Ⅳ. 读写题。(本题共分两节,满分15分)
第一节 阅读短文,根据语篇内容,在方框内的缩写文章中,填入与短文意思最符合的单词,每空一词(共6小题,每小题1分,满分6分)。
As the artist who designed the first zodiac(生肖) stamp in China, 99-year-old Huang Yongyu has created stamps for the Year of the Rabbit. The new stamps attracted many collectors waiting in long lines.
In the stamp series, the first stamp describes a blue rabbit with a pen and paper. It is writing New Year wishes to people everywhere. Lan Tu is the translation of “blue rabbit”. It sounds like the translation of “blueprint” in Chinese, which means a bright future and good luck in Chinese culture.
The second stamp is about three rabbits running after each other from head to tail. It shows a sense of energy. If you have a close look, you can see a Moon Rabbit pounding(捣碎) medicine in the background of the stamp. This also means the spreading of wishes for good health and happiness.
The rabbit is the fourth animal in the Chinese zodiac calendar and stands for beauty, peace and harvest(收获). Huang said he designed the stamps this way as an expression of joy and happiness.
Many people think that the blue rabbit doesn’t suit the Chinese New Year. However, others praise the creative style. Whatever your feelings are, the stamps show Huang’s childlike painting style. A sense of joy and happiness has always been at the heart of his works, which could also be seen in his other zodiac stamps.
That is Huang Yongyu. From his creations which are full of humor but also deep in meaning, people can sense his “forever young” attitude(态度). At the age of almost 100, Huang Yongyu is still passionate(热情的) about life. He never stops creating and showing new ideas in an easy and natural way in his works.
99-year-old artist Huang Yongyu has created two popular stamps for the Year of the Rabbit. The first one shows a blue rabbit who is holding a pen and paper to 1 New Year wishes. And it also means a bright future and good luck because the 2 of the translation of “blue rabbit” is similar to that of the word “blueprint” in Chinese. The second one shows three rabbits running after each other. Looking 3 , you can see a Moon Rabbit spreading wishes for good health and happiness in the background. Huang designed the stamps this way to 4 joy and happiness. His creations are not only humorous but also 5 . Although almost 100, with the “forever young” attitude, Huang never stops creating and showing new ideas 6 and naturally.
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第二节 阅读短文,根据语篇内容,回答3个问题(共3小题,每小题3分,满分9分)。
7. What does the first stamp describe in the stamp series?
8. What can you see in the background of the second stamp?
9. Does Huang Yongyu stop creating and showing new ideas?

1. write 2. sound 3. closely 4. express 5. meaningful 6. easily 7. It describes a blue rabbit with a pen and paper. 8. I can see a Moon Rabbit pounding medicine. 9. No,he doesn't.

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### Ⅳ. 读写题。（本题共分两节，满分15分）
#### 第一节 阅读短文，根据语篇内容，在方框内的缩写文章中，填入与短文意思最符合的单词，每空一词（共6小题，每小题1分，满分6分）。
作为设计了中国第一枚生肖邮票的艺术家，99岁的黄永玉创作了兔年邮票。新邮票吸引了许多排长队的收藏者。
在这套邮票中，第一枚邮票描绘了一只拿着笔和纸的蓝色兔子。它正在给世界各地的人们书写新年祝福。“蓝兔”是“蓝色兔子”的译法。它在中文里听起来和“蓝图”的译法很像，在中华文化中，“蓝图”意味着光明的未来和好运。
第二枚邮票是关于三只首尾相接、互相追逐的兔子。它展现出一种活力感。如果你仔细看，你会在邮票的背景中看到一只玉兔在捣药。这也意味着对健康和幸福的祝福的传递。
兔子是中国生肖纪年中的第四种动物，代表着美丽、和平和丰收。黄永玉说他这样设计邮票是为了表达喜悦和幸福。
很多人认为这只蓝色的兔子和中国新年不协调。然而，也有人称赞这种创意风格。不管你的感受如何，这些邮票都展现了黄永玉的童趣画风。一种喜悦和幸福的感觉一直是他作品的核心，这在他的其他生肖邮票中也能看到。
这就是黄永玉。从他那些充满幽默但又意义深刻的创作中，人们能感受到他“永远年轻”的态度。年近百岁的黄永玉仍然对生活充满热情。他从未停止创作，并且在作品中以轻松自然的方式展现新想法。
99岁的艺术家黄永玉为兔年创作了两枚受欢迎的邮票。第一枚邮票展示了一只拿着笔和纸来________新年祝福的蓝色兔子。而且它还意味着光明的未来和好运，因为“蓝色兔子”的译法的________和中文里“蓝图”这个词的译法很相似。第二枚邮票展示了三只互相追逐的兔子。仔细________看，你会在背景中看到一只玉兔在传递对健康和幸福的祝福。黄永玉这样设计邮票是为了________喜悦和幸福。他的创作不仅幽默，而且________。尽管年近百岁，带着“永远年轻”的态度，黄永玉从未停止创作，并且________且自然地展现新想法。
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#### 第二节 阅读短文，根据语篇内容，回答3个问题（共3小题，每小题3分，满分9分）。
7. 这套邮票中的第一枚邮票描绘了什么？__________
8. 你能在第二枚邮票的背景中看到什么？__________
9. 黄永玉停止创作和展现新想法了吗？__________