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1.Whattimeisitnow?
A.4:25pm. B.4:30pm. C.4:35pm.
2.Whatwilthemansendtothewomanlater?
A.Hiscomputer.
B.Hiscontactlist.
C.Tomsemailaddress.
3.Wheredoesthemanprobablygo?
A.France. B.Italy. C.Spain.
4.HowdoesTedfeel?
A.Hopeful. B.Unconfident. C.Positive.
5.Whatarethespeakersprobablydoingnow?
A.Cooking. B.Fishing. C.Surfing.
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16.WhatisJessicaFoster?
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19.WherewasthefirstExpoheld?
A.InLondon. B.InOsaka. C.InNewYork.
20.WhatdoesMyakuMyakudowelin?
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Areyouplanningtogoonvacationabroadthissummer?Herearethetopdestinationsthat
promiseunforgetableexperiences.
Santorini,Greece
Famousforitswonderfulsunsetsandwhitewashedbuildings,Santoriniisamustvisitthis
summer.Theislandsvolcanicbeachesoferuniquelandscapes,whileitsrichhistoryand
Mediteraneancuisinemakeitanextremelygooddestinationforculturelovers.Dontmiss
exploringancientruinsinAkrotiriandenjoyinglocaldelicacies(
Rt
)atseasidebars.
Queenstown,NewZealand
Knownforitsadventuresports,Queenstownisatopdestinationforthrilseekers.Thisresort
townofersbungeejumping,skydiving,andscenicboatridesonLakeWakatipu.Suroundedby
impressivemountainsandatractivescenery,Queenstownisperfectforbothadventureand
relaxationduringthesummermonths.
AmalfiCoast,Italy
Withitsdramaticclifsandcharmingcoastalvilages,theAmalfiCoastisapictureperfect
summerdestination.TouristscanexploretheunusualtownsofPositanoandRavelo,tastefresh
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OkanaganValey,Canada
LocatedinBritishColumbia,OkanaganValeyisasummerdestinationknownforits
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tastingsatfamouswineries,relaxonthesandyshoresofOkanaganLake,orenjoyoutdoor
activitieslikehikingandbiking.Therichartssceneandfarmersmarketsaddtotheregions
appeal,makingitatopdestinationforfoodiesandnatureloversalike.
21.WhatisSantoriniwelknownfor?
A.Adventuresportsandmountainviews. B.Dramaticclifsandcoastalvilages.
C.Whitebuildingsandbeautifulsunsets. D.Breathtakinglakesandvineyards.
22.Whereshouldtravelersinterestedinadventuresportsgoto?
A.Santorini,Greece. B.OkanaganValey,Canada.
C.AmalfiCoast,Italy. D.Queenstown,NewZealand.
23.WhatcanvisitorslikelyexperienceontheAmalfiCoast,Italy?
A.Scenicdrivesandfreshseafood. B.Mountainhikesandtastingwine.
C.Skydivingandbungeejumping. D.Volcaniclandscapesandancienttowns.
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In2023,AlexMayer,arunnerandcolegestudent,awokeconfusedandunabletomoveina
hospitalbed.Shesuferedfromshorttermmemoryloss.Doctorsdiagnosed(
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Alexsdiseaseconfusedherandherfamily.Itseemedunbelievablethatsomeoneasyoungas
herwouldbefacingsuchunexpectedphysicalandcognitive(
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tohaveaconfirmeddiagnosis,butshestilhadsomanyquestionsandfewanswers.Shefelt
unpreparedforhowtofolowherpathtorecovery.
Alexfacedthechalengeofrelearningbasicskils,andshehadtoaccepthernewrealitythat
consistedofhoursofphysicaltherapy(
).Heroldcolegelife—filedwithstudyingforexams,
atendingclassesandsocialoutingswithfriends—feltlikeadistantdream.
“Thehardestpartofmyrecoverywastryingtoacceptthatthishadhappened,”saidAlex.“I
wasforeverchanged,andnoteveryonearoundmewouldbeabletounderstandwhatthatwas
like.”
Herrecoveryprocesswasslowatfirst,butsoonshefeltalivewithinher.Inordertoregain
somecontrolofherhealingjourney,shesetdailygoals,likestandingononefootduringher
physicaltherapysessions.
Afterseveralmonthsofgradualprogress,shestartedtorunagain.Oncesheregainedher
physicalstrength,shestartedtotrainevenharderandsetanambitiousgoaltoonedayparticipate
intheBostonMarathon.Whenherphysicaltherapysessionsended,shepushedherselftogoouton
dailyruns.
Herperseverancepaidof.ShefinishedtheBostonMarathonwithhersupportivefriendsand
familycheeringheron.Whenshecrossedthefinishline,shesaidshefeltagreatsenseof
gratitude.HermarathonmedalrepresentedjusthowfarAlexhadcomephysicalyandmentaly.
24.WhatwasthebiggestchalengeAlexfacedduringrecovery?
A.Preparingforthemarathon. B.Missingcolegesociallife.
C.Acceptingherpermanentchanges. D.Findingapproachestorecovery.
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25.HowdidAlexgetbackhercontroloverhertreatmentprocess?
A.Bysetingdailygoals. B.Bygetinghelpfromfamily.
C.Bystandingforlongerhours. D.Bypushingherselfoutoftheroom.
26.WhatcontributedtoAlexssuccessintheBostonMarathon?
A.Heroldexperiencesandhardworkincolege.
B.Hergratefulatitudetowardsfamilyandfriends.
C.Hergreatcourageandfrequenttrackandfieldevents.
D.Herspiritofnevergivingupandsupportfromfamilyandfriends.
27.Whatsthebesttitleofthetext?
A.AWomanStrugglesagainstHerMemoryLoss
B.ThePowerofDailyGoalsinRecoveryIsIncreasing
C.FamilySupportIsUnforgetableduringaRareDisease
D.AWomanFinishesBostonMarathonafterBatlingRareDisease
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Inrecentyears,weatherforecastinghasenteredanewstagethankstoartificialinteligence.A
groundbreakingstudypublishedinthejournalNatureonMay21,2025reportsAurora,anAI
model.Itusesmachinelearningtopredictweatherfasterandmoreaccuratelythantraditional
systems.
Unliketraditionalmethods,whichrelyoncomplexphysicsbasedsupercomputerstosimulate
(
)weatherpaterns,Auroraanalyzesoveramilionhoursofdatatorecognizehowweather
paternschange.Traditionalweathermodelsrequiresupercomputersandtakehourstoprocessdata.
Developingthemcantakedecades.Aurora,however,wasbuiltinjusteightweeksandrunsona
regulardesktop.Thismakesadvancedforecastingaccessibletosmalerorganizationsorregionsthat
cantafordexpensivesupercomputers.Forexample,MicrosoftsMSNWeatherappalreadyuses
Aurorasdata,bringingitsinsightstomilions.
Asa“foundationmodel”,Aurorastartswithgeneralknowledgebutcanbefinetunedfor
everysingletask.Byaddingdataonhuricane,airpolution,oroceanwaves,researcherstrainedit
tohandlevariousenvironmentalchalenges.Asclimatechangecausesmoreextremeweather,
accuratepredictionsareimportant.“TheneedforaccurateEarthsystemforecastshasneverbeen
greater,”saysresearcherParisPerdikaris.WithAurorasflexibility,scientistshopetochangeit
slightlyforotherchalengeslikeseaicemelting,floods,andwildfires.
Intests,AurorapredictedthepathofTyphoonDoksurifourdaysinadvance—something
oficialforecastsfailedtodoin2023.BecausemodelslikeAuroracanoftenberunonatypical
desktopanddontrequireasupercomputer,theycouldmakeweatherforecastingmoreaccessibleto
peopleandplacesthatcantafordtoruntheirownphysicsbasedsimulations.Whileitsnota
replacementforalmodels,itsabilitytoprovidequalityforecastsinsecondscouldtransformhow
communitiesprepareforstorms,polution,andotherenvironmentalthreats.
28.WhatisAuroraaccordingtothetext?
A.Atraditionalforecastingmethod. B.AnAImodelforweatherforecasting.
C.Anewjournalaboutclimatechange. D.Asupercomputerforweathersimulation.
29.WhatisthefeatureofAurora?
A.Ittakesdecadestodevelop.
B.Itreliesonsupercomputers.
C.Itanalyzesdatatorecognizeweatherpaterns.
D.Itusesphysicsbasedsimulations.
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30.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“finetuned”meaninthethirdparagraph?
A.Adjustedslightly. B.Trainedonolddata.
C.Madesmalerinsize. D.Testedinnewsituations.
31.Whatcanweinferfromthelastparagraph?
A.AuroracanreplaceotherAImodels.
B.Aurorasperformanceisimpressive.
C.Auroraisonlyusedtoforecastweather.
D.Aurorasusagehashighrequirementfordevices.
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Facialmakeupservesmultiplepurposes,includingexpressingcharacterfeatures,indicating
thecharacterssituation,creatingpsychologicaldistancebetweentheplayandtheaudience,and
generatingartisticstimulation.
FacialmakeupinPekingOperacantelinformationaboutacharacterspersonality,emotions,
andfate.Forexample,XiangYuspainted“crying”eyessymbolizehistragicending,whileBao
Gongsfrowningshowshisworiedlook.TheMonkeyKingsuniquemonkeyshapedfaceindicates
hisidentityasamonkeycharacter.
TheuseoffacialmakeupinPekingOperacreatesapsychologicaldistancebetweenthe
audienceandtheperformers.Byhidingtheactorstruefaceswithpaintedpaternsandcolors,the
audienceispreventedfromseeingtheactorsactualappearance.Thishelpstoavoidthefalseidea
ofmerecopyingandalowstheaudiencetoappreciatetheperformanceasaworkofartratherthan
arealisticrepresentation.
Theuseofdiferentfacialmakeupstyles,suchasthe“Dahualian”(paintedfacewithawhite
base)and“Jundai”(grotesquemakeup),createsasharpcontrast.Thiscontrasthighlightsthe
beautyofthe“Sheng”(male)and“Dan”(female)charactersandthegrotesqueness(
)ofthe
“Jing”(paintedface)characters.
Inaddition,theuseofthick,brightoilcolorsandvariouspaterns,combinedwiththe
powerfulandroughvoiceoftheJingactors,generatesstrongartisticstimulationthatcanexciteand
shocktheaudience.
Whiletherearegeneralprinciplesandconventionsforfacialmakeup,variationsoccurbased
onfactorssuchastherepertoire(
),ageofthecharacters,andtheactorsfaces.Thefacial
makeupofcharactersappearingtogether,especialythetonecolor,shouldnotbeoverlyheavy.
Thisensuresvisualharmonyandenablestheaudiencetodistinguishdiferentroles,evenfroma
distance.
ThetraditionalChineseoperausesvariousfacialmakeupstylestorepresentdiferent
charactersandconveytheirpersonalities.Themakeuptechniquesandpaternsusedarehighly
stylizedandfolowspecificrulesandmethods.
32.WhatisthefunctionoffacialmakeupinPekingOperaaccordingtoPara.2?
A.Todescribeactorspersonalcharacters.
B.Tovisualycommunicatecharacterdetails.
C.Toalowactorstochangerolesquickly.
D.Toshowsocialstatusthroughdiferentdesigns.
33.Whatdoesmakeuphelpaudiencesfocuson?
A.Actorsreallooks. B.Makeuptechniques.
C.Therealisticrepresentation. D.Theartisticperformance.
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34.Whatefectdocontrastingmakeupstylescreate?
A.Shockingtheaudience. B.Emphasizingrolediferences.
C.Highlightingcostumecolors. D.Simplifyingcharacterrecognition.
35.Whyareveryheavymakeupcolorsavoided?
A.Tosavemakeuptime. B.Toreducetheuseofmaterials.
C.Tohaveclearroledistinction. D.Tofolowfashiontrends.
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experimentstoseewhichstrategiesbesthelpyoureachyourgoals.
Actasifyoufeelmotivated
36 .Actasifyoufeltmotivated,andyouractionsmaychangeyouremotions.For
example,ratherthansitonthecouchinyourpajamas(
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strike,getdressedandgetmoving.Youmightfindthattakingactionwilincreaseyour
motivation,whichmakesiteasiertokeepgoing.
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Whenyouthinkyouregoingtofail,arguealthereasonswhyyoumightsucceed.Orwhen
youthinkyoucantfinishajob,listwhatevershowsyoulbeabletocompletethetask. 38 .
Andyoumightfindthatdevelopingamorebalancedoutlookwilhelpyoufeelmoremotivatedto
try.
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essential.Seeifothertaskscanbemovedtoadiferentday.Prioritize(
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importantthingsonthelist,andmovethosetothetop.Youmightfindaslightchangeinyour
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Goforawalkinnature
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Walkinginnaturecanbeespecialybeneficial. 40 .Beingsuroundedbynaturecanprovidethe
mentalescapeyouneedtoreturntoyourprojectfeelingmoremotivatedthanbefore.
A.Arguetheopposite
B.Practiceselfcriticism
C.Inthatway,youcanseebothsidesoftheproblem
D.Asaresult,youmightfeelmoremotivatedtogettowork
E.Youmaytrickyourselfintofeelingmotivatedbychangingyourbehavior
F.Changeyourmoodbyaddingalitlefuntosomethingyourenotmotivatedtodo
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becauseIhadneverdonesomethinglikethisbefore.Myteacherencouragedmeand 43 me
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49 goingovereachline,tryingtocalmmyself.
AsIstoodonstage,Icould 50 somefamiliarfaces,mymum,myfriends.Everyones
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WhenIsteppedofthestage,myhandswere 53 ,eventhoughitwasasummerday.But
asI 54 ,Isawmyteachersandfriendssmiling,makingmefeelwarm.
Trustme!Youaremorecapablethanyouthink. 55 asbestasyoucan,stepontothat
stageandbeginyourspeech!
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42.A.delighted B.embarassed C.emotional D.nervous
43.A.promised B.elected C.informed D.wrote
44.A.Immediately B.Eventualy C.Fortunately D.Entirely
45.A.psychologist B.mother C.teacher D.friend
46.A.aloud B.fast C.mostly D.quietly
47.A.relief B.surprise C.dificulty D.confidence
48.A.ended B.arived C.appeared D.existed
49.A.silently B.independently C.frankly D.dramaticaly
50.A.afect B.target C.spot D.highlight
51.A.adjust B.feel C.stop D.touch
52.A.checked B.folded C.canceled D.finished
53.A.cold B.sensitive C.loose D.severe
54.A.gaveup B.letdown C.lookedaround D.cheeredup
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hisownrecordof30climbs, 57 hesetlastyear.Ritagottothetopofthe8,849metre
mountainviathesoutheastroute.Hewasoncetheguidefora22memberteamfromtheIndian
army.Thenhe 58 (hire)bythecompanySevenSummitTreks.Acompanyspokesmansaid
KamiRitawas“anationalclimbinghero” 59 “aglobalsymbolofEverest”.Another
spokesmancaledRita“averypassionateclimber”.
KamiRitaiscaled“EverestMan”.Hefirst 60 (go)toEverestin1994.Hehasclimbed
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Thecampaigninvitedthestudentstosharetheircreativitythroughplanningdiferentactivities
atnearbyplacesthathadlosttheirbeautyduetopolutionandclimatechange.Itrequiredthe
studentstoparticipateintwogroups.Onegroupwouldworkbytheriversideandtheotherwould
reviveapublicgarden.
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groupwithexcitement.
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plantsbytheriverside,andthebiodiversitywasalmostdestroyed.Thisleftalthestudentsingreat
sadness.However,theywereinspiredbythemotivationofrestoringtheplacescharm,makingit
cleanoncemore.
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That would be great. thanks. I'd like to go to france to see the iphone tower, or italy for the awesome food, or maybe spain for the amazing beaches. Okay, okay, make up your mind. I prefer to relax on the beaches. Are you going to enter the photo contest? Susan. I don't know. Ted. oh, you should. You are so talented. Your pictures are beautiful, but I am getting cold feet. I don't know if I am good enough. Patrick, I don't feel so well. Don't worry, Young chen, once we're back on shore tonight, eating the delicious fish we caught today, being a little seaside will be totally worth IT. 第一节到此结束,第二节听下面5段对话或独白。每段对话或独白后有几个小题,从题中所给的ABC3个选项中选出最佳选项,并标在试卷的相应位置。听每段对话或独白前,你将有时间阅读各个小题,每小题5秒钟。听完后各小题将给出5秒钟的作答时间,每段对话或独白读两遍。听下面一段对话,回答第六和第7两个小题。现在你有10秒钟的时间阅读这两个小题。Hello, how much is this magazine? Let's see. Top sounds that one pound, nineteen nine. Okay, can I have the magazine? And do you have a bottle of water over . there in the fridge? Is that everything? I think. So how much is that? all? 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IT ends in october. More than twenty eight million visitors would love to go to IT. An EXO brings together people from all over the world. The first one was in london, and eighty and fifty one exposed. Try to find answers to world problems. The osaka expo shows the culture, history and economy of one hundred and fifty eight countries. The theme is creating a future society for our lives. At the U. S. Area, people can see exhibits on space travel. The osc expo is on an artificial island. The eighty display areas are in a round building called the grand ring, guinness world records said. IT is the world's largest wooden architectural structure. A one day ticket costs about fifty two dollars. Visitors can see lots of japanese culture. There are exhibits on robots, flying cars and hello Kitty. Visitors can also see the expo mascot t this is called meaco miao. IT has a blue face and many red eyes. IT is good at finding rainbows. Expo twenty twenty five has opened in osaka, japan. 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