安徽省黃山市2025屆高三畢業班質量檢測（二模）英語試題注意事項：1.答卷前，考生務必將自己的姓名、準考證號填寫在答題卡上。2.回答選擇題時，選出每小題答案后，用鉛筆把答題卡上對應題目的答案標號涂黑。如需改動，用橡皮擦干凈后，再選涂其他答案標號。回答非選擇題時，將答案寫在答題卡上，寫在本試卷上無效。第一部分聽力(共兩節，滿分30分)第一節(共5小題；每小題1.5分，滿分7.5分)聽下面5段對話。每段對話后有一個小題，從題中所給的A、B、C三個選項中選出最佳選項。聽完每段對話后，你都有10秒鐘的時間來回答有關小題和閱讀下一小題。每段對話僅讀一遍。例:Howmuchistheshirt?A.￡19.15.B.:9.18.C.:99.15.答案是C。1.Howdoesthemansuggestgoingtothecinema?A.Bytaxi.B.Bybus.C.Onfoot.2.Wherewilltheyhavedinnertonight?A.Athome.B.AtBrown's.C.AtDanny's.3.Whatcausedtheman'saccident?A.Hewasdrunkdriving.B.Hewasdrivingfast.C.Hedidn'tseethegirl.4.Whatarethespeakerstalkingabout?A.Whatthey'lldothisweekend.B.Wherethemanborrowedthebook.C.Whenthewomancangetherbookback.5.Whatistherentfortheapartmentamonthnow?A.$500.B.$1,000.C.$2,000.第二節(共15小題;每小題1.5分,滿分22.5分)聽下面5段對話或獨白。每段對話或獨白后有幾個小題，從題中所給的A、B、C三個選項中選出最佳選項。聽每段對話或獨白前，你將有時間閱讀各個小題，每小題5秒鐘；聽完后，各小題將給出5秒鐘的作答時間。每段對話或獨白讀兩遍。聽第6段材料，回答第6、7題。6.Whatistheprobablerelationshipbetweenthespeakers?A.Managerandstaff.B.Fellowworkers.C.Husbandandwife.7.Whatisthewoman'sadvicefortheman?A.Complaintothemanager.B.Callroomserviceagain.C.Changethehotel.聽第7段材料，回答第8、9題。8.Howdoesthemanfeelabouttheinterview?A.Excited.B.Surprised.C.Disappointed.9.Whatwillthewomandofortheman?A.Recommendhimtothemanager.B.Arrangeforaninterview.C.Guaranteehimthejob.聽第8段材料，回答第10至12題。10.Howdidthewomangethersmartphone?A.Sheboughtitonline.B.Sheboughtitdowntown.C.Shereceiveditasagift.11.WhatisthefunctionofFeedly?A.Tohelpusersstayorganized.B.Tohelpusersreadnews.C.Tohelpusersstudy.12.Whatwillthemandonext?A.Recommendmoreapps.B.Teachhowtousetheapps.C.Showhowtofindtheapps.聽第9段材料，回答第13至16題。13.WhatdidthemandoinTheSouthseaTimes?A.Aneditor.B.Areporter.C.Atrainee.14.HowmanypositionsdidthemanholdinTheSouthernMail?A.Two.B.Three.C.Four.15.Whatdidthemanthinkofhisexperienceasanewsproducer?A.Unchallenging.B.Unforgettable.C.Unpleasant.16.Whodoesthemanworkfornow?A.RadioWales.B.BristolCouncil.C.HatherfieldHerald.聽第10段材料，回答第17至20題。17.Howlongdidittaketoconstructthemuseum?A.About4years.B.About5years.C.About6years.18.Whatisthesizeofthemuseum'sexhibitionhalls?A.6,000m2.B.30,000m2.C.60,000m2.19.Wherearethelarge-sizedartworksdisplayed?A.Inthewesthall.B.Intheroundhall.C.Intheeasthall.20.Whencanvisitorsgotothemuseum?A.At10:00amonMonday.B.At9:00amonTuesday.C.At4:00pmonWednesday.第二部分閱讀(共兩節，滿分50分)第一節(共15小題;每小題2.5分,滿分37.5分)閱讀下列短文，從每題所給的A、B、C、D四個選項中選出最佳選項。ATheUpdatesonStreamingThesedays,ifyoudon'tstream,itfeelsanawfullotasifyou'reswimmingagainstthestream.Streamingismorestraightforwardthanever.IfyouhaveanewerTV,allyouhavetodoisselectoneofthebuilt-inappsandsignuptostartwatching.Besidesgivingyoumoretowatch,cuttingthecable(有線電視)couldsaveyoumoney.Here'stherundownonthemajorservicesandthebigshowsandmoviestheyoffer.NetflixThegranddaddyofstreamingbuiltadynastyonfantasticshowswithestablishedfanbases,likeFriendsandGrey'sAnatomy.ThenNetflixwentallinonaward-winningandfan-favoriteoriginalslikeHouseofCardsetc.Price:$6.99/monthwithads;$15.49/monthad-free.HuluOncelittlemorethanNetflix'sunder-study,Huluiscomingfortopnamesince2019.Asagiant,itnowoffersbasicsubscriptionsincludingoriginalHulushowslikeTheBearetc.,aswellassomepopularfilms.Price:$7.99/monthwithads;$17.99/monthad-free.MaxMax'spredecessor(前身),HBOGo,wasmorealibrarytoshelvepastseasonsofitshitssuchasGameofThronesandTheSopranos.Butnow,it'snolongerHB-Only.ViewerscangothroughDiscoverytitleslikeHouseHuntersandfeaturefilmssuchasDune,andDon'tWorryDarling.Price:$9.99/monthwithads;$15.99/monthad-free.AppleTV+Apple'sistheonlymajorservicewithexclusivelyoriginalprogrammingandnoads.Thatmeansnooldshows,onlythenewcutting-edgeseriesandfilmsproducedbyAppleStudios.Price:$9.99/month.21.Whatcanaviewergetfromstreaming?A.Afreecable.B.Tipsonswimmingskills.C.Built-inapps.D.Easieraccesstohitmovies.22.Whichofthefollowingispossiblytheearlieststreamingprovider?A.Netflix.B.Hulu.C.Max.D.AppleTV+.23.Howmuchshouldauserpayatleastforaservicewithoutadsfortwomonths?A.$13.98.B.$17.99.C.$19.98.D.$31.98.BIcan'trememberhowmanytimesI'vebeenasked,“Ifyoucouldhaveasuperpower,whatwoulditbe?”Myanswerwouldalwaysbethesame:I'dwanttheabilitytoknowwhatpeoplearethinking.Absolutely,flyingandinvisibilityhadcrossedmymind.Buteverytime,I'dalwayssettleonperceivingpeople'sthoughts.Asacuriousperson,I'malwayswonderingwhatisgoingthroughsomeone'shead.AndwhatifIsomehowhadthesuperpowerI'dalwayswanted,likeHalStewartinMegamind,andwasabletohearpeople'sinnervoice?Inafriendgroup,Iusuallytakeabackseatinconversations,watchingeveryoneelseinteractingandoccasionallycontributingmyopinion.Seeinghowpeoplecommunicatewitheachothermakesmewonderwhatisreallygoingonintheirheads.Whetherweadmititornot,wealwayskeepsomethoughtstoourselves.It'shumannature,afterall.Yetourtendencytohidecertainfeelingsandunintentionallyjudgeotherskeepsmeonedge.It'swhatmakesmewanttoknowwhatpeoplearethinking.I'mconstantlyafraidofwhatpeoplethinkofme.DoIlookbad?DidIdosomethingwrong?Thesethoughtsoftenconsumemeandmakemeoverthink.Ioverthinkpeople'sreactions,movementsandevenwords.IoverthinkpastconversationsIhad,wonderingwhatIcouldhavesaidinsteadtomakemesoundlessstupidormoregenuine.Ultimately,I'vecometorealizethatitshouldn'treallymatterwhatotherpeoplethink.WhileknowingwhatpeoplethinkofmemaysettleanydoubtsIhaveaboutmyselforarelationship,it'sanoverwhelmingly(壓倒性地)exhaustingabilitytohave.Indeed,it'snotworthwastingtime,energyandemotionsworryingaboutwhetheryouappearcooltosomeone.Youonlyhavesomuchcontroloverthat.Focusonwhatyoucancontrol,butdon'toverthink.AttheendofMegamind,Halrealizesallhis“superpowers”madehimthevillain(壞蛋).Theyconsumedhim;havingthepowerswasn'tworthitintheend.Soletgo.Becauseintheend,doesitreallymatterwhatotherpeoplethink?Nosuperpoweris100percentworthit.24.Whatspecialabilitywastheauthoreagertopossess?A.Flyingintheairfreely.B.Beingmadeinvisible.C.Controllingothers'thoughts.D.Readingpeople'sminds.25.Howdoestheauthordescribehimselfinasocialcircle?A.Hedominatesconversations.B.Heisarelativelyreservedone.C.Heconsistentlyshareshisopinions.D.Heismoreofatalkerthanalistener.26.Whatistheauthor'sfinalrealizationaboutthesuperpower?A.Itdoesn'tappearcoolatall.B.Itcan'tsettleanydoubtsabouthimself.C.Itcanbetime-consumingandstressful.D.Itmakeshimoverthinkpositivethings.27.Whatcanbethebesttitleforthetext?A.LetGoofTheseThoughtsB.ThePursuitofSuperpowerC.KeepYourThoughtstoYourselfD.TheBurdenofSuperpowerCFirsttheycamefortheeggs.Thenthefetacheese,cottagecheeseandcucumbers.Insomecountries,theseingredients(食材)wereevenoutofstock:Icelandexperiencedashortageofcucumbers,andfetabrieflydisappearedfromgrocery-storeshelves.Thereasonforthemasspurchases?Enthusiastsofonlinecookingwereeagertorecreateviralvideosinwhicheachoftheseingredientsstarred.Fewtopicsareasappetizingtonetizensascooking,especiallyovertheholidays.Foodisthefourth-mostpopularsubjectontheinternet,upfrom17thplacein2009,accordingtoGWI,aconsumer-researchfirm.Theabundanceofonline-foodcontentsnotonlycausesoccasionalingredientshortageswhenavideogoesviral.Itisalsomakingcookingmoregregarious.Ineatingbroadcastvideos,streamerscanpigoutfoodinfrontofacameraandfieldlivecommentsfromviewersandgiveinstantfeedbacks.Theinternethasbroughtpeoplewithoutnotablerestaurantsorcookbookstochefstardom.Forexample,around21millionpeoplesubscribetotheYouTubeofNickDiGiovanni,a28-year-old,Harvard-educatedfoodpersonality,aboutthesamenumberassubscribetothatofGordonRamsay,afamousBritishchef.Thefactthatsocialmediahavecausedinterestinfoodtoriseasfastashome-bakedbreadshouldnotcomeasasurprise.Everyonehastoeat,andcookingisacommonhobby.Videoisalsoanefficientmediumforinstruction—moreprecise,inmanyways,thanthewrittenword.AmericanswhorecentlycookedturkeysforThanksgivingcantestifythat“goldenbrown”toonecookmaylookunderdonetoanotherandevenburnttoathird.Successfulonlinefoodpersonalities“recogniseandmakearealefforttomeetthespecificneedsoftheirviewers”,explainsMadelineBuxton,cultureandtrendsmanageratYouTube.Someviewerswanttobeentertained;otherswanttolearn,traveloreatvicariously(感同身受地)throughpeoplemoreadventurousthantheyare.Onlinechefsandfoodboosterssellalifestyle:youarewhatyoueat,howyoueatandwhatyouwatchabouteating.28.WhatcausedsomeingredientstobesoldoutinIceland?A.Thedelicacyofthoseingredients.B.Themodestpriceofthoseingredients.C.Theinadequacyofonlinefoodcontents.D.Foodlovers'rushtoremakeonlinevideos.29.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“gregarious”inparagraph3mean?A.Creative.B.Social.C.Convenient.D.Famous.30.WhydoestheauthormentionThanksgivingturkeycooking?A.Toillustratetastesdifferinturkeycooking.B.Toturncookingintoawidespreadpastime.C.Toshowvideosdeliverclearerinstructions.D.Tosuggestapreferredwayofturkeycooking.31.WhatisBuxton'sopinionaboutsuccessfulonlinefoodcontents?A.Theyshouldbeentertainingandinstructive.B.Theyshouldbeadventurousandhealthy.C.Theyshouldbetailoredtodifferentneeds.D.Theyshouldbedevotedtoabalancedlifestyle.DLookthroughthepagesofabusinessmagazineorwalkthroughanairportortrainstationandyou'relikelytobesurroundedwithadvertisingfromcompaniesclaimingtohavegonegreen.Gotoagrocerystoreandyou'llseeeverythingfromlaundrywashingpowdertoyogurtclaimingtobenetzero(凈零排放).Unfortunately,thisisn'talwaysthecase.Paintingarosypictureofgoinggreenwon'tactuallywork.ThisiswhytheUnitedNationsSecretary-GeneralAntónioGuterresdecidedtoblowthewhistleandcalloncorporationstostartwalkingthetalkontheirnet-zeropromises——whichwouldrequireimmediateactiontocutgreenhousegasemissionsasclosetozeroaspossible.TheSecretary-Generalisclear:“Wecannotaffordslowmovers,fakemoversoranyformofgreenwashing.”Butwhyisgreenwashingsobad?Inpartbecausetherisksaresohigh.It'snotjustfalseadvertising:fakenetzeroclaimsdriveupthecostthatultimatelyeveryonewillhavetopayinordertostopclimatechange.Greenwashingalsofuelspublicdisbeliefaboutclimateissuesanddamagesoneofthefewmechanismswehavetocoordinate(協調)globalaction.Torestorehonestytonetzerocommitment,theSecretary-Generalestablishedaglobaltaskforceof17expertstolookcloselyatthestandards,definitionsandcriteriasurroundingthem.Thereport,called“IntegrityMatters”,setsoutwhatitmeanstomakeanetzeropromise.Onceineffect,thecriteriaclarifywhatdoesanddoesn'tcounttowardsanetzerogoalaswellaswhatisplainlydisqualifying.Thismeansthatwecanknowthecompany'soverallemissionsaregoingdowninsteadofbuyingcheaplowqualitycreditinashortperiodoftime.Wealsowantcompaniestopubliclyandtransparentlydiscloserealprogresstheyareoraren'tmakingtoreducetheiremissions.Workisunderwaytodevelopacredible,comprehensivepubliconlinedatabasethatwecanchecktoseetheprogressacompanyisorisn'tmakingtoreduceitsemission.Today,weneedaseriesofinterconnectedanddynamicmovesfornetzerogoals.AsCanada'sMinsterofEnvironmentandClimateChange,Isawthepowerofbusiness,financialinstitutions,citiesandregionstohelpacceleratepositivechange.32.Whydoestheauthorlistnetzeroclaimsinparagraph1?A.Toadvertisegreenproducts.B.Topresentaphenomenon.C.Toproposeasuggestion.D.Tocriticizenetzero.33.Whichofthefollowingcanbestdescribegreenwashing?A.Itadvocatesmaintainingapositivelifestylebywalking.B.Itisdevotedtodevelopingsustainableandgreenproducts.C.Itdampenspublicenthusiasmforbuyinghighqualitygoods.D.Itisanacttooffermisleadingclaimsaboutcuttingemissions.34.WhatcanwelearnaboutIntegrityMattersfromthetext?A.Itcanofferspecificguidelinesonenvironmentalpromise.B.Itforcescompaniestodeclaretheirprogressingoinggreen.C.Ithasaddressedpublic'sconcernsovernetzeropromise.D.Itmaydisqualifyconsumerstobuygreenproducts.35.Whatmighttheauthorcontinuetalkingabout?A.Examplesofcombinedgreenefforts.B.Benefitsofensuringasustainableplanet.C.Rewardsforgenuinegreenaction.D.GreatinfluencesofIntegrityMatters.第二節(共5小題;每小題2.5分,滿分12.5分)閱讀下面短文，從短文后的選項中選出能填入空白處的最佳選項。選項中有兩項為多余選項。Whileyogaisknownforenhancingbalance,flexibility,andcalmness,it'softenconsideredlesseffectiveforweightlossthanotherexercises.However,evennon-intenseyogasustainslastingcalorieburningafterpractice.36.Here'smoreabouthowyogaisacompletebodyandmindworkout.Removingstress,ReducingpoundsYogahelpsmanagestress,andstudiesshowhighlevelsofcortisol,astresshormone(荷爾蒙),canleadtoanincreaseinfat.Yogahasanimpactonthebody'sstressresponseandreducestheproductionofhormoneslinkedtoweightagain.37.Inonestudy,researchersfoundthatpracticingyogaseemedtoimpactthehypothalamus(下丘腦),reducingcortisolproduction.Andanotherstudyfoundthatdoingmeditative(冥想的)yogareducedparticipants’cortisollevels.MakingweightlosslastRecentresearchshowslong-termyogaaidsweightlossandboostscognitiveskillsforapositivemood.Jessica,aBrownUniversityprofessor,ledastudyonyoga’spracticabilityofweightmaintenance.38.Jessicaaddsthatsomeoneexperiencingamorepositivemoodmaybelesslikelytoovereatinresponsetonegativeemotions,ormaybeabletogetbackontrackmoreeasilyafteranovereatingperiod,versusfeelingguiltyaboutovereatingandcontinuingtoengageinunhealthypractices.39Astudyfoundnodifferenceinweightlosstotalsforparticipantspracticingagentleyogaversusamoreenergeticyoga.Thebestyogaisthepracticethatfitsforyou.Therearemanyaccessiblestylesofyogathatmeetyouwhereyou'renomatterwhatyoursize,age,physicalchallengeorbackground.40.A.PracticingagentleyogaB.ChoosingtherighttypeC.EverybodycanbenefitfromayogapracticeD.There'snoonestyleofyogathat'sbestforweightlossE.That'sbecauseyoga'sotherbenefitscanhelpwithweightlosstooF.SeveralstudieshaveconfirmedthatdoingyogadoesreducecortisollevelsG.Itshowsyogamayenhancelong-termweightlossviaamorepositivemood第三部分語言運用(共兩節，滿分30分)第一節(共15小題；每小題1分，滿分15分)閱讀下面短文，從每題所給的A、B、C、D四個選項中選出最佳選項。ThefireracedthroughLahainalastAugustsofastthatitkilled100peopleanddestroyedmorethan2200buildings,mostofthemhomes.Thatafternoon,Kalyn,a36-year-olddoctor,41herwalletandhergrandmother'spearlsanddroveoutoftown.She42everythingelseinherfourbedroomhouse:clothes,documents,acomputerandsevensurfboards.Kalynsurfedalmosteveryday;surfingwasasourceof43andameanstomaintainhermentalhealth.Seeinghersurfboardsreducedtoapileoffiberswas44.Jude,a53-year-oldnative,hasbeenridingthewavessincehewasateenagerandhehasbeen45surfboardsforthelast15years.Heknowsthe46ofagoodsurfboard.“Asurfboardispartofyourwholebeingandlosingaboardislikelosingapartofyour47.”Herealizedhecould48thesurferswhohadlosttheirboards.Judestartedby49peoplewhowantedtodonateextraboards.Butmanysurfersusecustomboards50toaccommodatetheirsizeorthetypeofwavestheyride.Jude51theboardsinhisstudio,52designingandcraftingthemoneatatime.He53eachboardfromablockofpoly-urethanefoam(多聚氨酯泡沫)usingacomputer-aidedmachine,thentakesanhourortwoto54itbyhandwithplanes(木工刨)andsandingblocks.Whenthat'sdone,hetakesittotheglassfactorytobeaccomplishedwithcoatsoffiberglassandresin(樹脂).“IcriedwhenIsawit,”Kalynsays.“Hecreatedanartpieceforme,andgiftedmebackahugepartofmymentalhealth.Feelingjoyagainhelpedme55.”41. A.ignored B.grabbed C.hid D.discovered42. A.forgot B.took C.moved D.lost43. A.joy B.madness C.pride D.confidence44. A.confusing B.shocking C.frightening D.embarrassing45. A.researching B.collecting C.building D.storing46. A.value B.structure C.features D.elements47. A.determination B.soul C.dream D.bravery48. A.teach B.encourage C.save D.help49. A.reminding B.warning C.connecting D.disturbing50. A.designed B.changed C.explored D.checked51. A.carries B.shapes C.paints D.replaces52. A.eagerly B.sadly C.carefully D.gently53. A.nails B.measures C.numbers D.cuts54. A.finish B.combine C.fix D.keep55. A.carryforward B.shiftaway C.moveforward D.getaway第二節(共10小題；每小題1.5分，滿分15分)閱讀下面短文，在空白處填入1個適當的單詞或括號內單詞的正確形式。ReleasedonJan20,DeepSeekquicklysoaredtothetopofApple'sappstore'sfreecharts,surpassingOpenAI'sChatGPT.Intaskssuchasmathematics,codingandnaturallanguagereasoning,theperformanceofDeepSeekiscomparabletothe56(lead)modelsfromheavyweightslikeOpenAI.Officiallyknown57DeepSeekArtificialIntelligenceFundamentalTechnologyResearchCo,Ltd,thefirm58(found)inJuly2023.Whenaskedaboutthemeaningof“DeepSeek,”its59(late)R1chatbotreplied,“Thenamereflectsthecompany'smissiontodeeplyexploreandadvancethefoundationaltechnologiesofAI,aiming60(push)theboundariesofAIinnovationandapplication.”ThebreakthroughmadebyDeepSeekshowsthepossibilityofadvancedAIatmuchlowercosts61waswidelybelievedintheUnitedStates.62(compare)tootherwell-knownmodels,DeepSeekachievedanorder-of-magnitude(數量級)reductionofcost.DeepSeekhasgreatlybenefitedfromopen-sourceprinciplesand,inturn,demonstrates63strongcommitmenttosharingknowledgeandcontributingtothecollectiveadvancementoftechnology.WhileOpenAI64(initial)startedasanopen-sourceorganizationbutlatershiftedtoaclosed-sourcemodel,DeepSeekhastakenadifferentpath.Highlightingtheimportanceofpromotingcooperationandinnovationthroughopen-sourceprinciples,LiangWenfeng,thefounderofDeepSeek,saidthatbuildingarobusttechnologicalecosystemisthe65(prior).第四部分寫作(共兩節，滿分40分)第一節(滿分15分)為踐行曾子“吾日三省吾身”的思想，你校將舉辦“傳統文化與成長”主題英語演講比賽。請你以“Self-Reflection:APathtoGrowth”為題寫一篇演講稿,分享你對自省的看法,內容包括：1.你的理解；2.自身經歷。注意：1.寫作詞數應為80個左右；2.請按如下格式在答題卡的相應位置作答。Self-Reflection:APathtoGrowthGoodmorning,dearteachersandfellowstudents!Thankyouforyourattention.第二節(滿分25分)閱讀下面材料，根據其內容和所給段落開頭語續寫兩段，使之構成一篇完整的短文。“AreyouOK?”askedDaddy.Ourcarhadslidoffthecountryroadintoasnowdrift(雪堆).Daddytriedtostartthecar.Nothinghappened.“We'restuck,”hesaid.Evenworse,hisphone'sbatteryhadrunout.Thankfully,wegotGrandma'sworrybox.Wepulledoutablanket,hats,gloves,afatcandle,matches,andchocolatebarsfromthebox.“Yourgrandmaisaworrier,butshe'ssmart.I'lltrytolistentoheradviceandstayputduringthenextstormwarning.”Thewhitewindpoundedthecaraswemovedtothebackseat.“Wouldtheyoungladycaretosnuggle(依偎)?”Daddywrappedtheblanketaroundusandoverourheads.Helitthecandle.Aweakwarmthfilledourblankettent.“Weneedtothinkwarm,”saidDaddy.“Howaboutawarmsonggame?”Thenwebegantosingwarmsongs,like“YouAreMySunshine.”Weclappedandstampedasthewhitewindblewoverthecar.However,whenourteethchattered(打顫),itjustmadethesongssoundsilly.“Willwestayhereallnight?”Iasked.“Idon'tthinkso,”Daddysaid.“Grandmaknowswhenweleft,andMomknowswhenwe'reduehome.They'llhavepeoplelookingforuswhenthesnowstormblowsover.”“Butwhilewewait,howaboutawarm-thoughtcontest?Whoeverthinksofthewarmestthoughtwinsthishandy,nutritious,deliciouschocolatebar,”addedDaddy.“Youstart.”Ithought.“Hotchocolate?”“Prettygood,”saidDaddy.“Whatabout…sunburnonyourshoulders.”Isaid,“Howabout…wearingmyfurrycoat.”“Andwhileyou'rewearingyourfurrycoat,you'reroastinghotdogsoveracampfire.”“AndthecampfireisonasunnybeachinCalifornia...inAugust!”added.“Topthat,Daddy.”“Hmm...gotit!”saidDaddy.“Thewarmestthoughtofalltime.Ready?Takingaswiminapoolofboili