2025年中考英语二轮复习阅读每日一练3

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Summer Science Camp 2025

We are excited to announce our annual Summer Science Camp for middle school students! This year's camp will be held from July 10 to August 5 at the City Science Center. The camp offers a wonderful opportunity for students aged 12-15 to explore the world of science through fun activities and experiments.

Program Highlights:

• Daily hands-on experiments in physics, chemistry and biology

• Field trips to local science museums and research centers

• Special guest lectures by famous scientists

• Science project competition with great prizes

• Outdoor activities including nature observation

Schedule:

Monday to Friday

9:00-11:30 Morning science sessions

12:00-13:00 Lunch break

13:30-16:00 Afternoon activities

16:30-17:30 Free time and games

Requirements:

1. Complete the online application form before June 15

2. Submit a short essay (200 words) about why you love science

3. Pay the camp fee of $300 (scholarships available)

 

1. Who can attend this summer camp?

A. All primary school students

B. Students aged 12-15

C. College students

D. Adults interested in science

2. What activity is NOT mentioned in the program?

A. Sports competitions

B. Science experiments

C. Field trips

D. Guest lectures

3. What must students do before June 15?

A. Pay the full camp fee

B. Prepare a science project

C. Visit the Science Center

D. Write an essay and apply online

 

答案:  1. B   2. A   3. D

B

Last year, I joined a national coding competition for teenagers. At first, I was nervous because I had only learned Python for six months. My task was to program a small robot to navigate a maze.

The first round was tough. My robot kept hitting walls because of a logic error in my code. But my mentor, Mr. Chen, taught me how to debug step by step. By the third attempt, my robot finally completed the course!

The most exciting part was the final round, where we had to make an AI chatbot. I used natural language processing (NLP) to train it. Surprisingly, my chatbot won second place! This experience showed me that persistence and problem-solving matter more than natural talent.

Now, I code every weekend and even teach younger students. Next month, I’ll compete in an international AI challenge. Who knows? Maybe one day, I’ll develop the next DeepSeek!

1.Why was the author nervous at first?

A. He didn’t like robots

B. The competition was too easy

C. He had limited coding experience

D. His mentor was strict

2. What problem did the author face in the first round?

A. His robot couldn’t move

B. His code had a logic error

C. The maze was too simple

D. His computer crashed

3. What lesson did the author learn?

A. Talent is more important than effort

B. Robots are too difficult to program

C. Coding competitions are unfair

D. Persistence and problem-solving matter

答案:  1. C      2. B     3. D

C

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A honey bee colony has three types of bees: the queen, workers, and