期中考复习之任务型阅读（回答）（江苏专用）-【题型易-考前特训】2025-2026学年八年级英语下册期中考 必考题型 仿真模拟（新教材译林版）

考前特训 期中考 任务型阅读 仿真模拟 考前特训（江苏专用） 学校:___________姓名：___________班级：___________考号：___________ 特 训 范 围 Unit 1 Past and present Unit 2 Amazing China Unit 3 The world at one click Unit 4 A good read Passage 1 阅读下面短文，根据短文内容回答问题，每题答案不超过6个单词。 Last month, our class held a special “book drifting” activity. All the students in our class took part in it, and we all had a wonderful time. The activity was held by our English teacher, Ms Li. She wanted to encourage us to read more books and share good books with our classmates. Before the activity, every student prepared a book they liked. We wrote a short introduction of the book on a card, and also wrote down our own feelings about it. We put the card inside the book, and brought it to the classroom. On the day of the activity, we put all the books on the desks in the classroom. The classroom became a small “book fair”. Each student could walk around and choose any book they liked. When you chose a book, you could take it home to read for two weeks. After you finished reading it, you needed to write down your own opinion on the card, and bring it back to “drift” to another classmate. I chose a book called Wonder for the activity. It’s a warm story about a boy with a facial problem. I read the book in one week, and I was deeply touched by the story. I wrote down my feelings on the card, and I hoped the next reader would love the book too. This activity was really meaningful. It not only helped us read more good books, but also made us closer to our classmates. We learned to share and care for others through this activity. 1. Who held the “book drifting” activity? 2. What did students write on the card? 3. How long could students keep the book? 4. Which book did the writer choose? 5. What did the writer think of the activity? 【答案】1. Ms Li./Our English teacher. 2. Book introduction and feelings. 3. For two weeks. 4. Wonder. 5. Meaningful. 【导语】本文主要介绍了班级开展的“图书漂流”活动，包括活动组织者、准备工作、活动流程、作者所选书籍及对活动的评价。 1. 原文第二段直接点明“The activity was held by our English teacher, Ms Li.”，为原文直接信息，提取核心人物即可。 2. 原文第二段提到“We wrote a short introduction of the book on a card, and also wrote down our own feelings about it.”，对两处内容进行概括整合。 3. 原文第三段明确给出“take it home to read for two weeks”，为原文直接时间信息，直接提取。 4. 原文第四段直接说明“I chose a book called Wonder for the activity.”，为原文直接信息，提取书名即可。 5. 原文最后一段首句直接点明“This activity was really meaningful.”，提取核心评价词即可。 Passage 2 In-Person Travel vs Online Travel: Which Do You Prefer? Today, people have two main ways to explore the world: in-person travel and online travel. Both allow you to discover new places, but they offer very different experiences. In-person travel means visiting places in real life. You can walk through historic streets, taste local food, and talk to local people. For example, if you visit the ancient town of Wuzhen, you can touch the stone bridges and feel the river breeze. This kind of travel usually requires time and money—you may need to book transport and accommodation. However, it provides real experiences and lasting memories. Online travel, on the other hand, is done through the internet. With virtual tours, you can “walk” through the Forbidden City or “visit” the Louvre Museum from your home. It is low-cost and convenient—no packing, no waiting in lines. But you cannot smell the flowers or taste the local dishes. Many students have different preferences. Zhang Wei, a 14-year-old, enjoys in-person travel. “Last summer, I went to Chengdu. I tried hotpot and saw pandas. It was much better than watching videos,” he said. His classmate Liu Mei prefers online travel. “After I finish my homework, I can easily ‘visit’ a museum in just a few minutes. It helps me learn about the world even when I’m busy,” she explained. Whether you choose in-person or online travel, the most important thing is to stay curious and enjoy the journey of discovery. 1. What does in-person travel mean according to the passage?   2. How can people take virtual tours?   3. Why does Liu Mei prefer online travel?   4. What is the most important thing no matter which kind of travel people choose?   5. What is one advantage of online travel mentioned in the passage?   【答案】1. It means visiting places in real life. 2. They can take virtual tours through the internet. 3. Because she can easily visit museums after finishing homework and learn about the world even when she is busy. 4. The most important thing is to stay curious and enjoy the journey of discovery. 5. It is low-cost and convenient/no packing, no waiting in lines/you can visit anytime after finishing homework. (Any reasonable answer is acceptable.) 【导语】本文主要介绍了实地旅行与线上旅行两种旅行方式，对比了它们的特点，并结合学生的不同偏好，阐明了保持好奇心、享受探索之旅的核心主旨。 1. 第二段第一句“In-person travel means visiting places in real life.”直接给出了in-person travel的定义，因此答案是原文直接信息。 2. 第三段“Online travel, on the other hand, is done through the internet.”明确提到了线上虚拟旅行的方式，因此答案是原文直接信息。 3. 第四段末尾“After I finish my homework, I can easily ‘visit’ a museum in just a few minutes. It helps me learn about the world even when I’m busy,”直接给出了刘梅偏好线上旅行的原因，答案是对原文信息的整合总结。 4. 文章最后一段“Whether you choose inperson or online travel, the most important thing is to stay curious and enjoy the journey of discovery.”直接给出了核心结论，因此答案是原文直接信息。 5. 第三段和第四段明确提到了线上旅行的多种优势，如“It is low-cost and convenient—no packing, no waiting in lines.”、“After I finish my homework, I can easily ‘visit’ a museum in just a few minutes.”等，答案可从原文直接提取，任意合理答案均可接受。 Passage 3 “Tea is not just a drink—it’s a way to connect with people and with nature.” This idea comes from Amina, a student from Morocco. She has been studying at Zhejiang University for two years and has developed a deep love for Chinese tea culture. During her stay in China, Amina often visits tea houses in Hangzhou. She says her interest in tea began with her curiosity about Chinese traditions. “I wanted to understand Chinese people better, and tea became the bridge,” she said. Morocco also has a strong tea culture. In Morocco, people usually drink green tea with mint and sugar. It is served with great hospitality (好客). In China, Amina has learned about different kinds of tea, such as Longjing tea and oolong tea. She enjoys watching tea ceremonies and learning the proper way to brew tea. “In China, drinking tea is often a quiet moment to relax. In Morocco, it is more social—we drink tea with family and friends while talking,” she said. “Both are beautiful in their own way.” For Amina, tea is a reflection of life. “Sometimes life is like a cup of tea—it may seem bitter at first, but if you wait, the sweetness will come.” 1. Who is Amina according to the passage?   2. Why does Amina like Chinese tea culture?   3. How long has Amina been in China?   4. How do people usually drink tea in Morocco?   5. What does Amina think tea reflects?   【答案】1. She is a student from Morocco studying at Zhejiang University. 2. Because she is curious about Chinese traditions and wants to understand Chinese people better. 3. For two years. 4. They usually drink green tea with mint and sugar, often with family and friends. 5. She thinks tea reflects life. 【导语】本文讲述摩洛哥学生Amina在浙江大学求学期间，爱上中国茶文化，并对比中摩茶文化，借茶感悟人生。 1. 第一段提到“This idea comes from Amina, a student from Morocco. She has been studying at Zhejiang University”， 说明Amina来自摩洛哥，是浙江大学的学生。 2. 第二段提到“She says her interest in tea began with her curiosity about Chinese traditions. ‘I wanted to understand Chinese people better...’she said.”，说明Amina喜欢中国茶文化源于对中国传统的好奇以及她想更好地了解中国人。 3. 根据第一段最后一句“She has been studying at Zhejiang University for two years”可知，Amina在中国已经待了两年，直接提取时间段。 4. 第三段提到“In Morocco, people usually drink green tea with mint and sugar.”，第四段提到“‘In Morocco...we drink tea with family and friends...’”，说明在摩洛哥，人们通常会饮用加了薄荷和糖的绿茶，而且会和家人和朋友一起喝。 5. 根据最后一段第一句“For Amina, tea is a reflection of life.”可知，Amina认为“茶是生活的写照”。 Passage 4 How long does it take you to get to school ? For many students who study at Hong Kong schools but live in Shenzhen, their travel time is now less than one hour thanks to the building of the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area (GBA, 粤港澳大湾区). Zeng Mingyu is an 8-year-old student at SKH Wing Chun Primary School in Hong Kong. Every morning at 6:40, Zeng and his mother leave home and arrive at Liantang Port in Shenzhen by 6:50 on their electric bicycle. Using a special smaller counter for kids, Zeng usually spends about 20 minutes walking through the port.The school bus picks up cross-boundary (跨境) students at 7:20 and usually gets them to school before 7:40. Thirteen-year-old student Mi Yu at Delia Memorial School (Hip Wo) has an even shorter boundary crossing time thanks to the E-Channel service on the Hong Kong side. Mi scans her non-permanent resident Hong Kong identity card at Luohu Port and the gate opens right after checking.This faster process allows her to pass through the port in just a few minutes during fast-moving situations. Liantang Port opens at 7:00 in the morning and Luohu Port opens at 6:30 for the public. But they both open a bit earlier for cross-boundary students to make sure they are the first to come in.They don’t have to get their backpacks checked either. As well as getting to school by walking through the boundary, a “one-hour living circle” in GBA has now been realized. With the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge and the high-speed rail, people can do things in Guangdong, Hong Kong, and Macao on the same day. “Whether it’s the easy payment tools, the transportation, or the helpful policies (政策) of both governments, we feel that living across boundaries is not difficult at all,” said Zeng’s mother. 1. Which city does Zeng Mingyu live in? 2. How far is Liantang Port from Zeng Mingyu’s home? 3. What makes Mi Yu’s boundary crossing time shorter? 4. What is the benefit (益处) of the “one-hour living circle”? 5. What does Zeng’s mother think of living across boundaries nowadays? 【答案】1. Shenzhen. 2. About 10 minutes’ ride. 3. The E-Channel service on the Hong Kong side. 4. People can do things in GBA on the same day. 5. It is not difficult at all./It is easy/convenient. 【导语】本文主要介绍了粤港澳大湾区建设下，居住在深圳的香港跨境学生通勤时间大幅缩短的情况，以及“一小时生活圈”带来的便利。 1. 文章第一段提到“many students who study at Hong Kong schools but live in Shenzhen”，第二段也说明Zeng Mingyu和妈妈从深圳的家出发前往莲塘口岸。应填Shenzhen. 2. 文章第二段提到Zeng Mingyu和妈妈每天早上6:40离家，6:50骑电动自行车到达莲塘口岸，这段路程用时约10分钟。应填About 10 minutes’ ride. 3. 文章第三段提到“Thirteen-year-old student Mi Yu at Delia Memorial School (Hip Wo) has an even shorter boundary crossing time thanks to the E-Channel service on the Hong Kong side”，香港一侧的E-Channel服务让Mi Yu的跨境时间更短。应填The E-Channel service on the Hong Kong side. 4. 文章第五段提到“With the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge and the high-speed rail, people can do things in Guangdong, Hong Kong, and Macao on the same day”，“一小时生活圈”的益处是人们可以在同一天内在粤港澳大湾区内办事。应填People can do things in GBA on the same day. 5. 文章最后一段引用Zeng妈妈的话“we feel that living across boundaries is not difficult at all”，她认为如今跨境生活一点也不难，也可以理解为很方便。应填It is not difficult at all./It is easy/convenient. Passage 5 Teamwork is really important for any class or team to achieve its goals and purposes. Let me give you some reasons why teamwork is so advantageous. As individuals (个体), we each have different talents, strengths, weaknesses and experiences. A team is like a tapestry that weaves (编织) what each of us owns, coming up with a final product with different colours or patterns, but fantastic. As team members exchange thoughts and experiences, there can be more efficiency (效率) at problem-solving. This sharing of talents can also lead to greater creation and success. Take Leicester City (莱斯特城足球俱乐部) for example, it won the Premier League in 2016 to the surprise of many soccer fans. Leicester City was often considered the loser. But it showed perfect teamwork that led to its final victory in soccer history. Next, teamwork helps to increase efficiency and productivity as members share the workload. When work is divided, each of us in a team shows our own advantages in specific tasks. Teamwork reduces stress and makes it possible to complete tasks on time. So we can expect greater job satisfaction. And finally, working in a team may help increase learning chances for the members involved. Team members learn from more experienced members who can offer deeper views. And newer members may also provide the latest ideas. Besides encouraging the sharing of knowledge and experiences, teamwork also develops skills like communication and interpersonal skills. We learn to respect differences in working styles and opinions, and develop trust when working with others. In spite of (尽管) some advantages in teamwork, some more talented people still think working alone means being the star of a project, and there’s no need to share the success or pride with others, even though with a little more time. But the loss of working together may also prevent the team from reaching its fullest potential. 1. How many advantages does the writer talk about in the passage? 2. What helped Leicester City achieve its final victory in 2016? 3. Why can teamwork make it possible to complete tasks on time? 4. What can experienced members learn from newer members? 5. Would you like to work with others in the future? Why? 【答案】1. Three/3. 2. Its perfect teamwork. 3. Because work is divided and teamwork reduces stress. 4. The latest ideas. 5. Yes. Because teamwork can increase efficiency and productivity./No. Because I prefer to be the star of a project. 【导语】本文主要论述了团队合作的重要性，从发挥个人优势、提高效率以及增加学习机会三个方面阐述了团队合作的优势，并提到了少数人倾向于单干的观点。 1. 文章第二、三、四段分别阐述了团队合作的优势。第二段讲“sharing of talents”，第三段讲“increase efficiency and productivity”，第四段讲“increase learning chances”。因此共有三个优势。 2. 第二段最后一句明确指出了莱斯特城获胜的原因：“But it showed perfect teamwork that led to its final victory...”，答案是原文直接信息。 3. 第三段完整解释了团队合作能按时完成任务的原因：首先是因为“work is divided”，每个人负责自己擅长的任务；其次是“Teamwork reduces stress”。这两个因素共同使得按时完成任务成为可能。 4. 第四段明确指出了新成员能带来的东西：“And newer members may also provide the latest ideas.”，答案是原文直接信息。 5. 本题是开放性试题，需表达自己未来是否愿意与他人合作，并给出理由。理由可结合文中提到的团队优势或个人经历进行阐述。 Passage 6 If you lose 12 times in a row (连续地), will you just give up? Dale Carnegie, a pioneer in public speaking and self-development, kept trying. And he showed people how to be successful. Carnegie was born into a poor family in the United States. The boy didn’t see a train until he was 12 years old. In his teens, he had to get up at 3 a.m. every day to milk cows for his family. When Carnegie first entered college, he felt upset because of his worn-out clothes and common looks. His mother encouraged him, “Why not try to be better in other things instead of just dress and good looks?” Carnegie tried to be more active in college. He joined the debate (辩论) team. But one after another, he lost 12 competitions. The young man was very disappointed with himself. But soon Carnegie was seen practicing public speaking on the riverside. His hard work paid off at last. In 1906, Carnegie won a famous speech contest and became famous. “Believe that you will succeed, and you will,” he said. In order to share his success, Carnegie opened schools and wrote books. His best-sellers include How to Win Friends and Influence People, How to Stop Worrying and Start Living. More than 50 million copies of his books have been translated into 38 languages. They are still helping people on the road to success. 1. Why did Carnegie have to get up very early every morning in his teens? 2. What did his mother do when Carnegie felt upset at college? 3. What made Carnegie be well-known? 4. How many books of Carnegie are mentioned in the article? 5. What should we do after failing many times from Carnegie’s story? 【答案】1. To milk cows for his family. 2. His mother encouraged him. 3. Carnegie won a famous speech contest. 4. Two. 5. Keep trying./Never give up. 【导语】本文讲述戴尔・卡耐基出身贫寒，求学受挫、接连失败却从不放弃，坚持练习演讲终获成功，后来办学写书激励无数人走向成功。 1. 第二段指出：“In his teens, he had to get up at 3 a.m. every day to milk cows for his family.”，说明少年时期他早起是为家里挤牛奶。 2. 第三段指出：“His mother encouraged him, ‘Why not try to be better in other things instead of just dress and good looks?’”，说明他难过时妈妈鼓励他在其他方面努力变好。 3. 第四段指出：“In 1906, Carnegie won a famous speech contest and became famous.”，说明一场著名演讲比赛夺冠让他成名。 4. 第五段指出：“His best-sellers include How to Win Friends and Influence People, How to Stop Worrying and Start Living.”，文中一共提到两本书。 5. 全文讲述卡耐基多次失败仍坚持尝试、相信自己终获成功，告诉我们失败后不要放弃、坚持努力。 Passage 7 Over the past ten years, great changes have taken place in the countryside of China. Bacha Village in Heilongjiang Province is one of them. People there have become rich with the development of the tourism industry. You Mingfen, a 60-year-old woman in Bacha Village, opened a hotel in her own two-floor house. Her family also has a fishing boat. Her husband can use it to get the fresh fish, which will be offered to the guests from all over China. The fish skin and bones can also be made into handmade gifts. They are very popular with the tourists. “The busiest tourism season in Bacha lasts from May to October, which can bring us more than 50,000 yuan a year,” she said. “In winter, we can stay in a warm room and enjoy the free time. It was impossible before. At that time, we almost depended on fishing for a living.” Since 2016, the tourism industry in Bacha Village has developed rapidly. The village has received more than 60,000 tourists, and the income (收入) for each person in the village has risen to 25, 600 yuan. Now, the roads are wider, the houses are brighter and the living conditions are more comfortable. Thanks to the good policies (政策) of the government, villagers in Bacha get more ways to make money. Many young people who work far away come back and work in their own hometown. They can not only care for their families but also develop their hometown. People in Bacha have a feeling of happiness and satisfaction from the bottom of their hearts. 1. How old is You Mingfen? 2. What can the fish skin and bones be made into? 3. When is the busiest tourism season? 4. How did most people in Bacha Village make a living before? 5. What do you think of the villagers in Bacha? 【答案】1. 60 years old. 2. Handmade gifts. 3. From May to October. 4. By fishing. 5. I think they are lucky. 【导语】本文主要讲述了中国乡村在过去十年发生的巨大变化，以黑龙江省八岔村为例，介绍了当地村民借助旅游业发展致富，生活条件改善，年轻人返乡发展，村民们幸福感满满的情况。 1. 文中明确提到“You Mingfen, a 60 - year - old woman in Bacha Village”，所以答案是原文直接信息。 2. 文中提到“The fish skin and bones can also be made into handmade gifts”，这是原文中的具体表述，直接提取即可。 3. 文中指出“The busiest tourism season in Bacha lasts from May to October”，直接从原文获取答案。 4. 文中提到“At that time, we almost depended on fishing for a living”，说明以前八岔村大多数人靠捕鱼为生，答案从原文直接得出。 5. 开放题，答案不唯一。从文中可知八岔村村民在政府的好政策下，借助旅游业发展，生活条件改善，年轻人能返乡照顾家人，也能发展家乡，所以他们是幸运的。 Passage 8 Reading a good book is a wonderful journey because the reader can live in someone else’s world for a while. Reading together with a partner is called buddy reading. It will make this journey even greater. During the journey, the buddies spend a lot of time reading together. This not only adds to the joy of reading, but also deepens their understanding of the books.   Although it is all right to have students join in buddy reading with the same-aged schoolmates, schools usually pair up buddies by having older students read together with younger ones. Each pair should read together for two years. In Green School, the reading activity has been a great success. Up to now, the reading activity has lasted for five years in this school.   Both younger and older readers in this school learned a lot from this activity. For example, when they listened to each other, they learned to be kind and careful. This activity also provided them with a chance to practise skills such as getting on well with others.   The school also benefited from the reading activity—the students became closer than before. The reading buddies got closer as they often met each other. The students were always excited when they saw their buddies pass by in the school hallway.   Now the spring vacation is coming. It’s a great time to get into books. Since buddy reading is useful and helpful, why not pair up with a friend, choose a book you both like and read it together? 1. What is buddy reading?   2. How do schools usually pair up buddies?   3. How long has the reading activity in Green School lasted? 4. What benefit did the school get from the reading activity?   5. Would you like to try buddy reading? Why or why not?   【答案】1. Buddy reading is reading together with a partner./Reading together with a partner. 2. By having older students read together with younger ones./Older students read together with younger ones. 3. For five years./It has lasted for five years. 4. The students became closer than before./The students became closer. 5. Yes, because it adds joy to reading and deepens understanding./No, because I prefer reading alone quietly. (开放性试题，答案不唯一) 【导语】本文介绍了伙伴共读的定义、学校常见的配对方式、益处以及一个成功案例，并鼓励读者在假期尝试这种阅读方式。 1. 第一段第二句直接定义了伙伴共读：“Reading together with a partner is called buddy reading.” 属于原文直接信息题，直接提取作答。 2. 第二段第一句明确说明学校通常如何配对：“schools usually pair up buddies by having older students read together with younger ones.”  属于原文直接信息题，直接提取作答。 3. 第二段最后一句明确说明绿色学校的阅读活动已持续多长时间：“Up to now, the reading activity has lasted for five years in this school.”  属于原文直接信息题，直接提取作答。 4. 第四段第一句直接说明学校从活动中获得的益处：“The school also benefited from the reading activity — the students became closer than before.”属于原文直接信息题，直接提取作答。 5. 本题是开放性试题，答案不唯一，需结合自身态度和理由作答。肯定回答可参考文章中对伙伴共读优点的描述（增加乐趣、加深理解、学会友善和细心、练习社交技能等），否定回答需给出合理理由。契合文章鼓励尝试伙伴共读的主题即可。 Passage 9 阅读下面短文，然后根据短文内容回答问题。 (每题答案不超过10词。) The days passed and the river went down. “I think I’ll go to the town and get some news.” I told Jim one morning. “Be careful, Huck.” Jim said ,“The people in St. Petersburg know you and they think that you’re dead. Why don’t you put on the dress and pretend (假装) to be a girl?” So I did as Jim said. I took the canoe to the town. Very soon, I met a woman and she told me that someone would catch a runaway. This wasn’t good news for Jim. I hurried back to the cave to tell him. We set off down the river for the town of Cairo. In order to protect Jim, we preferred to travel at night rather than travel in the day. What’s more, we covered the raft with leaves and branches during the day. We never got to Cairo. So we continued drifting down the river because the raft couldn’t sail back up the river against the current. We had a few adventures on the way, but nobody caught us. Our life on the raft was very pleasant and I was enjoying myself. During the day we made a camp under the trees and slept. As soon as it got dark, we set off again. After dinner, we swam in the moonlight or lay on our backs, looking at the stars. Then one morning something happened and our lives changed. I was paddling up a side river to look for berries for breakfast when two men suddenly ran out of the woods. “Help! Some men want to kill us!” they shouted. I felt sorry for them. I told them to get onto the raft and we paddled back to the camp. They were both wearing dirty old clothes, but they called themselves a Duke and the King. I didn’t believe them. I knew immediately that they were frauds (骗子), but I didn’t say anything. 1. How did Huck go to the town? 2. Why did Huck and Jim travel at night? 3. How did they like their life on the raft drifting down the river? 4. How did Huck know that the two men were frauds? 5. What do you think of Huck in the passage? 【答案】1. By canoe. 2. In order to protect Jim. 3. It was pleasant. 4. They were wearing dirty old clothes. 5. He is kind/wise/clever/careful.(言之有理即可) 【导语】本文讲述了Huck和Jim为躲避追捕沿河漂流的经历，途中他们遇到了自称公爵和国王的骗子。 1. 文中第五段提到“I took the canoe to the town”，可直接提取信息。 2. 文中第七段指出“In order to protect Jim, we preferred to travel at night rather than travel in the day”，可直接提取信息。 3. 文中第八段提到“Our life on the raft was very pleasant”，可直接提取信息。 4. 文中最后一段提到“They were both wearing dirty old clothes, but they called themselves a Duke and the King”，可直接提取信息。 5. 从Huck帮助他人、识破骗子等行为可判断，他善良且聪慧（言之有理即可）。 Passage 10 In the early days of history, being a good neighbor was very important. Neighbors helped one another build houses, and clear fields. Families depended on one another for friendship and entertainment. But today in our cities and suburbs, friendly relationship between neighbors is not common. A family may not even know the other families that live next door to them. We live in an age of machines, and each family may have its own car, TV set, and washing machine. People no longer depend on neighbors as much as they once did. Machines keep people apart in other ways. In our grandparents’ time, women met while they hung out the washing, and men stopped and talked while they mowed the lawns. Today, they cannot hear anything above the noise of their power lawn mowers. And women stay inside with their electrical dryers, which help dry their clothes. Children are inside watching their favorite TV shows. Is the idea of being a good neighbor old-fashioned? In 1965, a power cut hit New York City, and many thousands of people were left helpless. Suddenly, everyone shared the same problem, and the largest city became a group of eight million neighbors. People with cars offered rides to those walking. Other people helped direct traffic. In elevators, people played word games and helped cheer each other up. In times of trouble, people still depend on one another. As time goes on, people may once again feel that being a good neighbor is important. 1. What did neighbours do to help each other in the early days of history? 2. Why do people no longer depend on neighbors as much as they once did? 3. What do women use their electrical dryers to do? 4. How did New Yorkers feel during the power cut in 1965? 5. What do you think of being a good neighbor? Why? 【答案】1. They helped one another build houses and clear fields. 2. Because they live in an age of machines. 3. They use them to dry their clothes. 4. They felt helpless. 5. I think it is important. Because neighbors can help each other times of trouble. 【导语】本文通过对比过去与现在邻里关系的变化，指出现代机器虽让人们生活更便利，却疏远了邻里关系；而1965年纽约停电事件证明，困境中人们仍会相互依靠，进而说明友好的邻里关系依然重要。 1. 根据第一段中“Neighbors helped one another build houses, and clear fields.”可直接从原文提取信息。 2. 根据第二段中“We live in an age of machines… People no longer depend on neighbors as much as they once did.”可直接从原文提取信息。 3. 根据第二段中“women stay inside with their electrical dryers, which help dry their clothes.”可直接从原文提取信息。 4. 根据第三段中“many thousands of people were left helpless.”可直接从原文提取信息。 5. 根据最后一段中“being a good neighbor is important”及第三段危难时互相帮助的内容，整合得出答案。 Passage 11 In-person travel vs online travel: Which do you prefer? In today’s world, people have two popular ways to explore the world: in-person travel and online travel. Both let you discover new places, but they are quite different. In-person travel means visiting places in person. You can walk on historic streets, smell local snacks, and talk to local people. For example, if you go to Suzhou’s gardens, you can touch the stone bridges and feel the cool wind from the lakes. It usually takes time and money; you might need to book trains or hotels. But it gives you real feelings and memories you can keep forever. Online travel, however, is done through the internet. You can use apps or websites to take virtual (虚拟) tours. With just a click, you can “walk” around the Forbidden City in Beijing or “visit” the Eiffel Tower in Paris at home. It’s cheap and easy—you don’t need to pack bags or wait in lines. But you can’t feel the sun on your face or taste the delicious food there. Many students like both ways. Zhang Wei, an eighth-grader, loves in-person travel. “Last year, I went to Yangzhou. I tried Yangzhou fried rice and talked to an old craftsman. It’s nothing like looking at pictures online,” he said. But his classmate Liu Mei enjoys online travel more. “I can easily ‘visit’ many museums right after finishing homework. It helps me learn about the world when I’m busy,” she explained. Whether you choose in-person travel or online travel, the most important thing is to open your eyes and enjoy the journey of discovery. 根据语篇内容，按要求回答问题。 1. What does in-person travel mean according to the passage? 2. How can people take virtual tours? 3. Why does Liu Mei like online travel? 4. What is the most important thing about the two ways of travelling? 5. Do you like in-person travel? Why or why not? 【答案】1. It means visiting places in person. 2. By using apps or websites. 3. Because she can easily “visit” museums right after finishing homework and it helps her learn about the world when she’s busy. 4. It is to open our eyes and enjoy the journey of discovery. 5. Yes, I do. Because it gives me real feelings and memories I can keep forever. 【导语】本文通过对比“实地旅游”与“在线旅游”的特点及优缺点，说明了两种探索世界的方式各具魅力，并指出旅行的真谛在于开阔眼界、享受发现之旅。 1. 第二段第一句明确指出：“In-person travel means visiting places in person.”，该句直接给出了实地旅游的含义。 2. 第三段第二句提到：“You can use apps or websites to take virtual (虚拟) tours.”，这说明了人们可以通过应用程序或网站进行虚拟旅游。 3. 第四段最后两句指出：“I can easily ‘visit’ many museums right after finishing homework. It helps me learn about the world when I’m busy”，详细阐述了这种方式对刘美而言非常便捷且高效的原因。 4. 文章最后一段总结道：“…the most important thing is to open your eyes and enjoy the journey of discovery.”，直接点明了无论选择哪种方式，旅行最核心的价值所在。 5. 参考文中第二段关于实地旅游优点的描述：“It gives you real feelings and memories you can keep forever.”，以此作为支持自己观点的理由，说明实地旅游带来的体验更深刻。答案不唯一。 Passage 12 Karlsson, a Swedish teacher at Beijing Union University (BUU), has lived in China for over 15 years. The seeds of his China journey were sown when he joined in a programme for East Asian studies at Lund University in Sweden in 1997. Back then, cellphones and the Internet hadn’t yet come into wide use. Learning Chinese meant using textbooks, heavy dictionaries and audio tapes. He would read the dictionary carefully for hours to understand a one-page Chinese article. “In those days, it was a real challenge,” he said. In 2006, with a high score in the official Chinese language test, he won a scholarship for a five-week summer programme at Beijing Language and Culture University. After finishing the study programme, Karlsson was offered a Beijing-based job as a market researcher. In 2008, the year Beijing succeeded in hosting the Summer Olympic Games, he got married. In the next year, he started to teach business at BUU. Life in Beijing has been a wonderful adventure, especially as a witness to the great achievements China has made. It has offered him many chances for personal growth. Today, thanks to high-speed broadband and 5G, he can connect with students at BUU’s partner universities in Russia, Montenegro or Mexico while riding on the Beijing subway. “When you open your eyes to these great projects, it is impossible not to want to be part of them or at least support them somehow,” he said. Although he was busy on teaching days, Karlsson applied for a full-time scholarship at the University of International Business and Economics in Beijing. In 2022, at 44 years old, he got his Ph. D．in economics. “I am quite interested in blockchain technology, and I know that China is quickly becoming the leader in blockchain applications outside the cryptocurrency space. So, I always write my articles in this area,” he said. “There is always time to follow your dreams unless you decide to give up,” he said. “Taking on seemingly impossible challenges and also helping those around you are what make life worth living.” 1. Who is Karlsson in this passage? 2. How did Karlsson learn Chinese in Sweden? 3. When did Karlsson start to teach business at BUU? 4. What has offered Karlsson many chances for personal growth? 5. What can you learn from Karlsson’s experiences? 【答案】1. A Swedish teacher at Beijing Union University. 2. By using textbooks, heavy dictionaries and audio tapes. 3. In 2009. 4. Life in Beijing. 5. 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。参考答案：We should never give up our dreams. 【导语】本文讲述了瑞典教师Karlsson在中国学习汉语、工作、生活并不断深造的经历，展现了他坚持梦想、终身学习的精神，以及中国的发展给他带来的成长机遇。 1. 第一段明确指出Karlsson的身份“a Swedish teacher at Beijing Union University (BUU)”，原文直接给出身份，直接提取。 2. 第一段提到“Learning Chinese meant using textbooks, heavy dictionaries and audio tapes.”，原文直接写出他在瑞典学习汉语的方式，直接提取并转述。 3. 第四段提到“In 2008… he got married. In the next year, he started to teach business at BUU.”，2008年的第二年是2009年，据此计算并提取答案。 4. 第五段提到“Life in Beijing has been a wonderful adventure… It has offered him many chances for personal growth.”，原文直接给出提供成长机会的主体，直接提取。 5. 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。参考答案：We should never give up our dreams. 18 / 18乐思英语 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $考前特训 期中考 任务型阅读 仿真模拟 考前特训（江苏专用） 学校:___________姓名：___________班级：___________考号：___________ 特 训 范 围 Unit 1 Past and present Unit 2 Amazing China Unit 3 The world at one click Unit 4 A good read Passage 1 阅读下面短文，根据短文内容回答问题，每题答案不超过6个单词。 Last month, our class held a special “book drifting” activity. All the students in our class took part in it, and we all had a wonderful time. The activity was held by our English teacher, Ms Li. She wanted to encourage us to read more books and share good books with our classmates. Before the activity, every student prepared a book they liked. We wrote a short introduction of the book on a card, and also wrote down our own feelings about it. We put the card inside the book, and brought it to the classroom. On the day of the activity, we put all the books on the desks in the classroom. The classroom became a small “book fair”. Each student could walk around and choose any book they liked. When you chose a book, you could take it home to read for two weeks. After you finished reading it, you needed to write down your own opinion on the card, and bring it back to “drift” to another classmate. I chose a book called Wonder for the activity. It’s a warm story about a boy with a facial problem. I read the book in one week, and I was deeply touched by the story. I wrote down my feelings on the card, and I hoped the next reader would love the book too. This activity was really meaningful. It not only helped us read more good books, but also made us closer to our classmates. We learned to share and care for others through this activity. 1. Who held the “book drifting” activity? 2. What did students write on the card? 3. How long could students keep the book? 4. Which book did the writer choose? 5. What did the writer think of the activity? Passage 2 In-Person Travel vs Online Travel: Which Do You Prefer? Today, people have two main ways to explore the world: in-person travel and online travel. Both allow you to discover new places, but they offer very different experiences. In-person travel means visiting places in real life. You can walk through historic streets, taste local food, and talk to local people. For example, if you visit the ancient town of Wuzhen, you can touch the stone bridges and feel the river breeze. This kind of travel usually requires time and money—you may need to book transport and accommodation. However, it provides real experiences and lasting memories. Online travel, on the other hand, is done through the internet. With virtual tours, you can “walk” through the Forbidden City or “visit” the Louvre Museum from your home. It is low-cost and convenient—no packing, no waiting in lines. But you cannot smell the flowers or taste the local dishes. Many students have different preferences. Zhang Wei, a 14-year-old, enjoys in-person travel. “Last summer, I went to Chengdu. I tried hotpot and saw pandas. It was much better than watching videos,” he said. His classmate Liu Mei prefers online travel. “After I finish my homework, I can easily ‘visit’ a museum in just a few minutes. It helps me learn about the world even when I’m busy,” she explained. Whether you choose in-person or online travel, the most important thing is to stay curious and enjoy the journey of discovery. 1. What does in-person travel mean according to the passage?   2. How can people take virtual tours?   3. Why does Liu Mei prefer online travel?   4. What is the most important thing no matter which kind of travel people choose?   5. What is one advantage of online travel mentioned in the passage?   Passage 3 “Tea is not just a drink—it’s a way to connect with people and with nature.” This idea comes from Amina, a student from Morocco. She has been studying at Zhejiang University for two years and has developed a deep love for Chinese tea culture. During her stay in China, Amina often visits tea houses in Hangzhou. She says her interest in tea began with her curiosity about Chinese traditions. “I wanted to understand Chinese people better, and tea became the bridge,” she said. Morocco also has a strong tea culture. In Morocco, people usually drink green tea with mint and sugar. It is served with great hospitality (好客). In China, Amina has learned about different kinds of tea, such as Longjing tea and oolong tea. She enjoys watching tea ceremonies and learning the proper way to brew tea. “In China, drinking tea is often a quiet moment to relax. In Morocco, it is more social—we drink tea with family and friends while talking,” she said. “Both are beautiful in their own way.” For Amina, tea is a reflection of life. “Sometimes life is like a cup of tea—it may seem bitter at first, but if you wait, the sweetness will come.” 1. Who is Amina according to the passage?   2. Why does Amina like Chinese tea culture?   3. How long has Amina been in China?   4. How do people usually drink tea in Morocco?   5. What does Amina think tea reflects?   Passage 4 How long does it take you to get to school ? For many students who study at Hong Kong schools but live in Shenzhen, their travel time is now less than one hour thanks to the building of the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area (GBA, 粤港澳大湾区). Zeng Mingyu is an 8-year-old student at SKH Wing Chun Primary School in Hong Kong. Every morning at 6:40, Zeng and his mother leave home and arrive at Liantang Port in Shenzhen by 6:50 on their electric bicycle. Using a special smaller counter for kids, Zeng usually spends about 20 minutes walking through the port.The school bus picks up cross-boundary (跨境) students at 7:20 and usually gets them to school before 7:40. Thirteen-year-old student Mi Yu at Delia Memorial School (Hip Wo) has an even shorter boundary crossing time thanks to the E-Channel service on the Hong Kong side. Mi scans her non-permanent resident Hong Kong identity card at Luohu Port and the gate opens right after checking.This faster process allows her to pass through the port in just a few minutes during fast-moving situations. Liantang Port opens at 7:00 in the morning and Luohu Port opens at 6:30 for the public. But they both open a bit earlier for cross-boundary students to make sure they are the first to come in.They don’t have to get their backpacks checked either. As well as getting to school by walking through the boundary, a “one-hour living circle” in GBA has now been realized. With the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge and the high-speed rail, people can do things in Guangdong, Hong Kong, and Macao on the same day. “Whether it’s the easy payment tools, the transportation, or the helpful policies (政策) of both governments, we feel that living across boundaries is not difficult at all,” said Zeng’s mother. 1. Which city does Zeng Mingyu live in? 2. How far is Liantang Port from Zeng Mingyu’s home? 3. What makes Mi Yu’s boundary crossing time shorter? 4. What is the benefit (益处) of the “one-hour living circle”? 5. What does Zeng’s mother think of living across boundaries nowadays? Passage 5 Teamwork is really important for any class or team to achieve its goals and purposes. Let me give you some reasons why teamwork is so advantageous. As individuals (个体), we each have different talents, strengths, weaknesses and experiences. A team is like a tapestry that weaves (编织) what each of us owns, coming up with a final product with different colours or patterns, but fantastic. As team members exchange thoughts and experiences, there can be more efficiency (效率) at problem-solving. This sharing of talents can also lead to greater creation and success. Take Leicester City (莱斯特城足球俱乐部) for example, it won the Premier League in 2016 to the surprise of many soccer fans. Leicester City was often considered the loser. But it showed perfect teamwork that led to its final victory in soccer history. Next, teamwork helps to increase efficiency and productivity as members share the workload. When work is divided, each of us in a team shows our own advantages in specific tasks. Teamwork reduces stress and makes it possible to complete tasks on time. So we can expect greater job satisfaction. And finally, working in a team may help increase learning chances for the members involved. Team members learn from more experienced members who can offer deeper views. And newer members may also provide the latest ideas. Besides encouraging the sharing of knowledge and experiences, teamwork also develops skills like communication and interpersonal skills. We learn to respect differences in working styles and opinions, and develop trust when working with others. In spite of (尽管) some advantages in teamwork, some more talented people still think working alone means being the star of a project, and there’s no need to share the success or pride with others, even though with a little more time. But the loss of working together may also prevent the team from reaching its fullest potential. 1. How many advantages does the writer talk about in the passage? 2. What helped Leicester City achieve its final victory in 2016? 3. Why can teamwork make it possible to complete tasks on time? 4. What can experienced members learn from newer members? 5. Would you like to work with others in the future? Why? Passage 6 If you lose 12 times in a row (连续地), will you just give up? Dale Carnegie, a pioneer in public speaking and self-development, kept trying. And he showed people how to be successful. Carnegie was born into a poor family in the United States. The boy didn’t see a train until he was 12 years old. In his teens, he had to get up at 3 a.m. every day to milk cows for his family. When Carnegie first entered college, he felt upset because of his worn-out clothes and common looks. His mother encouraged him, “Why not try to be better in other things instead of just dress and good looks?” Carnegie tried to be more active in college. He joined the debate (辩论) team. But one after another, he lost 12 competitions. The young man was very disappointed with himself. But soon Carnegie was seen practicing public speaking on the riverside. His hard work paid off at last. In 1906, Carnegie won a famous speech contest and became famous. “Believe that you will succeed, and you will,” he said. In order to share his success, Carnegie opened schools and wrote books. His best-sellers include How to Win Friends and Influence People, How to Stop Worrying and Start Living. More than 50 million copies of his books have been translated into 38 languages. They are still helping people on the road to success. 1. Why did Carnegie have to get up very early every morning in his teens? 2. What did his mother do when Carnegie felt upset at college? 3. What made Carnegie be well-known? 4. How many books of Carnegie are mentioned in the article? 5. What should we do after failing many times from Carnegie’s story? Passage 7 Over the past ten years, great changes have taken place in the countryside of China. Bacha Village in Heilongjiang Province is one of them. People there have become rich with the development of the tourism industry. You Mingfen, a 60-year-old woman in Bacha Village, opened a hotel in her own two-floor house. Her family also has a fishing boat. Her husband can use it to get the fresh fish, which will be offered to the guests from all over China. The fish skin and bones can also be made into handmade gifts. They are very popular with the tourists. “The busiest tourism season in Bacha lasts from May to October, which can bring us more than 50,000 yuan a year,” she said. “In winter, we can stay in a warm room and enjoy the free time. It was impossible before. At that time, we almost depended on fishing for a living.” Since 2016, the tourism industry in Bacha Village has developed rapidly. The village has received more than 60,000 tourists, and the income (收入) for each person in the village has risen to 25, 600 yuan. Now, the roads are wider, the houses are brighter and the living conditions are more comfortable. Thanks to the good policies (政策) of the government, villagers in Bacha get more ways to make money. Many young people who work far away come back and work in their own hometown. They can not only care for their families but also develop their hometown. People in Bacha have a feeling of happiness and satisfaction from the bottom of their hearts. 1. How old is You Mingfen? 2. What can the fish skin and bones be made into? 3. When is the busiest tourism season? 4. How did most people in Bacha Village make a living before? 5. What do you think of the villagers in Bacha? Passage 8 Reading a good book is a wonderful journey because the reader can live in someone else’s world for a while. Reading together with a partner is called buddy reading. It will make this journey even greater. During the journey, the buddies spend a lot of time reading together. This not only adds to the joy of reading, but also deepens their understanding of the books.   Although it is all right to have students join in buddy reading with the same-aged schoolmates, schools usually pair up buddies by having older students read together with younger ones. Each pair should read together for two years. In Green School, the reading activity has been a great success. Up to now, the reading activity has lasted for five years in this school.   Both younger and older readers in this school learned a lot from this activity. For example, when they listened to each other, they learned to be kind and careful. This activity also provided them with a chance to practise skills such as getting on well with others.   The school also benefited from the reading activity—the students became closer than before. The reading buddies got closer as they often met each other. The students were always excited when they saw their buddies pass by in the school hallway.   Now the spring vacation is coming. It’s a great time to get into books. Since buddy reading is useful and helpful, why not pair up with a friend, choose a book you both like and read it together? 1. What is buddy reading?   2. How do schools usually pair up buddies?   3. How long has the reading activity in Green School lasted? 4. What benefit did the school get from the reading activity?   5. Would you like to try buddy reading? Why or why not?   Passage 9 阅读下面短文，然后根据短文内容回答问题。 (每题答案不超过10词。) The days passed and the river went down. “I think I’ll go to the town and get some news.” I told Jim one morning. “Be careful, Huck.” Jim said ,“The people in St. Petersburg know you and they think that you’re dead. Why don’t you put on the dress and pretend (假装) to be a girl?” So I did as Jim said. I took the canoe to the town. Very soon, I met a woman and she told me that someone would catch a runaway. This wasn’t good news for Jim. I hurried back to the cave to tell him. We set off down the river for the town of Cairo. In order to protect Jim, we preferred to travel at night rather than travel in the day. What’s more, we covered the raft with leaves and branches during the day. We never got to Cairo. So we continued drifting down the river because the raft couldn’t sail back up the river against the current. We had a few adventures on the way, but nobody caught us. Our life on the raft was very pleasant and I was enjoying myself. During the day we made a camp under the trees and slept. As soon as it got dark, we set off again. After dinner, we swam in the moonlight or lay on our backs, looking at the stars. Then one morning something happened and our lives changed. I was paddling up a side river to look for berries for breakfast when two men suddenly ran out of the woods. “Help! Some men want to kill us!” they shouted. I felt sorry for them. I told them to get onto the raft and we paddled back to the camp. They were both wearing dirty old clothes, but they called themselves a Duke and the King. I didn’t believe them. I knew immediately that they were frauds (骗子), but I didn’t say anything. 1. How did Huck go to the town? 2. Why did Huck and Jim travel at night? 3. How did they like their life on the raft drifting down the river? 4. How did Huck know that the two men were frauds? 5. What do you think of Huck in the passage? Passage 10 In the early days of history, being a good neighbor was very important. Neighbors helped one another build houses, and clear fields. Families depended on one another for friendship and entertainment. But today in our cities and suburbs, friendly relationship between neighbors is not common. A family may not even know the other families that live next door to them. We live in an age of machines, and each family may have its own car, TV set, and washing machine. People no longer depend on neighbors as much as they once did. Machines keep people apart in other ways. In our grandparents’ time, women met while they hung out the washing, and men stopped and talked while they mowed the lawns. Today, they cannot hear anything above the noise of their power lawn mowers. And women stay inside with their electrical dryers, which help dry their clothes. Children are inside watching their favorite TV shows. Is the idea of being a good neighbor old-fashioned? In 1965, a power cut hit New York City, and many thousands of people were left helpless. Suddenly, everyone shared the same problem, and the largest city became a group of eight million neighbors. People with cars offered rides to those walking. Other people helped direct traffic. In elevators, people played word games and helped cheer each other up. In times of trouble, people still depend on one another. As time goes on, people may once again feel that being a good neighbor is important. 1. What did neighbours do to help each other in the early days of history? 2. Why do people no longer depend on neighbors as much as they once did? 3. What do women use their electrical dryers to do? 4. How did New Yorkers feel during the power cut in 1965? 5. What do you think of being a good neighbor? Why? Passage 11 In-person travel vs online travel: Which do you prefer? In today’s world, people have two popular ways to explore the world: in-person travel and online travel. Both let you discover new places, but they are quite different. In-person travel means visiting places in person. You can walk on historic streets, smell local snacks, and talk to local people. For example, if you go to Suzhou’s gardens, you can touch the stone bridges and feel the cool wind from the lakes. It usually takes time and money; you might need to book trains or hotels. But it gives you real feelings and memories you can keep forever. Online travel, however, is done through the internet. You can use apps or websites to take virtual (虚拟) tours. With just a click, you can “walk” around the Forbidden City in Beijing or “visit” the Eiffel Tower in Paris at home. It’s cheap and easy—you don’t need to pack bags or wait in lines. But you can’t feel the sun on your face or taste the delicious food there. Many students like both ways. Zhang Wei, an eighth-grader, loves in-person travel. “Last year, I went to Yangzhou. I tried Yangzhou fried rice and talked to an old craftsman. It’s nothing like looking at pictures online,” he said. But his classmate Liu Mei enjoys online travel more. “I can easily ‘visit’ many museums right after finishing homework. It helps me learn about the world when I’m busy,” she explained. Whether you choose in-person travel or online travel, the most important thing is to open your eyes and enjoy the journey of discovery. 根据语篇内容，按要求回答问题。 1. What does in-person travel mean according to the passage? 2. How can people take virtual tours? 3. Why does Liu Mei like online travel? 4. What is the most important thing about the two ways of travelling? 5. Do you like in-person travel? Why or why not? Passage 12 Karlsson, a Swedish teacher at Beijing Union University (BUU), has lived in China for over 15 years. The seeds of his China journey were sown when he joined in a programme for East Asian studies at Lund University in Sweden in 1997. Back then, cellphones and the Internet hadn’t yet come into wide use. Learning Chinese meant using textbooks, heavy dictionaries and audio tapes. He would read the dictionary carefully for hours to understand a one-page Chinese article. “In those days, it was a real challenge,” he said. In 2006, with a high score in the official Chinese language test, he won a scholarship for a five-week summer programme at Beijing Language and Culture University. After finishing the study programme, Karlsson was offered a Beijing-based job as a market researcher. In 2008, the year Beijing succeeded in hosting the Summer Olympic Games, he got married. In the next year, he started to teach business at BUU. Life in Beijing has been a wonderful adventure, especially as a witness to the great achievements China has made. It has offered him many chances for personal growth. Today, thanks to high-speed broadband and 5G, he can connect with students at BUU’s partner universities in Russia, Montenegro or Mexico while riding on the Beijing subway. “When you open your eyes to these great projects, it is impossible not to want to be part of them or at least support them somehow,” he said. Although he was busy on teaching days, Karlsson applied for a full-time scholarship at the University of International Business and Economics in Beijing. In 2022, at 44 years old, he got his Ph. D．in economics. “I am quite interested in blockchain technology, and I know that China is quickly becoming the leader in blockchain applications outside the cryptocurrency space. So, I always write my articles in this area,” he said. “There is always time to follow your dreams unless you decide to give up,” he said. “Taking on seemingly impossible challenges and also helping those around you are what make life worth living.” 1. Who is Karlsson in this passage? 2. How did Karlsson learn Chinese in Sweden? 3. When did Karlsson start to teach business at BUU? 4. What has offered Karlsson many chances for personal growth? 5. What can you learn from Karlsson’s experiences? 3 / 12乐思英语 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $