期中复习之阅读填表10篇（南京专用）-2026-2027学年九年级英语上册（译林版）

期中复习之阅读填表10篇 （南京专用） 阅读下面短文，根据所读内容在文章后小题的空格里填入最恰当的内容。注意：第1—8小题，每空只填1个单词；第9—10小题词数不限。 Sometimes, emotions (情绪) make you angry, cry uncontrollably, or green with envy. It’s a common belief that there are good and bad emotions, and that for successful emotion management, we must live a life free of the bad ones. But Ethan Kross, a famous expert on emotions, says this is wrong. He explains, “In the right proportions(比例), all the emotions are useful.” We can’t stop thoughts and feelings from popping up suddenly, but we can choose how to deal with them. Vicki Botnick, a therapist from California, agrees. She thinks we should try to manage our emotions, not hide them. Instead of pushing feelings away, we should accept them. Don’t call emotions good or bad—think of them as messengers that give you important information. It might be hard to do this. When strong feelings make you feel too stressed, try deep breathing (呼吸). Breathe in slowly, hold your breath for three seconds, and then breathe out slowly. Some people also find it helpful to repeat a simple sentence like “I am calm.” Avoiding problems and negative feelings all the time isn’t good, but getting distracted (注意力分散的) can help sometimes. After a big argument, you can either solve things right away or do something totally different first. When you come back to the problem later, you may have new ideas and a calmer mood. Another way to distract yourself is to change your environment. Going on holiday helps you relax because new places don’t make you think of work. If you can’t travel, try exploring nearby areas. A 2024 study review showed all 27 studies found nature helps with emotion regulation. If there are no green spaces near you, make your home nicer—add houseplants, pictures of beautiful views, or photos of family and friends. Learning to accept, reframe (重构), and manage emotions puts you back in the driver’s seat of your life. And if it feels hard, remember that no feeling lasts forever. Introduction Emotions cannot be 1 into good and bad. We can’t live a life 2 bad ones, but we can choose how to deal with them. Methods      3 emotions is a good choice. It may be helpful to take a deep breath or 4 simple sentences.     Getting distracted is another way. 5 dealing with problems right now. Do something else or return to the problem later to make us 6 down.     Changing the environment is also helpful, such as going on holidays, exploring nearby areas or 7 our homes with plants or pictures. Conclusion Learn to control our emotions and don’t forget that all the feelings will come to an 8 . How can we manage our emotions according to the passage? 9 How do you deal with your emotion when you feel angry? 10 【答案】 1．divided 2．without 3．Accepting 4．repeat 5．Avoid 6．calm 7．decorating 641．end 8．By accepting them, taking deep breaths, getting distracted and changing the environment. 9．I will take a deep breath and repeat “I am calm”. 【导语】本文是一篇说明文。文章主要介绍了情绪管理的正确观念以及几种具体的管理情绪的方法，如接受情绪、深呼吸、分散注意力和改变环境等。 1．第一段指出“It’s a common belief that there are good and bad emotions. and that for successful emotion management, we must live a life free of the bad ones. But Ethan Kross, a famous expert on emotions, says this is wrong.”可知，情绪不能被划分为好与坏。divide…into表示“把……划分为”，本句为被动语态，故填divided。 2．第一段指出“and that for successful emotion management, we must live a life free of the bad ones.”可知，我们不能过没有负面情绪的生活。free of等同于without，表示“没有”，故填without。 3．第二段指出“She thinks we should try to manage our emotions, not hide them. Instead of pushing feelings away, we should accept them.”可知，接受情绪是一个好选择。accept表示“接受”，此处作主语用动名词形式，句首大写，故填Accepting。 4．第二段指出“Some people also find it helpful to repeat a simple sentence like “I am calm.””可知，深呼吸或者重复简单句子会有帮助。repeat表示“重复”，or连接并列结构，和take形式一致，故填repeat。 5．第三段指出“After a big argument, you can either solve things right away or do something totally different first. When you come back to the problem later, you may have new ideas and a calmer mood.”可知，不要立刻处理问题。Avoid表示“避免”，此处是祈使句用动词原形，句首大写，故填Avoid。 6．第三段指出“When you come back to the problem later, you may have new ideas and a calmer mood.”可知，稍后再处理问题可以让我们冷静下来。calm down表示“冷静”，固定短语make sb. do sth.，故填calm。 7．第四段指出“If there are no green spaces near you, make your home nicer—add houseplants, pictures of beautiful views, or photos of family and friends.”可知，改善家居环境，用绿植图画装饰房屋。decorate表示“装饰”，or连接并列结构，和going、exploring保持动名词形式，故填decorating。 8．第五段指出“And if it feels hard, remember that no feeling lasts forever.”可知，所有情绪都会终结。come to an end为固定搭配，表示“结束，终结”，故填end。 9．根据文章第2、3、4段提到的方法（accept emotions, deep breathing, repeat sentences, getting distracted, changing environment）可总结出答案。 10．这是一道开放性试题，根据文章第2段提到的深呼吸和重复句子等方法回答即可。 阅读下面短文，根据所读内容，在文章后第1-8小题的空格里填入一个最恰当的单词，注意第9小题不少于20词。 One of the biggest challenges in trying to achieve any personal goal is that you put them off until tomorrow, or next week. Unluckily, tomorrow never gets here. If you want to achieve a goal, you have to start on it today. Let’s learn some ways. One goal at a time. Often the problem is that you try to take on too many goals at once. You have a lot of things you want to complete. Even two goals at once is difficult. For now, one goal at a time. Once that’s finished, you can go to the next one. Make sure you really want it. It’s not enough to say, “It would be nice to learn French” or “It would be cool to do yoga every morning”. It has to be something you really want. Ask yourself why you set this goal, and how much time you need to spend on it. That’s important to do early, or you won’t make time for it. Keep it simple. It’s important not to make your personal goal too big. You don’t want to have a huge list of things to do. Instead, focus (关注) on a smaller sub-goal that will lead you to your bigger goal. Another way is to focus first on creating a habit leading you to your goal. For example, focus on forming the habit of walking each day. Once you’ve formed that habit, focus on drinking only water and then on eating fruits instead of junk snacks. And so on, until you’ve reached your goal. Stay focused. One of the most challenging things to achieve goals is keeping your focus on that goal. You may be attracted by other things, and when you lose focus, you suddenly stop making time for the goal. Therefore, you had better put a poster on your wall, or make your goal your computer desktop picture. Also you can tell others about it and have them help you achieve your goal. How to Make the Time for Your Personal Goals What makes it 1 for you to achieve your goal is that you choose to put it off. However, time 2 for no man. Please start on your goal right now. Setting a goal at a time ● You should 3 taking on too many goals at once. Once you complete one goal, you can go to the next one. ● Be sure to know the 4 for setting this goal and how long it takes you to achieve the goal. ● You won’t make time for it 5 you do it early. Keeping it easy to reach ● Begin with the 6 goals and develop a habit that will lead you to your goal step by step. 7 focused on it ● Put your goal where you can see it 8 in order not to be attracted by something else. ● Tell others about your goal and ask them to encourage you. Your ideas: (No less than 20 words.) What goal do you want to achieve the most this year? What will you do to achieve it? 9 【答案】1．challenging 2．waits 3．avoid 4．reason/reasons 5．unless 6．smallest 7．Staying 8．easily 9．示例：I want to improve my English this year. I will listen to English articles every morning and take notes carefully in class. When meeting difficult problems, I will ask my teacher for help actively. 【导语】本文是一篇说明文。文章主要讲述了实现个人目标面临的挑战，并提供了三种方法来帮助人们为个人目标挤出时间并达成目标，包括一次一个目标、保持简单和保持专注。 1．根据文章第 1 段开头“One of the biggest challenges in trying to achieve any personal goal is that you put them off until tomorrow”，可推知拖延会让实现目标这件事变得有挑战性，make sth.+形容词，因此第1空填challenging。 2．根据文章第 1 段“Unluckily, tomorrow never gets here”可推知，时间不等人，对应谚语“Time waits for no man”。故填waits。 3．根据文章第 2 段“Often the problem is that you try to take on too many goals at once...For now, one goal at a time.”，也就是你应该避免同时承担太多目标，情态动词should后接动词原形，因此第3空填avoid。 4．文章第 2 段“Ask yourself why you set this goal, and how much time you need to spend on it.”，这句话是问你设定这个目标的缘由，why对应的名词是reason。可以理解为一个原因（单数reason），也可以理解为多种原因（复数reasons），两个形式都正确，因此第 4 空填 reason/reasons。 5．文章第 2 段“That’s important to early, or you won’t make time for it.”，也就是除非你早点行动，否则你不会为目标腾出时间，unless意为除非，因此第5空填unless。 6．文章第 3 段“Instead, focus on a smaller sub-goal that will lead you to your bigger goal.”，要从最小的目标开始，一步步养成习惯，因此第6空填smallest。 7．根据文章第 4 段标题“Stay focused”可推知，此处为表格小标题，需与上文的Setting和Keeping保持形式一致，使用动名词。故填Staying。 8．文章第 4 段“You may be attracted by other things...Therefore, you had better put a poster on your wall, or make your goal your computer desktop picture.”，把目标放在容易看见的地方，这样就不容易被别的事物吸引，副词easily修饰动词see，因此第8空填easily。 9．本题为开放性试题，需回答最想实现的目标及具体措施，且不少于 20 词。示例答案表达了提高英语成绩的目标及阅读和口语练习的措施，符合字数要求。示例：I want to improve my English this year. I will listen to English articles every morning and take notes carefully in class. When meeting difficult problems, I will ask my teacher for help actively. 请认真阅读下面短文，并根据所读内容在文章后各小题的空格里填入一个最恰当的单词，并回答最后一个小题的问题。请将答案填写在答题卡相应的横线上。 We often hear a parent shout, “Tidy your room!” It’s thought that an unmade bed and messy (杂乱的) floor can make other family members stressed. A study found that the mess in a room and its management are “central and important to happiness” while a messy living space makes people more stressed, especially in women. On the other hand, some untidiness may be the sign of creativity. So what do you think? Is it OK to have a messy bedroom? Recently, this topic has caused hot discussion online. Yes—it’s not a big deal. It is important for children to have their own space where they can be themselves. By allowing children to keep their rooms as they want, parents are helping children prepare for later life. Also, cleaning up your room is a waste of time and there are more important things to focus on, like work and hobbies. Anyway, there is a great chance of getting the room messy again. No—messiness leads to bad feelings Research shows that in a messy room, you may feel worried and can’t focus on tasks like homework. A tidy room can improve clear thinking and calmness. It also means you have more space for activities and won’t lose things. What’s more, mess might be dangerous—you can fall down or knock something onto the floor and break it. In my opinion, we can live according to our own willingness if we live alone. However, keeping our space clean and tidy is an important life skill. It is unfair to other family members if our room is messy as it is part of their home too, and we should respect that. A Discussion on Whether to Leave Your Bedroom Messy The background • It’s 1 to hear parents ask their children to tidy their rooms. • An untidy environment can be stressful for the rest of the family. Different discoveries of a study • The mess in a room and its management 2 to happiness. ・A messy living space can cause stress levels (等级) to rise. • However, messiness can be a sign of a 3 mind. Different voices Voice for it: • If children are 4 to keep the room as they want, it can help them prepare for their later life. • Cleaning up a room costs a lot of time and then it may get messy again. Voice 5 it: • An untidy room can make us worry and stop children from 6 on tasks like homework. • A tidy room can make us think 7 and keep calm. • A tidy room can provide more space and 8 some possible dangers like falling down or breaking things. The writer’s opinions • Being tidy is an important life skill. • We should respect other family members’ habits 9 we live alone. Your ideas • Is a tidy room important for you? Why or why not? (More than 15 words) 10 【答案】 1．common 2．matter 3．creative 4．allowed 5．against 6．focusing 7．clearly 8．avoid 9．unless 10．Yes, it is. A tidy room helps me stay focused on my study and keeps me away from hidden dangers in a messy space. 【导语】本文是一篇议论文，主要围绕“卧室杂乱是否可以接受”这一话题展开讨论，介绍了相关研究的不同结论、正反双方的观点以及作者的个人看法，并通过表格形式进行了总结。 1．根据文章第一段“We often hear a parent shout, ‘Tidy your room!’”可知，听到父母让孩子整理房间是“常见的”，所以填common。 2．根据文章第二段“A study found that the mess in a room and its management are ‘central and important to happiness’”可知，杂乱和管理对幸福感“有影响/重要”，因为表格句中无be动词，需用动词matter表示“要紧/重要”，所以填matter。 3．根据文章第二段“On the other hand, some untidiness may be the sign of creativity”可知，杂乱可能是“创造性”思维的标志，修饰mind需用形容词，所以填creative。 4．根据文章第三段“By allowing children to keep their rooms as they want”可知，如果孩子被“允许”随意布置房间，被动语态be allowed to，所以填allowed。 5．根据文章第四段标题“No—messiness leads to bad feelings”可知，这是反对的观点，所以填介词against。 6．根据文章第四段“in a messy room, you may feel worried and can’t focus on tasks like homework”可知，杂乱会阻止孩子“专注”于任务，stop sb. from doing sth.，所以填focusing。 7．根据文章第四段“A tidy room can improve clear thinking and calmness”可知，整洁的房间让我们思考更“清晰”，修饰动词think需用副词，所以填clearly。 8．根据文章第四段“mess might be dangerous—you can fall down or knock something onto the floor and break it”可知，整洁的房间可以“避免”一些潜在危险，所以填avoid。 9．根据文章第五段“In my opinion, we can live according to our own willingness if we live alone. However...It is unfair to other family members...we should respect that”可知，除非我们独居，否则应尊重家人习惯，表示“除非”，所以填unless。 10．开放性试题，答案不唯一，结合自身实际作答。 请认真阅读下面短文，并根据所读内容在文章后表格中的空格里填入最恰当的内容。 注意：1—8题每个空格只填1个单词，9题字数不限。请将答案填写在答题卡的相应横线上。 Look! Growing up is often seen as a journey with different stages (阶段). As we pass through each one, our understanding of “making it” changes. Here’s a look at each stage and the surprising lessons they teach us about life and growth. Primary School: “Almost Done” In primary school, life is simple. With praise from teachers and small achievements, children are often led to believe that they have almost mastered (掌握) what they need for the future. “Almost done” perfectly expresses this sense, since each year they achieve something new, like learning to spell or completing a book. Children may feel great at this stage, but it’s only the start of their journey, preparing them for future challenges and learning. High School: “Very Close (接近)” High school brings a new level of responsibility and choice. Students face more important tests, begin thinking about careers, and learn to be on their own. At this stage, many believe they’re “very close” to adulthood. In fact, high school is for trying new things, not being perfect at them. Students are introduced to many sides of life but still have much to learn. University: “Yes!” University or college is a great achievement, and completing a degree (学位) often feels like climbing to the top. With specialized knowledge and skills, many students believe they're fully prepared to face the world. The “Yes!” moment of graduation soon gives way to the reality that a degree is just one part of the bigger picture in building a wonderful career and life. Life: “What!” Upon entering the “real world”, young people often feel the challenges of life hard to deal with. Grown-up life doesn’t come with a guidebook. Responsibilities like managing your money, keeping friendships, balancing work and life and staying well require skills not fully taught in school. This stage teaches us that life is about never stopping learning. To do it well, we must be ready to adjust our courses (调整航线), understand our own hearts, and know when to change directions. The truth about growing up is that each stage brings new lessons and challenges, from the ABCs and 123s to the discovery that success is a lifelong journey. Take this journey with an open mind, enjoy the ride, and be ready to learn from everything that happens. What growing up really 1 us Growing up isn’t a straight path to success. Each stage of life brings new challenges and 2 our understanding of success. Different stages Primary School Children often come to believe they have well 3 for the future. But that’s far from the full picture. High School Students get more responsibility and choice by taking exams, thinking about careers, and learning to depend on 4 . Although they think it is close to adult life, the stage is only about trying. University Many students feel like 5 the top when graduating. However, they soon realize that a degree is not 6 for a wonderful career and life. Life It’s natural to feel unprepared for real life challenges. And this reminds you to 7 learning outside the classroom. There is no end to growing up. Stay open to what is to come, find 8 from it and know there will always be more to learn and experience. Do you think you are close to success? Please share at least one reason. 9 【导语】本文是一篇说明文。文章主要讲述了成长的不同阶段（小学、高中、大学、生活）以及每个阶段对“成功”或“完成”的理解的变化，告诉我们成长是一个不断学习和面对挑战的终身旅程。 1．结合文章第一段“Here’s a look at each stage and the surprising lessons they teach us about life and growth.”可知，文章讲述成长教会我们的道理。主语growing up为动名词，谓语动词用单数第三人称形式，故填teaches。 2．结合文章第一段“As we pass through each one, our understanding of ‘making it’ changes.”可知，每个阶段都会改变我们对成功的理解。设空处与brings并列，作谓语，主语Each stage为单数，故填changes。 3．结合文章第二段“children are often led to believe that they have almost mastered what they need for the future.”以及第三段“preparing them for future challenges”可知，孩子们认为自己为未来做好了准备。prepare for意为“为……做准备”，此处为现在完成时，结构为have+过去分词，故填prepared。 4．结合文章第四段“Students face more important tests, begin thinking about careers, and learn to be on their own.”可知，学生们学会了独立（be on their own），即依靠他们自己。depend on oneself意为“依靠自己”，主语为Students，故填themselves。 5．结合文章第六段“completing a degree often feels like climbing to the top.”可知，获得学位感觉就像爬到顶峰。feel like doing sth.意为“感觉像做某事”，故填climbing。 6．结合文章第七段“a degree is just one part of the bigger picture in building a wonderful career and life.”可知，学位只是美好生活的一部分，即学位是不够的。be enough for意为“对……来说足够”，故填enough。 7．结合文章第九段“This stage teaches us that life is about never stopping learning.”可知，生活就是永远不要停止学习，即继续/保持学习。remind sb. to do sth.意为“提醒某人做某事”，设空处应填动词原形，keep/continue doing sth.意为“继续做某事”。 8．结合文章最后一段“Take this journey with an open mind, enjoy the ride...”可知，要享受这个过程，即从中寻找快乐。find joy from...意为“从……中寻找快乐”，设空处应填名词作宾语。 9．分析语境，本题为开放性问题，回答合理，语法正确即可。可以结合文章主旨，认为成功是一生的旅程，自己还有很多东西要学。故填No, I don't think so. Because success is a lifelong journey and I still have a lot to learn and experience.（答案不唯一） Read the passage and finish the form with ONE word in each blank and answer the question that follows. Processed food like frozen chips and pizzas is high in salt, sugar and fat. Already, the spread of cheap packaged food has a connection with more and more people who suffer from obesity (肥胖) around the world. Now scientists are trying to find out more proofs of how our industrialized (工业化的) food supply may be affecting (影响) our health. What does processed food mean? The researchers came up with a system that groups foods into four categories. The system says highly processed food is mostly made of industrialized ingredients. Instant noodles (方便面) and fried chicken are common examples of highly processed food. But also included are products that can bring benefits to health such as morning cereals (谷类食物), energy bars and some kinds of yogurt. How does processed food affect people? Researchers at the National Institutes of Health had 200 people take part in a four-week study. They found that people eat about 500 more calories a day when fed mostly processed food than given minimally (最低限度地) processed food. In another study, researchers in France found people who ate more processed food were more likely to have heart disease. A similar study in Spain also showed eating more processed food might lead to a higher risk of death. Why does processed food affect people? When given less processed food, people in the study produced more of a hormone (荷尔蒙) that reduces the appetite (胃口) and less of a hormone that causes hunger. Kevin Hall, one of the researchers who led the study, also said that the source of nutrients (营养物质) might make a difference. Fiber (纤维) from fruit and vegetables may be better for making people feel full than that added to processed food such as energy bars and yogurt. What should people do? Limiting processed food can be difficult, especially for people with limited time and energy. People, however, should try to change the way they eat. Another challenge is the wide range of processed food in the market. It’s essential for people to tell which ones might be better or worse as food companies continually advertise their products to mislead customers. Processed food Introduction Processed food 1 large amounts of salt, sugar and fat, the spread of which has already been connected with 2 obesity rates (肥胖率) worldwide. The meaning of processed food ● Highly processed food is mainly made of industrialized ingredients. ● Both instant noodles and some seemingly (看似) 3 products such as morning cereals are examples of highly processed food. 4 of processed food ● In a four-week study with 200 people, they ate about 500 more calories a day when fed mostly processed food than given minimally processed food. ● Other studies showed eating more processed food might 5 higher risks of illness and death. Reasons why processed food affects people ● When people eat less processed food, 6 in their hormones make them less hungry. ● Fiber from fruit and vegetables may be better for making people feel full than that added to processed food. Solutions ● People should try to change 7 they eat, though limiting processed food can be difficult. ● People should tell which food might be better or worse, paying no attention to the 8 misleading advertisements. In your opinion, how can people avoid processed food? (Answer it within 8words.) 9 【答案】1．contains 2．higher 3．healthy 4．Effects 5．cause 6．changes 7．how 8．continual 9．Eat more fresh natural food. 【导语】本文介绍了加工食品的定义、对人体产生的各类健康影响、背后作用机理以及可行的应对办法。 1．原文第一段提到“Processed food like frozen chips and pizzas is high in salt, sugar and fat”，加工食品含有大量盐、糖和脂肪，主语为不可数名词，谓语动词用contains，因此填contains。 2．原文第一段提到“the spread of cheap packaged food has a connection with more and more people who suffer from obesity around the world”，廉价包装食品的普及和全球不断升高的肥胖率有关联，此处修饰rates用比较级higher，因此填higher。 3．原文第二段提到“But also included are products that can bring benefits to health such as morning cereals, energy bars and some kinds of yogurt”，麦片这类看似健康的产品也属于高度加工食品，此处用形容词healthy修饰名词products，因此填healthy。 4．表格下方罗列了加工食品带来的热量超标、患病风险上升等多方面负面影响，对应小标题“加工食品的影响”，因此填Effects。 5．原文第五段提到“eating more processed food might lead to a higher risk of death”，摄入更多加工食品会带来更高患病和死亡风险，might后接动词原形cause，因此填cause。 6．原文第六段提到“When given less processed food, people in the study produced more of a hormone that reduces the appetite and less of a hormone that causes hunger”，激素水平发生变化后饥饿感降低，此处用名词复数changes作主语，因此填changes。 7．原文最后一段提到“People, however, should try to change the way they eat”，人们应当改变饮食方式，此处用how引导宾语从句，因此填how。 8．原文最后一段提到“food companies continually advertise their products to mislead customers”，修饰名词advertisements需要形容词，continual表示持续不断的，因此填continual。 9．开放性问题，符合要求即可，答案不唯一。 阅读下列短文，根据所读内容，在文章后第1-8小题的空格里填入一个最恰当的单词，回答9-10两个问题。 Song Rongyao, from Shanghai’s Chongming Island, once had a steady (稳定的) job. Four years ago, she finally decided to give up her job. She did it not because she hated her job, but because her job was getting in the way of her true love. She has been interested in Chongming traditional fabric (织物), made from cotton and colored with plant dyes (染料) since she was a girl. She learned how to weave (缝织) the cloth from her mother. Before leaving her job, Song had been using her after-work time to design, sew and weave everything with her own hands. At first, the small items she made became a hit in the office. “When the things you make are liked by others, you’ll find yourself enjoying doing more and more,” Song said. Later, her name spread and she soon found that many women on the island were into handicrafts (手工艺品) like her. Her childhood playmates, friends and even strangers joined her. A turning point came when Song and her team were having a small exhibition in a park. A crowd of people were around them to see what they were doing. Not long after that, she decided to make Chongming Traditional Fabric official. Cotton-Tree Flowers Bloom Workshop was set up in 2013. And her workshop became a place filled with happiness. By designing and making all kinds of cloth items and selling them, the women have had a sense of achievement and have also found their own value. Soon, more and more women joined. Besides bringing tourists to their workshop to watch the process of making Chongming traditional fabric, Song started to give free classes to poor groups. They started Mama Moon Single Mothers’ Club, a training program for single mothers. For people with disabilities, they started another program called Happiness on Fingertips. Running the club has enabled Song who was very shy to do something she could never do before, such as communicating with all kinds of people. Song considers the workshop as a symbol of independence and she hopes it will help more women to fight for a better life on their own. Song Rongyao’s 1 for Chongming Traditional Fabric The cause of the love ●Song Rongyao was interested in Chongming traditional fabric at a very young 2 . ●Her mother 3 her how to weave the cloth. The origin (起因) of leaving her job ●The items she made with her own hands were very 4 among the people in the office. ●Many women on the island had the same 5 as she did. ●People around her and even strangers joined her. The 6 she made to set up a workshop ●She set up a workshop in 2013 after having a small exhibition in a park. ●Women in the workshop enjoyed the time and their workshop was 7 of happiness. ●The women have not only 8 a lot but also have found their own value. The contribution to society ●What programs did Song start to help people? (No more than 9 words.) 9 ●How did you help others with what you love in your daily life? Please write your experience with no less than 20 words. 10 【导语】本文是一篇记叙文，主要讲述了宋荣耀放弃稳定工作，投身崇明传统织物事业，成立工作室并帮助弱势群体的感人故事。 1．根据文章第1段“because her job was getting in the way of her true love”及全文内容可知，全文围绕宋荣耀对崇明传统织物的热爱展开，对应表格主题填love。 2．根据文章第1段“She has been interested in Chongming traditional fabric... since she was a girl”提到她从小就对该织物感兴趣。“at a very young age”意为“在很小的时候”，故填age。 3．根据文章第1段“She learned how to weave the cloth from her mother”可知，她向母亲学习织布，即母亲“教”她织布，此事发生在过去，谓语动词用过去式，故填 taught。 4．根据文章第2段“At first, the small items she made became a hit in the office”可知，她做的小物件在办公室大受欢迎。“became a hit”对应“were very popular”，故填popular。 5．根据文章第2段“many women on the island were into handicrafts like her”岛上很多女性和她一样喜欢手工艺品。即有相同的“兴趣/爱好”，故填interest/hobby。 6．根据文章第3段“she decided to make Chongming Traditional Fabric official”可知，她决定让崇明传统织物正式化。此处需用名词“决定”，故填decision。 7．根据文章第3段“And her workshop became a place filled with happiness”可知，她的工作室变成了一个充满幸福的地方。“filled with”同义于“full of”，故填full。 8．根据文章第3段“the women have had a sense of achievement and have also found their own value.”可知，女性们取得了很多成就。此处为现在完成时，填过去分词，故填achieved。 9．根据文章第4段“They started Mama Moon Single Mothers’ Club... For people with disabilities, they started another program called Happiness on Fingertips”提到她们启动了月亮妈妈单亲母亲俱乐部……为残疾人启动了另一个名为指尖幸福的项目，需概括项目名称且不超过9个词，故填Mama Moon Single Mothers’ Club and Happiness on Fingertips. 10．本题为开放性试题，需结合个人经历回答如何利用爱好帮助他人，字数不少于20词。示例答案表达了通过分享阅读帮助同学，符合要求，故填I enjoy reading books, so I often share my favorite stories with my classmates and help them improve their reading skills together. 根据短文内容，填写表格中所缺的单词。 注意：前9题每个空格只填1个单词，最后1题字数不少于20个词。 Some people find reality TV entertaining, but others think it’s over the top. What you need to know ●Reality TV shows are typically shows that do not have written scripts and star common people instead of professional actors. ●One report found that nearly half of all TV shows watched in the US are reality shows. ●Reality television shows are cheaper to produce than traditional scripted TV shows. ●A recent study found that in 2024, 33% of Americans ages 18 to 29 watch reality TV. There are so many kinds of reality TV shows from competitions like The Great British Baking Show and Project Runway to business programs like Shark Tank to animal shows like The Dog Whisperer. The genre first came to us audiences in the 1990s and skyrocketed in popularity in the 2000s. Today, reality TV is a multi-million-dollar industry and a major part of popular culture. Some people say there are too many shows, though, and complain that they feature fake or exaggerated (夸大的) storylines and situations in an effort to win audiences. Other people think they’re still entertaining. What do you think? Has reality television gone too far? Yes—it’s just so fake There’s nothing real about reality television. These shows may not have actors or scripts, so what’s the point in watching? Many shows place unhealthy emphasis on money and beauty, which makes viewers feel bad about their own lives and can harm their mental health. Competition shows can also promote (促进) the idea that it’s OK to do anything in order to win, which is a terrible lesson for viewers. Finally, it’s no fun to turn everyday hobbies like baking or crafting into competitions. People should enjoy those hobbies for the sake of doing them, not so they can win a contest or get on television. No—it’s all in good fun Reality TV is harmless entertainment that viewers know isn’t “real”. It still gives people something to bond (与……紧密联系) over when they talk about the latest episode or host watch parties. There are plenty of reality shows that are good-natured and not mean. Even competition programs can teach viewers that getting ahead often involves hard work, discipline (自律), and sticking to a goal. Reality shows can also demonstrate (证明) the value of teamwork and cooperation. Finally, reality shows like kids’ baking or crafting competitions can give participants a creative outlet and inspire viewers to take up a new hobby or find a new passion. Has reality television gone too far Definition and Features ●Reality TV shows don’t have written 1 or professional actors. ●It costs 2 to produce reality television shows. ●One third of the young Americans watch reality TV. ●Reality shows first 3 in the 1990s and became hugely popular in the 2000s. Different opinions on reality shows For ● Audiences know reality television isn’t real, but it’s still a lot of fun and a good thing to 4 with others. ●Reality shows like baking or crafting competitions 5 people to explore new hobbies or interests. 6 ●Many shows make it seem like money and looks are the only things that 7 . ●They also support the idea that people should do 8 it takes to win, which isn’t a positive message. ●Reality shows turn people’s hobbies or passions into competitions, rather than something people can simply 9 . Your idea What is your idea of reality shows? 10 【答案】 1．scripts 2．less 3．appeared 4．connect 5．inspire 6．Against 7．matter/count 8．whatever 9．enjoy 10．I think reality shows have both positive and negative sides. On one hand, they can be a fun way to relax and connect with others, and some even inspire us to try new hobbies. On the other hand, some shows focus too much on drama and material values, so we need to watch them critically and choose content with positive messages. 【导语】本文介绍了真人秀的定义、特征与流行趋势，呈现了“反对者认为其虚假、传播不良价值观”和“支持者认为其是无害娱乐、能带来积极影响”两种对立观点，引发读者对真人秀利弊的思考。 1．根据“Reality TV shows are typically shows that do not have written scripts and star common people instead of professional actors.”可知，真人秀节目没有固定的剧本，也没有专业的演员。故填scripts。 2．根据“Reality television shows are cheaper to produce than traditional scripted TV shows.”可知，制作真人秀节目所需的成本要低得多；cheaper表示“更便宜”，与“costs less”对应。故填less。 3．根据“The genre first came to us audiences in the 1990s and skyrocketed in popularity in the 2000s.”可知，真人秀节目最早出现在20世纪90年代；appear“出现”，根据“in the 1990s”可知，时态为一般过去时。故填appeared。 4．根据“It still gives people something to bond (与……紧密联系) over when they talk about the latest episode or host watch parties.”可知，尽管真人秀的节目是假的，但是当人们谈论最新剧集或举办观看聚会时，它仍然给人们带来了一些联系；connect“联系”，是动词，to后接动词原形。故填connect。 5．根据“Finally, reality shows like kids’ baking or crafting competitions can give participants a creative outlet and inspire viewers to take up a new hobby or find a new passion.”可知，像烘焙或手工制作比赛这样的真人秀节目能激励人们去尝试新的爱好或兴趣。故填inspire。 6．表格中“For”代表支持真人秀的观点，与之相对的是反对观点，应填against，句首首字母要大写。故填Against。 7．根据“Many shows place unhealthy emphasis on money and beauty, which makes viewers feel bad about their own lives and can harm their mental health.”可知，许多节目却让人觉得金钱和外表才是最重要的因素；matter和count都有“重要、有意义”的含义。故填matter/count。 8．根据“Competition shows can also promote (促进) the idea that it’s OK to do anything in order to win, which is a terrible lesson for viewers.”可知，他们还支持这样的观点，即人们应当不惜一切代价去争取胜利，而这种观点并不是一种积极的主张；“do anything in order to win”表示“为了赢可以做任何事”，与“do whatever it takes to win”（为了赢不择手段）完全对应，whatever表示“无论什么”。故填whatever。 9．根据“Finally, it’s no fun to turn everyday hobbies like baking or crafting into competitions. People should enjoy those hobbies for the sake of doing them, not so they can win a contest or get on television.”可知，真人秀节目将人们的爱好或热情变成了竞赛活动，而非让人们单纯享受的乐趣，can后接动词原形。故填enjoy。 10．此题为开放性试题，言之有理即可，参考答案为：I think reality shows have both positive and negative sides. On one hand, they can be a fun way to relax and connect with others, and some even inspire us to try new hobbies. On the other hand, some shows focus too much on drama and material values, so we need to watch them critically and choose content with positive messages. 阅读下面短文，根据所读内容，在文章后的空格里填入一个最恰当的单词。 注意：1-8题每个空格只填1个单词；9题答案不少于10个单词。 In China, unlike in many other countries, movies almost always have subtitles (字幕) in both Chinese and English. This common practice has several key purposes: to improve understanding, increase accessibility (易于理解和使用), and support cultural exchange. First, China has many dialects (方言). People in different parts of China speak differently. Besides Mandarin and Cantonese, there are many other local dialects. Some movie characters speak in these dialects to make the story feel real. It presents a challenge to the understanding of viewers from other areas. Subtitles help everyone in China follow the story, no matter what dialect they speak. Second, some actors have soft or deep voices. These voices can sound emotional but are sometimes hard to hear in a loud cinema, especially with powerful bass sound. Subtitles make sure viewers don’t miss any words. Third, cinema sound is fixed. You can turn your TV up or down, but you cannot control the volume in a cinema. Sometimes, the background music or sound effects are too loud compared to the actors’ voices. The sound might not be perfect, but subtitles help viewers follow the story easily. Moreover, subtitles make films more inclusive (包容性). They help deaf or hard-of-hearing viewers understand the dialogue, giving them a full and enjoyable experience. Finally, English subtitles help Chinese movies go around the world. English is the world’s most popular second language. With English subtitles, international viewers, film festival judges, and movie critics can watch and understand Chinese films. This builds cross-cultural understanding and allows these films to be judged fairly on an international stage. In short, subtitles do more than just translate words—they build a bridge between cultures. They turn every film into a place where people from all over the world can meet and share stories. Chinese Movies with Chinese and English Subtitles Introduction Chinese and English subtitles help people 1 , access, and share culture. 2 for Chinese and English Subtitles When actors use local dialects, it is 3 for viewers from other areas to understand. Subtitles help everyone follow the story in any dialect. Some actors’ soft and deep voices are hard to hear clearly, especially with powerful bass music. Subtitles help viewers understand every word. Cinema sound is 4 the audience’s control. Subtitles make sure you will follow the story 5 the sound isn’t perfect. Subtitles help people who have 6 hearing the dialogue. They help deaf or hard-of-hearing viewers understand the dialogue and 7 the movie. English subtitles help 8 Chinese films with international viewers and experts, and improve cultural exchange and fair judgement. Conclusion Subtitles build a bridge between different cultures to bring stories to the world. Your idea Do English subtitles help you learn English? Why or why not? 9 【答案】1．understand 2．Reasons 3．difficult 4．beyond 5．although/though 6．trouble/difficulty 7．enjoy 8．connect 9．Yes, they do. English subtitles help me catch words I miss by ear and learn new expressions in real contexts. (答案符合题意，语句通顺，语法正确，满足题目要求即可。) 【导语】本文是一篇说明文。文章主要讲述了中国电影普遍同时使用中英文字幕的几个关键原因和作用，包括帮助理解方言、听清对白、弥补影院音效缺陷、服务听障人士以及促进国际文化交流。 1．根据文章第一段“This common practice has several key purposes: to improve understanding, increase accessibility, and support cultural exchange.”可知，字幕的首要目的是帮助人们理解。题干中“help people..., access, and share culture”对应此处的“improve understanding”，故填understand。 2．表格右列列出的内容（如“local dialects”、“actors voices”等）都是解释为什么需要字幕，这是对文章主体部分（第2至6段）的概括，这些段落阐述了字幕存在的多种原因。故填Reasons。 3．根据文章第2段“Some movie characters speak in these dialects... It presents a challenge to the understanding of viewers from other areas.”可知，当演员使用方言时，其他地区的观众理解起来有挑战，即困难。故填difficult。 4．根据文章第4段“You can turn your TV up or down, but you cannot control the volume in a cinema.”可知，影院的声音是观众无法控制的；beyond one’s control“超出某人的控制”。故填beyond。 5．根据文章第4段“The sound might not be perfect, but subtitles help viewers follow the story easily.”可知，即使音效不完美，字幕也能帮助理解故事。题干需要填入一个引导让步状语从句的连词，意为“尽管”。故填although/though。 6．根据文章第5段“They help deaf or hard-of-hearing viewers understand the dialogue”可知，字幕帮助那些听对话有困难的人；have trouble/difficulty (in) doing sth.“做某事有困难”。故填trouble/difficulty。 7．根据文章第5段“giving them a full and enjoyable experience.”可知，字幕帮助听障观众理解对白并享受电影。题干中“understand the dialogue and...the movie”需要填入一个与“understand”并列的动词，表示“享受”。故填enjoy。 8．根据文章第6段“English subtitles help Chinese movies go around the world...This builds cross-cultural understanding...”可知，英文字幕将中国电影与国际观众和专家联系起来，促进交流。connect...with...“将……与……连接起来”。故填connect。 9．本题为开放性问答，要求表达英文字幕是否有助于英语学习并阐述原因。答案需语句通顺，符合逻辑，并满足不少于10个单词的要求。参考答案为Yes, they do. English subtitles help me catch words I miss by ear and learn new expressions in real contexts. 请认真阅读下面短文，并根据所读内容在短文后表格中第1—8小题的空格里填入最恰当的单词，回答第9小题。将答案填写在答题卡的相应横线上。 注意：第1—8小题每个空格只填1个单词；第9小题不少于20个词。 Have you ever tasted a tomato that actually tastes like a tomato? If not, you are not alone. Over the past fifty years, the flavour of commercially grown tomatoes has been getting weaker. Scientists have discovered why, and how we might bring the taste back. The decline of tomato flavour began in the 1960s when farmers started growing tomatoes for shipping and storage rather than taste. Tomatoes were bred to be firmer, redder, and more uniform in size. These qualities helped them survive long journeys from farm to supermarket. However, these same qualities came at a cost: the loss of flavour. A tomato’s flavour comes from a mix of sugars, acids, and over 400 volatile compounds (挥发性化合物) that produce smells. When we eat a tomato, we taste its sugars and acids on our tongue, but most of its “flavour” actually comes from the smells we detect with our nose. The classic tomato flavour is produced by a group of volatile compounds called “tomato volatiles”. Modern commercial tomatoes have been bred with a genetic variation that makes them ripen uniformly. This uniformity is convenient for farmers because they can harvest all the tomatoes at once. But this same genetic variation reduces the production of certain volatile compounds that give tomatoes their rich flavour. In other words, the prettier the tomato, the less taste it has. However, there is hope. Scientists at the University of Florida have identified the genes responsible for flavour production. They are now working on breeding new tomato varieties that combine the good shipping qualities with the old-fashioned taste. Early results have been promising, with some test varieties scoring much higher in taste tests than current commercial varieties. Meanwhile, some small farmers are growing heirloom tomatoes — older varieties that have not been bred for uniformity. These tomatoes do not travel well and are often oddly shaped, but their taste is unforgettable. As consumers become more aware of the flavour problem, more people are willing to pay extra for tomatoes that actually taste like tomatoes. The journey to restore tomato flavour shows us an important lesson: sometimes, the progress we make in one area comes at the expense of another. But with science and changing consumer preferences, we may be able to have the best of both worlds — tomatoes that are both beautiful and delicious. The Lost Flavour of Tomatoes Problem: Modern commercial tomatoes have become 1 in flavour over the past 50 years. Reason 1: Farmers bred tomatoes to be firmer, redder, and more 2 for shipping. Reason 2: A genetic variation for uniform ripening 3 the production of flavour compounds. Solution 1: Scientists are breeding new varieties that combine good shipping qualities with 4 taste. Solution 2: Some farmers are growing heirloom tomatoes that have 5 flavour but are not suitable for long-distance travel. Lesson: Progress in one area may come at the 6 of another. Future: With scientific 7 and changing consumer preferences, we may have tomatoes that are both beautiful and 8 . What do you think is more important for food — appearance or taste? Why? (At least 20 words) 9 【答案】1．weaker 2．uniform 3．reduces/decreases 4．old-fashioned/traditional 5．great/rich/unforgettable 6．expense/cost 7．research/efforts 8．delicious/tasty 9．（参考答案）I think taste is more important because we eat food mainly to enjoy its flavour. Even if a tomato looks beautiful, it’s disappointing if it tastes like nothing. However, appearance does matter for market sales, so ideally we should have both. 【导语】本文是一篇说明文。文章主要讲述了现代商业番茄味道变淡的问题、原因、科学家和农民的解决方案以及对未来的展望。 1．根据文章第一段 “Over the past fifty years, the flavour of commercially grown tomatoes has been getting weaker.” 可知，过去50年里商业番茄的味道变得越来越淡。故填weaker。 2．根据文章第二段 “Tomatoes were bred to be firmer, redder, and more uniform in size. These qualities helped them survive long journeys...” 可知，农民培育番茄是为了让它们更硬、更红、大小更均匀，以适应长途运输。故填uniform。 3．根据文章第四段 “But this same genetic variation reduces the production of certain volatile compounds that give tomatoes their rich flavour.” 可知，这种基因变异减少了赋予番茄浓郁风味的挥发性化合物的产生。故填reduces或decreases。 4．根据文章第五段 “They are now working on breeding new tomato varieties that combine the good shipping qualities with the old-fashioned taste.” 可知，科学家正在培育结合了良好运输品质与传统风味的新品种。故填old-fashioned或traditional。 5．根据文章第六段 “Meanwhile, some small farmers are growing heirloom tomatoes... but their taste is unforgettable.” 可知，一些农民种植的传统番茄虽然不适合长途运输，但味道极佳（令人难忘）。故填great, rich或unforgettable。 6．根据文章最后一段 “...sometimes, the progress we make in one area comes at the expense of another.” 可知，一个领域的进步往往以牺牲另一个领域为代价。故填expense或cost。 7．根据文章最后一段 “But with science and changing consumer preferences, we may be able to have the best of both worlds...” 可知，随着科学研究和消费者偏好的改变，我们有望两全其美。故填research或efforts。 8．根据文章最后一段 “...tomatoes that are both beautiful and delicious.” 可知，未来的番茄既美观又美味。故填delicious或tasty。 9．本题为开放性试题，言之有理即可。需表达观点并给出理由，且词数不少于20词。示例答案表达taste更重要，并给出了食物目的是食用和享受的理由。I think taste is more important because we eat food mainly to enjoy its flavour. Even if a tomato looks beautiful, it’s disappointing if it tastes like nothing. However, appearance does matter for market sales, so ideally we should have both. 请认真阅读下面短文，并根据所读内容在短文后表格中第1~8小题的空格里填入最恰当的单词，回答第9小题。 注意：第1~8小题每个空格只填1个单词；第9小题不少于20个词。 When we think about artificial intelligence in healthcare, many people imagine robots performing surgeries or computers replacing doctors. But the reality is more nuanced and, in many ways, more hopeful. AI is not replacing healthcare professionals — it is partnering with them to provide better care. This partnership, when done right, creates a symbiotic relationship where both humans and machines contribute what they do best. Let’s start with diagnosis. AI systems can analyze medical images such as X-rays, CT scans, and MRIs much faster than humans can. They can detect tiny abnormalities — spots on a lung, a slight irregularity in a brain scan — that a tired radiologist might miss. In studies, AI has been shown to identify certain types of cancer with greater accuracy than human doctors. However, AI does not understand the patient’s personal history, their family situation, or their fears. AI cannot explain a diagnosis with empathy or answer unexpected questions. That is where the human doctor comes in. The doctor takes the AI’s findings, combines them with their clinical judgment and knowledge of the patient, and makes the final call. The result is better than either could achieve alone. Another exciting area is personalized medicine. AI can analyze a patient’s genetic information, lifestyle data, and medical history to predict which treatments are most likely to work for that specific individual. This is especially valuable in cancer treatment, where the same drug might help one patient but not another. AI can also predict which patients are at risk of developing certain conditions, allowing doctors to intervene early. But again, AI is just a tool. It cannot build a trusting relationship with a patient. It cannot hold a patient’s hand during a difficult diagnosis or celebrate a recovery. Only humans can do that. In hospitals, AI is being used to predict which patients are likely to get worse. By analyzing data from monitors, lab results, and nursing notes, AI can alert doctors to subtle signs of deterioration hours before they would be noticeable to the human eye. This gives medical teams precious time to intervene. A study at a major hospital found that using such an AI system reduced unexpected deaths by 26%. Yet, the AI did not save those lives by itself. It alerted the human nurses and doctors, who then took action. The human-AI team was far more effective than either working alone. Of course, there are challenges. AI systems are only as good as the data they are trained on. If the training data is biased, the AI’s recommendations will be biased too. For example, an AI trained mostly on data from male patients might perform poorly on female patients. This is why human oversight is essential. Humans must check the AI’s work, question its conclusions, and correct its mistakes. The future of healthcare is not humans versus AI. It is humans with AI. When we design systems that respect the unique strengths of both — AI’s speed, accuracy, and data-processing power, and humans’ empathy, judgment, and creativity — we create something truly powerful. The goal is not to automate healthcare but to augment it. Human-AI Partnerships in Healthcare What is the main idea? AI and humans can work together 1 to provide better healthcare than either could alone. AI in Diagnosis AI analyzes medical images quickly and can detect tiny 2 . Human doctors provide clinical judgment, knowledge of the patient, and 3 . AI in Personalized Medicine AI analyzes genetic information and medical history to 4 which treatments will work best. Humans build 5 relationships and provide emotional support. AI in Hospitals AI predicts which patients may get 6 , alerting doctors hours in advance. Human nurses and doctors take 725 based on the AI’s alerts. Challenges AI systems can be 7 if trained on incomplete data. Human oversight is essential to check and correct the AI’s work. Your idea: Share one example from your own life or imagination of how AI and humans could work together in a healthcare situation. Write at least 20 words. 8 【答案】1．symbiotically 2．abnormalities 3．empathy 4．predict 5．trusting 6．worse 7．action 8．biased 9．In my community, an AI system could help the local clinic by analyzing patient symptoms and suggesting possible causes. Then the doctor would use their training to make the final diagnosis. Together, they could see more patients more quickly. 【导语】本文是一篇说明文，主要讲述了人工智能（AI）在医疗领域并非取代人类，而是与医护人员合作，通过各自的优势提供更好的医疗服务，同时也指出了面临的挑战。 1．根据文章第1段“This partnership, when done right, creates a symbiotic relationship where both humans and machines contribute what they do best.（如果这种合作方式得当，就能实现一种互利共赢的关系：人类和机器都能发挥各自的优势，为共同的目标做出贡献）”可推知，人类和AI一起工作能更有效地提供医疗照顾。此处修饰动词work together，需用副词形式。故填symbiotically。 2．根据文章第2段“They can detect tiny abnormalities — spots on a lung, a slight irregularity in a brain scan.…（它们可以检测出微小的异常——肺上的斑点、脑部扫描中的轻微不规则……）”可推知，AI能快速分析医学图像并检测微小的异常。故填abnormalities。 3．根据文章第2段“AI cannot explain a diagnosis with empathy...That is where the human doctor comes in.（人工智能无法带着同理心解释诊断……这就是人类医生发挥作用的地方）”以及第5段“humans’ empathy, judgment, and creativity（人类的同理心、判断力和创造力）”可推知，人类医生提供临床判断、患者知识以及同理心。故填empathy。 4．根据文章第3段“AI can analyze a patient’s genetic information, lifestyle data, and medical history to predict which treatments are most likely to work…（人工智能可以分析患者的遗传信息、生活方式数据和病史，以预测哪种治疗最可能起作用……）”可推知，AI分析信息是为了预测哪种治疗最有效。故填predict。 5．根据文章第3段“It cannot build a trusting relationship with a patient…Only humans can do that.（它无法与患者建立信任关系……只有人类能做到这一点）”可推知，人类建立信任关系并提供情感支持。故填trusting。 6．根据文章第4段“In hospitals, AI is being used to predict which patients are likely to get worse.（在医院里，人工智能被用来预测哪些患者可能会病情恶化）”可推知，AI预测哪些患者可能会变得更糟。故填worse。 7．根据文章第4段“It alerted the human nurses and doctors, who then took action.（它向人类护士和医生发出警报，然后他们采取了行动）”可推知，人类医护人员根据AI的警报采取行动。take action为固定搭配。故填action。 8．根据文章第5段“If the training data is biased, the AI’s recommendations will be biased too.（如果训练数据有偏差，人工智能的建议也会有偏差）”可推知，如果基于不完整或有偏差的数据训练，AI系统可能会有偏差。故填biased。 9．本题为开放性试题，要求结合生活或想象举例说明AI与人类在医疗中的合作，答案合理即可，词数不少于20词。 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $ 期中复习之阅读填表10篇 （南京专用） 阅读下面短文，根据所读内容在文章后小题的空格里填入最恰当的内容。注意：第1—8小题，每空只填1个单词；第9—10小题词数不限。 Sometimes, emotions (情绪) make you angry, cry uncontrollably, or green with envy. It’s a common belief that there are good and bad emotions, and that for successful emotion management, we must live a life free of the bad ones. But Ethan Kross, a famous expert on emotions, says this is wrong. He explains, “In the right proportions(比例), all the emotions are useful.” We can’t stop thoughts and feelings from popping up suddenly, but we can choose how to deal with them. Vicki Botnick, a therapist from California, agrees. She thinks we should try to manage our emotions, not hide them. Instead of pushing feelings away, we should accept them. Don’t call emotions good or bad—think of them as messengers that give you important information. It might be hard to do this. When strong feelings make you feel too stressed, try deep breathing (呼吸). Breathe in slowly, hold your breath for three seconds, and then breathe out slowly. Some people also find it helpful to repeat a simple sentence like “I am calm.” Avoiding problems and negative feelings all the time isn’t good, but getting distracted (注意力分散的) can help sometimes. After a big argument, you can either solve things right away or do something totally different first. When you come back to the problem later, you may have new ideas and a calmer mood. Another way to distract yourself is to change your environment. Going on holiday helps you relax because new places don’t make you think of work. If you can’t travel, try exploring nearby areas. A 2024 study review showed all 27 studies found nature helps with emotion regulation. If there are no green spaces near you, make your home nicer—add houseplants, pictures of beautiful views, or photos of family and friends. Learning to accept, reframe (重构), and manage emotions puts you back in the driver’s seat of your life. And if it feels hard, remember that no feeling lasts forever. Introduction Emotions cannot be 1 into good and bad. We can’t live a life 2 bad ones, but we can choose how to deal with them. Methods      3 emotions is a good choice. It may be helpful to take a deep breath or 4 simple sentences.     Getting distracted is another way. 5 dealing with problems right now. Do something else or return to the problem later to make us 6 down.     Changing the environment is also helpful, such as going on holidays, exploring nearby areas or 7 our homes with plants or pictures. Conclusion Learn to control our emotions and don’t forget that all the feelings will come to an 8 . How can we manage our emotions according to the passage? 9 How do you deal with your emotion when you feel angry? 10 阅读下面短文，根据所读内容，在文章后第1-8小题的空格里填入一个最恰当的单词，注意第9小题不少于20词。 One of the biggest challenges in trying to achieve any personal goal is that you put them off until tomorrow, or next week. Unluckily, tomorrow never gets here. If you want to achieve a goal, you have to start on it today. Let’s learn some ways. One goal at a time. Often the problem is that you try to take on too many goals at once. You have a lot of things you want to complete. Even two goals at once is difficult. For now, one goal at a time. Once that’s finished, you can go to the next one. Make sure you really want it. It’s not enough to say, “It would be nice to learn French” or “It would be cool to do yoga every morning”. It has to be something you really want. Ask yourself why you set this goal, and how much time you need to spend on it. That’s important to do early, or you won’t make time for it. Keep it simple. It’s important not to make your personal goal too big. You don’t want to have a huge list of things to do. Instead, focus (关注) on a smaller sub-goal that will lead you to your bigger goal. Another way is to focus first on creating a habit leading you to your goal. For example, focus on forming the habit of walking each day. Once you’ve formed that habit, focus on drinking only water and then on eating fruits instead of junk snacks. And so on, until you’ve reached your goal. Stay focused. One of the most challenging things to achieve goals is keeping your focus on that goal. You may be attracted by other things, and when you lose focus, you suddenly stop making time for the goal. Therefore, you had better put a poster on your wall, or make your goal your computer desktop picture. Also you can tell others about it and have them help you achieve your goal. How to Make the Time for Your Personal Goals What makes it 1 for you to achieve your goal is that you choose to put it off. However, time 2 for no man. Please start on your goal right now. Setting a goal at a time ● You should 3 taking on too many goals at once. Once you complete one goal, you can go to the next one. ● Be sure to know the 4 for setting this goal and how long it takes you to achieve the goal. ● You won’t make time for it 5 you do it early. Keeping it easy to reach ● Begin with the 6 goals and develop a habit that will lead you to your goal step by step. 7 focused on it ● Put your goal where you can see it 8 in order not to be attracted by something else. ● Tell others about your goal and ask them to encourage you. Your ideas: (No less than 20 words.) What goal do you want to achieve the most this year? What will you do to achieve it? 9 请认真阅读下面短文，并根据所读内容在文章后各小题的空格里填入一个最恰当的单词，并回答最后一个小题的问题。请将答案填写在答题卡相应的横线上。 We often hear a parent shout, “Tidy your room!” It’s thought that an unmade bed and messy (杂乱的) floor can make other family members stressed. A study found that the mess in a room and its management are “central and important to happiness” while a messy living space makes people more stressed, especially in women. On the other hand, some untidiness may be the sign of creativity. So what do you think? Is it OK to have a messy bedroom? Recently, this topic has caused hot discussion online. Yes—it’s not a big deal. It is important for children to have their own space where they can be themselves. By allowing children to keep their rooms as they want, parents are helping children prepare for later life. Also, cleaning up your room is a waste of time and there are more important things to focus on, like work and hobbies. Anyway, there is a great chance of getting the room messy again. No—messiness leads to bad feelings Research shows that in a messy room, you may feel worried and can’t focus on tasks like homework. A tidy room can improve clear thinking and calmness. It also means you have more space for activities and won’t lose things. What’s more, mess might be dangerous—you can fall down or knock something onto the floor and break it. In my opinion, we can live according to our own willingness if we live alone. However, keeping our space clean and tidy is an important life skill. It is unfair to other family members if our room is messy as it is part of their home too, and we should respect that. A Discussion on Whether to Leave Your Bedroom Messy The background • It’s 1 to hear parents ask their children to tidy their rooms. • An untidy environment can be stressful for the rest of the family. Different discoveries of a study • The mess in a room and its management 2 to happiness. ・A messy living space can cause stress levels (等级) to rise. • However, messiness can be a sign of a 3 mind. Different voices Voice for it: • If children are 4 to keep the room as they want, it can help them prepare for their later life. • Cleaning up a room costs a lot of time and then it may get messy again. Voice 5 it: • An untidy room can make us worry and stop children from 6 on tasks like homework. • A tidy room can make us think 7 and keep calm. • A tidy room can provide more space and 8 some possible dangers like falling down or breaking things. The writer’s opinions • Being tidy is an important life skill. • We should respect other family members’ habits 9 we live alone. Your ideas • Is a tidy room important for you? Why or why not? (More than 15 words) 10 请认真阅读下面短文，并根据所读内容在文章后表格中的空格里填入最恰当的内容。 注意：1—8题每个空格只填1个单词，9题字数不限。请将答案填写在答题卡的相应横线上。 Look! Growing up is often seen as a journey with different stages (阶段). As we pass through each one, our understanding of “making it” changes. Here’s a look at each stage and the surprising lessons they teach us about life and growth. Primary School: “Almost Done” In primary school, life is simple. With praise from teachers and small achievements, children are often led to believe that they have almost mastered (掌握) what they need for the future. “Almost done” perfectly expresses this sense, since each year they achieve something new, like learning to spell or completing a book. Children may feel great at this stage, but it’s only the start of their journey, preparing them for future challenges and learning. High School: “Very Close (接近)” High school brings a new level of responsibility and choice. Students face more important tests, begin thinking about careers, and learn to be on their own. At this stage, many believe they’re “very close” to adulthood. In fact, high school is for trying new things, not being perfect at them. Students are introduced to many sides of life but still have much to learn. University: “Yes!” University or college is a great achievement, and completing a degree (学位) often feels like climbing to the top. With specialized knowledge and skills, many students believe they're fully prepared to face the world. The “Yes!” moment of graduation soon gives way to the reality that a degree is just one part of the bigger picture in building a wonderful career and life. Life: “What!” Upon entering the “real world”, young people often feel the challenges of life hard to deal with. Grown-up life doesn’t come with a guidebook. Responsibilities like managing your money, keeping friendships, balancing work and life and staying well require skills not fully taught in school. This stage teaches us that life is about never stopping learning. To do it well, we must be ready to adjust our courses (调整航线), understand our own hearts, and know when to change directions. The truth about growing up is that each stage brings new lessons and challenges, from the ABCs and 123s to the discovery that success is a lifelong journey. Take this journey with an open mind, enjoy the ride, and be ready to learn from everything that happens. What growing up really 1 us Growing up isn’t a straight path to success. Each stage of life brings new challenges and 2 our understanding of success. Different stages Primary School Children often come to believe they have well 3 for the future. But that’s far from the full picture. High School Students get more responsibility and choice by taking exams, thinking about careers, and learning to depend on 4 . Although they think it is close to adult life, the stage is only about trying. University Many students feel like 5 the top when graduating. However, they soon realize that a degree is not 6 for a wonderful career and life. Life It’s natural to feel unprepared for real life challenges. And this reminds you to 7 learning outside the classroom. There is no end to growing up. Stay open to what is to come, find 8 from it and know there will always be more to learn and experience. Do you think you are close to success? Please share at least one reason. 9 Read the passage and finish the form with ONE word in each blank and answer the question that follows. Processed food like frozen chips and pizzas is high in salt, sugar and fat. Already, the spread of cheap packaged food has a connection with more and more people who suffer from obesity (肥胖) around the world. Now scientists are trying to find out more proofs of how our industrialized (工业化的) food supply may be affecting (影响) our health. What does processed food mean? The researchers came up with a system that groups foods into four categories. The system says highly processed food is mostly made of industrialized ingredients. Instant noodles (方便面) and fried chicken are common examples of highly processed food. But also included are products that can bring benefits to health such as morning cereals (谷类食物), energy bars and some kinds of yogurt. How does processed food affect people? Researchers at the National Institutes of Health had 200 people take part in a four-week study. They found that people eat about 500 more calories a day when fed mostly processed food than given minimally (最低限度地) processed food. In another study, researchers in France found people who ate more processed food were more likely to have heart disease. A similar study in Spain also showed eating more processed food might lead to a higher risk of death. Why does processed food affect people? When given less processed food, people in the study produced more of a hormone (荷尔蒙) that reduces the appetite (胃口) and less of a hormone that causes hunger. Kevin Hall, one of the researchers who led the study, also said that the source of nutrients (营养物质) might make a difference. Fiber (纤维) from fruit and vegetables may be better for making people feel full than that added to processed food such as energy bars and yogurt. What should people do? Limiting processed food can be difficult, especially for people with limited time and energy. People, however, should try to change the way they eat. Another challenge is the wide range of processed food in the market. It’s essential for people to tell which ones might be better or worse as food companies continually advertise their products to mislead customers. Processed food Introduction Processed food 1 large amounts of salt, sugar and fat, the spread of which has already been connected with 2 obesity rates (肥胖率) worldwide. The meaning of processed food ● Highly processed food is mainly made of industrialized ingredients. ● Both instant noodles and some seemingly (看似) 3 products such as morning cereals are examples of highly processed food. 4 of processed food ● In a four-week study with 200 people, they ate about 500 more calories a day when fed mostly processed food than given minimally processed food. ● Other studies showed eating more processed food might 5 higher risks of illness and death. Reasons why processed food affects people ● When people eat less processed food, 6 in their hormones make them less hungry. ● Fiber from fruit and vegetables may be better for making people feel full than that added to processed food. Solutions ● People should try to change 7 they eat, though limiting processed food can be difficult. ● People should tell which food might be better or worse, paying no attention to the 8 misleading advertisements. In your opinion, how can people avoid processed food? (Answer it within 8words.) 9 阅读下列短文，根据所读内容，在文章后第1-8小题的空格里填入一个最恰当的单词，回答9-10两个问题。 Song Rongyao, from Shanghai’s Chongming Island, once had a steady (稳定的) job. Four years ago, she finally decided to give up her job. She did it not because she hated her job, but because her job was getting in the way of her true love. She has been interested in Chongming traditional fabric (织物), made from cotton and colored with plant dyes (染料) since she was a girl. She learned how to weave (缝织) the cloth from her mother. Before leaving her job, Song had been using her after-work time to design, sew and weave everything with her own hands. At first, the small items she made became a hit in the office. “When the things you make are liked by others, you’ll find yourself enjoying doing more and more,” Song said. Later, her name spread and she soon found that many women on the island were into handicrafts (手工艺品) like her. Her childhood playmates, friends and even strangers joined her. A turning point came when Song and her team were having a small exhibition in a park. A crowd of people were around them to see what they were doing. Not long after that, she decided to make Chongming Traditional Fabric official. Cotton-Tree Flowers Bloom Workshop was set up in 2013. And her workshop became a place filled with happiness. By designing and making all kinds of cloth items and selling them, the women have had a sense of achievement and have also found their own value. Soon, more and more women joined. Besides bringing tourists to their workshop to watch the process of making Chongming traditional fabric, Song started to give free classes to poor groups. They started Mama Moon Single Mothers’ Club, a training program for single mothers. For people with disabilities, they started another program called Happiness on Fingertips. Running the club has enabled Song who was very shy to do something she could never do before, such as communicating with all kinds of people. Song considers the workshop as a symbol of independence and she hopes it will help more women to fight for a better life on their own. Song Rongyao’s 1 for Chongming Traditional Fabric The cause of the love ●Song Rongyao was interested in Chongming traditional fabric at a very young 2 . ●Her mother 3 her how to weave the cloth. The origin (起因) of leaving her job ●The items she made with her own hands were very 4 among the people in the office. ●Many women on the island had the same 5 as she did. ●People around her and even strangers joined her. The 6 she made to set up a workshop ●She set up a workshop in 2013 after having a small exhibition in a park. ●Women in the workshop enjoyed the time and their workshop was 7 of happiness. ●The women have not only 8 a lot but also have found their own value. The contribution to society ●What programs did Song start to help people? (No more than 9 words.) 9 ●How did you help others with what you love in your daily life? Please write your experience with no less than 20 words. 10 根据短文内容，填写表格中所缺的单词。 注意：前9题每个空格只填1个单词，最后1题字数不少于20个词。 Some people find reality TV entertaining, but others think it’s over the top. What you need to know ●Reality TV shows are typically shows that do not have written scripts and star common people instead of professional actors. ●One report found that nearly half of all TV shows watched in the US are reality shows. ●Reality television shows are cheaper to produce than traditional scripted TV shows. ●A recent study found that in 2024, 33% of Americans ages 18 to 29 watch reality TV. There are so many kinds of reality TV shows from competitions like The Great British Baking Show and Project Runway to business programs like Shark Tank to animal shows like The Dog Whisperer. The genre first came to us audiences in the 1990s and skyrocketed in popularity in the 2000s. Today, reality TV is a multi-million-dollar industry and a major part of popular culture. Some people say there are too many shows, though, and complain that they feature fake or exaggerated (夸大的) storylines and situations in an effort to win audiences. Other people think they’re still entertaining. What do you think? Has reality television gone too far? Yes—it’s just so fake There’s nothing real about reality television. These shows may not have actors or scripts, so what’s the point in watching? Many shows place unhealthy emphasis on money and beauty, which makes viewers feel bad about their own lives and can harm their mental health. Competition shows can also promote (促进) the idea that it’s OK to do anything in order to win, which is a terrible lesson for viewers. Finally, it’s no fun to turn everyday hobbies like baking or crafting into competitions. People should enjoy those hobbies for the sake of doing them, not so they can win a contest or get on television. No—it’s all in good fun Reality TV is harmless entertainment that viewers know isn’t “real”. It still gives people something to bond (与……紧密联系) over when they talk about the latest episode or host watch parties. There are plenty of reality shows that are good-natured and not mean. Even competition programs can teach viewers that getting ahead often involves hard work, discipline (自律), and sticking to a goal. Reality shows can also demonstrate (证明) the value of teamwork and cooperation. Finally, reality shows like kids’ baking or crafting competitions can give participants a creative outlet and inspire viewers to take up a new hobby or find a new passion. Has reality television gone too far Definition and Features ●Reality TV shows don’t have written 1 or professional actors. ●It costs 2 to produce reality television shows. ●One third of the young Americans watch reality TV. ●Reality shows first 3 in the 1990s and became hugely popular in the 2000s. Different opinions on reality shows For ● Audiences know reality television isn’t real, but it’s still a lot of fun and a good thing to 4 with others. ●Reality shows like baking or crafting competitions 5 people to explore new hobbies or interests. 6 ●Many shows make it seem like money and looks are the only things that 7 . ●They also support the idea that people should do 8 it takes to win, which isn’t a positive message. ●Reality shows turn people’s hobbies or passions into competitions, rather than something people can simply 9 . Your idea What is your idea of reality shows? 10 阅读下面短文，根据所读内容，在文章后的空格里填入一个最恰当的单词。 注意：1-8题每个空格只填1个单词；9题答案不少于10个单词。 In China, unlike in many other countries, movies almost always have subtitles (字幕) in both Chinese and English. This common practice has several key purposes: to improve understanding, increase accessibility (易于理解和使用), and support cultural exchange. First, China has many dialects (方言). People in different parts of China speak differently. Besides Mandarin and Cantonese, there are many other local dialects. Some movie characters speak in these dialects to make the story feel real. It presents a challenge to the understanding of viewers from other areas. Subtitles help everyone in China follow the story, no matter what dialect they speak. Second, some actors have soft or deep voices. These voices can sound emotional but are sometimes hard to hear in a loud cinema, especially with powerful bass sound. Subtitles make sure viewers don’t miss any words. Third, cinema sound is fixed. You can turn your TV up or down, but you cannot control the volume in a cinema. Sometimes, the background music or sound effects are too loud compared to the actors’ voices. The sound might not be perfect, but subtitles help viewers follow the story easily. Moreover, subtitles make films more inclusive (包容性). They help deaf or hard-of-hearing viewers understand the dialogue, giving them a full and enjoyable experience. Finally, English subtitles help Chinese movies go around the world. English is the world’s most popular second language. With English subtitles, international viewers, film festival judges, and movie critics can watch and understand Chinese films. This builds cross-cultural understanding and allows these films to be judged fairly on an international stage. In short, subtitles do more than just translate words—they build a bridge between cultures. They turn every film into a place where people from all over the world can meet and share stories. Chinese Movies with Chinese and English Subtitles Introduction Chinese and English subtitles help people 1 , access, and share culture. 2 for Chinese and English Subtitles When actors use local dialects, it is 3 for viewers from other areas to understand. Subtitles help everyone follow the story in any dialect. Some actors’ soft and deep voices are hard to hear clearly, especially with powerful bass music. Subtitles help viewers understand every word. Cinema sound is 4 the audience’s control. Subtitles make sure you will follow the story 5 the sound isn’t perfect. Subtitles help people who have 6 hearing the dialogue. They help deaf or hard-of-hearing viewers understand the dialogue and 7 the movie. English subtitles help 8 Chinese films with international viewers and experts, and improve cultural exchange and fair judgement. Conclusion Subtitles build a bridge between different cultures to bring stories to the world. Your idea Do English subtitles help you learn English? Why or why not? 9 请认真阅读下面短文，并根据所读内容在短文后表格中第1—8小题的空格里填入最恰当的单词，回答第9小题。将答案填写在答题卡的相应横线上。 注意：第1—8小题每个空格只填1个单词；第9小题不少于20个词。 Have you ever tasted a tomato that actually tastes like a tomato? If not, you are not alone. Over the past fifty years, the flavour of commercially grown tomatoes has been getting weaker. Scientists have discovered why, and how we might bring the taste back. The decline of tomato flavour began in the 1960s when farmers started growing tomatoes for shipping and storage rather than taste. Tomatoes were bred to be firmer, redder, and more uniform in size. These qualities helped them survive long journeys from farm to supermarket. However, these same qualities came at a cost: the loss of flavour. A tomato’s flavour comes from a mix of sugars, acids, and over 400 volatile compounds (挥发性化合物) that produce smells. When we eat a tomato, we taste its sugars and acids on our tongue, but most of its “flavour” actually comes from the smells we detect with our nose. The classic tomato flavour is produced by a group of volatile compounds called “tomato volatiles”. Modern commercial tomatoes have been bred with a genetic variation that makes them ripen uniformly. This uniformity is convenient for farmers because they can harvest all the tomatoes at once. But this same genetic variation reduces the production of certain volatile compounds that give tomatoes their rich flavour. In other words, the prettier the tomato, the less taste it has. However, there is hope. Scientists at the University of Florida have identified the genes responsible for flavour production. They are now working on breeding new tomato varieties that combine the good shipping qualities with the old-fashioned taste. Early results have been promising, with some test varieties scoring much higher in taste tests than current commercial varieties. Meanwhile, some small farmers are growing heirloom tomatoes — older varieties that have not been bred for uniformity. These tomatoes do not travel well and are often oddly shaped, but their taste is unforgettable. As consumers become more aware of the flavour problem, more people are willing to pay extra for tomatoes that actually taste like tomatoes. The journey to restore tomato flavour shows us an important lesson: sometimes, the progress we make in one area comes at the expense of another. But with science and changing consumer preferences, we may be able to have the best of both worlds — tomatoes that are both beautiful and delicious. The Lost Flavour of Tomatoes Problem: Modern commercial tomatoes have become 1 in flavour over the past 50 years. Reason 1: Farmers bred tomatoes to be firmer, redder, and more 2 for shipping. Reason 2: A genetic variation for uniform ripening 3 the production of flavour compounds. Solution 1: Scientists are breeding new varieties that combine good shipping qualities with 4 taste. Solution 2: Some farmers are growing heirloom tomatoes that have 5 flavour but are not suitable for long-distance travel. Lesson: Progress in one area may come at the 6 of another. Future: With scientific 7 and changing consumer preferences, we may have tomatoes that are both beautiful and 8 . What do you think is more important for food — appearance or taste? Why? (At least 20 words) 9 请认真阅读下面短文，并根据所读内容在短文后表格中第1~8小题的空格里填入最恰当的单词，回答第9小题。 注意：第1~8小题每个空格只填1个单词；第9小题不少于20个词。 When we think about artificial intelligence in healthcare, many people imagine robots performing surgeries or computers replacing doctors. But the reality is more nuanced and, in many ways, more hopeful. AI is not replacing healthcare professionals — it is partnering with them to provide better care. This partnership, when done right, creates a symbiotic relationship where both humans and machines contribute what they do best. Let’s start with diagnosis. AI systems can analyze medical images such as X-rays, CT scans, and MRIs much faster than humans can. They can detect tiny abnormalities — spots on a lung, a slight irregularity in a brain scan — that a tired radiologist might miss. In studies, AI has been shown to identify certain types of cancer with greater accuracy than human doctors. However, AI does not understand the patient’s personal history, their family situation, or their fears. AI cannot explain a diagnosis with empathy or answer unexpected questions. That is where the human doctor comes in. The doctor takes the AI’s findings, combines them with their clinical judgment and knowledge of the patient, and makes the final call. The result is better than either could achieve alone. Another exciting area is personalized medicine. AI can analyze a patient’s genetic information, lifestyle data, and medical history to predict which treatments are most likely to work for that specific individual. This is especially valuable in cancer treatment, where the same drug might help one patient but not another. AI can also predict which patients are at risk of developing certain conditions, allowing doctors to intervene early. But again, AI is just a tool. It cannot build a trusting relationship with a patient. It cannot hold a patient’s hand during a difficult diagnosis or celebrate a recovery. Only humans can do that. In hospitals, AI is being used to predict which patients are likely to get worse. By analyzing data from monitors, lab results, and nursing notes, AI can alert doctors to subtle signs of deterioration hours before they would be noticeable to the human eye. This gives medical teams precious time to intervene. A study at a major hospital found that using such an AI system reduced unexpected deaths by 26%. Yet, the AI did not save those lives by itself. It alerted the human nurses and doctors, who then took action. The human-AI team was far more effective than either working alone. Of course, there are challenges. AI systems are only as good as the data they are trained on. If the training data is biased, the AI’s recommendations will be biased too. For example, an AI trained mostly on data from male patients might perform poorly on female patients. This is why human oversight is essential. Humans must check the AI’s work, question its conclusions, and correct its mistakes. The future of healthcare is not humans versus AI. It is humans with AI. When we design systems that respect the unique strengths of both — AI’s speed, accuracy, and data-processing power, and humans’ empathy, judgment, and creativity — we create something truly powerful. The goal is not to automate healthcare but to augment it. Human-AI Partnerships in Healthcare What is the main idea? AI and humans can work together 1 to provide better healthcare than either could alone. AI in Diagnosis AI analyzes medical images quickly and can detect tiny 2 . Human doctors provide clinical judgment, knowledge of the patient, and 3 . AI in Personalized Medicine AI analyzes genetic information and medical history to 4 which treatments will work best. Humans build 5 relationships and provide emotional support. AI in Hospitals AI predicts which patients may get 6 , alerting doctors hours in advance. Human nurses and doctors take 725 based on the AI’s alerts. Challenges AI systems can be 7 if trained on incomplete data. Human oversight is essential to check and correct the AI’s work. Your idea: Share one example from your own life or imagination of how AI and humans could work together in a healthcare situation. Write at least 20 words. 8 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $