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第一讲　据语篇架构解题 Ⅰ.阅读理解 A 　　（2025·安徽芜湖二模）Yang Yu， known as Jiaozi （Dumpling）， is a visionary Chinese animation director who redefined modern storytelling through his masterpiece Né Zha Birth of the Demon Child.Born in 1980 in Sichuan Province， Jiaozi initially studied electrical medicine at West China Medical School， which is a well-known medical university.However， in 2003， he gave up medicine and chose to follow his passion for animation.Although his decision was not understood by others， to him， it is passion that deserves the most attention. 　　Jiaozi’s career began with extraordinary perseverance.From 2005 to 2008， he taught himself animation software while living with his parents， who gave him a lot of support， both economically and mentally.Eventually he produced his first short film， See Through.This 16-minute anti-war animation， created entirely by himself， won 30＋international awards， including the Best Animation Award at the Berlin International Film Festival.This success strengthened his determination to engage in animation design. 　　His breakthrough came with Ne Zha， a five-year passion project that broke multiple records.The film features 1，318 special effects shots and went through 66 script revisions.Jiaozi transformed the classic Chinese mythological （神话的） figure into a misunderstood “demon child” who fights prejudice symbolized by the iconic line： “Destiny is not a trap — I’ll decide who I am！” This modern adaptation earned 5.04 billion yuan （$740 million）， arousing global interest in Chinese animation. 　　Jiaozi’s success arises from his obsessive attention to detail.He often spends months perfecting a single scene and insists on combining traditional Chinese elements with Hollywood-level 3D animation.Despite Hollywood job offers， he remains committed to advancing China’s animation industry， which he believes will receive global recognition one day. 1.Why did Jiaozi abandon a medical career？（　　） A.He pursued financial security. B.He regarded passion as his top priority. C.He thought studying medicine was demanding. D.He found animation required scientific knowledge. 2.What is special about Jiaozi’s first short film See Through？（　　） A.It took 10 years to complete. B.It won a Hollywood award. C.It was made by Jiaozi alone. D.It focused on medical themes. 3.What is the function of the numbers mentioned in paragraph 3？（　　） A.To criticize the high cost of the film. B.To stress the director’s lack of experience. C.To display the director’s efforts and the film’s success. D.To show the complexity of modern animation technology. 4.Which of the following best describes the director of Ne Zha based on the passage？（　　） A.Diligent and modest. B.Ambitious and humorous. C.Responsible and sociable. D.Determined and passionate. B 　　（2025·湖北八校二模）Wanting to squeeze or bite an animal’s ears or feet is called cute aggression， and scientists are trying to understand why we do it. 　　Cute aggression is a type of dimorphous expression （双模表达）， an emotional response in which a person experiences more than one emotion at the same time.It begins with a stimulus， saying your dog being cute and sitting with her paws crossed.This prompts an emotional experience， perhaps feeling overwhelmed by cuteness， and then an expressive behavior.With dimorphous expressions， the person experiences more than one expressive behavior.They may show delight at their dog’s cuteness， but also announce that their paws are so cute that they want to eat them.It makes sense that adorable puppy paws can create delight.But having an urge to bite them feels like a violent impulse that doesn’t belong in the moment. 　　In recent years， scientists have been able to use technology to determine the neural mechanisms that occur during cute aggression.In a 2018 study in Frontiers in Behavioral Neuroscience， Meltzoff， an associate professor at the University of California， and her co-author sought to understand the neural mechanisms associated with cute aggression. 　　The team recruited 54 volunteers aged between 18 and 40， and connected them to an electroencephalogram （EEG）.The participants then looked at four sets of images.Two sets featured cute babies and baby animals， while two sets displayed “less cute” babies and adult animals.With the EEG， the researchers could measure electrical activity within milliseconds of it occurring.They found greater activity after images of cute animals were displayed. 　　In general， people who had greater neural activity after seeing cute kitties were more likely to report having a dimorphous reaction.Neurologically， Meltzofg says， the findings suggest that cute aggression involves both the emotion and reward systems.The study also found that people who are more likely to become overwhelmed with emotions are more likely to experience cute aggression.The current theory with dimorphous emotions is that the second emotion helps to manage the overwhelming feelings and even calms the person down. 5.Which behavior is an example of dimorphous expression？（　　） A.Enjoying a tragic movie and crying out. B.Laughing at a joke and feeling delighted. C.Encountering an accident in a bad mood. D.Appreciating flowers and wanting to pick them. 6.What do recent studies focus on？（　　） A.Repeated occurrence of cute expressions. B.The impact of technology on human emotions. C.Different reactions of age groups to cute images. D.The neural mechanism related to dimorphous expression. 7.How is the study carried out in paragraph 4？（　　） A.By reviewing previous studies. B.By analyzing some data. C.By observing subjects’ responses. D.By clarifying some points. 8.What do we know about the present study？（　　） A.Greater neural activity guarantees cute aggression. B.Electrical activity in our brain occurs within milliseconds. C.Cute aggression contributes to regulating people’s feelings. D.People overwhelmed with emotions will experience less cute aggression. Ⅱ.阅读七选五 　　（2025·江西上饶二模）In recent years， artificial intelligence （AI） has significantly transformed education.Deepseek， an AI-driven learning platform， has emerged as a pioneer in reshaping traditional teaching methods.9.（　　） Therefore， it can identify individual strengths and weaknesses with extraordinary precision.For instance， if a student consistently makes errors in algebra word problems， the system not only detects the pattern but also generates targeted exercises to bridge specific knowledge gaps.This personalized approach enhances learning efficiency， as students no longer waste time on concepts they have already mastered.10.（　　） 　　However， critics argue that over-reliance on AI might weaken students’ independent thinking skills.11.（　　） This model integrates AI analysis with weekly mentorship sessions led by teachers.These sessions ensure technology supports human teaching.For example， when a student struggles with understanding Shakespearean metaphors， Deepseek’s “Cognitive Mapping” tool visualizes their cognitive patterns and suggests tailored reading strategies.Teachers have reported that this tool allows them to customize classroom activities more effectively， blending AI-driven data with their own educational expertise. 　　Despite its advantages， the platform faces significant challenges.12.（　　） The platform collects detailed information about students’ learning habits.Additionally， unequal access to technology widens educational imbalance.Rural areas lack resources to implement the platform fully， particularly in regions with limited Internet connectivity or outdated infrastructure.Students in these areas cannot utilize Deepseek’s advanced features， widening the gap between urban and rural education quality. 　　13. （　　） Schools adopting the platform have reported a 30％ improvement in standardized test scores within two years.While debates about AI’s role in education persist， Deepseek represents an important step toward harmonizing technology with traditional teaching. A.Data privacy concerns remain a critical issue. B.Instead， they focus on areas requiring improvement. C.Students now combine AI strategies with creative thinking. D.To address this concern， developers created a hybrid model. E.The system also includes a neuroscience-based mapping tool. F.Deepseek analyzes students’ learning behaviors through real-time data. G.Nevertheless， Deepseek’s impact on academic performance is undeniable. 4 / 4 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $ 第一讲　据语篇架构解题 Ⅰ. 语篇解读：本文是一篇记叙文。文章主要讲述了中国动画导演饺子（杨宇）的故事，包括他放弃医学投身动画领域的经历、首部短片的制作情况以及《哪吒之魔童降世》的成功。 1.B　细节理解题。根据第一段中的However， in 2003 ...deserves the most attention.可知，饺子放弃医学职业是因为他把热爱放在首位。 2.C　细节理解题。根据第二段中的Eventually he produced his first short film ...the Best Animation Award at the Berlin International Film Festival.可知，饺子的第一部短片的特别之处在于它完全由饺子独自制作。 3.C　推理判断题。第三段中提到5年的项目，66 次剧本修改，1，318个特效镜头，展示了导演的努力，而50.4亿元票房，引起全球对中国动画的兴趣，展示了电影的成功，由此可推知，第三段的数字是为了说明导演的努力和电影的成功。 4.D　推理判断题。根据第二段内容和第三段首句可知，饺子自学动画软件，独自创作短片获奖，花费五年制作《哪吒之魔童降世》并取得成功，体现了他有决心且充满激情。 语篇解读：本文是一篇说明文。文章主要介绍了“可爱攻击性”这一现象，即人们在面对可爱事物时会产生一种想要挤压或咬它们的冲动。 5.D　推理判断题。根据第二段中的With dimorphous expressions ...they want to eat them.可推知，欣赏花但想去摘属于双模表达，而其他的都是单向行为和单向想法不属于双模表达。 6.D　细节理解题。根据第三段首句可知，最近的研究重点是与双模表达相关的神经机制。 7.C　细节理解题。根据第四段内容可知，研究是通过观察被试者的反应进行的。 8.C　推理判断题。根据第五段最后两句可知，可爱攻击性有助于调节情绪。 Ⅱ. 语篇解读：本文是一篇说明文。文章通过介绍Deepseek平台在教育领域的应用，展示了AI如何通过个性化学习、混合教学模式和数据分析来提高教育效率和效果，以及所面临的挑战。 9.F　根据空后的句子可知，空格处的句子应该是对Deepseek平台功能的描述，特别是其如何通过分析学生行为来识别个体优势和弱点。F项符合语境，引出后文关于识别优势和弱点的描述。 10.B　根据空前的句子可知，空格处的句子应该是对个性化学习方法的进一步说明，强调学生专注于需要改进的领域。B项符合语境，承接了前文关于个性化学习的描述。 11.D　根据空前句可知，空格处的句子应该是对如何解决这一批评的描述。D项符合语境。 12.A　根据空前句可知，空格处的句子应该是关于平台面临的挑战之一。A项符合语境，逻辑上引出后文关于数据隐私和资源不平等的讨论。 13.G　根据空后句的内容可知，空格处的句子应该是对平台影响的总结，特别是其对学术表现的积极影响。G项符合语境，引出后文关于学校采用该平台后标准化测试成绩提高的描述。 4 / 4 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $