题型5 读写综合-A.回答问题（考情分析+模拟演练）-【备战中考】2026年中考英语题型突（广东省卷专用）

**基本信息** 聚焦广东中考英语读写综合回答问题，构建“考情-方法-演练”三维体系，通过四步解题流程与疑问词分类技巧提升信息处理与语言表达能力。 **专项设计** |模块|题量/典例|方法提炼|知识逻辑| |----|-----------|----------|----------| |考情分析|3年考情对比|归纳细节理解题高频考点，突出跨学科与思辨性|从真题数据提炼命题规律，明确能力考查方向| |解题方法|12类疑问词+2类选择疑问句|四步解题法（找-画-答-查），疑问词对应答题规范，选择疑问句结构分析|按疑问类型构建解题模型，实现从理解到表达的逻辑转换| |模拟演练|12篇（含图表/跨文化主题）|结合考情设计时代性语篇，强化技巧迁移应用|从单一技能训练到综合能力提升，形成完整备考闭环|

【备战中考】2026年中考英语题型突（广东省卷专用） 题型5 读写综合-回答问题（考情分析+模拟演练） 考情分析 广东中考英语的读写综合分为两个部分。A(回答问题)主要考查学生分析问题、理解信息、处理和加工信息的能力。文章体裁不限，要求学生在阅读文章后，能根据文章所提供的信息回答5个问题，提问方式以特殊疑问句为主，也会涉及选择疑问句。 年份 类别 2025年 2024年 2023年 语篇类型 议论文(非连续性文本) 说明文 说明文 主题语境 关于虚拟参观博物馆与实地参观博物馆的讨论 同伴阅读 梦境研究 词数 234 246 230 ★分析 与2023年及2024年相比，2025年的语篇主题聚焦“虚拟参观博物馆与实地参观博物馆”的对比，探讨文化体验中科技方式与传统方式的优劣，引导学生思考传统文化的感知方式，具有时代性和思辨性，并且结合饼状图和四个不同的读者评论，体现跨学科元素。 考点 76 how many 询问数量(细节理解题，读取图表数据) what询问定义(细节理解题) who 询问人物(细节理解题) 77 选择疑问句询问个人偏好(细节理解题，理解原文进行判断) how询问方式(细节理解题，转换原文信息) when 询问时间(细节理解题) 78 what 询问观点(细节理解题) how long 询问时长(细节理解题，转换原文信息) where 询问位置(细节理解题) 79 why 询问原因(细节理解题) why 询问原因(细节理解题) what 询问信息(细节理解题) 80 what 询问感受(细节理解题) what 询问益处(细节理解题) 选择疑问句询问信息(细节理解题) ★分析 除2024年考查了5个特殊疑问句外，2023年和2025年的题目均由4个特殊疑问句和1个选择疑问句构成。2025年主要考查学生获取文章细节信息、读懂饼图数字含义以及分析提炼观点的能力。 解题步骤 一、找:找出疑问词(词组)、句型以及问题中的关键词，理解题目询问的内容 二、画:寻读文章，在文中画出对应的答题信息 三、答:用完整的句子或其简单形式作答，注意信息转换(注意代词、动词时态、主动与被动语态的转换等)及语法正确 四、查:检查书写规范 技法点拨 技法1 问题为特殊疑问句时，根据常考疑问词(词组)的意义及用法，转述原文信息，确定答题内容和形式。 常 考 疑 问 词 疑问词 意义及用法 答题技巧 what(+名词) 意为“什么”，询问事物、概念、观点、活动等 回答具体名词、动名词短语或描述性的具体内容 which 意为“哪一个/些”，询问特定范围内的选择 名词、介词短语等选择的具体内容 who 意为“谁”，询问人 回答具体人名或身份 when 意为“什么时候”，询问时间 回答介词(at/ on/ in/ during)+时间 where 意为“哪里”，询问地点 回答介词+地点 why 意为“为什么”，询问原因 用“Because...”或表目的的动词不定式短语作答 how 意为“怎样，如何”，询问方式、程度、状态等 回答方式(by doing…)、感受或评价 常 考 疑 问 词 组/ 句 型 疑问词组/句型 意义及用法 答题技巧 how often 意为“多久一次”，询问频率 回答频度副词或频率短语 how long 意为“多长”，询问①时间段；②物体长度 ①回答“(for+)时间段”或 It takes/ take/ took(+ sb.)+时间段(+ to do sth.)②具体长度 how old 意为“多大了”，询问年龄 回答“数字+ years/ months old” how far 意为“多远”，询问距离 回答“数字+长度单位” how many 意为“多少”，询问可数名词的数量 回答具体数字(+名词) how much 意为“多少”，询问不可数名词的量或价格 回答量词或金额 What do... think of...?/ What do... feel like? 意为“认为/感觉怎么样”，询问观点态度或者感受 用表达看法、观点及感受的陈述句作答 技法2 问题为选择疑问句时，分析选择疑问句的结构和备选项，根据原文内容选择其中一项作答。选择疑问句通常有两种结构： 1.一般疑问句(包含备选项A)+or+备选项B? 2.特殊疑问句+逗号(，)+备选项A+or+备选项B? 【注意】回答此类问题时，要从问句所给的备选项中选择一个作答，不能用 yes或 no来回答。 模拟演练 （1） What should you do when you can’t find the time to do a long workout (锻炼)? Have you heard of exercise snacks? Exercise snacks are a popular new short-time way for people to stay fit. Instead of spending hours on the playground, people break that “large meal” into exercise “snacks”. These exercise snacks can last anywhere from 20 seconds to 2 minutes. Then you can have a rest for 30 minutes to 4 hours before another snack. It is reported that exercise snacks can be as useful as traditional exercise methods. Just three exercise snacks a day can benefit your physical health. Besides that, there are lots of other benefits. Your concentration (专注力) and creativity can get better, and you can become more productive (有效益的). Also, “snacking” throughout the day stops you from sitting too long. There are so many acceptable exercise snacks, like doing sit-ups, jumping rope or running up and down some stairs. But for those who don’t know where to start, here are some helpful exercise choices: •Exercise like lifting weights will satisfy your needs. If you don’t keep weights at your office, you can lift full water bottles. •Squats (深蹲): move your body as if to sit down while keeping your back straight. Five to ten of these should make a good snack. •For those who don’t like traditional exercise, simply pick a lively song and start dancing. It’ll make for a fun workout. What are you waiting for? Let’s get moving. Your body will thank you for it! 1．What are exercise snacks according to the passage? __________________________________________ 2．Do exercise snacks last for at least 20 seconds or for at least 30 minutes? __________________________________________ 3．What can people lift if they don’t keep weights at their office? __________________________________________ 4．How many squats are suggested for a good exercise snack? __________________________________________ 5．What will happen to your body if you get moving? __________________________________________ （2） Huang Qian is a 28-year-old model. She keeps her slim body shape by going to the gym and following a strict diet. Eight months ago, she added baduanjin (八段锦) to her daily exercise. Baduanjin is a traditional Chinese fitness exercise. It is easy to practice because it only has eight steps that improve body and mind. Besides, it doesn’t need much space or time. When Huang first saw baduanjin on TV, she thought it was only for the old. But since she had health problems and was told doing baduanjin could help, she decided to give it a try. Now, Huang practices it for half an hour every morning. She says it does help her relax and feel full of energy. Like Huang, nowadays, a great number of young people, including students and office workers, are taking up the practice of baduanjin. One of the key reasons for its rising popularity is that it helps people who suffered from viruses (病毒) before stay healthy. Second, it is easy to follow and can help people lower stress. Moreover, people can practice baduanjin at almost any time and anywhere. For example, you can practice a standing posture (姿势) by the table after sitting in front of the computer for a long time. Just like hanfu and traditional music, traditional sports are making a return to daily life. 1．How does Huang keep her slim body shape? _____________________________________________________ 2．What is baduanjin? _____________________________________________________ 3．What did Huang think of baduanjin at first? _____________________________________________________ 4．How long does Huang practice baduanjin every morning now? _____________________________________________________ 5．How many advantages of practicing baduanjin are mentioned in the passage? _____________________________________________________ （3） A Survey on Student Stress A recent survey was done in Sunshine Middle School. It asked 300 Junior Three students about their main sources of stress. The results are shown in the pie chart below. As the chart clearly shows, the biggest problem for students is study pressure. Students reported having much homework to finish every day. They also feel very tired because of the weekly tests and they worry about the exam results. Lin Tao, a 15-year-old student of Grade Nine, shared his feelings. “I always worry about my exam results,” he said. “Because if I don’t do well, I will disappoint my parents. They have high hopes for me, so I often stay up very late to study and finish all my schoolwork.” His experience is common among many of his classmates. The second biggest worry is future uncertainty. Students feel anxious because they are unsure about which high school they can enter. This important decision is a heavy weight on their minds. Competition from classmates is also a key reason. When students see others studying hard all the time, they feel they must do the same to keep up. This makes them feel they have to study all the time, with little time left for rest or fun. The good news is that the survey found some helpful ways to reduce stress. Most students agreed that talking to others, like friends, parents or teachers, is very useful. Doing physical exercise, such as playing basketball or running, is also a great way to feel better. Finding these healthy ways to relax is very important for students’ mental health and happiness. 1．What is the biggest problem for students? _____________________________________________________ 2．Why does Lin Tao feel nervous about his exam results? _____________________________________________________ 3．How many students are worried about future uncertainty? _____________________________________________________ 4．Does future uncertainty or competition from classmates make students study all the time? ________________ 5．What are the two ways of reducing the students’ stress according to the survey? _____________________________________________________ （4） Safer Internet Day is on the second Tuesday of February every year. On this day, people in around 170 countries take part in activities to try to make the Internet become a safer place for teenagers. We can use the Internet to learn new things, call family members who live far away, chat with friends, listen to music, watch videos and play games. But there may be some dangers when we are online. For example, online bullying (欺凌) is when someone uses the Internet to make another person feel bad, often with bad messages on social media. Online bullying can happen in games too, when players post unkind messages in the chat box. Here are some tips on how to stay safe online. If you see something online that makes you afraid or worried, or if you know that someone is bullied, tell parents, teachers or another adult who you trust. Don’t meet people who you only know online. The people you meet online may not be the same as they really are. It’s dangerous to go to meet them in real life. Don’t believe everything you read online! Not everything online is true. When you look for information, make sure that you use a website you can trust. And only share things with your friends if you know that they are true. 1．When is the Safer Internet Day every year? ______________________________________________ 2．What danger is mentioned in Paragraph 2? ______________________________________________ 3．How many tips are there to keep safe online in the passage? ______________________________________________ 4．Who can teenagers tell if they know someone is being bullied? ______________________________________________ 5．Why can’t teenagers believe everything they read online? ______________________________________________ （5） As Grade Nine students, we are as busy as bees. Every day, we have to spend a great deal of time studying new knowledge, so we barely (几乎不) have any spare time to develop our hobbies.Luckily, we still get a chance to relax. Each Wednesday afternoon, we have a free class, where we can engage (参与) in whatever activities we enjoy. So every Wednesday morning, we' re all counting down the minutes until the last class ends. It was a Wednesday. As soon as the final bell rang, all of us were filled with excitement and dashed out of (冲出) the classroom. Rope jumping was Lucy and Lily's favorite sport. They aimed to take part in the rope jumping competition, so they practiced repeatedly to ensure they could win.Tom and Jim dreamed of becoming professional runners. They pushed themselves to run as fast as possible to turn their dreams into reality. John and Sam just wanted to relax—— they were playing games on the slide. I liked reading most, so I took out a book and enjoyed it under the shade of a tree.Our teacher, Mr. Li, stood in front of the teaching building, observing us and offering help whenever necessary. All of us participated in different activities and had a wonderful time. 1．Why do the students have no time to develop their hobbies? ____________________________________________________ 2．When is the free class? ____________________________________________________ 3．What was Lucy and Lily's favorite sport? ____________________________________________________ 4．Who wanted to be professional runners? ____________________________________________________ 5．Where was Mr. Li? ____________________________________________________ （6） In the past two years, Unitree robots have brought wonderful surprises to the CCTV Spring Festival Gala. From Yang BOT in 2025 to Wu BOT in 2026, they have shown the great progress of Chinese technology and perfectly combined traditional culture with modern science and technology. In 2025, the Yang BOT show directed by Zhang Yimou became a hit. Sixteen robots wore colorful jackets and twisted yangko neatly with dancers. They could even spin handkerchiefs and catch them accurately, showing their amazing flexibility. It was the world’s first large-scale fully AI-driven humanoid robot performance. In 2026, the Wu BOT show took it to a new level. These robots performed martial arts with students from Tagou Martial Arts School. They did difficult moves like backflips, sword plays and drunken fist neatly. Some 1.8-meter-tall robots wore red robes and looked just like real martial arts masters. They even completed high-dynamic moves while running, which was a global first. From Yang BOT’s soft yangko to Wu BOT’s powerful martial arts, these robots won loud applause. They not only show China’s rapid tech development but also help spread Chinese traditional culture. For us students, they let us feel the charm of technology and the joy of the Spring Festival deeply. 1．When did the Yang Bot show become a hit? ____________________________________________ 2．How many Unitree robots performed in the Yang BOT show? ____________________________________________ 3．Who performed martial arts with Wu BOT? ____________________________________________ 4．What difficult moves did the Wu BOT robots perform? ____________________________________________ 5．Why did the Unitree robots win loud applause? ____________________________________________ （7） Artificial intelligence is no longer just an idea for the future. It is now part of our daily lives, mixing technology with tradition. A perfect example is the 2025 Spring Festival Gala, where robots with AI technology performed the traditional Yangko dance. The performance impressed billions of people around the world. Dressed in bright costumes, they moved smoothly to folk music, combining ancient culture with modern changes. Engineers trained these robots using motion sensors (运动传感器) and deep learning to copy human dance steps. This performance showed how AI can protect cultural heritage while making people happy. Behind such achievements is DeepSeek, a Chinese company that develops useful AI tools. For example, their systems help farmers predict weather to protect crops and create educational apps to make learning fun for students. DeepSeek also focuses on “green AI” to reduce energy waste in smart homes, such as automatically adjusting (自动调整) lights and temperature. These efforts prove that technology can solve actual problems while caring for the environment. AI also plays a role in schools, hospitals, and communities. It helps teachers design study plans and helps doctors analyze (分析) medical data for faster diagnoses (诊断), and keeps public areas safe through smart cameras. However, AI is not here to replace humans. While robots can cook meals, people’s love makes life warm and happy. Similarly, AI can write stories, but teachers encourage students to create new ideas. As AI grows, we must use it wisely. More importantly, we should think carefully and avoid misusing AI. By balancing new ideas with responsibility, humans and machines can create a better world together. 1．How many people were impressed by the performance? ____________________________________________ 2．How did engineers train the robots to perform Yangko? ____________________________________________ 3．Who benefits from DeepSeek’s weather prediction tools? ____________________________________________ 4．What is DeepSeek’s “green AI” technology used to do? ____________________________________________ 5．Why is AI helpful to teachers? ____________________________________________ （8） The lion dance is a traditional dance in China. It is performed by two dancers in lion costumes (服装). With the loud music of drums, one dancer shakes the lion’s head while the other moves the lion’s body. The lion dance is usually performed at Chinese traditional festivals, such as Chinese New Year. Known as the king of all animals, the lion stands for power. People think the lion is a symbol of good luck and it can drive away evils (邪恶). That’s why many Chinese have two stone lions in front of their houses. There are two main types of lion dance in China: northern lion dance and southern lion dance. The northern lion dance is popular in Northern China, such as in Beijing, Hebei, and Shanxi. A common lion dance performance in northern styles usually appears as a family, with two large “adult” lions and a pair of small “young lions”. Southern lion dance comes from Guangdong Province. It is popular in Southern China and Southeast Asia. The lion dancers will stand on thick wooden stakes (桩) to climb high and pick the romaine lettuce (生菜). The lion dance is also common abroad and has become a cultural bridge for overseas Chinese. Now, in order to protect the tradition of the lion dance, schools in China start to teach the art form to students. 1．Who is the lion dance performed by? _____________________________________________________ 2．Why do many Chinese have two stone lions in front of their houses? _____________________________________________________ 3．How many main types of lion dance are there in China? _____________________________________________________ 4．Where does southern lion dance come from? _____________________________________________________ 5．What do schools in China start to do to protect the tradition of the lion dance? _____________________________________________________ （9） I used to think community workers were just elderly people organizing morning exercises in the park. But my opinion changed completely after a 6-week volunteer work in my neighborhood. Together with my three other classmates, we began the programme at the start of the summer vacation. At first, we weren’t very confident. We thought community work would be boring and the community office was an elderly care home. But we were wrong. The community office was just like a big company. It had a well-organized computer system and many community workers. And our work was in fact meaningful. For example, we helped elderly neighbors learn how to use smartphones to video call their children. We cleaned up the community garden and planted flowers for everyone to enjoy. The biggest challenge came when we took some children to a museum. We had to look after them while also introducing the objects in the museum. It was stressful because some children behaved badly. However, we made it through together. Our organization and communication skills have improved from this experience. I have a new look at different jobs. I found that no matter what we do in the future, being professional (专业的) and responsible is the key to success. Now, I feel more confident and excited about my future. 1．How long was the volunteer work? ______________________________________ 2．Was the community office like an elderly care home or a big company? ______________________________________ 3．What did the writer think of their work? ______________________________________ 4．When did the biggest challenge come? ______________________________________ 5．How do they benefit from the experience? ______________________________________ （10） Teen Health Weekly June 12, 2025 Exam Pressure of Grade 9 Students As the high school entrance examination is coming near, most Grade 9 students are facing different levels of exam pressure in their daily study. A recent survey was done among 1200 Grade 9 students in our city to learn about their feelings about exam pressure and their usual ways to face it, and the result of the survey is shown in the pie chart on the right. Too much exam pressure is really bad for students’ study and daily life. It may make them lose focus in class when listening to teachers and even have trouble falling asleep at night. This kind of bad state will make their study less effective and also influence their physical health. Most students say they want to find proper ways to relax themselves and beat stress, and the pie chart shows their different choices in dealing with exam pressure in daily life. It’s important for every student to find a suitable way to deal with pressure, as a relaxed mind and body can help them do better in their study and the coming exam. 1．How many students in Grade 9 in the city took part in the survey on exam pressure? _______________________________________ 2．What may too much exam pressure make students do in class? _______________________________________ 3．Why do most students want to find proper ways to relax themselves? _______________________________________ 4．What can help students do better in their study and the coming exam? _______________________________________ 5．Which way is the most popular for students to deal with exam pressure according to the pie chart? _______________________________________ （11） In today’s busy world, we often forget to take care of ourselves. Since the end of 2025, a new and fun saying has been popular among young people—“Love you, my old self”. Here, “old self” is a cute way to talk about ourselves in a friendly manner. It first came from a short video posted by a blogger, who said “I want to eat a pomelo (柚子), but I’m too lazy to peel (剥皮) it.” Yet right after that, she peeled it and enjoyed it herself, saying “Love you, my old self. See you tomorrow!” Life is always challenging. We have to deal with lots of work, stress, and sometimes face difficult situations. When we’re tired from working all day or feel sad, remember to love our “old selves”. How can we do that? It’s not difficult at all, and different roles have their special ways of loving their “old selves”. After a long tiring day at work, a mother can lose herself in a good book first, instead of rushing to do housework. A teacher, busy with giving lessons and grading papers, can attend a short yoga class after school to be ready for the next day. Loving our “old selves” means putting ourselves first sometimes. It’s not being selfish. It’s about knowing that we’re important too. By taking good care of ourselves, we’ll have more energy and be happier. Besides us, this positive mind can also influence the people around us. When we love our lives, we’re more likely to spread kindness and joy to others. 1．How long has the new and fun saying been popular among young people? ________________________________________ 2．Where did the saying first come from? ________________________________________ 3．Is loving our “old selves” easy or difficult according to the passage? ________________________________________ 4．What does “loving our old selves” mean? ________________________________________ 5．How can you have more energy? _________________________________________ （12） The marathon (马拉松) is a famous long-distance race with a history of over 2, 500 years. Its name comes from an ancient Greek story. A soldier ran from Marathon to Athens (雅典) to share news of a victory. Today, marathons are held worldwide, and follow a standard distance (标准距离) of 42.195 kilometers. There are full marathon, half marathon and shorter fun runs (like 5K or 10K). People can choose as they like. Modern marathons welcome professional runners, beginners, and even wheelchair athletes. For most people, it’s not about winning but about trying their best. Training takes months of running, exercise, and healthy eating. Many runners say sticking to the training plan is harder than the race itself. In China, marathons are now popular across the country: Big cities like Beijing, Shanghai, and Xiamen hold at least 10 exciting races every year. The Beijing Marathon, first held in 1981, now attracts over 30, 000 runners every year. The Shanghai Marathon has a beautiful route along the Huangpu River, while the Xiamen Marathon is known for its seaside views. Even small towns are joining in. In 2023, a marathon in a mountain village in Guizhou invited farmers and students to run through terraced fields (梯田), mixing sports with local culture. These events are held to get people to exercise and help local development. In the Guangzhou Marathon families run together in “parent-child races”, and older runners over 70 wear bright ribbons (彩带) to show their energy. Finishing the race, no matter the time, makes everyone proud. Let's start running together! 1．How long is a standard marathon? ________________________________________ 2．What is harder than the race itself according to many runners? ________________________________________ 3．How often are marathons held in big cities in China? ________________________________________ 4．What is the purpose of these events? ________________________________________ 5．How does everyone feel after finishing a race? ________________________________________ 参考答案 （1） 1． They are a popular new short-time way for people to stay fit. 2．They last for at least 20 seconds. 3．They can lift full water bottles. 4．Five to ten squats. 5．Your body will thank you for it. 【导语】本文介绍了运动零食的概念、时长、多种好处，并列举了几种简单的短时运动方式，号召大家积极进行短时锻炼。 1．第二段指出：“Exercise snacks are a popular new short-time way for people to stay fit.”，说明了运动零食的具体定义。 2．第二段指出：“These exercise snacks can last anywhere from 20 seconds to 2 minutes.”，说明运动零食至少持续 20 秒。 3．第五段指出：“If you don’t keep weights at your office, you can lift full water bottles.”，说明了办公室没有健身器材时可举的物品。 4．倒数第三段指出：“Five to ten of these should make a good snack.”，说明了适合当作运动零食的深蹲数量。 5．最后一段指出：“Your body will thank you for it!”，说明坚持这类运动对身体有益。 （2） 1．By going to the gym, following a strict diet and practising baduanjin.（短语） Huang/ She keeps her slim body shape by going to the gym, following a strict diet and practising baduanjin.（完整句子） 2，A traditional Chinese fitness exercise.（短语） Baduanjin/ It is a traditional Chinese fitness exercise.（完整句子） 3， Huang/ She thought it was only for the old. 4．For half an hour (every morning).（短语） Huang/ She practices baduanjin for half an hour every morning.（完整句子） 5．3 (advantages)./ Three (advantages).（短语） 3 advantages of practicing baduanjin are mentioned.（完整句子） 【导语】本文以模特黄茜为例，介绍了传统健身运动八段锦的特点、她的练习经历，以及八段锦在年轻人中流行的原因。 1．原文第一段提到“She keeps her slim body shape by going to the gym and following a strict diet. Eight months ago, she added baduanjin to her daily exercise.”，说明黄茜通过去健身房、遵循严格的饮食，以及练习八段锦来保持苗条身材。 2．原文第一段提到“Baduanjin is a traditional Chinese fitness exercise. It is easy to practice because it only has eight steps that improve body and mind.”，这是八段锦的定义，可直接提取原文信息作答。 3．原文第二段提到“When Huang first saw baduanjin on TV, she thought it was only for the old.”，说明黄茜最初认为八段锦只适合老年人，可直接提取原文信息作答。 4．原文第二段提到“Now, Huang practices it for half an hour every morning.”，说明黄茜现在每天早上练习半小时八段锦，可直接提取原文信息作答。 5．原文第三段提到了练习八段锦的三个优点：一是帮助曾感染病毒的人保持健康；二是易于跟随练习，帮助减轻压力；三是几乎可以随时随地练习。因此文中一共提到了三个优点。 （3） 1. Study pressure. 2. Because if he doesn’t do well, he will disappoint his parents. 3. 75. 4. Competition from classmates. 5. Talking to others and doing physical exercises. 【导语】本文是一篇关于阳光中学初三学生压力来源的调查说明文。文章通过饼图数据和文字描述，分析了学生面临的主要压力（学习压力、未来不确定性、同学竞争），并结合学生案例和减压建议，探讨了学生压力现状及应对方法。 1．根据文章第二段第一句“As the chart clearly shows, the biggest problem for students is study pressure.”可知，学生最大的问题是学习压力，直接提取关键信息。 2．从第三段林涛的表述“I always worry about my exam results... Because if I don't do well, I will disappoint my parents. They have high hopes for me...”中，提取因果关系：他担心考不好会让对他寄予厚望的父母失望，因此对考试成绩感到紧张，因此答案是原文直接信息。 3．根据文章第一段，调查对象为300名初三学生；结合饼图，“future uncertainty”占比25%。计算可得：300×25% = 75 ，因此担心未来不确定性的学生有75人。 4．文章第五段提到“Competition from classmates... makes them feel they have to study all the time”，而“future uncertainty”的压力源于“unsure about which high school they can enter”，未提及“让学生一直学习”。因此是同学间的竞争导致学生持续学习，直接提取原文信息。 5．根据文章最后一段“Most students agreed that talking to others... is very useful. Doing physical exercise... is also a great way to feel better”，直接提取两种减压方式：和他人（朋友、父母、老师）交流，以及进行体育锻炼（如打篮球、跑步）。 （4） 1. On the second Tuesday of February/It is on the second Tuesday of February. 2. Online bullying. 3. 3/Three 4. Parents, teachers or another adult who they trust. 5. Because not everything online is true. 【导语】本文介绍了每年二月第二个星期二的“安全上网日”，说明了网络存在欺凌等危险，并给出了三条安全上网建议，提醒青少年安全、理性使用网络。 1．根据第一段中“Safer Internet Day is on the second Tuesday of February every year.”，可直接从原文提取信息。 2．根据第二段中“But there maybe some dangers when we are online. For example, online bullying…”，可直接从原文提取信息。 3．根据文中三个带项目符号的建议，可直接数出数量。 4．根据第一条建议中“…tell parents, teachers or another adult who you trust.”，可直接从原文提取信息。 5．根据最后一段中“Don’t believe everything you read online! Not everything online is true.”，可直接从原文提取信息。 （5） 1. Because they have to spend a great deal of time studying new knowledge every day. 2. On Wednesday afternoon. 3. Rope jumping. 4. Tom and Jim. 5. In front of the teaching building. 【导语】本文以初三学生视角，讲述忙碌的初中学习生活里，每周三下午自由课堂带给大家放松时光，记录了同学们在自由课上丰富多样的课余活动。 1．原文第一段明确交代原因we have to spend a great deal of time studying new knowledge，这属于原文信息，直接提取。 2．文章第一段清晰点明自由课时间Each Wednesday afternoon，是文中直白的时间细节，直接提取。 3．第二段直接给出答案Rope jumping was Lucy and Lily’s favorite sport，属于原文原句信息，直接提取。 4．第二段原句Tom and Jim dreamed of becoming professional runners，人物信息完全对应题干，直接提取。 5．第二段末尾明确写出老师位置Mr. Li, stood in front of the teaching building，是文章直白细节信息，直接提取。 （6） 1. In 2025. 2. Sixteen. 3. Students from Tagou Martial Arts School. 4. They performed difficult moves like backflips, sword plays and drunken fist neatly, and even completed high-dynamic moves while running. 5. Because they not only show China’s rapid tech development but also help spread Chinese traditional culture. 【导语】本文是一篇说明文，介绍了Unitree机器人在2025年和2026年央视春晚的Yang BOT和Wu BOT表演，体现中国科技进步，助力传统文化传播。 1．第二段明确提到“In 2025, the Yang BOT show directed by Zhang Yimou became a hit”，这是原文中的具体时间信息，直接提取。 2．第二段明确提到“Sixteen robots wore colorful jackets and twisted yangko neatly with dancers.”，这是原文中的具体数量信息，直接提取。 3．第三段直接说明“These robots performed martial arts with students from Tagou Martial Arts School.”，这是原文信息，直接提取。 4．第三段提到“They did difficult moves like backflips, sword plays and drunken fist neatly.”和“They even completed high-dynamic moves while running”，答案将这两点整合，完整呈现Wu BOT表演的高难度动作。 5．第四段开头直接给出原因“They not only show China’s rapid tech development but also help spread Chinese traditional culture.”，答案将这两点整合即可。 （7） 1. Billions of people were impressed by the performance. 2. Engineers/They trained the robots to perform Yangko by using motion sensors and deep learning to copy human dance steps. 3. Farmers benefit from DeepSeek’s weather prediction tools. 4. DeepSeek’s “green AI” technology/It is used to reduce energy waste in smart homes. 5. Because it helps teachers design study plans. 【导语】本文介绍了AI技术在2025年春晚机器人扭秧歌表演中的应用，以及DeepSeek公司在农业、教育、环保等领域的AI工具开发，同时讨论了AI在学校、医院、社区中的辅助作用，强调AI不应取代人类，而应被明智、负责任地使用。 1．第一段提到“The performance impressed billions of people around the world.”，说明有数十亿人被这场表演打动。 2．第一段提到“Engineers trained these robots using motion sensors and deep learning to copy human dance steps.”，说明工程师们使用运动传感器和深度学习来训练机器人模仿人类的舞步。 3．第二段提到“their systems help farmers predict weather to protect crops”，说明农民受益于DeepSeek的天气预测工具。 4．第二段提到“DeepSeek also focuses on ‘green AI’ to reduce energy waste in smart homes”，说明DeepSeek的“绿色AI”技术用于减少智能家居中的能源浪费。 5．第三段提到“It helps teachers design study plans”，说明AI可以帮助教师设计学习计划，因此对教师有帮助。 （8） 1. Two dancers in lion costumes./It is performed by two dancers in lion costumes./The lion dance is performed by two dancers in lion costumes./Two dancers who wear lion costumes. 2. Because people think the lion is a symbol of good luck and it can drive away evils. 3. Two./2./ Two main types./ There are two main types of lion dance in China. 4. Guangdong Province./Southern lion dance comes from Guangdong Province./It comes from Guangdong Province. 5. Schools in China start to teach the art form to students./Schools in China start to teach the lion dance to students. 【导语】本文是一篇说明文，介绍了中国传统舞狮文化，包括舞狮的表演形式、文化寓意、南北两大流派，以及学校为传承舞狮文化开展的教学活动。 1．第一段“It is performed by two dancers in lion costumes.”直接说明舞狮由两名身着狮子服装的舞者表演。 2．第二段“People think the lion is a symbol of good luck and it can drive away evils (邪恶). That’s why many Chinese have two stone lions in front of their houses.”说明狮子是好运的象征，能驱邪，因此人们在家门口摆放石狮子。 3．第三段“There are two main types of lion dance in China”明确说明中国舞狮有两大主要类型。 4．第三段“Southern lion dance comes from Guangdong Province.”直接说明南狮起源于广东省。 5．第四段“Now, in order to protect the tradition of the lion dance, schools in China start to teach the art form to students.”表明，学校为保护舞狮传统采取的措施是向学生教授这门艺术。 （9） 1. It was 6 weeks. 2. It was like a big company. 3. It was meaningful. 4. When they took some children to a museum. 5. Their organization and communication skills have improved. 【导语】本文主要讲述作者通过为期6周的社区志愿者工作，改变了对社区工作者的刻板印象，体会到社区工作的意义，并提升了自身能力、树立了正确职业观。 1．第一段第二句直接提到“after a 6-week volunteer work”，为原文直接信息，提取即可。 2．第二段明确指出“The community office was just like a big company.”，属于原文直接信息，选择正确部分作答。 3．第二段中“And our work was in fact meaningful.”直接给出作者对工作的评价，为原文原句概括。 4．第三段开头“The biggest challenge came when we took some children to a museum.”直接给出时间场景，直接提取作答。 5．第三段“Our organization and communication skills have improved from this experience.”直接说明收获，为原文核心信息。 （10） 1．1200 (students). 2．They may lose focus in class. 3．Because they want to do better in their study and the coming exam. 4．A relaxed mind and body. 5．Making study plans. 【导语】本文报道了某城市针对1200名九年级学生开展的考试压力相关调查，介绍了过大考试压力对学生学习与身心健康的危害，并通过饼图展示了不同学生应对考试压力的方式及对应占比。 1．第一段明确说明“A recent survey was done among 1200 Grade 9 students in our city”，这项关于考试压力的调查，是在该市1200名九年级学生中开展的，直接得出数字。 2．第二段提到“Too much exam pressure…It may make them lose focus in class”，过多考试压力会让学生在课堂听课时无法集中注意力。 3．第二段说明“Most students say they want to find proper ways to relax themselves and beat stress…as a relaxed mind and body can help them do better in their study and the coming exam.”，大多数学生想要寻找合适的放松方法来克服压力，目的是在学习和即将到来的考试中表现更好。 4．最后一句明确指出“as a relaxed mind and body can help them do better in their study and the coming exam.”，放松的身心能够帮助学生在学习和即将到来的考试中表现更好。 5．从饼图可知，制定学习计划占比35%，是所有减压方式中占比最高的，因此是最受欢迎的方法。 （11） 1.Since the end of 2025. 2．It first came from a short video posted by a blogger. 3．It’s easy. 4．It means putting ourselves first sometimes. 5．By taking good care of ourselves. 【导语】本文介绍了在年轻人中流行的网络语“爱你老己”的来源，并阐释了其内涵——学会关爱自己、偶尔把自己放在首位，这并非自私，而是懂得自身的重要性；同时说明了关爱自己能让我们更有精力、更快乐，还能向身边人传递善意与快乐。 1．首段明确提到“Since the end of 2025, a new and fun saying has been popular among young people”，直接引用原文表述即可。 2．第二段指出“It first came from a short video posted by a blogger”，答案是原文引述。 3．第四段提到“How can we do that? It’s not difficult at all”，明确回答“easy”。 4．第五段指出“Loving our ‘old selves’ means putting ourselves first sometimes”，直接提取定义即可。 5．第五段提到“By taking good care of ourselves, we’ll have more energy and be happier”，答案是原文引述。 （12） 1. It is 42.195 kilometers. 2. Sticking to the training plan is harder than the race itself. 3. Big cities in China hold at least 10 exciting marathon races every year. 4. The purpose is to get people to exercise and help local development. 5. Everyone feels proud. 【导语】本文主要介绍了马拉松运动的起源、赛事基本常识与项目特点，讲述了马拉松运动在中国的普及发展情况以及办赛目的，最后呼吁大众参与跑步运动。 1．第一段“Today, marathons are held worldwide, and follow a standard distance ( 标准距离 ) of 42.195 kilometers.”明确说明标准马拉松的距离为42.195千米。答案为原文直接信息，直接提取即可。 2．第二段“Many runners say sticking to the training plan is harder than the race itself.”点明很多跑者认为坚持训练计划比比赛本身更难。答案为原文直接信息，直接提取即可。 3．第三段“Big cities like Beijing, Shanghai, and Xiamen hold at least 10 exciting races every year.”提到中国的大城市每年至少举办10场马拉松赛事。答案为原文直接信息，直接提取即可。 4．最后一段“These events are held to get people to exercise and help local development.”直接给出举办这类赛事的目的。答案为原文直接信息，直接提取即可。 5．最后一段“Finishing the race, no matter the time, makes everyone proud.”说明无论用时多少，完成比赛都会让每个人感到骄傲。答案为原文直接信息，直接提取即可。 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $ 【备战中考】2026年中考英语题型突（广东省卷专用） 题型5 读写综合-回答问题（考情分析+模拟演练） 考情分析 广东中考英语的读写综合分为两个部分。A(回答问题)主要考查学生分析问题、理解信息、处理和加工信息的能力。文章体裁不限，要求学生在阅读文章后，能根据文章所提供的信息回答5个问题，提问方式以特殊疑问句为主，也会涉及选择疑问句。 年份 类别 2025年 2024年 2023年 语篇类型 议论文(非连续性文本) 说明文 说明文 主题语境 关于虚拟参观博物馆与实地参观博物馆的讨论 同伴阅读 梦境研究 词数 234 246 230 ★分析 与2023年及2024年相比，2025年的语篇主题聚焦“虚拟参观博物馆与实地参观博物馆”的对比，探讨文化体验中科技方式与传统方式的优劣，引导学生思考传统文化的感知方式，具有时代性和思辨性，并且结合饼状图和四个不同的读者评论，体现跨学科元素。 考点 76 how many 询问数量(细节理解题，读取图表数据) what询问定义(细节理解题) who 询问人物(细节理解题) 77 选择疑问句询问个人偏好(细节理解题，理解原文进行判断) how询问方式(细节理解题，转换原文信息) when 询问时间(细节理解题) 78 what 询问观点(细节理解题) how long 询问时长(细节理解题，转换原文信息) where 询问位置(细节理解题) 79 why 询问原因(细节理解题) why 询问原因(细节理解题) what 询问信息(细节理解题) 80 what 询问感受(细节理解题) what 询问益处(细节理解题) 选择疑问句询问信息(细节理解题) ★分析 除2024年考查了5个特殊疑问句外，2023年和2025年的题目均由4个特殊疑问句和1个选择疑问句构成。2025年主要考查学生获取文章细节信息、读懂饼图数字含义以及分析提炼观点的能力。 解题步骤 一、找:找出疑问词(词组)、句型以及问题中的关键词，理解题目询问的内容 二、画:寻读文章，在文中画出对应的答题信息 三、答:用完整的句子或其简单形式作答，注意信息转换(注意代词、动词时态、主动与被动语态的转换等)及语法正确 四、查:检查书写规范 技法点拨 技法1 问题为特殊疑问句时，根据常考疑问词(词组)的意义及用法，转述原文信息，确定答题内容和形式。 常 考 疑 问 词 疑问词 意义及用法 答题技巧 what(+名词) 意为“什么”，询问事物、概念、观点、活动等 回答具体名词、动名词短语或描述性的具体内容 which 意为“哪一个/些”，询问特定范围内的选择 名词、介词短语等选择的具体内容 who 意为“谁”，询问人 回答具体人名或身份 when 意为“什么时候”，询问时间 回答介词(at/ on/ in/ during)+时间 where 意为“哪里”，询问地点 回答介词+地点 why 意为“为什么”，询问原因 用“Because...”或表目的的动词不定式短语作答 how 意为“怎样，如何”，询问方式、程度、状态等 回答方式(by doing…)、感受或评价 常 考 疑 问 词 组/ 句 型 疑问词组/句型 意义及用法 答题技巧 how often 意为“多久一次”，询问频率 回答频度副词或频率短语 how long 意为“多长”，询问①时间段；②物体长度 ①回答“(for+)时间段”或 It takes/ take/ took(+ sb.)+时间段(+ to do sth.)②具体长度 how old 意为“多大了”，询问年龄 回答“数字+ years/ months old” how far 意为“多远”，询问距离 回答“数字+长度单位” how many 意为“多少”，询问可数名词的数量 回答具体数字(+名词) how much 意为“多少”，询问不可数名词的量或价格 回答量词或金额 What do... think of...?/ What do... feel like? 意为“认为/感觉怎么样”，询问观点态度或者感受 用表达看法、观点及感受的陈述句作答 技法2 问题为选择疑问句时，分析选择疑问句的结构和备选项，根据原文内容选择其中一项作答。选择疑问句通常有两种结构： 1.一般疑问句(包含备选项A)+or+备选项B? 2.特殊疑问句+逗号(，)+备选项A+or+备选项B? 【注意】回答此类问题时，要从问句所给的备选项中选择一个作答，不能用 yes或 no来回答。 模拟演练 （1） What should you do when you can’t find the time to do a long workout (锻炼)? Have you heard of exercise snacks? Exercise snacks are a popular new short-time way for people to stay fit. Instead of spending hours on the playground, people break that “large meal” into exercise “snacks”. These exercise snacks can last anywhere from 20 seconds to 2 minutes. Then you can have a rest for 30 minutes to 4 hours before another snack. It is reported that exercise snacks can be as useful as traditional exercise methods. Just three exercise snacks a day can benefit your physical health. Besides that, there are lots of other benefits. Your concentration (专注力) and creativity can get better, and you can become more productive (有效益的). Also, “snacking” throughout the day stops you from sitting too long. There are so many acceptable exercise snacks, like doing sit-ups, jumping rope or running up and down some stairs. But for those who don’t know where to start, here are some helpful exercise choices: •Exercise like lifting weights will satisfy your needs. If you don’t keep weights at your office, you can lift full water bottles. •Squats (深蹲): move your body as if to sit down while keeping your back straight. Five to ten of these should make a good snack. •For those who don’t like traditional exercise, simply pick a lively song and start dancing. It’ll make for a fun workout. What are you waiting for? Let’s get moving. Your body will thank you for it! 1．What are exercise snacks according to the passage? __________________________________________ 2．Do exercise snacks last for at least 20 seconds or for at least 30 minutes? __________________________________________ 3．What can people lift if they don’t keep weights at their office? __________________________________________ 4．How many squats are suggested for a good exercise snack? __________________________________________ 5．What will happen to your body if you get moving? __________________________________________ （2） Huang Qian is a 28-year-old model. She keeps her slim body shape by going to the gym and following a strict diet. Eight months ago, she added baduanjin (八段锦) to her daily exercise. Baduanjin is a traditional Chinese fitness exercise. It is easy to practice because it only has eight steps that improve body and mind. Besides, it doesn’t need much space or time. When Huang first saw baduanjin on TV, she thought it was only for the old. But since she had health problems and was told doing baduanjin could help, she decided to give it a try. Now, Huang practices it for half an hour every morning. She says it does help her relax and feel full of energy. Like Huang, nowadays, a great number of young people, including students and office workers, are taking up the practice of baduanjin. One of the key reasons for its rising popularity is that it helps people who suffered from viruses (病毒) before stay healthy. Second, it is easy to follow and can help people lower stress. Moreover, people can practice baduanjin at almost any time and anywhere. For example, you can practice a standing posture (姿势) by the table after sitting in front of the computer for a long time. Just like hanfu and traditional music, traditional sports are making a return to daily life. 1．How does Huang keep her slim body shape? _____________________________________________________ 2．What is baduanjin? _____________________________________________________ 3．What did Huang think of baduanjin at first? _____________________________________________________ 4．How long does Huang practice baduanjin every morning now? _____________________________________________________ 5．How many advantages of practicing baduanjin are mentioned in the passage? _____________________________________________________ （3） A Survey on Student Stress A recent survey was done in Sunshine Middle School. It asked 300 Junior Three students about their main sources of stress. The results are shown in the pie chart below. As the chart clearly shows, the biggest problem for students is study pressure. Students reported having much homework to finish every day. They also feel very tired because of the weekly tests and they worry about the exam results. Lin Tao, a 15-year-old student of Grade Nine, shared his feelings. “I always worry about my exam results,” he said. “Because if I don’t do well, I will disappoint my parents. They have high hopes for me, so I often stay up very late to study and finish all my schoolwork.” His experience is common among many of his classmates. The second biggest worry is future uncertainty. Students feel anxious because they are unsure about which high school they can enter. This important decision is a heavy weight on their minds. Competition from classmates is also a key reason. When students see others studying hard all the time, they feel they must do the same to keep up. This makes them feel they have to study all the time, with little time left for rest or fun. The good news is that the survey found some helpful ways to reduce stress. Most students agreed that talking to others, like friends, parents or teachers, is very useful. Doing physical exercise, such as playing basketball or running, is also a great way to feel better. Finding these healthy ways to relax is very important for students’ mental health and happiness. 1．What is the biggest problem for students? _____________________________________________________ 2．Why does Lin Tao feel nervous about his exam results? _____________________________________________________ 3．How many students are worried about future uncertainty? _____________________________________________________ 4．Does future uncertainty or competition from classmates make students study all the time? ________________ 5．What are the two ways of reducing the students’ stress according to the survey? _____________________________________________________ （4） Safer Internet Day is on the second Tuesday of February every year. On this day, people in around 170 countries take part in activities to try to make the Internet become a safer place for teenagers. We can use the Internet to learn new things, call family members who live far away, chat with friends, listen to music, watch videos and play games. But there may be some dangers when we are online. For example, online bullying (欺凌) is when someone uses the Internet to make another person feel bad, often with bad messages on social media. Online bullying can happen in games too, when players post unkind messages in the chat box. Here are some tips on how to stay safe online. If you see something online that makes you afraid or worried, or if you know that someone is bullied, tell parents, teachers or another adult who you trust. Don’t meet people who you only know online. The people you meet online may not be the same as they really are. It’s dangerous to go to meet them in real life. Don’t believe everything you read online! Not everything online is true. When you look for information, make sure that you use a website you can trust. And only share things with your friends if you know that they are true. 1．When is the Safer Internet Day every year? ______________________________________________ 2．What danger is mentioned in Paragraph 2? ______________________________________________ 3．How many tips are there to keep safe online in the passage? ______________________________________________ 4．Who can teenagers tell if they know someone is being bullied? ______________________________________________ 5．Why can’t teenagers believe everything they read online? ______________________________________________ （5） As Grade Nine students, we are as busy as bees. Every day, we have to spend a great deal of time studying new knowledge, so we barely (几乎不) have any spare time to develop our hobbies.Luckily, we still get a chance to relax. Each Wednesday afternoon, we have a free class, where we can engage (参与) in whatever activities we enjoy. So every Wednesday morning, we' re all counting down the minutes until the last class ends. It was a Wednesday. As soon as the final bell rang, all of us were filled with excitement and dashed out of (冲出) the classroom. Rope jumping was Lucy and Lily's favorite sport. They aimed to take part in the rope jumping competition, so they practiced repeatedly to ensure they could win.Tom and Jim dreamed of becoming professional runners. They pushed themselves to run as fast as possible to turn their dreams into reality. John and Sam just wanted to relax—— they were playing games on the slide. I liked reading most, so I took out a book and enjoyed it under the shade of a tree.Our teacher, Mr. Li, stood in front of the teaching building, observing us and offering help whenever necessary. All of us participated in different activities and had a wonderful time. 1．Why do the students have no time to develop their hobbies? ____________________________________________________ 2．When is the free class? ____________________________________________________ 3．What was Lucy and Lily's favorite sport? ____________________________________________________ 4．Who wanted to be professional runners? ____________________________________________________ 5．Where was Mr. Li? ____________________________________________________ （6） In the past two years, Unitree robots have brought wonderful surprises to the CCTV Spring Festival Gala. From Yang BOT in 2025 to Wu BOT in 2026, they have shown the great progress of Chinese technology and perfectly combined traditional culture with modern science and technology. In 2025, the Yang BOT show directed by Zhang Yimou became a hit. Sixteen robots wore colorful jackets and twisted yangko neatly with dancers. They could even spin handkerchiefs and catch them accurately, showing their amazing flexibility. It was the world’s first large-scale fully AI-driven humanoid robot performance. In 2026, the Wu BOT show took it to a new level. These robots performed martial arts with students from Tagou Martial Arts School. They did difficult moves like backflips, sword plays and drunken fist neatly. Some 1.8-meter-tall robots wore red robes and looked just like real martial arts masters. They even completed high-dynamic moves while running, which was a global first. From Yang BOT’s soft yangko to Wu BOT’s powerful martial arts, these robots won loud applause. They not only show China’s rapid tech development but also help spread Chinese traditional culture. For us students, they let us feel the charm of technology and the joy of the Spring Festival deeply. 1．When did the Yang Bot show become a hit? ____________________________________________ 2．How many Unitree robots performed in the Yang BOT show? ____________________________________________ 3．Who performed martial arts with Wu BOT? ____________________________________________ 4．What difficult moves did the Wu BOT robots perform? ____________________________________________ 5．Why did the Unitree robots win loud applause? ____________________________________________ （7） Artificial intelligence is no longer just an idea for the future. It is now part of our daily lives, mixing technology with tradition. A perfect example is the 2025 Spring Festival Gala, where robots with AI technology performed the traditional Yangko dance. The performance impressed billions of people around the world. Dressed in bright costumes, they moved smoothly to folk music, combining ancient culture with modern changes. Engineers trained these robots using motion sensors (运动传感器) and deep learning to copy human dance steps. This performance showed how AI can protect cultural heritage while making people happy. Behind such achievements is DeepSeek, a Chinese company that develops useful AI tools. For example, their systems help farmers predict weather to protect crops and create educational apps to make learning fun for students. DeepSeek also focuses on “green AI” to reduce energy waste in smart homes, such as automatically adjusting (自动调整) lights and temperature. These efforts prove that technology can solve actual problems while caring for the environment. AI also plays a role in schools, hospitals, and communities. It helps teachers design study plans and helps doctors analyze (分析) medical data for faster diagnoses (诊断), and keeps public areas safe through smart cameras. However, AI is not here to replace humans. While robots can cook meals, people’s love makes life warm and happy. Similarly, AI can write stories, but teachers encourage students to create new ideas. As AI grows, we must use it wisely. More importantly, we should think carefully and avoid misusing AI. By balancing new ideas with responsibility, humans and machines can create a better world together. 1．How many people were impressed by the performance? ____________________________________________ 2．How did engineers train the robots to perform Yangko? ____________________________________________ 3．Who benefits from DeepSeek’s weather prediction tools? ____________________________________________ 4．What is DeepSeek’s “green AI” technology used to do? ____________________________________________ 5．Why is AI helpful to teachers? ____________________________________________ （8） The lion dance is a traditional dance in China. It is performed by two dancers in lion costumes (服装). With the loud music of drums, one dancer shakes the lion’s head while the other moves the lion’s body. The lion dance is usually performed at Chinese traditional festivals, such as Chinese New Year. Known as the king of all animals, the lion stands for power. People think the lion is a symbol of good luck and it can drive away evils (邪恶). That’s why many Chinese have two stone lions in front of their houses. There are two main types of lion dance in China: northern lion dance and southern lion dance. The northern lion dance is popular in Northern China, such as in Beijing, Hebei, and Shanxi. A common lion dance performance in northern styles usually appears as a family, with two large “adult” lions and a pair of small “young lions”. Southern lion dance comes from Guangdong Province. It is popular in Southern China and Southeast Asia. The lion dancers will stand on thick wooden stakes (桩) to climb high and pick the romaine lettuce (生菜). The lion dance is also common abroad and has become a cultural bridge for overseas Chinese. Now, in order to protect the tradition of the lion dance, schools in China start to teach the art form to students. 1．Who is the lion dance performed by? _____________________________________________________ 2．Why do many Chinese have two stone lions in front of their houses? _____________________________________________________ 3．How many main types of lion dance are there in China? _____________________________________________________ 4．Where does southern lion dance come from? _____________________________________________________ 5．What do schools in China start to do to protect the tradition of the lion dance? _____________________________________________________ （9） I used to think community workers were just elderly people organizing morning exercises in the park. But my opinion changed completely after a 6-week volunteer work in my neighborhood. Together with my three other classmates, we began the programme at the start of the summer vacation. At first, we weren’t very confident. We thought community work would be boring and the community office was an elderly care home. But we were wrong. The community office was just like a big company. It had a well-organized computer system and many community workers. And our work was in fact meaningful. For example, we helped elderly neighbors learn how to use smartphones to video call their children. We cleaned up the community garden and planted flowers for everyone to enjoy. The biggest challenge came when we took some children to a museum. We had to look after them while also introducing the objects in the museum. It was stressful because some children behaved badly. However, we made it through together. Our organization and communication skills have improved from this experience. I have a new look at different jobs. I found that no matter what we do in the future, being professional (专业的) and responsible is the key to success. Now, I feel more confident and excited about my future. 1．How long was the volunteer work? ______________________________________ 2．Was the community office like an elderly care home or a big company? ______________________________________ 3．What did the writer think of their work? ______________________________________ 4．When did the biggest challenge come? ______________________________________ 5．How do they benefit from the experience? ______________________________________ （10） Teen Health Weekly June 12, 2025 Exam Pressure of Grade 9 Students As the high school entrance examination is coming near, most Grade 9 students are facing different levels of exam pressure in their daily study. A recent survey was done among 1200 Grade 9 students in our city to learn about their feelings about exam pressure and their usual ways to face it, and the result of the survey is shown in the pie chart on the right. Too much exam pressure is really bad for students’ study and daily life. It may make them lose focus in class when listening to teachers and even have trouble falling asleep at night. This kind of bad state will make their study less effective and also influence their physical health. Most students say they want to find proper ways to relax themselves and beat stress, and the pie chart shows their different choices in dealing with exam pressure in daily life. It’s important for every student to find a suitable way to deal with pressure, as a relaxed mind and body can help them do better in their study and the coming exam. 1．How many students in Grade 9 in the city took part in the survey on exam pressure? _______________________________________ 2．What may too much exam pressure make students do in class? _______________________________________ 3．Why do most students want to find proper ways to relax themselves? _______________________________________ 4．What can help students do better in their study and the coming exam? _______________________________________ 5．Which way is the most popular for students to deal with exam pressure according to the pie chart? _______________________________________ （11） In today’s busy world, we often forget to take care of ourselves. Since the end of 2025, a new and fun saying has been popular among young people—“Love you, my old self”. Here, “old self” is a cute way to talk about ourselves in a friendly manner. It first came from a short video posted by a blogger, who said “I want to eat a pomelo (柚子), but I’m too lazy to peel (剥皮) it.” Yet right after that, she peeled it and enjoyed it herself, saying “Love you, my old self. See you tomorrow!” Life is always challenging. We have to deal with lots of work, stress, and sometimes face difficult situations. When we’re tired from working all day or feel sad, remember to love our “old selves”. How can we do that? It’s not difficult at all, and different roles have their special ways of loving their “old selves”. After a long tiring day at work, a mother can lose herself in a good book first, instead of rushing to do housework. A teacher, busy with giving lessons and grading papers, can attend a short yoga class after school to be ready for the next day. Loving our “old selves” means putting ourselves first sometimes. It’s not being selfish. It’s about knowing that we’re important too. By taking good care of ourselves, we’ll have more energy and be happier. Besides us, this positive mind can also influence the people around us. When we love our lives, we’re more likely to spread kindness and joy to others. 1．How long has the new and fun saying been popular among young people? ________________________________________ 2．Where did the saying first come from? ________________________________________ 3．Is loving our “old selves” easy or difficult according to the passage? ________________________________________ 4．What does “loving our old selves” mean? ________________________________________ 5．How can you have more energy? _________________________________________ （12） The marathon (马拉松) is a famous long-distance race with a history of over 2, 500 years. Its name comes from an ancient Greek story. A soldier ran from Marathon to Athens (雅典) to share news of a victory. Today, marathons are held worldwide, and follow a standard distance (标准距离) of 42.195 kilometers. There are full marathon, half marathon and shorter fun runs (like 5K or 10K). People can choose as they like. Modern marathons welcome professional runners, beginners, and even wheelchair athletes. For most people, it’s not about winning but about trying their best. Training takes months of running, exercise, and healthy eating. Many runners say sticking to the training plan is harder than the race itself. In China, marathons are now popular across the country: Big cities like Beijing, Shanghai, and Xiamen hold at least 10 exciting races every year. The Beijing Marathon, first held in 1981, now attracts over 30, 000 runners every year. The Shanghai Marathon has a beautiful route along the Huangpu River, while the Xiamen Marathon is known for its seaside views. Even small towns are joining in. In 2023, a marathon in a mountain village in Guizhou invited farmers and students to run through terraced fields (梯田), mixing sports with local culture. These events are held to get people to exercise and help local development. In the Guangzhou Marathon families run together in “parent-child races”, and older runners over 70 wear bright ribbons (彩带) to show their energy. Finishing the race, no matter the time, makes everyone proud. Let's start running together! 1．How long is a standard marathon? ________________________________________ 2．What is harder than the race itself according to many runners? ________________________________________ 3．How often are marathons held in big cities in China? ________________________________________ 4．What is the purpose of these events? ________________________________________ 5．How does everyone feel after finishing a race? ________________________________________ 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $