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（2025·福建龍巖·一模）English-languageeditionsoftwoentertainingandinsightfulnovels,CatCountryandMrMaandSon,writtenbyoneofChina’smostaccomplishednovelists,thelateLaoShe,willsoonbeonbookshelvesaroundthecountry.

CatCountry,arguablyChina’sfirstventureintothefieldofsciencefiction,centersaroundaspacetravelerfromChinawhocrash-landsonanalienplanet,wherehediscoversacountryinhabitedentirelybyCatPeople.

PulitzerPrize-winningjournalistandliterarycriticIanJohnsonsaysinthebook’sintroduction,LaoShestretcheshimselffurtherthanever,producingoneofthemostremarkable,complicatedandinsightfulnovelsofmodernChina.

Thesarcastic(諷刺的)humorandmetaphoricalwritingarebelievedtobeinfluencedbythelateauthor’searlyexperiencesinLondon.LaoShetaughtChineseattheUniversityofLondon’sSchoolofOrientalStudiesfrom1924to1929,atimewhentheBritishstillviewedChinaandtheChinesewithstrongmixtureofdistrust,dismissiveness,guiltandfearaftertwoopiumwarsandtheBoxerRebellion(1900).

ItwastherethathebeganhiscareerasawriterofpatrioticbutcomplexfictionsaboutcontemporaryChina,writesUniversityofLondon’sseniorChineseliteraturelecturerJuliaLovellintheintroductionofMrMaandSon,whocallsit“thefirstChinesenoveltofacedirectlyBritishracismtowardChina".

BasedonLaoShe’sLondonexperiences,thenoveldisplaystheMas’attemptstodealwiththedeeplyrootedculturalmisconceptionsby1920sEnglishsocietyaftertheymovetheretorunanantiquesshop.AstheygoaboutbuildingtheirnewlivesinLondonandstrivingtomaintainasenseofculturalself,theirownrelationshipsaretested.

“Wefeltthatthesetwobooksofferafascinatinginsightintohowheworksandthinks,exploringChina’splaceintheworldandChina’sself-imagethroughevocative(喚起感情的)andbeautifulwritingthatisasrelevanttodayasitwaswhenitwasfirstwritteninthe1930s,”saysJoLusby,managingdirectorofPenguinChina.

1．WhatdoesCatCountrystandasinChina’ssciencefiction

A．Apeak.B．Aturningpoint.C．Amiracle.D．Apilot.

2．WhatdidLaoShe’sLondonexperiencecontributeto

A．Hiswritingstyle.B．Hiscareerasateacher.

C．Hissenseoffamilyunity.D．HisprejudicetotheBritish.

3．WhatmessageismainlyconveyedinMr.MaandSonaccordingtothetext

A．Businesschallenges.B．Cross-culturalconflicts.

C．Tightbondsinfamily.D．ThebackwardnessofChina.

4．InJoLusby’seyes,thetwobooks_______.

A．highlightChina’ssocialconflictsB．establishLaoShe’sstatusinliterature

C．deepenLaoShe’sunderstandingofauthoringD．provideanangletolookintoChina’sidentity

（2025·河北邯鄲·三模）Earlyinthemorning,thecommanderofSpaceX’sPolarisDawnmissionopenedthetophatch(艙門(mén))ofaCrewDragoncapsule,andthenslowlyemergedintospace—460milesabovethesurfaceoftheEarth.Thecommanderisnotaprofessionalastronautonagovernmentmission;heisatechbillionaire.Thefeatachievedbyhimandhiscrewmarksthefirst-everprivatespacewalk.

PolarisDawn,thefirstofthreeflightsinthePolarisprivatespaceflightprogram,aimstotestSpaceX’snewspacesuitsandpromoteresearchrelatedtoafuturemissiontoMars.Oncethecommanderemergedfromthehatch,heconductedaseriesoftestsdesignedtoevaluatethesuit’smobility,thermal(熱的)systemsandtheDragonmobilityaid.Afteraroundtenminutesinspace,heclimbedbackintothecapsuletomakeroomforSpaceXengineerSarahGillis.Thehatchwasopenforjustahalfhour.Infact,theattemptwasperhapsmoreofastand-upextravehicularactivity(SEVA)thanawalk—thecommanderandGillisheldontotherailingsattachedtothehatchwithahandorafootduringtheentiretime.Theirspacesuitswouldn’thaveallowedforaspacewalkwithoutbeingattachedanyway.

ThoughonlythecommanderandGillisconductedaspacewalk,theentirecrew,whichincludedmissionpilotScottPoteetandmedicalofficerAnnaMenon,hadtowearspacesuitsduringtheEVA,astheDragonspacecraftdidn’thaveanairlock.Asaresult,theentirecapsulehadtobedepressurizedandopentothevacuum(真空)ofspaceduringthespacewalk.

Whenthecommanderopenedthehatch,italsomarkedthefirsttimethatthecrewwereinspaceatthesametime.Butthemission’s“firsts"don’tendthere—atitspeakdistanceof870milesfromtheEarth,theDragon’screwwerethefarthestfromourplanetthatanyhumanhasbeensinceNASA’sApollomoonmissions.Soit’ssignificantthattheFalcon9rocketthatlaunchedthemintospaceearlierthisweekliftedofffromthesamelaunchpadasApollo11.Asifthatwasn’tenough,thismissionmarkedthefirsttimeinspaceforPoteet,GillisandMenon.

5．WhatisthetargetofPolarisDawn

A．Totestnewspacesuitsandadvanceresearch.

B．Toconductaspacewalkwithoutattachments.

C．Toundertakeagovernmentalspaceexploration.

D．TocompetewithNASA’sApollomissionsandothers.

6．Whydidallthecrewwearspacesuitsduringthespacewalk

A．Tocreateavacuum.B．Toincreasebodypressure.

C．Todealwiththeabsenceoftheairlock.D．Toparticipateinthemedicalactivitiesinspace.

7．Whichofthefollowingwastheachievementofthemission

A．Itsetseveralnewrecords.B．Itmarkedthefarthestrocketlaunch.

C．Itprovedthesmoothnessofspacewalks.D．Itdeterminedsubsequentspacemissions.

8．Whatisthetextmainlyabout

A．ThedetailsofSpaceX’snewspacesuits.B．Thehistoryofprivatespaceexplorations.

C．ThechallengesfacedbytheDragoncrew.D．ThesignificanceofthePolarisDawnmission.

（2025·河北·模擬預(yù)測(cè)）InacooperationbetweenthepopularYouTuberJimmyDonaldson,famouslyknownasMrBeast,andtherapidlyexpandingelectricbikecompanyLectriceBikes,aremarkableplanhasunfolded,touchingthelivesof600individualsinneedacrossAmerica.

LectriceBikes,recognizedasoneofthenation’sleadingelectricbikemanufacturers,joinedforceswithDonaldson’sBeastPhilanthropy,anonprofitorganizationwithagoalofmakingtheworldabetterplace.Together,theystartedamissiontoprovidelife-changingelectricbikestothosefacingtransportchallenges.

Withasharedvisionofmakingapracticaldifferenceinpeople’slives,thepartnershipsawLectriceBikesgenerouslydonating$600,000worthofelectricbikestoBeastPhilanthropy.

“E-bikescanmakeasignificantpositiveimpactonthelivesofindividuals,especiallythosewhoarestrugglingduetoalackofreliabletransportation,”statedLeviConlow,co-founderandCEOofLectriceBikes.

Toidentifydeservingreceivers,BeastPhilanthropyenlistedthesupportofMrBeast’svastonlinecommunity,encouragingindividualstosubmitvideosdetailingtheirneedforanelectricbike.Aftercarefuldiscussion,600individualswereselectedasreceiversofthelife-changingelectricbikes.Somebikeswerehand-deliveredtorecipients,whileotherswereshippeddirectlytotheirdoorsteps,ensuringanefficientdistributionprocess.

Theimpactofthisinitiativewasprettyevidentasreceiverssharedtheirjoyandgratitudethroughvideoresponses,showingthetransformativepoweroftheirnewelectricbikes.Fromunboxingtheirbikestotakingtheirfirstexcitingrides,thereceiversexpressedgreatappreciationforthenewfoundmobilityandfreedomthattheirelectricbikesaffordedthem.

“OurgoalatBeastPhilanthropyistohelpasmanypeopleaspossible.LectriceBikessharesthesamegoal,soworkingwiththemonprojectsisanexcellentmatch,"remarkedDarrenMargolias,directorofBeastPhilanthropy.

9．WhydidLectriceBikescooperatewithMrBeast

A．Toincreasesales.B．Topromoteitsbrand.

C．Toaidpeopleinneed.D．Tostartanewbusiness.

10．Howwerethereceiversofthee-bikeschosen

A．Byjoiningonlinecommunity.B．ThroughMrBeast’srecommendation.

C．ByselectingontheInternet.D．Throughintensecompetitions.

11．Whatwasthefeelingofthee-bikereceivers

A．Confused.B．Relieved.C．Disappointed.D．Grateful.

12．Whatmainlycontributedtothesuccessofthiscooperativemission

A．Thesharedpurpose.B．Thenetizens’appeal.

C．Thepopularityofe-bikes.D．Thesupportofthegovernment.

（2025·江蘇南通·二模）GyeongyunLilyMinspentthelastsevenmonthsinamakeshiftlaboratoryshesetupinherparent’sgarage,workinghardtoturnvibrationsproducedbysoundwavesinsportsarenasintoelectricalenergy.

The17-year-oldrisingsenior’sideabegantotakeshapewhenwatchingDisney’sMonsters,Inc.Inthe2001film,energyisgeneratedfromchildren’sscreams.Withoutthecruelty,Gyeongyunthought,theconceptcouldhelpmeettheglobaldemandforsustainableenergy.

“Ibegantowonderif,inreality,withthehelpofpiezoelectriceffect(壓電效應(yīng)),wecouldusetheabundantnoiseinenvironmentslikesportsarenastogenerateelectricity.”explainsGyeongyun.Certainmaterialsintheenvironmentproducelargeamountsofmechanicalenergyasvibrationsorshocks.Thisenergyislargelywasted.However,withthepiezoelectriceffect,itispossibletochangethisenergyintoelectricenergy.Mixinghercuriositywithherpassionforscienceandinnovation,theyoungstudentsetouttoexploreanewwaytomeetglobalenergydemandsandreduceourrelianceonfossilfuels.

Today,withover60percentofglobalelectricitygeneratedbyfossilfuels,theworldcontinuestobeheavilydependentonnon-renewableenergysources.AccordingtoarecentreportbytheWorldNuclearAssociation,whichpromotestheglobalnuclearenergyindustry,over40percentofenergy-relatedcarbondioxide(CO2)emissionsperyearareduetotheburningoffossilfuelsforelectricitygeneration.

Withhereco-friendlytechnology,Gyeongyunsecuredaspotasafinalistinthisyear’sRegeneronInternationalScienceandEngineeringFair,theworld’slargestglobalsciencecompetitionforhighschoolstudents.

AccordingtoGyeongyun,asportsarenaisthesuitablelocationforherprojectbecauseitrepresentsauniqueenvironmentwithlotsofnoiseofthecheeringcrowds,announcementsandmusic.

“Althoughthistechnologyisnotyetrealisticallyapplicableduetothecurrentlimitationsinthesensitivityandefficiencyofpiezoelectricmaterials,byadvancingthequalityofpiezoelectricdevices,wecanunlockanewwayofsustainableenergyproduction,contributingtoacleanerandmoresustainablefuture."shesays.

13．Gyeongyunthoughtofturningnoiseintoelectricitybecauseof_________.

A．theencounterinthegarageB．hercuriosityaboutscience

C．theinspirationfromaDisneyfilmD．herconcernabouttheglobalproblem

14．What’sthefunctionofPara.4

A．TohighlighttheprofitsofGyeongyun’sproject.

B．ToillustratethenecessityofGyeongyun’sproject.

C．Toindicatetheimportanceofusinglessfossilfuels.

D．Todemonstratetheinfluenceofaworseningproblem.

15．Whatcanweimplyfromthelastparagraph

A．Thedevelopmentshouldbespedup.

B．Thetechnologyhasbeenwidelyapplied.

C．Gyeongyunhasovercometechnologybarriers.

D．Gyeongyunremainshopefulabouthisproject.

16．Whatisthebesttitleforthepassage

A．TrafficNoisetoFuel:aNewDiscovery

B．ANewTypeofGlobalEnergyDemand

C．WeCan’tUsetheNoiseinOurSurroundings

D．StadiumNoisetoElectricity:aGreenerFuture

（2025·江蘇·模擬預(yù)測(cè)）ThepathnetworkacrossWaleshasbeenunderfundedforyearsanditisbecominglessandlessaccessible.Thiscomesatatimewhenmoreandmorepeopleareexploringtheoutdoors.

RamblersCymru,awalkinggroup,islaunchingacampaigncallingontheWelshGovernmenttosupportagreenrecoverybyinvestinginpathsandaccessnationallytoboosthealthanaccesstonature.

AngelaCharlton,DirectorofRamblersCymrusaid,“Webelievethatpeopleshouldnotonlyhavetherighttoaccesstheoutdoorsbutalsoknowwheretheycanaccessit.Missingandbrokensignageandblockagesonthepathsarebecomingtoocommonbarrierstotheenjoymentofbeingoutdoors.”

“Thepathnetworkispartofourculturalheritage,connectingcommunitiesandprovidinguswiththeall-importanthealthandwell-beingbenefitsweneed,"Angelasaid.

RamblersCymruhopedthat10%oftheactivetravelbudgetarrangedforpublicrightsofwayimprovementswouldgosomewaytohelpthelocalauthoritiestackletheproblemsonthenetwork.Alongsidethis,theywouldliketoseeamonitoringsysteminwhichlocalauthoritiesarefundedtomonitorthepaths,sotheyhaveaclearideaoftheconditiontheyareinandwherethemostextrainvestmentisneeded.

“Havingbeendeclaredanationalasset(資產(chǎn))bytheWelshGovernment,ournetworkneedstobeprotectedandkepttabsonproperly,sothatwecanbuildahealthiernationwherepeopleareconnectedtonatureclosetotheircommunities,”Angelasaid.

Angelaalsoadded,“Wewanttobepartofthesolutionandarealreadyworkingonprojectsthatsupportvolunteersandlocalcouncilstotakeownershipoflocalpaths,butsomuchmoreneedstobedone."Followingthecampaign,theywillbesubmittingthepledges(誓言)totheWelshGovernmentintheautumn.

17．WhatisRamblersCymru’spurposeinlaunchingacampaign

A．Tohelppeopletraveloutdoors.B．Toaidthegovernmenttoinvest.

C．Tobuildanationalpathnetwork.D．Tocallonpeopletodonatemoney.

18．WhatdoesAngelaCharltonprobablyexpectthegovernmenttodo

A．Turntocommonpeople.B．Restorethesignsonthepaths.

C．Enjoystayinginnature.D．Setupmorecommunities.

19．WhatisRamblersCymru’ssuggestionaboutthemonitoringsystem

A．Thelocalauthoritiesshouldfundit.B．Thepublicshouldberesponsibleforit.

C．Itshouldcostmostoftheactivetravelbudget.D．Itshouldbemainlyusedforcheckingonthepaths.

20．Whatdotheunderlinedwords“kepttabson”inparagraph6probablymean

A．Changed.B．Removed.C．Monitored.D．Listed.

（2025·浙江衢州·二模）Astheproverbsays,astrawshowswhichwaythewindblows.AnewstudypublishedbytheU.S.CentersforDiseaseControlandPrevention(CDC)showsthattheH5N1birdfluvirusisprobablycirculatingundetectedindomesticanimalsinmanypartsofthecountryandmaybeinfectingunawarevets(獸醫(yī)).

Inthehealthagency’sMorbidityandMortalityWeeklyReport,agroupofresearchersfromtheCDC,theOhioDepartmentofHealthandtheAmericanAssociationofBovinePractitionersreportedtheresultsofanalysistheyconductedon150cowvetsfrom46statesandCanada.TheyfoundthatthreeofthemhadantibodiesfortheH5N1birdfluvirusintheirblood.However,noneoftheinfectedvetsrecalledhavinganysymptoms,includingconjunctivitis,orpinkeye,themostcommonlyreportedsymptominhumancases.

SeemaLakdawala,amicrobiologistatEmoryUniversityinAtlanta,whowasnotinvolvedintheresearch,saidshewassurprisedthatonly2%ofthevetssurveyedtestedpositivefortheantibodies,consideringanotherCDCstudyshowedthat17%ofdairyworkerssampledhadbeeninfected.Butshesaidshewasevenmoresurprisedthatnoneofthemhadknowntheywereinfectedorthattheyhadworkedwithinfectedanimals.

“Thesesurprisingresultsindicatethatserumsurveillance(血清檢測(cè))studiesareimportanttoinformriskofinfectionsthataregoingunnoticed,"shesaid.“Vetsareonthefrontlineoftheoutbreak,andincreasedbiosafetypracticeslikerespiratoryandeyeprotectionshouldreducetheirexposurerisk.”

JenniferNuzzo,directorofthePandemicCenteratBrownUniversity,describedthestudyas“goodandbadnewsstudy."“Ontheonehand,weseeconcerningevidencethattheremaybemoreH5N1outbreaksonfarmsthanbeingreported,”shesaid,“Ontheotherhand,I’mreassuredthatthereisn’tevidencethatinfectionsamongvetshavebeenwidespread."

However,JohnKorslund,aU.S.DepartmentofAgriculturescientist,saidthatfindingH5N1antibodiesinthebloodofvetswasan“interestingbutveryimprecisewaytomeasurestatecattleincidence,soweneedfollow-upstudy.”

21．Whyistheproverbinparagraphlmentioned

A．Todescribeafact.B．Tointroducethestudy.

C．Toexplainanissue.D．Topresentanopinion.

22．Whatisparagraph2mainlyabout

A．Thefindingsoftheanalysis.B．Thesymptomsofthevets.

C．ThecausesofH5N1birdflu.D．Thebasiclogicofthestudy.

23．WhatsurprisedSeemaLakdawalathemost

A．Theinfectedvets’unawarenessoftheissue.

B．The17%infectionrateamongdairyworkers.

C．Thehighnumberofpositivetestresultsinvets.

D．Theriskofunrecognizedinfectionsincowsandvets.

24．Whataspectshouldbeimprovedinthefollow-upstudy

A．Thesizeofthetestedgroup.B．Theindividualsamples.

C．Thedataanalysisprocedure.D．Themeasuringmethod.

（2025·浙江衢州·二模）OpenAI,thecompanybehindtheartificialintelligencetoolChatGPT,hassetoutrestructuringplanstomakeiteasierforittoraisemoneyandremoverestrictionsmadebyitsnon-profitparent(母公司).

OpenAIrevealsitsfor-profitunitwouldbecomeapublicbenefitcorporation,acompanyrequiredtoconsidertheinterestsofsocietyaswellasshareholder(股東)value.Thenon-profitparentwouldhave“asignificantinterest"inthepublicbenefitcorporation,OpenAIsaidinablog-post,addingthatitwouldbeoneofthe“bestresourcednon-profitsinhistory.”

OpenAIhasbeenlookingtomakechangestoitsrulestomakeiteasierforinvestorstoprofitwhentheyinjectnewinvestmentintothefirm.OpenAIwasfoundedin2015asaresearch-focusednon-profitbutcreatedafor-profitunitfouryearslatertosecurefundingforthehighcostsofAIdevelopment.Itsunusualstructuregavecontrolofthefor-profitunittothenon-profit.

A$6.6billionfundraisingbyOpenAI,whichvalueditat$157billion,wasconditionalonitbeingabletoremoveaprofitlimitandmovetowardsbeingamoreconventionalcompany.

“Weagainneedtoraisemoremoneythanwe’dimagined.Investorswanttobackusbuttheyneedconventionalequity(股東權(quán)益)andalessuniquestructure,"OpenAIsaid.“ThehundredsofbillionsofdollarsthatcompaniesareinvestingintoAIshowwhatitwilltakeforOpenAItocontinuepursuingthemission.”

“Thisisthecriticalstepthecompanyneedsinordertocontinuefundraising,"saidGilLuria,analystwithDADavidson&Co.Thekeytotheannouncement,hesaid,wasthatthefor-profitsideofOpenAI“willrunandcontrolOpenAI’soperationsandbusiness.”ForitsAIcompetitors,it’sadifferentmatter.Musk,anOpenAIco-founder,istryingtoprecludetheplan,asisMetaPlatforms,whichisdevelopingacompetitoragainstChatGPTnamedMetaAI.

25．Whatisapublicbenefitcorporationrequiredtodo

A．Operateitsnon-profitparentindependently.

B．Focusonlyonmaximizingshareholdervalue.

C．Reducetheamountofmoneyraisedfrominvestors.

D．Combinetheinterestsofsocietyandshareholdervalue.

26．WhydoesOpenAIbelieveitneedstorestructureitsoperationsinparagraph5

A．Toattractmoreinvestorsandsimplifythestructure.

B．TopushforwarditsdevelopmentgoalsonAIsafety.

C．Tosettleconflictswithitsnon-profitparentorganization.

D．Topreventcompetitorsfromtakingcontrolofitsoperations.

27．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“preclude"inparagraph6mean

A．Design.B．Prevent.C．Back.D．Follow.

28．Whichofthefollowingisthebesttitleforthetext

A．OpenAItoKeepInfluencingShareholders.

B．OpenAItoDefendChatGPTfromCriticism.

C．OpenAItoRelaxControloverItsFor-ProfitUnit.

D．OpenAItoSpendFundsonArtificialIntelligence.

（2025·安徽·三模）Chineseskeleton(鋼架雪車(chē))racerZhaoDanmadeasignificantadvanceonSaturdaybywinningChina’sfirst-everwomen’sgoldmedalinthedisciplineattheWorldCupseriesinYanqing.ZhaoDan,whopreviouslytrainedasatriplejump(三級(jí)跳遠(yuǎn))athletebeforeswitchingtoskeletonracing,outperformedastrongfieldofOlympicmedalistsinthecompetition.

TheNationalSlidingCenterinnorthwestBeijingfeaturesoneoftheworld’smostchallengingtracks,covering1.9kilometerswithdifficultturns,steepslopes(陡坡),andaunique360-degreecircularsection.Fewplayershavemanagedtomasterthistracksinceitsfirstappearanceatthe2022WinterOlympics,makingZhaoDan’sachievementevenmoreremarkable.

ZhaoDancompletedhertworunsinacombinedtimeoftwominutesand4.27seconds,defeatingOlympicchampionHannahNeiseofGermanyby0.37seconds.Britain’sFreyaTarbit,whowastiedwithZhaoDanafterthefirstrun,finishedthirdwithatotaltimeof2:04:68.ThevictorymarkedasignificantimprovementforZhaoDan,whohadfinishedsecondinherpreviousYanqingCuprace.

Inthemen’scompetition,China’sYinZhengsecuredthirdplacewithatimeof2:02:02,behindBritain’sMattWestonandGermany’sChristopherGrotheer,whowongold.TheChinesemen’steamshowedimpressivedepth,withthreemoreracers—LinQinwei,ZhuHaifeng,andChenWenhao—finishinginthetopeightpositions.

TheeventdemonstratedChina’sgrowingstrengthinskeletonracing,withboththemen’sandwomen’steamsqualifyingthemaximumnumberofracersallowedperteam.“Now,wehavethemedalsandthestrengthinnumbers.Gradually,Ithinkwewillachievebetterresultsoneraceatatime,”saidZhaoDan,whoat21yearsoldrepresentsthefutureofChineseskeletonracing.Thecompetitionattracted62athletesfrom16countriestocompeteinthisseason’sthirdWorldCupevent.

29．Whatcanweknowfromthefirstparagraph

A．Chinesearebornskeletonplayers.

B．Chinahasmadehistoryinskeleton.

C．ZhaoDanisn’tsuitablefortriplejump.

D．SkeletonispopularinChina.

30．Whatisparagraph2mainlyabout

A．Theintroductiontoplayingfield.

B．Theprocessofcontest.

C．TheachievementsofZhaoDan.

D．Theuniquenessof2022WinterOlympics.

31．WhatmadeZhaoDan’swinimpressive

A．Herappearance.B．Tracksofhighdifficulty.

C．Thenumberofmedals.D．Herachievementsintriplejump.

32．WhatisZhaoDan’sattitudetowardsthecomingcompetition

A．Indifferent.B．Worried.C．Confident.D．Unsure.

（2025·安徽蚌埠·二模）Evertheinnovatortoentertainitscustomers,thisMasschetusettescaferecentlycameupwithanovelattractionforitscustomers.“WalkinandgiveusyourBESTdancemovesfor5seconds,"readsasigndisplayedontheentrancedoor.Ifyoudoso,youcangetacupofcoffeeforfree.

TheunexpecteddancevenueCoffeeMilano,whichservesthemostdeliciouscoffee,drinks,breakfastandlunchalldaylong,sevendaysaweek.

TheresponsetoCoffeeMilano’spromotionwaselectric,withmultiplecustomerseagertoshowofftheirbestdancemoves.“Itwasfun,energeticandsmiley,”saysJoshuaRashid,thecafeownerofthesmallfamily-ownedbusiness.“Funnydancescanreallyimprovecustomers’mood."

It’snosecretthatactinghappy,movingandmusiccangetyoufeelingbetter,evenifit’sabitunnaturalatfirst.Brainly,aknowledge-sharingcommunity,discussestheso-called“Facialfeedbackeffect”.Thisisdocumentedinstudiesshowingthatforcingasmilecanstillboostmoodandhappinesslevels.Thisislikelybecausewhenpeoplesmile,theirbrainsreleasesomethingthathelpstoreducestress.

OnNovember23,2024,avideoofthedancingcustomersbecameahitonline,amassinganastonishing7.6millionviewsonlinesinceitwasposted.

“Wejustthoughtitwasgoingtobeasmallthingforthepeoplethatcomeineveryday,"admitsOliverSvensen,socialmediadirectoratCoffeeMilano.Shesaysthehugesuccessofthecampaignisduetothevicarious(間接感受到的)pleasureofseeingpeoplefeelinghappyandexpressingthemselves,ratherthanthefreedrinkalone.

“Iamstillprocessingthis.Ididn’trealizethepoweroftheInternet,”saysRashid.“Morecustomersarecominginanddancing."Heplanstomakethisjoyfuleventamonthlyfixture.“Itwasamazingandfun.Thecustomerskeptaskingwhenthenextonewouldbe!”hesays.

33．Thesignattheentrancecanbereplacedby“______".

A．Freecoffeeisjustadanceaway!B．Whowillbethebestdancer

C．Smileforacupoffreecoffee!D．Wouldyouliketodrinkcoffee

34．Whatisthefunctionofparagraph4

A．Tooffersomeadvice.B．Tosupportaclaim.

C．Tointroduceanewtopic.D．Todoubtacommonbelief.

35．WhatdoesOliverSvensenmentionaboutthecampaign

A．Thesocialpurposesoflaunchingit.B．Theeffortstoboostitonsocialmedia.

C．Thefactorscontributingtoitssuccess.D．Thepracticalapproachestoexpandingit.

36．WhatcanbeknownaboutRashid

A．Heisastonishedatthepopularityofthecampaign.

B．Heplanstocomeupwithmoresimilarjoyfulevents.

C．Heinitiallyhadlittleconfidenceinthetasteofcoffee.

D．HefirstgottheideafromadiscussionontheInternet.

（2025·安徽·一模）ADutchmuseumhasrecoveredanartworkthatlooksliketwoemptybeercansafterastaffmemberaccidentallythrewitintherubbishbin.

Thework,entitledAlltheGoodTimesWeSpentTogetherbytheFrenchartistAlexandreLavet,appearsonfirstglancetobetwoabandonedanddented(癟的)beertins.However,acloserlookshowstheyarecarefullyhand-paintedandrequiredalotoftimeandefforttocreate.Theirartisticvaluewaslostonamechanic,whosawthemdisplayedinaliftandthrewtheminthebin.Thecurator(館長(zhǎng))ElisahvandenBerghreturnedfromashortbreakandnoticedthecanshaddisappeared.Sherecoveredthemfromabinbagjustastheywereabouttobethrownout.

FroukjeBudding,oftheLAMmuseuminLisse,westernNetherlands,saidartworkswereoftenleftinunusualplaces—hencethedisplayinalift.“Wetrytosurprisevisitorsforallthetime,”shesaid.“Wehavenowputtheworkinamoretra