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F(2025·宿迁市泗洪县模拟)
There is a small room in the Manchester Art Gallery(曼彻斯特美术馆). There, visitors sit and spend about 15 minutes looking at three paintings 1.
This is a project of the Manchester Art Gallery. It 2.
The project encourages visitors 4.
The project runs 7.
Even in a museum without such a project, visitors can still enjoy the benefits. They can find a space with fewer people and sit with one work for 10 to 15 minutes. Breathe in and out slowly and look at the details of the artwork: the shapes, the 9.
There is a small room in the Manchester Art Gallery(曼彻斯特美术馆). There, visitors sit and spend about 15 minutes looking at three paintings 1.
on
the wall—and really see them.This is a project of the Manchester Art Gallery. It 2.
is designed
(design) to help visitors get back their lost attention in today's digitally driven(数字化驱动) world. Louise Thompson, the leader of 3. the
project, believes that museums or art galleries can do more than just store or display items.The project encourages visitors 4.
to give
(give) their full attention to items. This act of 5. taking
(take) notice is all about fully experiencing the present. It's called "mindfulness(正念)". Visitors just need to pay attention to what is in front of 6. them
(they).The project runs 7.
smoothly
(smooth). While looking through the works, visitors not only feel more relaxed 8. but
also see the beauty in things better. Otherwise, they will miss the chance to enjoy the works if they don't pay attention.Even in a museum without such a project, visitors can still enjoy the benefits. They can find a space with fewer people and sit with one work for 10 to 15 minutes. Breathe in and out slowly and look at the details of the artwork: the shapes, the 9.
colours
(colour) and the styles. They'll be 10. surprised
(surprise) at how they change.答案
1. on 2. is designed 3. the 4. to give 5. taking 6. them 7. smoothly 8. but 9. colours 10. surprised
G(2025·宿迁市宿城区模拟)
Time capsules(时间胶囊) are small collections of goods or information. They are stored in a place 1.
One of the 4.
8.
Time capsules(时间胶囊) are small collections of goods or information. They are stored in a place 1.
safely
(safe). They can be opened by people many years later, giving future people a view of life in the past. They may 2. include
(include) newspaper articles, popular music recordings and photos. Historians can use time capsules 3. to learn
(learn) more about societies in the past.One of the 4.
earliest
(early) time capsules was the Detroit(底特律) Century Box. On December 31,1900, the city picked several photos and letters to be placed in a box. The box 5. was locked
(lock) then. The things inside the capsule give us 6. a
chance to look at Detroit in the past. There were photos of people and places, as well as letters written by local people. Some of them even gave predictions about the future. One person predicted that Detroit would have a population of 4 million by 2000. 7. But
in fact, the city's population was about 951,000 that year.8.
Humans
(human) have even sent time capsules into space! The US sent two capsules into space in the Voyager spaceships 9. in
1977. They're called the Voyager Golden Records. They contain sounds and pictures that show the diversity of human life and culture. For example, they have music by classical composer Beethoven and pictures of plants, insects and landscapes(山水风景). The Voyager spaceships 10. have travelled
(travel) far away from our solar system since then. It is hoped that aliens might find the time capsules someday and learn about us.答案
1. safely 2. include 3. to learn 4. earliest 5. was locked 6. a 7. But 8. Humans 9. in 10. have travelled
