2023年浙江省台州市中考模拟英语试卷 （附答案）

《2023年浙江省台州市中考模拟英语试卷 （附答案）》由会员上传分享，免费在线阅读，更多相关内容在教育资源-天天文库。

2023
ḕὃ⚪᪥:ὃஹPaca'slifechangedthedayshewatchedTVforthefirsttime.ItwasarockconcertandPacawas]notbythemusic,butbythesingers9longhair.“Oh!Whatlongandpretty2!Iwantsomethinglikethat,somethingthatshowsI'm3ButPacawas4afrog☘.Shedidn'tevenknowthatfrogsdon'thavehair.Shethoughtthatherhairwouldgrowifshe5.Hervoicedidn'tworkwithrockmusic,operaorpop,6shecarriedonperformingeverywhereshewent.Shewenttotownsandcities,totheseaandmountains,intostreetsandgardens...7onedayshegaveaconcertinahairdresserWhilePacawassinging,withoutanyoneknowingthattherewasafrogthere,thehairdresserwas8acustomer'shair.AlargepieceofhairfellontoPaca'shead,andseeing9withsomuchhair,shethoughtthatherdreamwasfinallycomingtrue.Inherexcitement,shesangsoloudlythatshe10Fredo,thehairdresser^cat.Seeingthepileᚮofmovinghair,thecatcaughther,mistakingherfora11.BecauseFredodidn'tlikethecoldtouchandsmoothfeelofPaca'sskinhe12herassoonaspossible.So,inthatwayPacalearnedthat13afrogalsohaditsgoodside.Fromthatmomenton,Pacastudiedallthe14asafrog."It'simportanttoacceptyourselfasyouare,“shesaid.ThenPacastartedaschool15frogs,wheretheycangetagoodeducationandenjoythegrowth.1.A.boredB.fascinatedC.movedD.disappointed2.A.clothesB.musicC.scenesD.hair3.A.helpfulB.specialC.honestD.thankful4.A.onceBalmostC.onlyD.never5.A.gaveconcertsB.practicedjumpingC.gotenoughsleepD.atemorefood6.A.soB.butC.orD.and7.A.untilB.unlessC.ifD.because8.A.washingB.tidyingC.coloringD.cutting9.A.myselfB.himselfC.herselfD.themselves10.A.wokeupB.playedwithC.ranafterD.thoughtof

111.A.frogB.dogC.mouseD.cat12.A.killedB.caughtC.ateD.freed13.A.havingB.beingC.catchingD.visiting14.A.advantagesB.difficultiesC.unhappinessD.secrets15.A.asB.forC.aboutD.fromஹ▅ᓫ⌱Can'tfindanyplaceonEarthforyournextholiday?Luckyfbryou,aCaliforniancompanyisgoingtoofferyouachancetotakeavacationinspacebybuildingahotelinorbit⍝.TheOrbitalAssemblyCorporationplanstobuildVoyagerStation,aspacehotelthatincludesroomsfbrtourists,in2026,andopenitin2027.Itwillbeabletocarryupto400people.Thespacehotelwillbeshapedlikealargewheel,with24spacepodsaroundtheoutsideofthe200-meter-widestructure᪀".Eachpodis24meterslongand12meterswide.Thepodswillbeusedforrestaurants,bars,gyms,roomsfortourists,laboratoriesfbrresearchandsoon.Thecompanysaysthatsomepodswillevenbeprivatehomesthatpeoplecanbuy."Finally,goingtospacewilljustbeanotherchoicefbrpeople'svacation,justlikegoingonacruise#$…,orgoingtoDisneyWorld,saidTimAlatorre,seniorarchitect'()
ofthespacehotel.Hesaidthatthespacehotelmayevenincludeaconcerthallandamovietheater.Thecompanysaysthatthespacehotelwillhavegravity*+thatisaboutone-sixthasstrongasEarth's.Thelowgravitymeanspeoplecandothingslikejumphigher,liftheavierthingsandenjoysportssuchasbasketballinanewway.16.Whichistrueaboutthespacehotel?A.Ithasalreadybeenopened.B.Ithas24spacepodsandcancarryupto200people.C.Eachpodis24meterswideand12meterslong.

2D.Itspodsmayevenbeownedbypeopleastheirprivatehomes.17.Ifamanweighs60kilogramsonEarth,howheavywillhebeinthespacehotel?A.5kilograms.B.10kilograms.C.100kilograms.D.360kilograms.18.TimAlatorrethinksitwillbeforcommonpeopletovisitthespacehotel.A.possibleB.dangerousC.tiringD.hopelessBlindBoxPetsCrazeBlindboxtoyshavebecomeverypopularrecentlyinChina.Formanyyoungpeople,notknowingwhatisinsidetheboxuntiltheyopenitaddsmoresurpriseandfuntotheirbuyingexperience.Moreandmorecompaniesstartsellingtheirgoodsinblindboxes,suchasstationery,booksandevenflights.However,someofthemhavereallygonetoofar.OnMay3,160littledogsandcatswerefoundinsideavan,-./atadeliverystation0⌴23inChengdu.Likeothergoods,theywerepackedinboxestobesenttodifferentplacesthroughthepost.AccordingtotheChengduAizhijiaAnimalRescueCenter,whenvolunteersfoundthoseanimals,fourofthemweredeadandmanyweresick.Allofthemwereunderthreemonthsold.Infact,thesaleofblindboxpetsisnothingnew.OnTaobaoandPinduoduo,someliveanimalswerebeingsoldforpricesaslowas9.9yuan.Lotsofanimalsonsalediedontheirwaytotheirbuyersorwithinweeksafterarriving.Asarulesetbythosepetshops,buyerscannotreturnwhatevertheygetbecausethatishowblindboxeswork.Soifthebuyergetsadeadcatinthepost,that'sbadluck!Thedeliverycompany,ZTO450⌴hassaidsorryonWeiboforcollectingliveanimalsfromsellersfbrdelivery,yetpublicangerisnotcoolingdown.Peoplearecallingforanendtothecrazysaleofblindboxpets.Statemedia6"alsoasksbuyersandsellersofsuchblindboxestohave“morekindnessandmorerespect7*fbr19.Whydopeopleliketobuyblindboxes?A.Itcansavepeople'smoney.B.Itcanhelppeoplegetbettergoods.C.Itcanhelppeoplegetgoodsmorequickly.D.Itcanmaketheirbuyingexperiencemoreexciting.20.Whatcanthebuyersdoiftheygetadeadpet?A.Theycancallthepolicetopunishtheseller.B.Theycan'tdoanythingbutshout“Badluck”.

3C.TheycanreturnitthroughZTOwithinsevendays.D.TheycanasktheChineseanimal-rescuegroupforhelp.21.InParagraph3andParagraph4,thewritermainlywantstotellusthat.A.somesellersarenotresponsibleandit'stoocruelB.thepriceofsomeliveanimals,9.9yuan,istoolowC.petshopsshouldchangetheruleofreturningthingsD.petswhichcanbesoldshouldbemorethan3monthsold22.Whatisthewritingpurposeofthepassage?A.Tocooldownthepublicanger.B.Tostopthesaleofblindboxpets.C.Tocallonmorerespectforwildanimals.D.Toaskthedeliverycompaniesnottobreakthelaw.ManypeopleinVeniceknewwhoAntonioRossiwas.Likehisfather,Antoniowasaverytalentedglassblower.Hemademanybeautifulglassproducts.Antonio'sdaughterClaralikedherfather'sworkshop.Shelovedtolookatallofthebeautifulandcolorfulproductshecreated.Oneday,shewalkedintotheworkshopandherfatherwasthere,standingbesidetwoglassvases89.“Doyoulikethem,Clara?^^heaskedproudly.havemadethemforMr.Lombardi,thegreatwriterhereinVenice.^^“They'rebeautiful,Father.^^Clarasaid.“ImustgoandgetMr.Lombardi,saidherfather.Then,helefttheworkshop.Claralookedatthevases.Besidethemwasanote.Clarareadthenoteandsmiled.Assheturned,shebumpedthevases.“No!"Shetriedtocatchthem,butitwastoolate.Theyfelltothegroundandbrokeintomanypieces.Onlytheroundbases:;atthebottomwerenotbroken,44WhatwillItellFather?”ItwasthenthatshesawMr.Lombardi'snoteasshelookedthroughtheglass.Theletterswere...BIG!Clarapickeduptheotherbaseandlookedthroughit.Itworked,too!Thewordslookedbigger!

4Clarathoughtquickly.Shefoundawire<=>andcarefullywrapped?@itaroundthetwoglasspiecesapairofglasseswasmadeinsuchaway.AsClarafinished,Mr.Lombardiandherfatherwalkedin.“Nowletmeshowyouthe...”Clara'sfatherstopped,andstaredatthebrokenvasesonthefloor,“Oh,Clara!”'Tmsosorry,Father,4€Clarasaidinalowvoice.Mr.Lombardilookedatthetwopiecesofglassinawireframe᪾BinClara'shand.“Whatdoyouhavethere?^^heasked.“Imadeitfromthebrokenpiece,“saidClara."Lookthroughthem."Sheheldupthenoteforhimtosee.Mr.Lombardi'seyesopenedwide.“Thewords!They'rebig!”HelookedatClara'sfather,fctMywifecan'treadmybooksbecauseofhereyes.Thiswillbemygifttoher!Itwillbethegreatestgiftever!^^Clara'sfathersmiled."Idon'tknowhowyoudidit,Clara,hesaid,butyoumadesomethingveryuseful.Claradidmakesomethingveryuseful.Sheinventedeyeglasses!23.Whichisthebestsentencetobeputintheblank""inParagraph7?A.Shedidn'tdoanythingbutranaway.B.Shemadetwonewvasesasquicklyasshecould.C.ShebegantosweepthefloortoavoidFather'spunishment.D.Sheheldthepieceinfrontofherasbigwettearsfelldownherface.24.HowdidClarafeelwhenshefoundtheletterswerebigger?A.Nervous.B.Proud.C.Surprised.D.Disappointed.25.Whatdoestheunderlinedword"bumped"probablymean?A.Hitsomethingbyaccident.B.Kickedsomethingaway.C.Threwsomethingtoanotherplace.D.Knockedtomakeasound.26.Whichisthebesttitle᪗⚪ofthispassage?A.ATalentedGlassblowerB.HowtoMakeEyeglassesC.AnAccidentalInventionD.AGirlWhoNeverGaveUp□Dr.NateLewispatientlyaddsachemicaltoamachineinhislaboratory.ThechemicalsmellsalittlebitlikerottenEFḄfish.WewouldknowthatbecausewehaveournosestoidentifyHII
it,Dr,Lewis,however,wondersifhismachinecansmellthechemical,too.

5Themachineisactuallyanelectronicnose.Youmightwonderwhyanyonewouldwanttobuildanelectronicnose.Afterall,ifyouwanttosmellsomething,youcanjustbreatheinthroughyourownnose.Forexample,ifscommonforsomeonetosmellabottleofmilktocheckifithasgonebad.Butimagineifapersonhadtosmellthethousandsofbottlesofmilkthatfarmsproduceeveryday-allthatmilkwouldgobadlongbeforethetestingwasdone!Thefoodindustryuseselectronicnoseseverydaytotestthefoodsfbrfreshness.□Therearemillionsofdifferentsmellsintheworld.Howcanournosetellthedifferencebetweenallthesesmells?ScientistsknowtherearecellsJKinournosesthatactassmelldetectorsLMᘤ.TheythinkthatacertainpatternofcellsrespondsOPtoeverysmell.Ournosecreatesafingerprintforeachsmellusingthispattern.OurbrainunderstandsalltheodorQᕡfingerprints,Dr.Lewis'selectronicnoseismodeledafterthehumannosetodetectodorfingerprints.JThebiggestdifference,however,betweenhumannosesandtheelectronicnosesthathavebeenbuiltsofaristhebrain.Weneedourbrainstoexplaineachsmellwemeet.Buttheelectronicnosecanonlyidentifythechemicalmakeupofasmellwhileourbraincandecidewhethersomethingyournosesmellsisgoodorbad."Adoesn'tknowwhichsmellsitlikesandwhichisterriblebecauseitcan'tthink,"explainsDr.Lewis.HDr.Lewisisworkingonhowtomaketheelectronicnosegetsmarter.Maybesomedayfridgeswithelectronicnoseswilltellyouwhenfoodhasgonebad,oryourlockerroomwillusethemtoremindyoutowashyoursportsclothes.Therearemanypossibleusesfbramachinetotaketheplaceofthehumannose.Everydayscientistsaregettingclosertobuildingamoreperfectelectronicnose.27.WhatcanweinferSTfromtheunderlinedsentence"allthatmilkwouldgobadlongbeforethetestingwasdone"inParagraph2?A.It'snecessarytoinventanelectronicnose.B.ThetestmachineusuallymakesthemilkgobadC.Wedon'tneedtotestthesmellofthemilkeveryday.D.Ittakeselectronicnosesalongtimetotestthesmell.28.WhatcanweknowaboutDr.Lewis'selectronicnose?A.Itmustworktogetherwithhumannoses.B.Itismodeledafterotherelectronicnoses.

6C.Itsworkingprocessissimilartohumannoses'.D.Itcannotidentifytherottenfoodatall.29.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“it"inParagraph4refertoᢣVWA.Thebrain.B.Thesmell.C.Thehumannose.D.Theelectronicnose.30.Whichofthefollowingstatementmightthewriteragreewith?A.Electronicnoseswillhelpuswashclothes.B.Electronicnoseswilldisappearsoonerorlater.C.Electronicnoseswillbewidelyusedinourdailylife.D.Electronicnoseswillcompletelytaketheplaceofhumannosestoidentifythesmell.Xஹ▅ᓛZ▅[☢ᐵ^“ᳮឋbᱥ”Ḅeᦻ┐hᦻ4Ḅijk⚪lᓫm[☢A—EḄijnoᡈqr4stuPḄ⌱⚗wxyhP஺Moneymakestheworldgoaround,yetthebestthingsinlifearefree.Apennysavedisapennymade,butyougetwhatyoupayfor.Youprobablyhaveyourownideasaboutspendingmoney.Nowisagreattimetolearnhowtospendmoneywisely.Whenyouareconsideringbuyingsomethingyouwant,runthroughthischecklistfirst.Willyouneeditforlong?31Areyousureyouwillstillbuyitaweeklater?32Howsoonwillyoupayforit?33Arethereanyotherwaystomakethemoney?34Canyougetitcheaper?35Ifthesesuggestionsworkwell,theycansaveyoualotofmoneyandyou'llbeareallysmartshopper.Yourlifewillbecomerichereventhoughyouhavelessmoney.A.Afterdecidingtobuysomething,itisnecessaryforyoutolookforlessexpensivewaystobuyit;searchforwhatyouwantontheinternetorinshopsandfleamarkets{|}~
.Sometimesyoucanfindthesamethingatamuchlowerprice.B.Benfoundhereallywantedatoyship,butitcost$50.Hehad$22inhispocketandgets$1.50aweektospend.Hismotherhelpedhimworkouthowmanyweekshewould

7needtosavetogettheship:19.C.Seeinga$25about159yuan
gumball□✏ᳫmachine.Benwantedit.Butafterthinkingaboutit,hedecidedthatitwouldbeexcitingonlyforadayortwo."Besides,ifsnotpossibleformetochewthatmuchgum,“hesaidwisely.D.Ifthethingpassesthe“really-wanting-it”test,trytowaitfbraweektoseehowstrongthedesire
is.Thisstrategyworksfbrgrown-ups,too!E.Benagreedtowashthedownstairswindowsatadollareach.Sohegot$10fbrhimselfandbrightsunlightfbrthewholefamily.ஹ⌱ᵨ᪾4ᡠᓫḄ〉-஺▲ᵨ஺winsleeptwicewarnratherthan36.Tokeephealthy,themandecidestoexerciseaday.37.Thespeechwassoboringthatsomeofthemfelt.38.Themotheroftenherchildnottoswimintheriversalone.39.It'sraininghardoutside,soIwouldstayathomegoout.40.OntheeveningofFebruary,2022,theChinesewomen'sfootballteamtheWomen'sAsianCup3-2againstSouthKorea.iஹeᦻ▅[☢eᦻᯠ᪷ᑁᡠᑏtᓫḄ¡-஺MadeJanurYasafromBaliloveshishometown.Heturnshislovefbrhishometownintoagreatproject.BaliisabeautifulislandinIndonesia,and41ᙢḄpeoplemainlymakemoneyfromtourism.ButwhenCOVID-19camealong,alotofpeoplebeganto42£ᜫtheirjobs,andmanyhadtomove43O¥ᜐtotheirhomevillages.Withmorepeoplereturningtothevillages,moretrashwascreated.What'sworse,thosepeoplewhowereoutofworkwerealsofeeling44⛭¨Ḅ.BornandraisedinBali,Yasawantedtodosomethingtohelp.Sohestartedaprojectwherevillagerscouldexchangeplasticfor45ᜧª.Bydoingthis,hehopedtohelppeopleinhiscommunitygetthroughthehardtimeswhilesolvingtheproblemofplastic

846«¬.InMay,2020,hehostedthefirstplasticexchangeeventinhisvillage.Itwasasuccess,andquickly47®toothervillagesacrossBali.Yasasaidhisprojecthashelpedfeedthousandsoffamiliesandcollectedover50048ᔴofplasticinBali.Yasa'sprojecthas49ᦋEtheattitudesofthepeopleinBali.4tNow,peoplethinkthat50ᨵ²Ḅplasticwastemustbecollectedandthenexchanged.Therearcevenpeoplecollectingplasticonthestreetseveryday,^^saidoneislander.³ஹ´▅[☢eᦻᙠ¶ᜐᐭj〉Ḅᡈᐭ4ᡠᓫḄ¡-஺DisabledpeoplewhoclimbaskyscraperInJanuary,LaiChi-waiusedaropetopullhimselfupover820feet250meters
alongthesideofaskyscraperinHongKong.MrLaiisadisableperson51can'tmovehislegs.Hewasstrappedintohiswheelchairasheclimbed.Before2011,MrLaiwasoneof52good
rockclimbersintheworld.Heranked᣸the53eight
intheworld,andhadreceivedmanyprizes.Healsotaught54other
howtoclimb.Thatended10yearsago,whenMrLaimet55caraccident.Itlefthimparalyzed¹ºḄfromthewaistdown.Hewasunabletomovehislegs.Sincethen,hehasneededtouseawheelchair56get
around.However,MrLaicouldn'tgetoverhisloveofclimbing.Hecameup57awaytoclimbagain.Hebeganworkingasaclimbingteacheroncemore.In2016,MrLaiclimbeda495-metremountaininHongKong."WhileI58climb
,IforgotthatIwasadisabledperson.IcouldstilldreamandIcouldstill59successful
doanythingIlikeddoing,“hesaid."Usually,disabledpeople60think
asbeingweak.Ihopemyclimbwillsendadifferentmessage.Ifadisabledpersoncanshine,“hesaid,"theycanatthesametimebringaboutchances,hopeandlight.^^»ஹᩞᧇ¾ᦻ61.¿ÀÁÂXÃÄÅÆÇÈ᪥ḄÉÊᡲÌÍᙠ4ὃÎÏjᨴÑÒᙠÓÉÄÔ஺ÑÕÖ⍝Ä×ḄÒ´Áᔲ¡^ÁᙠÙÚÛÜÝÞßàá᪷âoḄᑁãᵨÙOÞtäḄ'åæᳮᵫᳮᵫèéÏ3஺ᦪ80-100ÞoëᜮítÕîᐭïᦪ஺

9Topic:ShouldIcontinueattendingtheschooleveningself-studyclass?Hello!TmLiMing,astudentofGradeNine.Theentranceexamsarecominginabouttwomonths.Togetbettergrades,IplannottoattendtheschooleveningselfNstudyclassanymore.Iprefertostudyathome.Iwonderwhethermyideaisproper.Couldyougivemesomeadvice?LiMingManythanks!Iunderstandhowyoufeel.Hereismyadvice.

10Æὃðᫀ:1.B2.D3.B4.C5.A6.B7.A8.D9.C10.A11.C12.D13.B14.A15.Bூq᪆௃ூᑖ᪆௃öᦻ÷øÈ☘ùᓱûÈ~᤯ýþÿᖛ
⌕ᜮ᝛ᑮᜐᖛᨬᖛᑮᳮḄᢕ஺ᵫ☘"Ḅ#$%&᝛'஺()☘"*ᓱ,-ᑮ⌕./012ᩭḄ᪵5஺1.6,7(89᤯;<=
*ᓱ>?ᨵ<=ᡠᔾCD#EḄᡠᔾC஺boredFGḄHfascinatedḼJḄHmoved$KḄHdisappointedᜫMḄ஺᪷O“butbythesingers,longhair”P“Whatlongandpretty...!”QRJS#Ḅᜮᦑ⌱B஺2.6,7WXYZḄᜮ[\clothes⊟^Hmusic<=Hscenes9_Hhairᜮ஺᪷O"butbythesingers5longhair”QR☘"`a#ḄᜮbYZᦑ⌱D஺3.cᫀe1⚓ᐳ12⚓

116,7ᡃ⌕᪵ḄijklmᡃᱯoḄij஺helpfulᨵpqḄHspecialᱯoḄHhonestrsḄHthankful$tḄ஺᪷O“Iwantsomethinglikethat,somethingthatshowsFm...”QR᝛⌕ᜮklm᝛bᱯo஺ᦑ⌱B஺4.6,7*ᓱu8u☘"஺oncevwHalmostxyHonlyzzHnever{஺᪷O“Shedidn'tevenknowthatfrogsdon'thavehair.”QR᝛zz8u☘"|}R⍝☘"ᜮ஺ᦑ⌱C஺5.6,7᝛`a᝞᝛<=
᝛Ḅᜮ
ᩭ஺gaveconcerts<=
HpracticedjumpingHgotenoughsleepṑḨᐙHatemorefoodᔛWḄᱥ஺᪷O"shecarriedonperformingeverywhereshewent”QR᝛ᑮᜐ<=
஺ᦑ⌱A஺6.6,7᝛Ḅ<᤯;=ஹᒓᡈ<=Fᑮ᝛
⊤஺soᡠ¡HbutHorᡈὅHand>£஺᪷O"Hervoicedidn'tworkwithrockmusic,operaorpop...shccarriedonperforming”QR¤6¥ᢚᐵ¨ᵨbut஺ᦑ⌱B஺7.6,7ªᑮᨵ8ᜩ᝛ᙠ8ᳮ89<=
஺untilªᑮHunless◀¯;if᝞Hbecause±a஺᪷O“Shewenttotownsandcities...onedayshegaveaconcertinahairdresser's.”QR᝛ᑮᜐ<=
ªᑮᨵ8ᜩᑮ8ᳮᵨuntilC²³´µ¶{6஺ᦑ⌱A஺8.6,7*ᓱᖛḄ³᎛?ᨵ¸R⍝ᨵ8u☘"ᳮ¹ºᙠ»8¼½¾ᳮ஺washing¿Htidying᦮ᳮHcoloringÁ⁐HcuttingÃ஺᪷O“thehairdresserwas...acustomer'shair.”QRᳮ¹ᙠÃᜮ஺ᦑ⌱D஺9.6,78ᜧÅᜮÆᙠ*ᓱḄᜮÁÇᑮ01ᨵ(ÈWᜮ᝛ÉÊ01ḄËÌsÍ஺myselfᡃ01HhimselfÎ01Hherself᝛01HthemselvesÎE01஺᪷O“shethoughtcᫀe2⚓ᐳ12⚓

12thatherdrcamwasfinallycomingtrue”QR*ᓱÇᑮ᝛01ᜮÁᨵᜮ஺ᦑ⌱C஺10.6,7ᙠᐶÐÑ᝛ᖛÊ᝞Òᜧ¡}ᔻ⏨ᳮ¹ḄÕÖW஺wokeupᖔ⏨HplayedwithP...ÙÚHranafterÛ⌲HthoughtofÝ஺᪷O"shesangsoloudlythatshe...Frcdo,thehairdresser'scat.“QR᝛ᜧᖛ&ᳮḄᔻ⏨஺ᦑ⌱Ao11.6,7ÇᑮᚮßKḄᜮᢕ᝛à¡a᝛8uὁâ஺fi*og☘"HdogãHmouseὁâ;cat஺᪷O"thecatcaughther,mistakingherfbra…''QR¡a᝛ὁâᢕ᝛஺ᦑ⌱C஺12.6,7±aÕÖW*ᓱåæPᐝèḄéê%bëì'᝛஺killedᩔîHcaughtᢕHateᔛHfreedì'஺᪷O"BecauseFredodidn9tlikethecoldtouchandsmoothfeelofPaca'sskinïéð”QR☘"*ᓱéêḄ$É%&᝛'஺ᦑ⌱D஺13.6,7±Ò*ᓱòó(ôõö÷ᑮøa8u☘"ùᨵúḄ8☢஺havingᨵHbeingHcatchingᢕHvisitingüý஺᪷O“...afi'ogalsohaditsgoodside.”QR*ᓱ,-ᑮþ8u☘"ùᨵúᜐbeingafrog“
☘”஺ᦑ⌱B஺14.
ᓱẆ☘Ḅᡠᨵ஺advantagesdifficultiesunhappinesssecrets!"஺᪷$“...afi*ogalsohaditsgoodside.”%&'(᝛*Ẇ☘Ḅ஺ᦑ⌱A஺15.ᯠ(ᓱ,-
ᡠ☘.᪥ᙠ1☘%23ᑮ56Ḅᦟ89:ᡂ<஺as=>fbr>aboutᐵAfrom஺᪷$”...wheretheycangetagoodeducationandenjoythegrowth.”%&B>☘CD.᪥஺ᦑ⌱B஺16.D17.B18.AEᫀG3⚓ᐳ12⚓

13ூK᪆௃ூNO௃PᦻR⌕TUVWXY
Z[\]ᑜᙠ2026_C⌼
abc⏀eḄfg஺16.h⁚ᳮᑁl⚪஺᪷$"Thecompanysaysthatsomepodswillevenbeprivatehomesthatpeoplecanbuy."%&nḄo‧qr%sᡂ>tuḄvtwx⊤z{|஺ᦑ⌱D஺17.h⁚ᳮK⚪஺᪷$“Thecompanysaysthatthespacehotelwillhavegravity}~thatisaboutonesixthasstrongasEarth's."%&bc⏀eḄ}~ᜧBᙢᳫ}~Ḅᑖ'
஺%&ᙠᙢᳫ60ᓟḄtᙠbc⏀e1Ḅ}B10ᓟ஺ᦑ⌱Bo18.ᳮᑨ⚪஺᪷$"Finally,goingtospacewilljustbeanotherchoiceforpeople'svacation,justlikegoingonacruise…orgoingtoDisneyWorld”%&bcBtuᎷḄ
⌱*ᡈ஺%&TimAlatorre¡>¢£tᨵ%s¤¥bc⏀e஺ᦑ⌱A஺19.D20.B21.A22.BூK᪆௃ூNO௃PᦻR⌕TU¦§¨ᱥª஺19.h⁚ᳮK⚪஺᪷$ᦻ«G
¬Ḅ"Formanyyoungpeople,notknowingwhatisinsidetheboxuntiltheyopenitaddsmoresurpriseandfuntotheirbuyingexperience”%&¦§%2®¯uḄ°ᱥ±²³´tᐶ¶ᦑ⌱D஺20.h⁚ᳮK⚪஺᪷$ᦻ«᎔ᦪG¹¬Ḅ"Asarulesetbythosepetshops,buyerscannotreturnwhatevertheygetbecausethatishowblindboxeswork.Soifthebuyergetsadeadcatinthepost,that'sbadhick”%&᝞»¼Z3ᑮ
½¨ᱥ¯u¾¿ÀsÁ“᎔◭ᦑ⌱EᫀG4⚓ᐳ12⚓

14Bo21.RÄᜧ⚪஺£Åᦻ«GƬÇGȬḄᑁÉ%&=ὅR⌕ËÌÍᡃuᨵÏᓬZÑÒÓbÔÕᦑ⌱A஺22.RÄᜧ⚪஺᪷$ᦻ«ᨬ(
¬“Thedelivery.......kindnessandmorerespect×}forlife^^nJ&ØÙᦻ«Ḅᑏ=ÛḄBÜᔙÞß├ᦧ¨ᱥᦑ⌱B஺23.D24.C25.A26.CூK᪆௃ூNO௃PᦻR⌕âzClaraã᱄åḄæçᡭéᏔᯠëìíîḄᦑf஺23.ᳮᑨ⚪஺᪷$ïᦻ“ItwasthenthatshesawMr.Lombardi'snoteasshelookedthroughtheglass.Theletterswere…BIG!”%&Ø1ðᙠñ᝛òóôᴻöᑮLombardiᐜøḄùᩩ஺ûüýᜧþ%ÿ
ḄᴻᱏᡠᑮᜧD⚗“᝛ᙽᱏᙠ☢"ᜧ⚩ᜧ⚩Ḅ$%&᝛ḄῊ()*஺”-ᔠ/᛻஺ᦑ⌱D஺24.3ᳮᑨ6⚪஺᪷9"Clarapickeduptheotherbaseandlookedthroughit.Itworked,too!Thewordslookedbigger!”:;Clara<=>?@AB஺CDEᵨGHᩭJᜧG:36KLClaraMNHJᜧO᝛PQRST஺ᦑ⌱C஺25.UVWX⚪஺᪷9“Assheturned,shebumpedthevases.'No!'Shetriedtocatchthem,butitwastoolate.Theyfelltothegroundandbrokeintomanypieces.”:;᝛YZ[\]ᑮ஺᝛_`ᢕbCcdeOfg஺ὶi"jk:WXKlᑜnᓫU“bumped”Ḅpqe“rps]“tHitsomethingbyaccidentuV஺ᦑ⌱Ao26.᪗⚪wx⚪஺᪷9"Claradidmakesomethingveryuseful.Sheinventedeyeglasses”:;Lᦻz{ᫀ}5⚓ᐳ12⚓

15⌕Clara᱄ḄᡭᏔᯠMḄᦑ஺ᦑ⌱C஺27.A28.C29.D30.Cூ᪆௃ூ/௃ᦻ⌕ᵯ஺27.3ᳮᑨ6⚪஺᪷9ᦻz}Ḅ“Butimagineifapersonhadtosmellthethousandsofbottlesofmilkthatfarmsproduceeveryday—allthatmilkwouldgobadlongbeforethetestingwasdone”:;Z᝘◤⌕ḄO£¤¥ᨵ§⌕M=>ᵯᦑ⌱A஺28.B⁚ᳮ⚪஺᪷9ᦻz}©Ḅ“Ourbrainunderstandsalltheodorfingerprints,Dr.Lewis'selectronicnoseismodeledafterthehumannosetodetectodorfingerprints”:;Dr.LewisḄᵯḄEZª«¬Ḅᦑ⌱C஺29.3ᳮᑨ6⚪஺᪷9ᦻz}®Ḅ“Buttheelectronicnosecanonlyidentifythechemicalmakeupofasmellwhileourbraincandecidewhethersomethingyournosesmellsisgoodorbad.“Itdoesn'tknowwhichsmellsitlikesandwhichisterriblebecauseitcan'tthink,"explainsDr.Lewis”:;ᵯ¯°±²³ᕡḄᓄ¶ᡂᑖ¹ᡃcḄᜧᾯ:¼½¾ᑮḄ¿ÀÁ“CÃ;⍝CÅÆÇȳᕡÇȳᕡRÉÊeCÃËqὃᡠ“it”ᢣÎḄ“ᵯ”ᦑ⌱D஺30.3ᳮᑨ6⚪஺᪷9ᦻz}ÏḄ“Dr.Lewisisworkingonhowtomaketheelectronicnosegetsmarter.Maybesomedayfridgeswithelectronicnoseswilltellyouwhenfoodhasgonebad,oryourlockerroomwillusethemtoremindyoutowashyoursportsclothes”:;Eὅ:°ËupᵯÑÒÓᵨᡃcḄÔÕÖ×ᦑ⌱C஺31.C32.D{ᫀ}6⚓ᐳ12⚓

1633.B34.E35.Aூ᪆௃ூ/௃ᦻ=ØÙ᎝ᳮឋÜᱥḄÞᦻ஺31.᪷9"Willyouneeditfbrlong”:;ßᜐtᱥáḄâᵨO¥ᨵᐵḄᑁåC⌱⚗“ᑮ=>25æᐗèéᔠ159ᐗêḄë✏íᳫïᘤñ⌕C஺dòZqὃj󼽯Ëôᐶö=÷ᜩ஺“᜜ᡃÃ:°úûüë✏í“óýᙢÿ''
ᦑ⌱C஺32.᪷"Areyousureyouwillstillbuyitaweeklater”Ḅᕜᔲ◤⌕D⌱⚗“᝞!"#“$%&⌕'''Ḅ())Ḽ+ᕜ,,&⌕'Ḅ-.ᨵ012஺3ᶍ5〉ᵨ8ᡂ:;<”
ᦑ⌱D஺33.᪷"Howsoonwillyoupayforit”Ḅ>?Ḅ@AB⌱⚗“BenBCD$ḄE&⌕⁂GᐹJ'ḄKL50Mᐗ஺DOPQᨵ22MᐗRᕜS1.50Mᐗ஺DḄTUVDWXYD◤⌕ᥰ0[ᕜ\]^ᑮ⁂`19ᕜ஺”
ᦑ⌱B஺34.᪷"Arethereanyotherwaystomakethemoney”ḄabḄcdE⌱⚗“BenefR;MᐗḄKLghijḄkᡝ஺ᡠDnopᑮ#$10,rᐰtuᩭ#ᐝx”
ᦑ⌱E஺35.᪷"Canyougetitcheaper”ḄyKzA⌱⚗“ᙠ|}~ᨵ⌕Ḅcᩭz'ᙠὶᡈᖪ~&⌕Ḅ஺ᨵ@~yḄKLᑮe᪵Ḅ''
ᦑ⌱A஺36.twice37.sleepy38.warns39.ratherthanᫀ7⚓ᐳ12⚓

1740.wonூ
᪆௃36.f`#ᢝᏉD|}Rᜩ¢£¤¥஺᪷“exercise...aday.”ᜓ⌱§¨ᜐᢣRᜩ¢£¤¥ᐸ¬ᦻ⊤¯twiceaday஺ᦑ°twice஺37.f`±²³´µ#D¶·Ḅ¸;¹ᑮºᎢ஺¼½ᨵ¾¿§“felt”ᐸ◤ÀÁ§Ã⊤Ä᪷“Thespeechwassobering”±²E´µᡠD¶¹ᑮºᎢ஺ᜓ⌱§sleep“ṑÆ”ÇᔠÄ᛻ᐸÁ§Ásleepy“ºᎢḄ"஺ᦑ°sleepy஺38.f`ËTUÌÍÎÏ᝛ḄÑÒÓ⌕ÔnᙠÕQÖ×஺᪷"nottoswimintheriversalone.”ᜓ⌱§¨ᜐᢣÎÏÑÒÓ⌕ᙠÕQÖ×஺Ø}ÙÄwarnsb.nottodosth.“ÎÏÚ;Ó⌕ÛÚÜ”ÝÄ“ThemotheÞß;àᓫᦪãÄ¿§ᵨß;àᓫᦪwarns஺ᦑ°warns஺39.f`᜜☢æjpEᜧᡠᡃéêëᙠtQ5ÓêYì஺Ø}ÙÄwouldratherdosth.ratherthandosth.”éêÛ....îÓêÛ.....ᦑ°ratherthano40.
:2022:2ᨴḄð·ñ᝕ó32ᡊõöñ÷p#᝕Òøùú஺᪷“...theWomen'sAsianCup3-2againstSouthKorea.”ᜓ⌱§¨ᜐᢣ÷pûü஺win”÷p”¿§ý᪷"OntheeveningofFebruary,2022,”¨ᜐ@᝱ÿ
winḄ
won“”஺ᦑwon஺41.local42.lose43.back44.hungry45.rice46.pollution47.spread48.tonsᫀ8⚓ᐳ12⚓

1849.changed50.hannfiilூ᪆௃ூ௃ᦻ⌕!ᚗ#$⚪Yasaᙠ'()ᔖ+,-“ᛛᧇᣚᜧ2”Ḅ⚗4567ᜧᡂ9஺41.:;<)ᔖ+=ᓺ?@ABCḄ+DEᙢG⌕☠IJKL஺local“EᙢḄ”MN=OPQR⛲ᐸUVQ“people”஺ᦑlocal஺42.:;

19ᧇ஺ton“ᔴ

2054.<ᦟ>?᝞AᥤC஺᪷*“Healsotaught…howtoclimb.”34<ᦟ>?ᥤDother“>Ḅ“otherpeople=others“>?"஺ᦑotherso55.10FGᑗI/JKLMNᐜPQ⍗KSἪ஺᪷*"MrLaimet…caraccident.”34⊤2“VSἪ”WᜐᵨYZ[⊤\ᢣcar^__`aᜮḄᓫ஺ᦑa஺56.deMfg◤⌕ᙶj᫹lᜐmn஺oZpqusesth.todosth.“ᵨrᱥtru”vᜐ⊤2“ᵨj᫹lᜐmnᦑtoget஺57.wxKyz{ᥤCḄ|}஺comeupwith"1xwx"஺ᦑwith஺58.LᡃᙠḄM᎛ᡃKᡃy?஺whileḄMd$Mdᵨ$Mwas/weredoing,“I"benᵨwas஺ᦑwasclimbingo59.ᡃᯠ3wᡃᯠ3ᡂᙢtAᡃtḄu஺⛲n“do”successfulḄsuccessfully“ᡂᙢ”஺ᦑsuccessfully)>60.?¡¢£ὅ஺“disabledpeople”¥“think”nᐵ§/ᔠ“Usually”34vᜐ⌕ᵨ¨ᙠMḄn᝱am/is/are+done,ᦪbenᵨare,thinkḄ$ᑖthought஺ᦑarethoughto61.«ὃᦻ:Iunderstandhowyoufeel.Hereismyadvice.Idon'tthinkit'sagoodideatostudyathomeintheevening.Oneofthemainreasonsisthatyoucan'tgetanyimmediatehelpfromyourteachersorclassmateswhenyouhaveproblemswithschoolwork.Also,you'llfindnofriendstoplayorchatwithduringthebreaktime.Afterall,torelaxyourselfisimportantaswellbeforetheentranceexams.Thereisanotheradvantageofattendingtheeveningself-studyclass.Whenyouarebeinglazy,youmightbeencouragedbythehard-workingspiritfromyourclassmates.Soyou'dbetternotchangeyourlearningplace.7ᫀ11⚓ᐳ12⚓

21ூ
᪆௃ூ
௃1.⚪±²³´ᦻµᩞᧇ¸ᦻ஺¹º»¼½ᙠḄ¾⚪1x¿ÀḄÁ}஺2.ᑏ¸ᢣ´ᦻÃᵨ¨ᙠM?ÄÅ?Ä¢஺ᑖ¢ÆÇÈÇaᜮÉÊxËÅÇg»¼Ḅ¾⚪1xÌÍḄÎÏ஺ᑏ¸MÐᢝÒÓឋtᑮÖ}×᪗Ù┯Û஺7ᫀ12⚓ᐳ12⚓