抢分02 阅读理解（抢分专练）（深圳专用）2026年中考英语终极冲刺讲练测

抢分02 阅读理解（深圳专用） 抢分预测 抢分秘籍 抢分特训 3年考情 抢分依据 命题预测 近三年深圳中考阅读理解共20题35分，占笔试总分（75分）的46.7%，是分值最高的题型。 A篇文体趋向本土新闻报道，2025年考查深圳12岁画家黄朱青子，2024年考查医生Hunter Adams传记，2023年考查Matt搬家故事； B篇稳定为科普说明文，2025年考查黑猩猩伤口治疗研究，2024年考查海洋鱼类减少，2023年考查丁立人象棋冠军（人物说明）； C篇文体多样，2025年考查深圳人工心脏（新闻报道），2024年考查《我的阿勒泰》影视评论，2023年考查假日电影（议论文）； 阅读还原/信息匹配5题5分，2025年为世博会展馆信息匹配，2024年为教材旅游阅读还原，2023年为劳动课程信息匹配。难度递进：A篇中等、B篇中等、C篇中高、匹配题中等偏易。 深圳卷阅读理解占比近一半，是拉分关键题型，掌握正确解题技巧可在短时间内显著提分。三大抢分价值：一是本土化素材丰富（深圳少年、深圳智造），考生需熟悉本地媒体报道风格和科技类词汇；二是科普阅读占比高（B篇），考查科学词汇和逻辑推断能力；三是信息匹配题贴近生活，考查快速关键词筛选能力。细节理解题占比约60%，是得分主力；推理判断和词义猜测题是区分度题型，需重点突破。 2026年深圳卷阅读理解将继续保持“本土化+科技化”特色。 A篇预测为深圳青少年榜样故事（科创、艺术、志愿服务领域），素材来源为Shenzhen Daily； B篇预测为动物保护、气候变化或深海探索科普，考查科学阅读能力； C篇预测为深圳企业科技创新（机器人、生物医药、低空经济、人工智能），素材来源为Shenzhen Government Online； 阅读还原/信息匹配预测为研学活动、文化节、志愿服务等生活场景匹配题。难度与2025年持平，科技类词汇（artificial heart, drone, ecosystem等）需重点积累。 秘籍一：新闻报道阅读法（A/C篇） 核心考点：新闻报道采用倒金字塔结构，首段（导语）包含5W1H核心信息（who, what, when, where, why, how），必须精读；后文为细节补充。考查细节理解和推理判断能力。 解题技巧： 步骤 操作 示例（2025深圳卷A篇） 第1步 先读题干，圈出关键词（人名、数字、专有名词） 题干问“Where can you probably see this article?”→圈newspaper/magazine等 第2步 扫读原文首段，定位5W1H 首段出现“Shenzhen Daily”来源信息 第3步 对比选项，找同义转换 报纸类文章→选Newspaper 细节题做题流程： 1. 读题干，圈出问什么（时间/地点/人物/原因/方式） 2. 回原文定位（用题干关键词扫读） 3. 找到原句后，对比四个选项 4. 正确选项往往是原文的同义改写，错误选项常有三种：无中生有、张冠李戴、与原文相反 秘籍二：科普说明文阅读法（B篇） 核心考点：科普文关注“研究对象+研究方法+研究发现+研究意义”。重点读首段（引出研究对象）、各段首句（段落主旨）和结论段。考查主旨大意、细节理解和推理判断。 解题技巧： 步骤 操作 示例（2025深圳卷B篇） 第1步 读首段，确定研究对象 Chimpanzees（黑猩猩） 第2步 读各段首句，划出段落主旨 第③段首句：“Researchers also find chimpanzees can help others.” 第3步 读尾段，找研究发现/结论 “The more we learn...the more we understand how little we know” 主旨题做题流程： 1. 问段落主旨：只读该段，重点读首句和尾句 2. 问文章主旨：读首段（引入话题）+尾段（总结观点）+各段首句 3. 问最佳标题：选能覆盖全文核心内容的选项，太窄（只讲一段）或太宽（超出文章范围）的都是干扰项 秘籍三：词义猜测题——上下文线索 核心考点：利用上下文定义、对比、因果或构词法猜测词义。考查词汇量和语境理解能力。 解题技巧： 线索类型 信号词 做题方法 示例 定义线索 is, means, that is, in other words, called 等号后面的词就是答案 “A comet is a...” 对比线索 but, however, unlike, while, yet 前后语义相反，反推词义 “The weather was terrible, but we still enjoyed the trip.”→terrible与enjoyed形成对比 因果线索 because, so, therefore, thus, as a result 因果关系推断词义 “He was exhausted, so he went to bed early.”→exhausted导致早睡，意为“疲惫” 举例线索 for example, such as, like 例子归纳概括 “He enjoyed outdoor activities, such as hiking, swimming and camping.”→outdoor activities概括例子 构词线索 前缀un-/re-/dis-；后缀-less/-ful/-able 分解单词猜意思 unhappy=un(不)+happy(开心) 秘籍四：信息匹配题——关键词匹配法 核心考点：左栏为人物需求/喜好，右栏为活动/服务/展馆介绍。考查快速信息筛选和关键词匹配能力。 解题技巧： 步骤 操作 示例（2025深圳卷信息匹配） 第1步 读左栏，圈出需求关键词（like/need/want/enjoy/love/be interested in） “很喜欢中国的诗，喜欢诗仙李白”→圈“诗”“李白” 第2步 扫读右栏，标记核心信息（活动类型、服务内容） 右栏A：Tech Expo（科技）→关键词technology/robot；右栏C：TCM Culture（中医）→关键词herbs/medicine 第3步 关键词匹配，左栏需求对应右栏核心信息 “诗仙李白”→传统文化展馆 第4步 排除干扰项（每项只能用一次，先确定确定的，再推理不确定的） 如果两个需求匹配同一个选项，需重新判断 秘籍五：阅读还原（五选五）——逻辑衔接法 核心考点：五个选项选五个还原到原文，考查篇章结构理解和逻辑衔接能力。空格位置可能在段首、段中或段尾。 解题技巧： 空格位置 作用 解题方法 段首 总起句/引出话题 看下文，选能概括下文的选项 段中 衔接句/过渡句 看上文+下文，选能连接两者的选项 段尾 总结句/承上启下 看上文，选能总结或延续上文的选项 逻辑信号词速查表： 信号词 逻辑关系 做题提示 and, also, besides, moreover 并列/递进 前后语义一致或递进 but, however, although, though, yet 转折/对比 前后语义相反 because, so, therefore, thus, as a result 因果 前后是原因和结果 for example, such as, like 举例 前后是概括和具体 first, second, finally 顺序 前后是时间或步骤顺序 代词指代线索： 代词 指代对象 做题提示 it, this, that 单数名词或前面整件事 上文必须出现对应的单数名词 they, these, those 复数名词 上文必须出现对应的复数名词 such, so 前面提到的情况 上文提到某种情况 深圳卷常考考点速查表 考点类型 占比 做题步骤 常见错误 细节理解题 60% 圈关键词→回原文定位→对比选项→找同义转换 凭印象答题，不回原文确认 推理判断题 20% 定位原文→找隐含信息→抓转折词→综合推断 加入自己的主观判断 词义猜测题 10% 看上下文→找线索（定义/对比/因果）→猜词义→代入验证 只看本句，不看上下文 主旨大意题 10% 读首段+尾段+各段首句→概括→排除太窄/太宽的选项 以偏概全，选只讲一段的选项 信息匹配题 5题5分 圈左栏关键词→扫右栏信息→匹配→排除 不圈关键词，凭感觉匹配 阅读还原题 5题5分 看空格位置→找代词/连词→试选项→代入验证 不看上下文逻辑关系 抢分01 本土新闻报道·深圳少年与智造 （2026·广东深圳高级中学·模拟考试）Liu Yang is a ninth-grade student in Futian. He wrote an online post and shared his experience and knowledge about Dobot robots. I had a very exciting and unforgettable experience during the Spring Festival Holiday this year. One day, I went to Nanshan K11 Cinema with my friends to watch a movie. I was very surprised to find that a humanoid robot was working as a clerk. It was able to finish tasks such as taking cups, pouring popcorn and serving meals all by itself. When it was serving me, however, popcorn was dropped accidentally. Then it found the problem and did the work again quickly! It could work 14 hours a day and sell over 1,000 cups of popcorn. As a robot fan, I was eager to find out more about this fantastic robot. Now I have already learned a lot about this amazing robot, the Dobot Atom humanoid robot. It’s the world’s first intelligent robot that can run independently in open commercial (商业的) environments. Besides working in cinemas, Dobot robots also caught people’s attention in this year’s Spring Festival Gala. They appeared in the micro-musical “Every Beam of Light” with accurate and smooth movements, combining technology and art well. In addition, they can make coffee, write and do careful factory work such as fixing and putting parts together. Atom is a star product of Dobot, a high-tech company based in Shenzhen. Unlike traditional robots, Atom can sense, make decisions and deal with unexpected situations on its own, thanks to Dobot’s self-developed DOBOT-VLA model. With 10 years of technological development and support from Shenzhen’s industrial chain, over 90% of its key parts are independently developed. In 2026, Dobot launched the mass production of Atom robots, making preparations for robots to enter family life and bring more convenience to people. ? 1．What is the main idea of Paragraph 2 of this post? A．Liu Yang went to watch a movie. B．The Dobot Atom robot worked as a popcorn clerk in Nanshan K11 Cinema. C．The Dobot Atom robot could work 14 hours a day. D．The Dobot Atom robot could correct its mistakes quickly. 2．Which of the following statements is NOT TRUE about Dobot? A．It is a high-tech company based in Shenzhen. B．Dobot developed most of Atom’s key parts by itself. C．Dobot Atom robots have been widely used in family life. D．Dobot has been set up for at least 10 years. 3．What does the underlined phrase “mass production” in paragraph 4 probably mean? A．Producing many robots at the same time. B．Producing robots for big companies. C．Producing robots one by one carefully. D．Producing expensive robots. 4．What will the next paragraph probably discuss? A．The prices of the latest robots. B．The history of robot development. C．The difference between traditional robots and intelligent robots. D．The future use of robots in daily life. 5．Which of the following is the main topic of this post? A．Dobot Atom robots. B．Robots being widely used. C．Liu Yang’s experience in Shenzhen. D．Intelligent robots in all fields. 【答案】1．B 2．C 3．A 4．D 5．A 【知识点】科学技术、发明与创造、新媒体语篇 【导语】本文主要介绍了刘杨在春节期间接触到的Dobot Atom人形机器人的功能特点、技术背景及发展前景。 1．第二段主要讲述了刘杨在南山区K11影院发现人形机器人担任店员，能够独立完成取杯、倒爆米花、上餐等工作，并能在出错时自我纠正。因此该段核心是Dobot Atom机器人在影院担任爆米花店员。 2．第四段指出“Dobot launched the mass production of Atom robots, making preparations for robots to enter family life”，说明Dobot Atom机器人目前尚未广泛进入家庭生活，只是为此做准备，因此C选项说法错误。 3．第四段提到“In 2026, Dobot launched the mass production of Atom robots, making preparations for robots to enter family life and bring more convenience to people.”，说明2026年Dobot开始大规模生产Atom机器人，为机器人进入家庭生活做准备，所以“mass production”意思是同时生产许多机器人。 4．第四段提到Dobot为机器人进入家庭生活做准备，为人们带来更多便利，因此接下来可能讨论机器人在日常生活中的未来应用。 5．全文围绕Dobot Atom机器人展开，介绍了其功能、技术特点和发展前景，因此主要话题是Dobot Atom机器人。 （2026·广东深圳南山外国语集团·一模）The next big change in AI will not be a new app—it will be a new workforce. The first wave of AI worked inside computers. It could write, translate, summarize and communicate. It changed how people worked with information and made digital work faster. But a new chapter is now opening—one that moves intelligence from software into the real world. Physical AI does not just give answers. It can understand its surroundings and respond physically. It powers robots, self-driving systems, smart machines and city infrastructure (基础设施). If early AI changed how we worked with information, Physical AI will change how we make things, move things, build things and take care of things. In this change, Shenzhen—powered by the strength of the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area—holds important advantages. The city brings together hardware, production, software, supply chain, and new companies in one connected system, which makes it easy to turn ideas into products. New versions can be made quickly, and there are plenty of places to test them. These are exactly what Physical AI needs. Unlike digital AI, which is mainly about algorithms (算法), Physical AI needs a deep connection between models, sensors, parts, chips, production, and—most importantly—real-world testing. However, just putting these parts together is not enough. The success of Physical AI depends on whether it works well in real life—in other words, whether robots are affordable, reliable and safe when doing actual tasks. Shenzhen offers many different real-world environments—from factories to smart city projects—where intelligent systems can learn, grow and improve. This means deployment (投入使用) itself becomes a learning process: real use creates data, data improves performance, and better performance leads to more use. This creates a powerful cycle that rewards places able to turn research into products quickly—and in Shenzhen, robotics companies are already moving from test models to real-world products. 6．How does the writer introduce Physical AI? A．By telling a story about its invention. B．By explaining its development in China. C．By comparing it to the first wave of AI. D．By listing its main functions and features. 7．What can Physical AI do? A．It can write, translate and summarize. B．It can sense the real world and act. C．It can only work inside computers. D．It can replace all human workers. 8．What advantage does Shenzhen have for developing Physical AI? A．It has the largest number of software developers in China. B．It connects everything to turn ideas into products fast. C．It was the first city to use Physical AI in public spaces. D．It offers the lowest cost of robotic labor in the world. 9．What does the writer mean by saying “deployment itself becomes a learning process”? A．Robots improve when tested in real-world environments. B．Shenzhen has the most advanced AI learning systems. C．Learning systems are needed to control robots. D．Deployment is more important than research. 10．What’s the best title for the passage? A．The History of Artificial Intelligence B．The Difference Between AI and Robots C．How Shenzhen Became a Technology Centre D．Physical AI: From Software to the Real World 【答案】6．C 7．B 8．B 9．A 10．D 【知识点】科学技术、发明与创造、说明文 【导语】本文是一篇说明文。主要介绍实体人工智能（Physical AI）的特点及深圳发展实体AI的优势。 6．第一段提到“The first wave of AI worked inside computers”，第二段提到“a new chapter is now opening—one that moves intelligence from software into the real world.”，通过两者的差异对比，清晰介绍了实体AI。 7．第二段提到“It can understand its surroundings and respond physically.”，说明实体AI能感知现实世界并行动。 8．第三段提到“The city brings together hardware, production, software, supply chain, and new companies in one connected system, which makes it easy to turn ideas into products.”，说明深圳整合各类资源，能快速将创意变为产品。 9．第五段提到“real use creates data, data improves performance, and better performance leads to more use.”，说明机器人在真实环境使用中会不断优化提升。 10．通读全文可知，文章主要介绍实体人工智能的特点及深圳发展实体AI的优势，第二段提到“But a new chapter is now opening—one that moves intelligence from software into the real world”，点明文章主旨，对应标题“实体人工智能：从软件走向现实世界”。 （2026·广东深圳南山外国语集团·一模）On the final day of the Milan Winter Olympics, Gu Ailing successfully kept her crown in the women’s freestyle skiing halfpipe event. This victory added to her earlier achievements-two silver medals in slopestyle and big air just days before. At only 22 years old, Gu has become the female freestyle skier with the most Olympic medals in history. “I’m really proud of what I’ve achieved. It still feels unreal to me,” Gu said. “Winning six medals in six events is just incredible.” Gu arrived in Livigno without having trained in the halfpipe for two months. She described her decision to compete in all three events as “a big risk”. She explained, “There was a chance that everything could go wrong and I would end up with nothing. But to me, trying matters more than winning. I will never regret trying.” Success didn’t come easy for Gu. She called 2025 “the most difficult year”. Not only did she suffer several injuries, but she also faced serious online bullying (霸凌). Still, through months of hard work, she made a strong comeback. For Gu, the medals are only part of her story. “I don’t want to be anyone’s idol (偶像). Instead, I want to be everyone’s friend,” she said. She hopes her journey can encourage more people, especially young girls, to discover the joy of winter sports. And guess what? She’s already done it. 11．How many medals did Gu win at Milan Winter Olympics? A．One. B．Two. C．Three. D．Six. 12．What does the underlined word “incredible” mean in English? A．Easy to forget. B．Hard to believe. C．Impossible to win. D．Difficult to understand. 13．Why did Gu call her decision “a big risk”? A．She might regret competing in the events. B．She might suffer more injuries in the events. C．She might win no medals in all three events. D．She might lose her chance to compete in the future. 14．What can we learn about Gu from the fourth paragraph? A．She is strong and never gives up. B．She is patient and learns from mistakes. C．She is shy and afraid of facing difficulties. D．She is kind and cares about others’ feelings. 15．What is the main idea of the last paragraph? A．Gu wants to become everyone’s idol. B．Gu thinks medals are as important as fun. C．Gu wants to make more friends in the sports world. D．Gu hopes more young girls will enjoy winter sports. 【答案】11．C 12．B 13．C 14．A 15．D 【知识点】体育名人、记叙文 【导语】本文讲述了谷爱凌在米兰冬季奥运会上斩获3枚奖牌，成为冬奥会自由式滑雪女子项目历史奖牌数最多选手的成就。 11．第一段“Gu Ailing successfully kept her crown in the women’s freestyle skiing halfpipe event. This victory added to her earlier achievements-two silver medals in slopestyle and big air just days before.”说明了谷爱凌在米兰冬季奥运会获得的奖牌数。 12．第二段“‘I’m really proud of what I’ve achieved. It still feels unreal to me,’ Gu said. ‘Winning six medals in six events is just incredible.’”结合前句“feels unreal(感觉不真实)”是incredible的同义提示，结合语境，六战六牌的成绩是“难以相信的”。 13．第三段“She explained, ‘There was a chance that everything could go wrong and I would end up with nothing. But to me, trying matters more than winning. I will never regret trying.’”说明了谷爱凌称参赛决定是“大冒险”，核心原因是“可能一切出错，最终一无所获”，即三项赛事都拿不到奖牌。 14．第四段“Not only did she suffer several injuries, but she also faced serious online bullying. Still, through months of hard work, she made a strong comeback.”2025年遭遇伤病与网络霸凌，但仍靠努力强势回归，可推断她具有内心强大、永不放弃的品质。 15．最后一段“For Gu, the medals are only part of her story…She hopes her journey can encourage more people, especially young girls, to discover the joy of winter sports.”核心是谷爱凌对自身价值的定位：奖牌只是一部分，她更希望用自己的经历鼓励更多人，尤其是年轻女孩感受冬季运动的乐趣。 抢分02 本土文化·广府特色 （2026·广东深圳南山外国语集团·一模）Just as Peking duck is to Beijing and spicy hot pot is to Sichuan, zao cha is the soul of Guangzhou’s food culture. Recently, a set of new rules has been made about Guangzhou morning tea culture. These rules divide morning tea into “traditional” and “non-traditional” types for special protection. While these rules give legal (法律的) importance to the local morning tea tradition, they also raise a question: Why does zao cha deserve such high attention and protection in Guangzhou? The answer lies in its cultural and social values. Dating back to the Qing Dynasty, this tradition has developed its key feature: “Yizhong Liangjian (一盅两件)”, which means “one pot of tea and two dim sum dishes.” The “tea” usually refers to Pu’er or chrysanthemum tea, while the most popular dim sum dishes include shrimp dumplings, Char siu bao, Shaomai and egg tarts. “Just as some people enjoy working at a cafe, I prefer our morning tea houses. It’s my way of slowing down, and it reflects the unhurried attitude toward life,” said Liao Li, a 34-year-old local from Guangzhou. The “unhurried lifestyle” shown by zao cha has made this food tradition an important part of life for local people. Actually, the new rules aim not just to protect the dishes, but to safeguard the city’s collective (集体的) cultural memory. Not just tea and dishes, tea houses found all over the city can draw people of different backgrounds to one place. In other words, a morning tea house can serve as a social living room. “We are both retired, so joining our old friends at the tea house is our daily ‘job’ now,” said Liao Guangming, a 67-year-old retired teacher. 16．How does the writer introduce zao cha? A．By comparing it to other famous Chinese foods. B．By describing its taste and popularity. C．By telling a story about its history. D．By listing its main ingredients. 17．What is the key feature of Guangzhou morning tea culture? A．Tea houses all over the city. B．Shrimp dumplings and egg tarts. C．Pu’er tea and chrysanthemum tea. D．One pot of tea and two dim sum dishes. 18．What can be inferred from Liao Li’s words in the 4th paragraph? A．She thinks morning tea houses help people to relax. B．She prefers working at a cafe to going to tea houses. C．She believes morning tea is only for the elderly. D．She finds tea houses too crowded for her taste. 19．What role do tea houses play according to Liao Guangming? A．They are for retired people only. B．They serve as a social living room. C．They are mainly for tourists to visit. D．They offer the cheapest food in the city. 20．In which part of the newspaper can we see the passage? A．Science & Technology B．Food & Stories C．Culture & Lifestyle D．Business & Economy 【答案】16．A 17．D 18．A 19．B 20．C 【知识点】饮食习俗、说明文 【导语】本文将广州早茶与京川特色美食类比，介绍其“一盅两件”的核心特色与文化社交价值，及当地立新规保护这一融入本土生活的饮食文化、守护城市集体文化记忆的举措。 16．第一段首句“Just as Peking duck is to Beijing and spicy hot pot is to Sichuan, zao cha is the soul of Guangzhou’s food culture.”作者用just as(正如)将广州早茶与北京烤鸭、四川麻辣火锅进行类比，通过对比中国其他地域的标志性美食，引出广州早茶的地位。 17．第三段第一句“Dating back to the Qing Dynasty, this tradition has developed its key feature: ‘Yizhong Liangjian’, which means ‘one pot of tea and two dim sum dishes.’”直接明确广州早茶文化的核心特色是“一盅两件”，即一壶茶配两样点心。 18．第四段第一、二句“‘Just as some people enjoy working at a cafe, I prefer our morning tea houses. It’s my way of slowing down, and it reflects the unhurried attitude toward life,’ said Liao Li, a 34-year-old local from Guangzhou.”Liao Li提到早茶社是自己放慢节奏的方式，可推断出她认为早茶社能让人放松。 19．第五段“In other words, a morning tea house can serve as a social living room…said Liao Guangming, a 67-year-old retired teacher.”明确提出了茶社充当社交客厅的观点，并以Liao Guangming的例子加以佐证。 20．文章核心围绕广州早茶文化展开，介绍了早茶的核心特色、背后的从容生活方式，以及早茶社的社交价值和当地为保护早茶制定新规的背景，既涉及文化传承，又关联地域生活方式，可推断在报纸的文化与生活方式版面可以阅读到本文。 （2026·广东深圳福田区石厦学校·一模） Imagine watching a live opera performance not in a grand theater, but right on your phone. That’s what’s happening in China today, as traditional arts meet modern technology. According to the China Association of Performing Arts, nearly 500 national and local art troupes （剧团） have joined Douyin, a popular short-video app. Over 6,000 performers are now bringing their shows to a whole new audience online. Since 2023, more than 81.9 million livestreams （直播） have been broadcast （播出）—that’s about 830 shows every single day! “Online performances haven’t split our audience; they’ve made it larger,” said Pan Yan from the association. “Livestreams help attract new viewers, many of whom later come to enjoy live shows in theaters.” The China National Opera House is a good example. Opera is a beautiful art form that combines music, drama, and poetry. But for many young people, it can feel hard to understand. To change this, the opera house started livestreaming in 2024. Its artists began singing popular songs like The Moon Represents My Heart in a classical style. This creative mix caught people’s attention. By 2025, the Opera House had broadcast over 2,600 live shows, with more than 30 million views. Some streams even offered behind-the-scenes tours before big performances. Viewers were surprised and excited that opera could be so clear. One person commented, “So opera is understandable after all—it’s really touching!” The success in Beijing has inspired other cities, including Shenzhen. Local art groups here are now exploring ways to use livestreaming to share Cantonese opera and other traditional arts with younger audiences. The digital stage is opening doors—and hearts. 21．How many livestreams are on Douyin each day on average? A．About 500. B．About 830. C．About 2,600. D．About 30 million. 22．What does the underlined word “split” in paragraph 3 most probably mean? A．Increased. B．Changed. C．Divided. D．Repeated. 23．What did the China National Opera House do to attract young people? A．They built modern theaters in big cities. B．They sang pop songs in a classical style online. C．They invited famous pop stars to perform with them. D．They offered free tickets to students and young people. 24．What does the viewer’s comment in paragraph 5 suggest? A．The viewer used to find opera hard to understand. B．The viewer was surprised by the number of shows. C．The viewer enjoyed watching operas in theaters. D．The viewer prefers online shows to live ones. 25．What is the main idea of the passage? A．Young people are hard to be attracted by traditional arts. B．Traditional arts are finding new audiences through livestreaming. C．Douyin has become an important platform for art troupes. D．The China National Opera House sets a good example. 【答案】21．B 22．C 23．B 24．A 25．B 【知识点】中华文化、说明文、微信/微博/短视频 【导语】本文是一篇说明文，主要讲述了中国传统艺术通过直播找到新受众，让传统艺术焕发新生的现象。 21．第二段明确指出“Since 2023, more than 81.9 million livestreams have been broadcast —that’s about 830 shows every single day!”，这直接说明抖音上平均每天的直播数量约为830场。 22．第三段中“Online performances haven’t split our audience; they’ve made it larger”，后半句“让观众规模变大”是对前半句的反向解释，由此可推知split的含义是“分割、分流”。 23．第四段提到“To change this, the opera house started livestreaming in 2024. Its artists began singing popular songs like The Moon Represents My Heart in a classical style.”，这直接说明中国国家大剧院为吸引年轻人，在线上用古典风格演唱流行歌曲。 24．第五段观众评论“So opera is understandable after all—it’s really touching!”，结合前文第四段提到的“对很多年轻人来说，戏曲很难理解”，可推知这位观众过去认为戏曲难以理解。 25．文章开篇点明传统艺术与现代科技结合，通过抖音直播走进大众视野，全文围绕传统艺术借助直播吸引新观众展开，故核心主旨是传统艺术正通过直播找到新的受众。        抢分03 人物故事·成长励志 （2026·广东深圳外国语学校·阶段性评估）“Please, Mum, can we get a piano?” Ella asked. Kathy felt worried. She knew it would be a perfect birthday gift-Ella wanted to be a songwriter. But she was working three jobs just to make ends meet. She wanted her teenage daughter to have what she herself had missed. As a child, Kathy loved piano, but had to give up the lessons when her parents’ business failed. Luckily, a couple in their neighbourhood were giving away an old piano. Kathy had it moved to their home. To Kathy’s joy, Ella played every day. But as months passed, the practice grew shorter. Then one day, Ella stopped. “It’s harder than I thought,” she said. “Now, I want to be a fashion model.” The piano was sold to pay for modeling classes in London. Kathy was sorry to see it go.“It’s just a piano. Mum,” Ella said. It found its way to Delia. She played every morning for a local dance school. The piano gave her a new life after her retirement (退休). When she had to move to New Zealand, she found it a new home with a community project that placed instruments in public spaces for everyone to play. Years passed. Ella became a successful model and would no longer need Kathy’s support. One evening, Kathy walked past an underground station. There stood her old piano! A child was playing happily. Then an old man took his turn, playing lively music. Even hurried passers-by stopped to listen. Kathy stood still, watching. “The piano holds a key-not to a door, but to happiness,” a gentleman beside her said. “It’s magical how music brings people together.” “Yes,” Kathy agreed. “Music makes the world a better place.” “Do you play an instrument?” he asked. Kathy looked at the piano. For years, she had worked for others, having little time and money for herself. “I used to,” she said and added with a smile, “and I will again.” Kathy finally got her own key to happiness. 26．What made Kathy worried at the beginning of the story? A．Her parents’ business failed. B．Her daughter missed a lesson. C．She didn’t have enough money. D．She was too busy to buy a gift. 27．How did Kathy probably feel when she sold the piano? A．Sad. B．Angry. C．Relaxed. D．Hopeful. 28．Where did Kathy see the piano again? A．At Delia’s place. B．In New Zealand. C．In a local dance school. D．At an underground station. 29．Why did Kathy say “and I will again”? A．Because she would get the piano back. B．Because the gentleman gave her courage. C．Because she could now care about herself. D．Because she hoped to make the world better. 30．What would be the best title for the passage? A．A Gift from Mum B．A Beautiful Piano C．The Magic of Music D．The Key to Happiness 【答案】26．C 27．A 28．D 29．C 30．D 【知识点】音乐与舞蹈、记叙文 【导语】本文主要讲述了凯西因经济困难无法给想成为歌曲作者的女儿艾拉买钢琴，幸运得到邻居赠送的旧钢琴，艾拉坚持练习后钢琴被转赠，最终这架钢琴传递快乐、连接人心，凯西也重拾自己的钢琴梦想的故事。 26．第一段指出凯西担心的原因：“Kathy felt worried. She knew it would be a perfect birthday gift-Ella wanted to be a songwriter. But she was working three jobs just to make ends meet.”，说明凯西担心是因为她没有足够的钱给女儿买钢琴，对应选项C，A选项“她父母的生意失败”是凯西小时候的经历，并非此时担心的原因；B选项“她女儿错过课程”文中未提及；D选项“她太忙没时间买礼物”，文中凯西是没钱，而非没时间。 27．第二段指出凯西卖掉钢琴时的心情：“Kathy was sorry to see it go.”，说明凯西卖掉钢琴时是难过的，对应选项A，B选项“生气的”、C选项“放松的”、D选项“充满希望的”均与原文不符。 28．第三段指出凯西再次看到钢琴的地点：“One evening, Kathy walked past an underground station. There stood her old piano!”，说明凯西是在地铁站看到钢琴的，对应选项D，A选项“迪莉娅家”、B选项“新西兰”、C选项“当地舞蹈学校”均与原文不符。 29．第四段指出凯西说“and I will again”的原因：“Years passed. Ella became a successful model and would no longer need Kathy’s support. For years, she had worked for others, having little time and money for herself.”，说明凯西此时不再需要供养女儿，有时间和精力关心自己，所以决定重新弹钢琴，对应选项C，A选项“她要把钢琴拿回来”、B选项“绅士给了她勇气”、D选项“她希望让世界变得更好”均与原文不符。 30．全文围绕“钢琴”展开，讲述钢琴传递快乐、让凯西重拾梦想的故事，核心是“幸福的钥匙”，对应选项D，A选项“妈妈的礼物”、B选项“一架漂亮的钢琴”、C选项“音乐的魔力”均未体现文章核心主旨。 （2026·广东深圳育才教育集团·学情自测）About a week later, Eva seemed much better. She started to play in the garden again, laughing like before. Her father was hopeful and happy, but Miss Ophelia and the doctor were not so sure—and neither was Eva herself. One afternoon, her father called her over with a gift. “You’re getting better now, aren’t you, dear?” he asked gently, holding her hand. Eva looked at him and began to cry. “Papa, I’m going to leave you soon. I have things I want to tell you before I get weaker.” He held her close. “Don’t say that. You’re just tired from the illness.” “No, Papa. I’m not sad for myself, but for you—and for our slaves (奴隶). They love me and they are so kind to me. I wish they could all be free.” “Don’t you think we treat them well?” he asked. “Yes, but what will happen to them if something happens to you? Some people buy husbands but not wives, or mothers but not their children. They separate families. Papa, when I’m gone, will you try to set them free?” St. Clare held her tighter (更紧地). “You’re all I have in the world. I’ll do anything you ask.” “Promise me Tom will be free.” “I promise, my dear child.” Too weak to walk now, Eva asked her father to help carry her to bed. He lifted her gently, rocked (摇晃) her in his arms, and sang softly until she fell asleep. ——Adapted from Uncle Tom’s Cabin 31．What can we know about Miss Ophelia and the doctor from Paragraph 1? A．They thought Eva needed more outdoor activities. B．They were more worried about Eva than her father was. C．They disagreed with each other about Eva’s health condition. D．They were happy to believe Eva was completely out of danger. 32．Why did Eva cry when her father gave her a gift? A．She was not satisfied with the present he gave her. B．She missed playing in the garden with other children. C．She was angry that he didn’t understand her feelings. D．She felt sad because she knew she wouldn’t get well. 33．What does the underlined sentence imply? A．Eva cared more about others than herself. B．Eva was angry at her father and the slaves. C．Eva thought her father caused her illness. D．Eva wanted everyone to feel sorry for her. 34．What promise did Eva ask her father to make? A．To take her to see Tom one last time. B．To let Tom go free after her death. C．To buy both Tom’s wife and children. D．To give Tom a better job on the farm. 35．What is the best title of this passage? A．A Father’s Selfless Love. B．Life in the Great Palace. C．The Promise of Freedom. D．Eva’s Wish for Being Alive. 【答案】31．B 32．D 33．A 34．B 35．C 【知识点】文学名著、诗歌/小说 【导语】本文节选自经典文学名著《汤姆叔叔的小屋》，讲述了病重的埃娃在临终前，请求父亲承诺给予奴隶们自由的感人场景，展现了她无私且充满怜悯的心灵。 31．第一段指出：“…Miss Ophelia and the doctor were not so sure—and neither was Eva herself.”，说明他们不像埃娃的父亲那样乐观，对埃娃的病情持有更清醒且担忧的态度。 32．第三段中埃娃对父亲说道：“Papa, I’m going to leave you soon.”，说明她哭泣是因为意识到自己时日无多，深知病重无法康复而感到悲伤。 33．埃娃在面对死亡时表示：“I’m not sad for myself, but for you—and for our slaves (奴隶).”，这句话暗示了她比起自己的安危，更加牵挂和关心他人的福祉。 34．埃娃在第九段中明确恳求父亲：“Promise me Tom will be free.”，这直接表达了她希望父亲承诺在自己死后释放奴隶汤姆。 35．全文的核心情节与情感高潮均聚焦于埃娃临终前为奴隶争取自由的遗愿以及父亲的承诺。选项C“自由的承诺”最适合作为文章的标题。 抢分04 科普说明文·科学研究 （2026·广东深圳外国语学校·阶段性评估） Tomatoes and French fries make a tasty pair. But the connection between tomatoes and potatoes may go beyond making a good meal. Huang Sanwen and his team recently carried out a study. They found the “parents” of the potato, which showed a surprisingly close relationship between the two plants. Scientists already knew that tomatoes and potatoes were each other’s closest living relatives. So, Huang and his team took a closer look at their genes (基因). They discovered that tomato plants interbred with a potato-like plant called Etuberosum about 9 million years ago. As a result, the modern potato plant came into being, with the tomato as its “mother” and Etuberosum as its “father”. However, Huang had another question: Why did only the potato develop underground parts-tubers (块茎), but its “parents” did not? It turned out that the mix of genes from the tomato and Etuberosum caused the potato plant to develop tubers. The genes from the tomato controlled when tubers grew, and the genes from Etuberosum controlled how big tubers grew. Without genes from either “parent”, no tuber could develop. These findings can help scientists find ways to make the potato plant stronger and better. The study also shows how different plants can be unexpectedly connected. Next time you eat potatoes, Huang adds, “thank a tomato.” 36．Why does the author mention “tomatoes and French fries”? A．To suggest a good meal. B．To tell an interesting story. C．To show their different tastes. D．To lead in the topic of the article. 37．According to paragraph 2, how did Huang and his team make the discovery? A．They studied genes of some plants. B．They grew a large number of potatoes. C．They watched the growth of the potato. D．They looked for the relatives of the tomato. 38．What does the underlined word “interbred” in paragraph 2 mean? A．Survived together. B．Disappeared together. C．Made changes together. D．Produced young together. 39．What can we learn from Paragraph 3? A．Both the tomato and Etuberosum plants have tubers. B．The “parents” of the potato plant have similar genes. C．The genes from the tomato decide the size of the potato tubers. D．The genes from both “parents” are necessary for tubers to form. 40．What is the main idea of the last paragraph? A．The value of Huang’s study. B．The ways of growing potatoes. C．The reasons for doing the study. D．The necessity of thanking potatoes. 【答案】36．D 37．A 38．D 39．D 40．A 【知识点】植物、说明文 【导语】本文主要介绍了黄三文及其团队的一项研究，该研究发现土豆的“父母”是番茄和一种类土豆植物Etuberosum，揭示了番茄和土豆之间意想不到的密切联系，还说明了研究的价值。 36．文章第一段“Tomatoes and French fries make a tasty pair. But the connection between tomatoes and potatoes may go beyond making a good meal.”可知，作者先提到番茄和薯条的搭配，再转折引出番茄和土豆之间更深层的联系，目的是引出文章主题，A建议一顿美餐、B讲有趣的故事、C展示它们不同的味道均不符合。 37．文章第二段“So, Huang and his team took a closer look at their genes (基因). They discovered that tomato plants interbred with a potato-like plant called Etuberosum about 9 million years ago.”可知，他们是通过研究一些植物的基因得出发现的，B种大量土豆、C观察土豆的生长、D寻找番茄的亲缘植物均未提及。 38．结合后文“As a result, the modern potato plant came into being, with the tomato as its ‘mother’ and Etuberosum as its ‘father’.”可知，番茄和类土豆植物Etuberosum结合产生了现代土豆，因此“interbred”意为“杂交、共同繁殖后代”，A一起生存、B一起消失、C一起发生变化均不符合语境。 39．文章第三段“Without genes from either ‘parent’, no tuber could develop.”可知，土豆块茎的形成需要来自两个“亲本”的基因，二者缺一不可，A番茄和Etuberosum都有块茎、B土豆的“亲本”有相似基因、C番茄的基因决定土豆块茎的大小均与原文不符。 40．文章最后一段“These findings can help scientists find ways to make the potato plant stronger and better. The study also shows how different plants can be unexpectedly connected.”可知，该段主要说明了黄三文团队研究的价值，B种植土豆的方法、C做这项研究的原因、D感谢土豆的必要性均偏离段落核心。 （2026·广东深圳高级中学·模拟考试）① A popular saying goes, “One person’s junk is another person’s treasure.” There certainly is some truth in it. Rather than using paint, ink or other traditional materials, many artists are turning to discarded (废弃的) materials to create their artwork. ② It’s a well-known fact that artists have been using discarded resources for a long time. One of the reasons for this is that traditional art resources such as paint, clay and metal can be extremely expensive. Another reason is that some artists want to bring attention to the fact that people throw away a lot of perfectly useful items. ③ Artists may seem avant-garde (前卫的) by using garbage as the material for their artwork. For example, most people wouldn’t think that a plastic bag would have an artistic purpose. However, some artists have shown photos of breathtaking landscapes and ocean surfaces created using only plastic bags. And something called “auto-destructive art” is another example. The idea has existed since the 1960s. This means that an object doesn’t start out as art. It becomes beautiful as it breaks or becomes old and worn. If you have seen broken glass, you can understand this idea better. ④ Some artists just want to create something that will make people think about important problems. One popular theme in art is the importance of reducing environmental waste. A few years ago, A large work of art called World of Litter received international attention. The artist, Peter Singer, created a huge globe that floated on water. It was bigger than some of the local boats! Singer created it by collecting hundreds of bottles and other forms of plastic waste. ⑤ The discarded materials make beautiful artwork. Besides, they provide hope for the future by bringing about environmental awareness. 41．Why do artists use discarded materials to create art according to Paragraph 2? A．All traditional art materials cost too much. B．They want to sell their art at higher prices. C．Traditional art materials are hard to get. D．They want to remind people not to waste useful things. 42．Which of the following is an example of “auto-destructive art”? A．An old famous painting that is kept in a museum. B．A bottle filled with beans on a new table. C．A broken bicycle in a yard with plants growing around it. D．A picture of a tree. 43．According to the passage, which of the following may be one of the reasons that Peter Singer created World of Litter? A．To create a tool for water transportation. B．To collect plastic bottles. C．To raise awareness about environmental waste. D．To make himself become famous. 44．Which of the following best describes the structure of the passage? A．①②→③④→⑤ B．①→②③④→⑤ C．①→②③→④⑤ D．①②③→④→⑤ 45．What is the purpose of this passage? A．To inform about discarded materials being used for art. B．To share the idea that garbage makes better art. C．To call on people to fight against pollution. D．To teach the readers to make art out of garbage. 【答案】41．D 42．C 43．C 44．B 45．A 【知识点】环境保护、说明文、节约与浪费 【导语】本文主要介绍了艺术家使用废弃材料进行艺术创作的原因、实例及其意义。 41．第二段指出艺术家使用废弃材料的原因之一是“some artists want to bring attention to the fact that people throw away a lot of perfectly useful items”，说明他们想提醒人们不要浪费有用的东西。 42．第三段对“auto-destructive art”的解释是“an object doesn’t start out as art. It becomes beautiful as it breaks or becomes old and worn”，说明物体在破损或老旧过程中变得美丽，破损的自行车符合这一描述。 43．第四段指出“One popular theme in art is the importance of reducing environmental waste”，Peter Singer创作《垃圾世界》是为了引起人们对环境浪费问题的关注。 44．第一段提出许多艺术家使用废弃材料创作艺术品的现象，第二、三、四段分别从不同方面介绍艺术家使用废弃材料创作艺术品的情况，第五段总结废弃材料不仅创作出美丽的艺术品，还能带来环境意识，为未来提供希望。所以文章结构是①→②③④→⑤。 45．全文围绕艺术家使用废弃材料进行艺术创作这一现象展开，介绍了原因、实例和意义，因此主要目的是告知废弃材料被用于艺术创作这一信息。 （2026·广东深圳外国语学校·阶段性评估）Some people think they will not be influenced by advertisements. They might not have heard of the “mere exposure effect”(单纯曝光效应)—the more one is exposed to something, the easier it is for him or her to like it. There are two main explanations for the effect. The first is certainty. Our minds naturally learn to be careful around new things that could possibly harm us. If we see something repeatedly without bad results, we are led to believe it is safe. The second is perceptual fluency (知觉流畅性). We naturally prefer simple things that require little thought. Tasks like understanding something new take lots of attention and time, so we try to avoid them. Robert Zajonc, discoverer of the effect, tested how a group of people reacted to a set of disordered shapes. The shapes changed so quickly that it was impossible to notice that some were repeated. When the people were asked which shapes they liked most, they chose those that they had seen the most often, even though they were not aware of that. According to the effect, it takes about 15 repetitions for a person to develop maximum (最大限度) preference for a product. However, the effect does not work on everyone in the same way. If the exposure is too often, people get annoyed. Also, when people don’t like a product at first, repetition can make them dislike it more. Now tell me what you think about ads. If mere exposure can create preferences that we are not aware of, should we be alarmed or forbid all the ads? Perhaps the point is not whether to forbid ads but how to help ourselves understand the influence of ads and make smarter choices. 46．According to paragraph 2, why do people prefer repeated things? A．Because they usually bring good results. B．Because they help people understand better. C．Because they seem safer and need less effort. D．Because people enjoy thinking hard about them. 47．In Zajonc’s study, what caused people’s preference for certain shapes? A．Personal tastes in art and beauty. B．People’s first sight of the shapes. C．The order in which the shapes appeared. D．The number of times people saw the shapes. 48．According to the passage, which of the charts best shows the mere exposure effect? A． B． C． D． 49．What is the purpose of the last paragraph? A．To attack the advertising industry. B．To introduce a new research topic. C．To advise the government to forbid ads. D．To call for awareness of the effect of ads. 50．In which part of a magazine can you find this article? A．Stories. B．Science. C．Business. D．Education. 【答案】46．C 47．D 48．A 49．D 50．B 【知识点】科普知识、说明文 【导语】本文主要介绍了单纯曝光效应（mere exposure effect），包括其定义、产生的两种主要解释、相关的实验验证，以及该效应的特点和对广告的影响，最后呼吁人们理性看待广告的影响。 46．第二段指出人们偏爱重复事物的原因：“The first is certainty...we are led to believe it is safe. The second is perceptual fluency...We naturally prefer simple things that require little thought.”，说明人们偏爱重复事物是因为它们看起来更安全，且不需要花费太多精力。 47．第三段说明扎琼克实验中人们产生偏好的原因：“When the people were asked which shapes they liked most, they chose those that they had seen the most often, even though they were not aware of that.”，表明是人们看到特定形状的次数导致了他们的偏好。 48．第四段表明单纯曝光效应的特点：“it takes about 15 repetitions for a person to develop maximum preference for a product. However...If the exposure is too often, people get annoyed. Also, when people don't like a product at first, repetition can make them dislike it more.”，说明随着接触次数增加，偏好程度先上升，过度暴露则会引发反感，对应图表A的趋势。 49．最后一段体现作者的写作意图：“Perhaps the point is not whether to forbid ads but how to help ourselves understand the influence of ads and make smarter choices.”，说明作者的目的是呼吁人们意识到广告的影响。 50．文章介绍了心理学相关的科学原理、实验及影响，说明本文属于杂志的科学板块。 抢分05 阅读还原·五选五 （2026·广东深圳高级中学·模拟考试）How are you feeling right now? Bored? Worried? Interested? Angry? Lonely?… 51 But recent scientific research actually says this might not be completely true. A group of scientists at the University of Glasgow say that people only experience four basic feelings: sad, happy, angry and afraid. 52 So if you feel worried or nervous, that’s fear. If you are relaxed or excited, that’s happiness. If you are bored or lonely, that’s sadness. Many scientists also say that people all over the world can see these feelings in the faces of the people around them. 53 Our faces show our feelings so clearly that even some animals know how we feel. Scientists say that horses can identify happy or angry faces and can even recognize these feelings on the faces of strangers. 54 Animal expert Carl Safina believes that other animals experience many of the same feelings people have. He explains that dogs, elephants, and even whales show their feelings and understand the feelings of other animals. For example, elephants love meeting their friends and become very sad when a friend or family member dies. Understanding feelings is important. In fact, it’s so important that people’s faces usually tell others exactly how they feel. 55 So when you need to talk about something important, try to have a face-to-face conversation — or at least a video chat. A．We can use this information to make communication easier. B．In fact, we are so good at it that we can easily understand the feelings on the face of a cartoon. C．We feel so many different things, so feelings can seem very hard to understand. D．People around the world have many different ways to show their feelings. E．All of the other feelings we describe are really part of them. F．It’s not just horses that recognize human emotions. 【答案】51．C 52．E 53．B 54．F 55．A 【知识点】情绪、说明文 【导语】本文围绕人类情绪展开，介绍了格拉斯哥大学科学家提出的“四种基本情绪”理论，阐述了情绪的普遍性、动物对人类情绪的识别，以及理解情绪对沟通的重要性。 51．对应第1段：前文列举了多种情绪（无聊、担忧、感兴趣、愤怒、孤独等），后文转折提到“但近期科学研究表明这可能并不完全正确”，选项C“We feel so many different things, so feelings can seem very hard to understand.”（我们会感受到如此多不同的情绪，因此情绪似乎很难理解）承接前文，引出后文的研究结论。 52．对应第2段：前文提到“人们只有四种基本情绪：悲伤、快乐、愤怒、恐惧”，后文举例说明担忧、紧张属于恐惧等，选项E“All of the other feelings we describe are really part of them.”（我们描述的所有其他情绪都属于这四种）衔接上下文，解释了基本情绪与其他情绪的关系。 53．对应第2段：前文提到“世界各地的人都能从他人脸上读懂这些情绪”，选项B“In fact, we are so good at it that we can easily understand the feelings on the face of a cartoon.”（事实上，我们非常擅长这件事，甚至能轻松读懂卡通人物脸上的情绪）是对前文“读懂情绪”能力的补充说明，逻辑连贯。 54．对应第3段：前文提到“马能识别快乐或愤怒的表情”，后文提到“其他动物也有和人类相同的情绪”，选项F“It’s not just horses that recognize human emotions.”（不只是马能识别人类的情绪）承上启下，从马过渡到其他动物。 55．对应第4段：前文提到“理解情绪很重要，人们的脸能准确传达情绪”，后文提到“重要的事尽量面对面沟通”，选项A“We can use this information to make communication easier.”（我们可以利用这些信息让沟通更顺畅）承接前文，引出后文的沟通建议。 （2026·广东深圳外国语学校·阶段性评估）阅读下面短文，并从六个句子中选择五个还原到原文中，使原文的意思完整、连贯。 Running is a great way to get in shape and just about everyone can do it. However, new runners often make a number of common mistakes, which may have bad effects on their training or even the body. If you’re just starting out, avoid doing these things. 56 Doing too much too soon One of the biggest mistakes new runners make is doing too much too soon. This may cause you to get hurt and force you to take time off. 57 The key is to increase your distance step by step. Not taking rest days Beginners might think they need to run every day to meet their fitness or weight-loss goals. However, this couldn’t be further from the truth. 58 So it’s important to give your body a rest. Not wearing the right equipment (装备) 59 However, it’s important that you dress properly. The most important piece of equipment is a good pair of running shoes. So do some research before you visit a shoe store and be sure to find a suitable pair. Running through pain Running can be uncomfortable at times. 60 Remember: It doesn’t make you less of a runner if you listen to your body to keep it healthy. A．It’s important not to go to the same place to train. B．Running too often can be really hard on your body. C．This may increase your chances of running success. D．You don’t need expensive sportswear to take up running. E．If you don’t feel well, you need to stop and treat the pain. F．You can reduce that risk by starting a training program slowly. 【答案】56．C 57．F 58．B 59．D 60．E 【知识点】健康与运动、说明文 【导语】本文介绍了新手跑步者常犯的几种常见错误，并给出相应的注意事项，帮助新手避免错误、科学跑步。 56．前文提到“如果你刚刚开始跑步，要避免做这些事情”，C选项“This may increase your chances of running success.”（这可能会增加你跑步成功的几率），承接上文“避免错误”的建议，说明避免错误能带来的好处，贴合语境。 57．前文提到“新手跑步者最大的错误之一是急于求成，这可能导致受伤并被迫休息”，F选项“You can reduce that risk by starting a training program slowly.”（你可以通过缓慢开始训练计划来降低这种风险），承接上文的“受伤风险”，进一步给出解决办法，贴合语境。 58．前文提到“初学者可能认为需要每天跑步才能达到健身或减肥目标，但事实并非如此”，B选项“Running too often can be really hard on your body.”（跑步太频繁对身体伤害很大），解释了为什么不能每天跑步，承接上文并引出“休息的重要性”，贴合语境。 59．前文围绕“没有穿合适的装备”展开，D选项“You don’t need expensive sportswear to take up running.”（开始跑步不需要昂贵的运动服），与后文“但穿着合适很重要”形成转折，承接自然，贴合语境。 60．前文提到“跑步有时会让人感到不适”，E选项“If you don’t feel well, you need to stop and treat the pain.”（如果你感觉不舒服，需要停下来处理疼痛），承接上文，与后文“倾听身体声音以保持健康”相呼应，贴合语境。 （2026·广东深圳南山外国语集团·一模）以下是一则短文。请阅读短文，并从下列的六个句子中选择五个还原到原文中，使原文的意思完整、连贯，并在答题卡上将相应的字母编号涂黑。 Green up your study room I’ve always been a fan of bringing nature indoors, especially when it comes to my study room. 61 Let’s start greening up our spaces together. 62 They can take in harmful chemicals and give out oxygen through their leaves. This helps reduce headaches and tiredness. Studies show that being around plants can lower stress and help us work better. Then you have to choose the right plants for your room. Think about the space, light, and temperature in your room. Pick plants that can grow well in your conditions. 63 If you are busy or new to plant care, choose low-maintenance (易养护的) plants that are easy to look after. How to organize your plants is also important. If your room is small, use vertical (垂直的) space. Put up shelves or use plant stands. Hanging planters or wall-mounted holders are also great choices. A well-designed plant corner can make your study space more pleasant. 64 To truly enjoy your indoor garden, you need to take good care of your green friends. Regular pruning (修剪) and cleaning can help your plants grow better. 65 And use insecticide (杀虫剂) the right way to keep your plants healthy. Now, welcome the power of nature in your study room—you won’t regret it! A．Remember to check them often. B．I’ll share my experience with you. C．Some plants require more sunshine. D．Indoor plants are known to clean the air. E．Your lifestyle also matters when choosing plants. F．You can also choose pots in different colours to show your taste. 【答案】61．B 62．D 63．E 64．F 65．A 【知识点】意见/建议、说明文、植物 【导语】本文主要介绍了在书房种植绿植的好处，并从挑选、摆放、养护等方面给出了让书房变绿色的方法。 61．空后“Let’s start greening up our spaces together.”作者提出一起绿化空间的建议，B选项“I’ll share my experience with you.”起过渡作用，承接前文“作者喜欢在书房放绿植”，并引出下文分享自己的具体经验。 62．空后“They can take in harmful chemicals and give out oxygen through their leaves.”讲述了植物可以吸收有害化学物质并释放氧气的作用，是对D选项“Indoor plants are known to clean the air.”的具体说明。 63．空后“If you are busy or new to plant care, choose...”提到“忙碌或新手应该选择易养护的植物”，对应E选项“Your lifestyle also matters when choosing plants.”说明的生活方式这一因素对绿植选择的影响。 64．前文“A well-designed plant corner can make your study space more pleasant.”介绍绿植摆放的设计，F选项“You can also choose pots in different colours to show your taste.”补充花盆的选择，属于装饰布置的范畴。 65．最后一段“Regular pruning and cleaning can help your plants grow better...And use insecticide the right way to keep your plants healthy.”讲述了植物的养护方法，A选项“Remember to check them often.”属于养护提醒，符合语境。 抢分06 信息匹配·生活应用 （2026·广东深圳外国语学校·阶段性评估）下面的材料A~F分别是六门校本课程的宣传，请根据五位学生的需求选出最适合他们的课程。 66 Simon has a talent for building models. His love for model-building drives him to learn more knowledge and skills. 67 Kevin is crazy about technology and wishes to develop a home-care robot that can provide help and companionship for his grandpa. 68 Raymond shows a strong interest in art and admires the genius Leonardo da Vinci. He dreams of becoming a painter himself one day. 69 Mandy has a good eye for beauty and loves recording valuable moments in life. She wishes to take amazing pictures during family trips. 70 Brian loves to think outside the box. For his upcoming play in the English Festival, he hopes to create coloured smoke to add a dramatic effect. A．First Aid TrainingWhat do you know about the things in the survival tool box? Attend this course to learn how to use them. B．Robotic Science Have fun building and creating robots! Join our robot design workshops and you will learn engineering in an interesting way. C． Block Building Prepare to build your favourite models. Projects of Star Wars and Jurassic Park will be offered and instructions will be given. D．Photography Fun Expect to take a wonderful photo or shoot a video on your own? Come and learn the photography skills with different cameras. E. Arts and 3-D Printing Want to be an artist? Come and create your artworks! You can learn CAD drawing and 3-D printing and even create your own painting. F. Chemical Magic Get ready for a “magical” lab experience! The course includes the basics of chemistry and physics. Enjoy making coloured fire, hot ice, purple smoke and more. 【答案】66．C 67．B 68．E 69．D 70．F 【知识点】爱好、应用文 【导语】本文是一篇应用文。主要介绍了六门校本课程的宣传信息，以及五位学生的兴趣和需求，要求将学生需求与合适的校本课程进行匹配。 66．根据“Simon has a talent for building models. His love for model-building drives him to learn more knowledge and skills.”可知，西蒙有搭建模型的天赋，且热爱模型搭建，希望学习更多相关知识和技能，选项C“Block Building（积木搭建）”提到“准备搭建你最喜欢的模型，将提供星球大战和侏罗纪公园的项目并给出指导”，与之对应。 67．根据“Kevin is crazy about technology and wishes to develop a home-care robot that can provide help and companionship for his grandpa.”可知，凯文痴迷科技，希望研发一款能为爷爷提供帮助和陪伴的家庭护理机器人，选项B“Robotic Science（机器人科学）”提到“享受搭建和创造机器人，参加机器人设计工作坊，以有趣的方式学习工程知识”，与之对应。 68．根据“Raymond shows a strong interest in art and admires the genius Leonardo da Vinci. He dreams of becoming a painter himself one day.”可知，雷蒙德对艺术有浓厚兴趣，崇拜达芬奇，梦想成为一名画家，选项E“Arts and 3-D Printing（艺术与3D打印）”提到“想成为艺术家？来创作你的艺术品，可学习CAD绘图、3D打印，甚至创作自己的画作”，与之对应。 69．根据“Mandy has a good eye for beauty and loves recording valuable moments in life. She wishes to take amazing pictures during family trips.”可知，曼迪有发现美的眼光，喜欢记录生活中的珍贵时刻，希望在家庭旅行中拍出精彩照片，选项D“Photography Fun（摄影乐趣）”提到“期待自己拍出精彩照片或拍摄视频？来学习不同相机的摄影技巧”，与之对应。 70．根据“Brian loves to think outside the box. For his upcoming play in the English Festival, he hopes to create coloured smoke to add a dramatic effect.”可知，布莱恩喜欢跳出思维定式，希望在英语节的戏剧中制作彩色烟雾来增加戏剧效果，选项F“Chemical Magic（化学魔法）”提到“准备好体验‘神奇’的实验室之旅，课程包括化学和物理基础知识，可制作彩色火焰、热冰、紫色烟雾等”，与之对应。 （2026·广东深圳高级中学·模拟考试）学校用“每周半天计划”的时间开展英语阅读的活动。假如你是阅读推广大使，请你根据以下同学的实际情况为他们推荐适合他们阅读的英语读物或者文学作品。 71 . Lily loves stories full of mysteries and surprises. She enjoys trying to find out the truth by herself. 72 . Tom is interested in historical events and wants to learn about ancient countries. He likes to find out about the past. 73 . Lucy wants to improve her English and learn something about the outside world by reading for about 20 minutes a day. 74 . Mike likes to read books about the unknown world in the future. 75 . Amy enjoys funny stories that can make her laugh out loud. Reading humorous stories helps her relax and feel happy after a long day at school. A．21st Century TeensIt is an English newspaper for teenagers, which covers hot news, school life, science, culture and sports. By reading it, students can learn new words, improve English skills and learn more about the world.B．The Da Vinci Code Written by American writer Dan Brown, The Da Vinci Code is a story with mysteries hidden in art and history, keeping readers guessing till the end.C． Reading Explorer (short for RE) It is a set of English reading textbooks published by National Geographic Learning. It has 6 levels from Foundations to Level 5, suitable for students from primary school to high school to improve their listening, speaking, reading and writing skills.D．The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy The book was written by Douglas Adams from Britain. It’s a funny story about space adventures, filled with humorous dialogues.E. The Mummy The book tells about ancient Egyptian secrets, bringing history and mystery together.F. Foundation It is a science-fiction series exploring future human life and new technologies. The first book was published in 1951 as the first of the “Foundation Trilogy” from 1951-1953. 【答案】71．B 72．E 73．A 74．F 75．D 【知识点】阅读、应用文 【导语】本文介绍了 5 位不同阅读喜好的人。 71．Lily喜欢充满神秘和惊喜的故事，喜欢自己找出真相。B选项《达·芬奇密码》是一部隐藏着艺术和历史之谜的故事，让读者一直猜测到最后，与Lily的兴趣完全匹配。 72．Tom对历史事件感兴趣，想了解古代国家。E选项《木乃伊》讲述了古埃及的秘密，将历史与神秘结合在一起，符合Tom的需求。 73．Lucy想每天阅读约20分钟来提高英语并了解外部世界。A选项《21世纪学生英文报》是一份涵盖热点新闻、科学、文化等内容的英文报纸，适合每天短时阅读并了解世界。 74．Mike喜欢阅读关于未来未知世界的书籍。F选项《基地》是一部探索未来人类生活和新技术的科幻系列，符合Mike的兴趣。 75．Amy喜欢有趣的故事，读幽默故事帮助她放松。D选项《银河系漫游指南》是一部关于太空冒险的幽默故事，充满诙谐对话，与Amy的需求一致。 （2026·广东深圳南山外国语集团·一模）下面A-F是六个人形机器人型号和性能介绍，请从5个人的需求描述中选出他们最感兴趣的机器人，并在答题卡上将相应的字母编号涂黑。 76 Tom: My grandfather is 78 and lives by himself. I’m worried about his safety and often think if he’s taken his medicine on time. Is there something that could keep him company and help him when needed? 77 Mary: I’ve just started learning German, but it’s hard to find someone to practise with. Also, my little brother needs help with his maths homework. 78 Jack: I work from home, so my schedule is busy but flexible (灵活的). The problem is, I often forget to do housework. I need something to keep me organized. 79 Lily: I love running, but I want to know more about my performance, like how many calories I burn and whether my heart rate is normal. Also, I get bored running alone. 80 David: My family is going on a vacation next month, and I’m worried about leaving our house empty. I want something that can watch over our home and let us know if anything unusual happens. A Robo Buddy 3000 Price: $2,999 Height: 1.2 meters Features: Can clean rooms, wake you up in the morning, and remind you of your schedule; connects to your smartphone. Best for: Daily home help and personal assistant (助手) tasks. B Edu Bot Pro Price: $1,599 Height: 0.8 meters Features: Teaches maths, science, and languages through fun games; comes with 50+ interactive (交互的) lessons; can answer students’ questions. Best for: Children aged 5-12 and home schooling. C Care Friend X2 Price: $4,500 Height: 1.4 meters Features: Designed for the elderly; can call for help in emergencies, remind users to take medicine, and chat to keep them company; has easy-to-use touch screen. Best for: Senior citizens living alone D Sport Mate 360 Price: $3,200 Height: 1.5 meters Features: Acts as a personal trainer; can track (追踪) your heart rate, count steps, suggest exercise plans, and play music during workouts. Best for: Fitness lovers and people who exercise regularly. E Guard Bot Alpha Price: $5,200 Height: 1.6 meters Features: 24-hour home security (安全) monitor; watches for unusual movements, sends information to your phone, and can sound an alarm; works day and night. Best for: Home security and peace of mind. F Chef Bot Kitchen Price: $3,800 Height: 1.3 meters Features: Has over 1,000 recipes (食谱); can cut vegetables, mix ingredients, and cook simple meals; suggests healthy recipes based on your diet needs. Best for: Busy people who love home-cooked meals but have no time to cook. 【答案】76．C 77．B 78．A 79．D 80．E 【知识点】科学技术、应用文 【导语】本文介绍了六个人形机器人型号和性能，以匹配Tom、Mary、Jack、Lily、David各自的兴趣。 76．Tom的核心需求是78岁独居爷爷的安全保障、按时服药提醒、陪伴需求。C项“专为独居老人设计，可紧急求助、提醒服药、聊天陪伴。”贴合Tom对爷爷的照护需求。 77．Mary的核心需求是练习德语的语言辅助、弟弟的数学作业辅导。B项“通过趣味游戏教授数学、语言等学科，含50+互动课程且能解答学生问题。”同时满足Mary的德语学习和弟弟的数学辅导需求。 78．Jack的核心需求是居家办公需规划日程、提醒做家务，保持生活有序。A项“可清洁房间、晨间叫醒、提醒日程，还能连接手机，适配居家办公者的日程管理和基础家务辅助需求”，完美解决Jack“忘做家务、无规划”的问题。 79．Lily的核心需求是跑步时追踪运动数据、缓解独自跑步的无聊。D项“作为私人健身教练，可追踪心率、计步，还能在运动时播放音乐。”既满足运动数据监测需求，又解决独自运动的枯燥问题，适配健身爱好者。 80．David的核心需求是外出度假时的居家安防，异常情况提醒。E项“24小时居家安全监控，检测异常动静、向手机发送信息并鸣笛报警，全天候守护家居安全。”贴合David外出度假的安防需求。 2 / 23 学科网（北京）股份有限1 / 23 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $ 抢分02 阅读理解（深圳专用） 抢分预测 抢分秘籍 抢分特训 3年考情 抢分依据 命题预测 近三年深圳中考阅读理解共20题35分，占笔试总分（75分）的46.7%，是分值最高的题型。 A篇文体趋向本土新闻报道，2025年考查深圳12岁画家黄朱青子，2024年考查医生Hunter Adams传记，2023年考查Matt搬家故事； B篇稳定为科普说明文，2025年考查黑猩猩伤口治疗研究，2024年考查海洋鱼类减少，2023年考查丁立人象棋冠军（人物说明）； C篇文体多样，2025年考查深圳人工心脏（新闻报道），2024年考查《我的阿勒泰》影视评论，2023年考查假日电影（议论文）； 阅读还原/信息匹配5题5分，2025年为世博会展馆信息匹配，2024年为教材旅游阅读还原，2023年为劳动课程信息匹配。难度递进：A篇中等、B篇中等、C篇中高、匹配题中等偏易。 深圳卷阅读理解占比近一半，是拉分关键题型，掌握正确解题技巧可在短时间内显著提分。三大抢分价值：一是本土化素材丰富（深圳少年、深圳智造），考生需熟悉本地媒体报道风格和科技类词汇；二是科普阅读占比高（B篇），考查科学词汇和逻辑推断能力；三是信息匹配题贴近生活，考查快速关键词筛选能力。细节理解题占比约60%，是得分主力；推理判断和词义猜测题是区分度题型，需重点突破。 2026年深圳卷阅读理解将继续保持“本土化+科技化”特色。 A篇预测为深圳青少年榜样故事（科创、艺术、志愿服务领域），素材来源为Shenzhen Daily； B篇预测为动物保护、气候变化或深海探索科普，考查科学阅读能力； C篇预测为深圳企业科技创新（机器人、生物医药、低空经济、人工智能），素材来源为Shenzhen Government Online； 阅读还原/信息匹配预测为研学活动、文化节、志愿服务等生活场景匹配题。难度与2025年持平，科技类词汇（artificial heart, drone, ecosystem等）需重点积累。 秘籍一：新闻报道阅读法（A/C篇） 核心考点：新闻报道采用倒金字塔结构，首段（导语）包含5W1H核心信息（who, what, when, where, why, how），必须精读；后文为细节补充。考查细节理解和推理判断能力。 解题技巧： 步骤 操作 示例（2025深圳卷A篇） 第1步 先读题干，圈出关键词（人名、数字、专有名词） 题干问“Where can you probably see this article?”→圈newspaper/magazine等 第2步 扫读原文首段，定位5W1H 首段出现“Shenzhen Daily”来源信息 第3步 对比选项，找同义转换 报纸类文章→选Newspaper 细节题做题流程： 1. 读题干，圈出问什么（时间/地点/人物/原因/方式） 2. 回原文定位（用题干关键词扫读） 3. 找到原句后，对比四个选项 4. 正确选项往往是原文的同义改写，错误选项常有三种：无中生有、张冠李戴、与原文相反 秘籍二：科普说明文阅读法（B篇） 核心考点：科普文关注“研究对象+研究方法+研究发现+研究意义”。重点读首段（引出研究对象）、各段首句（段落主旨）和结论段。考查主旨大意、细节理解和推理判断。 解题技巧： 步骤 操作 示例（2025深圳卷B篇） 第1步 读首段，确定研究对象 Chimpanzees（黑猩猩） 第2步 读各段首句，划出段落主旨 第③段首句：“Researchers also find chimpanzees can help others.” 第3步 读尾段，找研究发现/结论 “The more we learn...the more we understand how little we know” 主旨题做题流程： 1. 问段落主旨：只读该段，重点读首句和尾句 2. 问文章主旨：读首段（引入话题）+尾段（总结观点）+各段首句 3. 问最佳标题：选能覆盖全文核心内容的选项，太窄（只讲一段）或太宽（超出文章范围）的都是干扰项 秘籍三：词义猜测题——上下文线索 核心考点：利用上下文定义、对比、因果或构词法猜测词义。考查词汇量和语境理解能力。 解题技巧： 线索类型 信号词 做题方法 示例 定义线索 is, means, that is, in other words, called 等号后面的词就是答案 “A comet is a...” 对比线索 but, however, unlike, while, yet 前后语义相反，反推词义 “The weather was terrible, but we still enjoyed the trip.”→terrible与enjoyed形成对比 因果线索 because, so, therefore, thus, as a result 因果关系推断词义 “He was exhausted, so he went to bed early.”→exhausted导致早睡，意为“疲惫” 举例线索 for example, such as, like 例子归纳概括 “He enjoyed outdoor activities, such as hiking, swimming and camping.”→outdoor activities概括例子 构词线索 前缀un-/re-/dis-；后缀-less/-ful/-able 分解单词猜意思 unhappy=un(不)+happy(开心) 秘籍四：信息匹配题——关键词匹配法 核心考点：左栏为人物需求/喜好，右栏为活动/服务/展馆介绍。考查快速信息筛选和关键词匹配能力。 解题技巧： 步骤 操作 示例（2025深圳卷信息匹配） 第1步 读左栏，圈出需求关键词（like/need/want/enjoy/love/be interested in） “很喜欢中国的诗，喜欢诗仙李白”→圈“诗”“李白” 第2步 扫读右栏，标记核心信息（活动类型、服务内容） 右栏A：Tech Expo（科技）→关键词technology/robot；右栏C：TCM Culture（中医）→关键词herbs/medicine 第3步 关键词匹配，左栏需求对应右栏核心信息 “诗仙李白”→传统文化展馆 第4步 排除干扰项（每项只能用一次，先确定确定的，再推理不确定的） 如果两个需求匹配同一个选项，需重新判断 秘籍五：阅读还原（五选五）——逻辑衔接法 核心考点：五个选项选五个还原到原文，考查篇章结构理解和逻辑衔接能力。空格位置可能在段首、段中或段尾。 解题技巧： 空格位置 作用 解题方法 段首 总起句/引出话题 看下文，选能概括下文的选项 段中 衔接句/过渡句 看上文+下文，选能连接两者的选项 段尾 总结句/承上启下 看上文，选能总结或延续上文的选项 逻辑信号词速查表： 信号词 逻辑关系 做题提示 and, also, besides, moreover 并列/递进 前后语义一致或递进 but, however, although, though, yet 转折/对比 前后语义相反 because, so, therefore, thus, as a result 因果 前后是原因和结果 for example, such as, like 举例 前后是概括和具体 first, second, finally 顺序 前后是时间或步骤顺序 代词指代线索： 代词 指代对象 做题提示 it, this, that 单数名词或前面整件事 上文必须出现对应的单数名词 they, these, those 复数名词 上文必须出现对应的复数名词 such, so 前面提到的情况 上文提到某种情况 深圳卷常考考点速查表 考点类型 占比 做题步骤 常见错误 细节理解题 60% 圈关键词→回原文定位→对比选项→找同义转换 凭印象答题，不回原文确认 推理判断题 20% 定位原文→找隐含信息→抓转折词→综合推断 加入自己的主观判断 词义猜测题 10% 看上下文→找线索（定义/对比/因果）→猜词义→代入验证 只看本句，不看上下文 主旨大意题 10% 读首段+尾段+各段首句→概括→排除太窄/太宽的选项 以偏概全，选只讲一段的选项 信息匹配题 5题5分 圈左栏关键词→扫右栏信息→匹配→排除 不圈关键词，凭感觉匹配 阅读还原题 5题5分 看空格位置→找代词/连词→试选项→代入验证 不看上下文逻辑关系 抢分01 本土新闻报道·深圳少年与智造 （2026·广东深圳高级中学·模拟考试）Liu Yang is a ninth-grade student in Futian. He wrote an online post and shared his experience and knowledge about Dobot robots. I had a very exciting and unforgettable experience during the Spring Festival Holiday this year. One day, I went to Nanshan K11 Cinema with my friends to watch a movie. I was very surprised to find that a humanoid robot was working as a clerk. It was able to finish tasks such as taking cups, pouring popcorn and serving meals all by itself. When it was serving me, however, popcorn was dropped accidentally. Then it found the problem and did the work again quickly! It could work 14 hours a day and sell over 1,000 cups of popcorn. As a robot fan, I was eager to find out more about this fantastic robot. Now I have already learned a lot about this amazing robot, the Dobot Atom humanoid robot. It’s the world’s first intelligent robot that can run independently in open commercial (商业的) environments. Besides working in cinemas, Dobot robots also caught people’s attention in this year’s Spring Festival Gala. They appeared in the micro-musical “Every Beam of Light” with accurate and smooth movements, combining technology and art well. In addition, they can make coffee, write and do careful factory work such as fixing and putting parts together. Atom is a star product of Dobot, a high-tech company based in Shenzhen. Unlike traditional robots, Atom can sense, make decisions and deal with unexpected situations on its own, thanks to Dobot’s self-developed DOBOT-VLA model. With 10 years of technological development and support from Shenzhen’s industrial chain, over 90% of its key parts are independently developed. In 2026, Dobot launched the mass production of Atom robots, making preparations for robots to enter family life and bring more convenience to people. ? 1．What is the main idea of Paragraph 2 of this post? A．Liu Yang went to watch a movie. B．The Dobot Atom robot worked as a popcorn clerk in Nanshan K11 Cinema. C．The Dobot Atom robot could work 14 hours a day. D．The Dobot Atom robot could correct its mistakes quickly. 2．Which of the following statements is NOT TRUE about Dobot? A．It is a high-tech company based in Shenzhen. B．Dobot developed most of Atom’s key parts by itself. C．Dobot Atom robots have been widely used in family life. D．Dobot has been set up for at least 10 years. 3．What does the underlined phrase “mass production” in paragraph 4 probably mean? A．Producing many robots at the same time. B．Producing robots for big companies. C．Producing robots one by one carefully. D．Producing expensive robots. 4．What will the next paragraph probably discuss? A．The prices of the latest robots. B．The history of robot development. C．The difference between traditional robots and intelligent robots. D．The future use of robots in daily life. 5．Which of the following is the main topic of this post? A．Dobot Atom robots. B．Robots being widely used. C．Liu Yang’s experience in Shenzhen. D．Intelligent robots in all fields. （2026·广东深圳南山外国语集团·一模）The next big change in AI will not be a new app—it will be a new workforce. The first wave of AI worked inside computers. It could write, translate, summarize and communicate. It changed how people worked with information and made digital work faster. But a new chapter is now opening—one that moves intelligence from software into the real world. Physical AI does not just give answers. It can understand its surroundings and respond physically. It powers robots, self-driving systems, smart machines and city infrastructure (基础设施). If early AI changed how we worked with information, Physical AI will change how we make things, move things, build things and take care of things. In this change, Shenzhen—powered by the strength of the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area—holds important advantages. The city brings together hardware, production, software, supply chain, and new companies in one connected system, which makes it easy to turn ideas into products. New versions can be made quickly, and there are plenty of places to test them. These are exactly what Physical AI needs. Unlike digital AI, which is mainly about algorithms (算法), Physical AI needs a deep connection between models, sensors, parts, chips, production, and—most importantly—real-world testing. However, just putting these parts together is not enough. The success of Physical AI depends on whether it works well in real life—in other words, whether robots are affordable, reliable and safe when doing actual tasks. Shenzhen offers many different real-world environments—from factories to smart city projects—where intelligent systems can learn, grow and improve. This means deployment (投入使用) itself becomes a learning process: real use creates data, data improves performance, and better performance leads to more use. This creates a powerful cycle that rewards places able to turn research into products quickly—and in Shenzhen, robotics companies are already moving from test models to real-world products. 6．How does the writer introduce Physical AI? A．By telling a story about its invention. B．By explaining its development in China. C．By comparing it to the first wave of AI. D．By listing its main functions and features. 7．What can Physical AI do? A．It can write, translate and summarize. B．It can sense the real world and act. C．It can only work inside computers. D．It can replace all human workers. 8．What advantage does Shenzhen have for developing Physical AI? A．It has the largest number of software developers in China. B．It connects everything to turn ideas into products fast. C．It was the first city to use Physical AI in public spaces. D．It offers the lowest cost of robotic labor in the world. 9．What does the writer mean by saying “deployment itself becomes a learning process”? A．Robots improve when tested in real-world environments. B．Shenzhen has the most advanced AI learning systems. C．Learning systems are needed to control robots. D．Deployment is more important than research. 10．What’s the best title for the passage? A．The History of Artificial Intelligence B．The Difference Between AI and Robots C．How Shenzhen Became a Technology Centre D．Physical AI: From Software to the Real World （2026·广东深圳南山外国语集团·一模）On the final day of the Milan Winter Olympics, Gu Ailing successfully kept her crown in the women’s freestyle skiing halfpipe event. This victory added to her earlier achievements-two silver medals in slopestyle and big air just days before. At only 22 years old, Gu has become the female freestyle skier with the most Olympic medals in history. “I’m really proud of what I’ve achieved. It still feels unreal to me,” Gu said. “Winning six medals in six events is just incredible.” Gu arrived in Livigno without having trained in the halfpipe for two months. She described her decision to compete in all three events as “a big risk”. She explained, “There was a chance that everything could go wrong and I would end up with nothing. But to me, trying matters more than winning. I will never regret trying.” Success didn’t come easy for Gu. She called 2025 “the most difficult year”. Not only did she suffer several injuries, but she also faced serious online bullying (霸凌). Still, through months of hard work, she made a strong comeback. For Gu, the medals are only part of her story. “I don’t want to be anyone’s idol (偶像). Instead, I want to be everyone’s friend,” she said. She hopes her journey can encourage more people, especially young girls, to discover the joy of winter sports. And guess what? She’s already done it. 11．How many medals did Gu win at Milan Winter Olympics? A．One. B．Two. C．Three. D．Six. 12．What does the underlined word “incredible” mean in English? A．Easy to forget. B．Hard to believe. C．Impossible to win. D．Difficult to understand. 13．Why did Gu call her decision “a big risk”? A．She might regret competing in the events. B．She might suffer more injuries in the events. C．She might win no medals in all three events. D．She might lose her chance to compete in the future. 14．What can we learn about Gu from the fourth paragraph? A．She is strong and never gives up. B．She is patient and learns from mistakes. C．She is shy and afraid of facing difficulties. D．She is kind and cares about others’ feelings. 15．What is the main idea of the last paragraph? A．Gu wants to become everyone’s idol. B．Gu thinks medals are as important as fun. C．Gu wants to make more friends in the sports world. D．Gu hopes more young girls will enjoy winter sports. 抢分02 本土文化·广府特色 （2026·广东深圳南山外国语集团·一模）Just as Peking duck is to Beijing and spicy hot pot is to Sichuan, zao cha is the soul of Guangzhou’s food culture. Recently, a set of new rules has been made about Guangzhou morning tea culture. These rules divide morning tea into “traditional” and “non-traditional” types for special protection. While these rules give legal (法律的) importance to the local morning tea tradition, they also raise a question: Why does zao cha deserve such high attention and protection in Guangzhou? The answer lies in its cultural and social values. Dating back to the Qing Dynasty, this tradition has developed its key feature: “Yizhong Liangjian (一盅两件)”, which means “one pot of tea and two dim sum dishes.” The “tea” usually refers to Pu’er or chrysanthemum tea, while the most popular dim sum dishes include shrimp dumplings, Char siu bao, Shaomai and egg tarts. “Just as some people enjoy working at a cafe, I prefer our morning tea houses. It’s my way of slowing down, and it reflects the unhurried attitude toward life,” said Liao Li, a 34-year-old local from Guangzhou. The “unhurried lifestyle” shown by zao cha has made this food tradition an important part of life for local people. Actually, the new rules aim not just to protect the dishes, but to safeguard the city’s collective (集体的) cultural memory. Not just tea and dishes, tea houses found all over the city can draw people of different backgrounds to one place. In other words, a morning tea house can serve as a social living room. “We are both retired, so joining our old friends at the tea house is our daily ‘job’ now,” said Liao Guangming, a 67-year-old retired teacher. 16．How does the writer introduce zao cha? A．By comparing it to other famous Chinese foods. B．By describing its taste and popularity. C．By telling a story about its history. D．By listing its main ingredients. 17．What is the key feature of Guangzhou morning tea culture? A．Tea houses all over the city. B．Shrimp dumplings and egg tarts. C．Pu’er tea and chrysanthemum tea. D．One pot of tea and two dim sum dishes. 18．What can be inferred from Liao Li’s words in the 4th paragraph? A．She thinks morning tea houses help people to relax. B．She prefers working at a cafe to going to tea houses. C．She believes morning tea is only for the elderly. D．She finds tea houses too crowded for her taste. 19．What role do tea houses play according to Liao Guangming? A．They are for retired people only. B．They serve as a social living room. C．They are mainly for tourists to visit. D．They offer the cheapest food in the city. 20．In which part of the newspaper can we see the passage? A．Science & Technology B．Food & Stories C．Culture & Lifestyle D．Business & Economy （2026·广东深圳福田区石厦学校·一模） Imagine watching a live opera performance not in a grand theater, but right on your phone. That’s what’s happening in China today, as traditional arts meet modern technology. According to the China Association of Performing Arts, nearly 500 national and local art troupes （剧团） have joined Douyin, a popular short-video app. Over 6,000 performers are now bringing their shows to a whole new audience online. Since 2023, more than 81.9 million livestreams （直播） have been broadcast （播出）—that’s about 830 shows every single day! “Online performances haven’t split our audience; they’ve made it larger,” said Pan Yan from the association. “Livestreams help attract new viewers, many of whom later come to enjoy live shows in theaters.” The China National Opera House is a good example. Opera is a beautiful art form that combines music, drama, and poetry. But for many young people, it can feel hard to understand. To change this, the opera house started livestreaming in 2024. Its artists began singing popular songs like The Moon Represents My Heart in a classical style. This creative mix caught people’s attention. By 2025, the Opera House had broadcast over 2,600 live shows, with more than 30 million views. Some streams even offered behind-the-scenes tours before big performances. Viewers were surprised and excited that opera could be so clear. One person commented, “So opera is understandable after all—it’s really touching!” The success in Beijing has inspired other cities, including Shenzhen. Local art groups here are now exploring ways to use livestreaming to share Cantonese opera and other traditional arts with younger audiences. The digital stage is opening doors—and hearts. 21．How many livestreams are on Douyin each day on average? A．About 500. B．About 830. C．About 2,600. D．About 30 million. 22．What does the underlined word “split” in paragraph 3 most probably mean? A．Increased. B．Changed. C．Divided. D．Repeated. 23．What did the China National Opera House do to attract young people? A．They built modern theaters in big cities. B．They sang pop songs in a classical style online. C．They invited famous pop stars to perform with them. D．They offered free tickets to students and young people. 24．What does the viewer’s comment in paragraph 5 suggest? A．The viewer used to find opera hard to understand. B．The viewer was surprised by the number of shows. C．The viewer enjoyed watching operas in theaters. D．The viewer prefers online shows to live ones. 25．What is the main idea of the passage? A．Young people are hard to be attracted by traditional arts. B．Traditional arts are finding new audiences through livestreaming. C．Douyin has become an important platform for art troupes. D．The China National Opera House sets a good example. 抢分03 人物故事·成长励志 （2026·广东深圳外国语学校·阶段性评估）“Please, Mum, can we get a piano?” Ella asked. Kathy felt worried. She knew it would be a perfect birthday gift-Ella wanted to be a songwriter. But she was working three jobs just to make ends meet. She wanted her teenage daughter to have what she herself had missed. As a child, Kathy loved piano, but had to give up the lessons when her parents’ business failed. Luckily, a couple in their neighbourhood were giving away an old piano. Kathy had it moved to their home. To Kathy’s joy, Ella played every day. But as months passed, the practice grew shorter. Then one day, Ella stopped. “It’s harder than I thought,” she said. “Now, I want to be a fashion model.” The piano was sold to pay for modeling classes in London. Kathy was sorry to see it go.“It’s just a piano. Mum,” Ella said. It found its way to Delia. She played every morning for a local dance school. The piano gave her a new life after her retirement (退休). When she had to move to New Zealand, she found it a new home with a community project that placed instruments in public spaces for everyone to play. Years passed. Ella became a successful model and would no longer need Kathy’s support. One evening, Kathy walked past an underground station. There stood her old piano! A child was playing happily. Then an old man took his turn, playing lively music. Even hurried passers-by stopped to listen. Kathy stood still, watching. “The piano holds a key-not to a door, but to happiness,” a gentleman beside her said. “It’s magical how music brings people together.” “Yes,” Kathy agreed. “Music makes the world a better place.” “Do you play an instrument?” he asked. Kathy looked at the piano. For years, she had worked for others, having little time and money for herself. “I used to,” she said and added with a smile, “and I will again.” Kathy finally got her own key to happiness. 26．What made Kathy worried at the beginning of the story? A．Her parents’ business failed. B．Her daughter missed a lesson. C．She didn’t have enough money. D．She was too busy to buy a gift. 27．How did Kathy probably feel when she sold the piano? A．Sad. B．Angry. C．Relaxed. D．Hopeful. 28．Where did Kathy see the piano again? A．At Delia’s place. B．In New Zealand. C．In a local dance school. D．At an underground station. 29．Why did Kathy say “and I will again”? A．Because she would get the piano back. B．Because the gentleman gave her courage. C．Because she could now care about herself. D．Because she hoped to make the world better. 30．What would be the best title for the passage? A．A Gift from Mum B．A Beautiful Piano C．The Magic of Music D．The Key to Happiness （2026·广东深圳育才教育集团·学情自测）About a week later, Eva seemed much better. She started to play in the garden again, laughing like before. Her father was hopeful and happy, but Miss Ophelia and the doctor were not so sure—and neither was Eva herself. One afternoon, her father called her over with a gift. “You’re getting better now, aren’t you, dear?” he asked gently, holding her hand. Eva looked at him and began to cry. “Papa, I’m going to leave you soon. I have things I want to tell you before I get weaker.” He held her close. “Don’t say that. You’re just tired from the illness.” “No, Papa. I’m not sad for myself, but for you—and for our slaves (奴隶). They love me and they are so kind to me. I wish they could all be free.” “Don’t you think we treat them well?” he asked. “Yes, but what will happen to them if something happens to you? Some people buy husbands but not wives, or mothers but not their children. They separate families. Papa, when I’m gone, will you try to set them free?” St. Clare held her tighter (更紧地). “You’re all I have in the world. I’ll do anything you ask.” “Promise me Tom will be free.” “I promise, my dear child.” Too weak to walk now, Eva asked her father to help carry her to bed. He lifted her gently, rocked (摇晃) her in his arms, and sang softly until she fell asleep. ——Adapted from Uncle Tom’s Cabin 31．What can we know about Miss Ophelia and the doctor from Paragraph 1? A．They thought Eva needed more outdoor activities. B．They were more worried about Eva than her father was. C．They disagreed with each other about Eva’s health condition. D．They were happy to believe Eva was completely out of danger. 32．Why did Eva cry when her father gave her a gift? A．She was not satisfied with the present he gave her. B．She missed playing in the garden with other children. C．She was angry that he didn’t understand her feelings. D．She felt sad because she knew she wouldn’t get well. 33．What does the underlined sentence imply? A．Eva cared more about others than herself. B．Eva was angry at her father and the slaves. C．Eva thought her father caused her illness. D．Eva wanted everyone to feel sorry for her. 34．What promise did Eva ask her father to make? A．To take her to see Tom one last time. B．To let Tom go free after her death. C．To buy both Tom’s wife and children. D．To give Tom a better job on the farm. 35．What is the best title of this passage? A．A Father’s Selfless Love. B．Life in the Great Palace. C．The Promise of Freedom. D．Eva’s Wish for Being Alive. 抢分04 科普说明文·科学研究 （2026·广东深圳外国语学校·阶段性评估） Tomatoes and French fries make a tasty pair. But the connection between tomatoes and potatoes may go beyond making a good meal. Huang Sanwen and his team recently carried out a study. They found the “parents” of the potato, which showed a surprisingly close relationship between the two plants. Scientists already knew that tomatoes and potatoes were each other’s closest living relatives. So, Huang and his team took a closer look at their genes (基因). They discovered that tomato plants interbred with a potato-like plant called Etuberosum about 9 million years ago. As a result, the modern potato plant came into being, with the tomato as its “mother” and Etuberosum as its “father”. However, Huang had another question: Why did only the potato develop underground parts-tubers (块茎), but its “parents” did not? It turned out that the mix of genes from the tomato and Etuberosum caused the potato plant to develop tubers. The genes from the tomato controlled when tubers grew, and the genes from Etuberosum controlled how big tubers grew. Without genes from either “parent”, no tuber could develop. These findings can help scientists find ways to make the potato plant stronger and better. The study also shows how different plants can be unexpectedly connected. Next time you eat potatoes, Huang adds, “thank a tomato.” 36．Why does the author mention “tomatoes and French fries”? A．To suggest a good meal. B．To tell an interesting story. C．To show their different tastes. D．To lead in the topic of the article. 37．According to paragraph 2, how did Huang and his team make the discovery? A．They studied genes of some plants. B．They grew a large number of potatoes. C．They watched the growth of the potato. D．They looked for the relatives of the tomato. 38．What does the underlined word “interbred” in paragraph 2 mean? A．Survived together. B．Disappeared together. C．Made changes together. D．Produced young together. 39．What can we learn from Paragraph 3? A．Both the tomato and Etuberosum plants have tubers. B．The “parents” of the potato plant have similar genes. C．The genes from the tomato decide the size of the potato tubers. D．The genes from both “parents” are necessary for tubers to form. 40．What is the main idea of the last paragraph? A．The value of Huang’s study. B．The ways of growing potatoes. C．The reasons for doing the study. D．The necessity of thanking potatoes. （2026·广东深圳高级中学·模拟考试）① A popular saying goes, “One person’s junk is another person’s treasure.” There certainly is some truth in it. Rather than using paint, ink or other traditional materials, many artists are turning to discarded (废弃的) materials to create their artwork. ② It’s a well-known fact that artists have been using discarded resources for a long time. One of the reasons for this is that traditional art resources such as paint, clay and metal can be extremely expensive. Another reason is that some artists want to bring attention to the fact that people throw away a lot of perfectly useful items. ③ Artists may seem avant-garde (前卫的) by using garbage as the material for their artwork. For example, most people wouldn’t think that a plastic bag would have an artistic purpose. However, some artists have shown photos of breathtaking landscapes and ocean surfaces created using only plastic bags. And something called “auto-destructive art” is another example. The idea has existed since the 1960s. This means that an object doesn’t start out as art. It becomes beautiful as it breaks or becomes old and worn. If you have seen broken glass, you can understand this idea better. ④ Some artists just want to create something that will make people think about important problems. One popular theme in art is the importance of reducing environmental waste. A few years ago, A large work of art called World of Litter received international attention. The artist, Peter Singer, created a huge globe that floated on water. It was bigger than some of the local boats! Singer created it by collecting hundreds of bottles and other forms of plastic waste. ⑤ The discarded materials make beautiful artwork. Besides, they provide hope for the future by bringing about environmental awareness. 41．Why do artists use discarded materials to create art according to Paragraph 2? A．All traditional art materials cost too much. B．They want to sell their art at higher prices. C．Traditional art materials are hard to get. D．They want to remind people not to waste useful things. 42．Which of the following is an example of “auto-destructive art”? A．An old famous painting that is kept in a museum. B．A bottle filled with beans on a new table. C．A broken bicycle in a yard with plants growing around it. D．A picture of a tree. 43．According to the passage, which of the following may be one of the reasons that Peter Singer created World of Litter? A．To create a tool for water transportation. B．To collect plastic bottles. C．To raise awareness about environmental waste. D．To make himself become famous. 44．Which of the following best describes the structure of the passage? A．①②→③④→⑤ B．①→②③④→⑤ C．①→②③→④⑤ D．①②③→④→⑤ 45．What is the purpose of this passage? A．To inform about discarded materials being used for art. B．To share the idea that garbage makes better art. C．To call on people to fight against pollution. D．To teach the readers to make art out of garbage. （2026·广东深圳外国语学校·阶段性评估）Some people think they will not be influenced by advertisements. They might not have heard of the “mere exposure effect”(单纯曝光效应)—the more one is exposed to something, the easier it is for him or her to like it. There are two main explanations for the effect. The first is certainty. Our minds naturally learn to be careful around new things that could possibly harm us. If we see something repeatedly without bad results, we are led to believe it is safe. The second is perceptual fluency (知觉流畅性). We naturally prefer simple things that require little thought. Tasks like understanding something new take lots of attention and time, so we try to avoid them. Robert Zajonc, discoverer of the effect, tested how a group of people reacted to a set of disordered shapes. The shapes changed so quickly that it was impossible to notice that some were repeated. When the people were asked which shapes they liked most, they chose those that they had seen the most often, even though they were not aware of that. According to the effect, it takes about 15 repetitions for a person to develop maximum (最大限度) preference for a product. However, the effect does not work on everyone in the same way. If the exposure is too often, people get annoyed. Also, when people don’t like a product at first, repetition can make them dislike it more. Now tell me what you think about ads. If mere exposure can create preferences that we are not aware of, should we be alarmed or forbid all the ads? Perhaps the point is not whether to forbid ads but how to help ourselves understand the influence of ads and make smarter choices. 46．According to paragraph 2, why do people prefer repeated things? A．Because they usually bring good results. B．Because they help people understand better. C．Because they seem safer and need less effort. D．Because people enjoy thinking hard about them. 47．In Zajonc’s study, what caused people’s preference for certain shapes? A．Personal tastes in art and beauty. B．People’s first sight of the shapes. C．The order in which the shapes appeared. D．The number of times people saw the shapes. 48．According to the passage, which of the charts best shows the mere exposure effect? A． B． C． D． 49．What is the purpose of the last paragraph? A．To attack the advertising industry. B．To introduce a new research topic. C．To advise the government to forbid ads. D．To call for awareness of the effect of ads. 50．In which part of a magazine can you find this article? A．Stories. B．Science. C．Business. D．Education. 抢分05 阅读还原·五选五 （2026·广东深圳高级中学·模拟考试）How are you feeling right now? Bored? Worried? Interested? Angry? Lonely?… 51 But recent scientific research actually says this might not be completely true. A group of scientists at the University of Glasgow say that people only experience four basic feelings: sad, happy, angry and afraid. 52 So if you feel worried or nervous, that’s fear. If you are relaxed or excited, that’s happiness. If you are bored or lonely, that’s sadness. Many scientists also say that people all over the world can see these feelings in the faces of the people around them. 53 Our faces show our feelings so clearly that even some animals know how we feel. Scientists say that horses can identify happy or angry faces and can even recognize these feelings on the faces of strangers. 54 Animal expert Carl Safina believes that other animals experience many of the same feelings people have. He explains that dogs, elephants, and even whales show their feelings and understand the feelings of other animals. For example, elephants love meeting their friends and become very sad when a friend or family member dies. Understanding feelings is important. In fact, it’s so important that people’s faces usually tell others exactly how they feel. 55 So when you need to talk about something important, try to have a face-to-face conversation — or at least a video chat. A．We can use this information to make communication easier. B．In fact, we are so good at it that we can easily understand the feelings on the face of a cartoon. C．We feel so many different things, so feelings can seem very hard to understand. D．People around the world have many different ways to show their feelings. E．All of the other feelings we describe are really part of them. F．It’s not just horses that recognize human emotions. （2026·广东深圳外国语学校·阶段性评估）阅读下面短文，并从六个句子中选择五个还原到原文中，使原文的意思完整、连贯。 Running is a great way to get in shape and just about everyone can do it. However, new runners often make a number of common mistakes, which may have bad effects on their training or even the body. If you’re just starting out, avoid doing these things. 56 Doing too much too soon One of the biggest mistakes new runners make is doing too much too soon. This may cause you to get hurt and force you to take time off. 57 The key is to increase your distance step by step. Not taking rest days Beginners might think they need to run every day to meet their fitness or weight-loss goals. However, this couldn’t be further from the truth. 58 So it’s important to give your body a rest. Not wearing the right equipment (装备) 59 However, it’s important that you dress properly. The most important piece of equipment is a good pair of running shoes. So do some research before you visit a shoe store and be sure to find a suitable pair. Running through pain Running can be uncomfortable at times. 60 Remember: It doesn’t make you less of a runner if you listen to your body to keep it healthy. A．It’s important not to go to the same place to train. B．Running too often can be really hard on your body. C．This may increase your chances of running success. D．You don’t need expensive sportswear to take up running. E．If you don’t feel well, you need to stop and treat the pain. F．You can reduce that risk by starting a training program slowly. （2026·广东深圳南山外国语集团·一模）以下是一则短文。请阅读短文，并从下列的六个句子中选择五个还原到原文中，使原文的意思完整、连贯，并在答题卡上将相应的字母编号涂黑。 Green up your study room I’ve always been a fan of bringing nature indoors, especially when it comes to my study room. 61 Let’s start greening up our spaces together. 62 They can take in harmful chemicals and give out oxygen through their leaves. This helps reduce headaches and tiredness. Studies show that being around plants can lower stress and help us work better. Then you have to choose the right plants for your room. Think about the space, light, and temperature in your room. Pick plants that can grow well in your conditions. 63 If you are busy or new to plant care, choose low-maintenance (易养护的) plants that are easy to look after. How to organize your plants is also important. If your room is small, use vertical (垂直的) space. Put up shelves or use plant stands. Hanging planters or wall-mounted holders are also great choices. A well-designed plant corner can make your study space more pleasant. 64 To truly enjoy your indoor garden, you need to take good care of your green friends. Regular pruning (修剪) and cleaning can help your plants grow better. 65 And use insecticide (杀虫剂) the right way to keep your plants healthy. Now, welcome the power of nature in your study room—you won’t regret it! A．Remember to check them often. B．I’ll share my experience with you. C．Some plants require more sunshine. D．Indoor plants are known to clean the air. E．Your lifestyle also matters when choosing plants. F．You can also choose pots in different colours to show your taste. 抢分06 信息匹配·生活应用 （2026·广东深圳外国语学校·阶段性评估）下面的材料A~F分别是六门校本课程的宣传，请根据五位学生的需求选出最适合他们的课程。 66 Simon has a talent for building models. His love for model-building drives him to learn more knowledge and skills. 67 Kevin is crazy about technology and wishes to develop a home-care robot that can provide help and companionship for his grandpa. 68 Raymond shows a strong interest in art and admires the genius Leonardo da Vinci. He dreams of becoming a painter himself one day. 69 Mandy has a good eye for beauty and loves recording valuable moments in life. She wishes to take amazing pictures during family trips. 70 Brian loves to think outside the box. For his upcoming play in the English Festival, he hopes to create coloured smoke to add a dramatic effect. A．First Aid TrainingWhat do you know about the things in the survival tool box? Attend this course to learn how to use them. B．Robotic Science Have fun building and creating robots! Join our robot design workshops and you will learn engineering in an interesting way. C． Block Building Prepare to build your favourite models. Projects of Star Wars and Jurassic Park will be offered and instructions will be given. D．Photography Fun Expect to take a wonderful photo or shoot a video on your own? Come and learn the photography skills with different cameras. E. Arts and 3-D Printing Want to be an artist? Come and create your artworks! You can learn CAD drawing and 3-D printing and even create your own painting. F. Chemical Magic Get ready for a “magical” lab experience! The course includes the basics of chemistry and physics. Enjoy making coloured fire, hot ice, purple smoke and more. （2026·广东深圳高级中学·模拟考试）学校用“每周半天计划”的时间开展英语阅读的活动。假如你是阅读推广大使，请你根据以下同学的实际情况为他们推荐适合他们阅读的英语读物或者文学作品。 71 . Lily loves stories full of mysteries and surprises. She enjoys trying to find out the truth by herself. 72 . Tom is interested in historical events and wants to learn about ancient countries. He likes to find out about the past. 73 . Lucy wants to improve her English and learn something about the outside world by reading for about 20 minutes a day. 74 . Mike likes to read books about the unknown world in the future. 75 . Amy enjoys funny stories that can make her laugh out loud. Reading humorous stories helps her relax and feel happy after a long day at school. A．21st Century TeensIt is an English newspaper for teenagers, which covers hot news, school life, science, culture and sports. By reading it, students can learn new words, improve English skills and learn more about the world.B．The Da Vinci Code Written by American writer Dan Brown, The Da Vinci Code is a story with mysteries hidden in art and history, keeping readers guessing till the end.C． Reading Explorer (short for RE) It is a set of English reading textbooks published by National Geographic Learning. It has 6 levels from Foundations to Level 5, suitable for students from primary school to high school to improve their listening, speaking, reading and writing skills.D．The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy The book was written by Douglas Adams from Britain. It’s a funny story about space adventures, filled with humorous dialogues.E. The Mummy The book tells about ancient Egyptian secrets, bringing history and mystery together.F. Foundation It is a science-fiction series exploring future human life and new technologies. The first book was published in 1951 as the first of the “Foundation Trilogy” from 1951-1953. （2026·广东深圳南山外国语集团·一模）下面A-F是六个人形机器人型号和性能介绍，请从5个人的需求描述中选出他们最感兴趣的机器人，并在答题卡上将相应的字母编号涂黑。 76 Tom: My grandfather is 78 and lives by himself. I’m worried about his safety and often think if he’s taken his medicine on time. Is there something that could keep him company and help him when needed? 77 Mary: I’ve just started learning German, but it’s hard to find someone to practise with. Also, my little brother needs help with his maths homework. 78 Jack: I work from home, so my schedule is busy but flexible (灵活的). The problem is, I often forget to do housework. I need something to keep me organized. 79 Lily: I love running, but I want to know more about my performance, like how many calories I burn and whether my heart rate is normal. Also, I get bored running alone. 80 David: My family is going on a vacation next month, and I’m worried about leaving our house empty. I want something that can watch over our home and let us know if anything unusual happens. A Robo Buddy 3000 Price: $2,999 Height: 1.2 meters Features: Can clean rooms, wake you up in the morning, and remind you of your schedule; connects to your smartphone. Best for: Daily home help and personal assistant (助手) tasks. B Edu Bot Pro Price: $1,599 Height: 0.8 meters Features: Teaches maths, science, and languages through fun games; comes with 50+ interactive (交互的) lessons; can answer students’ questions. Best for: Children aged 5-12 and home schooling. C Care Friend X2 Price: $4,500 Height: 1.4 meters Features: Designed for the elderly; can call for help in emergencies, remind users to take medicine, and chat to keep them company; has easy-to-use touch screen. Best for: Senior citizens living alone D Sport Mate 360 Price: $3,200 Height: 1.5 meters Features: Acts as a personal trainer; can track (追踪) your heart rate, count steps, suggest exercise plans, and play music during workouts. Best for: Fitness lovers and people who exercise regularly. E Guard Bot Alpha Price: $5,200 Height: 1.6 meters Features: 24-hour home security (安全) monitor; watches for unusual movements, sends information to your phone, and can sound an alarm; works day and night. Best for: Home security and peace of mind. F Chef Bot Kitchen Price: $3,800 Height: 1.3 meters Features: Has over 1,000 recipes (食谱); can cut vegetables, mix ingredients, and cook simple meals; suggests healthy recipes based on your diet needs. Best for: Busy people who love home-cooked meals but have no time to cook. 2 / 23 学科网（北京）股份有限1 / 23 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $