四、词汇运用(9分)
1. The room is (漂亮地) decorated. Who's the designer?
2. Lu Xun's (著作) have deeply influenced many people.
3. According to the (专家), we shouldn't eat more than 5 grams of salt every day.
4. The little girl didn't know what to say, so she just sat (安静) in the corner.
5. Mr Lu takes (自豪) in his work and is sure to win an award.
6. The singer a at the end of the show, giving the audience a big surprise.
7. The teenager girl must be under great p as her parents are strict with her.
8. He had changed a great d and I hardly recognized him at the first sight.
9. This ancient Chinese c looks like a tree and it means wood.

五、从方框中选择适当的单词或短语，在横线上填入其正确形式。每个单词或短语仅用一次（5分）
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Have you heard of a painting named Dwelling in the Fuchun Mountains (《富春山居图》)? The painting 1. the Yuan Dynasty and is seen as one of the greatest pieces in Chinese art history. It was painted by Huang Gongwang. He first made a rough drawing (草图) in one go. Then he added parts to it day by day to improve the painting. He created the great work for 2. instead of money.
Natural views are 3. this great painting. The painting takes us on an amazing journey in the mountains. If we look 4. , we can see lively details in it.
However, in around 1650, the work was badly burned and broken into two pieces. The two parts were 5. for over 300 years before being shown together.

六、短文填空（10分）
Have you ever looked at a simple drawing and felt something deep inside? That's the magic that Feng Zikai could create. Many people are familiar 1. his warm works. They show the joys and sadness of life and are full of 2. (imagine).
Feng was born into a wealthy family in 1898. But he didn't enjoy the traditional studies his father valued. 3. , he loved art from an early age. He even used dyes to colour pictures in his father's books. Then Feng became 4. (know) as the "Little Artist" in his town. A teacher encouraged him to sketch (速写) from real life, not just to trace (临摹) pictures.
After graduation, Feng hoped to have further training. In 1921, he went to Tokyo to study modern art. There Feng was 5. (influence) by many famous artists. He returned to China with fresh ideas about his ink paintings. Back home, he joined a group of writers and artists. His drawings soon 6. (appear) in popular magazines, making art available (可接触到的) to everyone. His works developed into 7. unique type of Chinese cartoons, which people named manhua.
Feng said teaching children was simple—"Just 8. (let) them stay as children and never lose heart. That's 9. (exact) what I want to do." His paintings and thoughtful ideas have 10. (inspire) lots of people up to now.

七、阅读短文，回答问题（10分）
The news that an AI painting won the first prize at a state art fair shocked many people.
Can machines truly create art? This question causes debate（辩论）on AI art, which refers to art created with the help of artificial intelligence. Let's see how AI creates a picture and different views about the use of AI in art.

The process takes only seconds. No paintbrush touches canvas(画布). No human hand moves.
The Opponents’ Views
Some artists argue that AI doesn’t have feelings. “Art comes from life experience,” says Liu Wei, a painter from Chengdu. “My sadness, my joy, my memories—they go into my work. AI has none of these.”
The Supporters’ Views
Others see AI as a new tool, like photography or digital software. Musician Zhang Yue uses AI in her works. “It handles（处理）boring technical work,” she explains. “This frees me to focus on melody（旋律）and emotion.” They believe AI can bring new ideas and creativity to art.
Finding Balance
Schools are now discussing new rules. Should works created with the help of AI be graded in the same way as traditional works? How much human effort makes art “real”? These questions have no clear answers now. Perhaps the future belongs to those who can master both human creativity and the power of AI.
1. What is “AI art”?

2. How long does it take AI to create a picture?

3. Why doesn’t Liu Wei think AI can create “real” art?

4. What does Zhang Yue use AI to do?

5. What’s your opinion on using AI in art? Why do you think so?