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Join the ODESS 2026 Call for Projects!
The Global South e-Health Observatory (ODESS) is calling for projects that use digital(数字的)technology to improve healthcare and medicine access in Africa and Asia. Since its creation, ODESS has supported 49 award-winning projects. Projects already tested in the field are welcome.
Why apply
International visibility — Your project will be seen through the Pierre Fabre Foundation and its partners.
Financial support — You will receive funding for one year.
Networking — You will join experts working on health in developing countries.
Eligibility criteria (入选条件)
Your project must:
aim to improve healthcare and medicine access in Africa and/or Asia.
use information and communication technologies.
have been tested in the field (at least at the pilot stage).
Past winners welcome!
Winners from 2016 to 2023 can apply again.
How to apply
There are two cases depending on whether your project is already on the ODESS website.
If your project is already registered — Log in, update your file, and submit (提交).
If your project is not registered — Create an account, create a project file, and submit.
Important dates (2025-2026)
9 October-7 November 2025: Applications open
14 November 2025: Registration confirmation sent by email
From 18 December 2025: Eligible projects receive a second application form
June 2026: Winners announced
October 2026: Award ceremony in Lavaur, France
1. What is the main purpose of the ODESS 2026 Call for Projects
A．To raise money for hospitals in Africa.
B．To train doctors from developing countries.
C．To organize a conference on modern medicine.
D．To select and support digital healthcare projects.
2. Which of the following projects is qualified to be selected
A．A completed project in Europe.
B．A project still at the idea stage.
C．A tested digital project in Asia.
D．A project building new hospitals.
3. When will the winners of the 2026 Call for Projects be announced
A．In June 2026. B．In October 2026.
C．In October 2025. D．In November 2025.
B
“Non-player character” (NPC), originally a term from video games, now widely refers to live performers who interact with tourists as specific characters in China’s scenic spots. Since the beginning of this year, NPCs have become a “standard feature” in many places. During the May Day holiday, NPCs were among the most eye-catching highlights, with many travelers making special trips just to see them.
However, recent reports have pointed out “borderline” behaviors by NPCs in some scenic areas. What kind of attention should scenic spots be pursuing
Zhang Tong believes that NPCs are designed as a key part of immersive cultural tourism. Through role playing, they turn cultural content into real experiences. However, some scenic spots use NPCs as ostentatious tools to catch visitors’ eyes, creating poor or even vulgar content. Such tricks may seem “entertaining” on the surface, but they are actually harming the industry’s image, especially with many teenagers visiting these spots.
In contrast, what is happening at Hetou Old Street in Tangshan deserves attention. The popular NPC “Li Bai” uses no exaggerated physical interactions. Instead, he engages in improvised conversations with visitors centered on classical poetry. Drawing on solid cultural knowledge, he weaves poetic sentiments into modern life. When visitors talk about work stress, he offers comfort using the wisdom of ancient scholars.
“Borderline” content may lower the cost of going viral, but its popularity will quickly fade. The culture-driven approach takes longer to bear fruit, but it will keep growing in value over time.
4. What can we learn about NPCs from paragraph 1
A．They have gained great popularity.
B．They are limited to video games.
C．They merely appear during holidays.
D．They are professional stage actors.
5. What does the underlined word “ostentatious” in paragraph 3 probably mean
A．Time-saving. B．Cost-cutting. C．Risk-seeking. D．Attention-grabbing.
6. How is the NPC “Li Bai” different from many others
A．He focuses only on young visitors.
B．He performs in a very dramatic way.
C．He focuses on the depth of his role.
D．He seeks a quick way to become famous.
7. Which is the best title for the text
A．NPCs: A Popular Term from Games
B．NPCs: Seeking Attention or Culture
C．NPCs: A New Attraction for Tourists
D．NPCs: Gaining Popularity or Knowledge
C
Around 90% of people prefer using their right hand, a level of dominance unseen in any other primate species. Why humans became so strongly right-handed has long remained unclear.
Now, a new study led by the University of Oxford points to two key evolutionary changes: walking upright and the growth of the human brain. The team analyzed data from over 2,000 monkeys and apes. They examined factors including brain size, body size, and movement patterns.
Humans initially stood apart from every other primate in the analysis. However, that changed when researchers added two features: brain size and the ratio between arm and leg length, a marker of upright walking. The findings suggest that the combination of upright walking and larger brains may explain humans’ strong right-hand preference. The study also allowed researchers to estimate handedness in extinct human ancestors. Early hominins showed only mild right-hand preferences, similar to modern great apes. That pattern became stronger with later species, including Neanderthals.
One species stood out: Homo floresiensis, a small-bodied species nicknamed the “hobbit.” It had a much weaker right-hand bias, with a relatively small brain and abilities for both climbing and upright walking. The researchers believe this points to a two-stage process. First, walking upright freed the hands from moving, creating pressure for more specialized hand use. Later, as human brains grew larger, the right-hand preference became much stronger. Dr. Thomas A. Püschel, a lead researcher, said, “Our results suggest it is probably tied to some of the key features that make us human, especially walking upright and the evolution of larger brains.” The study also raises new questions, such as why left-handedness has persisted throughout human evolution.
8. What is the main finding of the new study
A．Larger brains alone explain right-hand use.
B．Walking upright shapes hand preference alone.
C．Tool use is the key to human right-handedness.
D．Brain growth and upright walking work together.
9. What can we know about the right-hand preference in paragraph 3
A．It is the marker of upright walking.
B．It becomes stronger in human species.
C．It is the unique skill owned by humans.
D．It changes the habits of modern great apes.
10. Why did the “hobbit” species have a weaker right-hand bias
A．It had a smaller brain than other apes.
B．It used its hands only for climbing.
C．It had a small brain and climbed often.
D．It walked upright better than others.
11. What is Dr. Püschel’s attitude towards the study
A．Cautious. B．Confident. C．Doubtful. D．Unclear.
七选五
A puppy is a fun but demanding addition to your family. Your new puppy should be at least eight weeks old, as it’s not recommended to separate it from its mother before then. However, age is not the only thing you should consider.
12.___ Does its coat suit your climate Is it small enough to live in your apartment or house Does its energy level suit the amount of exercise you can provide Careful consideration of these questions will ensure your puppy’s well-being.
13.___ The kitchen or bathroom is an ideal place for its bed during the day because those rooms are usually warm and have washable floors. At night, keep your puppy in its crate in your bedroom. 14.___ This will allow you to hear it, so you will know if it needs to go outside.
Buy two metal bowls — one for food and one for water. 15.___ If you have other pets, be sure to give each pet its own set of bowls to avoid conflict. At feeding time, you will separate them to prevent fighting over food and to ensure each pet gets the nutrition it needs.
Choose the right puppy treats. Training treats should be healthy, small, and easily chewed. 16.___ You don’t want to wait around for them to finish eating when you want to continue the training.
A．Stay close to your puppy.
B．Choose a suitable living area.
C．Metal bowls are stable and clean.
D．Consider the cost of raising a dog.
E．Make sure the puppy is right for you.
F．However, don’t put his bed near the door.
G．They allow you to reward your puppy quickly.
二、完形填空
Kayla Montgomery’s races all ended the same way: she would finish and immediately 17.___ into her coach’s arms, unable to stand. Her legs felt like strangers. She couldn’t feel them or 18.___ them.
Kayla had a disease that affected her nervous system. The problem would get worse when she did intense exercise. When her body 19.___ while running, the connection with her legs disappeared. Though her illness confined her body and took away her physical control, she felt totally released while running. She kept running because running brought her 20.___.
It all started after a fall during soccer practice. Doctors could not give a clear 21.___ for a long time. For a teenager, this was a big shock. Kayla avoided talking about the disease, even with her parents, 22.___ everything was fine. But her fear only grew day by day.
“I tried to live my life as before, but inside I was so 23.___,” she said.
After receiving proper treatment, Kayla decided to take 24.___ of every opportunity. She returned to running, despite the possible 25.___: every race might end in a fall and loss of physical control.
“I wasn’t the most talented runner on the team, but I trained as 26.___ as I could,” she said.
Her hard work finally 27.___. Kayla won the state championship and became captain of the school running team.
She later went to college, where she joined the national running team and studied science at the same time. She trained six days a week, covering up to 75 miles each week. Since she couldn’t feel her legs well, she learned to 28.___ her running pace through the movement of her arms.
“Long-distance running was my favorite. You had to stay strong all the way. I loved 29.___ myself,” she said.
Kayla went through difficulties that would have been the 30.___ for many teenagers. But for her, illness turned out to be a special gift pushing her forward.
“Running made me truly happy. As long as I was running, I was 31.___. It made me feel whole, and safe. I was running, so I was truly alive,” she said.
17. A．jump B．fall C．look D．run
18. A．control B．move C．shake D．touch
19. A．rested B．recovered C．heated D．relaxed
20. A．dream B．burden C．memory D．freedom
21. A．promise B．answer C．record D．change
22. A．saying B．believing C．proving D．expecting
23. A．excited B．scared C．proud D．calm
24. A．care B．charge C．advantage D．notice
25. A．risk B．chance C．pain D．loss
26. A．fast B．hard C．long D．far
27. A．paid off B．gave up C．worked out D．turned out
28. A．keep B．increase C．lose D．love
29. A．helping B．testing C．teaching D．enjoying
30. A．start B．end C．goal D．wish
31. A．tired B．alone C．fine D．strong
三、语法填空
阅读下面短文，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。
Chinese artist Yang Yibin has brought his solo exhibition to Venice, Italy, which breaks with traditional display models by inviting visitors 32.___ (take) his displayed AI-generated artworks for free.
The show 33.___ (feature) 100 AI pieces, each with a unique number and label. They explore themes including civilization, science, art, and the future of AI. 34.___ (impress) pieces include Icons, which honours scientists such as Albert Einstein and Max Planck, and Auctioned Empty Box, which 35.___ (sharp) criticizes consumer culture.
No registration or payment 36.___ (require). Anyone who feels a connection to a work can simply remove it from the wall and take it.
“This zero-threshold giveaway is a 37.___ (reconstruct) of the value system,” says Chen Anying, 38.___ art professor. She believes it breaks the closed loop of valuation 39.___ (base) on capital, power and circles, allowing art’s value to be re-anchored.
Yang says that in the age of AI, the true value of art no longer lies in its scarcity. “Art’s real worth depends largely 40.___ how many people can see it, understand it, and share it,” he says. In August, the exhibition will travel to Chengdu, in 41.___ the same “free-for-the-taking” model will continue.
四、单词拼写
42. It is ________ (极度地) difficult to win a customer back once the business has a reputation for poor service.
43. I don’t feel ________ (精力充沛的) in the morning until I’ve had my first cup of coffee.
44. We traveled through three states before reaching our final ________ (目的地).
45. She is planning to give a ________ (讲座) on modern art.
46. He gave an ________ (有效的) speech, which changed their minds.
47. Without hesitation, he ________ (潜入，跳入) into the pool to save the child.
48. Young people might ________ (敦促) their parents to give up smoking.
49. A major supermarket ________ (连锁店) has recalled several products due to safety concerns.
50. Climate change affects nearly every ________ (方面) of our lives.
51. The assistant is ________ (有能力的) of managing the office while the boss is away.
五、应用文写作
52. 假定你是李华，你关注的外国旅游博主Tom计划拍摄北京旅游主题视频博客（vlog），现向观众征集拍摄建议。请你给他写一封邮件，内容包括：
（1）推荐一处北京景点并说明理由；
（2）说明拍摄的注意事项。
注意：
（1）写作词数应为80左右；
（2）请按如下格式作答。
Dear Tom,
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Yours,
Li Hua
六、读后续写
53. 阅读下面材料，根据其内容和所给段落开头语续写两段，使之构成一篇完整的短文。
At seventy-two, Amelia never imagined she would be raising her eight-month-old granddaughter, Lily, alone. Her daughter and son-in-law were working overseas temporarily, and Amelia had volunteered to help.
One cold Tuesday before Thanksgiving, Amelia realized they were completely out of baby food, so she put Lily into her carrier, wrapped her coat around them both, and went to the grocery store.
Inside, holiday music played, and people filled their carts with holiday supplies. As Amelia passed the fruit section, the sweet scent of crisp red apples caught her attention. She hesitated, remembering how she used to bake apple pies for the family, but she quickly shook her head — today, it was just Lily and her, and there was no need to bake for just the two of them.
At the checkout, she tried to smile. She slid her card into the machine and waited. “Beep. Card Declined.” Amelia’s heart sank. “Could you try it again ” she asked softly, her hands already starting to shake. The screen blinked back the same cold message.
Lily began to cry, her small voice rising in a way that made everything feel worse, and Amelia held her gently, whispering, “It’s okay, sweetheart, Grandma will figure it out,” even though she wasn’t sure how.
“Wait,” a voice cut through the tension. A man behind her stepped forward, his eyes holding a quiet understanding. Before Amelia could protest, he had already paid. The machine beeped once more, but this time it said “Approved.” He handed her the bags with a gentle nod and turned to leave.
注意：
（1）续写词数应为150个左右；
（2）请按如下格式作答。
Outside the store, Amelia caught up with the kind man.
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A few days later, Amelia made her way to Michael’s house, with Lily and a warm apple pie.
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参考答案
1.D 2.C 3.A 4.A 5.D 6.C 7.B 8.D 9.B 10.C 11.B
12.E 13.B 14.A 15.C 16.G
17.B 18.A 19.C 20.D 21.B 22.A 23.B 24.C 25.A 26.B 27.A 28.A 29.B 30.B 31.C
32.to take 33.features 34.Impressive 35.sharply 36.is required
37.reconstruction 38.an 39.based 40.on 41.which
42.extremely 43.energetic 44.destination 45.lecture 46.effective
47.dived 48.urge 49.chain 50.aspect 51.capable
应用文范文
Dear Tom,
I’m glad to offer you some advice for your Beijing travel vlog. I strongly recommend the Palace Museum. It boasts grand ancient buildings and precious cultural relics, fully showing China’s long history. Many delicate details are perfect for your video.
When shooting, please keep quiet to avoid disturbing other visitors. Besides, taking photos of some exhibits is forbidden, so you’d better check the signs in advance.
Wish you a wonderful shooting experience!
Yours,
Li Hua
读后续写范文
Outside the store, Amelia caught up with the kind man. She asked for his name, Michael, and tried to hand him cash to pay him back. Michael refused warmly, saying he understood her difficulty as he once had similar troubles. He told her to pass the kindness on instead of repaying him. Amelia expressed sincere thanks again, holding Lily tightly as she watched him walk away. On the way home, she kept thinking about his generosity and decided to bake an apple pie to thank him properly.
A few days later, Amelia made her way to Michael’s house, with Lily and a warm apple pie. Michael was surprised to see them. The sweet smell of the pie filled the room quickly. They chatted happily, and Amelia shared how much his help meant to her and little Lily. Michael was moved by her gratitude. Before leaving, Amelia promised she would always help people in trouble just like him. This unexpected kindness built a warm friendship between the two families.

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