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Science Bks fr Kids f All Ages
T help yu chse the perfect educatin al bks fr yur child，we've created this handpicked list f the best science bks fr kids.The titles featured here spark curisity，encurage leaning，and are lts f fun，t.
Abut Time：A First Lk at Time and Clcks
Authr：Bruce Kscielniak；Price：US ＄8.55
Lng ag peple used the sun，the mn，and the water t tell time.Sn after we began using ur knwledge abut the natural wrld t build clcks and t create calendars made up f mnths and years.Centuries later，we have clcks and calendars all arund us.This bk tells the amazing stry f hw it all happened!
Animalium：Welcme t the Museum
Authr：Katie Sctt；Price：US ＄8.99
This bk pens the drs f the natural histry museum fr yur child all year rund!It features 200 full-clr specimens accmpanied by lively，infrmative text and mre.Discver the animal kingdm inglrius detail with unique illustratins that cmbine science and art.
Bang!：Hw We Came t Be
Authr：Michael Rubin；Price：US ＄16.00
"Bang!And that was it，the beginning f everything." S begins this beautifully illustrated stry f evlutin.This bk cnveys nt nly the facts but als the excitement f the scientific explanatin f ur wrld，frm the rigin f the universe t the present reality f ur planet.
Bedtime Math：The Truth Cmes Out
Authr：Laura Overdeck；Price：US ＄10.99
This bk makes learning abut math as fun as dessert after dinner!It cmbines math and cl facts fr ne fun and wild adventure.Nw kids can discver the science behind all their favrite things：marshmallws，sda，ice cream，and mre.With ver 100 math prblems n a variety f tpics，kids will find math isn't just fun — it can be fund everywhere!
1.What can kids learn in the bk Abut Time？ ______
A. The tugh life f ancestrs.
B. The rigin f the sun and the mn.
C. The ld ways t measure time.
D. The wildlife in the natural wrld.
2.What d Animalium and Bang have in cmmn？ ______
A. They are children's nvels.
B. They are ppular fr cheap price.
C. They are cllected in the museum.
D. They are illustrated stries fr kids.
3.Which bk can make numbers fun and easy？ ______
A. Bang.B. Bedtime Math.C. Animalium.D. Abut Time.
B
Fd writer Susan Jung was knwn fr nearly 25 years as the Suth China Mrning Pst's（SCMP） Fd and Drinks Editr.But since she published her ckbk Kung Pa&Beynd：Fried Chicken Recipes Frm East And Sutheast Asia，she might be taking n a new identity as"the fried chicken lady".Jung lves fried chicken s much that she jkes it culd be her epitaph（墓志铭）.
Kung Pa & Beynd was brn ut f the recipe clumn she used t have in the SCMP.Jung initially hesitated t write s many fried chicken recipes，unsure if thers shared her passin fr the dish.Hwever，ne day，a c-wrker pinted ut that her fried chicken recipe was perfrming well nline and jked，"We shuld write a bk abut it."Susan respnded，"That's a really gd idea." Since then，she's discvered that everyne lves fried chicken.
Jung started ff with 90 fried chicken recipes，and then narrwed it dwn t 60 fr the bk.She nted that each culture in Asia has its wn particular ways f frying chicken that they are prud f.Even amng peple in the same cuntry，there are different variatins.Therefre，her bk features different fried chicken recipes frm acrss East and Sutheast Asia，presenting diverse flavrs and cking methds.
After three mnths f testing s many recipes，researching and writing abut fried chicken，and talking abut it all day lng t jurnalists，"I still lve fried chicken!"Jung said enthusiastically.
The mst meaningful recipe in the bk fr Jung is her mther's fried chicken.It was a dish her mther ften made during her childhd and ne f the first recipes Jung learned after mving away frm hme.When the bk was published，Jung recreated the dish fr her mther，wh praised it fr preserving the riginal taste.This heartfelt mment strengthened the value f her cking jurney.
4.What inspired Jung t write Kung Pa &Beynd？______
A. Her interest in creating recipes.
B. A suggestin frm her c-wrker.
C. A demand frm readers f her recipe clumn.
D. Her family's traditin f making fried chicken.
5.What des Jung's bk shw abut fried chicken in Asia？______
A. It is especially ppular in Sutheast Asia.
B. It is rarely changed frm its riginal recipe.
C. It is remarkably diverse in its cking methds.
D. It has recently risen t fame amng Asian cuisines.
6.Hw did Jung feel after mnths f wrk n her bk？______
A. Cnsistently passinate.B. Extremely anxius.
C. Cnfidently satisfied.D. Terribly tired.
7.What made the mther's fried chicken recipe special t Jung？______
A. It fcused n creativity.
B. It wn high praises frm fd critics.
C. It helped imprve her cking skills.
D. It brught back her childhd memries.
C
Blue-light-filtering glasses（滤蓝光眼镜） have becme an increasingly ppular slutin fr prtecting ur eyes frm electrnic screens' near-inescapable glw — light that is cmmnly assciated with eyestrain（眼疲劳）.In recent years they've even becme fashin statements that are recgnized by celebrities and ranked in style guides.But a recent review paper shws such glasses might nt be as effective as peple think.
The paper，published last week in Cchrane Database f Systematic Reviews，analyzed data frm previus trials that studied hw blue-light-filtering glasses affect visin tiredness and eye health.The study's authrs fund that wearing blue-light-filtering glasses des nt reduce the eyestrain peple feel after using cmputers.
"It's an excellent review，" says Mark Rsenfield，a prfessr at the State University f New Yrk Cllege f Optmetry，wh was nt invlved in the study. "The cnclusins are n surprise at all.There have been a number f studies that have fund exactly the same thing，that there's just n evidence that blue-blcking glasses have any effect n eyestrain." He adds that the new review reinfrces the fact that there is virtually n evidence that blue-blcking glasses affect eyestrain despite them being specifically marketed fr that purpse.As fr using blue-light-filtering eyeglasses fr eye health，fr nw，Rsenfield says， "there's nthing t supprt peple buying them".
The strain we may feel while staring at ur phne r cmputer screen t lng is likely t be caused by multiple factrs，such as bad habits r underlying cnditins，an assciate prfessr f visin science at the University f Melburne，Dwnie says.She argues that hw we interact with digital devices cntributes mre t eyestrain than screens' blue light des.Changing the frequency and duratin f screen usage and distancing ne's eyes frm the screens might be mre imprtant in reducing discmfrt，Dwnie says.She adds that peple wh experience eyestrain shuld see a dctr t assess whether they have an underlying health issue such as far-sightedness r dry eye disease.
8.What can we knw abut blue-light-filtering glasses frm the text？ ______
A. They can imprve eyesight.
B. They may nt reduce eyestrain.
C. They can prmte eye health.
D. They can help t cure eye diseases.
9.What can we infer frm paragraph 2？ ______
A. A great many prfessrs were invlved in the study.
B. Blue-blcking glasses n the market are harmful t eyes.
C. The finding f the study cmes as a surprise t the public.
D. Data frm previus trials help the study a lt.
10.What des the underlined wrd "reinfrces" mean in paragraph 3？ ______
A. Denies.B. Oppses.C. Strengthens.D. Evaluates.
11.What shuld we d if we suffer frm eyestrain accrding t Dwnie？ ______
A. Wear blue-light-filtering glasses.
B. Have an examinatin in the hspital.
C. Stp staring at the screen fr ever.
D. Fcus n the frequency f phne usage.
D
"Tw rads diverged in a wd，and I —
I tk the ne less traveled by，
And that has made all the difference."
As Rbert Frst reminded us，chices are ften difficult and will bring bth a gain and a lss.Shuld I spend my Sunday playing glf r taking a day trip t the Nrth Frk with my wife？
If yu are a glfer as I am，yu will say "Certainly，g playing glf." Glf is perhaps the greatest challenge t self-imprvement.In glf，every swing is cunted and can easily be recalled and reviewed by the glfers as they lie in bed that evening，and therefre，self-imprvement is pursued.
Nw let us return t the questin at hand.Yu will nt be surprised t hear that I did in fact g t the Nrth Frk.But，hw has that imprved me？Can this be quantified （量化）？In glf，whse gal is t cmplete the game with as few shts as pssible，if I average 80 and I sht a 76，I knw that fr that day at least I have imprved upn my frmer self and thus feel satisfied.
Yu may argue that travel is nt abut self-imprvement at all but just abut having grand experiences.I beg t differ.It des matter hw these things change and imprve me.Seeing the flks dancing in the streets shuld change yu.And talking t the manager f the biscuit shp，ught t change yu.I think travel des change us，but it's very hard t say just hw.Hw des ne quantify buying a peach at a farm？Or hw d yu quantify the tasty taste f the scnes （司康饼） at a stand？
Reviewers have had a hard time analyzing the meaning f Rbert Frst's pem.T be hnest，I wuld say all f us have a hard time analyzing ur wish t travel t faraway places.I am nt sure what the answer is t this tricky questin.I may nt have made any hle-in-nes n the Nrth Frk but I did enjy thse scnes.
12.Why des the authr qute the pem？______
A. T express the meaning f life.
B. T shw the impact f chices.
C. T explain the challenges the pet met.
D. T advcate Rbert's perspective n chices.
13.What des the authr think f playing glf？______
A. Its result is measurable.
B. It is the mst challenging sprts.
C. It is bund t bst persnal grwth.
D. It shws the ptential fr gain and lss.
14.What is the authr's attitude twards his decisin f ging t the Nrth Frk？______
A. RegretfulB. UnclearC. CntentD. Dubtful
15.Which f the fllwing prverb will the authr agree with？______
A. Rme wasn't built in a day.
B. Every path has its wn scenery.
C. Actins speak luder than wrds.
D. Yu can't judge a bk by its cver.
二、阅读七选五：本大题共5小题，共12.5分。
As an internatinal student studying in the United States，internships（实习）shuld be a tp pririty.Internships prvide yu with invaluable real-wrld experience，help yu build a prfessinal netwrk and can significantly bst yur career prspects after graduatin.
Gain practical experience and develp essential skills
Internships give yu the chance t apply yur classrm knwledge in a prfessinal setting.Many internships invlve wrking with the latest industry tls and technlgies，keeping yu ahead f the curve.Yu'll develp crucial skills like prblem-slving，cmmunicatin and time management.（ 1） ______
Beynd just building hard skills，internships allw yu t step utside yur cmfrt zne.（ 2） ______ Facing unfamiliar situatins will frce yu t grw in new ways，helping yu develp essential sft skills like teamwrk，flexibility and independent thinking-qualities that are highly valued by emplyers.
Build yur prfessinal netwrk
（ 3） ______ Internships cnnect yu with prfessinals in yur field f interest wh can prvide instructins，references and even jb pprtunities dwn the line.Make the mst f infrmatinal interviews，cffee chats and scial events t grw yur prfessinal cntacts.
（ 4） ______
Cmpetitin fr jbs is fierce，especially fr internatinal graduates.Internships demnstrate t emplyers that yu have relevant experience and a genuine interest in yur field.（ 5） ______ T make the mst f yur internship experience and wrk clsely with yur schl's career services team，yu shuld tailr yur applicatin t highlight hw yur internatinal backgrund and skillset can benefit prspective emplyers.This applicatin allws yu t get yur ft in the dr and stand ut.
A.Start yur internship search early.
B.Bst yur resume r applicatin.
C.They als let yu adapt t the unpredictable wrld.
D.S many cmpanies use them as a channel fr full-time hires.
E.Attending interviews is a methd t expand yur cnnectins.
F.These skills are difficult t btain in a purely academic envirnment.
G.Netwrking is essential fr launching career and expand cnnectins.
16.A. AB. BC. CD. DE. EF. FG. G
17.A. AB. BC. CD. DE. EF. FG. G
18.A. AB. BC. CD. DE. EF. FG. G
19.A. AB. BC. CD. DE. EF. FG. G
20.A. AB. BC. CD. DE. EF. FG. G
三、完形填空：本大题共15小题，共15分。
One mrning in 2001 Ellen phned me and asked if I wanted t g t Bsnia.I was (21) because it had just experienced a war.
Ellen (22) and tld me that UN was badly in want f vlunteers there.I tld her I wuld think it ver.Fr the rest f the day，I was trn by (23) thughts.Bsnia may be dangerus；d I really want t put myself at risk？Then ther (24) flashed int my mind.I liked challenges.And it was a fairyland fr marvels.If I (25) the invitatin，I may never get anther chance.In the end，the (26) thughts wn.
A few weeks later，I (27) a plane t Tuzla，Bsnia where I spent three interesting weeks.After I returned，I was asked if I'd like t return and participate in anther (28) .I said "yes" firmly.
It is twenty years since I let my ptimistic thughts (29) my negative nes.I have finished many ther tasks in many ther cuntries since then.When I (30) my first Bsnia assignment，I had traveled t three freign cuntries.I cntinued t vlunteer (31) and my (32) is nw fifty-eight.
If I had listened back in 2001 t the (33) inside telling me nt t take a risk，I wuldn't be talking abut this (34) nw.Frtunately，I fllwed the vice that said， " (35) it" and I fund a brand new life after sixty!
21.A. excitedB. ppsedC. nervusD. hesitant
22.A. carried nB. shwed upC. caught nD. put up
23.A. pressingB. cnflictingC. frighteningD. striking
24.A. schedulesB. practicesC. thughtsD. images
25.A. turned dwnB. set asideC. left utD. tk up
26.A. frmerB. psitiveC. terribleD. awful
27.A. reservedB. guidedC. piltedD. barded
28.A. battleB. missinC. gameD. duty
29.A. cmpareB. exchangeC. defeatD. balance
30.A. acceptedB. refusedC. signedD. shared
31.A. internatinallyB. deliberately
C. randmlyD. ccasinally
32.A. ageB. cuntC. degreeD. mark
33.A. prpsalB. ptinC. viceD. ech
34.A. legendB. warC. dreamD. experience
35.A. SeeB. FinishC. HelpD. Take
四、语法填空：本大题共1小题，共10分。
36.On January 20th，2025，Chinese tech firm DeepSeek launched AI-DeepSeek-R1，a smart prgram that can slve math prblems，write cde，and answer （1） （varius） f questins.It rivals tp mdels like OpenAI's GPT-40 but （2） （develp） at a much lwer cst.The team spent nly ＄5.58 millin and used 2.048 cmputer chips ver tw mnths，prving that （3） （innvate） ideas can utperfrm large budgets.
Unlike ther AIs （4） rely n pre-prepared examples，R1 learns thrugh self-imprvement，similar t students practicing math.In a glbal math test，it can achieve a 79.8% accuracy rate，（ 5） （slight） surpassing OpenAI's mdel.A basic versin f R1 can run n lw-cst cmputers，（ 6） （make） it accessible fr schls and small businesses.R1 is als pen-surce，allwing free use and mdificatin.On its first day nline，ver 19，000 prgrammers glbally started prjects （7） （study）it.Experiments with R1 cst just ＄10，（8） （cmpare） t ＄300 fr ther AIs，as nted by a German scientist.A Meta scientist praised it （9） "a wrld-changing free AI".
US tech cmpanies are cncerned.Meta plans t invest an additinal ＄65 billin in AI research.Experts believe China is catching up quickly.Nature magazine calledR1"（10） big step frward"，shwing that smart ideas can beat expensive tls.With R1，China demnstrates that innvatin and hard wrk，nt just mney，lead t great achievements.
五、单词拼写-单句：本大题共10小题，共10分。
37.The ld huse，which has been empty fr years，l badly whenever it rains heavily. （根据首字母单词拼写）
38.A persn with true i always keeps his prmises and refuses t d anything dishnest，even when n ne is watching him. （根据首字母单词拼写）
39.Althugh William Shakespeare was a playwright，his l talent and vivid characters still attract readers and audiences all ver the wrld. （根据首字母单词拼写）
40.C that he had made the right decisin，he stuck t his plan even thugh many peple arund him disagreed. （根据首字母单词拼写）
41.R f widespread internatinal disapprval，Japan has cntinued its 19th release f Fukushima wastewater int the cean since early April，threatening marine ecsystem. （根据首字母单词拼写）
42.All the cmpetitrs are required t submit their （参赛作品） befre the deadline f the writing cmpetitin. （根据汉语提示单词拼写）
43.Many yung peple keep wrking hard every day， （追求） their dreams and hping t make a difference in the future. （根据汉语提示单词拼写）
44.After checking their tickets carefully，all the turists walked nt the plane ne by ne， （上飞机） which they wuld fly t Paris fr their summer hliday. （根据汉语提示单词拼写）
45.Many excellent wrks having been created thrughut his life，Charles Dickens became ne f the mst （有影响力的） nvelists in the histry f English literature，whse stries still tuch readers deeply tday. （根据汉语提示单词拼写）
46.Since the false news spread nline，many peple have （惊慌） and rushed t buy daily necessities unnecessarily. （根据汉语提示单词拼写）
六、书面表达：本大题共2小题，共35分。
47.上周末你参加了校学生会组织的“了解我们身边的非物质文化遗产（intangible cultural heritage）”活动。请为校英文报写篇报道，内容包括：
（1）活动的过程；
（2）收获与感想。
注意：
（1）写作词数应为80左右；
（2）请按如下格式在答题纸的相应位置作答。
Getting t Knw the Intangible Cultural Heritage Arund Us

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48.The schl sprts meeting was in full swing.The mst anticipated event，the 4×100-meter relay race，was abut t start.Tim，a passinate and athletic student，was part f his class's relay team.Alng with his teammates—Mark，Jack and Alex，he had trained intensively fr weeks，nurturing high hpes f winning the gld medal.
The atmsphere was electric as the runners tk their psitins.The starting gun fired，and Mark tk ff like a blt f lightning，his pwerful strides eating up the track.He smthly handed the batn（接力棒） t Jack.Jack sprinted（冲刺） ahead with all his might，skillfully maintaining their lead.Then，it was Tim's turn.As Jack apprached at tp speed，Tim reached ut eagerly fr the batn.But in his ver-enthusiasm，he miscalculated the distance，and t his hrrr，the batn drpped t the grund.Time seemed t stand still as Tim stared at the batn，his heart punding.
He quickly snatched it up and dashed frward，but the precius secnds lst had put them behind the ther teams.Alex did his abslute best in the final leg，pushing himself t the limit，but they ultimately crssed the finish line in furth place，narrwly missing ut n the medals.
The disappintment n the team's faces was bvius.Tim felt as if a heavy weight had settled n his shulders.He culdn't bring himself t lk at his teammates，cnsumed by guilt.He replayed the mment f the drpped batn ver and ver in his mind，each time wishing he culd turn back the clck.Mark，usually the mst talkative，was silent，his eyes dwncast（低垂的）.Jack shk his head in frustratin，muttering smething under his breath.Alex just lked at the grund.his shulders lw.Withut a wrd，they started walking back t the changing rm，leaving Tim alne n the track，filled with self-blame.
注意：
（1）续写词数应为150个左右；
（2）请按如下格式在相应位置作答。
Tim knew his mistake had cst the team dearly._____
Just then，Mark Jack，and Alex appeared.______
1~3.【答案】C、D、B
4~7.【答案】B、C、A、D
8~11.【答案】B、D、C、B
12~15.【答案】B、A、C、B
16~20.【答案】F、C、G、B、D
21~35.【答案】D、A、B、C、A、B、D、B、C、A、A、B、C、D、D
36.【答案】varieties
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innvative
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37.【答案】eaks
38.【答案】ntegrity
39.【答案】iterary
40.【答案】nvinced
41.【答案】egardless
42.【答案】entries
43.【答案】pursuing
44.【答案】barding
45.【答案】influential
46.【答案】panicked
47.【答案】 Getting t Knw the Intangible Cultural Heritage Arund Us
With the aim t enrich students' knwledge abut intangible cultural heritage, ur schl students' unin rganized an activity called "Getting t Knw the Intangible Cultural Heritage Arund Us" last week. Many students participated in this activity.
①First, students watched the dcumentaries abut intangible cultural heritage, including traditinal peras, handicraft skills and flk custms, frm which they appreciated the beauty f these treasures. Mrever, many artisans were invited t shw their sphisticated skills and students learned the basics.
By means f this activity, many students acknwledged that they enjyed themselves and became mre familiar with the heritage. ②What matters mre is that mre students have been cnscius f the imprtance and value f prtecting and inheriting the intangible cultural heritage.
48.【答案】 Tim knew his mistake had cst the team dearly.He std there，head bwed，tears welling up in his eyes.【高分句型一】He felt like he had let everyne dwn.The thught f the hard-earned training days and the team's high hpes nw crushed by his errr was almst unbearable.He blamed himself fr being s careless and vwed never t let such a thing happen again.（蒂姆知道他的失误让团队付出了惨重的代价的感受）
Just then，Mark Jack，and Alex appeared.They walked twards Tim with warm smiles.Mark put his arm arund Tim and said， "Hey，it's kay.We all make mistakes.This desn't define us.We had a great run tgether，and that's what matters." Jack ndded in agreement and added， "Yeah，we trained hard as a team，and this is just a little bump in the rad.We'll cme back strnger next time." Alex chimed in， "Dn't beat yurself up.We're still a team，and we're in this tgether." Tim was deeply mved by their wrds.Their frgiveness and supprt made him realize that the bnd f the team was mre precius than any medal.【高分句型二】（队友们原谅和支持）