XXXXXX0.5第一部分聽(tīng)力（30分第一節(jié)（51.57.5分WhatdidAmyforgettoThemilkand B.Thebreadand C.ThebreadandWhatistheweatherlike B. C.Howcandoctorsgototheearthquake-strickenBy B.By C.ByHowmuchwilltheman$ B.$ C.$WhatarethespeakersmainlyChoosing B.Rentingan C.Doingsome第二節(jié)（151.522.5分55秒鐘的67Whomisthebiggestgift B. C.WhatdoesSiennagivetheA B.A C.Amusic89Wheredoesthewomanworkfull-Ina B.Ina C.InaWhatrequirementcan’tthewomanThe B.Work C.Muchovertime1012WheredoestheconversationprobablytakeInan B.At C.AtaWhatwillthespeakersdotomorrowGotoa B.Visita C.LookafterWhoisAlicegoingto B. 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B．Bothofthemusedtoshowsilentfilms.C．Bothofthemhavebeen D．BothofthemservedreligiousAtpresent,whereareyoulikelytogoforaLoew’sPalace B．ChristianRevivalC．Robin’s D．MetropolitanOperaWhatisthepurposeofthisToranktheoldandunnoticedToencouragepeopletoprotecttheoldToshowthedevelopmentofAmericanToprovideinformationonoverlookedoldMyfamilyhadaroomthatwecalledtheLibrary,butevenbackthenIknewitwasjustourdiningroomwithafewbookshelvesaroundasmalltable.WhenIwasakid,Iwastoldthatallthesebooksarepreciousthings—theymustneverbefolded,bent,orbroken.Anydirtymarksornotesonabookarebannedandourreadingshouldalwaysbeacleanactivitysinceit’swhatseparatesusfromthebeasts.Preservationofalltextswasthemostimportantthingintheworld.Yearslater,whenIbeganreadingeverythingIcouldinmyearlyteens,ItiptoedintotheLibraryonedayanddiscovered,tomyhorror,thatallthebookswerestillextremelynew.Itwasrowafterrow,shelfaftershelf.SomethingclickedandIknewIhadfoundahorriblesecretaboutmyfamily:theyhadboughtthesebookstobedisplayedlikejewellery,ratherthantoberead.InthatmomentIknewthatallthosesillyrulesaroundreadingandbooksweredeadwrongandthatwasnothingsadderinthisworldthananunusedbook—clean,withoutanytraceofthereaderatNowhere’sthesecret:goodreadingismessyreading.IfIwantthekindofnovelthatgetsdeepintomybones,thesortofnon-fictionmysterythatstayswithmeyearsafterthefact,thenImustbringstickynotes(便利貼)andletmybooksgetscuffed(磨損)alongtheway.Ishouldalwayswalkawayfromabookwithvisibleprogressofmyreading.Afteryearsoftreatingmybooksasiftheyoughttobepreservedinamuseum,Inowbelievethatyoushouldhonourthebooksbybreakingthem.Readthemallsomessily!Trulyreadthebooks,anytimeandanywhere,nomatterhowmuchwefoldthem,bendthem,ortearthem!Throwthemintoyourbackpackorleavethemopenbythesideofyourbed.Don’tworryaboutstainsortornedgesafteryearsofreading.Thatiswhatabookis.Thatiswhatabookisfor.Wheredidtheauthor’sfamilystoretheirInthe B．InthediningC．Inthe D．InthelivingWhatdoestheauthorimplyabouthisfamily’sbookItwaspiledina B．ItwasmainlyforC．Itwaslargeand D．ItwaskeptforagoodWhatdoestheunderlinedpart“Somethingclicked”A．Iclickedthemouse. B．Isuddenlyfeltpuzzled.C．Somethingmadea D．SomethingoccurredtoWhichopinionmaytheauthoragreeGoodbooksarevaluableBooksaretheladderofhumanReadthousandsofbooksregardlessoftheirProtectbooksasthey’rethesourceof“I’mthirsty,”avisitortoldahumanoidrobotstanding1.7meterstallandweighing65kilogramsatthe7thWorldVoiceExpo(展覽會(huì))inHefei,EastChina’sAnhuiprovince.Withouthesitation,itidentifiedthebottleofcoffeeandhandedittothevisitor.Besides,arangeofdailynecessitiesarenowintegratedwithAIlargelanguagemodels,offeringvisitorsexcitingnewexperiences.Forexample,asmartrefrigeratorequippedwithanAI-poweredcameracansuggestrecipesaccordingtotheingredientsstoredinit.The7thWorldVoiceExposhowcasesover200AIproducts,includinghumanoidrobots,humanmachineinteractionsystemsandupgradedlargelanguagemodels.ThiseventhighlightstheremarkablespeedatwhichAIhasdevelopedandthegrowingpopularityofitsapplicationsinvarioussituations.iFLYTEK’ssuperbrainroboticplatformhasempowered450roboticscompaniesand15,000developersacrossthecountryviaopeningupitslargelanguagemodel.Unitree,aHangzhou-basedroboticsstartup,presenteditsstarhumanoidrobot,UnitreeH1,whichcanmove3.3meterspersecond.“Wehavesoldmorethan100robots,offeringaninsightintothehugemarketspaceforhumanoidrobots,”saidLiJun,headoftechnicalservicesatUnitree.MiMouse,ahigh-techcompanyinAnhui,showcaseditsbest-sellingsmartmousealongwithanewlydevelopedsmartkeyboard.Basedonseverallargelanguagemodels,theycaneffortlesslyproducearticles,createPowerPointpresentations,drawpicturesandperformtranslations.“Theycanhelpreducerepetitivetasksforofficeworkers,”saidFengHaihong,generalmanagerofMiMouse,addingthattheysoldabout10,000setsinlessthanaInthisyear’sgovernmentworkreport,ChinaannouncedanAIPlusinitiativetopushthedigitaleconomy’sdevelopment.“ThankstotheAIboom(繁榮),Chinaisnowhometomorethan4,500AIcompanies.Inthefuture,AIwilltransformindustrialandcompetitionmodesaswellasscientificresearchglobally,bringchangestoallprofessions,andmostimportantly,meetpeople’sdesiresforabetterlife,”saidLiuQingfeng,chairmanofiFLYTEK,attheexpo.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“integrated“inparagraph1 Whatcanweknowaboutthehigh-techcompaniesinparagraphTheyreceivegovernmentfunding. B．Theyareachievingmarketsuccess.C．Theydeveloplargelanguagemodels. D．Theyarereducinglaborcostinwork.WhatinfluencewillAIbringaccordingtoLiuTheboomofdigitaleconomy. B．Thedisappearanceofsomejobs.C．Theimprovementofpeople’slives. D．Thedeepeningofglobalcooperation.WhichofthefollowingisasuitabletitlefortheA．AICompaniesRiseinChinaB．GovernmentBoostsAIDevelopmentC．Human-likeRobotsDrawAttentionatHefeiExpoD．China’sAIBoomSeesNewWaveofApplicationsShortlyafterSnapchatreleaseditsMyAIchatbottoalluserslastMay,DianaLee,amotherfromEastPrairie,Missouri,toldher13-year-olddaughtertostayawayfromthefeature.“It’satemporarysolutionuntilIknowmoreaboutitandcansetsomehealthyboundariesandguidelines,”saidLee,whoworksatasoftwarecompany.SheworriesabouthowMyAIpresentsitselftoyounguserslikeherdaughteronSnapchat.MyAIispoweredbytheviralAIchatbottoolChatGPTandlikeChatGPT,itcanofferrecommendations,answerquestionsandtalkwithusers.ButSnapchat’sversionhassomekeydifferences:userscancustomizethechatbot’sname,designacustomavatar(定制頭像)forit,andbringitintoconversationswithfriends.TheneteffectisthattalkingwithSnapchat’schatbotmayfeellessimpersonalthanvisitingwebsite.Italsomaybelessclearyou’retalkingtoa“Idon’tthinkI’mpreparedtoknowhowtoteachmykidhowtoemotionallyseparatehumansandmachineswhentheyessentiallylookthesamefromherpointofview,”Leesaid.“IjustthinkthereisareallyclearlineSnapchatiscrossing.”ThenewtoolisfacingoppositionsnotonlyfromparentsbutalsofromsomeSnapchatuserswhoarefloodingtheappwithbadreviewsintheappstoreandcriticismsonsocialmediaoverprivacyconcerns,“weird”exchangesandaninabilitytoremovethefeaturefromtheirchatfeedunlesstheypayforunlockingit.WhilesomemayfindvalueinthetoolthemixedreactionshintattheriskscompaniesfaceinlaunchingnewgenerativeAItechnologytotheirproducts,andparticularlyinproductslikeSnapchat,whoseusersskew偏向)SnapchatwasanearlylaunchpartnerwhenOpenAIopenedupaccesstoChatGPTtothird-partybusinesses,withmanymoreexpectedtofollow.Almostovernight,Snapchathasforcedsomefamiliesandlawmakerstodealwithquestionsthatmayhaveseemedtheoreticalonlymonthsago.HowdoesSnapchat’sMyAIdifferfromChatGPTaccordingtotheItcannotanswerusers’ItrequirespaymentforallItclearlyidentifiesitselfasacomputerUserscanpersonalizeitandaddittofriendWhatconcernsDianaLeeaboutMyItshighsubscriptionItstechnicalfailuresinItsunclearhuman-machineboundariesforItscompetitionwithotherchatbotslikeWhatisparagraph6mainlyPublicresistanceandvariouscomplaintstargetingMyThetechnicaladvantagesofMyAIovertraditionalchatbots.C．Governmentregulationsonsocialmediafeatures.D．AgecharacteristicsofSnapchat’sprimaryWhatcanbeinferredfromthelastOpenAIlimitsChatGPTaccesstoonlyafewbusinesses.B．AIconcernshavesuddenlybecomeurgentreal-lifeissues.C．FamiliesandlawmakershadfullydiscussedAIproblemsearlier.D．Snapchat’sactionwilldiscourageothercompaniesfromusingAI.第二節(jié)（52.512.5分Wecan'talwaysmeetluckythingsinourlife.Sometimessomebadthingsaregoodforourlife.Theycanhelpuslearntobebrave.Nomatterwhathappensinourlife,weshouldlearntofaceitbravely.Helenwasawonderfuldancer.Oneday,whenHelenwasplayingwithher10-month-oldsonathome,thebuildingbegantoshake.“Icarriedmysoninmyarmsandwantedtogodownstairs,butwhenmyhusbandthedoor，thebuildingfelldown,”saidHelenwassavedthenextday,butherhusbandandherbabysondied.36Thedoctorsaidthatherlegshadtobecutofffromtheknees.37“AtfirstIthoughtIwouldn'tbeabletodanceanymore,andmylifewouldbecomeveryhard.38ButwhenIsawthatmyfamilyandfriendscaredsomuchaboutme,IdecidedthatIwouldnotletthemdown,”Helensaid.39Later,whenshefeltbetter,shebeganpracticingdancingonthebed.40Shesmiledandsaidtohermother,“TomorrowIwillbeabletowalk,andbeforelongIcandanceTheearthquakehastakenawayalotofthings,butithasnevertakenawaythehopeofA．ShewantedtodiewithherhusbandandB．IwasverysadatthatWhatdidthismeanforaAndherlegswerebadlyShefirstlearnedtoturnoverinbedwithoutShewantedherbabytobeadancerlikeMonthslater,Helenreceivedartificiallimbs.(假肢第三部 語(yǔ)言運(yùn)用（共兩節(jié)，滿(mǎn)分30分第一節(jié)（15115分A、B、C、DAboutfourweeksago,ourdearlittlePersiancatAshleighFaithdiedattheageof16,forwhichwefeltsad.We herwhenshewasfiveweeksoldandbottle-fedheruntilshewasableto onherown.Shewas ,weighingonlysixpoundsatherheaviestweight.Shewasourbaby, allovertheUSAwithusinourmotorhome,then atourhomeinCuster.Sheleftahugeholeinour andshehadbeenmyconstantcompanionduringthe monthsofmystayinhospital.Recently,ourneighborcalledand askedifweknewanyonewhodidcat-sitting,ashermotherwasillandshehadto her.Shecouldn’t hercatBellawithher.Myhusband said,“We’dlovetotakecareofBella.”WevisitBellaeachmorningandafternoon,andshehasbeenso 52forusafterourloss.Bellaistenmonthsold,andvery .WetakeAshleigh’slaserlighttoyandBellaloveschasing(追逐)thereddotalloverthehouse.Shenow usatthewindow,andthenracestothedoorto us.SpendingtimewithBellaisjustwhatweneed,andithelpsourneighborknowthatwetakegoodcareofher45．A．turningaroundB．cheeringC．settlingD．dropping49．A．careB．relyC．comeD．stare第二節(jié)（101.515分1WhenpeoplethinkoftemplefairsinChina,theyoftenimagineChinesedragonandliondances.However,inSihong,JiangsuProvince,QianganDancewasrecognizedasanintangibleculturalheritageinJiangsuprovincein2023,duetoitscultural56(significant).Aqianganisastickmadeofbambooorwood,usually57(decorate)withcoppercoins銅錢(qián)bellsandribbons.QianganDanceperformersusetheqiangantotaptheirshoulders,waists,legsandotherbodypartswhiledancing58therhythmoflocalfolkmusic.HuBo,50,isthepresidentoftheQianganDanceAssociationinSihongCounty.Bornintoafamilyoffolkartists,Huhasbeenpracticingthedancefordecades. impresseshimmostistheHuaiheculturebehindthedance.SihongCounty, islocatedalongtheHuaiheRiver,separatesnorthernandsouthernChina.Thus,theQianganDanceherealso“combinesthe‘softness’ofsouthernChinaand‘boldness’ofnorthernChina,”However,itwashardtomakealivingbyonlyrelyingonQianganDance,accordingtoHu,“ManypeoplehereinSihongperformtheQianganDancejustforleisure.” (pass)downthetraditionalfolkdance,Huformedhisownteamin2013.Sincethen,he (train)peopleinterestedinthedance,andnowabout30canperformQianganDanceonstage.They (regular)performattemplefairsandmuseumsandtakepartincompetitions.HualsosharesvideosoftheseperformancesonDouyin, (attract)manyviewers.“TheyencouragemetopassdownandfurtherdevelopQianganDance,whichstrengthensmydeterminationtobringitto biggerstage,”saidHu.第四部 寫(xiě)作（共兩節(jié)，滿(mǎn)分40分第一節(jié)（15分meeting80TowhomitmayLi第二節(jié)（25分Thewallsoffailuresurroundedme.Isawmyteacher’seyesfixedonmyeverymove.Mymom’sblankexpressionbetrayedonething:disappointment.“Heisnotgivinghisfullpotential,”Iheardmyteachersay.Istared,afraid,ashamed,anddetermined.Mydeterminationwasnottoexcelandputmybesteffortintoimprovement;mydeterminationtoldmetogiveup.ItwasmyfirstyearintheUnitedStates.Iwasafifthgrader,andeverythingaroundmeseemedalien.MynativelanguagehadbeenSpanish,andaftercomingtotheUnitedStatesfromPuertoRicobecauseofseriousfamilyproblems,Ijustfeltlikehidinginsidemymetaphorical隱喻的shell.Theschoolitselfwasbrightandverywelcoming.Thebrightwallswithcoloreddinosaurs,dragonandcartoonswereappealing,andthedistinctsmellofcrayons,playdough(面團(tuán)),andchalksmadetheplacefeellikemyhome.ThenwhydidIhavesuchanegativeattitude?Itwasnotbecausemyteachersdidnotsupportme.Theywerewillingtostayafterschoolwithmetohelpmelearntheconcepts.Itwasnotbecausemyclassmatesdidnotwantmethere.Mostoftheminvitedmetositwiththematlunch.ItwasnotbecauseIcouldnottalktoanyone;Ihadabilingualteacherwithmeallday,helpingme.Mynegativeattitudewastheresultoffrustrationandlackofinterestinstudy.NomatterhowhardItried,themysteriouscodeknownas“English”wouldnottakerootinmybrain.Itriedforhoursonendtoimprovemygrammar,pronunciation,andvocabulary,buttheunknownlanguage“didnotwanttobelearned”.150ParagraphThatafternoon,aftertheparent-teacherconferencefinished,mymomandIwereontheway Afterthatday,Ichangedmyselfgradually. 第一部分聽(tīng)力（30分第二部分閱讀（50分第三部分語(yǔ)言運(yùn)用（30分第一節(jié)（15115分第二節(jié)（101.515分Tohasbeen第四部分寫(xiě)作（40分）第一節(jié)（15分）TowhomitmayLearningthattheStudents’Unioniscollectingcreativeitemsfortheupcomingfunsportsmeeting,Ican’twaittorecommendthethree-leggedrace.Inathree-leggedrace,twostudentsformapair,standingsidebyside,withoneoftheirlegstiedtogether,thuscreatingtheamusing“twopeople,threelegs”scene.Thechampiongoestothosewhoreachthefinishlinefirst.Easyasitmaysound,theracerequireseffectivecooperationandteamspirit,whicharecrucialtoeveryoneinthelongterm.Hopeyouwillfindmyrecommendationsbeneficial.AnticipatingyourpromptLi第二節(jié)（25分Thatafternoon,aftertheparent-teacherconferencefinished,mymomandIwereonthewayhome.silencebetweenuswasdeafening,filledonlywiththehumofthecarengineandtheoccasionalhonkofapassingvehicle.Mom’sfacewasetchedwithconcern,buthervoicewasgentleasshespoke.“Iknowthisistoughforyou,butremember,we’reinthistogether.Yourteachersseepotentialinyou,andIdotoo.Ipromisetobeyourpartnerinthisjourney.”Herwordswerelikeawarmhug,meltingawaythechillofmyself-doubt.Inodded,tearswellingupinmyeyes,determinedtobreakthroughthewallsoffailureandprovethemallwrong.Afterthatday,Ichangedmyselfgradually.IembracedthechallengeofmasteringEnglish,turningmyfrustrationintofuelforimprovement.Atschool,Iactivelyparticipatedindiscussions,evenifmysentenceswerehaltingandfilledwithmistakes.Slowlybutsurely,Inoticedprogress.Myclassmatesnoticedthechangetoo,andtheirsmilesofinclusionwarmedmyheart.Thewallsoffailurebegantocrumble,replacedbyasenseofaccomplishmentandjoy.Irealizedthatgivingupwasneveranoption;determinationandperseverancewerethekeystounlockingmyfullpotential.M:DidyougeteverythingIaskedforinthestore,W:Oops,IthinkIforgotsomething.I’vegotthemilkandeggs.M:Alright.Wecanbuythebreadandbutterlater.W:It’sreportedtobecoldandcloudyalldaytomorrowandTuesday.Iwashopingforsomesunshine…M:Well,Ihopeit’sright.Afterall,anythingwouldbebetterthanthiswetweather.M:Thestrongearthquakehasdestroyedtransportinthatarea.W:Thenhowcanrescueteamsandsuppliesreachthere?M:Byplane.Food,clothing,rescueandmedicalteamsareallsentinthisM:HowmuchisthatinW:$100.Butifyouhaveamembershipcard,a20%discountisoffered.M:Great,hereismymembershipcard.W:Eventhoughourdepartmentisrented,westillneedtotakecareofM:Yes,it’sgettingmessy.Howaboutdividingthetasks?I’mresponsibleforthefloorandwindows.W:Soundsgood.I’llorganizethecupboardsandcleanthebathroom.M:Ok,let’sgetTextM:Now,it’stimetoopenyourbirthdaypresents.Whichonedoyouwanttoopenfirst?W:Thebiggestone,please.M:Oh,it’sfromDavid.Ithinkit’saW:No,it’snot.It’saguitar.ItoldhimIwantedtolearntoplaytheguitarlastmonth.Ok,next.M:Jenny,thisoneisfromJack.It’ssmall.Ithinkit’sabook.W:No,it’snot.It’salovelymusicM:AndhereisSienna’spresent.Shesaidshewouldgiveyouascarf.Butit’sheavy.W:Oh,it’sacoat.That’ssosweetofher.Winterisclosenow.TextM:AnythinginterestingintheW:I’mnotreadingnews.I’mlookingatthejobinformation.M:Why?Aren’tyouworkingatthesupermarketnow?W:Yes.Butthesupermarketwillbeclosednextweek.NowIneedtotakeactioninadvance.M:I’msosorrytohearthat.Haveyoufoundanyusefuljobinformation?W:Yes.Acompanyislookingforasaleswoman.Itneedsoneunder35withatleastthreeyears’workexperience.M:Doyouwanttohaveatry?W:Whynot?Imeettherequirements.Oh,no.Itsaysalotofovertimeworkisrequired.M:Youdon’twanttoworkovertime?W:No,Idon’t.IfIworkovertime,I’llhavelittletimeformypart-timeworkatthekindergarten.I’lllookforsomemoreinformation.TextW:Hi,M:Hi,Alice.Nicetoseeyou.Youdon’toftencomeW:Iusuallyhavefastfooddeliveredtomyoffice.Justcamehereforachangetoday.M:Theenvir