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Sunshine Art Museum Place: On the north side of King SquareArriving Here: Subway stations: Nelson Street (2-minute walk) Embankment (3-minute walk) Charing Cross (7-minute walk) Opening Hours: Mon.—Sat. 10 a.m.—4 p.m. Prices: Adults: $10/person Children under 12: Free Connect with us: Call 723-1182 for more information.
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| A.King Square | B.Nelson Street | C.Embankment | D.Charing Cross |
| A.This is a tea culture museum. | B.The museum is open at 9 a.m. |
| C.The museum is free for the public. | D.You can call the museum at 723-1182. |
| A.in East Garden | B.next to Dining Space |
| C.across from Lost & Found | D.between Ancient Arts and Modern Arts |
| A.a visitor guide | B.a shopping list | C.a street map | D.a travel diary |
Something caught my eyes when I was walking down the street. Two silver coins were shining in a melting (融化) snow bank, so I dug through the snow looking for more. Of course, I just ended up with really cold hands. I slipped the two coins into my pocket and went home, colder but richer. I began to think about how to spend the money …
Two days later, Mary and her little sister Susy were searching the snow banks. “Finders are keepers” was my first thought. I didn’t want to hand them out even though Susy was already crying. “I dropped them right here,” she said between tears. Her hands were cold and red for digging (挖) in the snow. “Maybe they slid down the street with the melting snow. Let’s dig over here,” Mary’s voice sounded confident.
“They’ll never know” was my second thought, and I walked past them. “Phil, have you seen two silver coins?” asked Mary. Susy looked up from digging. Her eyes were hopeful.
“Tell a lie” was my third thought. “As a matter of fact,” I hesitated (犹豫), “I dug two coins out of that snow bank just a few days ago. I wondered who might have lost them.” Susy hugged me with a big smile, “Oh, thank you, thank you.”
【小题1】How did Phil feel when he was going home after digging two silver coins?| A.Unhappy. | B.Excited. | C.Nervous. | D.Confident. |
| A.a—b—c—d | B.a—c—d—b | C.b—a—c—d | D.b—c—d—a |
| A.Susy and Mary | B.Mary and Phil | C.snow banks | D.two coins |
| A.Susy expected Phil to dig together. |
| B.Susy expected Phil to return the coins. |
| C.Susy hoped to dig out the lost coins. |
| D.Susy hoped to get some useful information. |

Li Ziqi, a Chinese internet star famous for sharing traditional skills, made her irst appearance at the 2025 CCTV Spring Festival Gala. Her performance became one of the most exciting moments of the show.
The gala started with Li Ziqi standing on the stage. When the camera focused on her, large butterfly wings made with Weifang kite and gold-weaving skills opened behind her. Robotic butterflies flew around her, creating a beautiful scene. This mix of modern technology and traditional art surprised the audience.
Li’s dress showed many traditional crafts. It used plant dyeing (coloring cloth with leaves), bamboo weaving (竹编), and Qiang embroidery (羌绣). The butterfly designs on her dress included Chengdu lacquer art and Yingshan silk flowers. In total, 13 different intangible cultural heritage (非物质文化遗产) (ICH) skills were used. “Every part of this dress tells a story from the past,” Li said.
As a “Sichuan ICH Ambassador,” Li’s performance taught young people about traditional arts. After the show, many viewers searched online to learn about these skills.“I never knew bamboo weaving could be so interesting!” wrote a teenage fan on social media.
Li Ziqi proved that old traditions can live in modern times. Her performance reminded everyone: cultural heritage is not just history—it is a treasure for the future.
【小题1】What were the butterfly wings made of?| A.Paper and paint. | B.Weifang kite and gold-weaving skills. |
| C.Silk and computers. | D.Bamboo and leaves. |
| A.made by hand | B.controlled by machines |
| C.painted with colors | D.very small in size |
| A.“The gala started with Li Ziqi standing on the stage.” |
| B.“I never knew bamboo weaving could be so interesting!” |
| C.“Robotic butterflies flew around her.” |
| D.“Every part of this dress tells a story from the past.” |
| A.How to Make a Traditional Dress |
| B.The History of Spring Festival Gala |
| C.Traditional Culture Meets Modern Times |
| D.Famous Internet Stars in China |
Daniel Grapain from Mexico has recently made a very special robot by using recycled materials.
After learning that his school was planning to hold an activity, the 15-year-old boy wasted no time getting ready for it. He recycled materials and used them to make a robot named Larry. In no time, he made the chest (胸部) of the robot by using a plastic jug and the head out of a mayonnaise container (蛋黄酱容器).
Fed with-confidence, the student successfully built Larry by putting together different circuits (线路). A cable (电缆) joined the different body parts together, including a small platform that allowed Larry to move a Grapain didn’t buy anything new to build Larry, not even the power source (电源) that brought the robot to life. “Everything is recycled, even the cap he wears,” the student shared during an interview with Maestro Marciano, a teacher in Oaxaca, Mexico, who shared Grapain’s experiences on social media.
In a video, Grapain used a remote control to make Larry move its arms and head. “Hello, I’m Larry,” the robot said, introducing itself. It went on to explain that Grapain was the one who made him.
After Larry’s amazing presentation, Grapain got congratulations for being creative. And he got an electronics kit (一套电子工具 ) as a prize. “________” Grapain said.
【小题1】The robot is special because ________| A.it shows high technology | B.it can protect the environment |
| C.it was made by a little boy | D.it is made of recycled materials |
| A.how Grapain made the robot | B.how Grapain felt after making the robot |
| C.why Grapain made the robot | D.what Grapain prepared to make the robot |
| A.encouragement | B.pronunciation | C.celebration | D.show |
| A.I’ll visit my physics teacher and say thanks to him. |
| B.I’ll put away the kit and never use it. |
| C.I’ll use the kit to continue making cool things. |
| D.I’ll sell the kit to buy my favorite toys. |
How do you usually decide where to go on vacation? Will you decide where to travel because of the local landmarks (地标)?
“Food tourism” means that people travel to new places to try the local food.
The survey also found that British people like to try new and different foods when they are travelling. Nearly half of people believe that they are more adventurous (大胆的) with what they eat when they are away from home.
| A.You can try the food in different ways. |
| B.After all, food tourism is for everyone. |
| C.Or do you choose where to go according to the food? |
| D.About the food, they have their favorite countries to go to. |
| E.Food is an important part of vacations for British people, too. |
A friend invited us to help serve dinner at Tent City. A number of tents were
I took my two boys with me. They were 9 and 5 at the time. They had a lot of questions because this whole thing challenged their
“Why don’t they have homes?”
“Why don’t they get food the way we do?”
We talked about the
After dinner, I saw my 9-year-old son sitting together with several old people and talking about
We should
| A.set up | B.picked up | C.brought up | D.turned up |
| A.great | B.clever | C.common | D.clear |
| A.cold | B.local | C.enough | D.expensive |
| A.results | B.dialogues | C.tasks | D.reasons |
| A.young | B.old | C.rich | D.poor |
| A.thankful | B.hopeless | C.sorry | D.well-known |
| A.shy | B.quiet | C.serious | D.lively |
| A.inventions | B.sports | C.bands | D.movies |
| A.touched | B.knocked | C.changed | D.managed |
| A.save | B.raise | C.follow | D.treat |