专题06 阅读理解之说明文10篇（辽宁专用）（中考模拟真题速递）-2026年中考英语模拟真题速递

专题06 阅读理解之说明文10篇 （辽宁专用） 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 ①Yu Opera is one of the five main operas in China. It is the country’s leading local opera with the largest number of performers. In its early stages, it was also called Henan clapper opera (Henan Bangzi). It was only after the 1950s that Yu Opera became its official (官方的) name. Yu Opera is popular in Henan and other provinces, including Hebei, Shandong, Shanxi, and Hubei, making it one of the most popular operas in China. ②Yu Opera originated in the late Ming Dynasty and early Qing Dynasty. Its early forms were relatively simple, with modest music and make-up. After 1911, Yu Opera was performed in many famous teahouses in cities, where it could compete with Beijing Opera. Later, more professional troupes (表演团) of Yu Opera were established. So, a large number of new dramas were created leading the Yu Opera to a new level. ③Tunes (曲调) are important for Yu Opera. The rising and falling voices and strong feelings made Yu Opera well-known. The four major tunes of Yu Opera include Xiangfu Tune which is always performed in Kaifeng, Yudong Tune which is liked around Shangqiu, Yuxi Tune which is local to Luoyang and Shahe Tune which is most used along the Shahe River. ④Besides, in traditional Yu Opera, lots of bright colours are used to create a strong contrast, which can clearly show the personalities (性格) of the characters. In addition to colours, materials can also clearly show the personalities of the characters. The costumes show the ages, social positions and thoughts of the characters, so different characters wear different costumes. 1．Which is the correct order of the development of Yu Opera? ①Many new dramas were created. ②It was performed in many famous teahouses in cities. ③Its early forms were relatively simple, with modest music and make-up. A．①②③ B．②③① C．①③② D．③②① 2．If you are an opera player in Luoyang, which kind of tune may you use? A．Yuxi Tune. B．Yudong Tune. C．Xiangfu Tune. D．Shahe Tune. 3．Why do different people wear different costumes in Yu Opera? A．To show the hobbies of the characters. B．To express the ages, social positions and thoughts of the characters. C．To show the beauty of the characters. D．To express the feelings of the characters. 4．How is the text organised? (1= Paragraph 1, 2= Paragraph 2…) A．①/②③/④ B．①②/③④ C．①/②③④ D．①②/③/④ Which animals are smart? You may first think of dogs because they can help people a lot. There is one more animal that is also clever: sheep. Scientists said that people could train sheep to identify (识别) familiar human faces. Before the test, scientists showed the sheep the pictures of four famous people. Then the sheep went into a room with two computer screens. Each screen showed a human face. One screen showed one of the four famous people and the other screen showed a random (随机的) person. The sheep always walked towards the screen with the famous person’s face. After discovering the sheep’s ability to recognise famous people, scientists gave them a new task. They wanted to see if the sheep could correctly recognise the same people from different angles (角度). The result showed that the sheep could, though they were a bit slower than before. Finally, the scientists wanted to know if the sheep could recognise the photos of their trainers. Without any training, the sheep could identify their trainers easily. The scientists said it might be interesting in the future to find whether sheep can identify different facial expressions or not. 1．How does the writer start the text? A．By giving an example. B．By asking a question. C．By using a saying. D．By listing numbers. 2．In the text, scientists gave the sheep ________ tasks A．two B．three C．four D．five 3．Which of the following is TRUE according to the text? A．Scientists can make the sheep identify their trainers faster. B．Sheep will identify different facial expressions in the future. C．The sheep are not able to recognise their trainers without training. D．The sheep spend more time recognising the same people from different angles. 4．What’s the best title for the text? A．Animals and Human Faces B．Some Animals’ Behaviour C．Sheep’s Special Ability D．Scientists and Sheep Have you ever seen a bee fly busily? Do you think the bee is just flying around? In fact, the bee is hard at work. Bees spend lots of time looking for food. However, not all the bees in the hive (蜂巢) have work. Bees can be divided into three kinds—a queen bee, drones (雄蜂), and worker bees. The queen bee is very important. She is the mother of all the bees that live in the hive. Worker bees do all the other work in the hive. Besides looking for food, they make and clean the hive. They also look after the queen and protect her. Bees make dance-like movements to send messages about food. They use different movements to give different information. They tell where food can be found and how far it is from the hive. Bees can even share how much food there is and how good it is. And surprisingly, a new study found that a group of bees could generate an amazing amount of electricity by beating their wings more than 200 times per second and the amount of electricity could reach 100 to 1,000 V. Scientists found that the thicker a swarm of bees is, the more electricity it generates. Based on these findings, the team recorded that bees — which group together to form a huge, thick swarm of bees—could have an influence similar to that of a storm. Further research is needed to find out how electricity influences the bees and their environment. 1．What do worker bees need to do? ①Make the hive.     ②Look for food.    ③Take care of the queen.     ④Protect drones. A．①②④ B．①②③ C．②③④ D．①③④ 2．What does the underlined word “generate” in Paragraph 3 mean? A．Cost. B．Spread. C．Change. D．Produce. 3．Which one shows the relationship between the thickness of a swarm of bees (x) and the amount of electricity (y)? A． B． C． D． 4．Which can be the best title for the text? A．The Ways of Flying B．The History of Bees C．The Secrets of Bees D．The Beauty of Nature Everyone knows how to find the age of a fallen tree. We count the number of rings on the tree’s stump. A scientist has found a new way to measure the age of people—get them to stand on one leg. Dr Kenton Kaufman from the Mayo Clinic in the USA said standing on one leg shows how well a person can balance (平衡). He said balance becomes more difficult as we age. Dr Kaufman added: “Balance is an important measure because, in addition to muscle strength, it requires input from vision, the [hearing] system, and the [senses].” He added: “Good balance provides the ability to carry out activities of daily living without the fear of falling, and this leads to improved quality of life and healthy ageing.” Forty people over the age of 50 took part in the research. They did tests for walking, balance, grip (控制), and knee strength. Each participant (参与者) had to balance on their dominant (优势的) and non-dominant leg for 30 seconds. They did this with their eyes closed, and again with their eyes open. Kaufman found that standing on the non-dominant leg showed the highest rate of decline (下降) with age. There was a 2.2-second-per-decade (每十年) decline when participants stood on their non-dominant leg. This compared to 1.7 seconds for the dominant leg. Kaufman concluded: “Standing on one leg is a good measure of your overall health because balance reflects how the body’s systems are working together.” 1．What do we all know how to find the age of? A．All trees. B．Each other. C．A fallen tree. D．Apple trees. 2．When does balancing on one leg become more difficult? A．After exercising. B．After eating. C．After waking up. D．As we age. 3．What does good balance mean we do not need to be afraid of? A．Failing. B．Falling. C．Feeling. D．Freeing. 4．What things does good balance show are working together? A．Patients and doctors. B．People. C．Our legs. D．The body’s systems. Thanks to Earth, we have fresh air to breathe, clean water to drink and warm sunshine to enjoy. But it seems that we may think these things are normal and not realize that our planet is getting “sick”. Among all the environmental problems, climate change sits at the top. Global average (平均的) temperatures have risen by more than 0.5℃ since 1992. A half-degree temperature rise is a big thing. It means that heat waves can last around one third longer and rainstorms will be about one third stronger. The increase in sea levels will be much higher, according to NASA．Countries like Singapore that are at low places may be covered by the ocean in the future. But this is not the only problem people are facing. It’s getting harder to get fresh water. Ocean pollution has become serious. Since 1992, the human population has grown by 2 billion, while the populations of all other animals have fallen by nearly 30 percent. Scientists say that we are experiencing the sixth huge dying out in history. More than two-thirds of the world’s wildlife could be gone by the end of the decade (十年) if action isn’t taken soon, according to the World Wildlife Fund. The Amur leopard, black rhino and Cross River gorilla are some animals that are in danger of dying out completely. However, we have made some progress by making the hole in the ozone layer (臭氧层) smaller. That’s because we gradually stopped using chemicals that can break down ozone. This shows that when we make quick and strong decisions, we can make positive changes. 1．What may happen if global average temperatures rise by 0.5℃? A．The ocean will cover high places like Singapore. B．Heat waves can’t last one third longer. C．Sea levels will be three times higher. D．Rainstorms will be more serious. 2．Which of the following environmental problems are mentioned in the text? ①Air pollution.    ②Ocean pollution.    ③Fewer animals.    ④Smaller ozone layer. A．①② B．②④ C．①③ D．②③ 3．What’s the structure of the passage? A． B． C． D． 4．Which of the following is the best title for the passage? A．How to protect the earth. B．The balance between humans and nature. C．The sick planet D．Challenges we face in the modern world Can people fall in love with AI voices? OpenAI, the company that owns ChatGPT, is worried that people may become emotionally (情感上) dependent on artificial intelligence (人工智能) voices. The company released a new “advanced voice mode” to users last week. The chatbot comes equipped (装备) with an array of lifelike voices that are almost indistinguishable (无法分辨的) from human voices. They can have an authentic (真实的) conversation in real time, laugh at the right time, interject (插话) with “umms”, “aahs” and “hmms”, and they can adjust (调整) to being interrupted (打断). An OpenAI report states that the newly-released, human-sounding voices may lead people to rely on AI for companionship (陪伴), and even for romance and love. It cautioned (警告):“Users might form social relationships with the AI, reducing their need for human interaction (互动).” The OpenAI report warns that future chatbots could fundamentally (从根本上) change societies. They will reshape (重塑) how we interact (交流) with family, friends and colleagues (同事). They may even usurp (篡夺) communication among humans. The report points to benefits of the new tool. These include bringing comfort and friendship to lonely people, and giving confidence to those who lack self-confidence. The report says people may gain enough confidence to start dating (约会) in the real world. On the flip side (另一方面), chatbots could cause people to be ruder, more impatient and more selfish. Wired. com writes that the new chatbot includes “the potential (潜在的)…to amplify (放大) societal biases (偏见), spread disinformation (虚假信息), and aid in the development of chemical or biological weapons (武器)”. 1．What might people become emotionally dependent on? A．Family. B．Each other. C．Artificial intelligence voices. D．Themselves. 2．What is the new chatbot almost indistinguishable from? A．Human voices. B．The old one. C．Supercomputers. D．The language Esperanto. 3．What does the new chatbot interject with during the conversation? A．Erms, aahs and hmms. B．Umms, aahs and hmms. C．Umms, aahs and hymns. D．Umms, aargghs and hmms. 4．What might the chatbot spread? A．Disinformation. B．Lies. C．Propaganda. D．Fake news. Some people like watching horror (恐怖) movies, even though the films scare them so much that they end up screaming (尖叫). Why do some people love scary things? A group of scientists at the University of Pittsburgh in the US found that fear can sometimes be good for us. It can raise our mood and help us become more confident. In their study, 262 volunteers went into a haunted house attraction (鬼屋景点). They stayed there for 35 minutes and came across many scary things. Both before and after the experience, they reported how they were feeling. The results showed that most of the volunteers felt happier and less anxious after the experience. This has to do with dopamine (多巴胺), something that the brain produces. It makes people feel excited, and this effect can last even after the danger has passed, according to National Geographic. What’s more, being scared in a safe place could be a good way to boost (增强) our confidence, explained Margee Kerr, one of the study’s authors (作者). It made the volunteers feel confident so that they could handle (应对) a scary situation in real life. It helped them deal with the fears we all have. More than that, fear helps create strong social bonds (纽带). In scary situations, people are more likely to feel unsure about the future. As a result, they stick together and depend more on each other for support. Scientists call this a “tend-and-befriend system”. It means in scary situations, people help their friends and make new ones, which makes them feel better and more protected. A good example of this is soldiers (士兵) who fight side by side in war (战争). 1．What is the study mainly about? A．The personality of horror movie lovers. B．The positive effects of fear on people. C．Some effective ways to deal with fear. D．Some tips to get rid of stress. 2．What did the researchers find out from their study? A．People can feel excited when they are scared. B．Many people find it hard to be scared. C．Happier people are likely to enjoy horror movies. D．Horror movies reduce the production of dopamine. 3．What is Margee Kerr’s opinion? A．We should depend on ourselves when we’re afraid. B．Being scared brings both harm and benefits. C．Watching horror movies in a safe place makes people confident. D．People won’t be scared if they often watch horror movies. 4．What can we learn from the last paragraph? A．Horror movies are sometimes educational. B．Scary situations help people become smarter. C．Many people enjoy feeling unsure. D．Fear helps bring people together. In April 2025, China started the “China Movie Consumption Year (中国电影消费年)” event, encouraging people to not only watch films in theaters but also learn about the country while they are on movie-themed trips. One exciting part of this event is the “Yichun” train, which begins its journey from Harbin in Heilongjiang Province. This special train ride offers tourists from countries like Singapore and Malaysia an exciting and special adventure with the cinema and travel. The “Yichun” train, a project by the National Film Administration and China State Railway Group, is made to give travelers a new way of experiencing both film culture and travel. With China’s very large railway network, the train connects well-known movie locations to places in the real world, providing an exciting experience for passengers. The train travels through cities such as Harbin and Yichun, where passengers can enjoy not only beautiful scenery (风景) but also different kinds of film-related activities. On board, travelers can watch classic movies, listen to popular music from movies, and view movie posters. There are also events for passengers to discuss movies and explore (探索) the stories behind them. What makes this journey special is the chance to visit actual film locations along the way. Passengers can step into the places where their favorite movies were filmed, having a deeper connection to the stories. This experience is especially popular with younger audiences and international tourists, as it provides them with a chance to discover the Chinese cinema and the beauty of regional (区域的) tourism. The idea of “traveling through films” makes a great difference; it’s a cultural experience that brings movies to life, offering a special and exciting way to learn about the country while learning about its rich film culture. 1．What’s the purpose of the “China Movie Consumption Year” event? A．To encourage people to watch movies in cinemas. B．To introduce people to a special way of travelling to Harbin. C．To give people chances to communicate with foreign tourists. D．To make people learn about China through movie-themed trips. 2．What can we learn about the “Yichun” train trip? A．It tells people stories about famous directors. B．It takes people to famous filming places. C．It helps people to meet famous movie stars. D．It travels through two famous cities in total. 3．Which of the following is mentioned in the end? A．The “Yichun” train trip has become a success. B．Trips connecting with cultures are more popular. C．Sightseeing is not always important for travelling. D．Movies are a good way to spread foreign culture. 4．What may be the best title of this text? A．China invents new trains for filming. B．China’s new train interests people abroad. C．China’s “movie train” starts a cultural journey. D．China tries new ways to spread culture abroad. 重难语篇练习 Silent Honor《沉默的荣耀》, a 2025 historical TV play with Yu Hewei, Wu Yue and Wei Chen as main actors, is based on true stories of unknown heroes. These heroes fought during the important 1949-1950 time for the country’s freedom. The play clearly shows characters like Wu Shi and Zhu Feng, and the actors played them with strong feelings. These heroes put their lives in danger to send top intelligence (顶尖情报) , which built an important base for the country’s freedom. Wu Shi says the famous line (台词) “If I don’t return, then I don’t return.” This line shows the brave spirit of a hero who fights for his country. What makes the drama special is its true way of showing heroes. They are not shown as perfect idols (偶像) , but as common people who have families and fears. However, they always put the country’s needs above everything else. This connects’ deeply with the audience (观众) , making historical heroes more relatable (易共鸣的) than distant figures in historical records. The drama has great meaning: it strongly passes on the spirit of loving one’s country. It tells viewers that today’s peaceful life was made by the sacrifices (牺牲) of people who lived before us. For everyone, it is a helpful lesson. It encourages people to value the present, keep their love for the country, and do something for the country’s growth. As its good messages spread widely online, Silent Honor shows that true stories about loving one’s country go beyond time. It not only touches people’s hearts but also helps develop good values. It lets people understand how important it is to love their country and care about national unity, while also admiring the courage of historical heroes. This further strengthens the true hope for the eventual reunification of the motherland. 1．What can we learn about Wu Shi and Zhu Feng from the passage? A．They are made-up people created by the drama team . B．They risked their lives to fight for the country’s freedom C．The drama shows them as perfect heroes with no mistakes D．Both of them were excellent Communist Party members in China 2．Why does the passage mention Wu Shi’s line “If I don’t return, then I don’t return”? A．To show Wu Shi was afraid of fighting for the country. B．To explain why Wu Shi became a main character in the drama. C．To show Wu Shi’s brave spirit when protecting his country. D．To tell readers Wu Shi never came back after his task. 3．Why do the heroes in Silent Honor feel more relatable for the audience? A．They are shown as perfect idols with no fears. B．They are common people who have families and worries. C．They only care about the country and forget their own lives. D．They are exactly the same as the heroes in other dramas. 4．What is the main topic of the passage? A．Why Silent Honor is popular with young people B．An introduction to the story of the historical drama Silent Honor C．How Silent Honor shows heroes in a different way from other dramas D．What the drama Silent Honor can teach people and how it influences others These days, an American vlogger has become very popular in China. Through his videos recording daily life in China, he has gained millions of followers. This speed is even faster than a ride on a high-speed rail. At the same time, China also extended the foreigners’ visa-free stay to 144 hours, pushing this “China Travel” craze to a new height. Many vloggers came to China with the old impressions of China from 20 years ago. But as soon as they landed, they were shocked to see a completely different China: “Is this really the same place as I thought?” It is clear that these foreign vloggers bring more than just cameras. Through their lenses, China is full of surprises. for example, in Chongqing, “the craziest city in China”, you might see a sweaty vlogger staring at his phone, completely lost in the “3D maze (迷宫)”. What a magic city! In Beijing, some vloggers experience time-travel fun by dressing as ancient royals and taking photos. After these special experiences, it’s time for vloggers to taste real Chinese food! From hotpot and stinky tofu to roast duck and pickled Chinese cabbage fish, different kinds of flavors are enough to make their mouths water. What we have long been used to doing leaves them wide-eyed: paying with mobile phones, travelling by high-speed rail and so on. On screen, vloggers dance with excitement over new and strange Chinese experiences; off screen, foreign viewers totally enjoy watching the videos and they can’t wait to try. After watching these videos, foreign viewers couldn’t wait for it anymore! They grabbed their backpacks and began a “trip without planning”. Foreign vloggers’ China travel is actually a “two-way” journey. They set foot on this land with curiosity, and then they are deeply shocked by the great changes taking place in China. In return, China shows the world a completely new China. The craze will disappear one day but open exchanges have just begun. Every sincere communication makes our world smaller and warmer. 1．Why does the author mention an American vlogger in Paragraph 1? A．To discuss his personal success and fame in social media. B．To lead into the topic of foreigners discovering a new China. C．To explain the main reason for China’s new visa-free policy. D．To show how technology helps gain followers in a short time. 2．Which of the following is a “surprise” experienced by foreign vloggers in China? A．In Chongqing, they use mobile phones to find their way easily. B．Paying with mobile phones has recently become popular in China. C．In Beijing, they wear ancient clothes to join in time-travel activities. D．Different flavors of Chinese food make foreign vloggers want to hit them. 3．Which word can best describe foreign viewers’ feeling after watching the videos? A．Interested. B．Proud. C．Peaceful. D．Moved. 4．What can we learn from this passage? A．A vlogger got lost in Chongqing because he couldn’t use his phone. B．The American vlogger’s popularity is growing faster than the speed of a high-speed train C．China extended the visa-free stay to 240 days to push the craze to a new height. D．Foreign vloggers came to China with new impressions and were shocked to see China. 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06 阅读理解之说明文10篇 （辽宁专用） 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 ①Yu Opera is one of the five main operas in China. It is the country’s leading local opera with the largest number of performers. In its early stages, it was also called Henan clapper opera (Henan Bangzi). It was only after the 1950s that Yu Opera became its official (官方的) name. Yu Opera is popular in Henan and other provinces, including Hebei, Shandong, Shanxi, and Hubei, making it one of the most popular operas in China. ②Yu Opera originated in the late Ming Dynasty and early Qing Dynasty. Its early forms were relatively simple, with modest music and make-up. After 1911, Yu Opera was performed in many famous teahouses in cities, where it could compete with Beijing Opera. Later, more professional troupes (表演团) of Yu Opera were established. So, a large number of new dramas were created leading the Yu Opera to a new level. ③Tunes (曲调) are important for Yu Opera. The rising and falling voices and strong feelings made Yu Opera well-known. The four major tunes of Yu Opera include Xiangfu Tune which is always performed in Kaifeng, Yudong Tune which is liked around Shangqiu, Yuxi Tune which is local to Luoyang and Shahe Tune which is most used along the Shahe River. ④Besides, in traditional Yu Opera, lots of bright colours are used to create a strong contrast, which can clearly show the personalities (性格) of the characters. In addition to colours, materials can also clearly show the personalities of the characters. The costumes show the ages, social positions and thoughts of the characters, so different characters wear different costumes. 1．Which is the correct order of the development of Yu Opera? ①Many new dramas were created. ②It was performed in many famous teahouses in cities. ③Its early forms were relatively simple, with modest music and make-up. A．①②③ B．②③① C．①③② D．③②① 2．If you are an opera player in Luoyang, which kind of tune may you use? A．Yuxi Tune. B．Yudong Tune. C．Xiangfu Tune. D．Shahe Tune. 3．Why do different people wear different costumes in Yu Opera? A．To show the hobbies of the characters. B．To express the ages, social positions and thoughts of the characters. C．To show the beauty of the characters. D．To express the feelings of the characters. 4．How is the text organised? (1= Paragraph 1, 2= Paragraph 2…) A．①/②③/④ B．①②/③④ C．①/②③④ D．①②/③/④ 【答案】1．D 2．A 3．B 4．C 【导语】本文介绍了豫剧（Yu Opera）的发展历史、四大曲调、服饰特点等内容，展现了豫剧的文化特色与艺术价值。 1．第2段提到，豫剧发展顺序为：最初形式简单（③Its early forms were relatively simple…）→1911年后在城市茶馆演出（②It was performed in many famous teahouses in cities.）→成立专业剧团后创作大量新剧（①Many new dramas were created…），因此正确顺序为③②①。 2．第3段提到“Yuxi Tune which is local to Luoyang”，说明洛阳当地的曲调是豫西调（Yuxi Tune）。 3．第4段提到“The costumes show the ages, social positions and thoughts of the characters, so different characters wear different costumes.”，说明不同服饰是为了展现角色的年龄、社会地位和思想。 4．文章结构为：第①段总体介绍豫剧的地位与流行范围；第②段讲述豫剧的发展历史；第③段介绍豫剧的四大曲调；第④段说明豫剧的服饰特点，为总—分结构，因此结构为①/②③④。 Which animals are smart? You may first think of dogs because they can help people a lot. There is one more animal that is also clever: sheep. Scientists said that people could train sheep to identify (识别) familiar human faces. Before the test, scientists showed the sheep the pictures of four famous people. Then the sheep went into a room with two computer screens. Each screen showed a human face. One screen showed one of the four famous people and the other screen showed a random (随机的) person. The sheep always walked towards the screen with the famous person’s face. After discovering the sheep’s ability to recognise famous people, scientists gave them a new task. They wanted to see if the sheep could correctly recognise the same people from different angles (角度). The result showed that the sheep could, though they were a bit slower than before. Finally, the scientists wanted to know if the sheep could recognise the photos of their trainers. Without any training, the sheep could identify their trainers easily. The scientists said it might be interesting in the future to find whether sheep can identify different facial expressions or not. 1．How does the writer start the text? A．By giving an example. B．By asking a question. C．By using a saying. D．By listing numbers. 2．In the text, scientists gave the sheep ________ tasks A．two B．three C．four D．five 3．Which of the following is TRUE according to the text? A．Scientists can make the sheep identify their trainers faster. B．Sheep will identify different facial expressions in the future. C．The sheep are not able to recognise their trainers without training. D．The sheep spend more time recognising the same people from different angles. 4．What’s the best title for the text? A．Animals and Human Faces B．Some Animals’ Behaviour C．Sheep’s Special Ability D．Scientists and Sheep 【答案】1．B 2．B 3．D 4．C 【导语】本文介绍了科学家通过实验发现绵羊具有聪明的识别能力，它们不仅能识别著名人物的面孔，还能从不同角度识别同一人，甚至无需训练就能认出自己的训练员，科学家未来还将研究绵羊是否能识别不同的面部表情。 1．文章开头以“Which animals are smart? You may first think of dogs because they can help people a lot.”提出问题，引出下文关于绵羊聪明的特点，由此可知作者通过提出问题的方式开始全文。 2．根据短文内容，科学家给绵羊安排了三项任务：第一项是让绵羊识别四名著名人物的面孔；第二项是让绵羊从不同角度识别同一人；第三项是让绵羊识别自己训练师的照片。因此科学家共给绵羊安排了三项任务。 3．根据第三段“The result showed that the sheep could, though they were a bit slower than before.”可知，绵羊能从不同角度识别同一人，但比之前慢一些，即绵羊识别不同角度的同一人会花费更多时间，D选项表述正确。A选项文中未提及能让绵羊更快识别训练师；B选项文中说科学家未来想研究绵羊是否能识别不同面部表情，并非绵羊未来会识别；C选项与第三段“Without any training, the sheep could identify their trainers easily.”矛盾，绵羊无需训练就能识别训练员。 4．本文围绕绵羊的识别能力展开，重点介绍了绵羊能识别著名人物、不同角度的同一人以及自己的训练师这一特殊能力，C选项“绵羊的特殊能力”能概括全文主旨。A选项“动物和人类面孔”范围过广；B选项“一些动物的行为”未突出绵羊的核心能力；D选项“科学家和绵羊”侧重两者关系，并非文章重点。 Have you ever seen a bee fly busily? Do you think the bee is just flying around? In fact, the bee is hard at work. Bees spend lots of time looking for food. However, not all the bees in the hive (蜂巢) have work. Bees can be divided into three kinds—a queen bee, drones (雄蜂), and worker bees. The queen bee is very important. She is the mother of all the bees that live in the hive. Worker bees do all the other work in the hive. Besides looking for food, they make and clean the hive. They also look after the queen and protect her. Bees make dance-like movements to send messages about food. They use different movements to give different information. They tell where food can be found and how far it is from the hive. Bees can even share how much food there is and how good it is. And surprisingly, a new study found that a group of bees could generate an amazing amount of electricity by beating their wings more than 200 times per second and the amount of electricity could reach 100 to 1,000 V. Scientists found that the thicker a swarm of bees is, the more electricity it generates. Based on these findings, the team recorded that bees — which group together to form a huge, thick swarm of bees—could have an influence similar to that of a storm. Further research is needed to find out how electricity influences the bees and their environment. 1．What do worker bees need to do? ①Make the hive.     ②Look for food.    ③Take care of the queen.     ④Protect drones. A．①②④ B．①②③ C．②③④ D．①③④ 2．What does the underlined word “generate” in Paragraph 3 mean? A．Cost. B．Spread. C．Change. D．Produce. 3．Which one shows the relationship between the thickness of a swarm of bees (x) and the amount of electricity (y)? A． B． C． D． 4．Which can be the best title for the text? A．The Ways of Flying B．The History of Bees C．The Secrets of Bees D．The Beauty of Nature 【答案】1．B 2．D 3．A 4．C 【导语】本文主要介绍了蜜蜂的生活习性、信息传递方式以及它们产生电力的能力。 1．第二段提到“Besides looking for food, they make and clean the hive. They also look after the queen and protect her”，说明工蜂的工作包括：找食物、修建/清洁蜂巢、照顾并保护蜂后，不包括保护雄蜂。因此①②③符合要求。 2．第三段划线词所在句提到“a new study found that a group of bees could generate an amazing amount of electricity by beating their wings more than 200 times per second and the amount of electricity could reach 100 to 1,000 V”，结合语境可知，蜜蜂扇动翅膀产生了电，generate意思是“产生”，和produce同义。 3．最后一段第一句提到“the thicker a swarm of bees is, the more electricity it generates”，说明蜂群厚度越大，发电量就越大，应该是递增直线图像，对应A选项的图像。 4．本文介绍了蜜蜂的分工、交流方式、发电的特性等知识，核心是介绍蜜蜂的秘密，C选项“The Secrets of Bees”符合文章主旨。 Everyone knows how to find the age of a fallen tree. We count the number of rings on the tree’s stump. A scientist has found a new way to measure the age of people—get them to stand on one leg. Dr Kenton Kaufman from the Mayo Clinic in the USA said standing on one leg shows how well a person can balance (平衡). He said balance becomes more difficult as we age. Dr Kaufman added: “Balance is an important measure because, in addition to muscle strength, it requires input from vision, the [hearing] system, and the [senses].” He added: “Good balance provides the ability to carry out activities of daily living without the fear of falling, and this leads to improved quality of life and healthy ageing.” Forty people over the age of 50 took part in the research. They did tests for walking, balance, grip (控制), and knee strength. Each participant (参与者) had to balance on their dominant (优势的) and non-dominant leg for 30 seconds. They did this with their eyes closed, and again with their eyes open. Kaufman found that standing on the non-dominant leg showed the highest rate of decline (下降) with age. There was a 2.2-second-per-decade (每十年) decline when participants stood on their non-dominant leg. This compared to 1.7 seconds for the dominant leg. Kaufman concluded: “Standing on one leg is a good measure of your overall health because balance reflects how the body’s systems are working together.” 1．What do we all know how to find the age of? A．All trees. B．Each other. C．A fallen tree. D．Apple trees. 2．When does balancing on one leg become more difficult? A．After exercising. B．After eating. C．After waking up. D．As we age. 3．What does good balance mean we do not need to be afraid of? A．Failing. B．Falling. C．Feeling. D．Freeing. 4．What things does good balance show are working together? A．Patients and doctors. B．People. C．Our legs. D．The body’s systems. 【答案】1．C 2．D 3．B 4．D 【导语】本文是一篇说明文，介绍科学家发现单腿站立可衡量人的年龄，平衡能力随年龄衰退，其反映身体系统的协同运作。 1．第一段明确提到：“Everyone knows how to find the age of a fallen tree. We count the number of rings on the tree’s stump”，直接说明人们知道如何判断倒下的树的年龄。 2．第二段明确指出“He said balance becomes more difficult as we age”，直接说明随着我们年龄增长，单腿保持平衡会变得更困难。 3．第二段明确提到：“Good balance provides the ability to carry out activities of daily living without the fear of falling”，直接说明良好的平衡能力意味着不必害怕摔倒。 4．最后一段明确指出：“balance reflects how the body’s systems are working together”，直接说明良好的平衡能力表明身体的各个系统在协同运作。 Thanks to Earth, we have fresh air to breathe, clean water to drink and warm sunshine to enjoy. But it seems that we may think these things are normal and not realize that our planet is getting “sick”. Among all the environmental problems, climate change sits at the top. Global average (平均的) temperatures have risen by more than 0.5℃ since 1992. A half-degree temperature rise is a big thing. It means that heat waves can last around one third longer and rainstorms will be about one third stronger. The increase in sea levels will be much higher, according to NASA．Countries like Singapore that are at low places may be covered by the ocean in the future. But this is not the only problem people are facing. It’s getting harder to get fresh water. Ocean pollution has become serious. Since 1992, the human population has grown by 2 billion, while the populations of all other animals have fallen by nearly 30 percent. Scientists say that we are experiencing the sixth huge dying out in history. More than two-thirds of the world’s wildlife could be gone by the end of the decade (十年) if action isn’t taken soon, according to the World Wildlife Fund. The Amur leopard, black rhino and Cross River gorilla are some animals that are in danger of dying out completely. However, we have made some progress by making the hole in the ozone layer (臭氧层) smaller. That’s because we gradually stopped using chemicals that can break down ozone. This shows that when we make quick and strong decisions, we can make positive changes. 1．What may happen if global average temperatures rise by 0.5℃? A．The ocean will cover high places like Singapore. B．Heat waves can’t last one third longer. C．Sea levels will be three times higher. D．Rainstorms will be more serious. 2．Which of the following environmental problems are mentioned in the text? ①Air pollution.    ②Ocean pollution.    ③Fewer animals.    ④Smaller ozone layer. A．①② B．②④ C．①③ D．②③ 3．What’s the structure of the passage? A． B． C． D． 4．Which of the following is the best title for the passage? A．How to protect the earth. B．The balance between humans and nature. C．The sick planet D．Challenges we face in the modern world 【答案】1．D 2．D 3．A 4．C 【导语】本文介绍了地球目前遭遇的多种环境问题，说明及时行动可以带来积极改变，呼吁人们关注地球环境问题。 1．根据第二段内容“A half-degree temperature rise is a big thing. It means that heat waves can last around one third longer and rainstorms will be about one third stronger. The increase in sea levels will be much higher, according to NASA.”可知，全球气温升0.5℃后，热浪持续时间会延长三分之一，暴雨强度会增强三分之一，低海拔国家未来可能被海水淹没。A项，新加坡是低海拔国家，不是高地；B项，原文明确说热浪会多持续三分之一，和选项描述相反；C项，原文没有提海平面升高三倍，无依据；D项，暴雨强度变强，也就是会更严重，符合原文描述。 2．根据“Ocean pollution has become serious”和“More than two-thirds of the world’s wildlife could be gone by the end of the decade (十年) if action isn’t taken soon, according to the World Wildlife Fund. ”可知，文章提到了海洋污染以及数量更少的动物， 因此②③正确。 3．文章第一段讲述了介绍了我们的星球正在“生病”；第二段到第四段介绍了地球出现的问题；第五段介绍人类在保护环境上取得了一些进展；第六段总结全文。所以文章结构如A选项所示。 4．文章开头就点出our planet is getting “sick”，全文围绕地球的环境问题展开，C项The sick planet“病态的星球”这个标题贴合主旨。 Can people fall in love with AI voices? OpenAI, the company that owns ChatGPT, is worried that people may become emotionally (情感上) dependent on artificial intelligence (人工智能) voices. The company released a new “advanced voice mode” to users last week. The chatbot comes equipped (装备) with an array of lifelike voices that are almost indistinguishable (无法分辨的) from human voices. They can have an authentic (真实的) conversation in real time, laugh at the right time, interject (插话) with “umms”, “aahs” and “hmms”, and they can adjust (调整) to being interrupted (打断). An OpenAI report states that the newly-released, human-sounding voices may lead people to rely on AI for companionship (陪伴), and even for romance and love. It cautioned (警告):“Users might form social relationships with the AI, reducing their need for human interaction (互动).” The OpenAI report warns that future chatbots could fundamentally (从根本上) change societies. They will reshape (重塑) how we interact (交流) with family, friends and colleagues (同事). They may even usurp (篡夺) communication among humans. The report points to benefits of the new tool. These include bringing comfort and friendship to lonely people, and giving confidence to those who lack self-confidence. The report says people may gain enough confidence to start dating (约会) in the real world. On the flip side (另一方面), chatbots could cause people to be ruder, more impatient and more selfish. Wired. com writes that the new chatbot includes “the potential (潜在的)…to amplify (放大) societal biases (偏见), spread disinformation (虚假信息), and aid in the development of chemical or biological weapons (武器)”. 1．What might people become emotionally dependent on? A．Family. B．Each other. C．Artificial intelligence voices. D．Themselves. 2．What is the new chatbot almost indistinguishable from? A．Human voices. B．The old one. C．Supercomputers. D．The language Esperanto. 3．What does the new chatbot interject with during the conversation? A．Erms, aahs and hmms. B．Umms, aahs and hmms. C．Umms, aahs and hymns. D．Umms, aargghs and hmms. 4．What might the chatbot spread? A．Disinformation. B．Lies. C．Propaganda. D．Fake news. 【答案】1．C 2．A 3．B 4．A 【导语】本文是一篇说明文。主要介绍的是OpenAI推出逼真AI语音，其慰藉人类的同时也带来社交与安全隐患。 1．根据第一段中的“people may become emotionally (情感上) dependent on artificial intelligence (人工智能) voices”可知，人们可能会在情感上依赖人工智能的声音。 2．根据第二段中的“The chatbot comes equipped (装备) with an array of lifelike voices that are almost indistinguishable (无法分辨的) from human voices.”可知，新型聊天机器人的逼真语音几乎无法和人类语音区分。 3．根据第二段中的“They can have an authentic (真实的) conversation in real time...interject (插话) with ‘umms’, ‘aahs’ and ‘hmms’”可知，新的聊天机器人用umms、aahs和hmms插话。 4．根据最后一段中的“Wired. com writes that the new chatbot includes ‘the potential (潜在的)…to amplify (放大) societal biases (偏见), spread disinformation (虚假信息)...’”可知，聊天机器人可能会传播虚假信息。 Some people like watching horror (恐怖) movies, even though the films scare them so much that they end up screaming (尖叫). Why do some people love scary things? A group of scientists at the University of Pittsburgh in the US found that fear can sometimes be good for us. It can raise our mood and help us become more confident. In their study, 262 volunteers went into a haunted house attraction (鬼屋景点). They stayed there for 35 minutes and came across many scary things. Both before and after the experience, they reported how they were feeling. The results showed that most of the volunteers felt happier and less anxious after the experience. This has to do with dopamine (多巴胺), something that the brain produces. It makes people feel excited, and this effect can last even after the danger has passed, according to National Geographic. What’s more, being scared in a safe place could be a good way to boost (增强) our confidence, explained Margee Kerr, one of the study’s authors (作者). It made the volunteers feel confident so that they could handle (应对) a scary situation in real life. It helped them deal with the fears we all have. More than that, fear helps create strong social bonds (纽带). In scary situations, people are more likely to feel unsure about the future. As a result, they stick together and depend more on each other for support. Scientists call this a “tend-and-befriend system”. It means in scary situations, people help their friends and make new ones, which makes them feel better and more protected. A good example of this is soldiers (士兵) who fight side by side in war (战争). 1．What is the study mainly about? A．The personality of horror movie lovers. B．The positive effects of fear on people. C．Some effective ways to deal with fear. D．Some tips to get rid of stress. 2．What did the researchers find out from their study? A．People can feel excited when they are scared. B．Many people find it hard to be scared. C．Happier people are likely to enjoy horror movies. D．Horror movies reduce the production of dopamine. 3．What is Margee Kerr’s opinion? A．We should depend on ourselves when we’re afraid. B．Being scared brings both harm and benefits. C．Watching horror movies in a safe place makes people confident. D．People won’t be scared if they often watch horror movies. 4．What can we learn from the last paragraph? A．Horror movies are sometimes educational. B．Scary situations help people become smarter. C．Many people enjoy feeling unsure. D．Fear helps bring people together. 【答案】1．B 2．A 3．C 4．D 【导语】本文主要讲述了为什么有些人喜欢恐怖电影以及恐惧对人们的积极影响。 1．第一段指出：“fear can sometimes be good for us. It can raise our mood and help us become more confident.”，说明文章主要讲恐惧对人的积极影响。 2．第三段指出：“It makes people feel excited”，说明人在感到害怕时也会产生兴奋感。 3．第四段指出：“being scared in a safe place could be a good way to boost our confidence”，说明在安全环境中感到害怕可以增强自信。 4．最后一段指出：“fear helps create strong social bonds…people help their friends and make new ones”，说明恐惧有助于拉近人与人之间的关系。 In April 2025, China started the “China Movie Consumption Year (中国电影消费年)” event, encouraging people to not only watch films in theaters but also learn about the country while they are on movie-themed trips. One exciting part of this event is the “Yichun” train, which begins its journey from Harbin in Heilongjiang Province. This special train ride offers tourists from countries like Singapore and Malaysia an exciting and special adventure with the cinema and travel. The “Yichun” train, a project by the National Film Administration and China State Railway Group, is made to give travelers a new way of experiencing both film culture and travel. With China’s very large railway network, the train connects well-known movie locations to places in the real world, providing an exciting experience for passengers. The train travels through cities such as Harbin and Yichun, where passengers can enjoy not only beautiful scenery (风景) but also different kinds of film-related activities. On board, travelers can watch classic movies, listen to popular music from movies, and view movie posters. There are also events for passengers to discuss movies and explore (探索) the stories behind them. What makes this journey special is the chance to visit actual film locations along the way. Passengers can step into the places where their favorite movies were filmed, having a deeper connection to the stories. This experience is especially popular with younger audiences and international tourists, as it provides them with a chance to discover the Chinese cinema and the beauty of regional (区域的) tourism. The idea of “traveling through films” makes a great difference; it’s a cultural experience that brings movies to life, offering a special and exciting way to learn about the country while learning about its rich film culture. 1．What’s the purpose of the “China Movie Consumption Year” event? A．To encourage people to watch movies in cinemas. B．To introduce people to a special way of travelling to Harbin. C．To give people chances to communicate with foreign tourists. D．To make people learn about China through movie-themed trips. 2．What can we learn about the “Yichun” train trip? A．It tells people stories about famous directors. B．It takes people to famous filming places. C．It helps people to meet famous movie stars. D．It travels through two famous cities in total. 3．Which of the following is mentioned in the end? A．The “Yichun” train trip has become a success. B．Trips connecting with cultures are more popular. C．Sightseeing is not always important for travelling. D．Movies are a good way to spread foreign culture. 4．What may be the best title of this text? A．China invents new trains for filming. B．China’s new train interests people abroad. C．China’s “movie train” starts a cultural journey. D．China tries new ways to spread culture abroad. 【答案】1．D 2．B 3．A 4．C 【导语】本文介绍了2025年4月中国启动的“中国电影消费年”活动中的特色“伊春”电影主题专列，讲述了该专列的发起背景、行程安排与核心特色，说明了这种结合电影文化与旅行的全新体验的价值与意义。 1．根据第一段“encouraging people to not only watch films in theaters but also learn about the country while they are on movie-themed trips.”可知，“中国电影消费年”活动的目的是鼓励人们通过电影主题旅行了解中国。 2．根据第二段“With China’s very large railway network, the train connects well-known movie locations to places in the real world, providing an exciting experience for passengers.”以及第四段“What makes this journey special is the chance to visit actual film locations along the way.”可知，“伊春”专列会带游客前往知名电影拍摄地。 3．根据最后一段“The idea of “traveling through films” makes a great difference; it’s a cultural experience that brings movies to life, offering a special and exciting way to learn about the country while learning about its rich film culture.”可知，这种结合电影与旅行的体验已经取得了很好的成效。 4．本文核心围绕中国启动的电影主题专列展开，重点介绍了这趟结合电影文化探索的旅行的特色与文化价值。 重难语篇练习 Silent Honor《沉默的荣耀》, a 2025 historical TV play with Yu Hewei, Wu Yue and Wei Chen as main actors, is based on true stories of unknown heroes. These heroes fought during the important 1949-1950 time for the country’s freedom. The play clearly shows characters like Wu Shi and Zhu Feng, and the actors played them with strong feelings. These heroes put their lives in danger to send top intelligence (顶尖情报) , which built an important base for the country’s freedom. Wu Shi says the famous line (台词) “If I don’t return, then I don’t return.” This line shows the brave spirit of a hero who fights for his country. What makes the drama special is its true way of showing heroes. They are not shown as perfect idols (偶像) , but as common people who have families and fears. However, they always put the country’s needs above everything else. This connects’ deeply with the audience (观众) , making historical heroes more relatable (易共鸣的) than distant figures in historical records. The drama has great meaning: it strongly passes on the spirit of loving one’s country. It tells viewers that today’s peaceful life was made by the sacrifices (牺牲) of people who lived before us. For everyone, it is a helpful lesson. It encourages people to value the present, keep their love for the country, and do something for the country’s growth. As its good messages spread widely online, Silent Honor shows that true stories about loving one’s country go beyond time. It not only touches people’s hearts but also helps develop good values. It lets people understand how important it is to love their country and care about national unity, while also admiring the courage of historical heroes. This further strengthens the true hope for the eventual reunification of the motherland. 1．What can we learn about Wu Shi and Zhu Feng from the passage? A．They are made-up people created by the drama team . B．They risked their lives to fight for the country’s freedom C．The drama shows them as perfect heroes with no mistakes D．Both of them were excellent Communist Party members in China 2．Why does the passage mention Wu Shi’s line “If I don’t return, then I don’t return”? A．To show Wu Shi was afraid of fighting for the country. B．To explain why Wu Shi became a main character in the drama. C．To show Wu Shi’s brave spirit when protecting his country. D．To tell readers Wu Shi never came back after his task. 3．Why do the heroes in Silent Honor feel more relatable for the audience? A．They are shown as perfect idols with no fears. B．They are common people who have families and worries. C．They only care about the country and forget their own lives. D．They are exactly the same as the heroes in other dramas. 4．What is the main topic of the passage? A．Why Silent Honor is popular with young people B．An introduction to the story of the historical drama Silent Honor C．How Silent Honor shows heroes in a different way from other dramas D．What the drama Silent Honor can teach people and how it influences others 【答案】1．B 2．C 3．B 4．D 【导语】本文是一篇说明文，主要介绍了历史剧《沉默的荣耀》。文章讲述了该剧以无名英雄的真实故事为蓝本，展现了他们为国家自由冒险传递情报的事迹，还阐述了该剧通过真实展现英雄、传递爱国精神等方面产生的积极意义，以及它如何影响观众、传递良好价值观等内容。 1．根据文章第一段中“These heroes put their lives in danger to send top intelligence, which built an important base for the country’s freedom.”可知，Wu Shi和Zhu Feng作为这些英雄，他们冒着生命危险为国家的自由而战 2．根据文章第一段最后一句“This line shows the brave spirit of a hero who fights for his country.”可知，提到Wu Shi的这句台词是为了展现他在保卫国家时的勇敢精神。 3．根据文章第二段内容“They are not shown as perfect idols, but as common people who have families and fears. However, they always put the country’s needs above everything else. This connects deeply with the audience, making historical heroes more relatable than distant figures in historical records.”可知，《沉默的荣耀》中的英雄让观众觉得更有亲和力是因为他们是有家庭和烦恼的普通人。 4．文章主要介绍了历史剧《沉默的荣耀》所传递的精神（爱国精神、珍惜当下等）以及它对观众的影响（触动人心、培养价值观等）。 These days, an American vlogger has become very popular in China. Through his videos recording daily life in China, he has gained millions of followers. This speed is even faster than a ride on a high-speed rail. At the same time, China also extended the foreigners’ visa-free stay to 144 hours, pushing this “China Travel” craze to a new height. Many vloggers came to China with the old impressions of China from 20 years ago. But as soon as they landed, they were shocked to see a completely different China: “Is this really the same place as I thought?” It is clear that these foreign vloggers bring more than just cameras. Through their lenses, China is full of surprises. for example, in Chongqing, “the craziest city in China”, you might see a sweaty vlogger staring at his phone, completely lost in the “3D maze (迷宫)”. What a magic city! In Beijing, some vloggers experience time-travel fun by dressing as ancient royals and taking photos. After these special experiences, it’s time for vloggers to taste real Chinese food! From hotpot and stinky tofu to roast duck and pickled Chinese cabbage fish, different kinds of flavors are enough to make their mouths water. What we have long been used to doing leaves them wide-eyed: paying with mobile phones, travelling by high-speed rail and so on. On screen, vloggers dance with excitement over new and strange Chinese experiences; off screen, foreign viewers totally enjoy watching the videos and they can’t wait to try. After watching these videos, foreign viewers couldn’t wait for it anymore! They grabbed their backpacks and began a “trip without planning”. Foreign vloggers’ China travel is actually a “two-way” journey. They set foot on this land with curiosity, and then they are deeply shocked by the great changes taking place in China. In return, China shows the world a completely new China. The craze will disappear one day but open exchanges have just begun. Every sincere communication makes our world smaller and warmer. 1．Why does the author mention an American vlogger in Paragraph 1? A．To discuss his personal success and fame in social media. B．To lead into the topic of foreigners discovering a new China. C．To explain the main reason for China’s new visa-free policy. D．To show how technology helps gain followers in a short time. 2．Which of the following is a “surprise” experienced by foreign vloggers in China? A．In Chongqing, they use mobile phones to find their way easily. B．Paying with mobile phones has recently become popular in China. C．In Beijing, they wear ancient clothes to join in time-travel activities. D．Different flavors of Chinese food make foreign vloggers want to hit them. 3．Which word can best describe foreign viewers’ feeling after watching the videos? A．Interested. B．Proud. C．Peaceful. D．Moved. 4．What can we learn from this passage? A．A vlogger got lost in Chongqing because he couldn’t use his phone. B．The American vlogger’s popularity is growing faster than the speed of a high-speed train C．China extended the visa-free stay to 240 days to push the craze to a new height. D．Foreign vloggers came to China with new impressions and were shocked to see China. 【答案】1．B 2．C 3．A 4．B 【导语】本文是一篇说明文，主要介绍了外国博主在中国的旅行vlog在中国及全球走红的现象，通过博主们的镜头展现了中国的全新面貌与发展变化，同时说明了这类内容推动了中外双向交流，让世界看到一个真实、现代化的中国。 1．根据第一段内容，作者以一位美国博主在中国走红的现象开篇，引出了后文关于外国博主来到中国、发现全新中国的核心话题，因此举这个例子是为了引入主题。 2．根据第三段“For example, in Chongqing... In Beijing, some vloggers experience time-travel fun by dressing as ancient royals and taking photos.”可知，在北京穿古装体验“穿越”是博主们在中国的惊喜体验之一。 3．根据第四段“off screen, foreign viewers totally enjoy watching the videos and they can't wait to try. After watching these videos, foreign viewers couldn’t wait for it anymore!”可知，外国观众看完视频后非常享受、迫不及待想要体验，说明他们的感受是“感兴趣的”。 4．根据第一段“This speed is even faster than a ride on a high-speed rail.”可知，这位美国博主的涨粉速度比高铁还快，该表述符合原文。 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 $