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学年 2025-2026
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(3 )(*8))】 covers12km(8miles),youlexperiencetheattractionsinarelaxedgroupsetting,withafewextrasurprises alongtheway.Withyourlocalguide,youlgoonanUrbanAdventurethroughpartsofAmsterdamtheaverage touristdoesntsee.Passingbyuniquearchitecture(botholdandnew),centuriesoldindustrialzonesandformer shipyards,youldiscoversomeofthehiddenurbangemsofAmsterdam. WesetoffatCentralStation,whichisconvenientifyouareusingpublictransportasalofthemain transportmethodshavestopsthere.OnceyouvebeenfittedoutwithatraditionalDutchbike,wewilbike acrosstotheWesternpartofthecityexploringthe17thCenturyharbourareaofPrinseneilandandtheworking classneighbourhoodofJordaan. Wewiltakeashortferry(kl)rideacrosstheIJtoseesomeoftheupandcominglocationsoftheformer shipyardsofAmsterdamNorth.Hereyouwilseesomeoftheindustrialbuildings.Theseareasarealsowelknown fortheirimpressivestreetart.Aspartofthistour,youwilhavetheopportunitytocreateyourownartistic masterpieces,asinthenorth,anythinggoes,aslongasitsbeautiful. 21.Howlongwilthebiketourlast? A.Twohours. B.Threehours. C.Sixhours. D.Eighthours. 22.Wheredoesthebiketourstart? A.Jordaan. B.MikesTours. C.Prinseneiland. D.CentralStation. 23.WhatisafeatureoftheareasinAmsterdamNorthexploredduringthetour? A.Theyofferferryridesfreeofcharge. B.Theyhavenopublictransportatnight. C.Theyarefamousforamazingstreetart. D.Theyarecrowdedwithforeignvisitors. 犅 Dr.MaryamAhmedsloveforsciencestartedincolege.WhenshefirstcametotheU.S.,shedidnthavea clearplan.Likemanyinternationalstudents,shewasstilfiguringouthowtoadjusttoanewcountry,anda futurethatwasntfulymappedout.InthoseearlydaysattheUniversityofVirginia,shewasexploring differentclasses,justtryingtoseewhatclicked. Oneofthoseclasseswasvirology(mno).Shedidntexpectmuchfromitatfirst,butthemoreshe learned,themoreitmadesense.Itwasntjustaboutviruses;itwasaboutunderstandinghowtinyvirusescould affectpeopleinbigways.Thatclasshelpedherfindherpath. ShefinishedherbiologydegreeattheUniversityofVirginia,andthenearnedherPh.D.atWakeForest University.There,shestudiedhowvirusesdevelopandcausedisease.“Igotexcitedabouthowviruses specificalycausediseaseandaffecthumanhealth,”sherecals. Now,Dr.AhmedisaprofessorandaleadingresearcheratOhioUniversity.Herteamchangesvirusesso theytargetandkilcancer(pq)celswithoutharminghealthyones.“Ilookatvirusesfromaverypositiveview now,”shesays.“Notonlyassomethingthatcausesdisease,butassomethingthatcanbeusedtofightcancer.” Besidesresearch,Dr.Ahmedhasbeenworkingcloselywithstudentsandteacherstomodernizethe curriculum(rs).Shewantsclassestobemorehandsonandconnectedtorealworldproblems.Shealsotalks tocommunities,especialyinruralareas,toexplainhowvirusesandvaccineswork.Shebelievesscienceshould besharedwitheveryone,notjustexperts. ToherstudentsinterestedinvirologyatOhioUniversity,Dr.Ahmedsadviceissimple.“Forme,thatfirst step,curiosity,hasthepowertochangeeverything.Itcertainlydidforme,”shesays.“Askquestions,and worktogether,andthenyoucandoamazingthings.” 【 !"7#$%&'·!" (4 )(*8))】 24.HowdidthevirologyclassaffectDr.Ahmed? A.Itgaveherdirections. B.Shebecameafraidofvirology. C.Shedislikedmedicine. D.Itenabledhertostudyabroad. 25.WhatisDr.Ahmedsopinionaboutviruses? A.Theywontbeusedtohelpsavelives. B.Theyareamajorhealthrisktoherteam. C.Theycanbeturnedintoacureforcancer. D.Theyarejustsomethingthatcausesdisease. 26.WhatdoesDr.Ahmedworkonbesidesresearch? A.Teacherspayment. B.Scienceeducation. C.Studentslifeskils. D.Thetiesoffriendship. 27.WhatdoesDr.Ahmedadviseherstudentstodo? A.Staycurious. B.Makeadetailedplan. C.Doeasyjobs. D.Developagoodhabit. 犆 NewresearchshowshowpeoplelivinginSouthArabiathousandsofyearsagobuiltstonemonuments(tuv)to adapttochangingenvironmentalandculturalconditions.Thesepeoplewerepastoralists,whomovedaround withanimalslikegoatsandcattle.Asthelandchangedfromgreenandrainytoaridanddesertlike,they changedhowtheybuiltmonuments. Atfirst,whenthelandhadmorerain,largegroupsworkedtogethertobuildbigstonemonumentsina singleeffort,oftenusingverylargestones.Ittookatleastsevenstrongmentoliftthebiggeststones.Someof theselargermonumentscouldservelargegatheringsofpeople,wheretheycouldgatherwithmanycattleherds, andhaveanimalsacrifices(wx)alongwithfeasts. Astheregionbecamemorearidandcouldnolongersupportlargenumbersofpeoplenortheircoming together,smalgroupstraveledwidely,goingtowheretheycouldfindwaterandgrassfortheiranimals.Asa result,smalergroupsbuiltsmalermonumentswithsmalerstones.Thesewereoftenbuiltovermanyyears, withpeoplereturningtoaddmoreparts.Thesearecaledaccretivemonuments,suchastriliths—stone structuresmadefromthreestones. Eventhoughthemonumentsbecamesmaler,thekeyrolethatthesemonumentsplayedinpeopleslives remainedthesame.Asthesegroupsspreadoutinthedesert,thesemonumentshelpedpeoplemaintaina community,evenwiththosetheymayrarelysee.Peoplecouldleavesigns,sharemessages,ormarkimportant places.Somemayhaveevenhelpedothersknowifithadrainedrecentlyorifgrasswasavailable. ProfessorJoyMcCorriston,wholedthestudy,explained,“Inmanycases,theywerebuildingamemory. Theycametoamonumentandaddedtheirpieces.Themonumentsdeliveredreadablemeaningstootherswho sharedthesameculturalcontext(yz).” 28.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“arid”inthefirstparagraphmean? A.Dry. B.Poor. C.Cool. D.Windy. 29.Whatcanbelearnedabouttheearlierbuiltmonuments? A.Theywerevisitedbysmalergroups. B.Theyweremadeoflargestones. C.Theyweremainlyusedforsacrifices. D.Theywerebuiltovermanyyears. 30.Whydidthepastoralistsspreadoutinthedesertaccordingtothetext? A.Forthetraditionalview. B.Forthelargepopulation. C.Forthecitydevelopment. D.Forthebadenvironment. 【 !"7#$%&'·!" (5 )(*8))】 31.Whatcanweinferaboutthestonemonuments? A.Theywerethecarrierofadvancesinbuildings. B.Theyplaythesameroleinpeopleslivesnow. C.Theybroughtthepastoralistsasharedidentity. D.Theyaredifficulttorecognizeinthedesert. 犇 AteamledbyGeoffreyW.MarcyoftheUniversityofCalifornia,Berkeley,announcedtheyhadfoundtwo planetarysystems,oneofthemjust15lightyearsawayfromtheEarth.Eachsystemfeaturesastarroughly similartothesunandsomeveryunusualplanets. Amongthe50orsostarswhereextrasolarplanetshavebeenstudied,scientistshavereportedonlyonewith morethanasingleplanet.Thesenewsystemsbringsomesurprises.Onehasahugeobjectwhichmaybeafailed star.Theothersystemhastwoplanetsthatmoveinaspecialwayaroundtheirstar. Theplanetswerenotseendirectly.Instead,thegroupmeasuredthewobblesthattheorbitingbodies produceintheirrespectivesuns.Thewobbleiscausedbythepuloftheplanetsastheyorbittheirstars. Inthefirstsystem,thesunlikestarHD168443is123lightyearsawayfromtheEarth.Oneplanet,already known,isseventimesthesizeofJupiter.Now,theresearchersfindthatHD168443hasasecondcompanion, whichisatleast17timesbiggerthanJupiter.Thatstoomassiveforanormalplanetbutnotquitebigenoughto bearealstar.Itmightbea“browndwarf”,akindoffailedstar. ThesecondsystemorbitsthereddwarfstarGliese876.Oneplanetorbitsthestarin61days.Theother orbitsinabout30days.Thesetwoplanetspuloneachotherandmoveinastable({|@)pattern. Theplanetsorbitalharmonymayenabletheresearcherstomeasuretheactualmassofeachbody.Geoffrey speculates(}')thatthetwohaventalwayshadthisspecialrelationship.Theinneronehasmovedclosertothe parentstarandtheouteronefolowedatamorerapidclip.“Understandingthissystemcouldopenwindowson thediversityofplanetformationintheuniverse,”Geoffreysays. 32.Whatcanweknowaboutthetwoplanetarysystems? A.Theywilbecomelivableinthenearfuture. B.Theywilfalintofailedstarsinsomeways. C.Theyarethesameasthesunandotherplanets. D.Theyaredifferentfromthestarsstudiedbefore. 33.Howdoestheauthorpresentthefirstsysteminparagraph4? A.Bygivingexamples. B.Bymakingasummary. C.Byexplaininganidea. D.Bydrawingcomparisons. 34.WhatareGeoffreyswordsmainlyabout? A.Thesignificanceofthefinding. B.Awaytomeasureaplanet. C.Aproblemwiththefarplanets. D.Theimportanceoffindinglife. 35.Whichisthemostsuitabletitleforthetext? 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(6 )(*8))】 犓狀狅狑犻狀犵狑犺犪狋狔狅狌狑犪狀狋狋狅狊犪狔  38 .Thewayyouorderyourwordsmatters,anditcanbeeasiertospeakclearlywhenyouvealready thoughtthroughyourideas.Forexample,youwanttoaskforaraise.Enteringtheconversationknowinghow youplantoaskthequestioncanhelpcalmanxietyandmakeyouappearmoreconfident. 犚犲犪犱犻狀犵狋犺犲狉狅狅犿 Knowinghowtoreadtheroomisanotherimportantpart,aspeoplesattitudesandreactionstoyourwords maychangeasyoucommunicate.Forexample,ifyouregivingaworkpresentationandnoticesomepeoplelook confused,itmaybeagoodtimetopause(‰Š)andaskifanyonehasquestions. 39 . 犛狋犪狔犻狀犵狊犻犿狆犾犲犪狀犱犱犻狉犲犮狋 Effectivecommunicationisoftenconcise(‹Œ@)andtothepoint. 40 .Forexample,ifyouregivinga tasktoanewhire,explaintheexactdeliverableandprovideaspecificduedatethatincludesthedayandtime. Dontoffermoreinformationthantheyneedortalkaboutfutureresponsibilities.Focusonwhatisrequiredat thatmoment. A.Understandingyouraudience B.Itdependsonpersonalpreference C.Deliveringaconcisemessagetoyourcoworkers D.Keepingyourmessagesimplecanavoidmiscommunication E.Beclearaboutyourintentionbeforestartingaconversation F.Goodcommunicationskilscanleadtoapositiveworkingenvironment G.Thishelpsmatchyouraudienceandmakesureyoustayonthesamepage ;H=> "IJK(ABC,D>30>) ("- (*15./;0./11,21151) ST45hi , <0/>?@A、B、C、Dj;BC=BD~€‚]ƒ@EFBC。 QuincyKronerisonlytwoyearsold.However,healreadyknowswhohisheroesare—thegarbage(Ž) menwho 41 hisneighborhoodeveryweekintheirbig,noisytruck. Sincehelearnedtowalk,Quincyhasshoweda(n) 42 inthegarbagetruck.Hewas 43 towatchthe truckroldownthestreet.Heevensaid,“Thegarbagemen 44 atme!”Atfirst,hisparentswerentsure. Butoneday,theylookedoutthewindowand 45 itwastrue—thegarbagemenwererealywaving! AfterQuincyfinishedpottery()training,hisparentsgavehimatoygarbagetruckasareward(‘’). 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(7 )(*8))】 47.A.showing B.delivering C.lending D.seling 48.A.walk B.meet C.praise D.folow 49.A.belief B.stress C.joy D.anger 50.A.yes B.sorry C.helo D.goodbye 51.A.brighter B.louder C.smaler D.safer 52.A.bored B.hungry C.relaxed D.nervous 53.A.exactly B.honestly C.partly D.secretly 54.A.dressedup B.brokedown C.calmeddown D.ranaway 55.A.caled B.comforted C.tended D.admired (Z- (*10./;0./1.51,21151) ST45hi , “‚]ƒ€1;”•@–—[˜™š–—@›œž。 TheWhittleseaStraw(Ÿ )Bearfestival,atraditionaleventinCambridgeshiretownscalendar,returned tothetownonJanuary11.Despitethecoldweather,manypeople 56 (gather)towatchtheparade,with dancersandmusiciansaccompanyingtheStrawBearand 57 (it)keepersthroughthestreets.TheStrawBear wasparadedalongsidetheBourneBordersdancetroupe(¡¢),aMorrisdancinggroup 58 (know)for wearingbrightyelowandgreenoutfits,greenfacepaint, 59 colourfulfloweryhats.  60 traditionofparadingtheStrawBearthroughthevilageisbelievedtohavestartedinthe1880s,but theexactdateremainsunclear. 61 (undoubted),theparadeofthestrawbearwasawaytohonourthe agriculturalcommunities.Accordingtoorganisers,itwascustomary 62 amantodressinstrawandbenamedthe StrawBear.Butin1909,thelocalpolicestoppedthefestival,sayingStrawBearswereaformofbegging. Luckily,theWhittleseaSocietywasresourcefulenough 63 (bring)itbackin1980. Now,over250dancersandmusiciansjointheannualparade.Theyperformtraditionaldancesforthecrowds  64 cometoseetheStrawBear.ThefestivalwilcometoanendonSundaywiththeburningofanefigy(£¤)of theStrawBear, 65 (make)wayforanewbeartobebuiltfornextyearsharvest. ;L=> .:(ABC,D>40>) ("- (21151) ¥|HY¦§ , H¨+,©ª«¬";­® (column)。¯°Jason±D“Art”R“Theonlineworld”c;B/ ²³´Bµ 。 ¶?Jason·"¸¹º,š»¼˜: 1.H@Bµ; 2.½Œ‡¾。 ¿À :1.·b—Á„80;ÃÄ; 2.¶ÅÆ4Ǟ“P/È@ÉÂÊËbP。 DearJason, IrealyliketheideaofaddinganewcolumntoourEnglishnewspaper.           Yours, LiHua 【 !"7#$%&'·!" (8 )(*8))】 (Z- (21251) ST45de , ÌÍΚ»R>?6ÏÐÑ,Ò·c6 , ÓÔÕÖ"×GØ@hi 。 Johnwasa15yearoldboywholivedwithhismother.Hisfather,Mr.Brown,wasapilotwhooften traveledforworkandcouldntbehomeveryoften.Becauseofthis,Johndidntseehisfathermuch—sometimes onlyonceortwiceamonth.Althoughhismotheralwayscaredforhim,Johnstilmissedhisfatherscompany. Hedidntcomplain,buthefeltalittledisappointedeachtimehisdadmissedanimportantmoment. Oneday,Johnsschoolannouncedatechfair.Studentscoulddesignacreativeproject.Johnwasexcited aboutthefairashewasattractedtohandwork.Hedecidedtobuildasmartrobotthatcouldfolowvoice commands(ÙÚ).Overthefolowingtwoweeks,hethrewhimselfintotheproject,stayinglateafterschool almosteveryday.Hepracticedhispresentationandimaginedhisparentsclapping(ÛÜ). Beforefinishingtheproject,Johncaledhisdadexcitedlyandtoldhimaboutthefair,“Dad,thisisthefirst timeformetobuildasmartrobot.Iwonderifyoucouldjoinmethere.” “Irealywanttobethere,”Mr.Brownsaidoverthephone,“butImighthaveaflightthatday.Iltrymybest.” Thedayofthefaircame.Thehalwasfulofstudentsandtheirparents.Johnsmotherstoodinthecrowd, smilingandholdingherphonetotakepictures.Buthisfatherdidntshowup.Johnstildidagreatjobinhis presentation,butdeepinside,hefeltalittlesad. Thatevening,whenhegothome,Johnfoundahandwrittennoteonthekitchentable:“ImsorryIcouldnt come.Improudofyou.Letsbuildabetteronetogethernextweekend.”Justthen,Johnsphonebuzzed.It wasamessagefromhisdad:“Calmeifyourestilawake.” ¿À :1.Ò·—Á„150;ÃÄ; 2.¶ÅÆ4Ǟ“P/È@ÉÂÊËbP。 Johnpickedupthephoneandquicklycaledhisfather.                 ThatpromisemadeJohnfeelmuchbetter.              

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