浙江省浙南名校2024-2025学年高二上学期期中联考英语试卷(含答案)

这是一份浙江省浙南名校2024-2025学年高二上学期期中联考英语试卷(含答案)，共17页。试卷主要包含了阅读理解，七选五，完形填空，短文填空，书面表达，读后续写等内容，欢迎下载使用。

一、阅读理解
Rald Dahl wrte lts f bks fr bth children and adults, and lts f peple say that he is their favurite children’s authr. We’ve cmpiled a list f ur favurite Rald Dahl bks fr yu.
James And The Giant Peach
After his parents are killed by a rhincers, fur-year-ld James is frced t live with his hrrible aunts, Spiker and Spnge. After years f being treated as a slave by them (and being frced t sleep n the flr), James accidentally creates a giant peach, in which he escapes and flies arund the wrld. Fr cmpany, he has a gang f giant talking insects t chat t.
The Twits
Quite pssibly the mst hrrible cuple ever, this bk tells the stry f Mr. and Mrs. Twit and the hrrible tricks they play n each ther. Rald Dahl hated beards, s it’s n wnder that Mr. Twit’s beard is full f disgusting stuff including sardine (沙丁鱼) tails, and tmat sauce, spruts f ld vegetables, pieces f crnflakes, ful and smelly cheese, squashed flies and bits f eggs and bacn! Dn’t wrry, his wife is equally hrrible!
Fantastic Mr. Fx
Farmers Bggis, Bunce and Bean are determined t catch Mr. Fx, and this is the stry f hw they try t trap him by digging him ut as he tunnels fr fd fr his family. But the farmers seem t frget that fxes are knwn t be smart fr gd reasn.
Matilda
Five-year-ld Matilda is a genius wh lves bks and reading — but unfrtunately fr her, her parents like watching TV and tricking peple and they have n idea hw clever she is. It’s all made wrse by her hrrible headmaster Miss Trunchbull, wh likes swinging children by their hair and thrwing them ut f the windw. But when Matilda discvers she has supernatural pwers, the fun begins!
1．If Jim has a preference fr stries abut wise animals, which bk wuld yu recmmend?
A. Matilda.B. The Twits.
C. Fantastic Mr. Fx.D. James And The Giant Peach.
2．What d James And The Giant Peach and Matilda have in cmmn?
A. Bth characters are kindly adpted.
B. Bth characters have special pwers.
C. Bth characters enjy reading and insects.
D. Bth characters live with hrrible relatives.
3．In which clumn f a magazine can yu find the passage?
A. Literature Saln.B. Fashin Trends.
C. Cking Delights.D. Technlgy Tday.
BLACK MYTH: WUKONG, China’s first AAA vide game, has prved a big success. Within an hur f its release n August 20, the game rse t the tp f the glbal chart n Steam, a leading gaming platfrm. Over 2.2 millin active players were recrded at its peak.
Adapted frm the Chinese classic Jurney t the West, Black Myth: Wukng recreates the stry f its mst belved character. What sets the game apart is its stunning graphics, immersive game play and its deep cnnectin with traditinal culture. Players nt nly enjy the game fr its cmbat (打斗) and stryline but als fr its fine recreatin f histrical sites. “The ancient buildings in the game are well integrated with the stryline. I’m planning t visit the filming lcatins sn t experience the cultural heritage first hand,” said a player frm Beijing. In additin t artistic illustratins, the game develpers used 3D scanning technlgy t recreate these ancient wnders. This allws fr a mre lifelike insight int China’s architectural past.
The game’s impact reaches beynd the virtual wrld, thugh. An interest in ancient architecture has grwn amng yung peple. In respnse, Shanxi Prvince, ne f the game’s key filming lcatins, is actively prmting its rich cultural resurces t meet the grwing demand. Knwn as the “treasure f ancient Chinese architecture,” Shanxi is hme t 531 natinally prtected cultural heritage sites. They make up 10.5 percent f China’s ttal, the highest in the natin. Amng 36 filming lcatins f Black Myth: Wukng, 27 are lcated in Shanxi. “We’ve received ceans f visitrs a day since July, a threefld increase year n year (同比),” said Liu Xiagang, the directr f the scenic area. Mst f the visitrs are fans f the ppular game wh have traveled lng distances t the lcatin, he added. On the day f the game’s release, turism interest in Shanxi reprtedly dubled cmpared t the previus mnth.
T capitalize n this trend, Shanxi quickly rlled ut an ancient architecture tur n August 22, Besides the “Fllw Wukng Thrugh Shanxi” rute map, it has als develped a variety f cultural prducts.
4． What distinguishes “Black Myth: Wukng” frm ther games?
A. It is the mst successful game.
B. It emplys advanced technlgy.
C. It features attractive characters.
D. It is integrated with traditinal culture.
5． Hw des the authr shw the game’s impact n turism?
A. Using statistics.B. Giving a definitin.
C. Listing examples.D. Making a cmparisn.
6． What des the phrase “capitalize n” mean in the last paragraph mean?
A. Take advantage f.B. Make mney frm.
C. Catch up with.D. Catch n.
7． What can we learn frm the last tw paragraphs?
A. The game sparked interest in ancient Chinese literature.
B. The gvernment launched measures t prmte turism.
C. Turism interest dubled in Shanxi cmpared t last year.
D. Mst prtected cultural heritage sites are lcated in Shanxi.
D yu knw that the human brain desn’t reach full maturity (成熟) until peple are in their mid-20s? Brains develp ur emtins first and ur capacity fr reasning secnd.
Befre the age f abut 25, the brain relies heavily n the limbic system (大脑边缘系统), which is respnsible fr emtinal respnses, while the lgical, decisin-making part (knwn as the prefrntal crtex) is still in the prcess f develping. It’s nt that the prefrntal crtex (前额皮质) desn’t functin at all fr the first 25 years f life — rather, that it’s a wrk in prgress.
T understand hw the mind wrks, it can be useful t knw the rles that these tw parts f the brain play. The limbic system prcesses sensry infrmatin — everything yu see, smell, tuch, taste, hear. When yu sense danger, this translates t fear and will likely lead t actin. It’s als the part f the brain invlved in seeking ut rewards and new experiences, which might be fund thrugh spending time with friends r ding exciting activities. Meanwhile, sme f the imprtant rles f the prefrntal crtex are t plan ahead, cntrl impulsive (易冲动的) behaviurs, and drive scial interactin and self-awareness. It might be helpful t think f the limbic system as the acceleratr and the prefrntal crtex as the brakes.
Having a fully functining acceleratr when yur brakes dn’t quite wrk yet might seem like a recipe fr disaster — and smetimes it can be. But yur brain is evlving in this way fr a gd reasn: t allw yu t adapt t yur envirnment. Scientists call this plasticity (可塑性). This special quality is what makes the teen years the best time t keep yur ptins pen, learn new skills, and t prepare fr the future. In evlutinary terms, it’s extremely beneficial, but can als cme with sme challenges.
Understanding mre abut the inner wrkings f the brain at different life stages can help yu t better respnd, cmmunicate, and seek supprt when it’s needed. Plus, it can teach yu t be nicer t yurself and let g f mistakes. It’s wrth remembering that nt everything yu d is a fully cnscius decisin — sme f it is heavily influenced by the way yur develping brain wrks.
8． What is the functin f the first paragraph?
A. T set the backgrund.B. T present a discvery.
C. T intrduce the tpic.D. T express the purpse.
9． What is mre likely t ccur in teenagers and yung adults?
A. Higher levels f self-cntrl.B. Afre frequent impulsive behavirs.
C. Mre cautius risk assessment.D. Strnger lng-term planning abilities.
10． Which f the fllwing can yu infer frm the passage?
A. The prefrntal crtex desn’t functin fr the first 25 years.
B. The limbic system develps later than the prefrntal crtex.
C. Sensry infrmatin is clsely related t the prefrntal crtex.
D. Immature decisins are acceptable during develpmental years.
11． What is mainly talked abut in the last paragraph?
A. Benefits f delayed brain maturatin.
B. Bilgical basis f adlescent risk-taking.
C. Emtinal Functins f the limbic system.
D. Value f understanding brain develpment.
Despite ChatGPT psitining itself as a prductivity bster fr wrkers, tw recent studies shw that wmen use it 16 t 20 percentage pints less than men, even when emplyed in the same jbs r fields. This indicates that nt everyne has embraced the technlgy.
A study by researchers frm the University f Chicag and the University f Cpenhagen surveyed 100,000 Danish wrkers acrss 11 prfessins n their usage f ChatGPT, relating respnses with persnal data like incme and educatin. The results indicated that wmen less tended t use ChatGPT cmpared t men in the same fields Fr instance, while abut ne-third f female teachers emplyed ChatGPT, this number rse t half amng males. Even within the same cmpanies perfrming similar tasks, a 16 percentage pint difference was bserved. This gap suggests that a lack f cnfidence amng wmen, wh reprted the need fr training, might cntribute t lwer adptin rates.
Anther ptential explanatin cmes frm research by researchers at Aalt University and the Nrwegian Schl f Ecnmics (NHH). It revealed a gender imbalance in ChatGPT usage amng students, with female students in NHH’s undergraduate prgram being 18 percentage pints less likely t use it frequently. This trend was particularly evident amng mid-t-high-perfrming wmen. Fllw-up questins indicated that high-achieving wmen wuld self-enfrce restrictins, suggesting a ‘gd girl’ behavir where they prefer t accmplish tasks independently withut shrtcuts. Lw perfrmers were almst as likely as men t use the technlgy.
A lack f AI experience can be cstly when entering the jb market. Researchers surveyed 1,143 hiring managers and fund that they value high-perfrming wmen with AI skills 8% mre than thse withut. This advantage des nt apply t men, indicating rewards fr wmen wh relax their self-impsed bans,
Tera Allas frm McKinsey warns that Al, chiefly used by men, might eventually tailr mre fr them, ptentially shutting wmen ut in the lng term. Hwever, Danielle Li f MIT ntes these studies dn’t prve if men’s ChatGPT use results in better r mre prductive wrk. Currently, she suggests, the technlgy might just be a digital ty, and high-achieving wmen might excel at aviding distractins.
12． What d we knw abut the studies mentined in the first tw paragraphs?
A. Less than 16% females use AI t teach.
B. Everyne des nt welcme AI technlgy.
C. Males use AI fr wrk 50% mre than females.
D. Peple frm 11 different cuntries are interviewed.
13． Which may cntribute t the lwer adptin rate f ChatGPT amng wmen?
A. Self-set limits.B. Wrkplace gender inequality.
C. Digital skills gap.D. Insufficient technlgy access.
14． What is true accrding t Paragraphs 4 and 5?
A. Current ChatGPT usage imprves prductivity.
B. Wmen withut AI experience are valued equally.
C. Wmen may be excluded if nt adpting technlgy.
D. Hiring managers dn’t cnsider AI skills when evaluating.
15． What is the main idea f the passage?
A. ChatGPT usage varies between genders.
B. ChatGPT is effective in bsting prductivity.
C. Hiring managers value AI skills in candidates.
D. High-achieving wmen avid using ChatGPT.
二、七选五
16．Overthinking can trap yu in a cycle f wrry and dubt, making decisins feel impssible. ①_______ Belw are three strategies t help yu break free and start living the life yu deserve.
Limit the Time Yu Spend n Decisins
One f the main causes f verthinking is the fear f making the wrng decisin, which ften leads t hurs, days, r even weeks f indecisin. T cunter this, give yurself a time limit t make decisins. By impsing a timelimit, yu frce yur brain t fcus n what truly matters.
②_______
Overthinking, driven by wrries abut the past r future, pulls yu frm the present and increases stress. Mindfulness is a pwerful slutin t verthinking because it settles yu in the here and nw. When falling int a cycle f verthinking, pause and take a few deep breaths. ③_______ These simple practices bring yu back t the present and help interrupt the cycle f verthinking.
Take Actin t Break the Cycle
Overthinking leads t inactin, fueling mre verthinking. One f the mst effective ways t disrupt this cycle is t take immediate actin, n matter hw small. Actin breeds prgress, and prgress helps quiet the verthinking mind. Taking actin als builds cnfidence. ④_______ This realizatin can significantly reduce the need t verthink as yu learn t trust yur ability t adapt and respnd in real time.
Overthinking is a trap, but it’s ne yu can escape. By limiting yur time n decisins, practicing mindfulness, and taking actin, yu can break free frm the mental chatter hlding yu back. ⑤_______
A. Practice mindfulness t grund yurself.
B. Embrace relaxatin thrugh mindfulness.
C. Life is happening right nw—dn’t let verthinking make yu miss it.
D The mre yu act, the mre yu realize yu can handle whatever cmes yur way.
E. Hwever, the gd news is that verthinking is a natural tendency, and it is here t stay.
F. Fcus n yur breath, the sensatin f yur feet n the grund, r the sunds arund yu.
G Hwever, the gd news is that verthinking is a habit, and like any habit, it can be brken.
三、完形填空（15空）
When I was a yung by, ur hme was lcated near a public swimming pl. During the summer mnths, I develped a daily 1 f swimming and playing there fr cuntless hurs. The best thing f all was a 2 where yu culd purchase a refreshing Cca-Cla fr just fifteen cents and a bag f chips fr nly a dime (十美分). Often my Mm r Nana wuld ften give me a quarter befre I left, ensuring I culd enjy a 3 .
Smetimes, hwever, they were 4 r busy. On such days, I wuld try t search the cuch cushins (坐垫), hping t find sme 5 change that had fallen ut f smene’s pckets. Much t my delight, I frequently fund cins like dimes and 6 even a quarter. With the newfund treasure, I’d 7 t the pl, with change in my hand and happiness in my heart. I remember lking between the cushins in the winter a few times but nt even find a 8 .
Only recently did it 9 me why I always fund mney in the cuch cushins during summer but nt in winter. I 10 Mm, Nana, r Dad secretly placed cins there. They knew it wuld 11 my day. Of curse, they never 12 anything abut it, even after I had grwn up. I guess sme secrets are t gd t 13 . I believe that maybe an unbserved act f kindness has a special jy t it. Yu get n 14 fr it, at least nt t yur face. Yet, it fills yur heart with pure happiness. And yu knw that yu are making this wrld a much mre lving and jyful place. But, n act f kindness is ever truly 15 . Gd sees them all. Gd lves them all. And Gd smiles dwn upn them all.
17．A. rutineB. scheduleC. habitD. plan
18．A. benchB. standC. cartD. cunter
19．A. drinkB. mealC. feastD. treat
20．A. presentB. unccupiedC. inaccessibleD. unavailable
21．A. spareB. extraC. additinalD. necessary
22．A. rarelyB. regularlyC. ccasinallyD. seldm
23．A. walkB. rushC. hesitateD. wander
24．A. centB. dimeC. dllarD. quarter
25．A. seizeB. blessC. cnfuseD. strike
26．A. claimB. suspectC. acknwledgeD. ignre
27．A. makeB. ruinC. imprveD. enhance
28．A. suggestB. denyC. mentinD. detect
29．A. keepB. sptC. shareD. distribute
30．A. recgnitinB. awardC. feedbackD. appreciatin
31．A. unnticedB. unseenC. ignredD. hidden
四、短文填空
32．On June 30, the “Lanting Pavilin” yaji saln n Chinese Yu Opera and calligraphy kicked ff in Paris. Wu Suzhen, an utstanding successr f Yuju Opera and winner f China’s tp hnr fr traditinal arts in 2019 ①_______ (perfrm) an excerpt (音乐，电影等的片段) frm Fanwang Gng (Palace f Brahma) t tell a beautiful lve stry in the traditinal “qingyi” rle. Wu specialized in the rle f qingyi — imprtant female characters wh ften express ②_______ (elegant) and maturity.
③_______ (riginate) frm Henan prvince, Yu Opera is China’s leading lcal pera ④_______the largest number f perfrmers and turs. In 2006, it was listed by the State Cuncil as part f the first batch f natinal intangible cultural heritage. In recent years, as Yu Opera has ⑤_______(cnsistent) made an impressin n the glbal stage, it ⑥_______ (earn) the title f “Eastern Aria” in the West.
This ⑦_______ (culture) saln served as an excellent warm-up fr the upcming 9th Traditinal Chinese Opera Festival in Paris ⑧_______ (hld) in Nvember, 2025.
After the pera perfrmance, attendees mved t the calligraphy experience area, ⑨_______they watched the renwned calligrapher Li Jian demnstrate his unique “slender gld” calligraphy style, which is ⑩_______ unique style f calligraphy.
五、书面表达
33．假设你是李华，上周去市科技馆参观了主题为未来校园的展览。请给校英文网站写一篇投稿，内容要求如下：
1. 时间，地点；
2. 展览内容；
3. 观展感想。
注意：1. 词数80左右；2注意正确格式。
A Glimpse int the Future Campus
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六、读后续写
34．Finding the Perfect Sandy
“Ashley, ur Sandy is singing again!”
The stage manager called t me, and I walked n stage t clip the leash (扣上皮带) nt Baily, the dg playing the rle f Sandy, wh was suppsed t be merely a supprting rle in the schl musical. Our directr was very clse t just getting a ty animal r an actr in a dg suit. Baily was ur third Sandy, but I knew he wuld nt be the last.
“Ashley, can yu please find anther dg fr us by Mnday?” asked Mr. Lmis, ur directr and drama teacher.
“OK!” I knew that this dg had t be perfect.
“I think I can help yu get a dg,” ffered Jse, ur assistant directr. “In fairness, Mr. Lmis has t keep ur prgram ging. There are always threats t cut it, s he desn’t want t see anything t dd nstage.” Jsé added.
That was why I chse t stay backstage, despite my lve fr singing and dancing. My giant birthmark (胎记) that cvered half f my face wuld be t much f a distractin. I had been in the grup fr ne musical, and lved it, but afterward I verheard a lady telling Mr. Lmis hw kind it had been fr him t cast (选角) me. After that, I quit and wrked behind the scenes.
“Let’s avid dd,” I agreed.
Jse ndded. “I texted my neighbr Mrs. Kart wh runs a shelter, immediately Baily started hwling. She replied me right back saying she knew the perfect dg.”
We walked t Mrs. Kart’s shelter. “I have gt the dg fr yu!” she annunced. “His name is Farley. He wrks part-time at the airprt cmfrting passengers wh are nervus abut flying.” Then she burst back thrugh the dr with a cute bundle f energy. Farley had sulful eyes and black and white spts, but the main thing abut him was that he was missing a leg.
“He’s a three-legged dg!” I exclaimed, stating the bvius. Bth Jse and I std back fr a mment as we cnsidered this dg.
I sighed. “Are there any ther dgs at the shelter?”
Unfrtunately, my weekend search did nt prduce any ther pssibilities.
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“I thught that perfrmers had t be perfect.” I said t Mr. Lmis after the perfrmance.
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参考答案
1．答案：C
解析：细节理解题。根据文章对《了不起的狐狸爸爸》的描述：农场主博吉斯、邦斯和比恩决心抓住狐狸先生这就是他们试图在狐狸先生为家人挖掘食物通道时把他挖出来从而抓住他的故事。但农场主们似乎忘记了狐狸以聪明著称是有充分理由的。可知，如果吉姆喜欢关于聪明动物的故事，应该推荐《了不起的狐狸爸爸》这本书，故选C项。
2．答案：B
解析：细节理解题。在《詹姆斯与大仙桃》中提到：在被她们当作奴隶对待多年(被迫睡在地板上)之后，詹姆斯意外地创造了一个大仙桃，他借此逃离并环游世界。这里詹姆斯创造大仙桃可视为一种特殊能力;在《玛蒂尔达》中提到：但当玛蒂尔达发现自己拥有超自然力量时，有趣的事情就开始了，所以这两本书中的角色都有特殊能力，故选B项。
3．答案：A
解析：推理判断题。根据第一段：罗尔德·达尔为儿童和成人写了很多书，很多人都说他是他们最喜欢的儿童作家。我们为您编制了一份我们最喜欢的罗尔德·达尔书籍清单，以及“James And The Giant Peach(詹姆斯与大山桃)”、“Fantastic Mr. Fx(了不起的狐狸爸爸)”可知，文章主要是在介绍罗尔德·达尔的几本儿童文学作品的内容，所以最有可能在杂志的“文学沙龙”栏目找到这篇文章，故选A项。
4．答案：D
解析：细节理解题。根据文章第二段What sets the game apart is its stunning graphics, immersive game play and its deep cnnectin with traditinal culture.(使这款游戏与众不同的是其令人惊叹的画面、沉浸式的游戏玩法以及与传统文化的深度融合)可知，《黑神话:悟空》与其他游戏的区别在于它与传统文化相融合，故选D项。
5．答案：D
解析：推理判断题。根据文章第三段We've received ceans f visitrs a day since July, a threefld increase year n year(同比), said Liu Xia gang, he directr f the scenic area.(景区负责人刘晓刚说:自7月以来，我们每天接待的游客数量大幅增加，同比增长了三倍。)以及On the day f the game's release, turism interest in Shanxi reprtedly dubled cmpared t the previus mnth.(据报道，在游戏发行当天，山西省的旅游兴趣较上月翻了一番)等内容可知，文章对比游戏发行前后山西省的旅游情况来展示该游戏对旅游业的影响，可推理出作者是通过作比较的方式来体现的，故选D项。
6．答案：A
解析：词句猜测题。根据最后一段:为了这趋势，山西省于8月22日迅速推出了古建筑之旅。除了"跟着悟空游山西"路线图外，还开发了多种文化产品，结合前文提到游戏带动了当地旅游业发展，这里山西省推出相关旅游活动及产品，应是要利用这一趋势，所以capitalize n意为利用，与Take advantage f意思相近，故选A项。
7．答案：B
解析：推理判断题。根据倒数第二段：游戏的影响不仅限于虚拟世界。年轻人对古建筑的兴趣日益浓厚。作为游戏主要拍摄地之一的山西省，正在积极响应，推广其丰富的文化资源以满足不断增长的需求，以及最后一段：为]抓住这一趋势，山西迅速于8月22日推出了古建筑旅游线路。除了跟着悟空游山西的路线图外，还开发了多种文化产品，可知，因为游戏《黑神话悟空》引发了年轻人对古建筑的兴趣，山西省作为游戏的主要拍摄地之一，积极推广其丰富的文化资源以满足日益增长的需求，如推出古建筑之旅、开发多种文化产品等，由此可推断出政府采取了措施来促进旅游业发展，故选B项。
8．答案：C
解析：推理判断题。根据文章第一段：你知道吗，人类的大脑要到20多岁中期才会完全成熟?和下文讲述了大脑的发育过程可知，第一段的作用是引入大脑发育这一话题。故选C。
9．答案：B
解析：推理判断题。根据文章第二段：在25岁之前，大脑主要依赖大脑边缘系统，它负责情绪反应，而逻辑、决策部分(称为前额皮质)仍在发育中。根据第三段：与此同时前额叶皮层的一些重要作用是提前计划，控制冲动行为，推动社会互动和自我意识，可知，在青少年和年轻人中，前额皮质仍在发育中，所以更可能出现冲动的行为。故选B。
10．答案：D
解析：推理判断题。根据文章第四段：科学家称之为可塑性。这种特殊品质使青少年时期成为保持选择开放、学习新技能和为未来做准备的最佳时机。以及最后一段：值得记住的是，并不是你做的每件事都是完全有意识的决定一
有些决定很大程度上受到大脑发育方式的影响，可知，在发育期间，不成熟的决定是可以接受的。故选D。
11．答案：D
解析：主旨大意题。根据文章最后一段：了解大脑在不同生命阶段的内部运作方式可以帮助你更好地回应、沟通和在需要时寻求支持。此外，它还可以教你对自己更好，放下错误。值得记住的是，你所做的并不都是完全有意识的决定：其中一些受到你发育中的大脑工作方式的强烈影响。可知，最后一段主要讲述了，了解大脑发育的价值。故选D。
12．答案：B
13．答案：A
14．答案：C
15．答案：A
16．答案：GAFDC
解析：①根据上文：过度思考会让你陷入担忧和怀疑的循环，让你觉得做决策是不可能的事，以及下文：以下是三种帮助你摆脱困境并开始过上你应得的生活的策略，可知，前文讲了过度思考的弊端，后文讲了可摆脱它的策略，所以此处应是一个转折，表明过度思考虽有弊端但可以被改变，与G项Hwever，the gd news is that verthinking is a habit, and like any habit，it can be brken.(然而，好消息是过度思考是一种习惯，和任何习惯一样，它是可以被打破的)表达的含义一致，故选G项。
②根据下文Mindfulness is a pwerful slutin t verthinking because it settles yu in the here and nw.(正念是解决过度思考的有力方法，因为它能让你专注于当下)可知，此段主要讲的是通过正念来解决过度思考的问题，与A项Practice mindfulness t grund yurself.(练习正念来让自己专注当下)表达的意思相符，是此段的主题句，故选A项。
③根据上文When falling int a cycle f ver thinking, pause and take a few deep breaths.(当陷入过度思考的循环时，停下来做几次深呼吸)以及下文These simple practices bring yu back t the present and help interrupt the cycle f verthinking(这些简单的做法能让你回到当下，有助于打断过度思考的循环)可知，此处应是具体描述在做深呼吸时还可以关注的一些让自己回到当下的事情，与F顶Fcus n yur breath, the sensatin f yur feet n the grund, r the sunds arund yu.(专注于你的呼吸、双脚踩在地上的感觉或周围的声音)表达的内容一致，故选F项，
④根据上文Taking actin als builds cnfidence.采取行动也能建立自信)以及下文This realizatin can significantly reduce the need t verthink as yu learn t trust yur ability t adapt and respnd in real time.(当你学会相信自己实时适应和应对的能力时，这种认识可以显著减少过度思考的必要性)可知，这里是在说采取行动带来的好处，即行动越多就越能意识到自己可以应对各种情况，与D项The mre yu act, the mre yu realize yu can handle whatever cmes yur way.(你行动得越多，你就越意识到你可以应对任何出现在你面前的事情)表达的含义一致，故选D项。
⑤根据上文By limiting yur time n decisins, practicing mindfulness, and taking actin, yu can break free frm the mental chatter hlding yu back(通过限制做决策的时间、练习正念和采取行动，你可以从阻碍你的内心杂念中解脱出来)可知，这里是在强调摆脱过度思考后能更好地享受生活，不要错过当下，与C项Life is happening right nw dn't let verthinking make yu miss it.(生活正在当下发生--不要让过度思考让你错过它)表达的意思相符，故选C项。
17．答案：A
解析：作者每天都去游泳池所以是“习惯”(habit)。
18．答案：B
解析：作者在游泳池附近买零食的地方是“摊位”(stand)。
19．答案：D
解析：作者用零钱买零食，所以是“款待”(treat)。
20．答案：D
解析：有时候，作者的家人“不在”(unavailable)。
21．答案：A
解析：作者在沙发垫里寻找多余的(spare)零钱。
22．答案：C
解析：作者偶尔(ccasinally)会找到零钱。
23．答案：B
解析：作者会“冲”(rush) 到游泳池。
24．答案：A
解析：作者在水中没有找到任何“硬币”(cent)。
25．答案：D
解析：作者最近才“意识到”(dawn)事情的真相。
26．答案：B
解析：作者怀疑(suspect)是家人把零钱放在沙发垫里。
27．答案：A
解析：家人知道这会“改善”(imprve)作者的一天。
28．答案：C
解析：家人从未“提及”(indicate)过这件事。
29．答案：C
解析：作者认为有些秘密太好了，不能“分享”(share)。
30．答案：D
解析：作者不会因为善举而得到“认可”(recgnitin)。
31．答案：B
解析：任何善举都不会被“忽视”(unnticed)。
32．答案：①perfrmed②elegance③Originating④with⑤cnsistently⑥has earned⑦cultural⑧t be held⑨where⑩a
解析：①考查一般过去时。句意:吴素真，豫剧的杰出传承人以及2019年中国传统艺术最高荣誉获得者，以传统的“青衣”角色表演了《梵王宫》的一个片段来讲述一个美丽的爱情故事。
②考查名词。句意:吴素真擅长青衣这一角色--通常表现出优雅和成熟的重要女性角色。
③考查非谓语动词。句意:豫剧起源于河南省，是中国主要的地方戏曲，拥有最多的演员和演出场次。
④考查介词。句意:同上。
⑤考查副词。句意:近年来，由于豫剧一直在全球舞台上给人留下深刻印象，它在西方赢得了“东方咏叹调”的称号。
⑥考查时态。句意:同上。
⑦考查形容词。句意:这个文化沙龙为即将于2025年11月在巴黎举办的第九届中国传统戏曲节做了极好的热身。
⑧考查非谓语动词。句意:同上。
⑨考查非限制性定语从句。句意:豫剧表演结束后，与会者移步到书法体验区，在那里他们观看了著名书法家李健展示他独特的“瘦金体”书法风格，这是一种独特的书法风格。
⑩考查冠词。句意:同上。
33．答案：
A Glimpse int the Future Campus
Last Saturday, I had the privilege t visit the “Future Campus” exhibitin held at the City Science and Technlgy Museum, an event that ffered a fascinating glimpse int the ptential educatinal landscape.
The exhibitin featured virtual classrms where students culd interact with digital whitebards, fllwed by persnalized feedback prvided by AI-assisted teachers. Amng the highlights were tls designed t bring textbks t life, making subjects like histry and science mre immersive and engaging.
My exciting visit strengthened my belief that educatin will becme mre persnalized and interactive. I am lking frward t being part f this transfrmatin.
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