2023年江蘇省南通市海安市中考二模英語試題(含答案解析)

2023年江蘇省南通市海安市中考二模英語試題

學校：—二4名：一—班級：一—考號：一

一、單項選擇

1.Forthefirsttimeinits95-yearhistory,OscarfbrBestActressinaleadingrole

wasawardedto________Asianwoman,MichelleYeoh.

A.an;anB.the;anC.an;theD.the;the

2.Velvetflowersthatarecalledronghuawasapopular_______infestivalsandwedding,

butfewpeopleknowaboutitnow.

A.developmentB.decorationC.inventionD.discovery

3.Astheautumnends,wehavelesschancetoabsorb（吸收）vitaminDthroughsunlight.

,peopleshouldtakesomevitaminDcapsules,especiallyduringwinter.

A.ThereforeB.OtherwiseC.HoweverD.Moreover

4.ThefemalescientistYanNingtoleavetheUSandreturntoChinainNovember

2022.Thenewscaughtmanypeople'sattention.

A.preferredB.warnedC.provedD.announced

5.一EverythingBobdoesistowhatisconsiderednormal.

—Thoughhelooksalittledifferent,hehasachievedalot.

A.similarB.closeC.oppositeD.common

6.Don'tsaythatagain,Lisa.Ifsjustajoketoyou,buttome,it'snotfunnyatall.

A.clearlyB.mainlyC.probablyD.completely

7.—Whatabouttheprotectionofthenewcomputer?

—Let'skeepthescreenfreefromdustbyputtingacoverit.

A.aboveB.overC.againstD.through

8.Inthepast,theuseoftheabacus（算盤）wasconsideredasanimportantskillthateverybody

neededto

A.pickupB.setupC.makeupD.giveup

9.一YuanLongpingspentallhislifeontheresearchanddevelopmentofbetterriceplants.

-That'strue.We________praisehimtoomuch.

A.mustB.mustn'tC.canD.can't

10.Youwon'tknowhowthebeautyofthisclassicalworkunlessyoureaditagain

andagain.

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A.expressB.expressedC.hasexpressedD.isexpressed

11.——Rememberthefirsttimewemet?

—Alwaysinmymind!YouanovelcalledTreasureIsland.

A.readB.havereadC.arereadingD.werereading

12.一Whydidyoubuysuchasmallshelf?______booksshoescanbeputonit.

—Butmyblindboxescan,Iguess.

A.Both;andB.Either;orC.Neither;norD.Notonly;but

also

13.—greatsurprisetoseeyouhere,Daniel!

—Yeah.Wehaven'tseeneachotherforquitealongtime.

A.WhataB.WhatC.HowaD.How

14.—HaveyouheardofChatGPT?Couldyoutellme?

——Well,itissaidthatitcanchatwithusers.

A.whatcanitdoB.whatitcandoC.howwecanuseitD.howcanweuse

it

15.—Eric,youseemveryexcited.

——?Iwonthefirstprizeinthesingingcompetition.

A.GuesswhatB.WhocaresC.What'supD.Pardonme

二、完形填空

Myfathercarriedmeupthestairstomybedroom,followedbymymother,and

three-year-oldbrother.Uponmyreturninghome,ourexcitementwasmixedwithasenseof

16,sinceweallknewIwouldbestayinginbedforalongtime.Leavingmyroom,my

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fatherturnedtomeandsaid,“This,too,shallpass."He17,andclosedthedoor

behindhim.Itmademealittlerelaxed.

IhadscoliosiswhenIwastwelveyearsold.Myparentstookmetoseethedoctorfrom

timetotime.Wetrieddifferentwaysbuttheydidn'tstopmybackformingaS-shape.The

doctors18stoppedallthetreatment.Anoperationwastheonly19.

Twoweekslater,Iwassenthomewithorderstostayintheflatonmyback20

sevenmonths.Tidyandclean,myroomwelcomedmewithcomfort.Butwhenthelights

wereoffandthehousegrewquietatnight,IrealizedthatI

21leavemybedroom,evenmybed,forsuchalongtime!HowlonelyIfelt!”This,

too,shallpass."ranginmy

22.1didn'tunderstand.ButIknewthatifmyfatherbelievedit,itmustbe23.

Hiswordsreducedmyworry.Ifhesaideverythingwouldworkoutokay,thenitwould.

Longwinterdayspassed.Sometimes,Ibecameimpatient,24Ialwaysfelt

upsetwhilestayinginthebedroomalone.Everyoneinthefamilynoticedthatand25

ofthemcametohelpmeespeciallymyfather.Verygently,hewouldpickmeupandcarryme

downstairsandplacemeonthesofa,makingme26therestofthefamily.Icouldn't

helplaughingwhentheytalkedaboutsomethinginteresting.Somedays,heevencarriedme

27

toenjoysomemuch-neededsunshine.

Withtheirencouragement,I28thehardtime.Bysummer'send,Iwasback

onmyfeetandstartingmyfreshmanyearinhighschool.Atlast,myfather'swordsmade

sense:t€This,too,haspassed!”

Lifeisajourneywithchallenges.I'velivedthroughalotof29sincethen.

Myfathertaughtmetoholdontothegoodmemoriesandgetoutofthebad.Whenlifeis

good,timefliesbyandhiswordsneverentermymind.Whenit'snotsogood,I30

“This,too,shallpass."And,itdoes.

16.A.pleasureB.worryC.luckD.danger

17.A.acceptedB.excusedC.criedD.smiled

18.A.recentlyB.suddenlyC.finallyD.quickly

19.A.choiceB.experimentC?supportD.influence

20.A.inB.forC.afterD.before

21.A.shouldn'tB.needn'tC.mustn'tD.couldn't

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22.A.eyesB.earsC.heartD.arms

23.A.wrongB.obviousC.trueD.exact

24.A.butB.andC.orD.so

25.A.noneB.neitherC.allD.either

26.A.believeB.leaveC.joinD.visit

27.A.insideB.acrossC.offD.outside

28.A.putoffB.wentthroughC.concentratedonD.madeup

29.A.troubleB.happinessC.fearD.success

30.A.waitB.rememberC.forgetD.wonder

三、閱讀單選

Here'showtomakeamodelsubmarine（潛水艇）thatdivesandcomesupfrom

underwaterlikearealone.

You'llPlasticbottle;Tape;Fourcoins;Thinplastictube（管子）；Waterproof

needmodelingclay（防水黏土）；Smallscissors;Tub卷）.

1.Cuttwosmallholesononesideofthebottle.

Tapecoinstothatsideofthebottle.

Removecap;seal（密封）thetubetothebottlewithclay.

KffiJ

oCutout（toQte

Youll

2.Filltubwithwater;putbottleinandletitfillwithwater.

follow

&

3.Gentlyblowintothetubeandwatchwhathappens.Stopblowingand

closethetubewithyourthumb（大拇指）.Liftyourthumbandwatchwhat

happens.

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Whenyoublow,airpushesoutwater;thebottlebecomeslighterandcomes

up.

Bottlesinks（下沉）whenitfillswithwaterandcoinsweightitdown.

Coinskeepholespointingdownward,soairdoesnotescape.

Whenyoustopblowingandsealthetubewithyourthumb,thebottlefloats.

Liftyourthumb,airescapesthroughthetubeandthebottlesinks.

Arealsubmarineworksthisway,byfillingtankswithairorwater.

31.Whichstepneedsthehelpofsmallscissors?

A.Blowingtheairintothebottle.B.Sealingthetubetothebottle.

C.Cuttingholesonthebottle.D.Weightingthebottledown.

32.WhichofthefollowingisNOTtrueaccordingtotheexperiment?

A.Coinsareusedtostoptheairenteringthebottle.

B.Thebottlewillsinkwhenthere*snoairbutwaterinit.

C.Wecan'tuserealclaybecauseitcanmelteasilyinwater.

D.Weshouldkeepwatchingwhathappensduringtheexperiment.

33.Marymadeamodelsubmarine,butitcan'tfloat.Whatmightbetheproblem?

A.Sheusedalongerplastictube.

B.Shetapedfewercoinstothebottle.

C.Sheblewtoomuchairintothebottle.

D.Shecutholesonoppositesidesofthebottle.

Themindisawonderfulthing.It'salsoanexcusemakingmachinethatfrequentlytries

tomakeusnottotakeactionsthatweknowaregoodforus.Andthispreventsmanypositive

changesfromtakingplaceinourlives.

Sowhydoesthemindmesswithusandmakeunreasonableexcuses?Becausethemind

wantscomfort,that'sthereason.It'safraidofdiscomfort,pressureandchange.Themindis

absorbed（沉浸于）initscomfortzone,andanytimewetrytostretch臾伸）thatzonetoofar,

fortoolong,themindtriestogetbacktogroundzeroatanycost.Theseexcuses,suchas"I

can'tdoit”,4itistoohardforme"，"It'stoolatenow“andsoon,arenostrangerstoour

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mind.

Itseemstoodifficultatfirst,soyouthinkyoucan'tsticktothepositivechangeyou're

making.Youdon'tbelieveinyourselfenoughtotakeanotherstep.Thisisacommonexcuse

thatcanbecountered（反駁）bylookingatthefactthatotherpeoplehadnomoreabilitiesthan

youthoughtyouhad.Forexample,my60-year-oldnext-doorneighborfinishedrunninga

marathon,soItoldmyself,C4Ifshecandoit,socanI!”AndIwasright.Truthbetold,theonly

personwhocantellyou"Ican't"isyourself.Ifyouhearthosewordsrepeatinginyourmind,

stoplisteningorpayingattentiontothem.

Anothercommonexcuseisthat"I'vealreadyfailedtoomuch".You'reonlyhuman.If

youbreakdown,ifsfine.Justdon'tstaydown.Rest,andthenpickyourselfupsoyoucango

towhereyou'dratherbe.Failures,smallandlarge,happeneveryday.Thestrongest,most

productivepeoplearen'tthepeoplewhoalwayssucceed,buttheoneswhodon'tgiveup

whentheylose.

Oftentimesyou'realotclosertomakingabreakthrough（突破）thanyouthink.Some

peoplegiveuptheireffortswhentheyhavealmostsucceeded,whileothersattaintheirgoals

bymakinggreatefforts,untilthelastmoment.Onceyoulearntogiveup,itbecomesahabit.

So,makesomenecessarychangestothrowoffthebadhabitofmakingexcuses.Noexcuses!

Goontrying!That'showyou'llmoveyourlifeforward.

34.ThewritermentionsanexampleaboutamarathoninParagraph3toshowthat

A.peopleshouldlearnabouttheirabilities

B.peopleshouldn'tlookdownuponelders

C.peopleshouldn'tbeaffectedbytheirexcuses

D.peopleshouldworkhardtoachievegreatthings.

35.Fromthepassage,wecanknowthat.

A.peoplewhohaveexperiencedmanyfailureswillsucceed

B.themindmakesexcusesbecauseitpreferscomforttosuffering

C.peoplewon'tmovetheirlifeforwarduntiltheymakereasonableexcuses

D.themindwon'tfindanyexcusesaslongasitlearnswe'reclosertosuccess

36.Theword44attain^^inParagraph5probablymeansa_________

A.shareB.reachC.pickD.set

37.Whatishewriter'smainpurposeinwritingthispassage?

A.Totellreaderstostopmakingexcusesandkeepgoing.

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B.Toleadreaderstodealwiththeunreasonableexcuses.

C.Toremindreaderstoleavetheircomfortablezone.

D.Toshowreaderswhypeoplehavemanyexcuses.

①AnewreportsuggestsCanada'sWesternHudsonBaypolarbearpopulationhas

droppedby27percentduringthepastfiveyears.

②Everyautumn,bearslivingalongthewesternedgeoftheHudsonBaypassthrough

thesub-ArctictownofChurchill,Manitoba.Theyearlymovementhashelpedmakethearea's

bearsoneofthemoststudiedgroupsintheworld.Bear-watchingaddsabout$5.3millionto

thelocaleconomyeachyear.ButareportrecentlyshowedbythegovernmentinCanada's

northernterritoryofNunavutfoundthatjust618polarbearsremainedintheareain2021.

Thisrepresenteda50percentdropinthepopulationfromthe1980s.

③Polarbearsdependonfrozensaltwater,calledseaice,tohelpthemhuntsealsforfood.

ButtheArcticisnowwarmingaboutfourtimesfasterthantherestoftheworld.Around

HudsonBay,seasonalseaiceismelting（融化）earlierinthespring,andforminglaterinthe

fall.Thisisforcingbearstogothroughlongerperiodswithoutfood.

?JohnWhitemanisascientistatthenonprofit非營利的）conservationgroupPolar

BearsInternational.Hecalledthepopulationdrop"totallyshocking".Whitemansaid

scientistsfearthatifcontinuedseaicelosscannotbestopped,itwillonedayleadtoatotal

lossofthearea'spolarbearpopulation.

?Scientistswarnedthatadirectlinkbetweenthepopulationdropandseaicelossin

HudsonBayisnotfullyclear.Thisisbecausefourofthepastfiveyearshaveseenreasonably

goodiceconditions.Expertssayclimate-causedchangesinfluencingthelocalseapopulation

mightalsobedrivingthepolarbearnumberdown.

?Scientistsarealsoworriedbecausetherateofpopulationdecline（衰退）hasspedupin

recentyears.Between2011and2016,forexample,thepolarbearpopulationdroppedbyjust

11percent.Thereare19polarbearsspreadoutamongRussia,Alaska,Norway,Greenland

andCanada.ButWesternHudsonBayisoneofthesouthernmostpopulations.Scientists

predictthebearstherearelikelytobecomeamongthefirsttodisappear.

38.TheunderlinedwordThisvinParagraph2refersto"”.

A.therewereonly618polarbearsintheareain2021

B.thearea*sbearsareoneofthemoststudiedgroupsintheworld

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C.thepolarbearpopulationhasdroppedby27%duringthepastfiveyears

D.polarbearsgothroughlongerperiodswithoutfood

39.Thestructureofthepassagemaybe.

40.Whatwouldbethebesttitlefbrthepassage?

A.SeasonalSeaIceIsMeltingAroundHudsonBay.

B.CanadianPolarBearIncreaseintheLocalEconomy.

C.CanadianPolarBearPopulationDropsSharply.

D.CanadianPolarBearPopulationDropHasShockedScientists.

41.Whichofthefollowingismostlikelytobediscussedafterthelastparagraph?

A.Whenwillallthepolarbearsdisappearinthefuture?

B.Howcanweprotectthepolarbearpopulationfromdropping?

C.Whatwillpolarbearsdotoremainalive?

D.Whyshouldweprotecttheenvironment?

Itwasthemiddleofthedayonabright,sunnySaturday,andJayandhisfriendsMike

andTonywereridingtheirdirtbikesononeoftheirfavouritecross-countrypaths.They

usuallydidn'trideearlyinthedayorintheevening,becausehikersandrunnerslikedthe

path,too.

Onthisspecialday,Jayandtheotherboysstoppedtoclimbatreeonthewindingpath

andfindacomfortablebranchtositon.Atthattime,Jaynoticedsomethingshinyonthe

groundclearly.t4Whatdoyouthinkitcouldbe?”heaskedMikeandTonyashepointedtothe

objectshiningintheSun.

Theyalljumpeddownfromtheirbranchesandwenttotakeacloserlook.Theycouldn't

understandwhattheyfound.Itwasawalletwithfivehundreddollarsinside.

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M汰eimmediatelysaid,"Fantastic!Wecandividethemoneyintothreeparts,andwe

willeachbeclosertobuyingthenewerbikeswewant.”

“Notsofast,“saidTony,"Jaywastheonewhofoundthecashfirst.Tobefair,heshould

getmorethanus.Heshouldgetthreehundreddollarsandweshouldgetonehundredeach.”

“Areyouguyscrazy?”askedJay."Wecan'tkeepthemoney.Itisn'tours.Aren'twe

morematurethantoplayfinderskeeperslikewedidwhenwewerekids?”

“StopbeingsuchasupporterfbrhonestJcomplainedMikeandTony.

“Whoeverlostthemoneywasn'tveryresponsibleandshouldlearnalessonabout

walkingaroundwiththatmuchcashonthem,“addedMike.

“Let'sallgohomeandthinkaboutthisJsaidJay.

MikeandTonyagreedtoJay'ssuggestion.Jaykeptthemoney,andtheyallrodetheir

bikeshome.Theydecidetomeetagainafterdinner.

MikeandTonylivedonthesamestreet,sotheyrodehomemostofthewaytogether.

TheywereabletotalkmorewithoutJay.However,themoretheytalked,themoretheysaw

Jay'spoint.Theyalsothoughtabouthowworriedtheywouldbeiftheydroppedandlost

somethingthatwasimportanttothem.

Whentheymetafterdinner,MikeandTonythoughtthatJaywasright.Theyallrodeto

thepolicestationtoturninthewallet.Thepoliceofficerwhotookthereporttoldthemhe

wasimpressedbytheirhonest.Healsosaidifnoonereportedthelostobject,itwould

rightfullybetheirs.HerecordedJay'sphonenumber.

Thenextmorning,amancalledthepolicestationtoreportalostwallet.Whenhefound

outithadbeenturnedin,hewasveryhappy.HeaskedwhoturneditinandlearnedaboutJay

andhisfriends.

Shortlyafter,Jayreceivedaphonecallaskinghimtogotothepolicestation.Hewasa

bitnervous,butwhenhegotthere,helearnedthatthewallethadbeenreported,andthe

ownerdecidedtorewardtheindividualswhohadturneditin.Thepoliceofficerhandedhima

giftcardfbronehundreddollarsatthelocalbicycleshop.

JaymetupwithMikeandTonylaterthatdayandtoldthemwhathadhappened.Theyall

realizedthatitisbetternottobekeeper.Itwasahappyendingforeveryone.

42.Whichisthecorrectorderofthethingsbelow?

a.Jay'sfriendssuggestedsharingthemoney.

b.Jayfoundawalletwithmuchmoneyinside.

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c.Jayrealizesomethingshinyontheground.

d.Jaywenttothepolicestationtohandinthewalletwithhisfriends.

e.Jay'sfriendsdiscussedaboutthismoneyonthehalfwayhometogether.

A.c-d-a-e-bB.c-b-a-e-dC.a-b-c-d-eD.c-e-a-d-b

43.Fromthepassage,weknowthatJayandhisfriendsMikeandTony.

A.receivedarewardgivenbythepolice

B.feltmuchbetternottobegoodfinders

C.enjoyedsitingonabranchfromriding

D.haddifferentideasaboutthemoneyatfirst

44.Thestoryhasahappyendingforeveryonebecause.

A.Jayandhisfriendsrodehappilyinthemorningsandevenings

B.Jayandhisfriendsrealizedthatitisbetternottobeakeeper

C.theownergaveagiftcardfbrabiketoeachofJay'sfriends

D.theownerfoundhislostwalletandtheboysunderstandalesson

45.Whichcanbethebesttitlefbrthispassage?

A.TobeakeeperB.TobeafinderC.FindersKeepersD.Agiftcardfbr

$100

四、根據(jù)漢語提示填空

46.Thewritingbush,ink,paperandinkstonearecalledthe"Four（寶藏）of

theStudy”.

47.Calligraphy（書法）spreadduringtheHanDynastywhenthe泌要的）tools

andmaterialsbecamewidelyavailable.

五、根據(jù)英文解釋填空

48.AChineseknotisaknotthatiswoven（編織）froma（onlyone）ropetobe

differentshapes.

49.ThegentlewindonthedayofChunfenperfectly（providewhatisneeded）

thoseneeds,soitiseasierfbrkitestogoup.

六、根據(jù)句意填空

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50.About80%ofChinesecharactersareupofsmallerpartwhicharemixedin

differentwaystodevelopthousandsofhanzi.

七、多句選詞填空

B.請根據(jù)句意從方框中選擇合適的單詞，并用其適當形式填空，使句子通順。

simpletwelvecommunicatemeanearly

51.Studieshavefoundthatolderpeoplewhohaverelationshipsandsocial

supportarelikelytolivelongerthantheotherswithfewerconditions.

52.UptotheTangDynasty,womenenjoyedplayingcujugamesandthencujuwasn't

agamebutusedasawayfbrfun.

53.Around4,OOOyearsagoinBabylon,therecordcelebrationhonoringthe

comingofanewyearwasheld.

54.Bluetoothisamethodofshortdistancewirelessbetweenelectronicsthat

makesuseofthepowerofradiowaves.

55.Accordingtoaresearch,morethan130billionpoundsofuneatenfoodgotowastein

Laura*scountyeachyear.Thatisaboutfiveoftheyearlyfoodsupply.

C.請根據(jù)句意從方框中選擇合適的動詞，并用其適當時態(tài)填空，使句子通順。

handholdturnlistendraw

56.Recently,theperformancesofthe“BeltandRoad"bandattentiononsocial

mediaplatforms.

57.EachyearonFebruary21,UNESCOanInternationalMotherLanguageDay

tohelppeopletopayattentiontothedisappearanceoftheworld'slanguages.

58?一Judy,couldyoutellmehowtojointheBirdwatchingClub?

——Sorry,butyoucanaskMrSmith.Heonceoutsomeadviceaboutitataspeech.

59.—Howterriblethedisasteris!Manypeoplearebadlyhurtandlosetheirhomes.

一I'msurethingsoutfinebecausemanysoldiersaretryingtohelpthem.

60.—Ican'tbelieveyousoldmesuchaterriblerobot.Imustgetmymoneyback!

一I,sir.Butcouldyoupleaseslowdownandtellmewhathashappened?

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八、短文首字母填空

根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容及首字母提示，填寫所缺單詞。

Thesweetestmemoryofmychildhoodisaboutaroundtable.WhenIwasstilllittle,my

wholefamilywouldgettogetherondifferenttraditionalf61tohavedinner.Wekids

wouldbesittingaroundorplayinghide-and-seekunderthetablewhilethegrown-upswerec

62freely.

When1gotabitolder,myauntbroughtbackherboyfriendandmygrandmacheerfullya

63anotherseattotheroundtable.Itseemedalittlemorecrowded,butweallfeltmuchc

64toeachother.WhenIwastwelve,mygrandpapassedaway!Thatmadeusf65

sad.However,whenthewholefamilygottogetheronceagain,wet66agreedthathis

chair,hisbowlandhischopsticksshouldr67thesame.Eventhoughhisseatwas

empty,wefeltlikethathehadneverleftus.

Weallhaveatablelikethisinourhomes.A68thereasonwhywecometogether

maybedifferent,thefeelingsbehinditarethesame.Usuallydifferentculturesareaccepted

byusaroundthetable.Whafsmore,wee69thelovenotonlyforourfamily,but

alsoforacommunity,ournationandeventhewholeworld.

Theh70ofournationhasbeenthestoriesoflookingfororrunningtothe

roundtablewhichwebelongto.TheroundtablehasbeenasymboloftheChinesefeelings.It

was,itisandwillalwaysbe.

九、閱讀回答問題

Noartistrequired

Oneday,AmmaarReshiwasplayingaroundwithachatbotcalledChatGPT,acomputer

programusingartificialintelligence(AI)tocopythewayhumanbeingsthinkandwrite.

ReshithencameupwithanideatousetheAIprogramtomakeachildren'sbook.Thestory

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ofthebookcamefromaconversationReshihadwiththechatbot,aboutagirlcalledAlice.

AndthenheusedanotherAIprogram,Midjoumey,tomakeillustrations（插圖）forthebook.

MidjoumeyisanewAIpoweredtoolthatcanturnwordsintoamazingartwork,likepictures.

Thebook,andSparkle,wasdoneinjustacoupleofdays.44Anyonecanusethese

AItools,“Reshisaid."Andthey'renothardtouse.”

Reshipostedaboutthebookonlineafteritwasfinished.Heatedargumentaboutit

startedatonce.Somepeoplelikedthelovelystoryaswellasthebeautifulillustrationsand

praisedReshiforhissmartness.Butnoteveryonewelcomedthebirthofthespecialbook.

Amongthem,artistswereespeciallycriticalofit.Theythinkthewaytheillustrationswere

madewasabigproblem.Midjoumeysearchesthroughmillionsofpicturescreatedbyartists

ontheInternet.Andthenitmanagestofindpatterns（式樣）inthosepicturesandcreatenew

onesbasedonthepatterns.Artistsoftenuploadtheirworkonlinefbrpeopletoenjoy.But

Midjourneycouldbeusingtheirworkwithoutpermission優(yōu)許）.

“ThemainproblemtomeaboutAIisthatitwastakenfromartists5work,“illustrator

AdrianeTsaisays."It'sourcreations,ourpersonalstyles,thatwedidnotpermitthemtouse.”

Manyartistsandwritersarenervousaboutthefuture.Willpeoplepayfbrtheirworkifit

canbedonecheaperbyusingAIprograms?

SomecompaniesarealreadychoosingAIoverhumantalent.TheSanFranciscoBallet

usedpicturesmadewithMidjourneytoimproveitsproductionoftheclassicTheNutcracker.

Atafunnyperformanceclub,anAl-poweredrobottoldjokesthatmadepeoplelaughoutloud.

JournalistAbrahamRiesmansaid,"It'sdeeplytroublingtoseepeoplelookingfbrcheap

alternatives（替代品）toactualhumanwriting.^^

Reshisaystechnologycompaniesshouldprotectartistsandwriterswhoseworkmightbe

usedbyAItools.Hesuggeststhattheyshouldinvolveartistsandwritersintheprocessof

creation.

71.WhatisMidjoumey?

72.HowdidReshimakeachildren'sbook?

73.WhatdidpeoplethinkofReshi'sbook?

74.Whyaremanyartistsandwritersnervousaboutthefuture?

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75.DoyouthinkitisagoodideatouseAIprogramsintheprocessofcreation?Whyorwhy

not?（請自擬一句話作答）

十、材料作文

76.生活中充滿美好的事物，需要品味，更值得分享。相信你也有想和我們一起分

享的東西，比如：趣事、美食、電影、電視、旅游...，請你以“rdliketoshare

withyou”為題寫一篇短文，來參加我們的征文比賽吧！內(nèi)容須包括：

1.Whatwouldyouliketoshare?

2.Whywouldyouliketoshareit?

3.Whathaveyoulearnedfromit?

注意事項：1.短文須自擬，要求語句通順、意思連貫、符合題意；

2.詞數(shù)：100左右；

3.短文中不得使用真實的個人及學校信息

rdliketosharewithyou

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參考答案：

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【詳解】句意：在其95年的歷史上，奧斯卡最佳女主角獎首次授予了亞洲女性楊紫瓊。

考查冠詞。根據(jù)"OscarforBestActressinaleadingrole”可知，此處是特指奧斯卡最佳女主角，

應用the；第二表示泛指，又由“Asian”可知，元音音素前應用an,表示一位亞洲女性。故選

Bo

2.B

【詳解】句意：絲絨花被稱為絨花，是節(jié)日和婚禮上流行的裝飾，但現(xiàn)在很少有人知道它。

考查名詞辨析。development發(fā)展；decoration裝飾；invention發(fā)明；discovery發(fā)現(xiàn)。根據(jù)“Velvet

flowers"和"infestivalsandwedding”可知，此處指絨花是裝飾品，故選B。

3.A

【詳解】句意：隨著秋天的結(jié)束，我們有更少的機會通過陽光吸收維生素D,人們應該吃些

維生素D的膠囊，尤其在冬天。

考查副詞。Therefore因此；Otherwise否則；However然而；Moreover此外。空前“wehave