抢分组合练03 语法填空+完形填空+阅读理解+选词填空（中考热点话题）（抢分专练）（浙江专用）2026年中考英语终极冲刺讲练测

抢分组合练03 语法填空+完形填空+阅读理解+选词填空 （浙江专用） 抢分01 语法填空 （2026·浙江杭州·二模）阅读下面短文，在空白处填入一个适当的词，或填入括号中所给单词的正确形式。 Do you usually chat with the cashier (收银员) at the supermarket? Most of us don’t do this. We usually check out (结账) quickly, 1 the people behind us won’t wait too long. This is one of the 2 (rule) we follow in supermarkets. But in the Netherlands (荷兰), people follow a different rule at the supermarkets. Chatting happily is 3 (important) than checking out quickly. This “chat checkout” program 4 (introduce) by Jumbo, a large supermarket chain (连锁超市). In some of 5 (it) stores, customers can chat with cashiers for as long as they want. There is also a chat corner at the supermarket. People can have a good time chatting with each other. “Our store is 6 great meeting place for many people,” said the program leader. We want 7 (help) people fight loneliness. The program is so popular 8 Jumbo is now planning to spread it to more stores. So far it 9 (provide) the “chat checkout” service across the country. By then, people will be able to find a place to both shop and chat 10 (easy) no matter where they are. 【答案】 1．so 2．rules 3．more important 4．was introduced 5．its 6．a 7．to help 8．that 9．has provided 10．easily 【导语】本文是一篇说明文，介绍了荷兰一家大型连锁超市推出的“聊天结账”项目，旨在帮助人们对抗孤独。 1．句意：我们通常快速结账，这样后面的人就不会等太久。前后句为因果关系，表示“因此/所以”，so符合语境。 2．句意：这是我们在超市遵循的规则之一。“one of + 可数名词复数”表示“……之一”，rule的复数形式为rules。 3．句意：开心地聊天比快速结账更重要。than提示用比较级，important的比较级为more important。 4．句意：这个“聊天结账”项目是由大型连锁超市Jumbo推出的。主语program为单数，且与introduce之间为被动关系，描述过去事实用一般过去时被动，应用was introduced。 5．句意：在它的一些门店里，顾客可以自由地与收银员聊天。修饰名词stores需用形容词性物主代词，it的形容词性物主代词为its。 6．句意：我们的商店是许多人的一个很好的聚会场所。place为可数名词单数，且首次提及，great以辅音音素开头，用不定冠词a。 7．句意：我们想帮助人们对抗孤独。want to do sth.为固定搭配，用不定式to help。 8．句意：这个项目如此受欢迎，以至于Jumbo现在正计划将其推广到更多的门店。“so...that...”为固定结构，表示“如此……以至于……”，so修饰形容词popular，that引导结果状语从句。 9．句意：到目前为止，它已经在全国范围内提供了“聊天结账”服务。“So far”提示用现在完成时，主语it为第三人称单数，应用has provided。 10．句意：到那时，无论人们在哪里，都将能够轻松地找到一个既能购物又能聊天的地方。修饰动词shop and chat需用副词，easy的副词形式为easily。 （2026·浙江丽水·一模）阅读下面短文，在空白处填入一个适当的词，或填入括号中所给单词的正确形式。 Hainan is known as a perfect holiday choice. The weather there is warm 1 nice all year round, usually between 20℃ and 30℃. You can choose to go 2 you like, spring, summer, autumn or winter. Many 3 (tourist) choose Sanya for their first trip to Hainan. In Sanya, Yalong Bay is famous for 4 (it) beautiful beaches and clear blue water. You can take different ways 5 (get) around, like taking a sightseeing bus, riding a shared bike and so on. A trip around the island is also 6 (wonder). When you travel around it, you 7 (want) to stop at many great places. The fantastic sea views 8 the road will make you feel relaxed and happy too. Trying local foods can make your trip to Hainan much 9 (enjoyable) ! Seafood there tastes fresh and delicious. What’s more, there is 10 dish called Hainanese chicken rice that you really should try. It is soft and tasty. 【答案】 1．and 2．whenever 3．tourists 4．its 5．to get 6．wonderful 7．will want 8．along/on 9．more enjoyable 10．a 【导语】本文主要介绍了海南全年气候温暖宜人，是度假胜地；游客可去三亚亚龙湾、环岛旅行，品尝海鲜和海南鸡饭，享受美景与美食。 1．句意：那里的天气全年都温暖宜人。warm和nice为并列形容词，用and连接。 2．句意：你可以选择在任何你喜欢的时候去，春天、夏天、秋天或冬天。whenever意为“无论何时”，引导时间状语从句，符合句意。 3．句意：许多游客选择三亚作为他们的海南首次旅行目的地。tourist为可数名词，many后接复数形式tourists。 4．句意：亚龙湾以其美丽的海滩和清澈湛蓝的海水而闻名。形容词性物主代词its修饰beaches and water。 5．句意：你可以采取不同的方式四处游览。不定式to get作后置定语，修饰ways。 6．句意：环岛旅行也很美妙。wonder的形容词形式wonderful作表语。 7．句意：当你环岛旅行时，你会想要在许多很棒的地方停留。when引导的时间状语从句用一般现在时，主句用一般将来时。 8．句意：沿途美妙的海景也会让你感到放松和快乐。along/on the road意为“沿着道路”，介词along/on符合。 9．句意：品尝当地美食能让你的海南之旅更加愉快！much修饰比较级，enjoyable的比较级为more enjoyable。 10．句意：还有一道叫做海南鸡饭的菜肴，你真的应该尝尝。第一次提到某事物，用不定冠词a。 （25-26九年级下·浙江宁波·月考）阅读下面短文，在空白处填入一个适当的词，或填入括号中所给单词的正确形式。 The official mascots of the 2026 Spring Festival Gala were recently released, winning great popularity online. They are four lively horses 1 (name) Qiqi, Jiji, Chichi and Chengcheng, which perfectly match the Gala’s theme “Galloping Forward, Unstoppable (骐骥驰骋，势不可挡)”. Each mascot has a rich cultural story. Qiqi gets ideas from a Western Zhou bronze object, and its colour is 2 (base)  upon the meaning of “Qi”—a blackish-green horse. Jiji is designed after the Han Dynasty’s “heavenly horse”, with its 3 (wing)  spread wide as if flying toward the sun. Chichi comes from the Tang Dynasty’s “three-flower horse”, a symbol of high status (地位) in ancient times, standing tall with 4 (confident). Chengcheng’s prototype is the Przewalski’s horse, 5 special wild kind called a “living fossil” with a 60-million-year development history. All four mascots are decorated with traditional cloud patterns. These patterns not only make them much 6 （pretty)  but also carry deep cultural meanings. They are symbols 7 good wishes like “success at once” for the new year. For young people, these mascots are a wonderful chance 8 (learn)  about ancient Chinese art and culture in a fun way. 9 their release (发布), they have won hearts of many people with their charm. We are all looking forward to 10 (see) them shine on the stage. 【答案】 1．named 2．based 3．wings 4．confidence 5．a 6．prettier 7．of 8．to learn 9．Since 10．seeing 【导语】本文主要讲述2026年春晚四只生肖马吉祥物：骐骐、骥骥、驰驰、骋骋的相关信息。 1．句意：它们是四匹活泼的、被命名为骐骐、骥骥、驰驰、骋骋的马，与春晚主题“骐骥驰骋，势不可挡”完美契合。horses和name是被动关系：马被命名为，需用过去分词named表示被动，作后置定语修饰horses。 2．句意：骐骐的设计灵感源于西周青铜器，其颜色基于“骐”的含义——一匹墨黑色的青马。固定搭配be based upon“以……为基础；基于”，需用base的过去分词为based。 3．句意：骥骥以汉代“天马”为原型设计，翅膀大张，仿佛朝着太阳飞去。its后接名词，结合“spread wide”可知是“翅膀”，马有两只翅膀，需用复数wings。 4．句意：驰驰源于唐代“三花马”——古代高地位的象征，昂首挺立，自信满满。介词with后接名词作宾语，需用confident的名词形式confidence。 5．句意：骋骋的原型是普氏野马，一种被称为“活化石”的特殊野生马种，拥有6000万年的演化历史。kind“种类”是可数名词单数，此处表示“一种特殊的野生马”，special以辅音音素开头，需用不定冠词a。 6．句意：这些纹样不仅让它们漂亮得多，还蕴含着深厚的文化内涵。副词much修饰形容词比较级，表示“……得多”，需用pretty“漂亮的”的比较级prettier。 7．句意：它们是美好祝愿的象征，比如新年的“马到成功”。固定搭配symbols of“……的象征”，需用of表示所属关系。 8．句意：对于年轻人来说，这些吉祥物是一个以有趣的方式了解中国古代艺术和文化的绝佳机会。固定搭配a chance to do sth.“做某事的机会”，需用不定式to learn作后置定语修饰chance。 9．句意：自发布以来，它们以自身的魅力赢得了许多人的喜爱。主句是现在完成时，结合句意“自发布以来”，需用连词Since“自从”，句首首字母大写。 10．句意：我们都期待看到它们在舞台上大放异彩。固定搭配look forward to doing sth.“期待做某事”，to是介词，需用动名词形式seeing。 抢分02 完形填空 （2026·浙江丽水·一模） I remember my very first camping trip like it was yesterday. The week before, Mom and I spent hours 1 my favorite shirt, a tiny flashlight, and a bag of snacks and so on. I couldn’t stop talking to my 2 about the outing ahead. I couldn’t wait to explore the woods, sing campfire songs, and make new memories with my friends. I was very excited about the coming trip but also a bit 3 . I never slept away from my family, not to mention in a 4 . As we were on the bus to the campsite, I kept touching the backpack, 5 I just hid my favorite bear there, Teddy—soft, cute, and full of home. I told myself I’d be 6 with him by my side. But when we arrived at the campsite and I opened my backpack to set up my sleeping bag, my 7 dropped. Teddy was not there. I 8 I left him on my bed at home! Tears filled my eyes as I 9 the empty space in the bag. I sat by the bag sadly when my camping partner, Lila, gave me a pat on the shoulder. She 10 me her brown stuffed bear with a red scarf. “This is Cinnamon,” she said 11 . Her voice sounded so nice. “He’s my special bear, and he wants to help 12 feel safe tonight.” As soon as I touched the soft Cinnamon, I felt warm and my fears seemed to go away. That 13 , we lay in the tent, listening to crickets sing outside with Cinnamon nearby. By the time I fell asleep, I didn’t 14 Teddy as much anymore. The experience reminded me that 15 isn’t just a soft sweater or a warm cup of milk. It can come from the people around you, even in small acts of kindness. 1．A．packing B．washing C．searching D．repairing 2．A．dad B．mom C．sister D．brother 3．A．sad B．bored C．angry D．nervous 4．A．bus B．tent C．hotel D．station 5．A．and B．so C．because D．although 6．A．fine B．sorry C．proud D．shy 7．A．bear B．snacks C．heart D．shoes 8．A．hoped B．remembered C．explained D．reported 9．A．looked at B．picked up C．looked for D．put down 10．A．sold B．made C．ordered D．handed 11．A．coldly B．loudly C．softly D．happily 12．A．me B．you C．her D．him 13．A．morning B．afternoon C．night D．day 14．A．miss B．mind C．love D．respect 15．A．fear B．danger C．courage D．warmth 【答案】 1．A 2．B 3．D 4．B 5．C 6．A 7．C 8．B 9．A 10．D 11．C 12．B 13．C 14．A 15．D 【导语】本文讲述作者第一次露营时，因忘带心爱的泰迪熊而紧张，露营伙伴Lila送她毛绒熊给予温暖，让作者明白温暖可源于身边人的善意。 1．句意：出发前一周，我和妈妈花好几个小时打包我最喜欢的衬衫、小手电筒和一袋零食等物品。 句子描述露营前的准备，露营需要打包行李，packing打包、收拾，完全符合准备露营的动作；washing清洗；searching寻找；repairing修理，均不符合语境。 2．句意：我不停地和妈妈念叨即将到来的外出旅行。 选择谈论露营的对象，mom在第一句出现共同准备行李，此处选mom更合理。 3．句意：我对即将到来的旅行很兴奋，但也有一点紧张。 第一次离开家露营，兴奋之余会感到紧张，nervous紧张的，符合“第一次脱离家人露营”的情绪；sad伤心；bored无聊；angry生气，均不符合该场景的情绪。 4．句意：我从来没有离开家人睡过，更别说住在帐篷里了。 露营的典型住宿地点是帐篷， tent帐篷，符合露营场景；bus公交车；hotel酒店；station车站，均不符合露营的住宿方式。 5．句意：我不停摸着背包，因为我把心爱的小熊藏在了里面。 这里是因果关系：因为背包里有安抚小熊，所以作者一直摸背包，because因为，引导原因状语从句，符合逻辑。 6．句意：我告诉自己，有它在身边我会好好的。 有安抚小熊在身边，作者觉得自己会安心、没事，fine安好的、没事的，符合语境； sorry抱歉；proud骄傲；shy害羞，均不符合。 7．句意：可到达营地打开背包准备铺睡袋时，我的心一沉。 发现小熊不在时，作者“心一沉”，这是英语中的固定表达，heart dropped表示“心一沉”，完全符合失落的情绪。 8．句意：我想起我把小熊落在家里的床上了！ 作者突然想起小熊被落在家里，remembered想起、记得，符合语境；hoped希望；explained解释；reported报告；均不符合。 9．句意：看着背包里空荡荡的地方，泪水充满了眼眶。 作者看着包里空的位置，难过得流下眼泪，looked at看着，符合动作描述；picked up捡起；looked for寻找；put down放下，均不符合。 10．句意：她递给我她那只戴着红围巾的棕色毛绒小熊。 同伴把她的小熊递给作者，给予安慰，handed递给，符合动作；sold售卖；made制作；ordered命令，均不符合。 11．句意：她温柔地说。 同伴的声音很好听，说明她是温柔地说话，softly温柔地、轻声地，符合语境；coldly冷漠地；loudly大声地；happily开心地，均不符合“声音好听”的描述。 12．句意：它是我特别的小熊，今晚它想帮你安心入睡。 同伴对作者说话，所以是帮助“你（作者）”感到安全，you指代作者，符合对话语境。 13．句意：那天晚上，我们躺在帐篷里，伴着外面蟋蟀的叫声，小熊就在身旁。 蟋蟀在夜晚鸣叫，且作者准备睡觉，所以是夜晚，night夜晚，符合语境。 14．句意：睡着前，我已经没有那么想念我的小熊Teddy了。 有了同伴的小熊陪伴，作者不再想念自己的小熊，miss想念，符合语境。 15．句意：这段经历让我明白，温暖不只是一件柔软的毛衣、一杯热牛奶。 作者感悟到“温暖”不仅来自物品，还来自他人的善意，warmth温暖，完全贴合文章主题；fear恐惧；danger危险；courage勇气，均不符合。 （2026·浙江宁波·模拟预测）Yuhao is a little dog with leg problems. It can run with the help of a wheelchair 1 Gao Xiaodong. Gao makes wheelchairs for pets. He has helped many 2 pets be able to walk again over the last 17 years. Gao didn’t start out as a professional wheelchair maker. It all began with a small act of 3 . In 2006, Gao was selling cakes when a street dog limped (跛行) over to 4 to ask for food. Feeling sorry for the dog, Gao planned to make a pet wheelchair to help the dog move around more 5 . It took him a couple of days to make the wheelchair. When he saw the little dog quickly adapt (适应) to it and start running fast, he got a feeling of 6 . Soon after sharing the story online, Gao 7 a request to make the wheelchair for a cat who also had leg problems. Gao wasn’t a trained craftsman (工匠), but he tried his best. It turned out the cat’s owner was 8 with what Gao had made. From then on, Gao 9 to work as a craftsman, making pet wheelchairs. “I’ve tried many jobs, but making pet wheelchairs is the best for me. I find my true 10 in it. Besides, the job has changed me and made me 11 the connections between humans and their pets. They mean a lot to each other.” Gao said. Gao now runs a small wheelchair factory. He 12 works with over 90 animal groups. Together, they help animals that have trouble 13 independently because of an accident or a sudden illness. 14 he loves his job, he hopes that in the future more sick or injured animals will get help so that they won’t need his 15 . What a kind-hearted person Gao Xiaodong is! 1．A．heard from B．made by C．bought for D．given to 2．A．disabled B．lonely C．expensive D．talented 3．A．fairness B．business C．shyness D．kindness 4．A．it B．them C．her D．him 5．A．quietly B．carefully C．conveniently D．slowly 6．A．doubt B．sadness C．satisfaction D．fear 7．A．received B．prepared C．discussed D．expected 8．A．patient B．happy C．honest D．strict 9．A．waited B．refused C．forgot D．chose 10．A．interest B．support C．pain D．shame 11．A．change B．avoid C．understand D．separate 12．A．only B．soon C．hardly D．also 13．A．eating B．walking C．sleeping D．playing 14．A．Although B．If C．Since D．When 15．A．prizes B．presents C．projects D．products 【答案】 1．B 2．A 3．D 4．D 5．C 6．C 7．A 8．B 9．D 10．A 11．C 12．D 13．B 14．A 15．D 【导语】本文讲述了高晓东为残疾宠物制作轮椅、帮助残疾宠物重新行走的爱心故事。 1．句意：它可以在高晓东制造的轮椅的帮助下运行。 根据后文“Gao makes wheelchairs for pets”可知轮椅是高晓东制作的，made by“由……制造”符合，heard from“听说”；bought for“为……买”；given to“给予”均不符合文意。 2．句意：过去17年里，他帮助了很多有残疾的宠物重新行走。 前文“Yuhao is a little dog with leg problems”提到宠物有腿部问题，此处应指帮助残疾宠物重新行走，disabled“有残疾的”符合。 3．句意：这一切都始于一个小小的善意举动。 由上文可知，高晓东主动救助流浪残疾狗，这是一个善举，kindness“善良”符合语境。 4．句意：2006年，高晓东在卖蛋糕，这时一只流浪狗跛行走到他面前要食物。 根据“a street dog limped (跛行) over to …to ask for food”可知是走到高晓东面前，此处要用him指代。 5．句意：出于对狗的同情，高晓东计划做一个宠物轮椅帮狗狗更方便地活动。 轮椅的作用就是让行动不便的动物活动更方便，conveniently“方便地”符合语义。 6．句意：当他看到小狗迅速适应并开始快速奔跑时，他感到很满足。 根据“the little dog quickly adapt (适应) it and started running fast”可知，自己做的轮椅成功帮助了狗狗，会获得满足感，satisfaction“满足”符合语境，其他选项不符合情感逻辑。 7．句意：在网上分享这个故事后不久，高晓东收到了给另一只腿有问题的猫做轮椅的请求。 根据“a request to make the wheelchair for a cat who also had leg problems”可知是高晓东收到了请求，received“收到”符合语境。 8．句意：事实证明猫的主人对高晓东做的轮椅很满意。 根据后句“Gao… to work as a craftsman, making pet wheelchairs.”可知，高晓东从此开始专职做宠物轮椅，说明猫主人对成品很满意，be happy with表示“对……满意”，符合逻辑，其他选项均不足以支撑下文。 9．句意：从那之后，高晓东选择做一名工匠，制作宠物轮椅。 从下文“I’ve tried many jobs, but making pet wheelchairs is the best for me”可知，高晓东是主动选择转行做这个工作，chose“选择”符合语境。 10．句意：我在这份工作中找到了真正的兴趣。 前文提到“making pet wheelchairs is the best for me”，说明他在这份工作中找到了真正的兴趣，interest“兴趣”符合语境，其他选项不符合语义。 11．句意：另外，这份工作改变了我，让我理解了人和宠物之间的联系。 “They mean a lot to each other.”是高晓东的感悟，说明这份工作让他理解了人和宠物的联系，understand“理解”符合语义。 12．句意：他还和90多个动物组织合作。 前文讲高晓东自己开厂，此处补充他还和动物组织合作，also符合递进逻辑。 13．句意：他们一起帮助那些因为事故或疾病无法独立行走的动物。 本文围绕帮残疾动物做轮椅方便行走展开，此处指行走有困难的动物，walking“行走”符合语境。 14．句意：虽然他热爱这份工作，但他希望未来更多受伤生病的动物能得到帮助，不需要他的产品了。 “he loves his job”与后句“they won’t need his products”是转折关系，Although“虽然”符合转折逻辑。 15．句意：虽然他热爱这份工作，但他希望未来更多受伤生病的动物能得到帮助，不需要他的产品了。 高晓东制作售卖轮椅，轮椅属于他的产品，products“产品”符合语义。 （2026·浙江金华·一模）阅读下面短文，掌握大意，从每小题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。 Changing schools is probably the worst thing in the world. Since everyone has already known each other, the newcomer 1 feels like an outsider. Sadly, that “newcomer” was me. I stood nervously in front of my new class with my face 2 . Everyone welcomed me warmly, but I was too shy to say much. I mumbled (咕哝) my name and quickly took my seat in the corner, keeping my head down and not having the 63 to meet anyone’s eyes. At break time, the classroom soon became noisy with students talking and playing. I went to the bathroom and filled my water bottle alone. I had expected some loneliness, but experiencing it still felt heavy. Our first lesson was 3 . This school was moving much faster than my old one. What’s more, my classmates’ vocabulary was larger and their pronunciation and grammar were much better than mine. All of this 4 on me. Then came PE class. I sat under a tree, watching others play badminton. Suddenly, I heard a 5 voice say, “Help...” I held my breath, 6 and saw a girl leaning against the wall of the hallway. Her face was pale like 7 and she almost fainted (昏厥). Without any doubt, I rushed to help her. “Help! Help!” I 8 to the PE teacher. Together, we carefully carried her to the school nurse’s office. 9 , she only had low blood sugar. After drinking some 10 water and having a short rest, she was fine again. But when I got back to the classroom, something 11 happened. Some of my classmates crowded around, asking me what happened to the girl. Others said I was really brave. One person 12 walked to my desk and asked if I wanted to walk home together after school. At that moment, I realized that I had found my place in this new school—not by trying hard to fit in and please others, 13 by helping someone when they needed it most. A warm feeling filled my heart, and I knew that my new life here would be 14 than I thought. And a brand new start was waiting for me. 1．A．always B．seldom C．hardly D．never 2．A．dropping B．shining C．burning D．freezing 3．A．energy B．courage C．time D．hope 4．A．art B．science C．maths D．English 5．A．weighed B．turned C．decided D．depended 6．A．loud B．weak C．sweet D．high 7．A．woke up B．ran away C．turned around D．sat down 8．A．paper B．water C．apples D．plastic 9．A．replied B．shouted C．talked D．explained 10．A．Surprisingly B．Certainly C．Luckily D．Quickly 11．A．sugar B．pepper C．dirty D．cold 12．A．unexpected B．common C．terrible D．silly 13．A．still B．only C．even D．again 14．A．and B．but C．or D．so 15．A．harder B．worse C．better D．busier 【答案】 1．A 2．C 3．B 4．D 5．A 6．B 7．C 8．A 9．B 10．C 11．A 12．A 13．C 14．B 15．C 【导语】本文讲述了作者转学后感到孤独和不适应，但在体育课上帮助了一位晕倒的同学后，意外获得了同学们的认可和友谊，从而发现融入新环境的最好方式是帮助他人。 1．句意：既然每个人都已彼此认识，新来的人总是感觉像个外人。 根据常识和上下文，转学生通常会感到被排斥，应用always表示“总是”。seldom“很少”、hardly“几乎不”、never“从不”均与语境矛盾。 2．句意：我紧张地站在新班级前面，脸发烫。 紧张时脸部会发热发红，应用burning表示“发烫的”。dropping“掉落的”、shining“发光的”、freezing“冰冻的”均不符合。 3．句意：我低着头，没有勇气与任何人对视。 因为害羞不敢看别人的眼睛，缺少的是“勇气”，应用courage。energy“精力”、time“时间”、hope“希望”均不准确。 4．句意：我们的第一节课是英语课。 后文提到“vocabulary, pronunciation, grammar”这些是英语学习的内容，应用English。art“美术”、science“科学”、maths“数学”均不匹配。 5．句意：所有这些都压在我身上。 前文描述同学英语水平更高，作者感到压力，应用weighed on me表示“压在我身上”。turned on“打开”、decided on“决定”、depended on“依赖”均不符合。 6．句意：突然，我听到一个微弱的声音说：“救命……” 女孩快要昏厥，声音应该是微弱的，应用weak。loud“大声的”、sweet“甜美的”、high“高音的”均不符合情境。 7．句意：我屏住呼吸，转过身，看见一个女孩靠在走廊的墙上。 听到声音后转身去看，应用turned around表示“转过身”。woke up“醒来”、ran away“跑开”、sat down“坐下”均不符合。 8．句意：她的脸苍白得像纸一样。 形容脸色苍白常用比喻“像纸一样”，应用paper。water“水”、apples“苹果”、plastic“塑料”均不恰当。 9．句意：“救命！救命！”我向体育老师呼喊。 情况紧急，需要大声呼喊，应用shouted。replied“回答”、talked“谈话”、explained“解释”均不符合。 10．句意：幸运的是，她只是低血糖。 结果是好的，应用Luckily表示“幸运地”。Surprisingly“令人惊讶地”、Certainly“当然”、Quickly“快速地”均不符合。 11．句意：喝了一些糖水并短暂休息后，她又好了。 低血糖需要补充糖分，应用sugar water表示“糖水”。pepper“胡椒”、dirty“脏的”、cold“冷的”均不正确。 12．句意：但当我回到教室时，意想不到的事情发生了。 后文同学们围过来称赞作者，这是出乎意料的，应用unexpected表示“意想不到的”。common“普通的”、terrible“可怕的”、silly“愚蠢的”均不符合。 13．句意：甚至有一个人走到我的桌前，问我放学后是否想一起步行回家。 表示程度递进，应用even表示“甚至”。still“仍然”、only“仅仅”、again“再次”均不准确。 14．句意：不是通过努力融入和取悦别人，而是通过在别人最需要的时候帮助他们。 固定搭配not...but...意为“不是……而是……”，应用but。and“和”、or“或者”、so“所以”均不正确。 15．句意：我知道这里的新生活会比我想象的更好。 经历帮助他人得到认可后，作者对新生活感到乐观，应用better表示“更好”。harder“更艰难”、worse“更糟”、busier“更忙”均不符合。 抢分03 阅读理解 （2026·浙江杭州·二模）①Recently, the Ailao Mountains have become quite a hit. The place is now on everyone’s lips. Many people are curious about its beauty and mystery and want to see it themselves. However, local officials warn the public to think twice about visiting and not to explore the undeveloped areas. ②The Ailao Mountains don’t just cover one mountain. Instead, there is a long series of mountains covering hundreds of kilometers. The locals call it the Forest of Death, and it can be hard to find your way while you are in the mountains. So, sometimes, it feels like you are in a giant maze (迷宫)! There are many plants and animals in this wild area, including bears and snakes, which can make it even scarier. ③Even though some parts of the Ailao Mountains are safe for visitors, many areas are still off-limits. Heavy rain and thick fog can make the mountains very dangerous. Once you get lost among the trees, the chances are that you may feel dizzy (头晕的) and tired after a long walk and end up in big trouble. Even local villagers play it safe and don’t choose deep parts of the mountains to visit. ④In 2021, four people went to explore the Ailao Mountains. They were tired and faced sudden storms, which made it hard to keep warm. Sadly, they lost their lives at last. The incident (事件) reminds us that nature is something of beauty and danger all at once. ⑤So, if you decide to visit the Ailao Mountains, you mustn’t forget to stay clear of the wild areas. Some beautiful spots are open to tourists. These places are easy to reach and safe for everyone. So, stay smart and stick to safe paths while enjoying the wonders of the Ailao Mountains! 1．Why does the writer mention “Forest of Death” and “giant maze” in Paragraph 2? A．To introduce the history of the mountains. B．To show how dangerous the mountains are. C．To encourage tourists to visit the mountains. D．To explain why animals like living in the mountains. 2．What does the underlined phrase “play it safe” in Paragraph 3 mean? A．Avoid risks. B．Take it easy. C．Take a chance. D．Go for it. 3．What can we learn from the incident of 2021? A．We should travel with local villagers. B．We should avoid visiting mountains in rainy seasons. C．Technology is useless in wild areas. D．Nature can be beautiful but sometimes dangerous. 4．How is the passage structured? A．①/②③④/⑤ B．①②/③④/⑤ C．①②③/④/⑤ D．①/②/③④⑤ 【答案】1．B 2．A 3．D 4．A 【导语】本文主要介绍了近期走红的哀牢山及其潜藏的危险，旨在提醒游客注意安全，远离未开发区域。 1．第二段提到：“The locals call it Forest of Death, and it can be hard to find your way…”，作者通过这些恐怖的称呼说明在山里极易迷路，目的是展示哀牢山的危险程度。 2．第三段提到连当地村民：“…don’t choose deep parts of the mountains to visit.”，说明他们会通过不去深山来规避风险，由此推断“play it safe”意为“规避风险”。 3．第四段末尾总结了教训：“The incident reminds us that nature is something of beauty and danger all at once.”，这直接说明了我们能从2021年的事件中认识到大自然的美丽与危险并存。 4．文章第一段总起话题，第二至四段分别从环境、天气、真实事件角度分述危险性，第五段总结并给出建议。结构为总—分—总。 （2026·浙江丽水·一模）Magic words are only in fairy tales, but the word “why” is almost magical. From science to art, it has changed and even reshaped the world many times. Every great achievement in human history starts with a question: a “Why?”, a “What if?”, or “Shall we try?”. Most discoveries start with a question, too. Sometimes as simple as “What is this?” or “What’s over there?” Often, the more you know about something, the more questions you have. Curiosity (好奇) is so important. It’s how people get to know each other, solve problems and learn. When children are babies, everything is a question—even before they know enough words to be able to ask one. Early life is full of tiny experiments. Sometimes the answer to “What happens if I do this?” is “I fall down and it hurts” —but that’s still an important lesson. Sometimes, as people get older, they can worry that asking questions makes them sound silly, but the cleverest people in the world spend their lives asking questions. No great genius has ever sat back and said, “That’s enough knowledge for me.” The more answers, the more questions. Start small and get bigger. If you ask questions about the world around you, you’re doing the most important thing people ever learned to do. So, now it’s over to you to ask questions. And remember—there’s no such thing as a silly question. 1．What does the underlined word “it” refer to? A．A fairy tale. B．A “why”. C．A magic way. D．A “what”. 2．Why does the writer mention babies in Paragraph 3? A．To show what curiosity is. B．To tell when they learn to speak. C．To describe how they ask questions. D．To explain why curiosity is important. 3．What does the sentence “there’s no such thing as a silly question” mean? A．There are no silly questions. B．Don’t ask any silly questions. C．Stop asking questions as getting older. D．Asking something you don’t know is silly. 4．Which of the following may the writer agree with? A．People spend much time answering questions. B．Old people often ask questions about their lives. C．People should always have the spirit of questioning. D．Great persons have enough knowledge for their work. 【答案】1．B 2．D 3．A 4．C 【导语】本文指出“为什么”这个词具有魔力，好奇心和提问推动了人类进步与发现，并强调没有所谓的“傻问题”。 1．根据第一段“the word ‘why’ is almost magical. From science to art, it has changed…”可知，划线词“it”指代“why”。 2．第三段首句提出“Curiosity is so important.”，随后以婴儿为例，说明好奇心从生命早期就已存在，并帮助人们学习与解决问题，因此目的是解释为什么好奇心很重要。 3．根据最后一段“If you ask questions about the world around you, you’re doing the most important thing people ever learned to do.”可知，作者认为“问问题”是非常重要的，要敢于提出问题，所以“there’s no such thing as a silly question”意思是“根本没有傻问题”。 4．通读全文，作者强调提问的重要性，认为最聪明的人一生都在提问，因此作者赞同“人们应该始终保持提问精神”。 （2026·浙江舟山·一模）. Have you ever started a book, got a few pages in, and realized that it wasn’t as interesting as the cover suggested? If you have, you were probably faced with a dilemma: should you keep reading the book or put it down and find something else? What would you do? Is it OK to stop reading a book before finishing it? YES. It’s OK to stop. NO. It’s better to keep reading. Lucy, 14There are lots of great books waiting to be read in the world, so it is meaningless to spend hours and days reading a story that isn’t interesting. Chen Xin, 15Some of the most famous books ever written are difficult to read, with lots of characters and story lines to remember. It’s an important skill to keep going and get to the end. Tony, 15If a TV show isn’t interesting, most people would choose something else. It should be the same for books. I think it’s up to you to decide which book is right for you to read. Sue, 14If someone puts down a book halfway, they’ll never know how it ends. And there might be an unexpected change in the book, which makes the book suddenly interesting. Wang Fang, 13It’s important to enjoy reading. If you’re forced to read something you don’t like, you might be put off reading in the future. Bob, 16Sometimes, books take time to understand. As you read more, you can learn something new or see the world in a different way. Reading isn’t always about fun. It’s also about thinking. 1．Who thinks reading books is like watching TV shows? A．Bob. B．Tony. C．Chen Xin. D．Wang Fang. 2．What does the underlined word “dilemma” most probably mean? A．A big plan. B．A great chance. C．A small mistake. D．A difficult choice. 3．Which opinion is from the “NO” side in the text? A．It’s important to read something you like. B．There are too many good books waiting for you. C．Unexpected changes may happen in the book later. D．It’s a waste of time to keep reading and get to the end. 【答案】1．B 2．D 3．C 【导语】本文是一篇应用文，围绕“阅读时遇到不感兴趣的书是否应该读完”这一话题展开讨论，呈现了不同学生支持“可以中途停止”和“应该坚持读完”的不同观点及理由。 1．表格中Tony的观点提到：“If a TV show isn’t interesting, most people would choose something else. It should be the same for books.”，直接将阅读书籍和看电视节目进行类比，说明他认为二者的选择逻辑是一样的。 2．第一段提到：“should you keep reading the book or put it down and find something else?”，结合语境可知，这里描述的是“是继续读还是换一本”的两难处境，因此“dilemma”意为“艰难的选择”。 3．表格中Sue的观点提到：“And there might be an unexpected change in the book, which makes the book suddenly interesting.”，这一观点属于“NO. It’s better to keep reading.” 的一方，说明书中后续可能会出现意外的变化。 （2026·浙江衢州·一模）. At the 2025 Spring Festival Gala (春晚), a robot show called Yang-BOT amazed everyone. It was the world’s first large AI-driven robot performance. A year later, in 2026, the show took it to a new level. It was performed by robots from the Chinese company Unitree together with over 80 students from Henan. On the stage, the robots did some very difficult Kung Fu moves. For example, they performed backflips (后空翻) and jumped nearly three meters high into the air. They also used their hands to wave wooden sticks, just like real Kung Fu masters. It was a wonderful mix of traditional Chinese culture and modern technology. How could the robots be so “smart”? Wang Xingxing, the founder of Unitree Robotics, shared the secret. He said, “The robots practiced over 100 million times in a computer simulation (模拟) before they stepped onto the real stage. This is called ‘Reinforcement Learning.’ It helps robots learn how to keep balance and finish difficult moves. Every single move was the result of hundreds of millions of tries in the computer.” The Wu-BOT show was a big step forward. In the past, robots only performed simple dances. But this time, all 26 robots acted on their own, without any outside help. Wu-BOT is more than just a show. It proves that Chinese-made robots are no longer just following orders. They are becoming faster and stronger. In fact, China is already ahead of the rest of the world in robotics. True, robots are still in the early stages, and don’t have everyday uses yet. But when you look at what has happened in such a short time, you’ll probably say, “The future is much closer than I expected.” 1．What does the underlined word “it” in Paragraph 1 refer to? A．The Yang-BOT show. B．The Wu-BOT performance. C．The Spring Festival Gala. D．The Chinese company Unitree. 2．Why could the robots be so “smart” according to Wang Xingxing? A．They kept practicing in a computer. B．They learned from other smart robots. C．They trained at school with students. D．They followed human orders on the stage. 3．What can we know from the last paragraph? A．Robots are already used in everyday life. B．Robots won’t follow orders any more. C．Robots will do everything for people soon. D．China is leading the world in robotics. 4．What’s the best title of the passage? A．Wu-BOT and the Kung Fu Students B．How to Practice Robot Kung Fu Moves C．Wu-BOT: Big Progress in Robot Technology D．Wu-BOT and Yang-BOT: Different Robot Shows 【答案】1．A 2．A 3．D 4．C 【导语】本文介绍了2026年春晚的Wu-BOT机器人表演，讲述了其高难度功夫动作、通过海量计算机模拟练习实现智能的原理，并指出这标志着中国机器人技术取得巨大进步、处于世界领先地位。 1．根据前文“At the 2025 Spring Festival Gala (春晚), a robot show called Yang-BOT amazed everyone.”可知，it 指代前文的Yang-BOT show。 2．根据第三段“It helps robots learn how to keep balance and finish difficult moves. Every single move was the result of hundreds of millions of tries in the computer”，可知机器人聪明的原因在于大量的电脑模拟练习。 3．根据第四段“In fact, China is already ahead of the rest of the world in robotics.”，可知中国在机器人领域领先世界。 4．全文围绕Wu-BOT展开，重点讲它实现高难度自主动作、是技术巨大进步，因此Wu-BOT: Big Progress in Robot Technology最贴合。 （2026·浙江衢州·一模）Twenty years ago, when Andrew Westbrook was in college, he had a hard time putting his mind to class. He certainly had the ability to focus (集中注意力). For example, when he got lost in a good book, thinking felt easy. But when it came to some other mental (脑力的) tasks, thinking was like pulling teeth and his attention was off. Westbrook is now a scientist. His research is challenging old ideas about why we can’t keep our attention on certain tasks. For years, scientists thought that mentally tiring tasks like solving math problems required more energy than easier ones like looking out of the window. As a result, these harder tasks would make us run out of energy and lose focus more quickly. However, Westbrook’s research suggests our brain is always working hard. Even when we are just looking around a room, our brain is working on lots of information and using lots of energy. But we don’t find these tasks tiring. The real problem is that difficult tasks require different brain areas to work with each other in new ways. The brain has to break out of its usual ways, which causes discomfort and makes these tasks seem harder than they really are. “Thinking about beginning a hard task feels harder than actually doing it,” Westbrook says. This early mental difficulty can lead us to put off the task or even avoid trying. “If we can get over it, thinking will become easier,” he adds. Westbrook’s team has found ways to help us do that. For one, he suggests focusing on the good results of completing the task instead of how hard it will be. We can also try to get into “flow (心流)”. When people are in “flow”, they seem not to care how hard the task is. One key to entering “flow” is to reduce the things we are not sure about. Before writing a book report, for example, you can set yourself a goal, like finishing it in 15 minutes. Finally, it can help to make these mentally tiring tasks a habit. Try doing them at the same time and place every day or week. After a few weeks, focusing on these tasks won’t just feel easier—it will be easier. 1．How does the writer introduce the topic? A．By giving an example. B．By showing advice. C．By asking questions. D．By listing numbers. 2．What can we learn from Paragraph 3? A．Easy tasks need no attention at all. B．All mental tasks cost the same energy. C．Looking out is hard for people’s brain. D．People lose focus because they’re tired. 3．What does the underlined word “it” in Paragraph 5 refer to? A．An old idea. B．The mental difficulty. C．The hard task. D．A good beginning. 4．What is the purpose of the text? A．To explain why we lose focus and how to get better. B．To show how difficult the mental tasks usually are. C．To tell people the importance of developing good habits. D．To introduce a great scientist called Andrew Westbrook. 【答案】1．A 2．D 3．B 4．A 【导语】本文主要通过Andrew的经历提出新观点：难题并非更耗精力，而是需大脑新模式运作使人不适，并给出提高专注力的方法。 1．文章开篇以Andrew Westbrook大学时难以专注课堂的个人经历为例，引出“注意力难以集中”这一主题，因此是通过举例引入话题。 2．根据第三段的“… mentally tiring tasks like solving math problems required more energy than easier ones like looking out of the window… harder tasks would make us run out of energy and lose focus more quickly”可知，脑力消耗的任务比简单任务消耗更多能量，因此难任务会让我们精力耗尽、更快失去注意力。 3．根据前一句“This early mental difficulty can lead us to put off the task or even avoid trying.”可知，it指代前文的“the mental difficulty”。 4．文章先通过研究解释了我们难以集中注意力的真正原因，再给出了提升专注力的方法，核心目的是解释分心原因并给出改善方法。A选项“解释为何我们会分心，以及如何才能改善这种情况”符合。 （2026·浙江湖州·一模）A study in the AHA (美国心脏协会) Journal Circulation shows that eating five servings (份) of fruit and vegetables a day may lower the risk of death by 13%. Researchers studied data from over 100,000 men and women. The study started in the mid-1980s and ended in 2014. The testers were asked about their diet at the beginning of the study, and again every two to four years. By the end of the study, 33,898 testers had died.    The study found that people who ate two servings of fruit and three servings of vegetables daily had the lowest chance of death. However, eating more than five total servings a day did not make the risk lower. Compared with those who ate only two servings a day, people who ate five servings were: ➤10% less likely to die from cancer ➤12% less likely to die from heart disease ➤35% less likely to die from lung disease ➤13% less likely to die from all causes To make the result more believable, the researchers combined their data with 24 other studies. In total, they looked at 1.9 million people from 29 countries across Asia, Africa, Europe, Oceania, North America and South America. They got the same result: five servings a day led to a 13% lower risk of death from any cause. But lead author Dr. Dong Wang said not all fruits and vegetables are the same. Some may cause health problems. For example, starchy (淀粉类) vegetables like corn and potatoes didn’t help lower the death risk. Fruit juices were also not helpful. Stick to five servings a day, and keep your plate colorful. Small changes in your food choices can lead to big health benefits over time. 1．How does the writer introduce the study? A．By telling stories.B．By listing numbers.C．By asking questions. D．By describing feelings. 2．According to the study, who possibly has the lowest risk of death? A．People who drink fruit juice or eat fruit very often. B．People who focus on diet to lose weight every day. C．People who eat two fruits and three vegetables a day. D．People who change their diets every two to four years. 3．Why does the writer mention corn and potatoes in Paragraph 6? A．To explain they are unhealthy foods. B．To tell us they are starchy vegetables. C．To suggest we should eat more of them. D．To show vegetables have different effects. 4．What is the best title for the passage? A．Fruit Juice: A Healthy Daily Drink B．Sports & Diet: Good for Our Health C．Daily Choice: Keep Your Plate Colorful D．Fruit & Vegetables: The More, the Better 【答案】1．B 2．C 3．D 4．C 【导语】本文介绍了美国心脏协会《Circulation》期刊的一项研究，该研究表明每天吃5份果蔬（2份水果+3份蔬菜）可降低13%的死亡风险，同时指出并非所有果蔬都有此效果，淀粉类蔬菜和果汁无帮助，且过量食用不会进一步降低风险。 1．对应全文，文章开篇用“lower the risk of death by 13%”，后续列举“over 100,000 men and women”“33,898 testers had died”“10% less likely to die from cancer”等大量数据介绍研究，因此作者是通过列数字的方式介绍研究。 2．对应第3段，文中提到“The study found that people who ate two servings of fruit and three servings of vegetables daily had the lowest chance of death.”，可知每天吃2份水果和3份蔬菜的人死亡风险最低。 3．对应第6段，文中提到“not all fruits and vegetables are the same. Some may cause health problems. For example, starchy vegetables like corn and potatoes didn’t help lower the death risk.”，可知作者举玉米和土豆的例子是为了说明不同蔬菜对健康的影响不同。 4．对应全文，文章核心是每天吃5份多样果蔬（保持餐盘多彩）对健康的益处，结尾也提到“Stick to five servings a day, and keep your plate colorful.”，A选项果汁并非健康饮品，B选项未提及运动，D选项“越多越好”与原文“eating more than five total servings a day did not make the risk lower”矛盾，因此最佳标题为C。 （2026·浙江杭州·模拟预测）①One afternoon, Leo wanted to buy a new card game, but he found that his pocket money was almost gone. Instead of feeling upset, he asked AI for help. To his surprise, AI showed him fun and simple ways to enjoy life and save money at the same time. From that day on, Leo learned that saving money does not have to be boring — it can be smart and enjoyable with the help of AI. ②One important advantage of AI is that it helps kids and families plan their spending more clearly. AI can show where money is usually spent and help people decide what is really necessary. By seeing their spending habits, kids can learn to use money more carefully in daily life. ③AI can also help plan meals on a budget. Food in shops can be expensive, but AI can suggest dishes based on the food people already have at home. If someone wants a low-cost dinner, AI may advise making homemade noodles with vegetables. This not only saves money but also makes cooking more enjoyable and helps reduce food waste. ④When it comes to shopping, AI helps people make wiser choices. Comparing prices in different shops or online often takes a lot of time, but AI can do this quickly. For instance, if a family needs a new schoolbag, AI can compare prices and recommend one that is good but not expensive, saving both time and money. ⑤In addition, AI can teach kids how to manage their pocket money. It can help record spending on snacks or toys and give simple advice on saving. If a child gets $10 as pocket money, AI may suggest saving $3, spending $5, and keeping $2 for unexpected needs. ⑥In short, AI can help families save money in several practical ways, from planning spending to making smarter choices. More importantly, it helps kids develop good habits and learn to think before they spend. With the help of AI, saving money becomes not only easier, but also an important life skill for the future. 1．How does the writer lead into the topic? A．By asking questions.B．By telling stories.C．By comparing facts. D．By listing numbers. 2．Which of the following might be AI’s advice on money using? A． B． C． D． 3．What is the structure of the text? A．B．C． D． 4．What can be the best title of the text? A．Creative Games and Fun Family Activities B．Family Budgeting with Old and New Methods C．Saving Money with AI for Modern Families D．Technology and Control in Family Spending 【答案】1．B 2．D 3．A 4．C 【导语】本文是一篇说明文，主要讲述了AI如何帮助现代家庭进行理财和储蓄。 1．第一段通过讲述一个叫Leo的男孩在零花钱不够时向AI求助，并从中发现省钱可以既聪明又有趣的故事，引出了AI在帮助家庭理财方面的作用。这是一种通过讲故事的方式来引入话题。 2．第五段举例说明了AI如何教孩子管理零花钱：“If a child gets $10 as pocket money, AI may suggest saving $3, spending $5, and keeping $2 for unexpected needs.”，这意味着AI建议的分配比例是：储蓄（Saving）占30%（$3/$10），消费（Spending）占50%（$5/$10），备用（Keeping）占20%（$2/$10）。因此，图表D在结构上最符合原文描述。 3．文章的结构是“总—分—总”式。第①段：通过一个故事引出AI可以帮助家庭理财的主题（总起）；第②、③、④、⑤段：分别从“清晰规划开支”、“膳食计划”、“明智购物”和“管理零花钱”四个方面，具体阐述了AI如何帮助家庭省钱（分述）；第⑥段：总结全文，指出AI在帮助家庭省钱和培养良好习惯方面的重要性（总结）。这种结构与选项A的图示相符。 4．文章的核心内容是关于现代家庭如何利用AI来更有效地储蓄和管理财务。选项C“现代家庭利用AI省钱”准确地概括了文章的主旨。 抢分04 选词填空 （2026·浙江丽水·一模）将方框中所给词语的适当形式填入短文中，每词仅用一次。 forest  learn  slow  unhappy  with  as well Once upon a time, there was a little squirrel called Ruby. He had a very big, fluffy tail. The tail often got stuck and made him run 1 . Whenever he was stuck, other animals would laugh at him. Ruby felt very 2 . One day, a terrible storm hit the 3 . Ruby used his big tail to keep himself safe and dry. Suddenly, he realized his tail could help others 4 ! He then protected small animals from the rain and wind 5 it. The animals were very thankful to him. Ruby 6 that what makes you different can also be your greatest gift. 【答案】1．slowly 2．unhappy 3．forest 4．as well 5．with 6．learned 【导语】本文讲述小松鼠鲁比因大尾巴行动不便而难过，后来借尾巴在暴风雨中助人，领悟与众不同也是天赋。 1．句意：这条尾巴经常被卡住，让他跑得很慢。空格修饰动词“run”，需用副词作状语；结合尾巴总被卡住的语境，选用slow，副词变为slowly，意为“缓慢地”。 2．句意：鲁比感到很不开心。感官动词“felt”后需接形容词作表语；被别人嘲笑会心情低落，选用unhappy，意为“不开心的”。 3．句意：有一天，一场可怕的暴风雨袭击了这片森林。定冠词“the”后需接名词作宾语；故事场景发生在森林里，选用forest，意为“森林”，用单数即可指代所处环境。 4．句意：他突然意识到他的尾巴也可以帮助其他人。空格置于句末，需用短语作补充状语；固定短语as well意为“也”，契合语境语义。 5．句意：然后他用尾巴保护小动物们免受风雨侵袭。空格后接代词“it”，需用介词引出工具方式；介词with可表示“用某种工具/物品”，贴合用尾巴庇护他人的语境。 6．句意：鲁比领悟到让你与众不同的东西也可以成为你最大的天赋。句中缺少谓语动词，全文为一般过去时；结合后文感悟道理的语境选用learn，意为“领悟、明白”，过去式变为learned。 （2026·浙江绍兴·一模）用方框中所给单词的适当形式填空，每词限用一次。 begin   for   sun   difference   do   depend on I always count down the days at the end of the term because then it is the 1 of the holiday. We have several weeks off school and we can spend some time 2 what we love to do. For example, we can get together with friends. When the weather is good, we can have a picnic in the park and play games as well. Sometimes we can take a vacation in a 3 place of the country. We can also go camping or go fishing in the countryside. 4 me, I always like enjoying myself on the beach by the sea, but it 5 the weather. I just hope the weather will be 6 during the holiday. I can’t wait. 【答案】1．beginning 2．doing 3．different 4．For 5．depends on 6．sunny 【导语】本文主要讲述了作者在学期末倒数天数期待假期的到来，以及假期中可能进行的活动和对天气的期望。 1．句意：我总是在学期末倒数天数，因为那时假期就开始了。此处需要一个名词。根据“count down the days at the end of the term”可知，学期末倒数天数，意味着假期即将开始，因此“begin”的名词形式“beginning”符合语境。 2．句意：我们有几个星期的假期，我们可以花一些时间做我们喜欢做的事情。此处需要一个动名词作宾语。根据“spend some time”和“what we love to do”可知，此处表示花时间做喜欢的事情，spend time doing sth.为固定搭配，意为“花时间做某事”，因此“do”的动名词形式“doing”符合语境。 3．句意：有时我们可以去这个国家一个不同的地方度假。此处需要一个形容词作定语，修饰名词“place”，根据语境可知，此处表示去一个不同的地方度假，因此“difference”的形容词形式“different”符合语境。 4．句意：至于我，我总是喜欢在海边享受沙滩上的乐趣，但这取决于天气。此处需要一个介词，在句中表示“至于”，根据语境可知，此处表示至于我，我喜欢在海边享受乐趣，因此“for”符合语境，位于句首首字母大写。 5．句意：至于我，我总是喜欢在海边享受沙滩上的乐趣，但这取决于天气。此处需要一个动词。根据语境可知，此处表示在海边享受乐趣取决于天气，因此“depend on”符合语境，主语“it”为第三人称单数，谓语动词用第三人称单数形式，因此“depends on”符合语境。 6．句意：我只希望假期期间天气会晴朗。此处需要一个形容词作定语，修饰名词“weather”，根据语境可知，此处表示希望假期期间天气晴朗，因此“sun”的形容词形式“sunny”符合语境。 （2026·浙江金华·一模）用方框中所给单词的适当形式填空，每词限用一次。 write    all over    closely    although    information Tea house is very popular in China. It is mostly called Chalou in provinces like Guangdong, Guangxi and Hainan, and is called Chaguan in Beijing and Tianjin of North China. 1 these names are not the same, the forms and what they offer are basically similar. To Chinese people, tea houses are just like cafes in Western countries. They are social places where people drink tea, chat and share 2 . Some tea houses build stages for storytelling and Beijing opera shows. They become fun places for people to relax and enjoy themselves. The play Tea House, 3 by Lao She, shows the troubled late Qing society by describing the words and actions of people in a tea house. The rise of tea house is 4 related (相关的) to Chinese tea culture. After several thousand years of development, tea houses have become a part of life for people 5 China. Now, foreigners who come to China will be attracted to those famous tea houses to experience Chinese tea culture. 【答案】1．Although 2．information 3．written 4．closely 5．all over 【导语】本文主要介绍了茶馆在中国各地的不同称呼、相似的功能与作用，讲述了老舍的话剧《茶馆》所展现的社会背景，同时说明茶馆的兴起与中国茶文化紧密相关。 1．句意：尽管这些名字不一样，但它们的形式和提供的东西基本相似。此空需要连词引导让步状语从句，although表示“虽然”，符合“虽然名字不同，形式和服务基本相似”的句意，句首首字母大写，故填Although。 2．句意：它们是人们喝茶、聊天并分享信息的社交场所。 share是及物动词，后面需要接名词作宾语。方框中的information（信息）是不可数名词，符合语境。share information为固定搭配，意为 “分享信息”。 3．句意：由老舍写的话剧《茶馆》，通过描述茶馆里人们的言行展现了晚清动荡的社会。此处“__by Lao She”表示“被老舍写的”，是过去分词短语作后置定语，修饰“The play Tea House”，write的过去分词是written“被……所写”。 4．句意：茶馆的兴起与中国茶文化紧密相关。 修饰形容词“related”需用副词，closely related表示“紧密相关的”。 5．句意：经过几千年的发展，茶馆已经成为全中国人民生活的一部分。 all over China为固定短语，意为“全中国、遍及中国”。 2 / 23 学科网（北京）股份有限1 / 23 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $ 抢分组合练03 语法填空+完形填空+阅读理解+选词填空 （浙江专用） 抢分01 语法填空 （2026·浙江杭州·二模）阅读下面短文，在空白处填入一个适当的词，或填入括号中所给单词的正确形式。 Do you usually chat with the cashier (收银员) at the supermarket? Most of us don’t do this. We usually check out (结账) quickly, 1 the people behind us won’t wait too long. This is one of the 2 (rule) we follow in supermarkets. But in the Netherlands (荷兰), people follow a different rule at the supermarkets. Chatting happily is 3 (important) than checking out quickly. This “chat checkout” program 4 (introduce) by Jumbo, a large supermarket chain (连锁超市). In some of 5 (it) stores, customers can chat with cashiers for as long as they want. There is also a chat corner at the supermarket. People can have a good time chatting with each other. “Our store is 6 great meeting place for many people,” said the program leader. We want 7 (help) people fight loneliness. The program is so popular 8 Jumbo is now planning to spread it to more stores. So far it 9 (provide) the “chat checkout” service across the country. By then, people will be able to find a place to both shop and chat 10 (easy) no matter where they are. （2026·浙江丽水·一模）阅读下面短文，在空白处填入一个适当的词，或填入括号中所给单词的正确形式。 Hainan is known as a perfect holiday choice. The weather there is warm 1 nice all year round, usually between 20℃ and 30℃. You can choose to go 2 you like, spring, summer, autumn or winter. Many 3 (tourist) choose Sanya for their first trip to Hainan. In Sanya, Yalong Bay is famous for 4 (it) beautiful beaches and clear blue water. You can take different ways 5 (get) around, like taking a sightseeing bus, riding a shared bike and so on. A trip around the island is also 6 (wonder). When you travel around it, you 7 (want) to stop at many great places. The fantastic sea views 8 the road will make you feel relaxed and happy too. Trying local foods can make your trip to Hainan much 9 (enjoyable) ! Seafood there tastes fresh and delicious. What’s more, there is 10 dish called Hainanese chicken rice that you really should try. It is soft and tasty. （25-26九年级下·浙江宁波·月考）阅读下面短文，在空白处填入一个适当的词，或填入括号中所给单词的正确形式。 The official mascots of the 2026 Spring Festival Gala were recently released, winning great popularity online. They are four lively horses 1 (name) Qiqi, Jiji, Chichi and Chengcheng, which perfectly match the Gala’s theme “Galloping Forward, Unstoppable (骐骥驰骋，势不可挡)”. Each mascot has a rich cultural story. Qiqi gets ideas from a Western Zhou bronze object, and its colour is 2 (base)  upon the meaning of “Qi”—a blackish-green horse. Jiji is designed after the Han Dynasty’s “heavenly horse”, with its 3 (wing)  spread wide as if flying toward the sun. Chichi comes from the Tang Dynasty’s “three-flower horse”, a symbol of high status (地位) in ancient times, standing tall with 4 (confident). Chengcheng’s prototype is the Przewalski’s horse, 5 special wild kind called a “living fossil” with a 60-million-year development history. All four mascots are decorated with traditional cloud patterns. These patterns not only make them much 6 （pretty)  but also carry deep cultural meanings. They are symbols 7 good wishes like “success at once” for the new year. For young people, these mascots are a wonderful chance 8 (learn)  about ancient Chinese art and culture in a fun way. 9 their release (发布), they have won hearts of many people with their charm. We are all looking forward to 10 (see) them shine on the stage. 抢分02 完形填空 （2026·浙江丽水·一模） I remember my very first camping trip like it was yesterday. The week before, Mom and I spent hours 1 my favorite shirt, a tiny flashlight, and a bag of snacks and so on. I couldn’t stop talking to my 2 about the outing ahead. I couldn’t wait to explore the woods, sing campfire songs, and make new memories with my friends. I was very excited about the coming trip but also a bit 3 . I never slept away from my family, not to mention in a 4 . As we were on the bus to the campsite, I kept touching the backpack, 5 I just hid my favorite bear there, Teddy—soft, cute, and full of home. I told myself I’d be 6 with him by my side. But when we arrived at the campsite and I opened my backpack to set up my sleeping bag, my 7 dropped. Teddy was not there. I 8 I left him on my bed at home! Tears filled my eyes as I 9 the empty space in the bag. I sat by the bag sadly when my camping partner, Lila, gave me a pat on the shoulder. She 10 me her brown stuffed bear with a red scarf. “This is Cinnamon,” she said 11 . Her voice sounded so nice. “He’s my special bear, and he wants to help 12 feel safe tonight.” As soon as I touched the soft Cinnamon, I felt warm and my fears seemed to go away. That 13 , we lay in the tent, listening to crickets sing outside with Cinnamon nearby. By the time I fell asleep, I didn’t 14 Teddy as much anymore. The experience reminded me that 15 isn’t just a soft sweater or a warm cup of milk. It can come from the people around you, even in small acts of kindness. 1．A．packing B．washing C．searching D．repairing 2．A．dad B．mom C．sister D．brother 3．A．sad B．bored C．angry D．nervous 4．A．bus B．tent C．hotel D．station 5．A．and B．so C．because D．although 6．A．fine B．sorry C．proud D．shy 7．A．bear B．snacks C．heart D．shoes 8．A．hoped B．remembered C．explained D．reported 9．A．looked at B．picked up C．looked for D．put down 10．A．sold B．made C．ordered D．handed 11．A．coldly B．loudly C．softly D．happily 12．A．me B．you C．her D．him 13．A．morning B．afternoon C．night D．day 14．A．miss B．mind C．love D．respect 15．A．fear B．danger C．courage D．warmth （2026·浙江宁波·模拟预测）Yuhao is a little dog with leg problems. It can run with the help of a wheelchair 1 Gao Xiaodong. Gao makes wheelchairs for pets. He has helped many 2 pets be able to walk again over the last 17 years. Gao didn’t start out as a professional wheelchair maker. It all began with a small act of 3 . In 2006, Gao was selling cakes when a street dog limped (跛行) over to 4 to ask for food. Feeling sorry for the dog, Gao planned to make a pet wheelchair to help the dog move around more 5 . It took him a couple of days to make the wheelchair. When he saw the little dog quickly adapt (适应) to it and start running fast, he got a feeling of 6 . Soon after sharing the story online, Gao 7 a request to make the wheelchair for a cat who also had leg problems. Gao wasn’t a trained craftsman (工匠), but he tried his best. It turned out the cat’s owner was 8 with what Gao had made. From then on, Gao 9 to work as a craftsman, making pet wheelchairs. “I’ve tried many jobs, but making pet wheelchairs is the best for me. I find my true 10 in it. Besides, the job has changed me and made me 11 the connections between humans and their pets. They mean a lot to each other.” Gao said. Gao now runs a small wheelchair factory. He 12 works with over 90 animal groups. Together, they help animals that have trouble 13 independently because of an accident or a sudden illness. 14 he loves his job, he hopes that in the future more sick or injured animals will get help so that they won’t need his 15 . What a kind-hearted person Gao Xiaodong is! 1．A．heard from B．made by C．bought for D．given to 2．A．disabled B．lonely C．expensive D．talented 3．A．fairness B．business C．shyness D．kindness 4．A．it B．them C．her D．him 5．A．quietly B．carefully C．conveniently D．slowly 6．A．doubt B．sadness C．satisfaction D．fear 7．A．received B．prepared C．discussed D．expected 8．A．patient B．happy C．honest D．strict 9．A．waited B．refused C．forgot D．chose 10．A．interest B．support C．pain D．shame 11．A．change B．avoid C．understand D．separate 12．A．only B．soon C．hardly D．also 13．A．eating B．walking C．sleeping D．playing 14．A．Although B．If C．Since D．When 15．A．prizes B．presents C．projects D．products （2026·浙江金华·一模）阅读下面短文，掌握大意，从每小题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。 Changing schools is probably the worst thing in the world. Since everyone has already known each other, the newcomer 1 feels like an outsider. Sadly, that “newcomer” was me. I stood nervously in front of my new class with my face 2 . Everyone welcomed me warmly, but I was too shy to say much. I mumbled (咕哝) my name and quickly took my seat in the corner, keeping my head down and not having the 63 to meet anyone’s eyes. At break time, the classroom soon became noisy with students talking and playing. I went to the bathroom and filled my water bottle alone. I had expected some loneliness, but experiencing it still felt heavy. Our first lesson was 3 . This school was moving much faster than my old one. What’s more, my classmates’ vocabulary was larger and their pronunciation and grammar were much better than mine. All of this 4 on me. Then came PE class. I sat under a tree, watching others play badminton. Suddenly, I heard a 5 voice say, “Help...” I held my breath, 6 and saw a girl leaning against the wall of the hallway. Her face was pale like 7 and she almost fainted (昏厥). Without any doubt, I rushed to help her. “Help! Help!” I 8 to the PE teacher. Together, we carefully carried her to the school nurse’s office. 9 , she only had low blood sugar. After drinking some 10 water and having a short rest, she was fine again. But when I got back to the classroom, something 11 happened. Some of my classmates crowded around, asking me what happened to the girl. Others said I was really brave. One person 12 walked to my desk and asked if I wanted to walk home together after school. At that moment, I realized that I had found my place in this new school—not by trying hard to fit in and please others, 13 by helping someone when they needed it most. A warm feeling filled my heart, and I knew that my new life here would be 14 than I thought. And a brand new start was waiting for me. 1．A．always B．seldom C．hardly D．never 2．A．dropping B．shining C．burning D．freezing 3．A．energy B．courage C．time D．hope 4．A．art B．science C．maths D．English 5．A．weighed B．turned C．decided D．depended 6．A．loud B．weak C．sweet D．high 7．A．woke up B．ran away C．turned around D．sat down 8．A．paper B．water C．apples D．plastic 9．A．replied B．shouted C．talked D．explained 10．A．Surprisingly B．Certainly C．Luckily D．Quickly 11．A．sugar B．pepper C．dirty D．cold 12．A．unexpected B．common C．terrible D．silly 13．A．still B．only C．even D．again 14．A．and B．but C．or D．so 15．A．harder B．worse C．better D．busier 抢分03 阅读理解 （2026·浙江杭州·二模）①Recently, the Ailao Mountains have become quite a hit. The place is now on everyone’s lips. Many people are curious about its beauty and mystery and want to see it themselves. However, local officials warn the public to think twice about visiting and not to explore the undeveloped areas. ②The Ailao Mountains don’t just cover one mountain. Instead, there is a long series of mountains covering hundreds of kilometers. The locals call it the Forest of Death, and it can be hard to find your way while you are in the mountains. So, sometimes, it feels like you are in a giant maze (迷宫)! There are many plants and animals in this wild area, including bears and snakes, which can make it even scarier. ③Even though some parts of the Ailao Mountains are safe for visitors, many areas are still off-limits. Heavy rain and thick fog can make the mountains very dangerous. Once you get lost among the trees, the chances are that you may feel dizzy (头晕的) and tired after a long walk and end up in big trouble. Even local villagers play it safe and don’t choose deep parts of the mountains to visit. ④In 2021, four people went to explore the Ailao Mountains. They were tired and faced sudden storms, which made it hard to keep warm. Sadly, they lost their lives at last. The incident (事件) reminds us that nature is something of beauty and danger all at once. ⑤So, if you decide to visit the Ailao Mountains, you mustn’t forget to stay clear of the wild areas. Some beautiful spots are open to tourists. These places are easy to reach and safe for everyone. So, stay smart and stick to safe paths while enjoying the wonders of the Ailao Mountains! 1．Why does the writer mention “Forest of Death” and “giant maze” in Paragraph 2? A．To introduce the history of the mountains. B．To show how dangerous the mountains are. C．To encourage tourists to visit the mountains. D．To explain why animals like living in the mountains. 2．What does the underlined phrase “play it safe” in Paragraph 3 mean? A．Avoid risks. B．Take it easy. C．Take a chance. D．Go for it. 3．What can we learn from the incident of 2021? A．We should travel with local villagers. B．We should avoid visiting mountains in rainy seasons. C．Technology is useless in wild areas. D．Nature can be beautiful but sometimes dangerous. 4．How is the passage structured? A．①/②③④/⑤ B．①②/③④/⑤ C．①②③/④/⑤ D．①/②/③④⑤ （2026·浙江丽水·一模）Magic words are only in fairy tales, but the word “why” is almost magical. From science to art, it has changed and even reshaped the world many times. Every great achievement in human history starts with a question: a “Why?”, a “What if?”, or “Shall we try?”. Most discoveries start with a question, too. Sometimes as simple as “What is this?” or “What’s over there?” Often, the more you know about something, the more questions you have. Curiosity (好奇) is so important. It’s how people get to know each other, solve problems and learn. When children are babies, everything is a question—even before they know enough words to be able to ask one. Early life is full of tiny experiments. Sometimes the answer to “What happens if I do this?” is “I fall down and it hurts” —but that’s still an important lesson. Sometimes, as people get older, they can worry that asking questions makes them sound silly, but the cleverest people in the world spend their lives asking questions. No great genius has ever sat back and said, “That’s enough knowledge for me.” The more answers, the more questions. Start small and get bigger. If you ask questions about the world around you, you’re doing the most important thing people ever learned to do. So, now it’s over to you to ask questions. And remember—there’s no such thing as a silly question. 1．What does the underlined word “it” refer to? A．A fairy tale. B．A “why”. C．A magic way. D．A “what”. 2．Why does the writer mention babies in Paragraph 3? A．To show what curiosity is. B．To tell when they learn to speak. C．To describe how they ask questions. D．To explain why curiosity is important. 3．What does the sentence “there’s no such thing as a silly question” mean? A．There are no silly questions. B．Don’t ask any silly questions. C．Stop asking questions as getting older. D．Asking something you don’t know is silly. 4．Which of the following may the writer agree with? A．People spend much time answering questions. B．Old people often ask questions about their lives. C．People should always have the spirit of questioning. D．Great persons have enough knowledge for their work. （2026·浙江舟山·一模）. Have you ever started a book, got a few pages in, and realized that it wasn’t as interesting as the cover suggested? If you have, you were probably faced with a dilemma: should you keep reading the book or put it down and find something else? What would you do? Is it OK to stop reading a book before finishing it? YES. It’s OK to stop. NO. It’s better to keep reading. Lucy, 14There are lots of great books waiting to be read in the world, so it is meaningless to spend hours and days reading a story that isn’t interesting. Chen Xin, 15Some of the most famous books ever written are difficult to read, with lots of characters and story lines to remember. It’s an important skill to keep going and get to the end. Tony, 15If a TV show isn’t interesting, most people would choose something else. It should be the same for books. I think it’s up to you to decide which book is right for you to read. Sue, 14If someone puts down a book halfway, they’ll never know how it ends. And there might be an unexpected change in the book, which makes the book suddenly interesting. Wang Fang, 13It’s important to enjoy reading. If you’re forced to read something you don’t like, you might be put off reading in the future. Bob, 16Sometimes, books take time to understand. As you read more, you can learn something new or see the world in a different way. Reading isn’t always about fun. It’s also about thinking. 1．Who thinks reading books is like watching TV shows? A．Bob. B．Tony. C．Chen Xin. D．Wang Fang. 2．What does the underlined word “dilemma” most probably mean? A．A big plan. B．A great chance. C．A small mistake. D．A difficult choice. 3．Which opinion is from the “NO” side in the text? A．It’s important to read something you like. B．There are too many good books waiting for you. C．Unexpected changes may happen in the book later. D．It’s a waste of time to keep reading and get to the end. （2026·浙江衢州·一模）. At the 2025 Spring Festival Gala (春晚), a robot show called Yang-BOT amazed everyone. It was the world’s first large AI-driven robot performance. A year later, in 2026, the show took it to a new level. It was performed by robots from the Chinese company Unitree together with over 80 students from Henan. On the stage, the robots did some very difficult Kung Fu moves. For example, they performed backflips (后空翻) and jumped nearly three meters high into the air. They also used their hands to wave wooden sticks, just like real Kung Fu masters. It was a wonderful mix of traditional Chinese culture and modern technology. How could the robots be so “smart”? Wang Xingxing, the founder of Unitree Robotics, shared the secret. He said, “The robots practiced over 100 million times in a computer simulation (模拟) before they stepped onto the real stage. This is called ‘Reinforcement Learning.’ It helps robots learn how to keep balance and finish difficult moves. Every single move was the result of hundreds of millions of tries in the computer.” The Wu-BOT show was a big step forward. In the past, robots only performed simple dances. But this time, all 26 robots acted on their own, without any outside help. Wu-BOT is more than just a show. It proves that Chinese-made robots are no longer just following orders. They are becoming faster and stronger. In fact, China is already ahead of the rest of the world in robotics. True, robots are still in the early stages, and don’t have everyday uses yet. But when you look at what has happened in such a short time, you’ll probably say, “The future is much closer than I expected.” 1．What does the underlined word “it” in Paragraph 1 refer to? A．The Yang-BOT show. B．The Wu-BOT performance. C．The Spring Festival Gala. D．The Chinese company Unitree. 2．Why could the robots be so “smart” according to Wang Xingxing? A．They kept practicing in a computer. B．They learned from other smart robots. C．They trained at school with students. D．They followed human orders on the stage. 3．What can we know from the last paragraph? A．Robots are already used in everyday life. B．Robots won’t follow orders any more. C．Robots will do everything for people soon. D．China is leading the world in robotics. 4．What’s the best title of the passage? A．Wu-BOT and the Kung Fu Students B．How to Practice Robot Kung Fu Moves C．Wu-BOT: Big Progress in Robot Technology D．Wu-BOT and Yang-BOT: Different Robot Shows （2026·浙江衢州·一模）Twenty years ago, when Andrew Westbrook was in college, he had a hard time putting his mind to class. He certainly had the ability to focus (集中注意力). For example, when he got lost in a good book, thinking felt easy. But when it came to some other mental (脑力的) tasks, thinking was like pulling teeth and his attention was off. Westbrook is now a scientist. His research is challenging old ideas about why we can’t keep our attention on certain tasks. For years, scientists thought that mentally tiring tasks like solving math problems required more energy than easier ones like looking out of the window. As a result, these harder tasks would make us run out of energy and lose focus more quickly. However, Westbrook’s research suggests our brain is always working hard. Even when we are just looking around a room, our brain is working on lots of information and using lots of energy. But we don’t find these tasks tiring. The real problem is that difficult tasks require different brain areas to work with each other in new ways. The brain has to break out of its usual ways, which causes discomfort and makes these tasks seem harder than they really are. “Thinking about beginning a hard task feels harder than actually doing it,” Westbrook says. This early mental difficulty can lead us to put off the task or even avoid trying. “If we can get over it, thinking will become easier,” he adds. Westbrook’s team has found ways to help us do that. For one, he suggests focusing on the good results of completing the task instead of how hard it will be. We can also try to get into “flow (心流)”. When people are in “flow”, they seem not to care how hard the task is. One key to entering “flow” is to reduce the things we are not sure about. Before writing a book report, for example, you can set yourself a goal, like finishing it in 15 minutes. Finally, it can help to make these mentally tiring tasks a habit. Try doing them at the same time and place every day or week. After a few weeks, focusing on these tasks won’t just feel easier—it will be easier. 1．How does the writer introduce the topic? A．By giving an example. B．By showing advice. C．By asking questions. D．By listing numbers. 2．What can we learn from Paragraph 3? A．Easy tasks need no attention at all. B．All mental tasks cost the same energy. C．Looking out is hard for people’s brain. D．People lose focus because they’re tired. 3．What does the underlined word “it” in Paragraph 5 refer to? A．An old idea. B．The mental difficulty. C．The hard task. D．A good beginning. 4．What is the purpose of the text? A．To explain why we lose focus and how to get better. B．To show how difficult the mental tasks usually are. C．To tell people the importance of developing good habits. D．To introduce a great scientist called Andrew Westbrook. （2026·浙江湖州·一模）A study in the AHA (美国心脏协会) Journal Circulation shows that eating five servings (份) of fruit and vegetables a day may lower the risk of death by 13%. Researchers studied data from over 100,000 men and women. The study started in the mid-1980s and ended in 2014. The testers were asked about their diet at the beginning of the study, and again every two to four years. By the end of the study, 33,898 testers had died.    The study found that people who ate two servings of fruit and three servings of vegetables daily had the lowest chance of death. However, eating more than five total servings a day did not make the risk lower. Compared with those who ate only two servings a day, people who ate five servings were: ➤10% less likely to die from cancer ➤12% less likely to die from heart disease ➤35% less likely to die from lung disease ➤13% less likely to die from all causes To make the result more believable, the researchers combined their data with 24 other studies. In total, they looked at 1.9 million people from 29 countries across Asia, Africa, Europe, Oceania, North America and South America. They got the same result: five servings a day led to a 13% lower risk of death from any cause. But lead author Dr. Dong Wang said not all fruits and vegetables are the same. Some may cause health problems. For example, starchy (淀粉类) vegetables like corn and potatoes didn’t help lower the death risk. Fruit juices were also not helpful. Stick to five servings a day, and keep your plate colorful. Small changes in your food choices can lead to big health benefits over time. 1．How does the writer introduce the study? A．By telling stories.B．By listing numbers.C．By asking questions. D．By describing feelings. 2．According to the study, who possibly has the lowest risk of death? A．People who drink fruit juice or eat fruit very often. B．People who focus on diet to lose weight every day. C．People who eat two fruits and three vegetables a day. D．People who change their diets every two to four years. 3．Why does the writer mention corn and potatoes in Paragraph 6? A．To explain they are unhealthy foods. B．To tell us they are starchy vegetables. C．To suggest we should eat more of them. D．To show vegetables have different effects. 4．What is the best title for the passage? A．Fruit Juice: A Healthy Daily Drink B．Sports & Diet: Good for Our Health C．Daily Choice: Keep Your Plate Colorful D．Fruit & Vegetables: The More, the Better （2026·浙江杭州·模拟预测）①One afternoon, Leo wanted to buy a new card game, but he found that his pocket money was almost gone. Instead of feeling upset, he asked AI for help. To his surprise, AI showed him fun and simple ways to enjoy life and save money at the same time. From that day on, Leo learned that saving money does not have to be boring — it can be smart and enjoyable with the help of AI. ②One important advantage of AI is that it helps kids and families plan their spending more clearly. AI can show where money is usually spent and help people decide what is really necessary. By seeing their spending habits, kids can learn to use money more carefully in daily life. ③AI can also help plan meals on a budget. Food in shops can be expensive, but AI can suggest dishes based on the food people already have at home. If someone wants a low-cost dinner, AI may advise making homemade noodles with vegetables. This not only saves money but also makes cooking more enjoyable and helps reduce food waste. ④When it comes to shopping, AI helps people make wiser choices. Comparing prices in different shops or online often takes a lot of time, but AI can do this quickly. For instance, if a family needs a new schoolbag, AI can compare prices and recommend one that is good but not expensive, saving both time and money. ⑤In addition, AI can teach kids how to manage their pocket money. It can help record spending on snacks or toys and give simple advice on saving. If a child gets $10 as pocket money, AI may suggest saving $3, spending $5, and keeping $2 for unexpected needs. ⑥In short, AI can help families save money in several practical ways, from planning spending to making smarter choices. More importantly, it helps kids develop good habits and learn to think before they spend. With the help of AI, saving money becomes not only easier, but also an important life skill for the future. 1．How does the writer lead into the topic? A．By asking questions.B．By telling stories.C．By comparing facts. D．By listing numbers. 2．Which of the following might be AI’s advice on money using? A． B． C． D． 3．What is the structure of the text? A．B．C． D． 4．What can be the best title of the text? A．Creative Games and Fun Family Activities B．Family Budgeting with Old and New Methods C．Saving Money with AI for Modern Families D．Technology and Control in Family Spending 抢分04 选词填空 （2026·浙江丽水·一模）将方框中所给词语的适当形式填入短文中，每词仅用一次。 forest  learn  slow  unhappy  with  as well Once upon a time, there was a little squirrel called Ruby. He had a very big, fluffy tail. The tail often got stuck and made him run 1 . Whenever he was stuck, other animals would laugh at him. Ruby felt very 2 . One day, a terrible storm hit the 3 . Ruby used his big tail to keep himself safe and dry. Suddenly, he realized his tail could help others 4 ! He then protected small animals from the rain and wind 5 it. The animals were very thankful to him. Ruby 6 that what makes you different can also be your greatest gift. （2026·浙江绍兴·一模）用方框中所给单词的适当形式填空，每词限用一次。 begin   for   sun   difference   do   depend on I always count down the days at the end of the term because then it is the 1 of the holiday. We have several weeks off school and we can spend some time 2 what we love to do. For example, we can get together with friends. When the weather is good, we can have a picnic in the park and play games as well. Sometimes we can take a vacation in a 3 place of the country. We can also go camping or go fishing in the countryside. 4 me, I always like enjoying myself on the beach by the sea, but it 5 the weather. I just hope the weather will be 6 during the holiday. I can’t wait. （2026·浙江金华·一模）用方框中所给单词的适当形式填空，每词限用一次。 write    all over    closely    although    information Tea house is very popular in China. It is mostly called Chalou in provinces like Guangdong, Guangxi and Hainan, and is called Chaguan in Beijing and Tianjin of North China. 1 these names are not the same, the forms and what they offer are basically similar. To Chinese people, tea houses are just like cafes in Western countries. They are social places where people drink tea, chat and share 2 . Some tea houses build stages for storytelling and Beijing opera shows. They become fun places for people to relax and enjoy themselves. The play Tea House, 3 by Lao She, shows the troubled late Qing society by describing the words and actions of people in a tea house. The rise of tea house is 4 related (相关的) to Chinese tea culture. After several thousand years of development, tea houses have become a part of life for people 5 China. Now, foreigners who come to China will be attracted to those famous tea houses to experience Chinese tea culture. 2 / 23 学科网（北京）股份有限1 / 23 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $