选择题（4道，20分）

What is the main difference between Qi and Zheng in military strategy?

A. Qi focuses on direct confrontation, while Zheng relies on secrecy and surprise.

B. Zheng means meeting the enemy head-on, while Qi involves surprise attacks and ambushes.

C. Qi emphasizes moral teachings, while Zheng deals with artistic expression.

D. Both Qi and Zheng refer to ordinary daily behaviors in warfare.

语法填空（1篇，10分）

阅读下面短文，在空白处填入一个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。

A Russian student studying in China has won widespread admiration after rescuing an elderly woman from drowning during a graduation trip.

Shakhnaz, (1) ________ recent graduate from Huzhou University in Zhejiang province, (2) ________ (visit) the ancient city of Shaoxing, Zhejiang province, when she saw an elderly woman fall into a river. Without (3) ________ (hesitate), the recent graduate rushed forward and jumped into the water, holding onto the struggling woman and reassuring her in Chinese: “Relax! Don’t be afraid. I’m here.” (4) ________ the help of local residents on the riverbank, the elderly woman was successfully brought to safety.

The rescue, (5) ________ (capture) by a nearby surveillance (监控) camera, quickly spread online. Netizens (6) ________ (flood) social media with praise for Shakhnaz’s courage, calling her a hero.

Locals have also expressed (7) ________ (they) gratitude. A fruit vendor (8) ________ recognized Shakhnaz during her visit to a market refused to take her money, (9) ________ (thank) Shakhnaz for her bravery.

Despite the widespread attention, Shakhnaz remains humble. “I’m very happy,” she said, “but (10) ________ (honest), it was just a very ordinary thing.”

完形填空（1篇，30分）

I was 18 years old. It was time to spread my wings, to set out on my own, and to get my own (1) ________.

So, this particular art show was more fun than most. I looked around with my most (2) ________ eyes to choose the right piece to place in the new apartment I was going to (3) ________.

Many of the pieces I saw were beautiful, but far too (4) ________ for someone with more dreams than money. However, one picture in a booth caught my eye. It was a bright yellow sun in a faded red (5) ________ — fairly abstract, more like a cartoon than art. A name, Billy Williams, was scrawled (潦草地写) in the bottom left (6) ________.

As I stepped back a little to study it further, a fellow in a (7) ________ was trying to get my attention. “Like it?” I thought I heard him ask. The booth was crowded and very noisy, so I moved closer. “I li - ke ... to...paint,” he said (8) ________ and softly. “Really?” I asked, (9) ________ many other paintings in his booth. “I like your paintings very much,” I continued. “How do you (10) ________ so many things to paint?” “It’s...easy,” he stumbled, “Any - one...can do...it. All...you...have...to...do...is get...an idea in...your head, decide...what you...want to...do, and... (11) ________ it.”

I closely examined the awkward-looking young man. He might never (12) ________ his physical challenges or stop (13) ________ to get the words out, but still learned to deal with them. Suddenly it (14) ________ — doing what I want to do is (15) ________ a matter of getting an idea, deciding what I want the outcome to look like, and making it happen.

1. A. job    B. goal    C. dream    D. place    

2. A. critical    B. impatient    C. uneasy    D. nervous    

3. A. build    B. rent    C. paint    D. sell    

4. A. large    B. common    C. expensive    D. popular    

5. A. room    B. frame    C. studio    D. wall    

6. A. corner    B. page    C. edition    D. list    

7. A. bed    B. car    C. bench    D. wheelchair    

8. A. quickly    B. slowly    C. proudly    D. impatiently    

9. A. ignoring    B. admitting    C. forgetting    D. noticing    

10. A. come up with    B. keep up with    C. catch up with    D. put up with    

11. A. imagine    B. discuss    C. do    D. change    

12. A. accept    B. understand    C. recognize    D. overcome    

13. A. hesitating    B. struggling    C. forgetting    D. refusing    

14. A. clicked    B. got    C. won    D. worked    

15. A. narrowly    B. hardly    C. simply    D. nearly    

阅读理解（4篇，40分）

Airports are places of rules. Security is important, and people have to do as they’re told. But an airport in New Zealand has announced a new rule that you may not have seen anywhere else in the world.

Dunedin Airport has put up signs that limit how long people can hug when they're dropping off friends or family at the airport. The signs say: “Max hug time 3 minutes.” Below a picture of two people hugging, the signs add: “For fonder farewells (深情告别) please use the car park.” That means, if you need to spend a lot of time saying goodbye and hugging, you shouldn’t use the drop-off area — go to the parking area instead. The idea is to make sure that cars keep moving through the drop-off area, and that people don't slow things down with extra-long hugs!

The airport’s CEO, Dan De Bono, said that some people have been taking too long to say goodbye, adding, “There’s no space left for others.” He also joked that there won’t actually be any “hug police” timing how long people hug, but the signs are there to encourage people not to spend too long hugging.

On social media, not everyone was happy with the new signs. “You can’t put a time limit on hugs!” wrote one person. However, others said it was a good idea that should be used in other airports — and even at schools.

(1) What is the new rule announced by Dunedin Airport?

A. Hugging is not permitted in the drop-off area.

B. People must park their cars in the appointed area.

C. Hugging in the drop-off area is limited to 3 minutes.

D. Only family members can hug in the drop-off area.

(2) Why did the airport make such a rule?

A. To ensure the drop-off area runs efficiently.

B. To encourage more people to use the car park.

C. To prevent people from staying in the airport for too long.

D. To avoid conflicts between people waiting to hug.

(3) What can be inferred about Dan De Bono’s attitude to the rule?

A. He hopes people will follow it voluntarily.

B. He believes the “hug police” are necessary.

C. He thinks the rule is unnecessary but people have to follow it.

D. He is strict and will punish those who break it.

(4) What is the public’s reaction to the new rule?

A. All people support it and suggest using it elsewhere.

B. Most people are against it and think it’s unreasonable.

C. People don’t care about it at all.

D. Some are unhappy while others consider it a good idea.

(5) What is the main idea of the passage?

A. How airports around the world manage the drop-off areas.

B. A new rule limiting hug time at Dunedin Airport and related responses.

C. The debate on whether rules should control people's emotions.

D. Why people should not spend too much time hugging in public.

出题范围：“中华思想文化术语”单选题题目均选自《一百词理解中国智慧》，其他题目紧扣国家高中阶段英语课程标准，无出题范围。

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5.系统会实时统计切屏行为：切换2次将收到警告，超过5次则视为作弊并取消成绩。

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