五、根据短文内容，从方框中选择合适的单词或短语填空，使短文内容完整正确。
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Yang Chen works for a computer company in Beijing. He enjoys his work, but it is not easy for him to relax after work. One day when he saw many toy dogs in a toy shop, he had an idea. “Why not 1. them myself?” Then he began to make model planes, model ships and other things. DIY brings him lots of fun and makes his life 2. .
DIY may take much time, but some people 3. doing it. They enjoy it because it is not only fun, 4. doesn't cost much.
DIY is not a modern thing in China. It was a way of life in the 1960s. There were not enough living things for people to live on at that time, and they had to do many things 5. .

1. make 2. colourful 3. have fun 4. but
5. by themselves

六、（核心素养·文化意识）任务型阅读。
阅读下面短文，从短文后的选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有一项为多余选项。
从明代宫廷到现代工坊的蓝色传奇
Have you ever noticed Jingtailan in your daily life or seen it in a museum? 1. It is famous for its beautiful deep blue colour, which often serves as the background. It became especially popular during the rule of Emperor Jingtai in the Ming dynasty, which is how it got its name—“Jingtailan”.
The process of making Jingtailan is quite complex. 2. First, artists create a metal base, usually made of copper. Then, they carefully bend thin metal wires to form beautiful patterns on the surface. After that, they fill the spaces between the wires with colourful mineral powders. Finally, the piece goes through a high-temperature firing process. These special techniques might seem far away from our modern lives.
3. Two young artists, Li Jinglong and Guan Dian, accidentally fell in love with this traditional art form. They wanted to share its beauty with more people. 4. In their workshop, visitors can try making their own small Jingtailan pieces. Chang Yunqi, a regular visitor, says, “The thin metal lines remind me of pencil drawings, but working with them is more challenging and interesting.”
The workshop has become popular among many people. 5. Li Jinglong explains, “We have many guests like Chang who visit every week. For them, it’s not just about creating art—it’s also a peaceful break from their busy routines.” Through such workshops, this ancient Chinese art form is finding new fans among younger generations.
A. Usually, making Jingtailan involves many steps.
B. So they opened a workshop called Handcraft Addicted.
C. This cultural experience is now enjoyed by more and more people.
D. Jingtailan is a traditional handcraft with colourful designs on metal.
E. In the past, emperors and their families liked Jingtailan pieces a lot.
F. However, in a workshop in Beijing, you can experience the process.

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