福建特色-【一战成名新中考】2026福建中考英语·二轮复习·语篇读写练

Passage 3 1.D2.B3.D4.B5.C Passage 4 1.of 2.a 3.especially 4.given 5.months 6.began 7.in 8.dancing 9.nicer 10.myself 话题5传统文化 Passage 1 1.B2.A3.C4.C5.B6.C7.A8.B 9.C10.B Passage 2 1.A2.B3.C4.A5.D Passage 3 1.D2.A3.C4.A5.B Passage 4 1.B2.E3.C4.D5.A Passage 5 1.requires 2.with 3.fully 4.forms 5.painted 6.the 7.But 8.Its 9.wonderful 10.best Passage 6 1.to 2.them 3.cities 4.making 5.is 6.natur 7.and 8.nicely 9.filled 10.an 话题6环境保护 Passage 1 1.B2.C3.A4.B5.A6.C7.B8.B 9.C10.A Passage 2 1.A2.B3.A4.D5.D Passage 3 1.B2.D3.C4.C5.A Passage 4 1.C2.B3.D4.A5.C Passage 5 1.C2.D3.A4.E5.B Passage 6 1.to 2.controlling 3.the 4.made 5.or 6.companies 7.written 8.least 9.means 10.ou 话题7生活百科 Passage 1 1.A2.D3.C4.B5.B Passage 2 1.A2.C3.D4.D5.B Passage 3 1.A2.B3.B4.D5.A 第三部分 Passage 1 1.B 2.C 3.B 4.C 5.C Passage 2 1.B 2.C 3.D 4.D 5.A Passage 3 1.C 2.B 3.D 4.C 5.D Passage 4 1.D 2.A 3.A 4.D 5.C Passage 5 1.D 2.C 3.C 4.B 5.A Passage 6 1.B 2.A 3.C 4.D 5.B 38 Passage 4 1.A2.C3.D4.B5.E 话题8科技与生活 Passage 1 1.A2.C3.C4.A5.B6.A7.B8.C 9.C10.A Passage 2 1.B2.C3.B4.B5.D Passage 3 1.A2.B3.C4.D5.B Passage 4 1.A2.E3.B4.D5.C Passage 5 1.known 2.friends 3.for 4.a 5.really 6.and 7.easier 8.makes 9.their 10.showing Passage 6 1.websites 2.looking 3.So 4.differently 5.helps 6.about 7.harder 8.a 9.dangerous 10.them ★福建特色 Passage 1 1.B2.A3.B4.B5.C Passage 2 1.D2.B3.C4.B5.C Passage 3 1.B2.C3.C4.A5.A Passage 4 1.B2.D3.C4.B5.A Passage 5 1.mainly 2.made 3.started 4.largest 5.workers 6.and 7.his 8.to 9.welcomes 10.a Passage 6 1.were 2.them 3.and 4.events 5.of 6.excited 7.to change 8.keeping 9.connected 10.a Passage 7 1.a 2.their 3.taught 4.with 5.and 6.minutes 7.easier 8.surprised 9.brought 10.happily ★热点时文 Passage 1 1.B2.A3.C4.A5.B6.A7.C8.B 9.A10.C Passage 2 1.B2.C3.D4.A5.C Passage 3 1.B2.A3.A4.B5.B 多模态语篇专练 Passage 7 1.B 2.D 3.C 4.A 5.C Passage 8 1.C 2.A 3.C 4.B 5.D Passage 9 1.D 2.A 3.C 4.B 5.C Passage 10 1.A 2.B 3.D 4.C 5.C Passage 11 1.C 2.A 3.B 4.B 5.D★福建特色 Passage 1 Fujian Tulou Take a look at this old round structure(made of earth and wood,where history comes alive.Welcome to Fujian Tulou! There are thousands of Tulou across Fujian,with Yongding being home to 1,768 of them.They were built by the Hakka people(客家人)，a group who moved from China's central plains()to the mountains in the south to avoid wars centuries ago. Have you ever dreamed of spending a day living in Tulou?Now,that dream can come true.Shengheng Lou,a Tulou in Yongding with nearly four centuries of history,has now become a hotel.It has been turned from an old building into a fine hotel.Last year,around 5,000 guests stayed in the hotel. Lin Hui,the manager,understands the building and its history.She was born in 1986 inside the walls of another Tulou in Yongding.According to Lin,the building will become weak if it is no longer in use.Every room in Tulou is connected,so if one room becomes weak,the nearby rooms may also fall. The rebuilding of Tulou fixed the old problems and also added important things like toilets.Steel()was added to make the mostly wooden building stronger.In Fujian,46 Tulou were listed as UNESCO World Heritage Sites in 2018,including 23 in Yongding. Lin Shangkang,a 52-year-old local man,lives in another Tulou,Zhencheng Lou.He works as a tour guide to his home.His great-grandfather and his brothers built the building a century ago.Today,the Tulou is still home to 18 families,about 80 people living there. Zeng Jieshan,a 16-year-old high school student from Shenzhen,Guangdong,traveled four hours by train to experience Tulou up close."I used to think ancient buildings were mostly temples()or palaces,like the Forbidden City,"Zeng said."But here in Tulou,people still live happily." 1.What does the underlined word "them"in paragraph 2 refer to? A.People in Fujian. B.Thousands of Tulou. C.Fine hotels. D.Southern mountains. 2.According to the passage,which of the following is TRUE? A.Shengheng Lou has become a hotel. B.Lin Hui was born in Zhencheng Lou. C.Tulou won't fall because it is connected. D.80 families still live in Zhencheng Lou now. 3.What did Zeng Jieshan mean in the last paragraph? A.He once thought Tulou were as old as the Forbidden City. B.He never thought modern people still live in the old buildings. C.He felt disappointed because Tulou were different from what he thought. D.He thought ancient kings and queens lived in Tulou before he came to visit it. 4.What do visitors probably think of Tulou after visiting? A.They are just old buildings with no life. B.They are special places with history and life. C.They are not worth visiting at all. D.They are similar to common houses. 5.Which would be the best title for the text? A.Building Tulou-A wonder of technology B.Inventing Tulou-A way to live on in the past C.Living in Tulou-A way to make history alive D.Visiting Tulou-An experience of Chinese culture 73 Passage 2 Ye Kaiyuan,a 38-year-old artist from Zhangpu,Fujian,masters Chinese art of paper cutting. With great love for traditional Chinese culture and Shanshui paintings,Ye creates paper artworks that bridge the past and the present.Using simple tools like scissors and a knife,he turns paper into famous scenes (in Chinese culture."Paper cutting allows me to express my understanding of life and the world,"Ye says. Born in a place known as the"hometown of paper cutting",Ye developed his interest in paper cutting as a child.Although he was born in a poor family,he managed to keep his hobby by using materials from paper boxes. However,when he grew up,he faced pressure to choose a job that provided enough money for a living.After doing different jobs,from waiter to tea seller,he finally gave up his job in 2011 and decided to focus exclusively on paper cutting."Life is only meaningful if you do what you love,"he explained. Ye's journey was not easy.In 2012,his first exhibition()sold only one piece for 328 yuan."There was a moment when I thought about giving up,but I believed in the value of my paper cutting,"he said. His workshop,Yile Paper-Cutting Art,now creates pieces mixing traditions with modern art.Different from the traditional way of the craft(),in which the drawing is done first and then the cutting,he splashes()black, red or yellow ink()on rice paper,then draws detailed designs and finally cuts out the paper creation."The unexpected pattern()is the most interesting part,and I think being natural is beautiful,"he said.The creative way is usually slow.It often takes Ye at least two weeks to complete a paper-cutting work. His hard work made him well-known around the world."I want to bring paper cutting to everyday life,letting more people get to know the craft,"Ye says,showing that ancient crafts can keep alive in the modern world. L.新考法·英英释义What does the underlined word“exclusively'”mean in paragraph2? A.Usually. B.Slowly. C.Carefully D.Completely. 2.What is special about Ye Kaiyuan's paper-cutting works? A.They are all about daily life. B.They mix traditions with modern art. C.They are made very quickly. D.They use only one color of ink. 3.Why did Ye give up his job to focus on paper cutting? A.His job didn't provide him with enough money B.His value in paper-cutting was well-known. C.He wanted to turn his hobby into his job. D.He was offered a job in Yile Paper-Cutting Art. 4.What did Ye do when he faced with problems at the beginning? A.He used the money he made to support his hobby. B.He reminded himself that his work was valuable. C.He asked for help from his friends and relatives. D.He held exhibitions to tell more people about his work. 5.新考法·细节排序Which of the following is the correct order of Ye's way of creating paper--cutting works according to paragraph 4? 、 DDraw the lines on the paper.2Splash ink on the rice paper.3Cut out the shape. A.①③② B.②3① C.②①③ D.③①② 74 Passage 3 In 987 AD,a woman named Lin Mo from Meizhou Island,Fujian Province,lost her life at the age of 28 while trying to save fishermen.To honor her kindness,people built a temple on the island,making her a sea goddess among fishermen.This is the story of Mazu. As an important Chinese goddess,Mazu is at the center of many beliefs and customs.In 2009,these traditions were added to UNESCO's Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity( Mazu's statue 类非物质文化遗产)List. On Mazu's 1,065th birthday,which fell on April 20 in 2025,the temple held a great celebration with thousands of Mazu worshipers.They came from different places to honor the statue.The celebration on Mazu's birthday was around 45 minutes and had over 500 performers.During the event,64 dancers performed an ancient dance called Bayi Dance while musicians played the music with traditional Chinese instruments such as Bianzhong. Mazu worship is not just inside the temple walls.Each year,a Mazu statue is carried around Meizhou Island to spread wishes of good luck.The sea goddess has also traveled overseas!In 2017,she flew to Singapore and Malaysia,and a year later,she went on a ship to the Philippines.Since Mazu was a real person in history,people even gave her an ID number for buying tickets. Lin Jinzan has been working at the Meizhou Mazu Temple since 19.When Lin traveled with the Mazu statue on international journeys,he realized that the goddess had become an important connection for Chinese communities overseas.In the future,he wants to better introduce Mazu culture to the world."Meizhou Mazu Temple works with universities for research on Mazu culture,and plans to create videos in different languages to spread her stories," Lin said. 1.When did Mazu become part of UNESCO's Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity? A.n2017. B.In2009. C.In2025. D.In 987 AD. 2.o新考法·英英释义What does the underlined word“worshipers”in paragraph3 probably mean'? A.People who visit the temple as tourists. B.Performers in the Mazu celebration. C.People who respect and honor Mazu. D.Workers at the Mazu temple. 3.What's "Bayi Dance"? A.A modern street dance. B.A sports competition. C.A traditional dance. D.A children's game. 4.Which countries did Mazu's statue visit in 2017? A.Singapore and Malaysia. B.Japan and the Philippines. C.The USA and Canada. D.Thailand and Vietnam. 5.Why was Mazu's statue given an ID number? A.To make it easier to buy tickets for her travels B.To protect it from being stolen. C.To show she was a real historical person. D.To invite more tourists to the temple. Passage 4 mortise and tenon joints The wooden arch bridges()in Zhejiang and Fujian show the highest form of traditional Chinese wooden bridge-building skills.These bridges can be used as places for celebration and fun while meeting daily traffic needs at the same time. The bridges were normally built over rivers lying near villages or over mountains where no roads could reach.When choosing where to build the bridges,woodworkers would take traffic,geography and cost into consideration. 75 The wooden arch bridges were completely built by hand.The most important part of building such bridges is beam-weaving(编梁).This skill uses mortise and tenon joints to connect two pieces of wood firmly(牢固地).The method can help bridges deal with floods even after years of use. The bridge-building skill was often passed on within a family.So there are now few woodworkers who have mastered the skill.Those skillful ones are also getting older.This,along with the fact that there are few needs for such bridges,has put the skill at risk of dying out. Thankfully,the government has offered solutions in recent years,such as providing money for protection and encouraging people to put the bridge-building skill into modern building methods.And some local communities have listed the bridges in the development plan.The locals also see the skill as a symbol of culture and wealth and are ready to protect it. The traditional wooden arch bridge is not only a symbol of the wisdom and skill of ancient Chinese workers,but also a symbol of Chinese culture.As Chinese,it is important to realize and value our cultural wealth so that we can protect valuable skills and build strong cultural confidence. 1.What does the wooden arch bridge-building skill show? A.People's love for modern machines. B.The high level of traditional skills. C.People's wish to forget old ways. D.The need for more stone bridges. 2.According to the text,why can mortise and tenon joints help bridges deal with floods? A.Because they allow water to pass them through. B.Because they are built with strictly picked wood. C.Because they are often checked and fixed by people. D.Because they can connect two pieces of wood strongly. 3.Which of the following situations can match with the main idea of paragraph 4? A.Villagers build a stone bridge with the hope of using it for years. B.People build a wooden arch bridge under the support of the government. C.A teacher in Fujian tells students why the bridge-building skill is being lost. D.A skillful woodworker teaches the villagers how to build wooden arch bridges. 4.What do local people think of the bridge-building skill? A.Easy. B.Valuable C.Common. D.Old. 5.Which would be the best title for the passage? A.Wooden Arch Bridges in Zhejiang and Fujian B.Stone Bridges in Zhejiang and Fujian C.The Traditional Value of Wooden Arch Bridges D.The Building Skills of Modern Stone Bridges Passage 5 Have you ever seen dragon boat races?Do you know where the dragon boats 1.(main)come from? In Fangzhuang Village,Fujian Province,people have 2.(make)dragon boats for over 700 years. Fang Shaohuang is one of them.His boat-making skills were passed down by his grandfather and father when he was young.In the 1980s,he 3.(start)a boat-making factory.And now it is the 4. (large)boat- making factory in the village."Our boats are produced to strict standards.It needs a lot of patient 5. (worker)to make a fine one,"he says.Usually,the price of a boat is about 30,000 yuan,6. 80%of his customers are from Fujian. 76 Fang has also tried creative ways to further develop the culture of dragon boats,like making fine model boats as decorations.In recent years,he has posted hundreds of short videos online to show 7. (he)hard work of making the boats.Thanks 8. these videos,customers from other places become interested in his boats. He also 9. welcome)students to visit his factory.There,he shows them how to make dragon boats and how to test 10. new boat in the water. Fang hopes that in the future his village will act as a base to show the history and development of dragon boats in China. Passage6[2025福州二检] Fuzhou's Three Knives,a centuries-old hairstyling tradition,has made a comeback after it was included in the city's eighth group of intangible cultural heritage(非物质文化遗产)projects.. The tradition dates back to the Ming Dynasty.At that time,local women used knife-like hairpins (to hold their hair in place.But these hairpins 1.(be)not just for looks.When enemies came,the wearers could use 2.(they)to protect themselves.So,these hairpins came to mean courage,power 3. love for the country. Nowadays,there are many fun makeup 4. (event)in Fuzhou.Lots of tourists try the special hairstyle with the Three-Knives hairpins.They go to places 5. interest in the city and take photos.Everyone is 6. (excite)to be part of this old tradition. To make the hairpins interesting for young people,craftsmen decide 7. (change)the designs.They are adding things that are special to Fuzhou,like the pretty designs from Fuzhou bodiless lacquerware() and the smooth horn comb(牛角梳).Lin Xianzhou,who sticks to8._ keep)this tradition alive,is working hard.He has 9.(connect)the way of making lacquerware with wooden hairpins.By doing this, two old traditions from Fuzhou can live together and stay popular for 10. long time. Passage 7 The zanhua or zanhuawei has been part of Xunpu women's traditions for over 800 years and became 1. part of national intangible cultural heritage in 2008. Xunpu women are hard-working,strong and family-centered.They hoped for a better life and put2. _(they)hope in the flower headdresses(头饰). Huang Liyong wanted to keep the tradition in the 2000s.She was a teacher and 3. (teach)kids about folk customs.In her free time,she shared it 4. visitors and helped them talk to elders,although there were a few visitors. She did well in making different kinds of flower headdresses 5. took part in exhibitions.She said that it took at least ten 6. minute)to make a simple one in the traditional way with different tools and flowers.She made simpler and 7.(easy)styles for different hairstyles to meet public interest. Several years ago,she shared Xunpu headdresses on Xiaohongshu.She was 8. (surprise)that some people found her and shared her stories with others.This has 9.(bring)her more customers. "The headdress tradition is back."Huang Liyong said 10. _happy).Now many young people wear it,learn about its culture and share it.She said her elders told her that with flowers in hair,life won't be too bad. She hopes more people can know about it. 77