(B)
In China, many young people are starting to collect things that others throw away. From milktea cups to train tickets, they are keeping these small items as treasures. This habit is sometimes called "grandma-core" because it reminds them of what their grandparents used to do.
Many young people once wondered why their parents and grandparents kept so many things. But now, they find themselves doing the same. A common saying among them is: "First, we question our moms. Then, we understand our moms. Finally, we become our moms."
Luojiayi, a 20-year-old college student, is a perfect example. He loves milk tea and has collected many takeout bags from his favourite drinks. Some bags are reused as gift wrap, while others become craft projects or even trash bags. "Many students do this," he said. "Special bags with movie or game designs are especially popular at school."
However, keeping these items can be a problem, especially in small dorm rooms. Still, young people find creative ways to reuse them. Young people proudly share how they turn "trash" into useful things online. For example: A takeout bag becomes a pencil case. A coffee cup sleeve becomes a book cover. Thermal food packaging is reused as a lunch bag. Shoe boxes are not thrown away but are reused to store small things.
Another student, 19-year-old Lu Yunli, collects pretty packaging because she loves beautiful things. "Bringing a nice bag to class with my lunch makes me happy," she said. "These designs are getting more and more attractive."
For young people, saving isn't about being cheap—it's about being ▲. They spend money on things they love but avoid waste. By reusing and recycling, young people are creating a lifestyle that is both practical and creative.
( ) 5. What can we know from the underlined sentence in Paragraph 2?
A. Young people always keep the same habits as moms.
B. Young people never question their moms' habit.
C. Young people change from questioning to keeping things.
D. Young people think their moms' habit is always meaningless.
( ) 6. Why do young people collect things like milk tea cups?
A. To use them again. B. To sell them for money.
C. To help their grandparents. D. To share the same hobby with others.
( ) 7. Which of the following can be put in " ▲ "?
A. proud B. smart C. kind D. honest
( ) 8. How does the writer organize the article?
A. By comparing past and present habits.
B. By describing different age groups' opinions.
C. By listing problems and giving advice.
D. By showing examples and explaining reasons.

三、信息还原(10分)
In 2025, the Pritzker Prize was given to 68-year-old Liu Jiakun. The prize is architecture's highest prize. 1._______ Before him, Wang Shu won the honour in 2012.
Liu is famous for designing public spaces in cities. He always creates places for people to gather and enjoy nature. 2._______ This five-floor building was built in 2015. It features paths for walking and biking. Inside, there are spaces for culture, sports and business.
Liu spent much of his childhood exploring the hospital where his mother worked as a doctor. He loved climbing onto rooftops to see the city's mix of traditional homes and tall modern buildings around. 3._______
As an architect, Liu doesn't want a strong personal style. 4._______ So, he pays more attention to understanding each place and its needs. 5._______ In this way, he balances China's traditional architecture with modern technology.
Liu believes that cities should be places for people, not just buildings.
A. Liu Jiakun is the second Chinese citizen to win the prize.
B. Architects all hope to fit high-teach into designing of city.
C. These early experiences shaped his interest in architecture.
D. Instead, he hopes his work can fit the local conditions.
E. However, he spends much time studying famous Western buildings.
F. He also takes the best parts of tradition and shows them in a modern way.
G. One of his best-known projects is the West Village Yard in Chengdu.