2025年外研版英语中考时文阅读之完形填空篇（含答案）

2025年最新中考时文阅读之完形填空篇（含答案） Passage 1 China's New Rules for Food Labels To protect consumers, China has introduced strict rules about food panies can no longer use (1) words like" zero additives" or" clean label" without proof. Now, they must (2) exactly how much of each ingredient their products contain. For example, if a mooncake claims (宣称) to have" bird's nest" (an expensive ingredient), the label must show the (3) amount of bird's nest inside. The rules also ban misleading terms. A 2020 survey found that over 70% of Chinese consumers try to (4) food additives, but many products misuse this trend with false claims. The new standard, created by China's health and market regulators, includes a two-year transition period. After this,companies (5) the rules may face fines or even lose their business licenses. In serious cases, people could go to(6) . " Zero" marketing has become popular. For instance, drinks labeled"0 sugar" might still use artificial sweeteners (人工甜味剂) , and" no added sugar" juice still contains(7) sugar from fruit. Experts warn these labels can be confusing.A food safety expert said:"‘No additives’ only (8) none were added during production. It doesn’t mean the final product is additive-free. " On social media, the policy received over 28 million views. Many supported it, saying it stops false advertising.However, some worry about production (9) . In March, 12 out of 13" zero additive" soy sauce brands were found to contain small amounts of cadmium(镉), a (10) metal. One brand, " Qianhe 0, " explained its"0" was part of its trademark(商标) , not an ingredient claim. 1. A. vague B. harmful C. scientific 2. A. treat B. list C. hide 3. A. lowest B. sudden C. exact 4. A. copy B. follow C. avoid 5. A. making B. breaking C. tricking 6. A. factory B. jail C. hospitals 7. A. natural B. delicious C. helpful 8. A. means B. increases C. stands 9. A. taste B. prices C. safety 10. A. useful B. rare C. harmful Passage 2 Be careful about AI-Powered Robocalls This year’s 315 GALA(晚会) warned us of a serious problem: Companies are using AI tools to make robocalls. These AI callers speak 1. and sound very human. They even change what they say based on how people respond. These robots work around the clock. They can make up to100,000 calls a day. Companies use“virtual numbers” to make such robocalls. These 2. often start with 16 or 17. They don't require a SIM card and are therefore 3. for the police to track(追踪) . The companies also use technology to make these calls look local. This makes people more likely to 4. the call. The AI-powered robocall is just one example of deepfakes(深度伪装) . The technology uses fake (假的) voices or images to trick people into 5. personal information or money. During this year's“Two Sessions(两会),” Xiaomi CEO Lei Jun also voiced his concerns(担心) about this problem. A recent CCTV report showed that some companies secretly 6. user data from apps like Douyin. They use AI to gat ... ...