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If someone asked you about the meaning of illiteracy(文盲), you might first 1 people who cannot read or write. But that's just the tip of the iceberg. In a time when all people are using digital devices(电子设备), "digital literacy(数字素养)" is becoming just as 2 as reading and writing.
According to the website Digital Literacy, being digitally literate means that you are able to understand and use information online. 3, can you tell false information? Are you able to 4 useful information on the internet when you need it? Do you know how to tell photos that have been retouched, or how to write polite comments?
Some schools are now realizing the importance of equipping their students with these 5. Digital literacy is being taught in at least 24 states in the USA.
More schools 6 the world are teaching coding(编程) to their students, as this can also help to improve digital literacy. The UK has made coding a compulsory course for primary school students. In China, Beijing and Zhejiang have 7 it to their high school courses and schools in Shandong have included it in primary school textbooks.
8 students to be digitally literate doesn't mean that schools are trying to 9 every student into a computer scientist, just as studying music doesn't make everyone a concert pianist. Computer science teacher Clive Beale from the UK pointed this out in an interview with *The New York Times*. "But this is 10 these things work. And it's good for everyone to understand how these things work," Beale said.
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( )2. A. easy B. difficult C. complete D. important
( )3. A. For example B. Such as C. At first D. At last
( )4. A. find B. speak C. miss D. forget
( )5. A. skills B. information C. devices D. problems
( )6. A. from B. around C. over D. behind
( )7. A. stuck B. searched C. mixed D. added
( )8. A. Asking B. Telling C. Teaching D. Advising
( )9. A. turn B. run C. fall D. get
( )10. A. what B. when C. how D. why

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B(2025·盐城市鹿鸣路初中期末)
Have you heard about the reopening of Paris Notre Dame Cathedral(巴黎圣母院)?
After five long years of restoration(修复重建), the meaningful Paris Notre Dame Cathedral has reopened its doors to the public. The historic building, which suffered a terrible fire in 2019, has been brought back to life through the hard work of thousands of skilled workers and artists.
On December 8th, the Paris Notre Dame Cathedral welcomed visitors for the first time since the fire. The reopening was a big event, attended by world leaders and over 2,500 guests, including President of the United States Donald Trump, former America's first lady Jill Biden, Britain's Prince William, and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy.
People can now see the fixed arches(拱门), pretty windows, and a big organ(风琴). The church looks white and clean again, just like it used to be. Some parts outside still have work going on, but the inside is ready for everyone to visit.
The reopening is not just a reopening of a building; it's a reopening of a piece of French history and culture. The restoration work showed how strong and hard-working the French people are.
The reopening is a symbol of hope and a reminder(提醒) of the importance of preserving the cultural heritage(保护文化遗产) for future generations. It shows how countries can work together, as many countries, including China, supported the restoration.
( )1. 新考法 写作手法 How does the writer begin the passage?
A. By giving an example.
B. By asking a question.
C. By telling a story.
D. By listing numbers.
( )2. What can visitors see when they visit the Paris Notre Dame Cathedral now?
A. Fixed arches and clean walls.
B. All repaired organs.
C. Workers painting everywhere.
D. Broken old window parts.
( )3. What is the main idea of the passage?
A. French culture and history.
B. Restoration workers' hard work.
C. The Paris Notre Dame Cathedral's fire.
D. The reopening of the Paris Notre Dame Cathedral.

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