抢分01科技与创新（热点时文）（抢分专练）（贵州专用）2026年中考英语终极冲刺讲练测

抢分01 科技与创新 热点导读 热点集训 阅读理解 A篇 探讨了中国科技产品（如DeepSeek、小红书等） B篇 星巴克在美国开设的首家3D打印门店 阅读表达 介绍了人工智能画图工具对传统绘画的冲击 阅读还原 介绍了自动驾驶汽车通过三个关键步骤实现安全行驶 完形填空 介绍了蛇年春晚中由机器人表演的秧歌舞 语法填空 王兴兴的创业历程以及Unitree在机器人领域取得的成就 语法选择 介绍了人工智能导盲犬能给盲人带来的便捷与问题 一、阅读理解 A （2025·江苏省苏州园区星海·中考二模）While everyone is having a heated discussion about China’s DeepSeek AI model, there’s something many miss:To young Americans like me, DeepSeek isn’t just impressive-it’s actually cool. All of them don’t know China well, but they find Chinese internet culture fresh and exciting. Why? First, China’s internet really offers special experiences and Chinese apps show growing creativity. I don’t use TikTok much myself, but its energy beats any US video platform. It’s said that over half of Americans actively use it: When TikTok faced legal (法律的) problems this month, American teens didn’t turn to European choices. They rushed to a Chinese app called rednote (Xiaohongshu). With 300 million Chinese users, this platform recently became popular in America too. The app mixes Chinese text with fashion photos and funny animal pictures for young people from both countries to exchange information there. DeepSeek itself stands out among AI chatbots. Besides its technical (技术的) skills and low cost, it has personality. Its replies can be playful or childlike for us - it even rewrote John Milton’s Paradise Lost as an original (原创的) story! Old generations found Europe culturally “cool”, but now China stands as America’s only true equal in global (全球的) influence. Though our cultures are quite different, both nations share features like openness and business energy. Having visited China 11 times, I’ve seen how its talent creates online experiences that attract Americans. People focus too much on DeepSeek’s technical progress and miss the bigger picture: China isn’t just catching up technologically, but culturally too. Their internet world feels alive in ways that connect with young Americans’ hope for something new. 1．What do rednote and DeepSeek have in common? A．They are only popular among young users. B．They face legal challenges in the US market. C．They join technology and youth’s taste together. D．They have won against technology companies worldwide. 2．Why does the writer talk about his 11 trips to China? A．To make the readers feel closer. B．To make his ideas more believable. C．To show his love for China. D．To compare China’s past and present. 3．Which of the following ideas might the writer agree with? A．China’s cultural power is growing with technical progress. B．AI should value technical skills more than creative features. C．American youth will stop using European cultural products. D．TikTok’s success proves Chinese apps will beat Western ones. 4．Where is the passage probably taken from? A．A government report. B．An educational magazine. C．A history textbook. D．A technology website. 【答案】1．C 2．B 3．A 4．D 【解析】本文是一篇说明文，探讨了中国科技产品（如DeepSeek、小红书等）在技术和文化上对美国年轻人的吸引力，展现了中国科技与文化影响力的提升。 1．推理判断题。根据“this platform recently became popular in America too. The app mixes Chinese text with fashion photos and funny animal pictures”和“DeepSeek itself stands out among AI chatbots. Besides its technical skills...it has personality. Its replies can be playful or childlike”可知，小红书融合时尚、趣味元素，DeepSeek兼具技术与趣味性，二者均结合了技术与年轻人的喜好。故选C。 2．推理判断题。根据“Having visited China 11 times, I’ve seen how its talent creates online experiences that attract Americans.”可知，作者通过多次访华经历增强观点的可信度，说明中国产品的吸引力是亲身观察所得。故选B。 3．推理判断题。根据“China isn’t just catching up technologically, but culturally too.”可知，作者认为中国在技术进步的同时，文化影响力也在增长。故选A。 4．推理判断题。全文围绕中国科技产品的技术和文化影响展开，属于科技与文化领域的分析，最可能出自科技网站。故选D。 B （2025·湖南省长沙市华益中学·中考二模）Starbucks has opened its first 3D-printed store in the US recently. This store, located in Brownsville, Texas, was built with the help of a computer-controlled robotic arm. The store is drive-thru only, where drivers can order and get their food without leaving their cars. It’s another example of how big companies are testing 3D printing to build stores faster and cheaper. Builders have mostly used the technology to build homes as they are looking for new ways to help solve the problem of expensive housing. At first sight, the small building with the Starbucks logo looks like any others, but if you look closer, you’ll see the difference. Experts say the store is an example of an industry finding new ways to use the technology. “It’s early days yet,” said James Rose, director of the Institute for Smart Structures at the University of Tennessee. “I’m happy to see people doing all of these different things with it, and I think at some point we’ll figure out what its best use is. But right now I think you’re going to see lots of experimentation, and I think that’s a good thing. Andrew McCoy, from Virginia Tech, called the new store “leading edge (尖端技术)”. Right now, building with 3D printers costs more than traditional wood framing (框架). But it helps when there aren’t enough workers, and it can be a way to get something built faster. Experts think the price will go down in the future. “You are starting to see the technology is getting faster and smaller,” McCoy said. “It’s getting easier to use.” 1．What is special about the 3D-printed Starbucks store? A．It has no Starbucks logo. B．It offers only drive-thru service. C．It is the biggest store in the US. 2．Why do builders use 3D printing technology to build homes? A．To help more workers find jobs. B．To make homes look more beautiful. C．To solve the problem of expensive housing. 3．What is the main idea of the passage? A．The problems of 3D printing in building stores. B．An exploration of 3D printing in building and experts’ views. C．The differences between 3D-printed stores and traditional ones. 4．What is McCoy’s attitude towards the technology of building house with 3D? A．Positive and hopeful. B．Doubtful and worried. C．Uninterested and bored. 【答案】1．B 2．C 3．B 4．A 【解析】本文介绍了星巴克在美国开设的首家3D打印门店，讲述其特点，还提及建筑商利用3D打印技术建房的情况以及专家对该技术的看法。 1．细节理解题。根据“The store is drive-thru only, where drivers can order and get their food without leaving their cars.”可知，这家3D打印的星巴克门店只提供得来速服务。故选B。 2．细节理解题。根据“Builders have mostly used the technology to build homes as they are looking for new ways to help solve the problem of expensive housing.”可知，建筑商使用3D打印技术建房是为了解决住房昂贵问题。故选C。 3．主旨大意题。文章介绍了3D打印在建筑 (星巴克门店、住房) 方面的应用，以及专家 (James Rose、Andrew McCoy) 对该技术的看法，所以主要内容是对建筑领域3D打印的探索及专家观点。故选B。 4．观点态度题。根据“‘You are starting to see the technology is getting faster and smaller,’ McCoy said. ‘It’s getting easier to use.’”可知，McCoy对3D打印建房技术持积极且充满希望的态度。故选A。 二、阅读表达 【新情境·结合传统文化】阅读下面短文，根据短文内容完成下列任务。（每空不超过 3 个词；回答问题不超过 10 个词） Artificial intelligence(AI) is now able to draw amazing pictures according to your text. This sounds cool, doesn’t it? However, there’s a good chance that some of these new pictures are based on Greg Rutkowski’s works.Rutkowski is a Polish artist. His style is now regularly used by Stable Diffusion, an AI art maker. The tool allows anyone to turn text into pictures. For example, type in “A man fights a dragon with magic fire, Greg Rutkowski.” The program will then produce something similar to Rutkowski’s own works. Some of these pictures have been taken from art shopping websites. This is often done without the knowledge of their artists. And artists like Rutkowski have had enough.At first, Rutkowski was surprised by his popularity in the AI world. However, when he searched for his name on the Internet, the results showed him plenty of artworks that looked like his but weren’t. Artists say they might lose income as people start depending on AI programs for art works. But the creation of art should also be a lot more personal. Karla Ortiz, an American artist, says art is often closely linked to its creator. It shouldn’t be easily re-created.Tom Mason is the CTO of Stability AI, the company behind Stable Diffusion. He says that AI art is a completely new thing. It is only natural for it to cause some problems. “We expect them to be solved over time,” he adds. “We’ll work to find the balance between creating new products and helping the artists.” 任务 1：根据短文内容填空，每空不超过 3 个词 1. Greg Rutkowski comes from ____________. 2. Stable Diffusion can help people turn ____________ into pictures. 3. Artists are worried that AI may make them ____________. 任务 2：根据短文内容简要回答问题，每句不超过 10 个词 4. What does Karla Ortiz think of art creation? 5. What will the company do to solve the problems? 【答案】1. Poland 2. text 3. lose income 1. It should be personal and not recreated easily. 2. It will find a balance for artists and products. 【解析】 由第二段第一句 Rutkowski is a Polish artist. 可知：Polish（波兰的）→ 国家是 Poland（波兰）。come from 后接国家，故填 Poland。 由第二段 The tool allows anyone to turn text into pictures.tool 指代 Stable Diffusion，因此是把 text 变成图片。 由第三段 Artists say they might lose income as people start depending on AI programs for art works.关键词：lose income（收入受损）。 定位第三段后半句：art should also be a lot more personal… It shouldn’t be easily re-created.整合要点：personal + not easily re-created，精简作答即可。 定位最后一句：We’ll work to find the balance between creating new products and helping the artists.提炼核心：find the balance between products and artists，按字数要求精简。 三、阅读还原 【新情境·科技创新】阅读下面短文，从短文后所给的 A—F 六个选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有一项为多余选项。 Self-driving cars do not have people telling them what to do. They move themselves about safely by doing three things right: learning about the environment, deciding what to do next, and taking action. First, the car needs to know what is around it. It uses many different sensors (传感器) to do this. These sensors, such as cameras, are like the car’s “eyes”. 3.____________ The sensors also help the car know where it is and how fast it is going. Besides knowing what is close by, a self-driving car makes plans ahead to avoid traffic accidents. This is where “vehicle to everything” (V2X) comes in.2. ____________ It also allows the car to go online. All these things help the car “talk” with the outside world and get the latest road information. After receiving the information, the car needs to “read” it and decide what to do. So it mixes the information from all sensors, just like putting together the pieces of a puzzle. This process is called multi-sensor fusion (多传感器融合).3. ____________ Then, the car can decide when to stop, go, or turn. Finally, to carry out decisions, the car uses drive-by-wire technology (线控技术).4. ____________ This makes different parts of the car reply quickly.5. ____________ A .Machine learning plays an important role here. B. It allows the car to give “orders” to its wheels. C. The car also uses less oil this way, which is good for the environment. D. They allow the car to “see” things such as people and traffic lights. E. Self-driving cars will become more and more popular in the future.F. This technology connects a self-driving car with people and things. 【答案】1.D 2.F 3.A 4. B 5.C 【解析】 4.前一句提到 sensors are like the car’s “eyes”，后一句继续讲传感器的作用。D 句 They allow the car to “see” things… 与 “eyes” 对应，逻辑连贯。 5.前一句引入 V2X 技术，后一句出现 It also allows…，说明本句先介绍这项技术的功能。F 句 This technology connects… 承接上文，符合语境。 6.本段讲多传感器融合，后一句是汽车做出判断。A 句 Machine learning plays an important role here 点明关键技术，承上启下。 7.前一句提到线控技术，后一句说让部件快速反应。B 句 It allows the car to give “orders” to its wheels 解释技术如何执行指令，衔接自然。 8.本段讲最后一步 “执行动作”，C 句 The car also uses less oil… 补充说明该技术的环保优点，作为结尾总结，逻辑通顺。 四、完形填空 （2025·陕西省西安市长安区·中考一模）During the Spring Festival Gala of the Year of the Snake, a Yangge folk dance performed by robots has been 1 by many people. As the performance using a 2 way mixed cultural traditions with high technology. The performance was 3 by famous Chinese director, Zhang Yimou. 16 robots, dressed in northeastern Chinese style jackets, performed together with dancers from China’s Xinjiang Art Institute. The robots 4 humans and could do more than just move around. They twisted (扭动) their waists (腰) 5 , kicked their legs like humans do, and even spun (旋转) handkerchiefs in their hands. Their actions were so quick and skillful, and everyone was 6 . Those who performed on the big stage were called Unitree H1. They are a special product made by Unitree. The company said that these robots use AI-driven technology to 7 their whole bodies. They are so strong that they can use a lot of force, up to 360N·m, to move their joints (关节). With 360° panoramic depth perception technology (全景深度感知技术), they can see everything around them 8 and understand where they are. What’s more, they can change their dance moves in real-time to match the music perfectly. Unitree 9 these robots “Fuxi”. This name symbolizes the beautiful wishes that technology brings to us. Everyone who watched the performance was wowed by how technology and tradition could come together in such a 10 way. 1．A．praised B．protected C．laughed D．encouraged 2．A．similar B．traditional C．personal D．creative 3．A．watched B．directed C．corrected D．managed 4．A．looked through B．looked for C．looked after D．looked like 5．A．smoothly B．awfully C．difficultly D．secretly 6．A．surprised B．afraid C．annoyed D．changed 7．A．connect B．choose C．control D．challenge 8．A．clearly B．differently C．proudly D．seriously 9．A．loved B．called C．learned D．moved 10．A．thankful B．careful C．wonderful D．painful 【答案】 1．A 2．D 3．B 4．D 5．A 6．A 7．C 8．A 9．B 10．C 【解析】本文介绍了蛇年春晚中由机器人表演的秧歌舞。 1．句意：在蛇年春节晚会上，机器人表演的秧歌舞受到许多人的称赞。 praised表扬；protected保护；laughed笑；encouraged鼓励。根据下文“Their actions were so quick and skillful.”可知，机器人表演的秧歌是受到了观众的表扬。故选A。 2．句意：因为它以一种创造性的方式将文化传统与高科技相结合。 similar相似的；traditional传统的；personal个人的；creative创造性的。根据“mix cultural traditions with high technology”可知，将文化传统与高科技结合是创新的方式。故选D。 3．句意：这场表演由中国著名导演张艺谋执导，穿着东北风格的夹克的16个机器人与中国新疆艺术学院的舞者一起演出。 watched观看；directed指导；corrected改正；managed管理。根据“The performance was...by famous Chinese director”可知，这个表演是由张艺谋执导的。故选B。 4．句意：机器人看起来像人类，且不止会移动。 looked through浏览；looked for寻找；looked after照顾；looked like看起来像。根据“They twisted (扭动) their waists (腰)...”可知，机器人模仿人类动作，故空处指机器人看起来像人类。故选D。 5．句意：它们平稳地地扭腰，像人类一样踢腿，甚至旋转手帕。 smoothly平稳地，流畅地；awfully糟糕地；difficultly困难地；secretly秘密地。根据“Their actions were so quick and good”可知，它们是平稳地扭着腰。故选A。 6．句意：他们的动作如此快速熟练，所有人都感到惊讶。 surprised吃惊的；afraid害怕的；annoyed恼怒的；changed改变。根据“Their actions were so quick and skillful, and everyone was...”可知，技术展示的震撼效果引发人们惊讶。故选A。 7．句意：公司说这些机器人用AI技术控制全身。 connect连接；choose选择；control控制；challenge挑战。根据“The company said that these robots use AI-driven technology to...their whole bodies.”可知，机器人需要用AI技术控制身体。故选C。 8．句意：通过360°全景深度感知技术，它们能清晰地感知周围环境并了解他们在哪里。 clearly清晰地；differently不同地；proudly骄傲地；seriously严肃地。根据“they can see everything around them...”可知，它们能清晰地感知周围环境。故选A。 9．句意：宇树公司将这些机器人命名为"伏羲"。 loved爱，喜欢；called叫，命名；learned学习；moved移动，感动。根据“Unitree...these robots ‘Fuxi’.”可知，公司命名这些机器人为“伏羲”。故选B。 10．句意：每个观看表演的人都对技术和传统如何以这样美妙的方式融合而感到震惊。 thankful感激的；careful认真的；wonderful美妙的；painful痛苦的。根据“...how technology and tradition could come together in such a...way.”可知，把技术和传统融合在一起的表演是一种美妙的方式。故选C。 五、语法填空 （2025·山东省济宁市泗水县·中考一模） Wang Xingxing, born in 1990, is the founder and CEO of Unitree, a leading robotics company which has made an 1 (importance) influence in the field of robotics. His journey 2 a young inventor to a successful entrepreneur (企业家) is truly inspiring. Wang showed a strong interest in robotics at a very young age. At just 19, he completed his first robot project. After graduating from Shanghai University in 2016, he left a well-paying job at DJI to pursue his passion for robotics and founded Unitree. Since then, Unitree 3 (become) a global leader in the development of quadruped and humanoid robots. One of Unitree’s most notable achievements came in 2025 when its humanoid robot, H1, performed on the Spring Festival Gala, China’s most-watched annual television event. The H1 robots 4 (dress) in traditional costumes and danced alongside human performers. This performance not only showcased the robots’ advanced movement control and AI capabilities, but also highlighted the seamless integration (结合) of technology and art. The 5 (succeed) of H1 on the Spring Festival Gala was a testament (证明) to Unitree’s technical prowess (超凡技术). The robots were equipped with high-precision 3D laser SLAM autonomous navigation, multi-agent collaborative planning, and advanced networking solutions. 【答案】1．important 2．from 3．has become 4．dressed 5．success 【解析】本文主要讲述了Unitree创始人兼CEO王兴兴的创业历程以及Unitree在机器人领域取得的成就。 1．句意：王兴兴，出生于1990年，是Unitree的创始人兼首席执行官，Unitree是一家在机器人领域具有重要影响力的领先机器人公司。分析句子结构可知，此处应用形容词，作定语，修饰influence，important“重要的”符合。故填important。 2．句意：他从一名年轻的发明家成长为一名成功的企业家，这一历程非常鼓舞人心。from…to…“从……到……”，是固定搭配。故填from。 3．句意：自那以后，Unitree已成为四足机器人和人形机器人开发领域的一个全球领导者。根据“Since then”可知，句子时态为现在完成时，主语为“Unitree”，应填has become。故填has become。 4．句意：H1机器人穿着传统服装，与人类表演者一起跳舞。根据“and danced”可知，句子时态为一般过去时，动词使用过去式dressed。故填dressed。 5．句意：H1在春晚的成功证明了Unitree的技术实力。分析句子结构可知，此处应用名词，作主语，success“成功”，不可数名词。故填success。 六、语法选择 （2024·四川省泸州市·中考真题） 通读下面短文，掌握其大意，然后选出可以填入短文空格处的词，并将该词的字母代号（不写出该词）填写在答题卡相应的位置上。 A． become    B．but    C．of    D．effort     E．challenges    F．expensive   G．them    H．Cross I．enough   J．safely Imagine living in a world you can’t see the obstacles (障碍) in your way, the traffic lights at a crossing, or the faces of people around you. For millions 1 the blind, this is a daily reality (现实). Traditional guide dogs have provided necessary support for the blind, helping them move 2 . However, training a traditional guide dog is unbelievably 3 and takes tons of time. It means that the number of guide dogs is smaller than that of blind people. Luckily, good news comes! Thanks to researchers from Northwestern Polytechnical University (西北工业大学) in China, AI guide dogs may soon 4 available to them. They achieved a breakthrough (突破) using an AI language model. The researchers are developing an AI guide dog that can help blind people 5 streets, use lifts and walk around indoors without having to be connected to the Internet. “In recent years, there have been some electronic guide dogs, 6 they cannot have conversations with people or fully understand human instructions,” said Sun Zhe, a teacher at the university. “They can only carry out tasks according to pre-designed programs. They are just cold machines. That’s not 7 .” “Our research makes it possible for the blind to get better guidance service and be less lonely. Blind people face many 8 in daily life. AI guide dogs can offer 9 a more convenient and safer life.” Sun added. According to the research team, there are still some ways to go before the guide dog can be put into use, and they will put more 10 into it and make it available to people in need as soon as possible. 【答案】 1．C 2．J 3．F 4．A 5．H 6．B 7．I 8．E 9．G 10．D 【解析】本文是一篇说明文，文章介绍了人工智能导盲犬能给盲人带来更多的便捷，同时也面临着问题。 1．句意：对数百万盲人来说，这是每天都要面对的现实。millions of“数百万的”。故选C。 2．句意：传统的导盲犬为盲人提供了必要的支持，帮助他们安全行动。根据“helping them move…”及备选词汇可知，导盲犬可以帮助盲人安全地移动。副词safely“安全地”修饰动词move。故选J。 3．句意：然而，训练一只传统的导盲犬非常昂贵，而且需要大量的时间。根据“However, training a traditional guide dog is unbelievably…and takes tons of time.”及备选词汇可知，此处介绍训练传统导盲犬需要面对的问题和困难，即费用昂贵、耗时长。形容词expensive“昂贵的”符合语境。故选F。 4．句意：多亏了中国西北工业大学的研究人员，人们可能很快就可以使用人工智能导盲犬了。根据“AI guide dogs may soon…available to them”及备选词汇可知，句中缺少系动词，become“变得”符合语境。故选A。 5．句意：研究人员正在开发一种人工智能导盲犬，它可以帮助盲人过马路，使用电梯，在室内走动，而无需连接到互联网。根据“AI guide dog that can help blind people…streets”及备选词汇可知，人工智能导盲犬帮助盲人过马路，动词cross“穿过”符合语境。故选H。 6．句意：近年来，出现了一些电子导盲犬，但它们不能与人对话，也不能完全理解人类的指令。根据“there have been some electronic guide dogs, …they cannot have conversations with people or fully understand human instructions”及备选词汇可知，前后文之间是转折关系，用连词but连接。故选B。 7．句意：这还不够。根据“They can only carry out tasks according to pre-designed programs. They are just cold machines.”及备选词汇可知，人工智能导盲犬只是一台冰冷的机器，这还远不够满足盲人的需要。形容词enough“足够的”作表语。故选I。 8．句意：盲人在日常生活中面临许多挑战。根据“Blind people face many…in daily life.”及备选词汇可知，盲人在生活中会遇到很多挑战。名词challenges“挑战”作动词宾语。故选E。 9．句意：人工智能导盲犬可以为他们提供更方便、更安全的生活。根据“AI guide dogs can offer…a more convenient and safer life.”及备选词汇可知，人工智能导盲犬为盲人提供方便安全的生活。offer sb. sth.“提供给某人某物”，代词them指代blind people。故选G。 10．句意：据研究小组称，在导盲犬投入使用之前还有一些路要走，他们将在这方面投入更多的努力，并尽快为有需要的人提供帮助。根据“there are still some ways to go before the guide dog can be put into use, and they will put more…into it”及备选词汇可知，人工智能导盲犬尚不完美，研究人员还需付出更多努力。put effort into sth.“付出努力”。故选D。 2 / 23 学科网（北京）股份有限1 / 23 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $ 抢分01 科技与创新 热点导读 热点集训 阅读理解 A篇 探讨了中国科技产品（如DeepSeek、小红书等） B篇 星巴克在美国开设的首家3D打印门店 阅读表达 介绍了人工智能画图工具对传统绘画的冲击 阅读还原 介绍了自动驾驶汽车通过三个关键步骤实现安全行驶 完形填空 介绍了蛇年春晚中由机器人表演的秧歌舞 语法填空 王兴兴的创业历程以及Unitree在机器人领域取得的成就 语法选择 介绍了人工智能导盲犬能给盲人带来的便捷与问题 一、阅读理解 A （2025·江苏省苏州园区星海·中考二模）While everyone is having a heated discussion about China’s DeepSeek AI model, there’s something many miss:To young Americans like me, DeepSeek isn’t just impressive-it’s actually cool. All of them don’t know China well, but they find Chinese internet culture fresh and exciting. Why? First, China’s internet really offers special experiences and Chinese apps show growing creativity. I don’t use TikTok much myself, but its energy beats any US video platform. It’s said that over half of Americans actively use it: When TikTok faced legal (法律的) problems this month, American teens didn’t turn to European choices. They rushed to a Chinese app called rednote (Xiaohongshu). With 300 million Chinese users, this platform recently became popular in America too. The app mixes Chinese text with fashion photos and funny animal pictures for young people from both countries to exchange information there. DeepSeek itself stands out among AI chatbots. Besides its technical (技术的) skills and low cost, it has personality. Its replies can be playful or childlike for us - it even rewrote John Milton’s Paradise Lost as an original (原创的) story! Old generations found Europe culturally “cool”, but now China stands as America’s only true equal in global (全球的) influence. Though our cultures are quite different, both nations share features like openness and business energy. Having visited China 11 times, I’ve seen how its talent creates online experiences that attract Americans. People focus too much on DeepSeek’s technical progress and miss the bigger picture: China isn’t just catching up technologically, but culturally too. Their internet world feels alive in ways that connect with young Americans’ hope for something new. 1．What do rednote and DeepSeek have in common? A．They are only popular among young users. B．They face legal challenges in the US market. C．They join technology and youth’s taste together. D．They have won against technology companies worldwide. 2．Why does the writer talk about his 11 trips to China? A．To make the readers feel closer. B．To make his ideas more believable. C．To show his love for China. D．To compare China’s past and present. 3．Which of the following ideas might the writer agree with? A．China’s cultural power is growing with technical progress. B．AI should value technical skills more than creative features. C．American youth will stop using European cultural products. D．TikTok’s success proves Chinese apps will beat Western ones. 4．Where is the passage probably taken from? A．A government report. B．An educational magazine. C．A history textbook. D．A technology website. B （2025·湖南省长沙市华益中学·中考二模）Starbucks has opened its first 3D-printed store in the US recently. This store, located in Brownsville, Texas, was built with the help of a computer-controlled robotic arm. The store is drive-thru only, where drivers can order and get their food without leaving their cars. It’s another example of how big companies are testing 3D printing to build stores faster and cheaper. Builders have mostly used the technology to build homes as they are looking for new ways to help solve the problem of expensive housing. At first sight, the small building with the Starbucks logo looks like any others, but if you look closer, you’ll see the difference. Experts say the store is an example of an industry finding new ways to use the technology. “It’s early days yet,” said James Rose, director of the Institute for Smart Structures at the University of Tennessee. “I’m happy to see people doing all of these different things with it, and I think at some point we’ll figure out what its best use is. But right now I think you’re going to see lots of experimentation, and I think that’s a good thing. Andrew McCoy, from Virginia Tech, called the new store “leading edge (尖端技术)”. Right now, building with 3D printers costs more than traditional wood framing (框架). But it helps when there aren’t enough workers, and it can be a way to get something built faster. Experts think the price will go down in the future. “You are starting to see the technology is getting faster and smaller,” McCoy said. “It’s getting easier to use.” 1．What is special about the 3D-printed Starbucks store? A．It has no Starbucks logo. B．It offers only drive-thru service. C．It is the biggest store in the US. 2．Why do builders use 3D printing technology to build homes? A．To help more workers find jobs. B．To make homes look more beautiful. C．To solve the problem of expensive housing. 3．What is the main idea of the passage? A．The problems of 3D printing in building stores. B．An exploration of 3D printing in building and experts’ views. C．The differences between 3D-printed stores and traditional ones. 4．What is McCoy’s attitude towards the technology of building house with 3D? A．Positive and hopeful. B．Doubtful and worried. C．Uninterested and bored. 二、阅读表达 【新情境·结合传统文化】阅读下面短文，根据短文内容完成下列任务。（每空不超过 3 个词；回答问题不超过 10 个词） Artificial intelligence(AI) is now able to draw amazing pictures according to your text. This sounds cool, doesn’t it? However, there’s a good chance that some of these new pictures are based on Greg Rutkowski’s works.Rutkowski is a Polish artist. His style is now regularly used by Stable Diffusion, an AI art maker. The tool allows anyone to turn text into pictures. For example, type in “A man fights a dragon with magic fire, Greg Rutkowski.” The program will then produce something similar to Rutkowski’s own works. Some of these pictures have been taken from art shopping websites. This is often done without the knowledge of their artists. And artists like Rutkowski have had enough.At first, Rutkowski was surprised by his popularity in the AI world. However, when he searched for his name on the Internet, the results showed him plenty of artworks that looked like his but weren’t. Artists say they might lose income as people start depending on AI programs for art works. But the creation of art should also be a lot more personal. Karla Ortiz, an American artist, says art is often closely linked to its creator. It shouldn’t be easily re-created.Tom Mason is the CTO of Stability AI, the company behind Stable Diffusion. He says that AI art is a completely new thing. It is only natural for it to cause some problems. “We expect them to be solved over time,” he adds. “We’ll work to find the balance between creating new products and helping the artists.” 任务 1：根据短文内容填空，每空不超过 3 个词 1. Greg Rutkowski comes from ____________. 2. Stable Diffusion can help people turn ____________ into pictures. 3. Artists are worried that AI may make them ____________. 任务 2：根据短文内容简要回答问题，每句不超过 10 个词 4. What does Karla Ortiz think of art creation? 5. What will the company do to solve the problems? 三、阅读还原 【新情境·科技创新】阅读下面短文，从短文后所给的 A—F 六个选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有一项为多余选项。 Self-driving cars do not have people telling them what to do. They move themselves about safely by doing three things right: learning about the environment, deciding what to do next, and taking action. First, the car needs to know what is around it. It uses many different sensors (传感器) to do this. These sensors, such as cameras, are like the car’s “eyes”. 3.____________ The sensors also help the car know where it is and how fast it is going. Besides knowing what is close by, a self-driving car makes plans ahead to avoid traffic accidents. This is where “vehicle to everything” (V2X) comes in.2. ____________ It also allows the car to go online. All these things help the car “talk” with the outside world and get the latest road information. After receiving the information, the car needs to “read” it and decide what to do. So it mixes the information from all sensors, just like putting together the pieces of a puzzle. This process is called multi-sensor fusion (多传感器融合).3. ____________ Then, the car can decide when to stop, go, or turn. Finally, to carry out decisions, the car uses drive-by-wire technology (线控技术).4. ____________ This makes different parts of the car reply quickly.5. ____________ A .Machine learning plays an important role here. B. It allows the car to give “orders” to its wheels. C. The car also uses less oil this way, which is good for the environment. D. They allow the car to “see” things such as people and traffic lights. E. Self-driving cars will become more and more popular in the future.F. This technology connects a self-driving car with people and things. 四、完形填空 （2025·陕西省西安市长安区·中考一模）During the Spring Festival Gala of the Year of the Snake, a Yangge folk dance performed by robots has been 1 by many people. As the performance using a 2 way mixed cultural traditions with high technology. The performance was 3 by famous Chinese director, Zhang Yimou. 16 robots, dressed in northeastern Chinese style jackets, performed together with dancers from China’s Xinjiang Art Institute. The robots 4 humans and could do more than just move around. They twisted (扭动) their waists (腰) 5 , kicked their legs like humans do, and even spun (旋转) handkerchiefs in their hands. Their actions were so quick and skillful, and everyone was 6 . Those who performed on the big stage were called Unitree H1. They are a special product made by Unitree. The company said that these robots use AI-driven technology to 7 their whole bodies. They are so strong that they can use a lot of force, up to 360N·m, to move their joints (关节). With 360° panoramic depth perception technology (全景深度感知技术), they can see everything around them 8 and understand where they are. What’s more, they can change their dance moves in real-time to match the music perfectly. Unitree 9 these robots “Fuxi”. This name symbolizes the beautiful wishes that technology brings to us. Everyone who watched the performance was wowed by how technology and tradition could come together in such a 10 way. 1．A．praised B．protected C．laughed D．encouraged 2．A．similar B．traditional C．personal D．creative 3．A．watched B．directed C．corrected D．managed 4．A．looked through B．looked for C．looked after D．looked like 5．A．smoothly B．awfully C．difficultly D．secretly 6．A．surprised B．afraid C．annoyed D．changed 7．A．connect B．choose C．control D．challenge 8．A．clearly B．differently C．proudly D．seriously 9．A．loved B．called C．learned D．moved 10．A．thankful B．careful C．wonderful D．painful 五、语法填空 （2025·山东省济宁市泗水县·中考一模） Wang Xingxing, born in 1990, is the founder and CEO of Unitree, a leading robotics company which has made an 1 (importance) influence in the field of robotics. His journey 2 a young inventor to a successful entrepreneur (企业家) is truly inspiring. Wang showed a strong interest in robotics at a very young age. At just 19, he completed his first robot project. After graduating from Shanghai University in 2016, he left a well-paying job at DJI to pursue his passion for robotics and founded Unitree. Since then, Unitree 3 (become) a global leader in the development of quadruped and humanoid robots. One of Unitree’s most notable achievements came in 2025 when its humanoid robot, H1, performed on the Spring Festival Gala, China’s most-watched annual television event. The H1 robots 4 (dress) in traditional costumes and danced alongside human performers. This performance not only showcased the robots’ advanced movement control and AI capabilities, but also highlighted the seamless integration (结合) of technology and art. The 5 (succeed) of H1 on the Spring Festival Gala was a testament (证明) to Unitree’s technical prowess (超凡技术). The robots were equipped with high-precision 3D laser SLAM autonomous navigation, multi-agent collaborative planning, and advanced networking solutions. 六、语法选择 （2024·四川省泸州市·中考真题） 通读下面短文，掌握其大意，然后选出可以填入短文空格处的词，并将该词的字母代号（不写出该词）填写在答题卡相应的位置上。 A． become    B．but    C．of    D．effort     E．challenges    F．expensive   G．them    H．Cross I．enough   J．safely Imagine living in a world you can’t see the obstacles (障碍) in your way, the traffic lights at a crossing, or the faces of people around you. For millions 1 the blind, this is a daily reality (现实). Traditional guide dogs have provided necessary support for the blind, helping them move 2 . However, training a traditional guide dog is unbelievably 3 and takes tons of time. It means that the number of guide dogs is smaller than that of blind people. Luckily, good news comes! Thanks to researchers from Northwestern Polytechnical University (西北工业大学) in China, AI guide dogs may soon 4 available to them. They achieved a breakthrough (突破) using an AI language model. The researchers are developing an AI guide dog that can help blind people 5 streets, use lifts and walk around indoors without having to be connected to the Internet. “In recent years, there have been some electronic guide dogs, 6 they cannot have conversations with people or fully understand human instructions,” said Sun Zhe, a teacher at the university. “They can only carry out tasks according to pre-designed programs. They are just cold machines. That’s not 7 .” “Our research makes it possible for the blind to get better guidance service and be less lonely. Blind people face many 8 in daily life. AI guide dogs can offer 9 a more convenient and safer life.” Sun added. According to the research team, there are still some ways to go before the guide dog can be put into use, and they will put more 10 into it and make it available to people in need as soon as possible. 2 / 23 学科网（北京）股份有限1 / 23 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $