1 . 阅读下面对话，从方框内7个选项中选择5个恰当的句子完成此对话。
A: John, what’s wrong with you? Are you OK?
B:     1    
A: I’m sorry to hear that. Is it serious?
B: Yes, a little.     2    
A: No, it doesn’t sound like a fever.     3    
B: I played computer games all weekend.
A:     4     You need to take breaks away from the computer.
B: Yeah, I sat in the same way for too long without moving.
A:     5     If your neck still hurts tomorrow, then go to a doctor.
B: OK! Thanks, Mary.

A．That’s probably why.

B．She got an X-ray.

C．What did you do on the weekend?

D．What should I do?

E．I think you should lie down and rest.

F．I can’t move my neck and it hurts.

G．Should I take my temperature?

2 . The luckiest student can get ________ special gift once a year in our school.

A．a

B．an

C．the

D．/

3 . We should learn to look after ourselves when our parents are busy with work. (改为同义句)
We should learn to _________ _________ ourselves when our parents are busy with work.

4 . If you go to a formal western dinner party, don’t speak ________ but speak quietly and smile a lot.

A．loudly

B．especially

C．healthily

D．greatly

5 . Mark Zuckerberg wears a pink coat and walks the runway (时装秀伸展台). Former US president Donald Trump falls over while getting arrested (逮捕). These pictures have recently gone viral (疯传的) online. They have one thing in common—they are fake, but look like they are real.

AI tools like Midjourney and DALL-E can create such pictures. However, AI tools are not perfect. News outlets (媒体) gave some ways on telling fake pictures.

One way is to look at hands. AI often draws human hands wrongly. Sometimes the number of fingers is wrong, and sometimes the shape looks strange. The photos AI uses to learn often show hands in different gestures (姿势), so it isn’t sure what a “hand” really looks like.

We can also pay attention to the details. For example, people in an AI-made image may miss an earring or a part of their glasses. If there’s text in an image such as a poster (海报), the text is usually unreadable.

AI is also terrible at dealing with the background. If there’s a crowd in the image, people’s faces in the corner are usually blurry (模糊的) or they don’t have a face at all!

According to Boom, a website that fights against misinformation, people should slow down on clicking the reposting (转发) button: “Stop, find the source (来源), find trusted coverage (报道), rather than let our first impressions lead us.”

1. What do we know about the pictures in Paragraph 1?

A．They were taken by AI tools.	B．They were created by AI tools.
C．They look like fake pictures.	D．They were drawn by someone online.

2. How can we tell if a picture is created by AI?
①Look at the people’s gestures.              ②Look into details.
③Check the background.              ④Look at the main characters’ faces.

A．①②

B．①③

C．②③

D．②④

3. According to Boom, what should people do?

A．Think twice before spreading information.	B．Trust our first impressions.
C．Fight against spreading information.	D．Read texts and click buttons slowly.

4. What is the passage mainly about?

A．Fighting against misinformation.	B．Websites with trusted news coverage.
C．Pictures made by AI and their features.	D．Fake pictures created by people.

6 . —Excuse me, could you tell me ________?
—From Monday to Friday.

A．when do you wear your school uniforms

B．when you wear your school uniforms

C．why do you wear your school uniforms

D．why you wear your school uniforms

9 . —Who will go to the station to meet Lorry?
—I will. I ________ her several times.

A．met

B．have met

C．will meet

D．meet