really good game that makes you feel like you’re in another world, the game team spent a long time going to different places in China. They looked at old and important places and put them into the game scenes. The game has 36 places that look like real places in the world. 27 of them are in Shanxi Province, China. This gives players a very special and fun visual experience. The game has made more people interested in Shanxi’s old culture. On the day the game came out, the number of people looking for information about traveling to Shanxi went up by more than 10%. Since July, the number of people booking trips to Shanxi has doubled. And the number of tourists going to Shanxi has grown by 50%. Shanxi has a lot of nice places for tourists, but not many people knew about it before. The game has shown Shanxi’s old things in a nice and interesting way. It has made people want to learn more about the culture and go there to travel. 1.What does paragraph 2 mainly tell us about the game? A. Where its design ideas come from. B. How popular it is. C. Who plays it. D. Its meaning in culture. 2. What is the key to making a truly valuable game according to Feng Ji? A. Making a lot of money for the game company. B. Putting Chinese stories into art ideas. C. Making cool characters and nice looks. D. Giving players a good time. 3.Which words are best for describing the game's production team? A. Having big goals and working fast. B. Being sure of themselves and making a lot. C. Working hard and aiming high. D. Having much experience and being creative. A. hard-working and caring B. Confident and productive. C. Devoted and high-standard. D. Experienced and imaginative. 4.How does the game help Shanxi Province? A. By making more people want to go there for culture and travel. B. By making it more famous around the world. C. By asking people to protect its old things. D. By getting more money for its game business. 【答案】1. A 2. D 3. C 4. A 【解析】本文是一篇说明文。主要介绍了《黑色神话：悟空》 这款游戏的特点以及灵感来源和它所带来的影响。 1. 主旨大意题。段落 2 主要讲述了《黑神话：悟空》这款游戏从中国神话、《西游记》以及周星驰的《大话西游》等汲取灵感，游戏里的各种具有中国风格的元素来源等内容，重点是在介绍游戏设计灵感的来源之处。故选A。 2. 推理判断题。根据文中 “Feng Ji...He thought that what makes a game really good is not how much money was spent on it or how it looks, but if players really like playing it.” 可知，冯骥认为一款真正有价值的游戏关键在于能让玩家玩得开心，享受游戏过程。故选D。 3. 推理判断题。从文中 “The Xinhua News Agency said that to make a really good game that makes you feel like you’re in another world, the game team spent a long time going to different places in China. They looked at old and important places and put them into the game scenes.” 可以看出游戏制作团队花费多年时间走遍中国各地，扫描历史文化遗址融入游戏场景，为打造高质量沉浸式游戏付出诸多努力，体现出他们工作投入且高标准要求自己的特点。故选C。 4. 推理判断题。文中提到 “The game has shown Shanxi’s old things in a nice and interesting way. It has made people want to learn more about the culture and go there to travel.”（这款游戏以一种美好而有趣的方式展示了山西的古老事物。它让人们想要更多地了解当地文化并去那里旅游。）故选A。 阅读理解G A father was very worried about his son, who, at 15 or 16 years old, seemed to show no signs of courage. So, the father went to see a famous boxing (拳击) coach and asked him to help his son. The coach agreed and said, “Leave your son with me. In three months, I promise he will be a changed person. However, you must not visit him during this time.” The father agreed.  Three months later, the father returned to pick up his son as promised. The coach set up a friendly match between the boy and an experienced boxer to show the training results. As soon as the match began, the boy was knocked down hard. But to everyone’s surprise, he quickly got up and faced his opponent (对手) again. He was knocked down again right away, but immediately jumped back to his feet. This happened again and again. The boy was knocked down 16 times, yet each time he stood up, determined to face the challenge.  The coach turned to the father and asked, “Do you think your son’s performance shows courage?” The father, feeling ashamed, replied, “I’m so disappointed. I never expected that after sending him here for three months of training, he would still get knocked down so easily.”  The coach shook his head and said, “I really feel sorry for you. You’re missing the point. You only see the falls, the superficial (表面上的) winning or losing. Don’t you see the courage and tenacity (韧性) of your son to get up each time? That’s true strength. A strong person isn’t someone who never falls, but someone who rises every time they do. That’s true courage.” 1. Why did the father want his son to learn boxing? A. To make him physically stronger.  B. To train him to be braver.     C. To make him learn to follow rules. D. To help him become an experienced boxer.  2. What happened to the boy during the friendly match? A. He refused to fight back.  B. He won the match easily.  C. He got knocked down many times.  D. He couldn’t get up at the end of the match.  3. How did the father feel at first about the result of the match? A. He felt upset.  B. He was angry.  C. He felt relaxed. D. He was proud.  4. Why did the coach think the boy had shown true strength? A. He never felt sorry for himself. B. He won the match in the end.  C. He had kept on training for three months.  D. He was brave enough to get up after each fall. 【答案】BCAD 【解析】父亲让儿子学拳击以求勇敢，比赛中儿子虽多次被击倒但都站起，教练称这是真正的勇气 1.根据 “A father was very worried about his son, who, at 15 or 16 years old, seemed to show no signs of courage. So, the father went to see a famous boxing (拳击) coach and asked him to help his son.”（一位父亲非常担心他的儿子，这个 15 或 16 岁的儿子似乎没有表现出勇气的迹象。所以，这位父亲去见一位著名的拳击教练并请求他帮助自己的儿子。）可知父亲想让儿子学拳击是为了让他更勇敢。答案是 B。 2.根据 “The boy was knocked down 16 times, yet each time he stood up, determined to face the challenge.”（这个男孩被击倒了 16 次，但每次他都站起来，决心面对挑战。）可知在友谊赛中男孩被击倒了很多次。答案是 C。 3.根据 “The father, feeling ashamed, replied, ‘I’m so disappointed.’”（父亲感到羞愧，回答说：“我很失望。”）可知父亲最初对比赛结果感到沮丧。答案是 A。 4.根据 “Don’t you see the courage and tenacity (韧性) of your son to get up each time? That’s true strength.”（你没看到你儿子每次站起来的勇气和韧性吗？这才是真正的力量。）可知教练认为男孩每次摔倒后都能勇敢地站起来，这就显示出了真正的力量。答案是 D。 完形填空 One spring morning, Mrs. Jones was in her garden with her grandson. She said, “Mike, I 1 to plant some vegetables here. Are you going to help me?” “Sure, Grandma, but could you tell me why you want to plant vegetables?” said Mike. Mrs. Jones replied, “We can eat them when they are fully grown. But it will 2 a few months.” Mike had no 3 of growing vegetables, so he asked in surprise, “A few months? Why don’t we just go to the store and buy some?” “Dear, when I was your age, my parents taught me to plant vegetables. I got some life 4 from the farm work,” Mrs. Jones explained, “Planting is not a boring chore, but a(n) 5 activity. We can choose to plant our favorite vegetables and watch them grow up. More importantly, they taste fresher than those from stores.” These words made Mike excited. “I can’t wait to try the interesting work, Grandma,” Mike said. Finally, they decided to plant potatoes and tomatoes. The next day, Mrs. Jones and Mike started ploughing and sowing (耕种). It took them several hours to 6 the work. Seeing the hopeful garden, Mike felt pleased. Mrs. Jones and Mike 7 the garden carefully. As time went on, the tomatoes and potatoes grew bigger, which made Mike understand the 8 of patience and hard work. It was time to harvest (收获). Mike picked lots of potatoes and tomatoes, and he shared some of them with his neighbors. Then he went home with the rest of the vegetables and 9 them to his grandma. Mrs. Jones used them to cook a dish. Mike tasted it and got a strong feeling of 10 .“No pains, no gains. For me, nothing can be more delicious than it!” Mike said happily. 1. A. hate B. prepare C. disagree D. learn 2. A. cause B. waste C. take D. start 3. A. experience B. pressure C. chance D. pleasure 4. A. habits B. ways C. hobbies D. skills 5. A. meaningless B. unfair C. enjoyable D. responsible 6. A. describe B. imagine C. manage D. complete 7. A. cleaned up B. took after C. looked after D. built up 8. A. importance B. symbol C. spirit D. success 9. A. returned B. paid C. sold D. handed 10. A. kindness B. disappointment C. satisfaction D. sadness 【答案】1. B 2. C 3. A 4. D 5. C 6. D 7. C 8. A 9. D 10. C 【解析】本文讲述了迈克和奶奶一起种蔬菜的事情。通过耕种和收获的过程，孩子领悟到耐心和努力的重要性，并体验到种植带来的满足感。 1.句意：迈克，我准备在这里种一些蔬菜。 hate讨厌；prepare准备；disagree不同意；learn学习。根据“...you want to plant vegetables?”可知，奶奶准备在这里种蔬菜。故选B。 2.句意：但是这需要花费几个月的时间。 cause导致；waste浪费；take花费；start开始。根据“...a few months”可知，此处指从种植到收获需要花费的时间。故选C。 3.句意：迈克没有种蔬菜的经验，所以他惊讶地问道。 experience经验；pressure压力；chance机会；pleasure乐趣。根据“so he asked in surprise, ‘A few months?’”可知，迈克对种植蔬菜没有经验。故选A。 4.句意：我从农场工作中学到了一些生活技能。 habits习惯；ways方法；hobbies兴趣；skills技能。根据“my parents taught me to plant vegetables”可知，奶奶在农场工作中学习技能。故选D。 5.句意：种植不是一项无聊的苦差事，而是一项令人愉快的活动。 meaningless无意义的；unfair不公平的；enjoyable令人愉快的；responsible负责任的。根据“I can’t wait to try the interesting work”可知，种植是一项有趣的活动。故选C。 6.句意：完成这项工作花了他们几个小时。 describe描述；imagine想象；manage管理；complete完成。根据“Seeing the hopeful garden, Mike felt pleased.”可知，此处指他们完成了种植工作。故选D。 7.句意：琼斯夫人和迈克仔细地打理着花园。 cleaned up清理；took after像；looked after照顾，打理；built up建立。根据“As time went on, the tomatoes an potatoes grew bigger”可知，他们仔细打理着花园。故选C。 8.句意：随着时间的推移，西红柿和土豆长得越来越大，这使迈克明白了耐心和努力的重要性。 importance重要性；symbol象征；spirit精神；success成功。经过他们的悉心照料，蔬菜长得越来越大，所以此处指迈克明白了辛勤工作的重要。故选A。 9.句意：然后他把剩下的蔬菜带回家交给奶奶。 returned返回；paid支付；sold卖；handed交给。根据“Mrs. Jones used them to cook a dish.”及前文内容可知，蔬菜是奶奶和迈克一起种植的，所以此处指他将蔬菜交给奶奶来烹饪。故选D。 10.句意：迈克尝了一口，有一种强烈的满足感。 kindness善良；disappointment失望；satisfaction满足；sadness悲伤。根据“No pains, no gains. For me, nothing can be more delicious than it!”可知，迈克品尝过后，感觉很满足。故选C。 语法填空 饮酒   (陶渊明) 结庐在人境，而无车马喧。 问君何能尔，心远地自偏。 采菊东篱下，悠然见南山。 山气日夕佳，飞鸟相与还。 此中有真意，欲辨已忘言。 Drinking Wine In people’s haunt (常去之处) I build my cot; Of wheel’s and hoof’s (马蹄的) noise I hear not. How can it leave on me no trace (痕迹)? Secluded (隐居的) heart makes secluded place. I pick fenceside (篱笆旁的) asters at will; Carefree I see the Southern Hill. The mountain air’s fresh day and night; Together birds go home in flight. What revelation (启示) at this view? Words fail me if I try to tell you. (Translated by Xu Yuanchong) Tao Yuanming was a famous Chinese poet in the Eastern Jin Dynasty. At that time, the society was a bit chaotic（混乱的）. Tao Yuanming didn't like the noisy and complicated court life, so he wanted to live a simple and quiet life in the countryside. This 1.__________(choose) had a big influence on his poems. The poem "Drinking Wine" 2.__________(write) when he left his job and started his reclusive(隐居的) life. The political situation wasn't good then, but he found comfort in nature. This poem shows his idea of living 3.________ (happy) with nature and being satisfied with a simple life. His writing style is easy and direct. He uses simple words 4.___________(tell) deep thoughts. In this poem, at the beginning, he said he lived in a place with people, but he didn't care about the noisy carriages and horses. It means he could keep calm inside no matter where he was. The words "Secluded heart makes secluded place" are really meaningful. They tell us that 5_________(we) inner feeling decides how we see the place around us. Then, he wrote about picking chrysanthemums by the fence and 6._________( look) at the faraway hill. This is not just about a nice view. It shows his 7____________(peace) and happy feeling inside. The fresh air and the flying birds going home also make us feel the harmony with nature. At the end of the poem, he said he 8__________(understand) something important but couldn't find the right words to say it. This is a common thing in poems. It makes the poem more meaningful. All in all, "Drinking Wine" shows Tao Yuanming's life and his thoughts. It gives us a feeling of peace and happiness that comes from living with nature and being true to ourselves. This poem is important 9__________ it can make people from different times and places feel 10.__________ same way and remember the simple joys and the beauty of peace. 【答案】1.choice 2.was written 3.happily 4.to tell 5.our 6. Looking 7.peaceful 8.undertood 9.because 10.the 原创精品资源学科网独家享有版权，侵权必究！ 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $$ 2025年初中英语时文阅读（五） 文章导读 【阅读理解】议论文，说明文 A篇：人工智能：复旦大学限制学生使用 AI 写论文，引热议。 B篇：人工智能：AI进驻厨房，如果人类不再做饭，我们的社会将会怎样？ C篇：社会热点：顶流—刀郎。他的音乐会“山歌响起的地方”为什么深受人们喜爱。 D篇：人工智能：人工智能制作视频越来越逼真，这可能导致信任危机，引发人们对这种技术 发展的担忧与思考。 E篇：社会热点：爱自己，但别因此陷入消费陷阱。 F篇：社会热点：《黑神话：悟空》在全球年度游戏大奖The Game Awards（TGA）中获奖。实现了中国游戏史上多个“零的突破” 【阅读理解】：记叙文：洗涤心灵，启迪智慧，传播正能量的故事 G篇： 什么是勇敢？真正的勇气是永不言败。 【完形填空】 “一分耕耘，一分收获”，劳动给人们带来的收获和满足，以及人们能从劳动中获得生活技能、懂得耐心和努力工作的重要性等。 【语法填空】 诗歌欣赏：陶渊明。《饮酒 》——采菊东篱下，悠然见南山。 阅读理解A Fudan University in Shanghai has a new rule about using AI for writing college papers. The rule says students cannot use AI for six things, including creating or changing experiment results, as well as polishing or translating their writing. Breaking this rule may cost students their college degree. The new rule has caused heated discussions online, as it is believed to be the world’s strictest. Supporters think Fudan is doing the right thing. With the rise of generative AI (生成式人工智能) like ChatGPT, 86 percent of students worldwide had used AI for schoolwork by July, according to global research company Statista. Some even let AI do all the work, which can be dangerous, especially in jobs like nursing (护理) and firefighting (消防), noted Forbes. The difficulty in catching AI-generated schoolwork adds to the problem. A US study in March found that only 37 percent of teachers have proper training in using AI detection programs. The detection programs also have trouble keeping up with fast-developing generative AI, which now creates less predictable content, explained Australian expert Leon Furze on his website. As a result, detection programs do not always work well. Teachers cannot fully trust them, as one mistake by the program can seriously affect (影响) a student, noted Education Week. Even so, some experts think Fudan is being too strict. “Stopping the use of AI for touch-up (润色) or translation does not improve creativity, but may cause students to spend too much time on language issues (问题),” Professor Guo Yingjian from Renmin University of China told China Science Daily. He suggested that Fudan should learn from the experiences of Harvard and Cambridge by teaching students to use AI correctly and requiring them to disclose when they have used it. 1. What are students at Fudan University not allowed to do with AI? A. Draw pictures.    B. Design experiments. C. Learn languages. D. Translate their writings. 2. What does Paragraph 2 show about Fudan’s new rule? A. It will affect many industries. B. It met serious opposition. C. It is supported by some people. D. It is not the strictest in the world. 3. Why is catching AI-generated schoolwork difficult? A. AI detection programs are hard to use. B. There is no proper training for teachers. C. Some teachers don’t treat using AI as a big problem. D. Detection tools develop slower than AI technology. 4. How should students use AI, according to Professor Guo Yingjian? A. Avoid using AI completely. B. Use AI for more creative tasks. C. Use AI wisely and note the use of it. D. Use AI mostly for language help. 阅读理解B Automated Kitchens: Benefits and Risks Do you think automated (自动化的)kitchens only exist in science fiction shows like Star Trek? Well, think again! Nowadays, robots are already being used to do many things in the kitchen, like frying chicken, making pizzas, and preparing salads. And artificial intelligence (AI) can even create new recipes based on the ingredients available in a kitchen. There are also more advanced ideas being developed to make high-quality restaurant kitchens automated. At first, because new technologies are usually expensive, it's the restaurants and other businesses that start using AI kitchen technologies. But as time passes by, the prices will probably go down enough for ordinary families to afford. This will change how our homes and society work. There are some good things about AI kitchens. For example, cooks don't have to do boring jobs like peeling potatoes or standing in one place for hours. This saves time and lets people do more important things. AI can also provide different kinds of special diets and tastes to meet personal needs. However, there are also problems. Cooking is not just about making food. It's a good activity that helps people communicate and express themselves. If we don't need humans to cook anymore, these good things might disappear. Family relationships might not be as good without the time spent together in the kitchen. Moreover, the kitchen is like a science lab at home. It's important for kids to learn about materials, chemistry, and how to solve problems through cooking. We also have to think about cultural problems. Sometimes, AI might change traditional recipes and cooking methods because it doesn't understand cultural details well. This could make the dishes less diverse. If we rely too much on technology for cooking, the food might taste the same. It's similar to how AI art images look alike in different apps. In conclusion, while new technologies bring convenience, they also have a price. We need to think about the possible problems they might cause in our society, especially when it comes to something as important as food in our daily lives. 1. Why are restaurants the first to use AI kitchen technologies, according to the text? A. They are more interested in automation. B. They can afford the high costs. C. They have more space for robots. D. They want to attract more customers. 2. What is one potential benefit of AI kitchens mentioned in the article? A. Meeting various tastes. B. Saving money on food. C. Reducing kitchen waste. D. Improving family relationships. 3. If AI takes over cooking completely, what might happen to traditional cooking skills? A. They might be improved. B. They might be lost. C. They might stay the same. D. They might become more popular. 4. What aspects may artificial intelligence kitchens have problems according to the article？ A. AI cannot understand cultural details and might change traditional recipes. B. AI cannot provide special diets and tastes. C. AI cannot reduce the price of kitchen technology. D. AI cannot conduct scientific experiments in the kitchen. 5. What is the author’s attitude toward the widespread use of AI kitchens? A. Uncaring. B. Unclear. C. Positive. D. Cautious. 阅读理解C Dao Lang, who is widely known as the "People's Artist," has a very interesting story in the Chinese music world. He didn't come from a fancy background but started with a great love for music. He first became famous with some really popular songs. For example, "Love Song of Xinjiang" and "The First Snow in 2002" were played everywhere. People liked his music because it was different. He mixed the special music from different ethnic groups in China with his own feelings and stories. His words in the songs were like beautiful pictures that showed the nice views and the real lives of people in the west of China. This made his music touch the hearts of many ordinary people. Then, when he released "Folk Song Liaozhai," it was like a big surprise. In this album, he showed that he could do even more amazing things with music. There were new and more complicated kinds of music in it, and the themes were deeper. It wasn't just easy to listen to; it made people think and feel more. When people listened to it, they seemed to go into a different world and understand more about life and feelings. This album made everyone see that Dao Lang was not only a good singer but also a very creative artist. Now, his "Where the Folk Songs Resound" concert series is really popular in many cities. The local cultural and tourism departments like these concerts a lot. The reason is that his concerts show the great charm of folk music. Many people come to the concerts, and this helps the local tourism. When people come to a city to listen to the concert, they also spend money on hotels, food, and other things. This is good for the local economy. Also, these concerts let more people know about the beauty of folk music. People can feel the strong life energy in the music and learn more about the different cultures in China. Dao Lang is important because he made folk music become something that everyone loves. His music is like a bridge. It connects different places and different ages of people. With his music, he tells the stories of the common people and shows the rich culture of China. He has become a very special artist that the people really like because he is real and his music is so good. 1.Why did Dao Lang's music resonate（引起共鸣） with many ordinary people? A. Because it was complex and difficult to understand. B. Because it was simple and easy to dance to. C. Because it described the beauty and real lives of people in the west of China. D. Because it only appealed to people from ethnic minorities. 2.What was the influence of Dao Lang's album "Folk Song Liaozhai" on his career? A. It showed that he was a one-hit wonder. B. It shows his ability to create more complex and deeper music. C. It marked the end of his musical career. D. It made him famous only in his hometown. 3. How do Dao Lang's concerts benefit local economies? A. By providing free entertainment for locals. B. By focusing on local history and culture. C. By only attracting tourists from neighboring cities. D. By encouraging people to spend money on hotels, food, and other services. 4.What contribution does Dao Lang's music make to the protection of Chinese culture? A. By ignoring(忽视) traditional elements and focusing on modern trends. B. By telling stories that reflect the rich culture of China. C. By only performing in Chinese dialects. D. By excluding other cultures in his music. 5.What is the main idea of the passage? A. The introduction of Dao Lang and his music achievements. B. The influence of Dao Lang's music on the economy. C. The process of Dao Lang becoming a famous singer. D. The description of Dao Lang's music styles. 阅读理解D In today’s competitive society, it seems everyone is talking about self-care. Michela Luciani, a teacher of nursing at the University of Milano-Bicocca in Italy, says self-care is to keep fit and avoid getting sick. However, the term has been used over time by companies and influencers to sell products that encourage people to focus on themselves, and this makes people feel even lonelier. You can see many examples of this on social media. Brands are selling all kinds of self-care products there, like things for the skin and to help hair grow. Influencers know people are more interested in mental health now. So, they made a lot more videos on YouTube with the help of sponsors. These videos show what they do every day for self-care. In 2022, the global market for self-care products was worth 5.6 trillion dollars. It seems like it's helping people feel calm, but a reporter from Vox, Allie Volpe, said it might be a trick. Buying these products might make us feel good for a little while, but it doesn't solve the real problems. A psychologist called Maytal Eyal says it makes people think too much about themselves and become lonely. Why do people like consumer self-care? Eyal thinks individualism is the main reason. In today's world, asking for help is thought to be embarrassing. People see independence as very important. When they're told they must take care of themselves, they feel they have to do it alone. Wanting to be perfect also makes them buy more self-care products. Social media tells us to be calm and positive. It shows us nice but impossible pictures and costly "solutions". While the consumer self-care is just about one person, the real self-care is about being with others. As Eyal said, if we can find a good balance between taking care of ourselves and others, that's the true self-care. 1. What is Michela Luciani’s definition of self-care? A. Buying products to relax. B. Staying healthy and avoiding illness. C. Spending money to feel better. D. Focusing on personal growth. 2.What can we know from the passage about the global market for self-care products? A. It will continue to grow rapidly. B. It may not truly benefit people's mental health. C. It is dominated by a few large companies. D. It has led to a decrease in social interaction. 3.If a person always buys self-care products, we can infer that he/she might ________. A. have serious mental health problems B. be easily influenced by marketing C. have a good balance of self-care and caring for others D. be good at taking care of himself/herself 4. How can we practice real self-care, according to the text? A. By buying fewer self-care products. B. By keeping a positive attitude. C. By becoming more independent. D. By balancing self-care with caring for others. 5.What is the main idea of the passage? A. The growth of the self-care product market and its benefits. B . The reasons for the popularity of self-care products. C. How to achieve a balance between self-care and caring for others. D. The negative effects of consumer self-care and the importance of true self-care. 阅读理解E I got a chance to see a demo (演示)of Sora, which is a new video-making tool from OpenAI. It was really amazing, but it also made me feel worried about what's going to happen in the future. Video is now a new area that AI is exploring. OpenAI has just introduced Sora in the US, and Meta has also said they have their own tool called Movie Gen that can turn text into video. But the question is, are we really ready for a world where we can't tell if the videos we see are real or not? This new technology, just like the ones that make AI text or pictures, can create short video parts based on the instructions we give. In the Sora demo, it made a video of a tree frog in the Amazon that looked like a nature documentary. The video looked very real, but when I watched the tree frog, I didn't feel so excited. Instead, I felt a little sad. Because the tree frog, the branch it was on, and the rainforest it lived in, none of them were real. The scene looked good, but it was actually empty inside. In the past few years, the tools that make AI text and pictures have developed very fast. But video made by AI seems even more dangerous. In the past, it was harder to change moving pictures than still ones, but now AI is changing this. Some bad people use AI to copy people's voices and cheat them out of money. And some people who spread false information use something called deepfakes for different reasons. The people who made these AI tools seem to know about these problems, and they are trying to fix them by adding some safety things. When I watched the tree frog video made by AI, I kept thinking about what the meaning of it was. We like nature documentaries because they show real things and it's not easy to get those videos. But AI videos are made by learning from old videos, so they can never be as real as the ones taken in nature. Maybe it doesn't matter how a video is made. But what makes me sad is the cheating in AI videos. As AI videos look more and more real, they might take away the beauty of real photos and videos. We can't trust our eyes anymore, and we have to be like detectives to find out if a video is real or not. I shared a cute rabbit video on Instagram not long ago, and my husband asked if it was made by AI. That question made the fun of sharing the video go away. In a world where anything can be fake, maybe everything we see is not real. 1.What are Sora and Movie Gen mentioned in the article? A. Two new social media platforms B. Two new video games C. Two new video-making tools D. Two new photo-editing apps 2. What was the author’s reaction to the demo of Sora? A. She felt excited about the new technology. B. She felt disappointed by its inaccuracy（误差）. C. She blamed the creators for cheating others. D. She began to feel worried about the future. 3. Why did the author feel sad when watching the tree frog video made by Sora? A. It lacks the qualities of reality. B. the tree frog is an endangered animal. C. It reminded her of the decline of rainforests.  D. It lowered her amazement for nature documentaries. 4. According to paragraph 4, what problem can AI video generation technology cause? A. Reduced creativity in original videos. B. Higher production costs for real videos. C. Difficulty in telling misleading content. D. The videos it makes are of poor quality. 5. Why does the author mention her experience in the last paragraph? A. To show her cautious attitude toward videos. B. To prove AI media can cause doubt and distrust. C. To suggest people stop sharing videos online. D. To warn people of the potential cheat in AI media. 阅读理解F On August 20th, 2024, something really important happened in the Chinese gaming industry. A new game called Black Myth: Wukong was released all over the world. This is a very cool AAA action role-playing game made by Game Science. Just a few hours after it came out, it became the most-played single-player game on Steam. Lots of people talked about it on social media. Black Myth: Wukong uses ideas from Chinese mythologies and the famous book Journey to the West. Players can be Sun Wukong and go on exciting adventures. The game got some ideas from Stephen Chow’s A Chinese Odyssey. It makes a really nice dreamy world with Chinese things like faraway mountains, wild roads, and old temples. The different monsters, gods, and other characters in the game that look like Chinese designs come from The Classic of Mountains and Seas. This makes the old Chinese mythology stories feel new again. Feng Ji, who started Game Science and is the CEO, said that the game was made only by a Chinese team. They wanted to tell Chinese stories to people all over the world. He said, “The story and the art ideas are very important. They put Chinese stories and old cultural things into the game in a good way.” He thought that what makes a game really good is not how much money was spent on it or how it looks, but if players really like playing it. The Xinhua News Agency said that to make a really good game that makes you feel like you’re in another world, the game team spent a long time going to different places in China. They looked at old and important places and put them into the game scenes. The game has 36 places that look like real places in the world. 27 of them are in Shanxi Province, China. This gives players a very special and fun visual experience. The game has made more people interested in Shanxi’s old culture. On the day the game came out, the number of people looking for information about traveling to Shanxi went up by more than 10%. Since July, the number of people booking trips to Shanxi has doubled. And the number of tourists going to Shanxi has grown by 50%. Shanxi has a lot of nice places for tourists, but not many people knew about it before. The game has shown Shanxi’s old things in a nice and interesting way. It has made people want to learn more about the culture and go there to travel. 1.What does paragraph 2 mainly tell us about the game? A. Where its design ideas come from. B. How popular it is. C. Who plays it. D. Its meaning in culture. 2. What is the key to making a truly valuable game according to Feng Ji? A. Making a lot of money for the game company. B. Putting Chinese stories into art ideas. C. Making cool characters and nice looks. D. Giving players a good time. 3.Which words are best for describing the game's production team? A. Having big goals and working fast. B. Being sure of themselves and making a lot. C. Working hard and aiming high. D. Having much experience and being creative. A. hard-working and caring B. Confident and productive. C. Devoted and high-standard. D. Experienced and imaginative. 4.How does the game help Shanxi Province? A. By making more people want to go there for culture and travel. B. By making it more famous around the world. C. By asking people to protect its old things. D. By getting more money for its game business. 阅读理解G A father was very worried about his son, who, at 15 or 16 years old, seemed to show no signs of courage. So, the father went to see a famous boxing (拳击) coach and asked him to help his son. The coach agreed and said, “Leave your son with me. In three months, I promise he will be a changed person. However, you must not visit him during this time.” The father agreed.  Three months later, the father returned to pick up his son as promised. The coach set up a friendly match between the boy and an experienced boxer to show the training results. As soon as the match began, the boy was knocked down hard. But to everyone’s surprise, he quickly got up and faced his opponent (对手) again. He was knocked down again right away, but immediately jumped back to his feet. This happened again and again. The boy was knocked down 16 times, yet each time he stood up, determined to face the challenge.  The coach turned to the father and asked, “Do you think your son’s performance shows courage?” The father, feeling ashamed, replied, “I’m so disappointed. I never expected that after sending him here for three months of training, he would still get knocked down so easily.”  The coach shook his head and said, “I really feel sorry for you. You’re missing the point. You only see the falls, the superficial (表面上的) winning or losing. Don’t you see the courage and tenacity (韧性) of your son to get up each time? That’s true strength. A strong person isn’t someone who never falls, but someone who rises every time they do. That’s true courage.” 1. Why did the father want his son to learn boxing? A. To make him physically stronger.  B. To train him to be braver.     C. To make him learn to follow rules. D. To help him become an experienced boxer.  2. What happened to the boy during the friendly match? A. He refused to fight back.  B. He won the match easily.  C. He got knocked down many times.  D. He couldn’t get up at the end of the match.  3. How did the father feel at first about the result of the match? A. He felt upset.  B. He was angry.  C. He felt relaxed. D. He was proud.  4. Why did the coach think the boy had shown true strength? A. He never felt sorry for himself. B. He won the match in the end.  C. He had kept on training for three months.  D. He was brave enough to get up after each fall. 完形填空 One spring morning, Mrs. Jones was in her garden with her grandson. She said, “Mike, I 1 to plant some vegetables here. Are you going to help me?” “Sure, Grandma, but could you tell me why you want to plant vegetables?” said Mike. Mrs. Jones replied, “We can eat them when they are fully grown. But it will 2 a few months.” Mike had no 3 of growing vegetables, so he asked in surprise, “A few months? Why don’t we just go to the store and buy some?” “Dear, when I was your age, my parents taught me to plant vegetables. I got some life 4 from the farm work,” Mrs. Jones explained, “Planting is not a boring chore, but a(n) 5 activity. We can choose to plant our favorite vegetables and watch them grow up. More importantly, they taste fresher than those from stores.” These words made Mike excited. “I can’t wait to try the interesting work, Grandma,” Mike said. Finally, they decided to plant potatoes and tomatoes. The next day, Mrs. Jones and Mike started ploughing and sowing (耕种). It took them several hours to 6 the work. Seeing the hopeful garden, Mike felt pleased. Mrs. Jones and Mike 7 the garden carefully. As time went on, the tomatoes and potatoes grew bigger, which made Mike understand the 8 of patience and hard work. It was time to harvest (收获). Mike picked lots of potatoes and tomatoes, and he shared some of them with his neighbors. Then he went home with the rest of the vegetables and 9 them to his grandma. Mrs. Jones used them to cook a dish. Mike tasted it and got a strong feeling of 10 .“No pains, no gains. For me, nothing can be more delicious than it!” Mike said happily. 1. A. hate B. prepare C. disagree D. learn 2. A. cause B. waste C. take D. start 3. A. experience B. pressure C. chance D. pleasure 4. A. habits B. ways C. hobbies D. skills 5. A. meaningless B. unfair C. enjoyable D. responsible 6. A. describe B. imagine C. manage D. complete 7. A. cleaned up B. took after C. looked after D. built up 8. A. importance B. symbol C. spirit D. success 9. A. returned B. paid C. sold D. handed 10. A. kindness B. disappointment C. satisfaction D. sadness 语法填空 饮酒   (陶渊明) 结庐在人境，而无车马喧。 问君何能尔，心远地自偏。 采菊东篱下，悠然见南山。 山气日夕佳，飞鸟相与还。 此中有真意，欲辨已忘言。 Drinking Wine In people’s haunt (常去之处) I build my cot; Of wheel’s and hoof’s (马蹄的) noise I hear not. How can it leave on me no trace (痕迹)? Secluded (隐居的) heart makes secluded place. I pick fenceside (篱笆旁的) asters at will; Carefree I see the Southern Hill. The mountain air’s fresh day and night; Together birds go home in flight. What revelation (启示) at this view? Words fail me if I try to tell you. (Translated by Xu Yuanchong) Tao Yuanming was a famous Chinese poet in the Eastern Jin Dynasty. At that time, the society was a bit chaotic（混乱的）. Tao Yuanming didn't like the noisy and complicated court life, so he wanted to live a simple and quiet life in the countryside. This 1.__________(choose) had a big influence on his poems. The poem "Drinking Wine" 2.__________(write) when he left his job and started his reclusive(隐居的) life. The political situation wasn't good then, but he found comfort in nature. This poem shows his idea of living 3.________ (happy) with nature and being satisfied with a simple life. His writing style is easy and direct. He uses simple words 4.___________(tell) deep thoughts. In this poem, at the beginning, he said he lived in a place with people, but he didn't care about the noisy carriages and horses. It means he could keep calm inside no matter where he was. The words "Secluded heart makes secluded place" are really meaningful. They tell us that 5_________(we) inner feeling decides how we see the place around us. Then, he wrote about picking chrysanthemums by the fence and 6._________( look) at the faraway hill. This is not just about a nice view. It shows his 7____________(peace) and happy feeling inside. The fresh air and the flying birds going home also make us feel the harmony with nature. At the end of the poem, he said he 8__________(understand) something important but couldn't find the right words to say it. This is a common thing in poems. It makes the poem more meaningful. All in all, "Drinking Wine" shows Tao Yuanming's life and his thoughts. It gives us a feeling of peace and happiness that comes from living with nature and being true to ourselves. This poem is important 9__________ it can make people from different times and places feel 10.__________ same way and remember the simple joys and the beauty of peace. 原创精品资源学科网独家享有版权，侵权必究！ 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $$