2025年江蘇省南京市鼓樓區中考二模英語試題（原卷版）

2025年江蘇省南京市鼓樓區中考二模

英語試題

2025.06

注意事項：

1.本試卷共12頁。全卷滿分為90分。考試時間90分鐘。試題包含選擇題和非選擇題。考生

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選擇題（共40分）

一、單項填空（共15小題；每小題1分，滿分15分）

請認真閱讀下列各題，從題中所給的A、B、C、D四個選項中，選出最佳選項，并在答題卡

上將該項涂黑。

1.ChinesebelievethatifitrainsthedayoftheStartofAutumn,agoodharvestisexpected.

A.toB.atC.inD.on

2.Thesmartcleaningrobot,aftersweepingthefloorcompletely,cancleantostaydust-freewithoutour

help.

A.itB.itselfC.themD.themselves

3.—Theweatherappshowsaofafternoonthunderstormstomorrow.

-Shouldwemovethesportsdaythen?Safelycomesfirst!

A.decisionB.possibilityC.difficultyD.suggestion

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4Whatisthemainpurposeofthewebsiteontheright?「10

A.Tosellproducts.B.Toofferclasses.

C.Tocollectdonations.D.Toreceiveorders.

5.—Let'stakeacitywalkdownYiheRoad.Ilikethefeelinghere.

-Itfeelsliketimehasstopped.

A.safeB.warmC.excitedD.peaceful

6.—TheTVprogrammeGuofengSuperDramaiswidelylovedbyyoungviewers!

—Yeah!Itjoinstraditionalinstrumentswithmodernbeats,makingitfresh.

A.slowlyB.clearlyC.naturallyD.suddenly

7.—AreweallowedtotakephotosnDunhuangMuseum?

一No,you.Ildoesmuchharmtotheartworksovertime.

A.mustn'tB.needn'tC.couldn'tD.shouldn't

8.一OurlocaldanceshowDreamoftheRedChamberissohot.

-Indeed.Ifbrticketsthewholemorning.Luckily,Ifinallygotone!

A.fightsB.willfightC.havefoughtD.wasfighting

9.—I'vebeenherebythislakeallday,butstillhaven'tseenanycranes.

—Nevergiveup.Goodthingscometothosewhotherighttime.

A.standforB.carryonC.waitfbrD.takeon

10.一DoyouthinkAIcancompletelytaketeachers,jobsinthefuture?

一No,manytasksbyAI,butteachers'carecanneverbecopied.

A.doneB.doingC.aredoingD.aredone

11.XiaoluisinvitedtohisBritishfriendJack'shomefbrdinner.Heknowslittleaboutthecustoms,soheasks

DecpSeek.

A.whethermusthearriveexactlyontime

B.whatsubjectswereavoidedduringdinner

C.thatbringingflowerswouldbeagoodidea

D.howlonghecanstaybeforesayinggoodbye

12.Choosethemostsuitablesentencetocompletethefollowingparagraph.

Booksholdwonderfulstoriesandimportantknowledge,sokeepthemneatand

protected.Neverwriteinthem,or'eavetheminmessyplaces.Bycaringforbooksproperly,

youallowyourselfandotherstoenjoythemforyears.

A.Shareyourbookswithothers.B.Treatyourbookswithrespect.

C.Knowledgecomesfrombooks.D.Messyplacesarebadforbooks.

13.一Dowereallyneedtodowarm-upexercisesbeforerunning?

一Ofcourse!,youmaygethurt.

A.WhenyouhurryB.Unlessyoudo

C.Althoughit'seasyD.Becauseithelps

14.—Lucykeptworkingonherprojectevenafterschool.

-Herteamfinallywonthesciencecompetition.

A.Hardworkpaysoff.B.Everydoghasitsday.

C.Betterlatethannever.D.Practicemakesperfect.

15.Whichbodylanguagebelowshowssomeonewhois"havingacow”？

—Youclearedallmyphotos?!Thoseweremyvaluablememories!

—Don'thaveacow,Leo.Itwasanaccident.—I'llhelpyougetthemback.

二、完形填空（共10小題；每小題1分，滿分10分）

請認真閱讀下面短文，從短文后各題所給的A、B、C、D四個選項中，選出最佳選項，并在答題卡上將該

項涂黑。

inalandfaraway,therewasasmallvillage.Allthevillagerswereusedtotheirpeacefullifeandnobodyhad

thewilltotrysomethingnew,exceptHannah.Shecouldreadandwrite,whichwasvery16inthevillage.

Shelovedtoexploreandoftencreatedstoriesinherhead.

Oneafternoon,Hannahcameuponacottage（鄉間小屋）,whichlookedveryoldinits17.Though

hermotherhadwarnedhernottogonearsuchplaces,hercuriositypulledherinside.InfrontofHannahwasa

roomfullof18!Shininginthedust,theywerejustwaitingtobeexplored.Herfacelitupwith

excitement.Withoutwaitingforasecond,shebegan19thebooks,shelves,andoldfurnitureuntilthesky

turneddarkandshehadtogohome.Butunabletoleavewithoutreadingone,she2（）twobooksand

turnedback.

Onthewayhome,Hannahmetherfriendswhowerecuriousaboutwhatshewascarrying.Shethoughtthat

herfriendswouldshareherexcitementbut21.sheheardabiglaugh!Hannahwasconfused（疑惑的），but

shedidnotgiveuponherbooks.Inthefollowingdays,Hannahlostherselfinthetreasuresofthecottage.Each

bockwaslikeanopendoortoanadventure（歷險）.Hannah's22tookhertoaworldoftalkinganimals,

braveheroesandmagicalplaces.

Hannahwantedtosharethegoldwitheveryone,althoughsheknewitwouldbe23.Shestarted

tellingtaleseverydayatthecottage.Inthestart,onlyherclosefriendsandherfamilycametothereadings.

However,hertalesspreadrapidly,causingmorepeopletocome.Seeingthe24ofthepeople,Hannah

startedwritingherownstoriestoo!Soon,somanypeoplefromfar-offtownscametolistentoherstoriesthatthey

evenhelpedrebuildtheoldcottage,turningitintoaplacefullofimaginationandadventure.

Later,sheopenedworkshopsandtaughtpeopletoreadandwrite.Shewasrememberedandlivedinherstories

even25shewaslonggone.Shebecamealighthouseofhope,tellingeveryonethateveninthedustiest

corners,(herecanbeahiddentreasure.

16.A.freeB.rareC.basicD.usual

17.A.instructionB.traditionC.positionD.condition

18.A.goldsB.animalsC.booksD.foods

19.A.cleaningB.repairingC.shakingD.painting

20.A.sharedB.pickedC.discussedD.studied

21.A.moreoverB.anywayC.otherwiseD.instead

22.A.energyB.confidenceC.experienceD.imagination

23.A.valuableB.wonderfulC.difficultD.boring

24.A.interestB.prideC.charmD.courage

25.A.untilB.afterC.sinceD.while

三、閱讀理解（共15小題；每小題1分，滿分15分）

請認真閱讀下列材料，從材料后各題所給的A、B、C、D四個選項中，選出最佳選項，并在

答題卡上將該項涂黑。

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C.Writingbeginners.D.Animalprotectors.

27.Whichofthefollowingcanbeputinto"IdeaPond”?

A.Aparrotcanspeak.B.Pigsliveonfarms.

C.Arabbitlearnstosing.D.Spidershaveeightlegs.

28.Aftercompletingthetaskof"'Topic-SentenceCupcake”,youwillget.

A.astoryaboutspidersB.awell-organizedparagraph

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PlitviceLakesNationalPark,Croatia,wassetupin1949andputontheUNESCOWorldHeritage（遺產）list

in1979.Theprotectedareacoversover296.85squarekilometresincentralCroatiaandisvisitedbyaboutalmost

twomillionpeopleayear.Itsnameispronounced“pleel-veet-she“andcomesfromtheCroatianwordfbr

"shallow”（淺的）becauseofitsunusualshallowlakes.

Specialcreation

Itisreallyanamazingandspecialplace.Visitorsarcamazedbythebrightlycolouredlakesandwaterfallsin

shadesofbrightblue,greenandgrey.Thecolourschangeoften,dependingonthemineralsororganismsinthe

waterandtheangle(角度)ofthesunlight.Thelargestwaterfallis78metreshigh.Therearc12upperlakesand4

lowerones;theyareconnectedtoeachotherbytheriversystemthatflowsthroughtheparkandbecomesthe

KoranaRiverwhenitleavesthelowestlake.

Differenttrails

Thereareabouteightdifferenttrailsyoucanfollow,from3kilometresto18kilometres.Someincludeaboat

tripacrosstheKozjakLake.Mostofthetrailsarcmadeofstoneorwoodandarcwellmarked,soyoucan'tget

lost.Hikershavesaidtheexperienceislikevisitingawonderland,becauseitisallsobeautifulandpeaceful.

Plantsandanimals

Theparkisheavilyforestedandthereareatleast1,267differenttypesofplants,includingfloweringorchids.

Agreatnumberoftheseplantsareprotectedbylaw,aswellasthepark's50typesofmammals,whichinclude

brownbears,greywolves,reddeerandEuropeanwildcats.Therearcalsoatleast321typesofbutterflies!

Theparkhasneverbeenalone'ynaturereserve.Differentgroupsofhumanshavelivedhereforthousandsof

years,andunderJuliusCaesaritbecameparioftheRomanEmpire.Eventodaythereare19smallvillageswithin

theparkwherethepeopletrylokeepuptraditionalcustoms,wearCroatiancostumesandgivedanceshowsfor

visitors.

ThePlitviceLakesareanaturalwonderoftheworld.Putthemonyourto-dolist.Autumnisalovelytimeto

visitbecauseofthebeautifulcolours,butbewarned-everythingfreezesoverinwinter!

29.Whatisthebestheadingfor?

A.NaturalBeautyB.HumanHistory

C.AmazingWildlifeD.VillageTraditions

30.Whatcanwelearnabout(hewaypeoplelivewithnaturein(hepark?

A.Traditionandnaturestayinbalance.

B.Traditionsdisappearasmodernlifegrows.

C.Humanactivitiesharmthenaturalresources.

D.Peoplelivesimplyawayfromthemodernworld.

31.SammywantstovisitPlitviceLakesNationalPark.Whichofherfriendswouldbethebesttravelpartnerfor

her?

MichaeleesEmily

A.1prefervisitingplaceswithbigcitiesB.Iwanttoexplorehikingtrails,seewild

—nearbyandlotsofmodementertainment.animalsandenjoybeautifullakesand

waterfalls.

DavidSarah

IliketovisitduringwinterIoseesnow

D.

andice-coveredlandscapes,eveniftrailsIenjoyculturaltripstolearnabouthistory

areclosed.%andwatchlocalsonganddanceshons.

C

It'sanautumnmoming.Marianneentershermother'shouse,planningtosortthrough(整理)hermother's

things.Hermotherpassedawayyearsago.

Marianne:(Lookingaround)Well,Mania,itlookslikeIhavealottodo.

Mama:Whydon'lyoustartinthelivingroom?Thereisprobablysomethingyou'veneverseen.Trythatcabinet

(櫥柜)nexttothetelevision.

Marianne:(Sheopensthecabinetdoors—a“mountain"ofmaterialbooksandhats,poursout.)Mygod,whenwas

thelasttimeyoucleanedthisout?

Mama:Icouldneverthrowanythingaway.

(Mariannedigsthroughthepileandfindsanoldyearbook.)

Marianne:Mama...youweretheclasspoet?Whydidn'tyoutellme?

Mama:1hadforgottenaboutit.Mostchildrendon'twanttohearwhattheirparentsdidwhentheywereyoung.But

then,youwerenevermostchildren.

Marianne:(Readspartofthepoem,beginstocry)

Throughyearsofjoyandsorrow,

We'vetriedtofindsuccess...

Andinthelovingarms,

We'llfindourselvessafebeyondtheblue.

Mama:That'swhereIam."Safebeyondtheblue."Marianne,don'tcry.I'mfine.Daddy'sfine.Thisisafineplace.

Marianne:Mama,ifIcouldjustturnbacklime.Imissedchancestosaytherightthinganddotherightthing.I

didn'tvisityouasoftenasIshouldhave.Ispokecrosslytoyouwhenyouaskedquestionsoutofloveandcare.Oh,

ifonlyIcouldjusttellyouhowsorryIam,andhowmuchIloveyou.

Mama:Youdid.morethanyouknow.Everylaugh,everymemory—youshowyourlove.Don'tcarryregrets,

daring.Wcalldoourbest.Everychild,everyparenthassomethingtiicywishedtheyhadsaidordonewhenthey

hadthechance.

Marianne:Imissyousomuch.Ifeellikewhen（hehouseicempty,vou'llbegonetoo.

Mama:（placinginvisible（看不見的）handsonhershoulders）I'malwayswithyou.Daddytoo.Wc?rcpartofyou.

Trustthatlove.

Marianne:（Looksaround,asifsomeonehasenteredtheroom.）Mama?Areyouthere?Iknowyou'rehere,right?

Mama:Ofcourse.Afterthelivingroom,checkthecabinetinthediningroom.There'streasurethere.Postcards

fromallovertheworld,morepictures,evenacopyofthespeedingticketyourdaddygotin1953...

Marianne:Iloveyou.Mama.

（Mamakisseshergently.Disappears.）

32.WhydoesMariannecometohermother'shouse?

A.Topayavisittoherparents.B.Totakeawayherownthings.

C.Toorganizehermother'sthings.D.Topreparethehouseforsale.

33.WhatdocsMariannemeanbysaying“Ifeellikewhenthehouseisempty,you'llbegonetoo.”？

A.Mamawillreturnifthehouseistlicrc.

B.Hermotherwantshertokeepeverything.

C.Thehousewillbeveryquietwithoutanything.

D.ShemayloseconnectionwithMama'smemory.

34.HowdoMarianne'sfeelingschangeafterreadingthepoem?

A.Fromfeartohope.B.Fromregrettopeace.

C.Fromdoubttoconfidence.D.Fromsadnesstohappiness.

35.Whatisthethemeoftheplay?

A.Adaughterfindssomeoldthingsinhermother'shouse.

B.Familymemberssometimesdon'tunderstandeachother.

C.Amotheranddaughterargueandthenforgiveeachother.

D.Wecanstillfeellovefromsomecneafterheorsheisgone.

D

Haveyoueverwonderedwhatitisliketobeanastronaut?Theyfacemanychallengesinspace.

Weightlessnessisbadforhumanhealth.Itcancausemuscleandbonelossaswellasvision（視覺）problems.

Cosmicradiation（宇宙輻射）canharmtheirDNA.So,weneedtounderstandhowthehumanbodychangesin

space.Butresearchersdon'thaveagoodunderstandingofwhatactuallyhappenstoDNAinspace.Studying

lelcmeres（端粒），the"end-parts“ofchromosomes（染色體）thatprotecttheendsoftheDNA,mayhelp.

Researchersknowthattelomeresgetshorteraspeoplegetolder.Stress,smokingandunhealthyenvironments

maketelomeresshorter,too.Thelengthoftelomeresisconnectedtotheriskofheartdiseaseandcancer.This

makesthemimportanttostudyforhumanhealth.

In2015,NASAdidastudyonIhetwinastronautsScottandMarkKelly.Scottspentayearonthe

InternationalSpaceStationwhileMarkstayedonEarth.ResearchersfoundScott'stelomeresincreasedinlength

whileinspace.HistelomeresthenquicklyshortenedwhenhereturnedtoEarth.Infact,theywereevenshorterthan

beforehewentintospace.Thestudygaveresearchersvaluablenewinformationaboutastronauthealth.Tofindout

ifthesamechangeshappenduringashortertrip,anotherstudywasdoneonfourastronautswhocarriedona3-day

mission(任務).Theirtelomereswerelongerduringspaceflight.ButwhentheyreturnedtoEarth,theirtelomeres

shortenedquickly.Theyslowlyreturnedtonearnormallengthaboul2monthslater.

Bothstudiesshowed(hatspacetrips,evenshortones,canchangetelomerelength.Scientiststhinktelomere

lengthchangesbecauseofcosmicradiationexposure.Radiation,whichiseverywhereinspace,canharmDNA.

Spendingmoretimeinspacealsomeansmoreexposure.TheInternationalSpaceStationhasprotectioninareas

peopleuseoften.Thishelpsprotecttheastronautsfromsomeradiation.Butwhatifhumanswanttotraveltoor

stayonotherplanetssomeday?Wcneedabettermethodtoreduceradiationharm.

Spaceisadangerousenvironment.Wedon'tknowalotabouthowitcaninfluencepeople'shealthfbralong

time,especiallytheirDNA.Themoreweknow,(hebetterwewillbeabletokeepourastronautshealthy.By

learningmoreaboutchangesliketelomerelength,scientistscanfindwaystoprotectfuturespacetravellers.As

spacetourismbecomesmorecommon,thisknowledgewillbekeytokeepingpeoplesafeandhealthyinspace.

36.Whichproblemmayweightlessnessbringtoastronautsinspace?

A.Cancer.B.Boneloss.C.Heartdisease.D.Hearingproblems.

37.Whyisstudyingtelomeresimportantaccordingto(hepassage?

A.Becauseitcreatesahealthyenvironment.

B.Becauseithelpsreduceastronauts'stress.

C.Becauseitprotectsastronautsfromradiation.

D.BecauseitshowshowDNAchangesinspace.

38.Whatcanwclearnfromthetwostudies?

A.Scott'stelomeresreturnedtonearnormallengthfinally.

B.Thetimeofspaceflightdecidestelomerelengthchanges.

C.Alltheastronauts5telomereswerelongerduringspaceflight.

D.Thetwinastronautsbothcarriedona1-yearmissioninspace.

39.Howdoesthewritershowtheinfluenceofspaceonhumanhealth?

A.Bylistingnumbers.B.Byprovidingexamples.

C.Bygivinginstructions.D.Byintroducingbackgrounds.

40.Whatisthemainpurposeofthisarticle?

A.TocomparelifeonEarthandinspace.

B.Tosharestoriesaboutfamousastronauts.

C.ToexplainhowspaceaffectsDNAandhealth.

D.Tointroducewhyspacetourismdevelopsrapidly.

非選擇題（共50分）

四、填空（共15小題；每小題1分，滿分15分）

請根據括號中所給的漢語寫出單詞，使詩歌意思完整正確，并將答案填寫在答題卡標號為1-5的相應橫

線上。

Summerdaysarelongbutfunneverends.Whensunlightmeetsrain,magicfillstheair.Letthispoemtakeyou

toGdifferentNanjing.

Theskyin41（七月）iscalmandwide.

Thesunlightfallssogentlyoutside.

Thencomesa42（突然的）summersound,

Wclaughand43（躲藏）asrainpoursdown.

Itfallsontrees,onroofs,onground.

44（到處），itsdropsdanceallaround.

Itsgentletouchslowstimea45（一會兒），

Andleavestheworldwithaquietsmile.

請根據短文意思，用括號中所給單詞的適當形式填空，并將答案填寫在答題卡標號為1-5的相應橫線

上。

InNanjing,theYangtzeRiverisn'tjustariver;it'slikeaclosefriend—alwaysthere,fulloflife,andfullof

surprises.

InNanjing,alongtheYangtzeRiver,thereisaspecialplacecalledtheSmileStation.Itwasoneofthe

46(one)stationstoprotecttheYangtzefinlcssporpoises,the“smilingelves”oftheriver.Sincethen,wc

haveworked47(iinprove)theirlivingenvironmentandraisepublicawarenessaboutprotectingthem.

Nowtheporpoiseshavebeenprotectedbylaw.Manyvisitorscometo(hestationtowatch(heriverandenjoy(he

48(nature)view.Thesesmallstationsareimportanttoconnectpeoplewithnature.Nanjingissmiling

with49(it)river,stepbystep.Thankstotheseefforts,morepeoplearelearningaboutthesespecial

animalsandjoiningintheir50(protect).Let'sworktogethertokeeptheYangtzeRiverahappyhomefbr

thesmilingporpoises!

請根據短文內容，從下面方框中選擇適當的單詞或短語填空，使短文內容完整正確，并將答案填寫在答題

卡標號為1—5的相應橫線上。

Nanjing,withitsrichhistoryandculture,haslonginspiredgreatminds.TheexperiencesWuCheng'enhad

hereleftalastingmarkonhiswriting.

ideasinfluencetimeswaspublishedbasedon

HaveyouheardofthelatestgameBlackMyth:Wukong?TheMonkeyKinginitlooksreallypowerful.

Interestingly,thegameis51JourneytotheWest,afamousnovelwrittenbyWuCheng'en.

ManypeoplethinkJourneytotheWestisjustanoldlegend,butWuCheng'enturnedtheseancientstoriesinto

agreatnovel.HelivedinNanjingfcrtwentyyearsandtook(heimperialexamthree52withoutsuccess.

Althoughhehadbadluckwithexams,helaterworkedattheImperialCollege.There,hereadmanybooksand

usedhis53towritehisstories.

It'sunclearwhetherhecompletedthenovelwhilelivinginNanjing,butthecityclearlyhadadeep

54onhiswork.ThereisalotofNanjingdialectandcultureinthestory.Thisshowshowimportanthis

yearsinNanjingwereiohiswriting.

ItissaidthatJourneytotheWest55forthefirsttimeinSanshanjiein1592,whichwastenyears

afterWuCheng'en'sdeath.Overtime,hisstorybecameaclassicinChineseliteratureandisstilllovedbymany

readerstoday.

五、閱讀填空（共20小題；每小題1分，滿分20分）

請認真閱讀下列短文，根據所讀內容在文章后表格中第1—8小題的空格里填入一個最恰當的單詞，9-10

題詞數不限。

Theworld'soldestmusicalinstrumentsaremorethan40,（X）0yearsold.Forthousandsofyears,humanshave

beenmakingmusicforpleasureandtoexpressthemselves.

Recently,therehasbeenariseintheuseofartificialintelligence（AI）tocreatemusic.AImakesmusicby

analyzing（分析）manydifferentsongs,learningpatternsanddetails,andthenmixingpiecestogetherincreative

ways.SomeAImusichasbecomesopopularthatithasbeensharedwidelyonline.

However,somepeoplethinkusingAItocreatemusicisn'ttrulyoriginal（原創的）orcreativebecauseitmakes

songsoutofoldmusic.Whatdoyouthink?IsAIbadforcreativity?

Yes—AImusicisn'tcreative.

UsingAImightbecheaper（hanpayingamusician.IfcompaniescanuseAItoproducepopularmusic（hat

makeslotsofmoneyfrompeoplebuyingandlisteningtoit,itcouldputmusiciansoutofwork.Ifmusicianscan't

earnmoneyfrommusic,therewillbefarfewerofthemcreatingnewsongs.Anyway,listeningtomusicthatwas

madebyacomputerisn'tthesameexperienceaslisteningtohuman-mademusic.Whenmusicianscreatesongs,

theyputrealfeelingsandexperiencesintotheirwork,whichbuildsadeepconnectionwithlistenersthroughtheir

music.MusicproducedbyAlisn'ttrulyoriginal,asitsimplytakespiecesfromsongsthathavealreadybeen

published.Therefore,itcannotbeconsideredcreative.

No—AIcanhelpspark（激發）newideas.

Whenpeopleturnontheirradioorheadphonesandagreatnewsongcomeson,itmakesthemfeelgood.A

catchylune（曲調）bringspeopletogethertosinganddance.Ifpeopleareenjoyingmusic,whocareswhetherit

wasmadebyahumanoramachine?Musicmakersalreadyusecomputers,whichhelptoperfectsoundandmix

differentpartsofasong.Likecomputers,AIcanalsohelpsparkideas.Itwon'treplace（取代）musiciansbutthey

canworkwithit.BuildingonmusiccreatedbyAIcouldsavetime.Itcouldallowlotsmoremusictobeproduced

anditcouldleadtonewandspecialstylesofmusic.AIcouldcreateexcitingtunesthathumanscouldneverhave

dreamedof.

IsAIbadfornewmusic?

Humanshavealong56ofcreatingmusicforfunandself-

Backgroundexpression.Butnow,somepeopleuseAItocreatemusic,whichhascauseda

57aboutcreativity.

AImusicisn'tcreative.

?AIcostslessthanhiringamusiciansoitcouldtake58from

realmusicians.

Agreement?AImusicseldomsharesrealfeelingsandexperiences,soit's59

forittoconnectwithlistenersthanhumanmusicdoes.

?AImusictakespiecesfromoldsongs,whichmay60itfrom

beingcreative.

AIcanhelpsparknewideas.

?Whetherthemusiciscreatedbyhumans