专题05 阅读回答问题10篇（重庆专用）（中考模拟真题速递）-2026年中考英语模拟真题速递

专题05 阅读回答问题10篇 （重庆专用） 内容导航 内容速递 基础语篇练习 重难语篇练习 内容速递 本资料共10篇专项训练 基础语篇练习 稳扎稳打 必拿分数：聚焦稳拿分数题目，确保基础分值 重难语篇练习 突破瓶颈 争夺高分：聚焦高难度题目，争夺关键分数 基础语篇练习 阅读下面短文，根据短文内容，完成下列各题。 Every day when Mike and Sally play outside, they see a man walking. He walks with a white stick. He cannot see. He is blind. It always puzzles them. “How can he walk on a busy street?” asks Mike. “It must be very dangerous,” says Sally. The boy and the girl watch as the man walks. He walks slowly. He walks to the traffic light and then stops. When the light turns green, he starts walking again. He does not hit anything as he walks. “It’s amazing. And it must be scary too,” says Sally. “He knows where to go and where to stop as if he could see.” One day, the blind man was passing by, and he heard the children talking. He stopped in front of their house. “Hello kids,” he said, “I hear you talking about how I walk.” “Yes, we always wonder how you know where to go and when to stop on such a busy street. It is safer to stay indoors.” The man smiled, “I trained myself to listen very well. I listen with my ears for every sound when I am out of the house. I use my cane (手杖) for me too. When my stick bumps (碰到) into something, I know to stop and go around it.” The man continued, “Yes, it is safer to stay indoors. But I love to walk. I love the hot sun. I love the smell of flowers. I love to hear the birds singing. Most of all, I love to get some exercise.” Sally said, “Thank you. We have learned something today. We think you are a brave man. We can see. We can walk. We will get some exercise, too. You are a good example for us to follow.” 1．Can the blind man walk on a busy street? 2．Why did the blind man stop in front of their house? 3．How does the blind man walk safely on the busy street? 4．What do you think of the blind man? And why? (About 30 words) 【答案】1．Yes./Yes, he can. 2．Because he heard the children talking about how he walked./Because he heard the children talking. 3．He trained himself to listen carefully to every sound. He also uses his cane. When his stick bumps into something, he knows how to stop and go around it. 4．I think he is brave and positive. Though he is blind, he still loves life and enjoys going outside, which sets a good example for others. 【导语】本文主要讲述了迈克和萨莉对一位盲人能在繁忙街道安全行走感到好奇，盲人解答了他们的疑惑，他对生活的热爱也给孩子们树立了好榜样。 1．根据第二段“He walks to the traffic light and then stops. When the light turns green, he starts walking again. He does not hit anything as he walks.”可知，盲人可以准确判断行进和停下的时机，行走时没有撞到任何东西，能够在繁忙街道行走，所以用肯定回答。 2．原文第三段“One day, the blind man was passing by, and he heard the children talking. He stopped in front of their house.”直接说明，盲人路过的时候听到了孩子们讨论他走路的方式，因此停在了他们的房子前，直接提取原文信息即可。 3．原文第五段“I trained myself to listen very well. I listen with my ears for every sound when I am out of the house. I use my cane (手杖) for me too. When my stick bumps (碰到) into something, I know to stop and go around it.”中，盲人自己解释了安全行走的方法，人称改为第三人称即可得到答案。 4．题是开放性试题，答案不唯一，结合文中内容合理作答即可。 阅读下文并回答问题。 Youth Weekly March 21,2026 The Big Debate Is it better to visit a museum virtually or in person? Now, many museums offer virtual(虚拟的) tours online to their visitors. Last week, we invited our readers to vote on whether they like to visit a museum virtually or in person. We received 3,386 votes in total. The result is shown by the pie chart(饼图). Here are some opinions from the readers: The experience will be so different when you are there and see things close up by yourself. It is something that virtual visits can’t provide. —Elvis007 Virtual tours of a museum are friendly to people like me. I am always busy with work. I don’t have time to travel many miles to visit a museum. —Tony08 Last year, the famous Mogao Cave 285 was closed to the public for some repairs. I had to pay a virtual visit to the cave. Thanks to the new technology, I had a fantastic experience. It seemed that the dancers in the wall painting were dancing right in front of me. —Lulu2026 I think nothing can compare to visiting a physical museum. I’ve been to some museums that provide hands-on activities. Once, I touched a rope from an ancient warship. At that moment, I felt like a time traveler to the past. —Heidi36 1．Do more people prefer visiting museums in person to visiting virtual museums? 2．When did Youth Weekly invite the readers to vote? 3．According to the readers, what are the advantages of visiting virtual museums? 4．A reader says “Virtual visits can’t provide the experience of seeing things close up by yourself.” If you work in a museum, think of one thing you can do to make the online museum more real? 【答案】1．Yes, they do. 2．Last week. 3．It saves time for busy people and it allows people to visit museums even when they are closed for repairs. 4．I can provide 360-degree high-definition panoramic views of exhibits, so that online visitors can zoom in to see details clearly, just like seeing things close up in person./I can use VR technology to let online visitors feel like they are walking in the museum. 【导语】本文是《青年周刊》的一篇投票报道，围绕 “线上参观博物馆和实地参观哪个更好” 展开调查，展示了投票结果和读者的不同观点，探讨了两种参观方式的优缺点。 1．根据第一段中“We received 3,386 votes in total.”及饼图数据in person（1,829票），virtually（1,557票）可知，更多人偏好实地参观博物馆。 2．根据第一段中“Last week, we invited our readers to vote on whether they like to visit a museum virtually or in person.”可知，是上周邀请读者投票的。 3．根据读者留言中Tony08的留言“I am always busy with work. I don’t have time to travel many miles to visit a museum.”和Lulu2026的留言“Last year, the famous Mogao Cave 285 was closed to the public for some repairs. I had to pay a virtual visit to the cave... I had a fantastic experience.”可总结出线上参观的优势：节省时间，适合忙碌的人群，不受距离限制；可以在博物馆闭馆维修时仍能参观，获得不错的体验。 4．根据Elvis007的留言“The experience will be so different when you are there and see things close up by yourself. It is something that virtual visits can’t provide.”可知为了让线上参观更真实，可以采取的措施有：提供 360° 高清全景视角，让观众能近距离放大查看展品细节；加入 VR/AR 技术，模拟身临其境的参观体验；安排线上讲解员实时导览，还原现场讲解的氛围等。 阅读下文并回答问题。 The TV drama Born to be Alive has touched millions of hearts. Starring Yang Zi and Hu Ge, the drama brings us to a mysterious world. However, the show is just a window. Outside the window lies the real Sanjiangyuan. It is not only the source region of the Yangtze, Yellow, and Lancang rivers but also the home of the brave. Located on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, Hoh Xil is a mysterious part of the Sanjiangyuan area. With an altitude (海拔) of over 4,600 meters, Hoh Xil has thin air, and the wind cuts like a knife. Many years ago, the beautiful land faced a dark time. Thousands of Tibetan antelopes (藏羚羊) were hunted for their wool. The land, once peaceful, was covered with blood. The antelopes, the pride of the plateau, almost disappeared from the earth. To stop the killing, a group of heroes stood up. They are the real-life models for the characters in the drama. One of them was Jetsun Sonam Dargye. In the 1990s, with old tools and little food, he and his team fought against cruel hunters in the freezing wild. In a final battle, he was shot but refused to fall. He froze into a statue (雕像) in the snow, holding his gun to protect the land. His death woke up the whole nation. In 1997, Hoh Xil was upgraded (升级) to a national nature reserve (保护区). Thanks to the guardians, the plateau animals are running free again. In the main area of Hoh Xil, the population of Tibetan antelopes has risen from less than 20,000 to over 70,000. The guardians used their lives to teach us a lesson: The “Tree of Life” does not grow on soil alone, it grows on the courage to protect and the wisdom to coexist (共存). Protecting nature is, indeed, protecting ourselves. 1．Is Sanjiangyuan only the source region of the three rivers? 2．Why did the Tibetan antelopes almost disappear from the earth? 3．How did Hoh Xil become a national nature reserve? 4．Is the guardians’ effort helpful or not? What else should we do to protect nature in daily life? 【答案】1．No, it isn’t. 2．Because thousands of Tibetan antelopes were hunted by people for their wool. 3．After the hero Jetsun Sonam Dargye sacrificed his life to protect the land, his death woke up the whole nation, and Hoh Xil was upgraded to a national nature reserve in 1997. 4．It is helpful. We can do small things in daily life to protect nature, such as sorting garbage, saving resources and reducing pollution. 【导语】本文是一篇说明文，介绍了电视剧《Born to be Alive》背后真实的三江源可可西里生态保护故事，讲述了藏羚羊保护者为守护高原生态做出的牺牲与贡献，最终让藏羚羊种群恢复，告诉我们“保护自然就是保护我们自己”的道理。 1．第一段明确指出“Outside the window lies the real Sanjiangyuan. It is not only the source region of the Yangtze, Yellow, and Lancang rivers but also the home of the brave.”，是原文中的具体信息，答案调整为No, it isn’t。 2．第二段提示了藏羚羊消失的原因：“Thousands of Tibetan antelopes were hunted for their wool...The antelopes...almost disappeared from the earth.”，调整内容后，答案为Because thousands of Tibetan antelopes were hunted by people for their wool。 3．第三段“In a final battle, he was shot but refused to fall. He froze into a statue in the snow, holding his gun to protect the land. His death woke up the whole nation. In 1997, Hoh Xil was upgraded to a national nature reserve”解释了过程，保护者Jetsun Sonam Dargye牺牲后，他的死唤醒了全国，随后可可西里在1997年被升级为国家级自然保护区。因此答案整合为After the hero Jetsun Sonam Dargye sacrificed his life to protect the land, his death woke up the whole nation, and Hoh Xil was upgraded to a national nature reserve in 1997。 4．第四段“Thanks to the guardians, the plateau animals are running free again. In the main area of Hoh Xil, the population of Tibetan antelopes has risen from less than 20,000 to over 70,000”说明守护者的努力是非常有帮助的；第二问为开放题，结合日常环保常识合理作答即可。故填It is helpful. We can do small things in daily life to protect nature, such as sorting garbage, saving resources and reducing pollution（合理即可）。 阅读下文并回答问题。 Social media (媒体) has become a big part of teenagers’ daily lives. Some people suggest that the UK government should restrict teenagers’ use of it. Many people talk about whether we should restrict (限制) teens from using it. Three people shared their ideas. Emma, a 15-year-old student, thinks it’s necessary to restrict teenagers’ use of social media. “It’s easy to chat with friends and share daily stories on social media. It helps teens stay in touch with their classmates closely, though”, says Emma. “Teens can easily lose control and get addicted (成瘾的) to i—I once spent three hours watching short videos online and totally forgot to finish my homework.” Besides these, she thinks some made-up life posts online will make many teens feel their own lives are not good enough. Mr. Brown, a social media researcher, doesn’t agree with strict restrictions on teens’ use of social media. He thinks social media helps teens connect with their friends easily, though it may take up their study time. In addition, he thinks social media can help teens learn useful skills like drawing and English from online videos. Lisa, a teacher, holds a different view and suggests proper guidance instead of a full restriction or free use. She says, on the one hand, social media is a convenient tool for teens to communicate with friends and keep in touch with their friends’ daily lives. But on the other hand, she finds it hard for teens to get away from it, and many even stay up late for it. And it wastes their study time. Social media can help teens get news in time and relax after long hours of study, but some care too much about online communication and leave behind real-life talks with family and classmates. 1．Does Emma agree with the restriction of teenagers’ use of social media? 2．What can social media help teens learn, according to Mr. Brown? 3．What do the three people think social media has in common? 4．Whose opinion do you agree with most? Please give at least TWO reasons. (about 30 words) 【答案】1．Yes, she does. 2．Useful skills like drawing and English (from online videos). 3．They all think social media can help teens keep in touch with their friends./They all think it may take up their study time. 4．I agree with Lisa most. First, proper guidance can help teens use social media wisely. Second, it balances the benefits of social media and the need for study./I agree with Emma most. Teenagers are easily addicted to social media, which can influence their studies. Restriction can help them focus on their schoolwork./I agree with Mr. Brown most. Social media is a useful tool for learning and making friends. Strict restrictions will stop teens from getting useful skills. 【导语】本文围绕“是否应该限制青少年使用社交媒体”这一话题，呈现了三位不同身份的人（学生、研究员、老师）的观点。 1．第二段第一句提到“Emma, a 15-year-old student, thinks it's necessary to restrict teenagers’ use of social media.”，Emma明确认为限制青少年使用社交媒体是必要的，因此用肯定回答。 2．第三段最后一句提到“In addition, he thinks social media can help teens learn useful skills like drawing and English from online videos.”，直接提取Mr. Brown提到的社交媒体能帮助青少年学习的技能即可。 3．第二段Emma认为“It helps teens stay in touch with their classmates closely”以及“Teens can easily lose control and get addicted (成瘾的) to it ”；第三段Mr. Brown认为“social media helps teens connect with their friends easily, though it may take up their study time”；第四段中提到Lisa认为“social media is a convenient tool for teens to communicate with friends”以及“And it wastes their study time”。三人的共同观点是：社交媒体都能帮助青少年和朋友保持联系，同时也都提到了它会占用学习时间的问题。 4．本题是开放性试题，答案不唯一，但观点需基于文中事实合理作答即可。 In LNBS Class Image Competition, students are encouraged to choose role models who can represent (代表) the spirit of their class. Here are two of their posts. Carla77: On November 24, 2025, Lang Ping was awarded the Coaches Lifetime Achievement Awards, one of the highest honors for coaches. It is no surprise that she is loved by many people. Back in 2015, when the Chinese team was preparing for the World Cup, the team that Lang Ping built was falling apart. One top player was hurt, and the team leader had to leave because of heart problems. Losing two key members was a huge challenge, but Lang Ping never lost heart. She encouraged her players with kindness. She often spoke to them with patience and warm support, helping them feel confident again. Two weeks later, they won! Then in 2016, Lang Ping led them to Olympic gold in Brazil. When China’s national anthem (国歌) was played in the big world stadium, many at home and abroad sang it together with tears and excitement, and people everywhere mentioned her name for the honor she brought to the country. RayMan: Have you ever looked at a simple drawing and felt something deep inside? That’s the magic of Feng Zikai’s painting, a magic that brought him love from people across China. Although born in a rich family, Feng had no interest in traditional studies but fell in love with art from childhood. His teacher encouraged him to follow his heart, and taught him that a great artist needs both skills and good character. With a kind heart, Feng cared deeply for children. He always spoke to them gently and once said teaching children was simple: “I let them keep their childlike heart.” In 1921, Feng went to Tokyo to study art, bringing back fresh ideas. When he returned to China, his drawings soon became popular, and he brought great honor to China by making Chinese manhua known worldwide. Even today, his spirit continues to inspire (激励) people. VOTE!                                    1．Did Lang Ping’s team win the Olympic gold in Brazil in 2016? 2．How did Feng Zikai teach children? 3．What do Lang Ping and Feng Zikai have in common? 4．Who is your “Heart Role Model”? Lang or Feng? Choose one and list your reasons. (about 30 words) 【答案】1．Yes./Yes, they did. 2．He let them (children) keep their childlike heart./By letting them (children) keep their childlike heart. 3．They are kind; They bring honor to the country/China; They are beloved/respected by people. 4．Possible version: I choose Lang Ping. She never gives up even in difficult times. She always encourages her players with love and patience. Her strong spirit inspires me to face challenges bravely. I choose Feng Zikai. He followed his heart and cared for children with love. His art is simple but powerful, and his spirit encourages me to stay kind and creative. 【导语】本文介绍了在班级形象大赛中，两位同学推荐了郎平和丰子恺作为班级精神代表的理由。 1．“Carla77”部分的第三段提到2016年郎平带领球队在巴西夺得奥运金牌“Then in 2016, Lang Ping led them to Olympic gold in Brazil”，因此答案是肯定的。 2．“RayMan”部分的第三段提到丰子恺教导孩子的方式是让他们保持童心“I let them keep their childlike heart”，答案是原文直接信息。 3．郎平在困难时用善意鼓励队员（“Carla77”部分的第二段“encouraged her players with kindness”），带领球队夺冠，为国家带来荣誉（“Carla77”部分的第三段“for the honor she brought to the country”）；丰子恺用善良的心关爱孩子（“RayMan”部分的第三段“With a kind heart, Feng cared deeply for children“），让中国漫画闻名世界（“RayMan”部分的第四段“brought great honor to China”），因此两人都善良且为国家带来荣誉，都深受人们喜爱，整合信息作答。 4．开放题，答案不唯一。需选择郎平或丰子恺作为心目中的榜样，并结合文中内容说明理由，合理即可。 阅读下文并回答问题。 Last week, our school held a speech on the important things in our lives. The following are some students’ sharing. I know what I value most—the time I spend with my grandparents. My grandparents live in the countryside. Every weekend, I go to visit them. Grandma always makes my favorite sweet potato cakes. Grandpa teaches me to water the vegetables in his garden. We sit under the old tree after dinner, listening to him tell stories about his childhood. Now I’m busy with grade 9 studies, so I can’t go there as often. But those happy moments (时刻) are always in my heart. Their love is simple but warm. I know this kind of time is something that I won’t always have. That’s why I value it more than anything else. What I cherish (珍视) most is time. As a music student, my schedule is filled with professional training and academic courses (学术课程). This has taught me to respect time. I hold on tight to time, not out of pressure, but because it brings me closer to my goals. My busy schedule also makes me value the time I “waste”. Hanging out with my dog, watching a funny video, traveling abroad with my friends—I know how valuable those moments of “thinking about nothing” truly are. I cherish my travel memories most. I love traveling and taking pictures, so I record all the fun moments of my trips with my camera. This includes not only the great scenery, but also small stories—a local’s friendly face or a quiet street in the morning. After each trip, I put together a video as my travel journal. As a student, I am under a lot of pressure. But every time I watch my videos, they help me relax and fill my heart with warmth and joy. 1．Does Mary’s grandpa tell her stories after dinner? 2．What did Kevin record with his camera during his trips? 3．What is the common opinion of the three students? 4．What’s important in your life? And why? 【答案】1．Yes, he does. 2．The great scenery and small stories. 3．They all have something they cherish or value most in life. 4．Family is important in my life. Because just like Mary said, the love from family is “simple but warm”, and it gives me strength when I face difficulties. 【导语】本文通过三位中学生玛丽、杰克和凯文的分享，展示了他们对生活中重要事物的不同感悟，涵盖了亲情时光、时间的价值以及旅行的回忆。 1．玛丽的部分提到：“We sit under the old tree after dinner, listening to him tell stories about his childhood.”该原句直接证实了玛丽的爷爷会在晚饭后坐在树下给她讲故事。 2．凯文的部分提到：“…I record all the fun moments of my trips with my camera. This includes not only the great scenery, but also small stories...”原句中明确列举了他用相机记录的内容，即风景和旅途中的小故事。 3．玛丽的部分提到“I know what I value most…”，杰克的部分提到“What I cherish most is time.”，凯文的部分提到“I cherish my travel memories most.”，三人均围绕开头提到的“the important things in our lives”展开，表达了对生命中珍贵事物的重视。 4．本题为开放性试题，答案不唯一。基于文中玛丽提到“…happy moments are always in my heart”以及凯文提到回忆能带来“warmth and joy”的事实，我认为珍视当下的快乐很重要。 阅读下文并回答问题。 Study Tips Forum | Posted by: Homework Helper | June 10 AI tools like ChatGPT are becoming more and more popular among students. Some use them to finish homework faster, while others worry it might be harmful. How do you use AI in your learning? Share your thoughts! Alex    7:30 p.m. 10 June I have to say I used to depend on AI too much. Whenever I met a hard math problem, I just took a photo and got the answer in seconds. But after failing my exams, I realized I learned nothing. Now AI plays different roles in my life. It helps me plan my time after school, like telling me whether to start with math or Chinese. When I’m stuck on a problem, it doesn’t give me the answer right away. Instead, it encourages me: “You can do it—try again!” After I finish all my work, it checks my answers and sorts (分类) my mistakes by type. Mei Ling    8:15 p.m. 10 June When I’m out of ideas for my English essay, it gives me help, but never lets me copy them. It also reminds me to take breaks: “You’ve been writing for half an hour—stand up and stretch!” One time I felt upset about a low score, and AI sent me a comforting message: “Every step brings you closer to progress. I’m here with you.” Then it helped me fix my grammar mistakes one by one. Now it also helps me manage my time—planning when to study, rest, and exercise. AI makes me feel less lonely when learning. Jun    9:02 p.m. 10 June My parents always said, “AI is just a tool.” Now I finally get what they mean. When I try many times to solve a physics problem but still fail, I will ask AI to explain it step by step. But it never stops there and even makes a new one for me to practice more. Besides, it helps me plan my study schedule in a wise way. Sometimes I feel so tired that I want to give up, and it says, “Hold on—you’re stronger than yesterday!” That gives me a feeling that homework doesn’t feel like a mountain anymore. AI is like a friend who climbs with me. 1．Did Alex do well in exams after using AI for homework? 2．According to Jun, what did AI do when she met a physics problem? 3．According to the passage, what does AI do for the three students in common in their learning? 4．Besides the things AI does for the students above, what else do you think AI can do in students’ learning? Share your own idea and give an example. (about 30 words) 【答案】1．No, he didn’t. 2．It explained the problem step by step and made a new one for her to practice more. 3．It helps them plan their time/study schedule. 4．AI can help students preview new lessons. For example, it can introduce key language points and background knowledge to prepare them better for class. 【导语】本文是论坛上的一则讨论帖，Alex、Mei Ling和Jun分享了自己合理使用AI工具的经历，说明AI是学习工具，能在多方面帮助学生学习。 1．第二段提到“But after failing my exams, I realized I learned nothing.”，这是直接信息，表明他考试不及格。 2．第四段直接说明“I will ask AI to explain it step by step. But it never stops there and even makes a new one for me to practice more.”，直接提取信息即可。 3．文中Alex、Mei Ling、Jun都提到AI帮助他们规划时间、制定学习计划，这是对三人共同内容的概括总结。 4．本题为开放性试题，观点合理，结合学习实际举例，字数符合要求即可。 阅读下文并回答问题。 FORUM Dear friends, Fear can be a good thing. But sometimes you can be afraid of something that’s not really dangerous, or you may have a fear that is too much. Luckily, there are ways to beat fears back. Please share your stories. Franklin 8:10 p.m. 16 Mar. It all started when a Labradoodle tried to steal my food. I spent many years shaking in my shoes whenever a dog was nearby. I was tired of being so scared, so I checked out some books and read about brave and smart dogs. I imagined myself walking by a dog, then even stopping to pet a dog and playing with it. Finally, I felt ready to see a real dog, so I went to the animal shelter (庇护所). I petted the kindest dog there. Dogs still aren’t my favorite animal, but I am not that scared of them anymore. Farah 8:13 p.m. 16 Mar. It all started when I took a plane trip, and the plane bounced up and down in the air like a wild horse. After that, I dared not do it ever again. I missed my grandmother in London so much, so I decided to learn how planes stay in the air. I learned that airplanes hardly ever crash (坠毁) and that the bouncing is called turbulence (气流). I even considered taking some interesting things onto the plane to take my mind off the fear. And that’s just what I did before I flew to see my grandmother. Favio 8:17 p.m. 16 Mar. It all started when lightning struck a big tree right next to my house. After that, lightning made me sweat and shake. I always wanted to go camping, so I decided to overcome the fear of lightning. First, I thought about how lightning is natural and I learned how lightning happens by reading books. Then, when they happened, I took deep breaths and pictured myself playing with my turtle in my favorite place. Gradually, I find I am no longer so afraid of lightning. 1．Did Franklin go to the animal shelter to meet a real dog? 2．Why did Favio decide to overcome the fear of lightning? 3．According to the passage, what did Franklin, Farah and Favio have in common when dealing with their own fears? 4．What is your fear in life? How will you overcome it? (about 30 words) 【答案】1．Yes, he did. 2．Because he always wanted to go camping. 3．They all learned about the things they were afraid of and took active actions to face their fears, and finally overcame them. 4．My fear is of small insects. I will learn more about them from books and try to slowly get close to harmless ones to overcome it. 【导语】本文是Franklin、Farah和Favio三人分享自己曾经的恐惧以及克服恐惧的经历和方法。Franklin克服怕狗、Farah克服怕坐飞机、Favio克服怕打雷。他们通过阅读、想象、实践等方式直面恐惧，最终成功战胜心魔，展现“恐惧可被战胜”的主题。 1．Franklin的帖子中明确提到“Finally, I felt ready to see a real dog, so I went to the animal shelter.”，这是原文直接给出的信息，因此答案是直接信息题。 2．Favio的帖子里提到“I always wanted to go camping, so I decided to overcome the fear of lightning.”，“想去露营”是他克服恐惧的直接原因，属于原文直接引述的信息。 3．三人通过学习相关知识（Franklin读关于勇敢狗狗的书、Farah了解飞机知识、Favio阅读雷电相关书籍），并主动采取行动 / 进行心理建设（Franklin想象与狗相处、Farah带东西分散注意力、Favio深呼吸并想象美好场景）来克服恐惧，最终都不再害怕。 4．开放性试题，答案不唯一，需结合自身实际并给出合理的方法以达到克服恐惧的目的。 重难语篇练习 阅读下面短文，根据短文内容，完成下列各题。 Many of us dream of becoming “somebody” when we grow up. But without enough strength or support, we often feel far away from this goal and even wonder: Should we just give up and “lie flat (平的)” instead? The popular animated (动画的) hit Nobody tells us not to. In the story, the four little, nameless monsters pretend to be the famous characters from Journey to the West. They leave Langlang Mountain to set out on their own pilgrimage (朝圣之旅). Though others laugh at them, they never get discouraged (泄气的). They keep fighting “bad guys” and live life on their own terms. Their courage wins them wide remembrance (记忆). This movie is like a mirror. In real life, many ordinary people also choose to hold on to their dreams, even though they face great difficulties. Pang Zhongwang, a star student at Tsinghua University, is one example. Born into a poor family in Hebei, he faced hard challenges: his late (已故的) mother had a disability and couldn’t work. His father had a serious mental illness. Influenced by his mother, Pang stayed optimistic and took on family duties early. Deep down, this “nobody” also dreamed of becoming “somebody.” With great effort, he got excellent grades and scored an impressive 684 out of 750 in the gaokao. Pang turns out to be luckier than the four monsters in Nobody. He is much closer to his dream of becoming “somebody”. The piggy and his friends, however, fail in their pilgrimage. But their courage is now remembered by many. In a way, they, too, have grown to become “somebodies”. Now, what do you want to do with your big dreams? Clearly, if you “lie flat”, you’ll remain a “nobody”. We wish you good luck as you try to break out of your own “Langlang Mountain”! 1．Was Pang Zhongwang born into a poor family? 2．Why do the four little, nameless monsters in the story leave Langlang Mountain? 3．What are the similarities between the story of “Langlang Mountain” and Pang Zhongwang’s experience? 4．What is your big dream? What will you do to make your big dream come true? 【答案】1．Yes, he was. 2．To set out on their own pilgrimage (after pretending to be the famous characters from Journey to the West). 3．They both face great difficulties but never give up/hold on to their dreams. 4．My big dream is to become a doctor. I will study hard, keep learning new knowledge, and never give up even when I face difficulties. 【导语】本文通过动画电影《浪浪山小妖怪》和清华学子庞众望的真实经历，说明即使出身平凡、困难重重，只要坚持梦想、不“躺平”，普通人也能成为“大人物”。 1．第四段直接指出“Born into a poor family in Hebei”，这是原文直接信息，应肯定回答。 2．第二段指出四人离开浪浪山的原因“They leave Langlang Mountain to set out on their own pilgrimage”，结合前文“pretend to be the famous characters from Journey to the West”，整合为答案，为原文直接信息。 3．第三段指出“many ordinary people also choose to hold on to their dreams, even though they face great difficulties”，并将电影与现实中庞众望的经历相呼应。两者都是“nobody”在困境中坚持追梦。 4．本题为开放性试题，答案不唯一。需结合文章主题“坚持追梦”，表达自己的梦想及实现梦想的具体做法，言之成理即可。 阅读下文并回答问题。 Many Western people love the “ultra-Chinese” lifestyle, including the young. They try out many kinds of Chinese lifestyle such as drinking hot water, wearing warm cotton slippers, and practicing Baduanjin — a gentle traditional Chinese exercise. NBA player Victor Wembanyama shows great interest in Chinese kung fu and has expressed a wish to visit the Shaolin Temple, and his online sharing of the learning journey spreads the beauty of Chinese martial arts to his fans around the world. Besides, traditional Chinese aesthetics has won the heart of big brands like Adidas, which has introduced clothes with Chinese traditional designs and hired many Chinese stars for showing its products. These products are popular all over the world, showing Chinese culture to more foreign customers. Moreover, Western Internet influencers are so fond of Chinese culture that they come to China to experience local life themselves. In their videos, they show their fans Chinese culture and daily lifestyle. For example, they introduce food delivery services such as Meituan and Taobao Shangou, and they are surprised at the convenient digital payment. Their sharing spreads the charm of China and makes many Western young people want to live like this. More and more young people love Chinese lifestyle and culture. Lisa is a foreign student studying in China and she says, “During my stay in China, I had such an experience. ______________________________. This is different or even impossible in my country! And I hope everyone will come to China and experience it!” Cultural experts say this trend fully shows China’s soft power is on the rise. Chinese technology and products have been important in Western life for decades, from Chinese phones and open-source AI models to cultural icons like Labubu. The trend is a natural result of this influence. 1．Do young people in Western countries like the “ultra-Chinese” lifestyle? 2．What do Western Internet influencers show their fans in their videos? 3．The writer mentions NBA player, Adidas and Western Internet influencers. What do they have in common? 4．Complete Lisa’s story to show China’s soft power and the ultra-Chinese lifestyle. (About 30 words) 【答案】1．Yes, they do./Yes. 2．They show their fans Chinese culture and daily lifestyle./Chinese culture and daily lifestyle. 3．They all show love for Chinese culture and help spread it to the world/They all show love for Chinese culture and help spread it worldwide. 4．I drank a cup of hot water every morning and I ordered meals by phone, which arrived in 30 minutes. I found people here live a healthy and convenient life, and it really surprised and impressed me a lot./I rode a shared bike to the park nearby, and it only took me 5 minutes without waiting. The convenient life here brought me great peace and happiness as a foreign student./I saw my Chinese friend take Chinese medicine to keep healthy and recover quickly. This peaceful ultra-Chinese lifestyle filled me with great love and curiosity. 【导语】本文说明了 “超中式” 生活方式在西方的流行，展现了中国文化与国家软实力在全球的影响力不断提升。 1．第一段明确提到“Many Western people love the ‘ultra-Chinese’ lifestyle, including the young.”，直接对应问题，因此用肯定回答。 2．第四段提到“In their videos, they show their fans Chinese culture and daily lifestyle.”直接给出了答案，完整提取即可。 3．第二段提到NBA球员文班亚马“NBA player Victor Wembanyama shows great interest in Chinese kung fu and has expressed a wish to visit the Shaolin Temple””；第三段提到阿迪达斯“introduced clothes with Chinese traditional designs and hired many Chinese stars for showing its products…”；第四段提到西方网红“…fond of Chinese culture that they come to China to experience local life themselves”。三者的共同点是喜爱中国文化，并向世界传播中国文化。 4．需紧扣 “中国软实力” 和 “超中式生活方式”，结合前文提到的数字支付、外卖、高铁等中国特色生活场景；字数控制在30词左右，符合题目要求，同时体现中外生活差异，呼应后文 “This is different or even impossible in my country!”。 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 $ 专题05 阅读回答问题10篇 （重庆专用） 内容导航 内容速递 基础语篇练习 重难语篇练习 内容速递 本资料共10篇专项训练 基础语篇练习 稳扎稳打 必拿分数：聚焦稳拿分数题目，确保基础分值 重难语篇练习 突破瓶颈 争夺高分：聚焦高难度题目，争夺关键分数 基础语篇练习 阅读下面短文，根据短文内容，完成下列各题。 Every day when Mike and Sally play outside, they see a man walking. He walks with a white stick. He cannot see. He is blind. It always puzzles them. “How can he walk on a busy street?” asks Mike. “It must be very dangerous,” says Sally. The boy and the girl watch as the man walks. He walks slowly. He walks to the traffic light and then stops. When the light turns green, he starts walking again. He does not hit anything as he walks. “It’s amazing. And it must be scary too,” says Sally. “He knows where to go and where to stop as if he could see.” One day, the blind man was passing by, and he heard the children talking. He stopped in front of their house. “Hello kids,” he said, “I hear you talking about how I walk.” “Yes, we always wonder how you know where to go and when to stop on such a busy street. It is safer to stay indoors.” The man smiled, “I trained myself to listen very well. I listen with my ears for every sound when I am out of the house. I use my cane (手杖) for me too. When my stick bumps (碰到) into something, I know to stop and go around it.” The man continued, “Yes, it is safer to stay indoors. But I love to walk. I love the hot sun. I love the smell of flowers. I love to hear the birds singing. Most of all, I love to get some exercise.” Sally said, “Thank you. We have learned something today. We think you are a brave man. We can see. We can walk. We will get some exercise, too. You are a good example for us to follow.” 1．Can the blind man walk on a busy street? 2．Why did the blind man stop in front of their house? 3．How does the blind man walk safely on the busy street? 4．What do you think of the blind man? And why? (About 30 words) 阅读下文并回答问题。 Youth Weekly March 21,2026 The Big Debate Is it better to visit a museum virtually or in person? Now, many museums offer virtual(虚拟的) tours online to their visitors. Last week, we invited our readers to vote on whether they like to visit a museum virtually or in person. We received 3,386 votes in total. The result is shown by the pie chart(饼图). Here are some opinions from the readers: The experience will be so different when you are there and see things close up by yourself. It is something that virtual visits can’t provide. —Elvis007 Virtual tours of a museum are friendly to people like me. I am always busy with work. I don’t have time to travel many miles to visit a museum. —Tony08 Last year, the famous Mogao Cave 285 was closed to the public for some repairs. I had to pay a virtual visit to the cave. Thanks to the new technology, I had a fantastic experience. It seemed that the dancers in the wall painting were dancing right in front of me. —Lulu2026 I think nothing can compare to visiting a physical museum. I’ve been to some museums that provide hands-on activities. Once, I touched a rope from an ancient warship. At that moment, I felt like a time traveler to the past. —Heidi36 1．Do more people prefer visiting museums in person to visiting virtual museums? 2．When did Youth Weekly invite the readers to vote? 3．According to the readers, what are the advantages of visiting virtual museums? 4．A reader says “Virtual visits can’t provide the experience of seeing things close up by yourself.” If you work in a museum, think of one thing you can do to make the online museum more real? 阅读下文并回答问题。 The TV drama Born to be Alive has touched millions of hearts. Starring Yang Zi and Hu Ge, the drama brings us to a mysterious world. However, the show is just a window. Outside the window lies the real Sanjiangyuan. It is not only the source region of the Yangtze, Yellow, and Lancang rivers but also the home of the brave. Located on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, Hoh Xil is a mysterious part of the Sanjiangyuan area. With an altitude (海拔) of over 4,600 meters, Hoh Xil has thin air, and the wind cuts like a knife. Many years ago, the beautiful land faced a dark time. Thousands of Tibetan antelopes (藏羚羊) were hunted for their wool. The land, once peaceful, was covered with blood. The antelopes, the pride of the plateau, almost disappeared from the earth. To stop the killing, a group of heroes stood up. They are the real-life models for the characters in the drama. One of them was Jetsun Sonam Dargye. In the 1990s, with old tools and little food, he and his team fought against cruel hunters in the freezing wild. In a final battle, he was shot but refused to fall. He froze into a statue (雕像) in the snow, holding his gun to protect the land. His death woke up the whole nation. In 1997, Hoh Xil was upgraded (升级) to a national nature reserve (保护区). Thanks to the guardians, the plateau animals are running free again. In the main area of Hoh Xil, the population of Tibetan antelopes has risen from less than 20,000 to over 70,000. The guardians used their lives to teach us a lesson: The “Tree of Life” does not grow on soil alone, it grows on the courage to protect and the wisdom to coexist (共存). Protecting nature is, indeed, protecting ourselves. 1．Is Sanjiangyuan only the source region of the three rivers? 2．Why did the Tibetan antelopes almost disappear from the earth? 3．How did Hoh Xil become a national nature reserve? 4．Is the guardians’ effort helpful or not? What else should we do to protect nature in daily life? 阅读下文并回答问题。 Social media (媒体) has become a big part of teenagers’ daily lives. Some people suggest that the UK government should restrict teenagers’ use of it. Many people talk about whether we should restrict (限制) teens from using it. Three people shared their ideas. Emma, a 15-year-old student, thinks it’s necessary to restrict teenagers’ use of social media. “It’s easy to chat with friends and share daily stories on social media. It helps teens stay in touch with their classmates closely, though”, says Emma. “Teens can easily lose control and get addicted (成瘾的) to i—I once spent three hours watching short videos online and totally forgot to finish my homework.” Besides these, she thinks some made-up life posts online will make many teens feel their own lives are not good enough. Mr. Brown, a social media researcher, doesn’t agree with strict restrictions on teens’ use of social media. He thinks social media helps teens connect with their friends easily, though it may take up their study time. In addition, he thinks social media can help teens learn useful skills like drawing and English from online videos. Lisa, a teacher, holds a different view and suggests proper guidance instead of a full restriction or free use. She says, on the one hand, social media is a convenient tool for teens to communicate with friends and keep in touch with their friends’ daily lives. But on the other hand, she finds it hard for teens to get away from it, and many even stay up late for it. And it wastes their study time. Social media can help teens get news in time and relax after long hours of study, but some care too much about online communication and leave behind real-life talks with family and classmates. 1．Does Emma agree with the restriction of teenagers’ use of social media? 2．What can social media help teens learn, according to Mr. Brown? 3．What do the three people think social media has in common? 4．Whose opinion do you agree with most? Please give at least TWO reasons. (about 30 words) In LNBS Class Image Competition, students are encouraged to choose role models who can represent (代表) the spirit of their class. Here are two of their posts. Carla77: On November 24, 2025, Lang Ping was awarded the Coaches Lifetime Achievement Awards, one of the highest honors for coaches. It is no surprise that she is loved by many people. Back in 2015, when the Chinese team was preparing for the World Cup, the team that Lang Ping built was falling apart. One top player was hurt, and the team leader had to leave because of heart problems. Losing two key members was a huge challenge, but Lang Ping never lost heart. She encouraged her players with kindness. She often spoke to them with patience and warm support, helping them feel confident again. Two weeks later, they won! Then in 2016, Lang Ping led them to Olympic gold in Brazil. When China’s national anthem (国歌) was played in the big world stadium, many at home and abroad sang it together with tears and excitement, and people everywhere mentioned her name for the honor she brought to the country. RayMan: Have you ever looked at a simple drawing and felt something deep inside? That’s the magic of Feng Zikai’s painting, a magic that brought him love from people across China. Although born in a rich family, Feng had no interest in traditional studies but fell in love with art from childhood. His teacher encouraged him to follow his heart, and taught him that a great artist needs both skills and good character. With a kind heart, Feng cared deeply for children. He always spoke to them gently and once said teaching children was simple: “I let them keep their childlike heart.” In 1921, Feng went to Tokyo to study art, bringing back fresh ideas. When he returned to China, his drawings soon became popular, and he brought great honor to China by making Chinese manhua known worldwide. Even today, his spirit continues to inspire (激励) people. VOTE!                                    1．Did Lang Ping’s team win the Olympic gold in Brazil in 2016? 2．How did Feng Zikai teach children? 3．What do Lang Ping and Feng Zikai have in common? 4．Who is your “Heart Role Model”? Lang or Feng? Choose one and list your reasons. (about 30 words) 阅读下文并回答问题。 Last week, our school held a speech on the important things in our lives. The following are some students’ sharing. I know what I value most—the time I spend with my grandparents. My grandparents live in the countryside. Every weekend, I go to visit them. Grandma always makes my favorite sweet potato cakes. Grandpa teaches me to water the vegetables in his garden. We sit under the old tree after dinner, listening to him tell stories about his childhood. Now I’m busy with grade 9 studies, so I can’t go there as often. But those happy moments (时刻) are always in my heart. Their love is simple but warm. I know this kind of time is something that I won’t always have. That’s why I value it more than anything else. What I cherish (珍视) most is time. As a music student, my schedule is filled with professional training and academic courses (学术课程). This has taught me to respect time. I hold on tight to time, not out of pressure, but because it brings me closer to my goals. My busy schedule also makes me value the time I “waste”. Hanging out with my dog, watching a funny video, traveling abroad with my friends—I know how valuable those moments of “thinking about nothing” truly are. I cherish my travel memories most. I love traveling and taking pictures, so I record all the fun moments of my trips with my camera. This includes not only the great scenery, but also small stories—a local’s friendly face or a quiet street in the morning. After each trip, I put together a video as my travel journal. As a student, I am under a lot of pressure. But every time I watch my videos, they help me relax and fill my heart with warmth and joy. 1．Does Mary’s grandpa tell her stories after dinner? 2．What did Kevin record with his camera during his trips? 3．What is the common opinion of the three students? 4．What’s important in your life? And why? 阅读下文并回答问题。 Study Tips Forum | Posted by: Homework Helper | June 10 AI tools like ChatGPT are becoming more and more popular among students. Some use them to finish homework faster, while others worry it might be harmful. How do you use AI in your learning? Share your thoughts! Alex    7:30 p.m. 10 June I have to say I used to depend on AI too much. Whenever I met a hard math problem, I just took a photo and got the answer in seconds. But after failing my exams, I realized I learned nothing. Now AI plays different roles in my life. It helps me plan my time after school, like telling me whether to start with math or Chinese. When I’m stuck on a problem, it doesn’t give me the answer right away. Instead, it encourages me: “You can do it—try again!” After I finish all my work, it checks my answers and sorts (分类) my mistakes by type. Mei Ling    8:15 p.m. 10 June When I’m out of ideas for my English essay, it gives me help, but never lets me copy them. It also reminds me to take breaks: “You’ve been writing for half an hour—stand up and stretch!” One time I felt upset about a low score, and AI sent me a comforting message: “Every step brings you closer to progress. I’m here with you.” Then it helped me fix my grammar mistakes one by one. Now it also helps me manage my time—planning when to study, rest, and exercise. AI makes me feel less lonely when learning. Jun    9:02 p.m. 10 June My parents always said, “AI is just a tool.” Now I finally get what they mean. When I try many times to solve a physics problem but still fail, I will ask AI to explain it step by step. But it never stops there and even makes a new one for me to practice more. Besides, it helps me plan my study schedule in a wise way. Sometimes I feel so tired that I want to give up, and it says, “Hold on—you’re stronger than yesterday!” That gives me a feeling that homework doesn’t feel like a mountain anymore. AI is like a friend who climbs with me. 1．Did Alex do well in exams after using AI for homework? 2．According to Jun, what did AI do when she met a physics problem? 3．According to the passage, what does AI do for the three students in common in their learning? 4．Besides the things AI does for the students above, what else do you think AI can do in students’ learning? Share your own idea and give an example. (about 30 words) 阅读下文并回答问题。 FORUM Dear friends, Fear can be a good thing. But sometimes you can be afraid of something that’s not really dangerous, or you may have a fear that is too much. Luckily, there are ways to beat fears back. Please share your stories. Franklin 8:10 p.m. 16 Mar. It all started when a Labradoodle tried to steal my food. I spent many years shaking in my shoes whenever a dog was nearby. I was tired of being so scared, so I checked out some books and read about brave and smart dogs. I imagined myself walking by a dog, then even stopping to pet a dog and playing with it. Finally, I felt ready to see a real dog, so I went to the animal shelter (庇护所). I petted the kindest dog there. Dogs still aren’t my favorite animal, but I am not that scared of them anymore. Farah 8:13 p.m. 16 Mar. It all started when I took a plane trip, and the plane bounced up and down in the air like a wild horse. After that, I dared not do it ever again. I missed my grandmother in London so much, so I decided to learn how planes stay in the air. I learned that airplanes hardly ever crash (坠毁) and that the bouncing is called turbulence (气流). I even considered taking some interesting things onto the plane to take my mind off the fear. And that’s just what I did before I flew to see my grandmother. Favio 8:17 p.m. 16 Mar. It all started when lightning struck a big tree right next to my house. After that, lightning made me sweat and shake. I always wanted to go camping, so I decided to overcome the fear of lightning. First, I thought about how lightning is natural and I learned how lightning happens by reading books. Then, when they happened, I took deep breaths and pictured myself playing with my turtle in my favorite place. Gradually, I find I am no longer so afraid of lightning. 1．Did Franklin go to the animal shelter to meet a real dog? 2．Why did Favio decide to overcome the fear of lightning? 3．According to the passage, what did Franklin, Farah and Favio have in common when dealing with their own fears? 4．What is your fear in life? How will you overcome it? (about 30 words) 重难语篇练习 阅读下面短文，根据短文内容，完成下列各题。 Many of us dream of becoming “somebody” when we grow up. But without enough strength or support, we often feel far away from this goal and even wonder: Should we just give up and “lie flat (平的)” instead? The popular animated (动画的) hit Nobody tells us not to. In the story, the four little, nameless monsters pretend to be the famous characters from Journey to the West. They leave Langlang Mountain to set out on their own pilgrimage (朝圣之旅). Though others laugh at them, they never get discouraged (泄气的). They keep fighting “bad guys” and live life on their own terms. Their courage wins them wide remembrance (记忆). This movie is like a mirror. In real life, many ordinary people also choose to hold on to their dreams, even though they face great difficulties. Pang Zhongwang, a star student at Tsinghua University, is one example. Born into a poor family in Hebei, he faced hard challenges: his late (已故的) mother had a disability and couldn’t work. His father had a serious mental illness. Influenced by his mother, Pang stayed optimistic and took on family duties early. Deep down, this “nobody” also dreamed of becoming “somebody.” With great effort, he got excellent grades and scored an impressive 684 out of 750 in the gaokao. Pang turns out to be luckier than the four monsters in Nobody. He is much closer to his dream of becoming “somebody”. The piggy and his friends, however, fail in their pilgrimage. But their courage is now remembered by many. In a way, they, too, have grown to become “somebodies”. Now, what do you want to do with your big dreams? Clearly, if you “lie flat”, you’ll remain a “nobody”. We wish you good luck as you try to break out of your own “Langlang Mountain”! 1．Was Pang Zhongwang born into a poor family? 2．Why do the four little, nameless monsters in the story leave Langlang Mountain? 3．What are the similarities between the story of “Langlang Mountain” and Pang Zhongwang’s experience? 4．What is your big dream? What will you do to make your big dream come true? 阅读下文并回答问题。 Many Western people love the “ultra-Chinese” lifestyle, including the young. They try out many kinds of Chinese lifestyle such as drinking hot water, wearing warm cotton slippers, and practicing Baduanjin — a gentle traditional Chinese exercise. NBA player Victor Wembanyama shows great interest in Chinese kung fu and has expressed a wish to visit the Shaolin Temple, and his online sharing of the learning journey spreads the beauty of Chinese martial arts to his fans around the world. Besides, traditional Chinese aesthetics has won the heart of big brands like Adidas, which has introduced clothes with Chinese traditional designs and hired many Chinese stars for showing its products. These products are popular all over the world, showing Chinese culture to more foreign customers. Moreover, Western Internet influencers are so fond of Chinese culture that they come to China to experience local life themselves. In their videos, they show their fans Chinese culture and daily lifestyle. For example, they introduce food delivery services such as Meituan and Taobao Shangou, and they are surprised at the convenient digital payment. Their sharing spreads the charm of China and makes many Western young people want to live like this. More and more young people love Chinese lifestyle and culture. Lisa is a foreign student studying in China and she says, “During my stay in China, I had such an experience. ______________________________. This is different or even impossible in my country! And I hope everyone will come to China and experience it!” Cultural experts say this trend fully shows China’s soft power is on the rise. Chinese technology and products have been important in Western life for decades, from Chinese phones and open-source AI models to cultural icons like Labubu. The trend is a natural result of this influence. 1．Do young people in Western countries like the “ultra-Chinese” lifestyle? 2．What do Western Internet influencers show their fans in their videos? 3．The writer mentions NBA player, Adidas and Western Internet influencers. What do they have in common? 4．Complete Lisa’s story to show China’s soft power and the ultra-Chinese lifestyle. (About 30 words) 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 $