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题型04 阅读回答问题15篇 (盐城专用) 【题型知识点细目表】 题号 难度 知识点 1 容易 说明文,环境保护 2 适中 学习科目,叙事忆旧,应用文,意见/建议,青少年问题 3 适中 科普知识,信息技术,说明文 4 较易 中华文化,说明文,竞技/比赛 5 适中 中华文化,说明文,传统工艺 6 较易 说明文,科学家 7 较易 身心健康,说明文,青少年问题 8 适中 新闻报道,体育名人 9 适中 科普知识,说明文,植物 10 适中 记叙文,哲理感悟,寓言童话 11 适中 航天与航空,说明文,旅行 12 适中 中华文化,社团/俱乐部,说明文,传统工艺 13 容易 记叙文,体育名人 14 较易 说明文,传统工艺 15 较易 中华文化,记叙文,其他著名人物 【中考真题】 阅读并回答问题 People are once again impressed by a recent science fiction movie. In the movie, people on a desert planet wear special suits that turn sweat (汗水) into clean drinking water. Sounds like magic? In fact, in some water-short places on Earth, people recycle waste water in similar ways. Even astronauts in space recycle their water! You might think, “We have plenty of water on Earth.” But actually, clean water is limited. Some countries are developing better ways to save water. In Germany, there’s an amazing waste water reuse system. This new system separates waste water into different types. —Rainwater is collected to water the gardens. —“Gray water” from kitchen and bathroom sinks is used to flush toilets. —“Black water” from toilets is sent to a local factory to be turned into biogas (沼气). The purpose of the system is not only to reduce water use but also to provide power for local people. Perhaps more countries can follow this example. The challenge lies with old houses. Using these new systems in old buildings costs a lot. However, people once thought LED lights were expensive too. Now they’re everywhere. This time, we can make similar changes to save water. Remember, every drop counts! By using water wisely today. We can make sure there’s enough clean water for everyone tomorrow. 回答下面5个问题，每题答案不超过6个词。 1．What do people wear to get clean drinking water in the movie? 2．How many types of waste water are reused in the new system? 3．What is one of the purposes of the new system in Germany? 4．Why is it a challenge to fix new systems in old buildings? 5．What does the writer advise us to do in the last paragraph? I’m Patrick McCarthy, and you can call me Pat. This is the space where I can help you with your daily life problems. Go ahead and ask away! Dear Patrick, Every time I look through my phone, I see someone having the time of their life. When I miss out on something fun or important that my friends are experiencing, I feel worried. How can I avoid this?Sarah Hi! Sarah,This is a big reason why so many people worry about social media’s influence on teenagers. Feeling worried and lonely as a result of looking through your phone is quite normal, even if it is unhealthy. Quite a lot of people post their pictures or videos on social media. Most of them share the best parts of their lives. You must keep in mind that they do so to share good feelings with others. It’s hard to find people sharing their bad moments, like feeling stressed about their home life or shame after failing a test. If seeing these videos and photos still causes bad feelings, stop connecting for a while. Do something that makes you pleased and relaxed. Try to read or spend some time with your family. You don’t need to impress anyone else. Pat 回答下面5个问题，每题答案不超过6个词。 1．What kind of problems does Pat help teenagers with? 2．How does Sarah feel whenever she looks through her phone? 3．Why do most people share the best parts of their lives? 4．What should Sarah do if she still feels bad according to Pat? 5．What other advice can you give to Sarah? Imagine you are walking through deep snow. As you walk, you leave footprints where you’ve been. That’s what happens when using technology, such as computers, mobile phones and tablets. You leave your digital footprint and it will never disappear. Here are reasons why your digital footprint should matter to you. How people see you Of course, you have nothing to hide, but if people get information about you, they might judge you from the information you have left online. For example, you make a bad joke online. Years later, it’s found by the university you are applying to, and they don’t think it’s funny. Maybe they decide you are not the “right” kind of person for them, Your private information Not everything can be shared with everyone. For example, you might share your school reports with your parents, but keep them secret to your e-friends. If you share them on the Internet, they will not be a secret anymore. Therefore, to protect your privacy(隐私), remember to put out less information online. Keeping your money safe There are plenty of people looking at information about you, and some of them want to steal from you. So you shouldn’t write bank details, card numbers or passwords in emails or text messages. Overall, the message is: No one can go online without leaving his digital footprint—but with care, you can control it. 回答下面5个问题，每题答案不超过6个词。 1．When do you leave digital footprint? 2．How many reasons are mentioned in the passage? 3．What should you do to protect your privacy? 4．What shouldn’t be written in emails or text messages? 5．How can you go online safely? 【热点话题练习】 On May 10, 2025, the Jiangsu Football City League started at Zhenjiang Sports and Exhibition Center. It is a provincial amateur (业余) football competition, but it became very popular in China quickly. After only four rounds, more than 190,000 people watched the games in person. Online, hundreds of millions of people watched them too, according to Xinhua. The league, also called “Su Super League”, runs from May to November. There are 13 teams, each from a different city in Jiangsu. First, all 13 teams play against each other once. Then the top 8 teams move to the knockout stage. They play to decide the top 4 teams, and finally the champion. One big reason for the league’s success is that many common people can join. There are 516 players in all. Over 65% of them have different jobs—like college students, teachers, and delivery workers. Liu Tong, from Jiangsu Sports Bureau, said, “This is a new way to do basic-level soccer. It makes the game closer to people.” The league is also popular because of its fun cultural vibe (气氛). Teams are named after local favourites: Yancheng is known for Milu deers, and Nanjing for its tasty salted duck. Soccer commentator (评论员) Xu Yifan said, “The league’s soccer shows that if we focus on local culture; let more people join in and have good times, community soccer can really work.” Since the league began, slogans like “match comes first, friendship fourteenth” have been popular online. They show the competition between Jiangsu’s 13 cities. All 13 cities are in China’s top 100 for GDP. People call their competitions “thirteen brothers”. A Nanjing soccer fan said, “We compete hard but we are like family!” 回答下面 5 个问题，每题答案不超过 6 个词。 1．When did the Jiangsu Football City League start? 2．How long will the Jiangsu Football City League last? 3．Why is the league so successful in China? (任选其一) 4．What is Yancheng’s team named after in the league? 5．What do you think of the “Su Super League”? 阅读并回答问题。 In Tongren city, Guizhou Province, there is a special embroidery called leaf-vein embroidery (叶脉刺绣). This type of embroidery began in the Song Dynasty. It was used for communication among different ethnic groups in southwestern China. Making leaf-vein embroidery is not easy. It takes a lot of steps, including choosing the right leaves, drying them, creating the designs and embroidering. Yang Li, a master of this craft, mentioned that in the last ten years, only about 20 people could complete the whole process by themselves.Because of the long, hard work, passing on the traditional craft faces challenges. “I have introduced this art to universities, communities and villages, but very few people have continued to do it,” Yang said. “I feel a duty. In my lifetime, I must pass on leaf-vein embroidery.” she said. In 2022, Yang set up the Guizhou embroidery intangible cultural heritage base (黔绣非物质文化遗产基地) and started to share traditional skills of leaf-vein embroidery by making short videos online. “Leaf-vein embroidery is a treasure. I hope more young people will return to their hometowns to continue its legacy.” Yang said. 每题答案不超过6个单词 1．In which dynasty did leaf-vein embroidery begin? 2．How many steps are mentioned to make leaf-vein embroidery? 3．What does Yang Li think her duty is? 4．How did Yang Li share the skills of leaf-vein embroidery? 5．What do you think of our intangible cultural heritage? Chinese science scored big again! Du Mengran, a geoscientist (地质学家), and Liang Wenfeng, the founder of DeepSeek, have been successfully selected (获选) for Nature in 2025. Together with eight other outstanding people from around the world, they won the honour because they have made many excellent achievements that have pushed for the development of global science this year. Du was selected for her excellent achievements in exploring the deep-sea world. In the submersible (潜水器) Fendouzhe, her team dived down to over nine kilometers more than 20 times. In the dark deep-sea environment, the team discovered the deepest-known animal ecosystem which is completely new to science on Earth for the first time. When facing the unknown, the best way to do is to go and see for yourself, she says. Her words have become an encouraging motto for many researchers. Liang was selected for his contribution to developing new AI models. His company, DeepSeek, released (发布) its powerful and affordable AI model early this year. As soon as the model was released, it shocked the global technology community as it’s equal to the best US model including ChatGPT. It showed that the United States was not as far ahead in the AI field as many people had ever thought. “Nature’s 10” is a yearly list of ten people who made huge contributions to science. It’s not a prize or ranking (排名) but a selection of important stories in science over the past year. It allows others to see these great people who are working hard to help us understand the world. It also encourages more young people to follow their dreams in science. 回答下面 5个问题，每题答案不超过6个词。 1．How many people were selected in total in Nature in 2025?      2．What did Du Mengran’s team discover in the deep-sea environment?      3．Why was Liang Wenfeng selected for “Nature’s 10”?          4．What can “Nature’s 10” encourage young people to do?      5．How do you like Du Mengran and Liang Wenfeng?          阅读并回答问题。 You may know about “junk food” like French fries. But do you know about “junk sleep”? A British survey shows that there are many electronic products in teenagers’ bedrooms. They are influencing teenagers’ sleep badly. The survey was done among 1,000 British kids from 12 to 16. It is found that 50% of them got just 4 to 7 hours’ sleep every day. But doctors say they need 8 to 9 hours. Almost 25% of the kids said they often fell asleep while they were watching TV, listening to music or using other electronic products. “The results are very worrying,” said Dr. Chris, a British professor, “We call it ‘junk sleep’. It means you don’t get enough sleep and the quality of the sleep is low, too.” The survey found that quite a few of the kids felt tired each day because of the junk sleep, especially girls between 13 and 16. Nearly all the teenagers have a phone, music player or TV in their bedrooms. And lots of them even have all the three. Dr. Chris suggested that parents should help their children keep away from electronic products, and that teenagers should spend less time on phones. 根据上面短文的内容回答问题（每小题答案不超过6个单词）。 1．What are influencing teenagers’ sleep badly? 2．How many kids get only 4 to 7 hours’ sleep a day? 3．What did Dr. Chris think of the results of the survey? 4．Who should help the children keep away from electronic products? 5．How will you deal with “junk sleep”? After years of training and effort, China made history again—this time on the snooker (斯诺克桌球) stage. On May 6th, 2025, Zhao Xintong, a 28-year-old Chinese player, has become the first Asian to win the World Snooker Championship. It was a moment that made all the Chinese cheer and feel so proud. The final match was like a big showdown (决战). Zhao Xintong had to play against Mark Williams, a well-known and experienced player. As a beginner, instead of feeling nervous or scared, Zhao thought it a chance to prove himself. Every shot, every move, made the audience’s hearts beat faster than usual: Zhao focused hard on the table, aiming at the colorful balls and hitting them with his stick carefully. In the end, Zhao won with a total score of 18-12, becoming a national hero in China. As Ding Junhui said, “Tonight’s starlight belongs to all Chinese fans who have been waiting for this moment!” The sport’s chairman, Jason Ferguson, said, “Since he is young and talented, Zhao will take snooker to another level.” This victory not only ended China’s 20-year wait for a championship in this sport but also helped an Asian player reach the top position in the sport for the first time. Zhao Xintong has written a new and important part in the history of snooker. Fans all over the world are now keeping their eyes on him. One thing is for sure—the future of snooker looks very exciting, and there are sure to be more great moments to come. 回答下面5个问题，每题答案不超过6个词。 1．Who is the winner of the 2025 World Snooker Championship? 2．What is Mark Williams? 3．What did Zhao think of the final match as a beginner? 4．In Jason Ferguson’s eyes, why will Zhao take snooker to another level? 5．What do you think of the future of snooker? The seed vault (种子地窖) A lot of countries need different kinds of seeds so that they can plant them again. There is an important reason for this. Sometimes plants can’t grow in a country because of bad weather or disease, so farmers need new seeds. You can keep seeds in a “seed vault”. It’s a place at a special temperature. The seeds don’t grow, but they can live for a long time. Norway has the biggest seed vault in the world — the Svalbard Global Seed Vault and it has seeds from a lot of different countries. The vault is on the island of Spitsbergen. The island is about one thousand kilometers from the North Pole. It’s a very cold place so it’s good for seeds. Above the ground, the doorway is small, but inside, the building is huge. You walk down a long corridor (走廊), which is one hundred and thirty meters inside a mountain. At the end of it, there are three large areas with seeds. There are about half a million kinds of seeds inside the vault. For example, there are kinds of seeds for rice from Asia and Africa, 32 kinds of seeds for potatoes from Ireland and seeds for different tomatoes from the USA．The seed vault has space for a lot more seeds. You can put about 2.2 billion seeds inside. The seeds can live here for thousands of years because of the cold temperature of-18℃. So in the future, humans can grow any seed they want. In other words, the seed vault is the difference between life and death. 回答下面5个问题，每题答案不超过6个词。 1．Why can’t plants grow in a country? 2．Where is the biggest seed vault in the world? 3．How far is the Svalbard Global Seed Vault from the North Pole? 4．How many seeds can be put in the seed vault? 5．What do you think of the seed vault? One day, a son asked his father, “What is my life worth?” His father gave him a stone and said, “If you want to know, take this to the market. If someone asks the price, stay quiet and hold up two fingers.” The boy went to the market first. An old woman asked how much the stone was. The boy held up two fingers. The woman said, “Two dollars,” and tried to pay. Unsurprisingly, the boy went back home and told his father. The father said, “Now, go to the museum.” The boy went to the museum. A man in a suit asked how much the stone was. The boy held up two fingers. The man said, “Two hundred dollars,” and offered to pay. Shocked, the boy ran home and told his father. The father then said, “Go to the stone market.” The boy went to the stone market and showed the stone to an old man. The old man got excited and asked how much it was. The boy held up two fingers. The old man said, “Twenty thousand dollars,” and wanted to buy it. Happily, the boy hurried home and told his father. The father smiled and said, “The old man knew the true value of the stone. Your life is the same. You can be a two-dollar stone or a 20,000-dollar stone. You decide your own worth. Remember, some people will see your true value, and some will not.” 回答下面问题，每题答案不超过6个词。 1．Where did the boy go first to learn about the price of the stone? 2．Who would offer $200 for the stone? 3．How did the old man feel when he saw the boy’s stone? 4．What do you think of the boy’s father? 5．What lesson does the story want to teach us? You can buy lots of things during a livestream (直播), such as food and clothes, and now even a ticket to space. On October 24, Deep Blue Aerospace, a Chinese space company, sold two space travel tickets in a livestream. I his was China’s first try of selling space tickets. The tickets were priced at 1.5 million yuan each. But during the stream, they were just 1 million yuan each. The 12-minute space trip will give a different experience. According to the company, passengers will sit in a spacecraft that is about 4 meters tall and 3. 5 meters wide, with six big windows and space for six people. The spacecraft will go 100 kilometers above Earth. Travelers will experience weightlessness (失重) for at least five minutes and see Earth from above before coming back down safely. Passengers between 18 and 60 years old can be chosen. And of course they should be healthy. After being chosen, they have to take some security training before the trip. The trip will use the company’s Nebula-rocket. It runs on oxygen and kerosene (煤油) and can be reused. With the development of modern technology, space tickets might become less expensive, said Huo Liang, CEO of Deep Blue Aerospace. The company plans to do lots of tests in 2026 to make sure the space trip is safe. They hope to begin the trip in 2027. 回答下面5个问题，每题答案不超过6个词。 1．When did Deep Blue Aerospace sell the space travel tickets in a livestream? 2．How long will the space trip last? 3．Who can be chosen to take the space trip? 4．What does the Nebula-rocket run on? 5．What do you think of the space trip? 回答下面问题，每题答案不超过6个词。 At Beijing New Oriental Yangzhou Foreign Language School, there’s a special club called Tongcao Flowers Paper Art Workshop. It recently won the first prize at a school said 14-year-old Ren Daiyang. “The paper dries in 10 seconds, so I must work quickly!” First, cut paper into 3mm-5mm strips. Then, shape the wet paper into petals, and put them together like a flower. Finally, they paint details like stamens (花蕊) with food coloring. 13-year-old Zhang Shiyu spends over 2 hours on each flower. “My first flower looked like a duckling!” she laughed. “But now I’ve made 50. This art teaches me not to give up.” Her classmate He Liyan,14, added, “It’s cool to keep a 300-year-old skill alive.” Tongcao flowers are Yangzhou’s intangible cultural heritage (since 2007). The white paper’s softness lets creators shape it into peonies, plum blossoms, even butterflies. The club’s 2m×3m display board at the event looked like a spring garden—prove that young hands can protect old traditions. 1．Who got the top prize at a school event? 2．Why does Ren Daiyang think shaping petals is hard? 3．How many steps do we need to make tongcao paper? 4．What did Zhang Shiyu learn from making tongcao paper? 5．How do you like keeping old traditions alive? 阅读并回答问题 On Sept 1, Yao Miao made history as the first Chinese woman to win the 50-kilometer race at the famous Utra-Trail du Mont-Blanc (UTMB, 环勃朗峰超级越野耐力赛). This adds to her earlier success in 2018, when she became the first Chinese woman to win the 100-km race at the UTMB． The UTMB is one of the world’s most well-known trail running events, taking place every year in the beautiful Mont-Blanc area, covering parts of France, Italy, and Switzerland. This year, Yao completed a 57-km course with a top elevation (海拔) of 3,500 meters. “I started off a bit slow, but after 20km. I felt stronger, especially on the downhills. During trail running, finding the right pace is like solving a math problem—you must plan carefully for long distances,” Yao explained. She kept a steady rhythm on flat paths and saved energy for steep climbs. Her love for running began in her childhood in the countryside of Guizhou. Her school was four kilometers from home, and she walked the distance four times a day. Growing up in the mountains gave her a toughness (韧性) that later helped her as a runner. At 16, she joined her city’s sports school, starting her formal training. In 2019, Yao was recommended to join the Hubei provincial team as a professional marathon runner. She was later accepted into the sports department of Central China Normal University in 2020. To balance professional training with her studies, Yao trains in Yunnan, running about 30 kilometers a day, and in her free time, she takes online courses there. Though she doesn’t have much time to explore the university, Yao said. “When I have time, I will fully enjoy it.” 回答下面5个问题，每题答案不超过6个词。 1．When did Yao Miao win the 50-km UTMB race? 2．What way did Yao Miao use for long distances during trail running? 3．How far did Yao walk a day for school in her childhood? 4．Why does Yao Miao take online courses in her free time? 5．What makes Yao a successful trail runner? 阅读并回答问题。 Lacquer fans are amazing fans from China, and their history dates back to the Han Dynasty. Later, lacquer fans became one of the top collections in the art world during the Tang Dynasty. Lacquer is a natural material taken from the lacquer tree. It was first used to coat wooden objects to protect them from water and insects. Over time, workers began to use lacquer to make and decorate fans. Lacquer fans are made with bamboo or wooden frames (框架). Traditionally, they are painted with different subjects and patterns (图案) such as flowers, birds, and figures (人物), to make them more beautiful. Although the methods of making fans continue to develop, skilled workers still use traditional skills to create lacquer fans, keeping this ancient art form alive. Nowadays, lacquer fan painting is one of the most popular activities among young people, which is considered a new form of expression of lacquer art. Instead of using traditional tools such as brushes, lacquer fan painting is done only by the lacquer and water. The process is quite simple: people first choose the colors they want to use, drop the colored lacquer into the water, mix it, put the fans in the water for a while, and then take them out. And that’s it. Making each fan is like opening a blind box, as no one can know how the product will be like before it turns out. So every fan is special. For centuries, lacquer fans have been loved for their beauty. And they are becoming increasingly popular among young people nowadays. 根据短文内容回答下列问题（每题答案不超过6个单词）。 1．What was lacquer first used to do? 2．What are lacquer fans made with? 3．How do the workers keep this ancient art form alive? 4．What is considered as a new form of expression of lacquer art? 5．What can you learn about lacquer fans? Thanks to China’s new visa-free transit policy (免签过境政策), American YouTube star IShowSpeed, famously nicknamed “Jiakang Ge”, visited Dengfeng, Central China’s Henan Province, to learn Shaolin kung fu. His training video, which showed his teacher Liang Xiaolong, became popular online immediately. Liang, a modest kung fu coach at the Henan Provincial Shaolin Wushu Center, won high praise from viewers for his kindness and skills. Liang, born into a martial arts family in 1987, started learning kung fu at the age of 11. He teaches both foreigners and locals at the center, which develops Shaolin culture and tourism. During the lesson, IShowSpeed learned basic moves like the “five-step fist” and tried Sanda skills, a mix of traditional kung fu and modern fighting. Liang later mentioned that Speed impressed him deeply with his bravery and quick learning, mastering most of the routine after just two tries. One unforgettable moment came when IShowSpeed volunteered to try Hard Qigong, a skill where a person is hit with a stick. Though IShowSpeed clearly felt pain, Liang encouraged him by explaining that pain was part of kung fu training and life itself. Many viewers found these words inspiring. Liang shared his belief that kung fu helps people connect even without shared languages. He described kungfu as a bridge connecting martial arts lovers across cultures (跨文化). Despite getting attention from IShowSpeed’s video, Liang remained modest, saying that his goal was to continue teaching Shaolin traditions developing cultural exchanges. And this event also shows how kung fu can bring people from different cultures together. 回答下面5个问题，每题答案不超过6个词。 1．Where did IShowSpeed learn Shaolin kung fu? 2．Why did viewers think highly of Liang Xiaolong? 3．What martial arts moves did IShowSpeed practice? 4．How did IShowSpeed feel when trying Hard Qigong? 5．Besides Kung fu, what else can work as a bridge across cultures? 试卷第1页，共3页 试卷第1页，共3页 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $ 题型04 阅读回答问题15篇 (盐城专用) 【题型知识点细目表】 题号 难度 知识点 1 容易 说明文,环境保护 2 适中 学习科目,叙事忆旧,应用文,意见/建议,青少年问题 3 适中 科普知识,信息技术,说明文 4 较易 中华文化,说明文,竞技/比赛 5 适中 中华文化,说明文,传统工艺 6 较易 说明文,科学家 7 较易 身心健康,说明文,青少年问题 8 适中 新闻报道,体育名人 9 适中 科普知识,说明文,植物 10 适中 记叙文,哲理感悟,寓言童话 11 适中 航天与航空,说明文,旅行 12 适中 中华文化,社团/俱乐部,说明文,传统工艺 13 容易 记叙文,体育名人 14 较易 说明文,传统工艺 15 较易 中华文化,记叙文,其他著名人物 【中考真题】 阅读并回答问题 People are once again impressed by a recent science fiction movie. In the movie, people on a desert planet wear special suits that turn sweat (汗水) into clean drinking water. Sounds like magic? In fact, in some water-short places on Earth, people recycle waste water in similar ways. Even astronauts in space recycle their water! You might think, “We have plenty of water on Earth.” But actually, clean water is limited. Some countries are developing better ways to save water. In Germany, there’s an amazing waste water reuse system. This new system separates waste water into different types. —Rainwater is collected to water the gardens. —“Gray water” from kitchen and bathroom sinks is used to flush toilets. —“Black water” from toilets is sent to a local factory to be turned into biogas (沼气). The purpose of the system is not only to reduce water use but also to provide power for local people. Perhaps more countries can follow this example. The challenge lies with old houses. Using these new systems in old buildings costs a lot. However, people once thought LED lights were expensive too. Now they’re everywhere. This time, we can make similar changes to save water. Remember, every drop counts! By using water wisely today. We can make sure there’s enough clean water for everyone tomorrow. 回答下面5个问题，每题答案不超过6个词。 1．What do people wear to get clean drinking water in the movie? 2．How many types of waste water are reused in the new system? 3．What is one of the purposes of the new system in Germany? 4．Why is it a challenge to fix new systems in old buildings? 5．What does the writer advise us to do in the last paragraph? 【答案】1．Special suits. 2．Three. 3．Reduce water use. / Provide power. 4．It costs a lot. / High cost. 5．Use water wisely. 【导语】本文主要介绍了一部科幻电影中人们通过特殊服装将汗水转化为饮用水的情况，并引出地球上清洁水资源有限的问题，进而介绍了德国的废水再利用系统及其目的，最后呼吁人们明智用水。 1．根据第一段“In the movie, people on a desert planet wear special suits that turn sweat (汗水) into clean drinking water.”可知，在电影里，沙漠星球上的人们穿着特殊服装将汗水转化为饮用水。故填Special suits. 2．根据“This new system separates waste water into different types. —Rainwater is collected to water the gardens. —‘Gray water’ from kitchen and bathroom sinks is used to flush toilets. —‘Black water’ from toilets is sent to a local factory to be turned into biogas (沼气).”可知，新系统将废水分为雨水、“灰水”（来自厨房和浴室水槽）和“黑水”（来自厕所）三种类型。故填Three. 3．根据“The purpose of the system is not only to reduce water use but also to provide power for local people.”可知，德国新系统的目的不仅是减少用水，还为当地人提供电力。故填Reduce water use. / Provide power. 4．根据“The challenge lies with old houses. Using these new systems in old buildings costs a lot.”可知，在旧建筑中使用这些新系统成本很高，因此这是一个挑战。故填It costs a lot. / High cost. 5．根据最后一段“By using water wisely today. we can make sure there’s enough clean water for everyone tomorrow.”可知，作者建议我们明智用水。故填Use water wisely. I’m Patrick McCarthy, and you can call me Pat. This is the space where I can help you with your daily life problems. Go ahead and ask away! Dear Patrick, Every time I look through my phone, I see someone having the time of their life. When I miss out on something fun or important that my friends are experiencing, I feel worried. How can I avoid this?Sarah Hi! Sarah,This is a big reason why so many people worry about social media’s influence on teenagers. Feeling worried and lonely as a result of looking through your phone is quite normal, even if it is unhealthy. Quite a lot of people post their pictures or videos on social media. Most of them share the best parts of their lives. You must keep in mind that they do so to share good feelings with others. It’s hard to find people sharing their bad moments, like feeling stressed about their home life or shame after failing a test. If seeing these videos and photos still causes bad feelings, stop connecting for a while. Do something that makes you pleased and relaxed. Try to read or spend some time with your family. You don’t need to impress anyone else. Pat 回答下面5个问题，每题答案不超过6个词。 1．What kind of problems does Pat help teenagers with? 2．How does Sarah feel whenever she looks through her phone? 3．Why do most people share the best parts of their lives? 4．What should Sarah do if she still feels bad according to Pat? 5．What other advice can you give to Sarah? 【答案】1．Daily life problems. 2．She feels worried. 3．To share good feelings with others. 4．Stop connecting for a while. 5．Relax yourself by travelling.（答案合理即可） 【导语】本文是Sarah将生活中遇到的问题讲述给Pat听，Pat给出了相应的建议。 1．根据“This is the space where I can help you with your daily life problems.”可知，解决日常生活问题，故填Daily life problems. 2．根据“Every time I look through my phone, I see someone having the time of their life. When I miss out on something fun or important that my friends are experiencing, I feel worried”可知，感到担心，故填She feels worried. 3．根据“Most of them share the best parts of their lives. You must keep in mind that they do so to share good feelings with others.”可知，这样做是为了与他人分享美好的感觉，故填To share good feelings with others. 4．根据“If seeing these videos and photos still causes bad feelings, stop connecting for a while.”可知，如果看到这些视频和照片让你感觉不好，那就暂时停止联系，故填Stop connecting for a while. 5．开放性问题，答案合理即可。参考答案为Relax yourself by travelling. Imagine you are walking through deep snow. As you walk, you leave footprints where you’ve been. That’s what happens when using technology, such as computers, mobile phones and tablets. You leave your digital footprint and it will never disappear. Here are reasons why your digital footprint should matter to you. How people see you Of course, you have nothing to hide, but if people get information about you, they might judge you from the information you have left online. For example, you make a bad joke online. Years later, it’s found by the university you are applying to, and they don’t think it’s funny. Maybe they decide you are not the “right” kind of person for them, Your private information Not everything can be shared with everyone. For example, you might share your school reports with your parents, but keep them secret to your e-friends. If you share them on the Internet, they will not be a secret anymore. Therefore, to protect your privacy(隐私), remember to put out less information online. Keeping your money safe There are plenty of people looking at information about you, and some of them want to steal from you. So you shouldn’t write bank details, card numbers or passwords in emails or text messages. Overall, the message is: No one can go online without leaving his digital footprint—but with care, you can control it. 回答下面5个问题，每题答案不超过6个词。 1．When do you leave digital footprint? 2．How many reasons are mentioned in the passage? 3．What should you do to protect your privacy? 4．What shouldn’t be written in emails or text messages? 5．How can you go online safely? 【答案】1．When using technology. 2．Three. 3．Put out less information online. 4．Bank details, card numbers or passwords. 5．With care./We should be careful. 【导语】本文主要介绍了什么是数字脚印以及它的重要性。 1．根据“That’s what happens when using technology, such as computers, mobile phones and tablets. You leave your digital footprint and it will never disappear.”可知，使用高科技时，会留下数字脚印，故填When using technology. 2．根据“How people see you”“Your private information”以及“Keeping your money safe”可知，提到了三点原因，故填Three. 3．根据“Therefore, to protect your privacy(隐私), remember to put out less information online.”可知，为了保护你的隐私，少在网上发布信息，故填Put out less information online. 4．根据“So you shouldn’t write bank details, card numbers or passwords in emails or text messages.”可知，不应该在电子邮件或短信中写下银行详细信息、卡号或密码，故填Bank details, card numbers or passwords. 5．根据“No one can go online without leaving his digital footprint—but with care, you can control it.”可知，留下数字脚印是不可避免的，要想安全上网，就要小心。故填With care./We should be careful. 【热点话题练习】 On May 10, 2025, the Jiangsu Football City League started at Zhenjiang Sports and Exhibition Center. It is a provincial amateur (业余) football competition, but it became very popular in China quickly. After only four rounds, more than 190,000 people watched the games in person. Online, hundreds of millions of people watched them too, according to Xinhua. The league, also called “Su Super League”, runs from May to November. There are 13 teams, each from a different city in Jiangsu. First, all 13 teams play against each other once. Then the top 8 teams move to the knockout stage. They play to decide the top 4 teams, and finally the champion. One big reason for the league’s success is that many common people can join. There are 516 players in all. Over 65% of them have different jobs—like college students, teachers, and delivery workers. Liu Tong, from Jiangsu Sports Bureau, said, “This is a new way to do basic-level soccer. It makes the game closer to people.” The league is also popular because of its fun cultural vibe (气氛). Teams are named after local favourites: Yancheng is known for Milu deers, and Nanjing for its tasty salted duck. Soccer commentator (评论员) Xu Yifan said, “The league’s soccer shows that if we focus on local culture; let more people join in and have good times, community soccer can really work.” Since the league began, slogans like “match comes first, friendship fourteenth” have been popular online. They show the competition between Jiangsu’s 13 cities. All 13 cities are in China’s top 100 for GDP. People call their competitions “thirteen brothers”. A Nanjing soccer fan said, “We compete hard but we are like family!” 回答下面 5 个问题，每题答案不超过 6 个词。 1．When did the Jiangsu Football City League start? 2．How long will the Jiangsu Football City League last? 3．Why is the league so successful in China? (任选其一) 4．What is Yancheng’s team named after in the league? 5．What do you think of the “Su Super League”? 【答案】1．On May 10, 2025. 2．From May to November./About 6 months. 3．Because common people can join./Because of its fun cultural vibe. 4．Milu deers. 5．Popular/Meaningful/Interesting.（回答合理即可） 【导语】本文介绍了江苏足球城市联赛的基本情况、赛制、受欢迎的原因及相关文化氛围。 1．根据第一段“On May 10, 2025, the Jiangsu Football City League started at Zhenjiang Sports and Exhibition Center.”可知，联赛在5月10日于镇江体育会展中心开始。故填On May 10, 2025. 2．根据第二段“The league, also called ‘Su Super League’, runs from May to November.”可知，联赛从五月持续到十一月，大约六个月的时间。故填From May to November./About 6 months. 3．根据第三段“One big reason for the league’s success is that many common people can join.”和“The league is also popular because of its fun cultural vibe (气氛).”可知，联赛能成功是因为许多普通人可加入，且它有趣的文化氛围。故填Because common people can join./Because of its fun cultural vibe. 4．根据第四段“Teams are named after local favourites: Yancheng is known for Milu deers,”可知，盐城队以麋鹿命名。故填Milu deers. 5．开放性回答，言之有理即可，可以从受欢迎度和亲民方面回答。故填Popular/Meaningful/Interesting. 阅读并回答问题。 In Tongren city, Guizhou Province, there is a special embroidery called leaf-vein embroidery (叶脉刺绣). This type of embroidery began in the Song Dynasty. It was used for communication among different ethnic groups in southwestern China. Making leaf-vein embroidery is not easy. It takes a lot of steps, including choosing the right leaves, drying them, creating the designs and embroidering. Yang Li, a master of this craft, mentioned that in the last ten years, only about 20 people could complete the whole process by themselves.Because of the long, hard work, passing on the traditional craft faces challenges. “I have introduced this art to universities, communities and villages, but very few people have continued to do it,” Yang said. “I feel a duty. In my lifetime, I must pass on leaf-vein embroidery.” she said. In 2022, Yang set up the Guizhou embroidery intangible cultural heritage base (黔绣非物质文化遗产基地) and started to share traditional skills of leaf-vein embroidery by making short videos online. “Leaf-vein embroidery is a treasure. I hope more young people will return to their hometowns to continue its legacy.” Yang said. 每题答案不超过6个单词 1．In which dynasty did leaf-vein embroidery begin? 2．How many steps are mentioned to make leaf-vein embroidery? 3．What does Yang Li think her duty is? 4．How did Yang Li share the skills of leaf-vein embroidery? 5．What do you think of our intangible cultural heritage? 【答案】1．(In) The Song Dynasty. 2．Four. / 4. 3．To pass on leaf-vein embroidery. 4．By making short videos online./ She made short videos online. 5．Important./Valuable./Excellent./Amazing./Traditional./...(合理即可) 【导语】本文主要介绍了叶脉刺绣的起源，并指出这项传统工艺正面临失传的挑战，以及叶脉刺绣大师杨丽对叶脉刺绣的传承所作出的贡献。 1．根据“This type of embroidery began in the Song Dynasty.”可知，叶脉刺绣始于宋朝。故填(In) The Song Dynasty. 2．根据“It takes a lot of steps, including choosing the right leaves, drying them, creating the designs and embroidering.”可知，叶脉刺绣的步骤包括挑选合适的叶子、晾干叶子、设计图案以及刺绣。一共四个步骤，故填Four. / 4. 3．根据“I feel a duty. In my lifetime, I must pass on this craft.”可知，杨丽觉得自己有责任把叶脉刺绣这项工艺传承下去。故填To pass on leaf-vein embroidery. 4．根据“and started to share traditional skills of leaf-vein embroidery by making short videos online.”可知，杨丽通过制作短视频在网上分享叶脉绣这一传统技艺。故填By making short videos online./ She made short videos online. 5．开放性试题，言之有理即可。参考答案：Important./Valuable./Excellent./Amazing./Traditional./... Chinese science scored big again! Du Mengran, a geoscientist (地质学家), and Liang Wenfeng, the founder of DeepSeek, have been successfully selected (获选) for Nature in 2025. Together with eight other outstanding people from around the world, they won the honour because they have made many excellent achievements that have pushed for the development of global science this year. Du was selected for her excellent achievements in exploring the deep-sea world. In the submersible (潜水器) Fendouzhe, her team dived down to over nine kilometers more than 20 times. In the dark deep-sea environment, the team discovered the deepest-known animal ecosystem which is completely new to science on Earth for the first time. When facing the unknown, the best way to do is to go and see for yourself, she says. Her words have become an encouraging motto for many researchers. Liang was selected for his contribution to developing new AI models. His company, DeepSeek, released (发布) its powerful and affordable AI model early this year. As soon as the model was released, it shocked the global technology community as it’s equal to the best US model including ChatGPT. It showed that the United States was not as far ahead in the AI field as many people had ever thought. “Nature’s 10” is a yearly list of ten people who made huge contributions to science. It’s not a prize or ranking (排名) but a selection of important stories in science over the past year. It allows others to see these great people who are working hard to help us understand the world. It also encourages more young people to follow their dreams in science. 回答下面 5个问题，每题答案不超过6个词。 1．How many people were selected in total in Nature in 2025?      2．What did Du Mengran’s team discover in the deep-sea environment?      3．Why was Liang Wenfeng selected for “Nature’s 10”?          4．What can “Nature’s 10” encourage young people to do?      5．How do you like Du Mengran and Liang Wenfeng?          【答案】1．Ten./10 2．The deepest-known animal ecosystem. 3．For developing new AI models./Because of developing new AI models./For new AI model development. 4．To follow their dreams in science. 5．Hard-working./Excellent./Great./... 【导语】本文介绍了中国科学家杜梦然和梁文锋因在深海探索和人工智能领域的杰出贡献，入选2025年《自然》杂志“Nature’s 10”名单，该名单旨在鼓励年轻人投身科学。 1．根据文章第一段“Together with eight other outstanding people from around the world, they won the honour...”可知，总共有10人入选（杜梦然、梁文锋和另外8人）。故填Ten./10。 2．根据文章第二段“the team discovered the deepest-known animal ecosystem which is completely new to science on Earth for the first time”可知，杜梦然的团队在深海环境中发现了已知最深的动物生态系统。故填The deepest-known animal ecosystem. 3．根据文章第三段“Liang was selected for his contribution to developing new AI models”可知，梁文锋因开发新的人工智能模型而入选。故填For developing new AI models./Because of developing new AI models./For new AI model development. 4．根据文章最后一段“It also encourages more young people to follow their dreams in science”可知，“Nature's 10”鼓励年轻人追随科学梦想。故填To follow their dreams in science. 5．根据文章内容，杜梦然和梁文锋在各自领域取得了杰出成就，展现了勤奋和卓越的品质。故填Hard-working./Excellent./Great./... 阅读并回答问题。 You may know about “junk food” like French fries. But do you know about “junk sleep”? A British survey shows that there are many electronic products in teenagers’ bedrooms. They are influencing teenagers’ sleep badly. The survey was done among 1,000 British kids from 12 to 16. It is found that 50% of them got just 4 to 7 hours’ sleep every day. But doctors say they need 8 to 9 hours. Almost 25% of the kids said they often fell asleep while they were watching TV, listening to music or using other electronic products. “The results are very worrying,” said Dr. Chris, a British professor, “We call it ‘junk sleep’. It means you don’t get enough sleep and the quality of the sleep is low, too.” The survey found that quite a few of the kids felt tired each day because of the junk sleep, especially girls between 13 and 16. Nearly all the teenagers have a phone, music player or TV in their bedrooms. And lots of them even have all the three. Dr. Chris suggested that parents should help their children keep away from electronic products, and that teenagers should spend less time on phones. 根据上面短文的内容回答问题（每小题答案不超过6个单词）。 1．What are influencing teenagers’ sleep badly? 2．How many kids get only 4 to 7 hours’ sleep a day? 3．What did Dr. Chris think of the results of the survey? 4．Who should help the children keep away from electronic products? 5．How will you deal with “junk sleep”? 【答案】1．Many electrical products./Many electrical products in teenagers bedrooms. 2．500./500 students. 3．Worrying./He was worried./The results were very worrying. 4．Parents. 5．By going to bed early./By spending less time on phones./By using mobile phones less. 【导语】本文主要讨论了青少年所面临的“垃圾睡眠”问题，包括影响青少年睡眠的因素、“垃圾睡眠”的表现、对青少年的影响以及应对“垃圾睡眠”的建议。 1．根据第二段“A British survey shows that there are many electronic products in teenagers’ bedrooms. They are influencing teenagers’ sleep badly.”可知，青少年卧室里的许多电子产品严重影响着他们的睡眠。故填Many electrical products./Many electrical products in teenagers bedrooms. 2．根据第三段“The survey was done among 1,000 British kids from 12 to 16. It is found that 50% of them got just 4 to 7 hours’ sleep every day.”可知，调查是在1000名12到16岁的英国孩子中进行的，其中50%的孩子每天只睡4到7个小时，也就是500个孩子。故填500./500 students. 3．根据第五段“‘The results are very worrying,’ said Dr. Chris, a British professor”可知，英国教授克里斯博士认为调查结果非常令人担忧。故填Worrying./He was worried./The results were very worrying. 4．根据最后一段“Dr. Chris suggested that parents should help their children keep away from electronic products”可知，克里斯博士建议父母应该帮助孩子远离电子产品。故填Parents. 5．这是一个开放性问题，答案因人而异。但可以根据文章内容和常识来回答。故填By going to bed early./By spending less time on phones./By using mobile phones less. After years of training and effort, China made history again—this time on the snooker (斯诺克桌球) stage. On May 6th, 2025, Zhao Xintong, a 28-year-old Chinese player, has become the first Asian to win the World Snooker Championship. It was a moment that made all the Chinese cheer and feel so proud. The final match was like a big showdown (决战). Zhao Xintong had to play against Mark Williams, a well-known and experienced player. As a beginner, instead of feeling nervous or scared, Zhao thought it a chance to prove himself. Every shot, every move, made the audience’s hearts beat faster than usual: Zhao focused hard on the table, aiming at the colorful balls and hitting them with his stick carefully. In the end, Zhao won with a total score of 18-12, becoming a national hero in China. As Ding Junhui said, “Tonight’s starlight belongs to all Chinese fans who have been waiting for this moment!” The sport’s chairman, Jason Ferguson, said, “Since he is young and talented, Zhao will take snooker to another level.” This victory not only ended China’s 20-year wait for a championship in this sport but also helped an Asian player reach the top position in the sport for the first time. Zhao Xintong has written a new and important part in the history of snooker. Fans all over the world are now keeping their eyes on him. One thing is for sure—the future of snooker looks very exciting, and there are sure to be more great moments to come. 回答下面5个问题，每题答案不超过6个词。 1．Who is the winner of the 2025 World Snooker Championship? 2．What is Mark Williams? 3．What did Zhao think of the final match as a beginner? 4．In Jason Ferguson’s eyes, why will Zhao take snooker to another level? 5．What do you think of the future of snooker? 【答案】1．Zhao Xintong. 2．A well-known and experienced player. 3．A chance to prove himself. 4．Because he’s young and talented. 5．开放性试题，言之有理即可。参考答案为：It’s very exciting. 【导语】本文是一篇新闻报道。文章主要讲述了赵心童赢得2025年世界斯诺克锦标赛冠军的事件经过。 1．根据第一段“On May 6th, 2025, Zhao Xintong, a 28-year-old Chinese player, has become the first Asian to win the World Snooker Championship.”可知，2025年5月6日，28岁的中国选手赵心童成为首位赢得世界斯诺克锦标赛冠军的亚洲选手。故填Zhao Xintong. 2．根据第二段“Zhao Xintong had to play against Mark Williams, a well-known and experienced player.”可知，马克·威廉姆斯是一位声名远扬且经验丰富的选手。故填A well-known and experienced player. 3．根据第二段“As a beginner, instead of feeling nervous or scared, Zhao thought it a chance to prove himself.”可知，作为一名新手，赵并没有感到紧张或害怕，而是将决赛视为一个证明自己的机会。故填A chance to prove himself. 4．根据第二段“Since he is young and talented, Zhao will take snooker to another level.”可知，由于他年轻且才华横溢，赵将会把斯诺克这项运动提升到一个新的高度。故填Because he’s young and talented. 5．开放性试题，言之有理即可。参考答案为：It’s very exciting. The seed vault (种子地窖) A lot of countries need different kinds of seeds so that they can plant them again. There is an important reason for this. Sometimes plants can’t grow in a country because of bad weather or disease, so farmers need new seeds. You can keep seeds in a “seed vault”. It’s a place at a special temperature. The seeds don’t grow, but they can live for a long time. Norway has the biggest seed vault in the world — the Svalbard Global Seed Vault and it has seeds from a lot of different countries. The vault is on the island of Spitsbergen. The island is about one thousand kilometers from the North Pole. It’s a very cold place so it’s good for seeds. Above the ground, the doorway is small, but inside, the building is huge. You walk down a long corridor (走廊), which is one hundred and thirty meters inside a mountain. At the end of it, there are three large areas with seeds. There are about half a million kinds of seeds inside the vault. For example, there are kinds of seeds for rice from Asia and Africa, 32 kinds of seeds for potatoes from Ireland and seeds for different tomatoes from the USA．The seed vault has space for a lot more seeds. You can put about 2.2 billion seeds inside. The seeds can live here for thousands of years because of the cold temperature of-18℃. So in the future, humans can grow any seed they want. In other words, the seed vault is the difference between life and death. 回答下面5个问题，每题答案不超过6个词。 1．Why can’t plants grow in a country? 2．Where is the biggest seed vault in the world? 3．How far is the Svalbard Global Seed Vault from the North Pole? 4．How many seeds can be put in the seed vault? 5．What do you think of the seed vault? 【答案】1．Because of bad weather or disease. 2．In Norway./It’s in Norway. 3．About one thousand kilometers. 4．About 2.2 billion. 5．Useful./Helpful./Practical./Beneficial... 【导语】本文主要介绍了种子地窖的作用、位置、规模以及存储能力，强调了其对保护种子多样性和未来农业生产的重要性。 1．根据第一段“Sometimes plants can’t grow in a country because of bad weather or disease”可知，植物有时不能在一个国家生长是因为恶劣的天气或疾病。故填Because of bad weather or disease. 2．根据第二段“Norway has the biggest seed vault in the world”可知，世界上最大的种子地窖在挪威。故填In Norway./It’s in Norway. 3．根据第三段“The island is about one thousand kilometers from the North Pole”可知，斯瓦尔巴全球种子库距离北极大约一千公里。故填About one thousand kilometers. 4．根据第四段“You can put about 2.2 billion seeds inside”可知，种子地窖里可以存放大约22亿颗种子。故填About 2.2 billion. 5．这是一个开放性问题，答案因人而异。但可以根据文章内容来回答，种子地窖可以保存各种种子，为未来的农业生产提供保障，因此它是有用的、有帮助的、实用的或有益的。故填Useful./Helpful./Practical./Beneficial...（答案合理即可）。 One day, a son asked his father, “What is my life worth?” His father gave him a stone and said, “If you want to know, take this to the market. If someone asks the price, stay quiet and hold up two fingers.” The boy went to the market first. An old woman asked how much the stone was. The boy held up two fingers. The woman said, “Two dollars,” and tried to pay. Unsurprisingly, the boy went back home and told his father. The father said, “Now, go to the museum.” The boy went to the museum. A man in a suit asked how much the stone was. The boy held up two fingers. The man said, “Two hundred dollars,” and offered to pay. Shocked, the boy ran home and told his father. The father then said, “Go to the stone market.” The boy went to the stone market and showed the stone to an old man. The old man got excited and asked how much it was. The boy held up two fingers. The old man said, “Twenty thousand dollars,” and wanted to buy it. Happily, the boy hurried home and told his father. The father smiled and said, “The old man knew the true value of the stone. Your life is the same. You can be a two-dollar stone or a 20,000-dollar stone. You decide your own worth. Remember, some people will see your true value, and some will not.” 回答下面问题，每题答案不超过6个词。 1．Where did the boy go first to learn about the price of the stone? 2．Who would offer $200 for the stone? 3．How did the old man feel when he saw the boy’s stone? 4．What do you think of the boy’s father? 5．What lesson does the story want to teach us? 【答案】1．To the market. / He went to the market (first). 2．A man in a suit. / A man in the museum. 3．Excited. / He felt excited. 4．He was patient and wise. / Wise and clever. 5．We decide our own worth. / We decide our true value. / It’s we who decide our value. 【导语】本文一篇记叙文，讲述男孩问父亲生命价值，父亲通过让男孩拿石头去不同地方（市场、博物馆、石头市场 ）询问价格，教导男孩“自我价值由自己决定”的故事。 1．根据“The boy went to the market first.”可知，男孩最先去的地方是市场，用于了解石头价格。故填To the market. / He went to the market (first). 2．根据“The boy went to the museum...offered to pay.”可知，在博物馆里穿西装的男人愿出200美元买石头。故填A man in a suit. / A man in the museum. 3．根据“The boy went to the stone...The old man got excited”可知，老人看到石头时的状态是兴奋的。故填Excited. / He felt excited. 4．通读全文可知，从父亲让儿子拿石头去不同地方，以巧妙方式引导儿子明白自我价值这件事，能看出父亲有耐心且智慧（或聪明 ）。故填He was patient and wise. / Wise and clever. 5．根据“You decide your own...some will not’”可知，故事传达的是我们要自己决定自身价值（价值由自己决定）。故填We decide our own worth. / We decide our true value. / It’s we who decide our value. You can buy lots of things during a livestream (直播), such as food and clothes, and now even a ticket to space. On October 24, Deep Blue Aerospace, a Chinese space company, sold two space travel tickets in a livestream. I his was China’s first try of selling space tickets. The tickets were priced at 1.5 million yuan each. But during the stream, they were just 1 million yuan each. The 12-minute space trip will give a different experience. According to the company, passengers will sit in a spacecraft that is about 4 meters tall and 3. 5 meters wide, with six big windows and space for six people. The spacecraft will go 100 kilometers above Earth. Travelers will experience weightlessness (失重) for at least five minutes and see Earth from above before coming back down safely. Passengers between 18 and 60 years old can be chosen. And of course they should be healthy. After being chosen, they have to take some security training before the trip. The trip will use the company’s Nebula-rocket. It runs on oxygen and kerosene (煤油) and can be reused. With the development of modern technology, space tickets might become less expensive, said Huo Liang, CEO of Deep Blue Aerospace. The company plans to do lots of tests in 2026 to make sure the space trip is safe. They hope to begin the trip in 2027. 回答下面5个问题，每题答案不超过6个词。 1．When did Deep Blue Aerospace sell the space travel tickets in a livestream? 2．How long will the space trip last? 3．Who can be chosen to take the space trip? 4．What does the Nebula-rocket run on? 5．What do you think of the space trip? 【答案】1．On October 24. 2．For twelve minutes. 3．Healthy passengers between 18 and 60. 4．Oxygen and kerosene. 5．Exciting. （言之有理即可） 【导语】本文介绍了中国深蓝航天10月24日直播售太空票，计划2027年开启旅行，介绍了行程、要求及火箭燃料等。 1．根据“On October 24, Deep Blue Aerospace...sold two space travel tickets in a livestream.”可知售卖日期为10月24日，故填On October 24. 2．根据“The 12-minute space trip will give a different experience.”可知太空旅行持续时间为12分钟，故填For twelve minutes. 3．根据“Passengers between 18 and 60 years old can be chosen. And of course they should be healthy.”可知，乘客年龄在18至60岁之间且身体健康，故填Healthy passengers between 18 and 60. 4．根据“It runs on oxygen and kerosene”可知，星云火箭以氧气和煤油为燃料，故填Oxygen and kerosene. 5．本题是开放性试题，答案言之有理即可。参考答案：Exciting. 回答下面问题，每题答案不超过6个词。 At Beijing New Oriental Yangzhou Foreign Language School, there’s a special club called Tongcao Flowers Paper Art Workshop. It recently won the first prize at a school said 14-year-old Ren Daiyang. “The paper dries in 10 seconds, so I must work quickly!” First, cut paper into 3mm-5mm strips. Then, shape the wet paper into petals, and put them together like a flower. Finally, they paint details like stamens (花蕊) with food coloring. 13-year-old Zhang Shiyu spends over 2 hours on each flower. “My first flower looked like a duckling!” she laughed. “But now I’ve made 50. This art teaches me not to give up.” Her classmate He Liyan,14, added, “It’s cool to keep a 300-year-old skill alive.” Tongcao flowers are Yangzhou’s intangible cultural heritage (since 2007). The white paper’s softness lets creators shape it into peonies, plum blossoms, even butterflies. The club’s 2m×3m display board at the event looked like a spring garden—prove that young hands can protect old traditions. 1．Who got the top prize at a school event? 2．Why does Ren Daiyang think shaping petals is hard? 3．How many steps do we need to make tongcao paper? 4．What did Zhang Shiyu learn from making tongcao paper? 5．How do you like keeping old traditions alive? 【答案】1．Tongcao Flowers Paper Art Workshop. 2．Because the paper dries quickly. 3．Three. 4．Never give up. 5．Cool and meaningful. 【导语】本文主要介绍了北京新东方扬州外国语学校的通草花纸艺工作坊及其获奖情况，以及学生们制作通草花的过程和感悟。 1．根据“At Beijing New Oriental Yangzhou Foreign Language School, there’s a special club called Tongcao Flowers Paper Art Workshop. It recently won the first prize at a school”可知通草花纸艺工作坊在学校活动中获得了第一名。故填Tongcao Flowers Paper Art Workshop. 2．根据“The paper dries in 10 seconds, so I must work quickly!”可知因为纸在10秒内会变干，所以必须快速工作。故填Because the paper dries quickly. 3．根据“First, cut paper into 3mm-5mm strips. Then, shape the wet paper into petals, and put them together like a flower. Finally, they paint details like stamens (花蕊) with food coloring.”可知制作通草纸需要三个步骤。故填Three. 4．根据“This art teaches me not to give up.”可知张诗雨从制作通草纸中学到了不要放弃。故填Never give up. 5．开放性时试题，言之合理即可。参考答案为Cool and meaningful. 阅读并回答问题 On Sept 1, Yao Miao made history as the first Chinese woman to win the 50-kilometer race at the famous Utra-Trail du Mont-Blanc (UTMB, 环勃朗峰超级越野耐力赛). This adds to her earlier success in 2018, when she became the first Chinese woman to win the 100-km race at the UTMB． The UTMB is one of the world’s most well-known trail running events, taking place every year in the beautiful Mont-Blanc area, covering parts of France, Italy, and Switzerland. This year, Yao completed a 57-km course with a top elevation (海拔) of 3,500 meters. “I started off a bit slow, but after 20km. I felt stronger, especially on the downhills. During trail running, finding the right pace is like solving a math problem—you must plan carefully for long distances,” Yao explained. She kept a steady rhythm on flat paths and saved energy for steep climbs. Her love for running began in her childhood in the countryside of Guizhou. Her school was four kilometers from home, and she walked the distance four times a day. Growing up in the mountains gave her a toughness (韧性) that later helped her as a runner. At 16, she joined her city’s sports school, starting her formal training. In 2019, Yao was recommended to join the Hubei provincial team as a professional marathon runner. She was later accepted into the sports department of Central China Normal University in 2020. To balance professional training with her studies, Yao trains in Yunnan, running about 30 kilometers a day, and in her free time, she takes online courses there. Though she doesn’t have much time to explore the university, Yao said. “When I have time, I will fully enjoy it.” 回答下面5个问题，每题答案不超过6个词。 1．When did Yao Miao win the 50-km UTMB race? 2．What way did Yao Miao use for long distances during trail running? 3．How far did Yao walk a day for school in her childhood? 4．Why does Yao Miao take online courses in her free time? 5．What makes Yao a successful trail runner? 【答案】1．On Sep.1. 2．Finding the right pace. 3．16 kilometers. 4．To balance training with studies. 5．Her determination. 【导语】本文是一篇记叙文。文章主要讲述了中国运动员姚妙在环勃朗峰超级越野耐力赛（UTMB）中创造历史，成为首位赢得50公里和100公里比赛的中国女性，并介绍了她的成长经历和训练方式。 1．根据“On Sept 1, Yao Miao made history as the first Chinese woman to win the 50-kilometer race at the famous Utra-Trail du Mont-Blanc”可知，姚妙在9月1日赢得了50公里比赛。故填On Sep.1. 2．根据“During trail running, finding the right pace is like solving a math problem—you must plan carefully for long distances”可知，姚妙在长距离越野跑中通过找到正确的节奏来应对。故填Finding the right pace. 3．根据“Her school was four kilometers from home, and she walked the distance four times a day.”可知，她每天步行上学往返四次，总距离为4公里×4=16公里。故填16 kilometers. 4．根据“To balance professional training with her studies, Yao trains in Yunnan, running about 30 kilometers a day, and in her free time, she takes online courses there.”可知，她上网课是为了平衡训练与学业。故填To balance training with studies. 5．根据“Growing up in the mountains gave her a toughness (韧性) that later helped her as a runner.”并通读全文可知，她的决心让姚成为一名成功的运动员。故填Her determination. 阅读并回答问题。 Lacquer fans are amazing fans from China, and their history dates back to the Han Dynasty. Later, lacquer fans became one of the top collections in the art world during the Tang Dynasty. Lacquer is a natural material taken from the lacquer tree. It was first used to coat wooden objects to protect them from water and insects. Over time, workers began to use lacquer to make and decorate fans. Lacquer fans are made with bamboo or wooden frames (框架). Traditionally, they are painted with different subjects and patterns (图案) such as flowers, birds, and figures (人物), to make them more beautiful. Although the methods of making fans continue to develop, skilled workers still use traditional skills to create lacquer fans, keeping this ancient art form alive. Nowadays, lacquer fan painting is one of the most popular activities among young people, which is considered a new form of expression of lacquer art. Instead of using traditional tools such as brushes, lacquer fan painting is done only by the lacquer and water. The process is quite simple: people first choose the colors they want to use, drop the colored lacquer into the water, mix it, put the fans in the water for a while, and then take them out. And that’s it. Making each fan is like opening a blind box, as no one can know how the product will be like before it turns out. So every fan is special. For centuries, lacquer fans have been loved for their beauty. And they are becoming increasingly popular among young people nowadays. 根据短文内容回答下列问题（每题答案不超过6个单词）。 1．What was lacquer first used to do? 2．What are lacquer fans made with? 3．How do the workers keep this ancient art form alive? 4．What is considered as a new form of expression of lacquer art? 5．What can you learn about lacquer fans? 【答案】1．To coat wooden objects. 2．Bamboo or wooden frames. 3．By using traditional skills. 4．Lacquer fan painting. 5．They are special/beautiful/popular. 【导语】本文是一篇说明文，主要讲了漆扇历史可追溯至汉朝，以竹或木框架为材料，工人用传统技艺制作，其绘画被视为漆器艺术新表达形式，如今因独特工艺深受喜爱且每把都独一无二。 1．根据“Lacquer is a natural material taken from the lacquer tree. It was first used to coat wooden objects to protect them from water and insects.”可知，漆最初被用来涂在木制物品上，保护它们免受水和昆虫的侵害。故填To coat wooden objects. 2．根据“Lacquer fans are made with bamboo or wooden frames.”可知，漆扇是用竹子或木制框架制作的。故填Bamboo or wooden frames. 3．根据“Although the methods of making fans continue to develop, skilled workers still use traditional skills to create lacquer fans, keeping this ancient art form alive.”可知，工人们通过使用传统技艺来让这种古老的艺术形式得以延续。故填By using traditional skills. 4．根据“Nowadays, lacquer fan painting is one of the most popular activities among young people, which is considered a new form of expression of lacquer art.”可知，漆扇绘画被认为是漆器艺术的一种新表现形式。故填Lacquer fan painting. 5．根据“Lacquer fans are amazing fans from China, and their history dates back to the Han Dynasty.”并通读全文可知，漆扇历史悠久、制作材料特殊、工艺独特且如今深受年轻人喜爱等。开放性试题，答案合理即可。故填They are special/beautiful/popular. Thanks to China’s new visa-free transit policy (免签过境政策), American YouTube star IShowSpeed, famously nicknamed “Jiakang Ge”, visited Dengfeng, Central China’s Henan Province, to learn Shaolin kung fu. His training video, which showed his teacher Liang Xiaolong, became popular online immediately. Liang, a modest kung fu coach at the Henan Provincial Shaolin Wushu Center, won high praise from viewers for his kindness and skills. Liang, born into a martial arts family in 1987, started learning kung fu at the age of 11. He teaches both foreigners and locals at the center, which develops Shaolin culture and tourism. During the lesson, IShowSpeed learned basic moves like the “five-step fist” and tried Sanda skills, a mix of traditional kung fu and modern fighting. Liang later mentioned that Speed impressed him deeply with his bravery and quick learning, mastering most of the routine after just two tries. One unforgettable moment came when IShowSpeed volunteered to try Hard Qigong, a skill where a person is hit with a stick. Though IShowSpeed clearly felt pain, Liang encouraged him by explaining that pain was part of kung fu training and life itself. Many viewers found these words inspiring. Liang shared his belief that kung fu helps people connect even without shared languages. He described kungfu as a bridge connecting martial arts lovers across cultures (跨文化). Despite getting attention from IShowSpeed’s video, Liang remained modest, saying that his goal was to continue teaching Shaolin traditions developing cultural exchanges. And this event also shows how kung fu can bring people from different cultures together. 回答下面5个问题，每题答案不超过6个词。 1．Where did IShowSpeed learn Shaolin kung fu? 2．Why did viewers think highly of Liang Xiaolong? 3．What martial arts moves did IShowSpeed practice? 4．How did IShowSpeed feel when trying Hard Qigong? 5．Besides Kung fu, what else can work as a bridge across cultures? 【答案】1．In Dengfeng./ In Dengfeng, Henan Province./In Dengfeng, Henan. 2．For his kindness and skills./Because of his kindness and skills. 3．Five-step fist and Sanda skills. 4．He felt pain. 5．Music./Films./Sports./Art./...(言之合理即给分) 【导语】本文是一篇记叙文。文章主要讲述了美国YouTube明星IShowSpeed在中国河南登封学习少林功夫的经历，以及他与教练梁小龙的互动。 1．根据“American YouTube star IShowSpecd, famously nicknamed ‘Jiakang Ge’, visited Dengfeng, Central China’s Henan Province, to learn Shaolin kung fu.”可知，IShowSpeed在河南登封学习少林功夫。故填In Dengfeng./ In Dengfeng, Henan Province./In Dengfeng, Henan. 2．根据“Liang, a modest kung fu coach at the Henan Provincial Shaolin Wushu Center, won high praise from viewers for his kindness and skills.”可知，观众对梁小龙的评价高是因为他的善良和技能。故填For his kindness and skills./Because of his kindness and skills. 3．根据“During the lesson, IShowSpeed learned basic moves like the ‘five-step fist’ and tried Sanda skills, a mix of traditional kung fu and modern fighting.”可知，IShowSpeed练习了五步拳和散打。故填Five-step fist and Sanda skills. 4．根据“One unforgettable moment came when IShowSpeed volunteered to try Hard Qigong, a skill where a person is hit with a stick. Though IShowSpeed clearly felt pain,…”可知，IShowSpeed在尝试硬气功时感到疼痛。故填He felt pain. 5．开放性试题，言之有理即可，参考答案：Music./Films./Sports./Art./... 试卷第1页，共3页 试卷第1页，共3页 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $