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第一部分 听力（共两节，满分 30 分）
第一节（共 5 小题；每小题 1.5 分，满分 7.5 分）
听下面 5 段对话。每段对话后有一个小题，从题中所给的 A、B、C 三个选项中选出最佳选项。
听完每段对话后，你都有 10 秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅读下一小题。每段对话读两遍。
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Why des the wman like the sng best?
A. It matches the atmsphere f the beach.
B. It brings back happy memries fr her.
C. It was written by her family member.
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Where des the cnversatin prbably take place?
A. In a htel. B. At the cleaner’s. C. At the wman’s place.
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What are the speakers talking abut?
A. A new camera. B. A landscape painter. C. A phtgraphy shw.
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What des the wman suggest the by d with the mney?
A. Buy a pair f headphnes. B. Give it t his parents. C. Set aside part f it.
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What aspect f Jasn des the man appreciate mst?
A. His sprts talent. B. His wrk attitude. C. His teamwrk spirit.
第二节（共 15 小题；每小题 1.5 分，满分 22.5 分）
听下面 5 段对话或独白。每段对话或独白后有几个小题，从题中所给的 A、B、C 三个选项中
选出最佳选项。听每段对话或独白前，你将有时间阅读各个小题，每小题 5 秒钟；听完后，
各小题将给出 5 秒钟的作答时间。每段对话或独白读两遍。
听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。【此处可播放相关音频，请去附件查看】
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6. What did the man d yesterday?
A. He created a painting. B. He went t the cinema. C. He attended a ceremny.
7. Why des the wman like The Fantastic Drift f the Cat?
A. Fr its tuching plt.
B. Fr its amazing cstumes.
C. Fr its visual effects and sund.
听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。【此处可播放相关音频，请去附件查看】
8. Why did Edwards chse ski jumping?
A. He shwed a natural talent fr it.
B. It is a relatively easy winter sprt.
C. It ffered him a better chance t qualify.
9. What challenge did Edwards face while preparing fr the Olympics?
A. He lacked funds. B. He was verweight. C. He had severe nearsightedness.
10. What made Edwards becme famus at the 1988 Winter Olympics?
A. The gld medal he wn.
B. The spirit he demnstrated.
C. The wrld recrd he set.
听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。【此处可播放相关音频，请去附件查看】
11. Which f the fllwing is the man’s vluntary task?
A. Guiding visitrs. B. Cllecting artwrks. C. Intrducing painters.
12. What impressed the man mst abut the freign visitrs?
A. Their deep lve fr mdern art.
B. Their keen interest in Chinese painting.
C. Their wide knwledge f Chinese histry.
13. What did the man learn frm the vlunteer activity?
A. Mre painting skills.
B Methds f art appreciatin.
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C. Better cmmunicatin skills.
听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。【此处可播放相关音频，请去附件查看】
14. When d peple tend t experience “reverse culture shck”?
A. When staying fr a lng time verseas.
B. When first arriving in a freign cuntry.
C. When returning hme after sme time abrad.
15. What difficulty did the man face when he returned frm Spain?
A. Cntrlling his speaking vlume.
B. Getting used t the early dinner time at hme.
C. Finding a place t have dinner after 10:00 pm.
16. What habit did the wman develp while living in Krea?
A. Taking ff her shes at the dr.
B. Greeting thers by taking a bw.
C. Speaking ludly and being expressive.
听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。【此处可播放相关音频，请去附件查看】
17. Why was the marathn n December 31st quite special fr Hilde Dsgne?
A. It’s the hardest marathn she had ever run.
B. It was the last marathn she had run in 2024.
C. She raised the mst mney during this marathn.
18. What d we knw abut Hilde Dsgne?
A. She suffered frm breast cancer.
B. She ran ver 9,000 miles in a year.
C. She is a prfessinal marathn runner.
19. Which experience did Hilde Dsgne encunter during her marathn jurney?
A. Catching a flu.
B. Hurting her ft.
C. Running n rugh paths ften.
20. What is the distance f the Spartathln?
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A. 55 miles. B. 75 miles. C. 153 miles.
第二部分 阅读（共两节，满分 50 分）
第一节（共 15 小题；每小题 2.5 分，满分 37.5 分）
阅读下列短文，从每题所给的 A、B、C 和 D 四个选项中，选出最佳答案。
A
Sme f the wrld’s mst breathtaking icnic places invite yu in — but insist yu experience their magic
with yur eyes, nt yur camera. Belw, we tur fur legendary spts and uncver the little-knwn stries behind
each “n-pht” rules.
Neuschwanstein Castle
Als called “the castle f the fairytale king”, this 19th-century palace is amng the mst visited castles in
Germany and the wrld. Sadly, n phtgraphy r filming is allwed inside, but at least yu can capture its Disney
princess castle vibes frm the utside.
Westminster Abbey
Westminster Abbey isn’t just a grgeus Gthic church; it’s been the crnatin (加冕) church f British
mnarchs since 1066. Yet n matter hw histric r breathtaking it may be, yu’re nt allwed t take phts
inside it. Luckily, there’s a pretty gd reasn fr it, accrding t the church’s website: “We want yu t take in its
unique beauty and histry withut the distractins that widespread phtgraphy wuld bring. We want t maintain
the sacred and intimate atmsphere f a building which is, abve all, a living, wrking church.”
The Sistine Chapel
The Sistine Chapel in Vatican City is ne f the mst ppular turist attractins in the wrld, which is why it’s
annying that turists aren’t allwed t take phts r vides inside. The chapel went under restratin wrk frm
1980 t 1994, which was funded by Japan. In return, Japan gt exclusive rights t film and phtgraph the artwrk.
That expired (失效) three years after the restratin, but the Vatican decided t keep the phtgraphy ban
in place t prtect the precius artwrk frm harmful camera flashes.
Twer f Lndn
There’s a lt t see in the Twer f Lndn: the architecture, armr frm past ryalty, histric artifacts, the
Beefeater tur. Arguably the mst prized feature is the jewel Huse, which has hused the exquisite Crwn Jewels
since 1661. Sadly, yu can’t take phts f the Crwn Jewels fr security reasns. And with the intimidating
security guards watching yur every mve as yu walk thrugh the jewel Huse, yu wn’t want t even try.
21. Why des Westminster Abbey frbid visitrs t take pictures inside?
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A. T reduce distractins during church services.
B. T let turists fcus n its charm and hliness.
C. T prtect the ancient walls frm camera flashes.
D. T prevent the secret crnatin ritual being leaked.
22. Which place bserves the pht ban mainly fr security cncerns?
A. Neuschwanstein Castle. B. Westminster Abbey.
C. The Sistine Chapel. D. Twer f Lndn.
23. Where is the passage mst prbably taken frm?
A. A travel guidebk. B. A histry textbk.
C. A phtgraphy manual. D. A scientific research.
B
24-year-ld Zha Qian had never entered a cncert hall until the week f the auditin (试音). She brrwed
mney fr a three- hur bus ride t the prvincial capital in Guizhu, practicing finger exercises n the back f the
seat in frnt f her.
The auditin rm was full f mirrrs and judgement. One by ne, the ther candidates played fast, perfect
pieces. When Qian’s turn came, she fund her bamb flute (长笛) had cracked during the jurney: a hairline split
ran acrss the embuchure (吹奏口). The tne that emerged was breathy, as if the wind itself were sbbing.
She thught f withdrawing, but the judges — six city musicians — were already staring. Instead f the
required music, Qian clsed her eyes and played the lullaby her mther used t hum after lng factry shifts. It had
n cmpser, nly the rhythm f shuttle lms and small pauses where her mther caught her breath.
When she finished, the rm was silent. Then the yungest judge, a blind wman with silver earrings, asked,
“Can yu play it again, but this time answer the flute when it questins yu?” Qian lifted the cracked flute and
discvered the crack had lwered every nte slightly, creating a gentle crying sund. She played the lullaby
again,letting the meldy break and then heal itself in the music. The judge smiled, tears in her eyes.
Tw weeks later, a letter arrived at the textile mill. It was written in bth Chinese and Braille. “We have heard
many flawless perfrmances,” it read, “but nly yurs remembered the sund f a mther cming hme tired. The
rchestra needs that memry.”
Zha Qian became the city’s first bamb flutist. During cncerts, audiences smetimes whispered that her
sl passages smelled f muntain mist. They did nt knw that after each perfrmance she returned t the bamb
grve, pressed her ear t the newest bamb shts, and listened fr the next questin the wind might ask.
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24. Why did Zha Qian finally decide t stay fr the auditin?
A. She feared lsing the pprtunity.
B. The judges had already nticed her.
C. She was ffered a replacement flute.
D. The yungest judge signaled her t stay.
25. What can be inferred abut the yungest judge?
A. She mastered superir musical knwledge.
B. She liked the cracked sund frm Qian’s flute.
C. The lullaby reminded her f childhd memry.
D. She valued emtinal truth ver technical perfectin.
26. What des the underlined sentence in the last paragraph suggest?
A. The cncert hall was filled with mist during her sls.
B. Her ntes were t sft t be heard clearly in the cncert hall.
C Her perfrmance evked a fresh natural scene in listeners’ mind.
D. The audience feel cld and lnely after appreciating her flute music.
27. What can be the best title fr the passage?
A. The Rad t Fame. B. A Mther’s Lullaby Stage.
C. A Brken Flute’s Lessn. D. The Vice Hidden in Bamb.
C
Yung Chinese adults are driving a bming “dll-dress ecnmy”, buying tiny utfits fr cllectible figures
like Disney’s LinaBell and Pp Mart’s Labubu. Once a niche(小众的) hbby, dressing figurines has becme a
majr cnsumptin trend.
The trend started n scial media platfrms. Since early 2023, the hashtag#DressMyDll has clcked up
1-2billin views, with users psting OOTD shts that match their wn clthes t 20-cm dlls. Fr many fans,
dressing dlls is abut mre than clthing the mini cmpanins. “Dlls with custmized clthes are stress-relief
tys, scial icebreakers and emtinal anchrs.” says Beijing ffice wrker Sharn Han.
On e-cmmerce platfrms, thusands f shps sell dll clthes ranging frm 16 yuan fr basics t 200 yuan
fr limited editins. Sme high- end limited pieces f replicas(复制品) f celebrity cstumes can exceed 200 yuan.
Hwever, 1.4 millin sets f dll clthing were sld thrugh e- cmmerce platfrms in 2023; the figure jumped t 3
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millin in 2024 — an increase f 117%, accrding t the data frm CCTV Finance shw. Sptting the vlume,
garment wrkshps in Jiangsu and Zhejiang retled within weeks. “We used t make sample skirts fr adult
brands; nw 60% f ur utput is palm-size,” says a Changzhu factry wner. Sme wrkshps have even
integrated fabrics such as silk int miniature designs, reviving traditinal techniques in pcket- sized frm.
Hwever, risks remain. Mnthly grwth has flattened t 4% by May 2025, and resale prices f the leading dll
brand “LuluClset” have slipped 35% since March, after the cmpany restcked a best-selling mini-series three
times within tw mnths. The pattern mirrrs what happened t Pp Mart’s Labubu figures — versupply cled
a nce- ht secndary market.
T keep the frenzy alive, brands are nw adpting “micr- seasns”: fur limited drps a year, each capped at
30,000 sets, with visible prductin cdes sewn inside every skirt. “Scarcity plus quality is the nly sustainable
cmpetitive edge,” ntes the head f Yiwu Ty & Gift Assciatin. Whether the strategy can lck in yung
generatin’s emtinal spend will decide if the dll-dress ecnmy becmes a classic r a crash.
28. What is the main reasn behind the ppularity f dll-dressing accrding t Sharn Han?
A. T shw ff their wealth. B. T match their wn utfits.
C. T cllect limited editins. D. T experience the emtinal value.
29. What can we learn frm Paragraph 3?
A. E-cmmerce platfrms play a vital rle in adult-dressing ecnmy.
B. The price f dll utfits with traditinal techniques have ballned.
C. Garment factries shifted t mini- clthes due t the saring demand.
D. Innvative materials t make miniature clthing are under develpment.
30. Why des authr mentin the case f LuluClset?
A. T warn that versupply can threaten t kill a craze.
B. T prve many cmpanies implement stck strategy.
C. T illustrate the sales f best-selling series are stable.
D. T shw the resale prices f the tp brand rarely change.
31. Hw can dress- up dll brands prbably unlck their future grwth?
A. By expanding int new prduct lines and markets.
B. By priritizing custmers’ emtinal affectin nly.
C. By cmbining cntrlled release quantities with high quality.
D. By issuing unlimited basics t meet every cnsumer’s price pint.
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D
We ften imagine cnservatin unflding in wild, remte landscapes, nt in the middle f bustling cities. But
lk a little clser and a different stry emerges. On rftps, in alleyways and thrugh the tiniest cracks in the
pavement, bidiversity is finding its way back in the heart f metrplis.
Nathalie Pettrelli f the Zlgical Sciety f Lndn argues that cities are ecsystems in their wn right. “If
yu accept the city is an ecsystem ” she says, “the questin then becmes: Hw d yu make this ecsystem mre
bidiverse?”
Obviusly, cnnectivity is ne answer. In the UK, initiatives such as Hedgehg (刺 猬 ) Street encurage
neighburs t link their gardens thrugh small fence hles t allw free mvement. Utrecht in the Netherlands has
sewn tgether mre than 120km f wildflwer strips, prviding cntinuus habitat fr bees and butterflies. A bee
highway in Osl, Nrway, weaves thrugh rftps, parks and balcnies t ffer pllinatrs safe passage arund
the urban maze.
Wildlife bridges are anther pwerful tl fr cnnecting habitats. The Netherlands is well knwn fr
pineering “ecducts” — green verpasses that allw animals such as deer, bar and badgers t safely crss busy
highways. Califrnia is currently cmpleting the Wallis Annenberg Wildlife Crssing, which will span an
expansive 10 lanes f traffic and recnnect a fragmented muntain lin ppulatin that was cut ff by the freeway.
Even the mst rdinary city surfaces can be recruited. Nature-psitive architecture is the grwing trend:
rftps that stre rainwater and shelter swifts, walls cvered with plants that cl streets and feed insects, etc. By
turning hard surface int micr-habitats, it nt nly minimises impact n the envirnment but actively restre and
enhances bidiversity, prviding shelter, fd and cnnectivity fr wildlife.
Emma Marris, authr f Rambunctius Garden: Saving Nature in a Pst-Wild Wrld, is delighted t see that
sme f the best urban nature is accidental and wildlife is making a cmeback where it has the space t d s.
“Such as spntaneus plants clnising fld znes, birds nesting in signbards...” she says.
Whether yu’re planting native plants n a shed rf r simply leaving a patch f garden untidy, there’s space
fr everyne in the future wild city. Nature desn’t need perfectin — it just needs pprtunity.
32. What’s the main purpse f Paragraph 1?
A. T pint ut a prblem. B. T intrduce the tpic.
C. T present a phenmenn. D. T questin the previus view.
33. Which initiative serves as a way t create cnnectivity fr insects in urban areas?
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A. Wildflwer strips in Utrecht.
B. Hedgehg Street in the UK.
C. Ecducts in the Netherlands.
D. The Wallis Annenberg Wildlife Crssing.
34. What des the underlined wrd “spntaneus” mean in paragraph 6?
A. Deliberately planted.
B. Carefully prtected by law.
C. Imprted frm ther cuntries.
D Grwing naturally withut planning.
35. What can be inferred frm the passage?
A. Every city garden must be kept tidy t attract diverse wildlife.
B. Nature-psitive architecture is a prmising but impractical apprach.
C Urban bidiversity can be bsted thrugh creative human interventin.
D. Cnservatin effrts shuld fcus n remte wilderness rather than cities.
第二节（共 10 小题；每小题 1.5 分，满分 15 分）
阅读下面短文，从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。
Every day, we are bmbarded by advertisements — frm billbard advertisements t advertisements n the
radi, pdcasts, televisin and scial media apps. ____36____ Here are three things we can d t resist the
temptatin t make an unnecessary purchase.
1. Educate Ourselves
Understand cmmn advertising tricks. ____37____ Fr instance, they shw friends having fun at a restaurant
t suggest it’s the key t happiness. Assciating the restaurant with happiness is the strategy that is used in that
advertisement. Recgnizing such strategies helps us avid being swayed.
2. Questin the Message
____38____ If a restaurant ad implies dining there guarantees happiness, we wuld need t ask: What is it
abut the place that makes yu happy? Is having fun with friends at the eatery the nly way t gain happiness? We
will then be frced t distinguish between facts and pinins, and resist the temptatin t blindly fllw the
message f the advertisement.
3.Avid Impulsive Buys
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When we cme acrss an advertisement fr smething that appeals t us, we may feel cmpelled t buy it
immediately especially if it is an nline purchase that invlves a quick click and a cashless transactin. ____39____
It wuld be best t give urselves sme time t cnsider if we really need the item r experience, and if it is wise t
spend ur mney in this way.
Let us remember that advertisers are well aware f the way ur minds wrk, and they can easily persuade us
int making purchases we may later regret. ____40____
A. Frequently, this purchase wuld be unnecessary.
B. Ads ften use emtinal and psychlgical appeal.
C. Hwever, it’s crucial t resist the urge t be impulsive.
D. Strive always t see thrugh the smkescreen by fllwing these steps.
E. It is always prmted as a great bargain r prmises t enhance ur scial image.
F. The next step is t assess whether the advertisement’s cre message is reasnable.
G. These ads can subtly shape ur behavir, making us buy smething we dn’t truly need.
第三部分 语言运用（共两节，满分 30 分）
第一节（共 15 小题；每小题 1 分，满分 15 分）
阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的 A、B、C、D 四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳
选项。
We all have weaknesses and strengths — n matter wh we are. Smetimes the weaknesses seem t
utweigh the strengths and smetimes it’s the ther way arund. Sme peple get sick easily. Sme struggle t
____41____ their finances prperly. Sme peple are ____42____ cmmunicatrs and struggle with relatinships.
Many peple accept it as just bad ____43____ — but nt everyne. Sme peple facing huge ____44____
still manage t achieve surprising things. They ____45____ abve their weaknesses and d nt allw them t limit
their pssibilities.
I attended a schl prize-giving ceremny nt s lng ag and the guest ____46____ was Andrew Becrft,
wh had a severe stutter (口 吃 ) as a child. Instead f allwing this t limit him, he chse t wrk hard t
____47____ it. He is nw the Principal Yuth Curt Judge fr New Zealand. Nt nly did he becme successful,
but he did s in a(n) ____48____ where he had t speak in frnt f thers regularly — where his ____49____ is
frnt and center fr all t see. If he hadn’t ____50____ his speaking ability, it wuld have been very limiting t his
life and career ____51____.
Here are sme mre ____52____: Brett Eastburn has n arms r legs and yet is an inspiratinal speaker and
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als a very gd wrestler. Ring Starr, drummer fr the Beatles, ____53____ a very pr backgrund. He was
cnstantly trubled by illness as a child and spent large amunts f time in hspital. Mark Inglis ____54____ bth
f his legs belw the knees in a muntaineering accident, but has since climbed Mt Everest.
Mst f us will never have t face the challenges these peple faced. Yet mst f us will never achieve
____55____ that these peple have had either, unless we chse t. If Mark Inglis can climb the highest muntain
in the wrld withut legs, what can we d?
41. A. manage B. btain C. share D. divide
42. A. ridiculus B. frgetful C. useless D. hpeless
43. A. impressin B. character C. quality D. frtune
44. A. criticism B. pressure C. limitatins D. lsses
45. A. rise B. behave C. perate D. escape
46. A. winner B. speaker C. rganizer D. schlar
47. A. avid B. treat C. frget D. vercme
48. A. atmsphere B. prfessin C. situatin D. institute
49. A. weakness B. symptm C. strength D. impatience
50. A. put frward B. taken up C. made ut D. wrked n
51. A. recrds B. aspects C. prspects D. spirits
52. A. examples B. incidents C. disabilities D. pssibilities
53. A. resulted frm B. came frm C. heard frm D. suffered frm
54. A. lst B. injured C. destryed D. brke
55. A. t the pint B. in the least C. t the degree D. n the whle
第二节（共 10 小题；每小题 1.5 分，满分 15 分）
阅读下面短文，在空白处填入 1 个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。
Cllins Dictinary recently named “vibe cding” its Wrd f the Year fr 2025. This term refers t a new way
f sftware develpment — using artificial intelligence(AI) t turn natural language ____56____ cmputer cde.
Simply put, yu just tell a machine what yu want, instead f writing cmplex cde yurself.
The term was cined by Andrej Karpathy, a renwned AI expert wh nce ____57____ (wrk) at Tesla and
OpenAI.He described it as using AI t create apps withut thinking abut cde. Cllins chse it because it
demnstrates ____58____ language evlves with technlgy. As AI plays an increasingly significant rle in daily
life, vibe cding is making prgramming ____59____ (accessible) t nn-experts.
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Many ther interesting terms made the shrtlist. “Clanker” is a British slang wrd fr rbts r AI,
____60____ (carry) a smewhat negative meaning. “Brligarchy” means a small grup f rich men with significant
plitical influence. “HENRY” stands fr “high earner, nt rich yet”, describing peple wh earn well but haven’t
accumulated ____61____ (cnsider) wealth.
____62____ (additin), there are als wrk-related wrds like “taskmasking” and “micr-retirement”. The
frmer refers t pretending t be prductive at wrk, ____63____ the latter means taking a break between jbs t
pursue persnal interests. Terms like “bihacking” and “clcatin” als made ____64____ list — “bihacking”
is imprving health by altering bdy prcesses, and “clcatin” is a hliday in a cl place.
These wrds nt nly reflect a ____65____ (change) wrld but als shw hw ur language evlves with new
trends. Vibe cding, in particular, exemplifies hw AI is transfrming ur interactin with technlgy.
第四部分 写作（共两节，满分 40 分）
第一节（满分 15 分）
66. 《疯狂动物城 2》主题曲“Try Everything”中有一句歌词“I wn’t give in until I reach the end and then I’
ll start again.”假如你是李华，请向校英文报 Opinin 专栏写一封投稿，内容包括：
1. 你对这句歌词的理解；
2. 结合事例阐述这句歌词的意义。
注意：
1. 写作词数应为 100 左右；
2. 请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。
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第二节（满分 25 分）
67. 阅读下面材料，根据其内容和所给段落开头语续写两段，使之构成一篇完整的短文。
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The afternn sun like melted hney slwly streamed ver the carved bench in the curtyard. On the bench,a
yung man dressed in a finely tailred suit was absrbed in reading a newspaper. Beside him was an ld man
wearing a lse wlen sweater.
Suddenly, a swallw with shiny black feathers and an elegant scissr-like tail flitted briskly ver the bluestne
slabs and perched in the grass nt far away. The father’s eyes were instantly drawn t it. He leaned frward slightly
and asked in childlike curisity, “What’s that?” The sn lked up, quickly glanced at the swallw and replied
casually, “A swallw.” After that, he turned gaze back t the newspaper. The father ndded, his Adam’s apple
rlling slightly but his eyes never left the hpping swallw.
After a while, he spke again, still full f dubt in his vice. The sn frwned and clsed the newspaper, his
tne shwing a bit mre impatience, “Dad, I just tld yu. It’s a swallw.” With that, he casually shk the
newspaper and the lud rustling sund was particularly clear in the quiet afternn. As if sensing the mvement,
the swallw suddenly flapped its wings and flew up, perching n the branches f the Chinese parasl tree in the
crner f the curtyard, its tail wagging up and dwn.
The father leaned frward again, his eyes fllwing the swallw’s figure clsely, “What’s that?” This time the
sn slammed the newspaper shut and his vice rse, “A swallw! Dad, it’s a swallw!” He pinted at the swallw
n the branch irritably and stressed each wrd ludly as he spelled, “S-W-A-L-L-O-W, SWALLOW!”
The father was silent fr a mment and then slwly std up. Seeing this, the sn asked in a puzzled tne,
“Where are yu ging, Dad?” The father just waved his hand and shuffled twards the huse. As if sensing the
change in the atmsphere, the swallw gave a clear chirp and flapped its wings, flying up int the blue sky. The sn
stared at the empty branch, casually threw the newspaper n the bench and let ut a heavy sigh.
注意：
1. 续写词数应为 150 左右；
2. 请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。
Befre lng, the father came back, a yellwed leather-bund diary bk in his hand.
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As he read, the sn’s vice gradually trembled.
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