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1、 将方框中所给词语的适当形式填入短文中,每词仅用一次。
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Cheng Long, a man from Xi'an, dreamed of walking from Xi'an to Rome—the two cities marking the and western ends of the ancient Silk Road. Cheng said he wanted to bring the two cities closer with his own feet.
his dream, he sold his car. He spent 200,000 yuan on a two-year trip and walked 12 countries. In 2023, Cheng began his journey. In 2024 he went through Xinjiang to many Asian countries. Then, he got a visa and raised money for his trip in Europe. In March 2025, he again. After a short stay in Egypt, he continued to walk about 550 kilometers to reach Rome. When he stood outside the Colosseum (罗马斗兽场), he was so excited that he cried for two hours.
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2、 阅读下面短文,掌握其大意,然后在各题所给的 A、B、C、D 四个选项中选出一个最佳选项。

This is our last trip before high school. I had been looking forward to it for weeks. But looking at the roller coaster (过山车), I felt too upset to say1 .
The girl sitting by us was Tasha, who was my best friend Dan's sister. She was a 2 and I thought she was cool whenever I imagined her shining on stage.
Our roller coaster car pulled up and my friends rushed forward, but I felt I couldn't 3 at all. All I could think about was the roller coaster might fly off into the sky.4 saying a word, I turned and ran out of the line. I knew what people might say about5 , but I didn't care. I just pushed my way past the crowd and found a bench near the bathrooms to sit down and put my head in my hands.
"Hey! Are you Okay?" A voice came from above.
I 6 . It was Tasha!
"Well, I just started feeling, um… sick." I replied.
"It's Okay if you were 7 . Everyone gets the same feeling sometimes." She said.
"You don't. I've watched you on stage."
"But that's not true! I get 8 feet sometimes before I perform." Tasha laughed, "Singing means a lot to me and I want to share it with my fans,9 I fight the fear and just get up to do it. Does taking a roller coaster feel the same to you?"
"Yeah, it is." Actually, I want to be able to look back and remember having fun with my 10 , but not running away and sitting alone by the bathrooms.
"Don't let fear 11 you." She looked into my eyes. Thinking about 12 she said, I saw everyone coming towards me. I got up and went with them to the coaster13 in the end.
Standing at the roller coaster entrance again, Tasha's 14 rang in my ears. I finally understood that courage isn't about having no fear, but choosing to 15 forward even when you are scared.
(1)A 、 something B 、 anything C 、 everything D 、 nothing(2)A 、 singer B 、 teacher C 、 doctor D 、 driver(3)A 、 jump B 、 move C 、 escape D 、 think(4)A 、 In B 、 On C 、 For D 、 Without(5)A 、 me B 、 her C 、 him D 、 them(6)A 、 looked up B 、 looked down C 、 looked back D 、 looked out(7)A 、 tired B 、 bored C 、 afraid D 、 surprised(8)A 、 dry B 、 big C 、 cold D 、 clean(9)A 、 or B 、 so C 、 but D 、 because(10)A 、 sisters B 、 parents C 、 friends D 、 teachers(11)A 、 push B 、 save C 、 beat D 、 touch(12)A 、 how B 、 who C 、 why D 、 what(13)A 、 quietly B 、 bravely C 、 proudly D 、 carefully(14)A 、 songs B 、 jokes C 、 words D 、 noises(15)A 、 step B 、 sell C 、 pass D 、 drive -
3、 阅读下面材料,从方框中所给的 A-E 五个选项中选出正确选项(其中一项是多余选项),将其序号填入第 31~34 小题,并回答第 35 小题。
Sharing Your Opinion Nicely
It is very common that everyone has different opinions. Your own opinion makes you special. It's fine to share your thoughts with others, but you need to be careful about how you express them. Here are some useful suggestions for you.
Although you may really want to explain your side, you should listen to others first. This keeps the conversation calm and peaceful. You'll also understand their ideas better.
Next, express your own opinion politely. Remember, winning or losing isn't the point. Don't try to make friends think like you. Pushing your opinion on others makes the conversation uncomfortable.
Last but not least, show your friends that you value your friendship, even if you disagree about some things. You can say, "Hey, no matter what we argue about, you are still my friend."
In the future, you may disagree with many people. In fact, this can be a good thing.
For example, you may not realise that your ideas are wrong, but sharing them gives you a chance to learn.
When we share opinions nicely, we keep friendships, gain new knowledge and grow as a person. This is what communication is all about.
A.You can even learn from it.
B.Listen carefully to other people.
C.You should agree with what your friends say.
D.Always use proper language when talking to others.
E.This can help both of you keep calm and communicate better.
Do you think sharing opinions nicely is important? Why? (不超过 15 词)
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4、 阅读理解

A new app called Shanhai was developed in Changsha, Hunan Province. The Shanhai App puts tens of thousands of artifacts (历史文物) from around the world into one digital (数字的) space. This solves the problem that traditional museums can't display (展示) a large number of artifacts because they don't have enough room.
A "Museum Digital Intelligence Alliance (联盟)" was set up in 2024, with fourteen museums joining the group. It promises to let more people take part in creating stories for the museums in the digital world. "The Shanhai app helps the alliance connect with experts or creators in society who have an interest in museum culture," said Hou Ningbin, the director of the Shaanxi History Museum. In this way, the app creates an open environment where anyone can share special cultural treasures anywhere, and tell stories together in the digital world.
For users, the Shanhai App is like a magic key to the world. People no longer need to travel far or buy expensive tickets to see a famous painting or an old pot. With a tap on the phone, they can view these treasures up close. It turns learning about history from a boring textbook into a fun, new experience. "If this app can succeed, it'll connect people everywhere with China's rich history and help people worldwide to gain a better understanding of China's cultural treasures," said Xu Jie, the director of the Asian Art Museum of San Francisco.
In the future, the Shanhai App plans to create 3D models for hundreds of thousands of artifacts in museums. It will also work with universities and libraries to collect old documents, ancient writings, and research papers about these artifacts. Showing us that technology can help keep history alive, this app serves not only as a digital tool, but as a key that unlocks the door between China and the world.
(1)、Why is the Shanhai App developed?A、To help make the artifacts more beautiful. B、To help build more museums in Changsha. C、To help solve the safety problem of museums. D、To help show more artifacts in an online space.(2)、Which of the following is TRUE about "Museum Digital Intelligence Alliance"?A、It had 40 museum members in 2024. B、It has strict rules for choosing app users. C、It was set up to raise money for digital museums. D、It allows people to create stories for museums online.(3)、What does Xu Jie think of the Shanhai App?A、It reduces the price of tickets for visitors. B、It helps spread Chinese culture to the world. C、It makes history textbooks more interesting. D、It makes trips to museums more convenient.(4)、What's the passage mainly about?A、How the Shanhai App keeps artifacts safe. B、What 3D models the Shanhai App will create. C、What kinds of museums the Shanhai App will replace. D、How the Shanhai App changes the way to learn history. -
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Imagine this: you go to the supermarket just for a bottle of milk. But as you push your shopping cart around, you also put snacks, shampoo, and even a cute, unplanned cup in it. This isn't an accident; it's often the result of carefully designed store layouts (布局), which are made to increase the impulse (一时冲动的) shopping.
Supermarket managers never place the products randomly. Instead, they always follow a wise strategy (策略). For example, healthy foods like fresh fruits and vegetables are usually at the front of the store. Starting with healthy choices may make customers feel good about their decisions, so they might be more willing to add less healthy snacks later on. Meanwhile, daily necessities such as milk and eggs are often placed at the back. To reach them, shoppers have to walk through aisles (过道) filled with snacks and drinks, increasing the chances of picking up more things along the way.
Another clever strategy is moving things from time to time. Managers know that once customers visit the store a few times, they remember where their things are. That may make the layout less useful. By changing the locations, stores can lead shoppers to walk around the supermarket and buy more products while searching for what they need.
Additionally, colorful candies and eye-catching magazines are strategically placed right beside the checkout. It may encourage last-minute impulse shopping from customers while they wait in line. Also, keeping products on sale in places that can be easily found can create a "low-price" image, which may make shoppers less strict with their budgets (预算).
In fact, supermarket layout design is both an art and a science. Understanding how store layouts work can help us become smarter shoppers.
(1)、How does the writer lead in the topic?A、By listing numbers. B、By comparing facts. C、By asking a question. D、By giving an example.(2)、What does the underlined word "randomly" in Paragraph 2 probably mean?A、freely B、carefully C、secretly D、quickly(3)、Which of the following layouts helps encourage impulse shopping?A、Keep the products in the same place. B、Set fruits and vegetables beside the checkout. C、Place less healthy food before daily necessities. D、Put some expensive products in easy-to-see areas.(4)、What is the main purpose of the passage?A、To introduce when store layout design started. B、To describe how supermarkets improve layouts. C、To explain how store layouts influence shopping. D、To show where store layout strategies come from. -
6、 阅读理解

Matt is a successful businessman. He and his partners have built and sold several high-value outdoor companies. But Matt says he has never felt richer than he did the day he received a single dollar from a 9-year-old boy.
It was early morning. A fire alarm went off in his apartment. He jumped out of bed and ran down the stairs quickly. But he found there was no fire at all. Since he was already awake, he decided to go out for a cup of coffee even though his clothes were messy and he looked untidy. When he was about to enter the coffee shop, a boy came up to him with a closed fist (拳头), looking very nervous. Matt thought the boy wanted to talk to him, but instead, the boy opened his hand to show a $1 bill.
"What?" Matt said.
"If you're homeless, here's a dollar," the boy said softly. ▲ .
The boy's name was Kelvin. He told Matt, "I always want to help a homeless person, and now I finally have a chance." Kelvin had received the dollar as a reward (报酬) for getting good grades at school. It was the only money he had.
Matt was very moved by Kelvin's kindness. He invited Kelvin to have a snack in the coffee shop. Later, he gave Kelvin a big reward: 40 seconds to take anything he wanted from Matt's sporting goods store. Kelvin was happy, but that was certainly not what he expected to get for his dollar. When being asked what he really wanted, Kelvin said, "Nothing. I just want to help others."
"Give something away, and you feel like you've got a lot of things from it," Matt said gently, "If we can spread that around, everything changes."
(1)、Why did Matt go out early that morning?A、He thought there was a fire. B、He wanted to have a coffee. C、He needed to open his store. D、He planned to meet a friend.(2)、Which sentence can be put in ▲ ?A、Matt put the money back into the boy's hand and left quickly. B、Matt laughed at the boy and refused to accept so little money. C、Matt took the money and walked away without saying anything. D、Matt was surprised and asked the boy why he gave him the money.(3)、Why did Matt feel "richer" when he got the one dollar?A、Because he made more money that day. B、Because the dollar was very hard to find. C、Because the boy's kind act touched him deeply. D、Because he could finally help a homeless person.(4)、What is the best title for this passage?A、A Special Present B、A Homeless Man C、A Valuable Single Dollar D、A Successful Businessman -
7、 阅读理解

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Bridges are not just ways to cross rivers or bays. They show humans' creativity and engineering skills. Some are world-famous for their size, some for their history, and others for their special stories. Let's look at four of the most fascinating bridges around the world.

Jiaozhou Bay Bridge connects Qingdao to Huangdao. It is 42 kilometers long and 35 meters wide, making it the world's longest cross-ocean bridge. It took four years to build and was opened to traffic in 2011.

Sydney Harbour Bridge is one of Australia's best-known and the most photographed sights. It is the world's largest steel arch bridge. It is 1149 meters long with its top standing 134 meters above Sydney Harbor. The bridge can rise or fall up to 18 cm when it is hot or cold.

The Bridge of Sighs (叹息) in Cambridge was built in 1831 in Cambridge University. In the past, when exam season began, students crossing the bridge would sigh to calm themselves. Therefore, the bridge got its name. Now the bridge attracts a large number of visitors to London every year.
(1)、How long is Jiaozhou Bay Bridge?A、35 meters. B、134 meters. C、1149 meters. D、42 kilometers.(2)、What can we learn from the passage?A、The Golden Gate Bridge is located in England. B、Sydney Harbour Bridge can change its height. C、It took 7 years to build the Jiaozhou Bay Bridge. D、The Bridge of Sighs got its name from teachers' sighs.(3)、In which part of the webpage can we read the passage?A、Science. B、Sports. C、Health. D、Travel. -
8、 校园生活从来就不只有课上的风景,还有课后的精彩。在校园丰富多彩的活动中,有一类充满着爱和情谊,那就是志愿者活动。学校志愿者工作中心正帮社区的图书馆、博物馆、敬老院、医院、托管中心(after-school care centre)招募志愿者。假如你是八年级三班的李华,请选择其中一个,并向它提交一份志愿者申请。
内容包括:(1)简短的自我介绍;(2)做志愿者工作的原因;(3)在志愿者工作中你会如何发挥自己的特长来帮助他人。
写作要求:(1)层次清晰,语言流畅;(2)词数在90~100之间,开头和结尾已给出,不计入总词数;(3)书写规范,卷面整洁;(4)文中不能出现考生姓名和学校名称。
Dear Sir/Madam,
Yours,
Li Hua
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9、 回答问题。阅读短文,根据短文内容用完整句子回答下列问题。
Sometimes our friends make us unhappy, and we might want to talk to them. But how can we make these talks easier? Here are some tips.
Describe the problem clearly. It's important for you to know what the problem is. Once you know the problem, you can explain how it influences you. Saying "I feel hurt that you spend less time with me." is better than "You never spend time with me!"
Staying calm during the talk is necessary. If you get angry, it might lead to a fight. You can tell your friend that this talk makes you feel a little nervous. In this way, you will show your kindness.
Never mind who is right or who is wrong. It's important to listen to your friend's opinion. Don't just pay attention to proving (证明) yourself right. You can try to understand how he or she feels. This can help you solve the problem quickly.
Listen and plan. You can lower (降低) the chances of arguing by listening carefully to your friend. Many experts suggest planning what you want to say, so you can say it in a way that doesn't create trouble.
Don't be too anxious (焦急的). It's useless to be anxious because difficult problems can't be solved in just one talk. Think about what can be solved in one discussion and go for it. This will help you set goals you can achieve.
(1)、What might we do if our friends make us unhappy?(2)、What is necessary during the talk?(3)、How can we lower the chances of arguing?(4)、Why is it useless to be anxious?(5)、How many tips are there in the passage? -
10、 用括号内所给单词的适当形式填空,必要时可添加助动词。
Last winter, our neighborhood noticed a group of (home) people huddled (缩成一团) in a park—some struggled with (ill), others wore thin clothes. They can't afford (buy) anything. Their faces were full of (disappoint). We decided to help, and even local (fireman) joined our plan. We brought blankets, hot soup, and medicine first. A little girl gave a teddy bear to a shivering kid, and the goodwill of the moment made everyone smile. One man said, "I thought no one cared—you must be my (luck) stars." But we knew this was just a temporary fix (临时修复). To find a long-term (solve), we talked to the community centre. They said they may (provide) a temporary shelter and job training. By the end of the day, no one felt cold or lonely. We learned that helping isn't just about giving things—it's about giving (warm) when they need it most. This small act turned sadness into hope, and we promised we must (keep) checking in on our new friends.
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11、 阅读下面的短文,根据短文内容,从下面方框内所给11个词中选择10个意义相符的词,必要时进行词形变化,填入空白处,每空一词。
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Students at Sanhe Township Primary School in Chongqing enjoy playing soccer. It is an important part of school life. Every student at school has a soccer lesson once a week. Students play soccer matches every month. The school is deep (深的) in the and has poor teaching resources (教学资源). Most of its are left-behind children (留守儿童), and very few of them can go to high school or university. To help students have a good future, ten years ago, Sun Xiaoming, headteacher of the school, set up a girls' soccer team. He picked 20 girls from the fourth and fifth grade and offered (提供) them free training, clothing and at school. Primary school students are and thin. It's difficult for them to play basketball or volleyball. But soccer is different. It is cheap and to learn. Students can play it in a team in the playground, or practise it alone at home. So soccer is the perfect choice the students.
The students love soccer. They practise every day. Many of them play it well. Some of them get into great middle or high schools. Some of them join Soccer and become professional (职业的) players. Soccer is more than just a sport. It opens a new window for those students and changes their lives. It helps them enjoy good health, make new and learn to work with others. Also, it helps them get out of the mountains and live a better life.
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12、 One tree can't make a forest, so we need t.
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13、 Please give me a c to explain my design to you all.
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14、 The football matches can help to build teamwork s.
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15、 In fact, people who are lucky e are those who work hard.
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16、 It's the largest desert in the world. Nobody wants to live in such a d condition.
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17、 The doctor advised her to receive (治疗) as soon as possible.
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18、 The earthquake (震动) the city and caused great damage.
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19、 The wind from the (北方) made the winter days even colder.
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20、 The money was raised largely through the (努力) of parents.