专题03 阅读回答问题10篇（上海专用）（第二期）（中考模拟真题速递）-2026年中考英语模拟真题速递（上海专用）

**基本信息** 上海专用初中英语阅读回答问题专项，通过10篇分层语篇（基础/重难）系统训练，覆盖细节提取、逻辑推理及开放表达，提升语言理解与思维品质。 **专项设计** |模块|题量/典例|题型特征|知识逻辑| |----|-----------|----------|----------| |基础语篇练习|5篇（如流感疫苗、神秘储物柜）|聚焦事实细节题（如“首份礼物是什么”）、简单推理题（如“原因分析”），确保基础分值|从基础信息定位到浅层逻辑推导，培养语言理解能力| |重难语篇练习|5篇（如Fiona友谊、Dario邻居）|侧重深层理解题（如“指代含义”）、开放观点题（如“个人看法及理由”），突破高分瓶颈|从文本深层解读到批判性思维，提升思维品质与表达能力|

专题03 阅读回答问题10篇 （上海专用） 内容导航 内容速递 基础语篇练习 重难语篇练习 内容速递 本资料共10篇专项训练 基础语篇练习 稳扎稳打 必拿分数：聚焦稳拿分数题目，确保基础分值 重难语篇练习 突破瓶颈 争夺高分：聚焦高难度题目，争夺关键分数 基础语篇练习 We all know that getting the flu is not fun. We will probably get a headache, cough a lot, have a high fever, and have a lot of other aches and pains in our bodies. To help us get well, we should take some cold medicine and get plenty of rest. We should also drink a lot of water and eat foods that will make us get better more quickly. However, some people would rather not get sick at all. So, they get a flu shot before the flu season starts. The flu shot is a vaccine, not cold medicine. It will protect people from the flu. The vaccine introduces some of the flu into the body. There’s no need to worry because the flu is dead and won’t make you sick. It will teach your body to know what the flu is so that it can fight the flu off in the future. Vaccines not only protect you but also others. That’s because they help stop diseases from spreading from person to person. When fewer people have diseases, the chances of getting them yourself go down. Sometimes, the diseases go away altogether. Some adults are afraid of vaccines though they are quite safe. They are afraid the vaccines will cause terrible side effects. For example, some people think vaccines cause autism in children. However, scientists say that this is simply not true at all. Vaccines can cause side effects, but they are usually very minimal. For most people, vaccines are all about safety and making their bodies stronger. So, they trust them to do their jobs and want them in their bodies. People in line for the flu vaccines can’t wait for that to happen! 1．Flu vaccines cause autism in children, don’t they? . 2．Why are some adults afraid of vaccines? . 3．How do vaccines help protect individuals and other people？ . 4．What does the writer think about vaccines? . 5．What does the underlined word “that” in the last sentence refer to? . 6．Do you want to get a flu shot before the flu season starts? Why? (at least two reasons) 【答案】1．No, they don’t. 2．Because they are afraid that the vaccines will cause terrible side effects. 3．They teach bodies to know what the flu is so as to fight the flu off and stop diseases from spreading from person to person. 4．The writer thinks they are safe and have very minimal side effects. 5．It refers to “getting flu vaccines in their bodies.” 6．Yes, I do want to get a flu shot before the flu season starts. First, getting vaccinated helps my body build up antibodies to fight the flu virus, which lowers my chances of getting sick. This is important because catching the flu can make me miss school, sports, or other activities I enjoy. Second, by getting the shot, I also protect people around me, like classmates or family members who might have weaker immune systems, such as young children or elderly relatives. Vaccination isn’t just about personal health—it’s a way to care for our community too! 【导语】本文介绍了流感的症状、治疗方式以及流感疫苗的作用和安全性，指出疫苗不仅保护个人，还能阻止疾病传播，并驳斥了疫苗导致自闭症的错误观点。 1．第五段指出“some people think vaccines cause autism in children. However, scientists say that this is simply not true at all.”，因此流感疫苗并不会导致儿童自闭症，答案为否定。 2．第五段指出“Some adults are afraid of vaccines…They are afraid the vaccines will cause terrible side effects.” 这是原文直接信息。 3．第三段最后一句“It will teach your body to know what the flu is so that it can fight the flu off in the future.”，和第四段前两句“Vaccines not only protect you but also others. That’s because they help stop diseases from spreading from person to person.”说明了疫苗的作用，概括即可。 4．最后一段写道“Vaccines can cause side effects, but they are usually very minimal. For most people, vaccines are all about safety and making their bodies stronger.” 这是作者观点的直接概括。 5．最后一句“People in line for the flu vaccines can’t wait for that to happen!”中的“that”指代前文提到的接种疫苗后身体得到保护、疫苗发挥作用这一结果。结合上文“want them in their bodies”和信任疫苗的态度，可知指代“接种流感疫苗并产生保护作用”。 6．本题为开放性试题。文中提到疫苗安全、副作用小、能保护自己和他人，因此可以从这些角度给出理由。 The Mystery Locker ①Every student at Riverwood School has a locker, but Mia’s locker is special. Not because of the stickers on the door or the bright blue paint inside—it is special because someone keeps leaving small surprises in it. ②The first gift appeared in September: a tiny paper star with a note, “Hope you smile today.” Mia looked around the hallway, but nobody acted differently. She thought it was a mistake and forgot about it. ③Two weeks later, she found a bookmark with a drawing of a cat. In October, she discovered a packet of hot chocolate. Each item was simple but thoughtful. Her friends joked that she had a “secret locker friend”. Mia liked the idea but still had no clue who it was. ④One rainy morning, Mia arrived at school feeling tired. When she opened her locker, she found a small card: “Rainy days can still be bright. Hang in there—things will get better soon.” There was also a tiny sunflower sticker. For some reason, these words warmed her heart more than the others. ⑤Mia started paying more attention. She noticed that every surprise appeared on days when she seemed stressed or quiet. Someone was watching—but kindly, not in a strange way. ⑥Before the winter holidays, Mia decided to leave a note inside her locker door: “To my secret friend, ” ⑦After the break, she found a final note waiting for her: “You’re welcome. Sometimes people need a little light.” ⑧There was no name, but Mia no longer needed to know. She realized that small acts of kindness can change someone’s day — and that was the real mystery behind the locker. 1．Mia’s locker has stickers on the door, doesn’t it? 2．What was the first gift Mia found in her locker? 3．What idiom in the fourth paragraph means “don’t give up”? 4．When were the surprises most likely to appear? 5．What can be filled in the blank? 6．Do you think the “secret locker friend” did the right thing? Why or why not? (Give 2 reasons) 【答案】1．Yes, it does. 2．A tiny paper star with a note. 3．Hang in there 4．On days when Mia seemed stressed or quiet. 5．Thank you for all your kind surprises. 6．Yes. First, it made Mia feel warm and happy. Second, it taught people the importance of kindness. 【导语】本文讲述了Mia的储物柜总会收到神秘人留下的暖心小惊喜，最终她明白小小的善意举动就能温暖、改变他人一天的暖心故事。 1．根据第①段“Not because of the stickers on the door…”，可以确定Mia的储物柜门上确实贴有贴纸，故作肯定回答。 2．根据第②段“The first gift appeared in September: a tiny paper star with a note”，可直接提取该信息作答。 3．根据第④段“Hang in there—things will get better soon.”，这个固定口语表达的含义就是“坚持下去、不要放弃”，符合题目释义。 4．根据第⑤段“She noticed that every surprise appeared on days when she seemed stressed or quiet”，直接点明惊喜出现的时间。 5．前文Mia一直收到对方的匿名善意礼物，后文对方回复“You’re welcome”，所以空白处Mia的留言核心为表达感谢，合理通顺即可，答案不唯一。 6．本题为开放性主观题，观点言之有理即可。 Discover the Joy of Kidulting: It’s Time to Play! Do you still get excited when you see a box of colourful crayons? Have you ever secretly wanted to jump into a ball pit? If you answer “yes”, congratulations—you are a “kidult”! It is a fun trend (趋势) where adults do kid things, and it is totally awesome. Why does everyone suddenly act like a kid again? It is because we are all so busy with work and responsibilities that our brains feel tired. Kidulting helps us remember the good old days when our biggest worry was which cartoon to watch. Missing the past is a powerful thing! Big companies know this, too. Now, you can buy “Happy Meals” designed just for adults with cool toys inside. Who says only kids get the prizes? Kidulting is not about being childish; it is about being joyful. When you do something fun, like building a Lego castle or playing a video game, your brain releases happy chemicals. These chemicals wash away stress and make you feel alive again. Psychologists say that playing helps us think better and feel more creative. It also gives our overworked minds a much-needed vacation. Even better, kidulting can also work like a time machine. Maybe when you were little, you couldn’t _________________ or you didn’t _______________________. Buying it now or doing that activity can make those old painful feelings go away. It is like giving a high-five to your younger self. So, why should you try it? Because being a grown-up is hard work, but finding happiness shouldn’t be! Go ahead, blow some bubbles, laugh at a silly cartoon, or challenge your friends to a game. Life is too short to be serious all the time. Let your inner child come out and play! 1．The word “kidult” is a mix of two single words. What are they? 2．What will a kidult probably like to do, watch cartoons or study in the library? 3．Why has kidulting suddenly become a fun trend? 4．In what way is playing good for us according to psychologists?   5．What examples does the writer use to explain that kidulting can also work like a time machine? Fill in the blanks in paragraph 4. Maybe when you were little, you or you . 6．What do you think of kidulting? Is Kidulting necessary, or is it just a strange behavior? Why? 【答案】143．They are “kid” and “adult”. 144．Watch cartoons. 145．Because people are busy with work and responsibilities, their brains feel tired. Kidulting helps them remember the good old days of childhood, and missing the past is a powerful driving force. 146．Playing helps us think better, feel more creative, and gives our overworked minds a much-needed vacation. 147． afford a toy you liked have time to play your favorite games (答案不唯一) 148．I think kidulting is necessary. Because modern adults face a lot of pressure from work and life, kidulting can help them relax, release stress, and keep a positive attitude towards life. It’s not strange, but a healthy way to take care of their mental health. (答案不唯一) 【导语】本文是一篇说明文，主要围绕“成人童趣行为”这一潮流展开，介绍其定义、流行原因、对心理的益处等内容。   1．根据第1段“Do you still get excited when you see a box of colourful crayons? Have you ever secretly wanted to jump into a ball pit? If you answer “yes”, congratulations—you are a “kidult”! It is a fun trend (趋势) where adults do kid things, and it is totally awesome.”可知，kidult是合成词，由“kid”和“adult”组合而成。 2．根据第1段中的“It is a fun trend (趋势) where adults do kid things, and it is totally awesome.”可知，kidult会做孩童的事，“watch cartoons”是孩童的活动，在图书馆学习“study in the library”是成年人的常规活动。 3．根据第2段中的“It is because we are all so busy with work and responsibilities that our brains feel tired. Kidulting helps us remember the good old days when our biggest worry was which cartoon to watch. Missing the past is a powerful thing!”可知，是因为我们都忙于工作和责任，我们的大脑感到疲倦。成人童趣行为有助于我们回忆起过去的美好时光，那时我们最担心的是看哪部动画片。怀念过去是一件强大的事情！ 4．根据第3段中的“Psychologists say that playing helps us think better and feel more creative. It also gives our overworked minds a much-needed vacation.”可知，心理学家说，玩耍有助于我们更好地思考，感觉更有创造力。它也为我们过度劳累的大脑提供了一个急需的假期。 5．根据前文“Even better, kidulting can also work like a time machine.”和下文“Buying it now or doing that activity can make those old painful feelings go away. It is like giving a high-five to your younger self.”可知，“time machine”是指童年无法做/拥有的事，成年后可以实现，这是一道开放性的试题，答案不唯一，比如：①afford a toy you liked；②have time to play your favorite games。 6．这是一道开放性的试题，答案不唯一，结合文中关于“Kidulting”对心理的益处回答，言之有理即可。 From: jane123321@mail.com To: bellawong@mail.com Date: Saturday, 18 April, 11:15AM Subject: _82_ Dear Bella,Long time no see. How are you and your three puppies? Do you remember the graduation study tour I told you about? I’ve just returned from Singapore. There’s so much to share! We spent the first two days at a local school. On Day 1, we had to introduce ourselves in front of everyone. I shook like a leaf. Luckily, everyone encouraged me by clapping and cheering. I made many friends after playing group games. I found that two of my new Singaporean friends love watching music shows just like me! On Day 2, we had classes with the students. We joined their English, Maths and Science lessons. We learnt about their school life and how it’s different from ours. It was an interesting experience. We also visited some famous tourist spots. On Day 3, we went to a theme park. Then, we went to Merlion Park. The Merlion has a lion’s head and a fish’s body. I got you a postcard of it! At night, we watched the Supertree music and light show in Gardens by the Bay. On the last day, we went to a zoo. We saw penguins, giraffes and zebras. I wanted to hear the lions’ roar! Sadly, they were sleeping. Before going to the airport, we visited a hawker centre and had chicken rice. It was delicious! We should visit Singapore together! Please check when your next holiday is. Bye for now. Let’s keep in touch. Best wishes, Jane 1．Jane stayed in Singapore for four days, didn’t she? 2．How did Jane feel when she spoke in front of everyone on Day 1? 3．What did Jane get for Bella? 4．Why didn’t Jane hear the lions’ roar? 5．What might be the subject of the email? 6．What do you like about the study tour? What can be improved? Give reasons. (Answer in no more than 40 words.) 【答案】1．Yes, she did. 2．She felt nervous. 3．A postcard of the Merlion. 4．Because the lions were sleeping. 5．My Graduation Study Tour in Singapore. 6．I like visiting the theme park and zoo. It can be improved by staying longer at the hawker centre to try more food.（答案不唯一） 【导语】本文是Jane给Bella写的一封邮件，主要分享了自己去新加坡毕业游学的经历，包括在当地学校的学习、参观的景点以及收获，同时邀请Bella一起去新加坡。 1．邮件中提到Jane在新加坡度过了四天（第一天、第二天、第三天和最后一天），明确讲述了四天的行程。 2．邮件第二段明确写道：“On Day 1, we had to introduce ourselves in front of everyone. I shook like a leaf.”，“shook like a leaf”表明Jane当时很紧张。 3．邮件第四段明确指出：“I got you a postcard of it!”，其中“it”指代前文的鱼尾狮，因此Jane给Bella带了一张鱼尾狮的明信片。 4．邮件第五段明确写道：“I wanted to hear the lions roar! Sadly, they were sleeping.”，由此可知Jane没听到狮子吼叫是因为狮子在睡觉。 5．邮件主要围绕Jane去新加坡的毕业游学经历展开，分享了游学中的所见所闻，因此邮件主题应与新加坡游学相关。 6．本题为主观开放题，答案不唯一。结合邮件内容，写出自己喜欢该研学旅行的哪些方面以及可以改进的地方，并给出理由即可。 Peter kept his eyes on the ground and felt depressed as he walked home. It was the worst day of his life. His mind would not stop thinking about what happened only an hour ago on the school soccer field. How could he have missed scoring that goal? His stupid mistake made him angry. He had let his whole team down and they had lost the game because of him. He was really worried that his coach might kick him off the team. As soon as he walked through the door, his father asked, “What’s wrong, son?” Peter’s feelings were written all over his face. “I lost the game,” Peter replied. Then he went into his room without another word. Ten minutes later, Peter heard his father knocking on his bedroom door. He opened the door to let him in. “Look, Peter. I don’t know what happened, but whatever it was, don’t be too hard on yourself.” “I lost the game, Dad. I failed my team. They’ll probably never let me play again.” “Soccer is about team effort. You’re not the only reason your team lost. If you have a good team, you support each other. Besides, winning or losing is only half the game. The other half is learning to talk to your teammates and learning from your experience.” Peter didn’t reply but what his father had said made him think carefully. The next day, Peter went to soccer practice with courage rather than fear in his heart. “Hey, guys,” he said to his teammates. “I’m really sorry about yesterday. We were so close to winning that game. But I think if we continue to pull together, we’re going to win the next one.” To his surprise and relief, his teammates all nodded in agreement. “Yeah,” they said, “don’t worry about it. It’s never just one person’s fault. We should think about ________.” Peter smiled. It made him feel lucky to know that he was on a winning team. 1．What sport did Peter play? 2．Why did Peter feel angry and worried that day? 3．According to Peter’s father, what makes a good team? 4．What advice did Peter’s father give him? 5．What can be filled in the blank to complete the sentence? 6．Why did Peter think he was on a winning team? 【答案】1．He played soccer. 2．Because he missed scoring that goal, his mistake caused his team to lose the game, and he was worried that his coach might kick him off the team. 3．All the players should support each other in a good team. 4．He advised Peter not to be too hard on himself and to learn to talk to his teammates and learn from the experience. 5．how we can do better together/how to improve as a team (言之有理即可) 6． Because his teammates supported him and didn’t blame him alone./Because they pulled together as a team. (言之有理即可) 【导语】本文讲述了Peter在足球比赛中因失误导致球队输球后感到自责和担忧，在父亲的开导下，他重新振作并与队友坦诚沟通，最终发现队友们并未责怪他，而是选择共同面对、团队协作的故事。 1．第一段明确提到“what happened only an hour ago on the school soccer field”，表明Peter在学校足球场上经历了一些事，后文也围绕足球比赛展开，所以答案是原文直接信息。 2．第一段明确指出“How could he have missed scoring that goal? His stupid mistake made him angry. He had let his whole team down and they had lost the game because of him. He was really worried that his coach might kick him off the team.”，说明Peter生气是因为自己没进球导致队伍输了比赛，担心是因为怕教练把他从队伍里开除。这是原文中的具体信息，直接提取整合。 3．第五段提到“If you have a good team, you support each other.”，这是父亲对于好队伍的描述，答案几乎是原文引述。 4．第三段提到“don’t be too hard on yourself.”以及第五段提到“Besides, winning or losing is only half the game. The other half is learning to talk to your teammates and learning from your experience.”，这是父亲给Peter的建议，答案几乎是原文引述。 5．队友们表示“It’s never just one person’s fault.” 说明他们意识到输球不是单个人的责任，应该思考如何一起做得更好或如何提高团队配合。答案需围绕团队合作、共同改进等角度，言之有理即可。 6．Peter认为自己在赢家队伍中，是因为队友们没有责怪他，而是给予支持和理解，大家团结一致。答案需围绕团队支持、不推卸责任等角度，言之有理即可。 Will We Lose Our Purpose (目标) In The AI Future? What would life be like if AI solved all your problems? You wouldn’t have to work anymore. You could get anything you wanted by just raising an eyebrow. You could feel pleasure wherever you wanted. Death would become almost optional (可选择的)—you could turn into digital form and keep going for a billion years. All that sounds terrible to me. It’s true that humans don’t like problems. But if we had no problems to solve, what would be the point of living? How long would we be happy sitting on top of our big mountains of candy? For me, a long weekend would be enough. A billion years of perfect happiness would feel like a nightmare. Oxford philosophy (哲学) professor Nick Bostrom believes that even if AI could do everything perfectly, people might still “work” at “jobs” in “offices”. But these jobs would really be more like harmless hobbies. That wouldn’t be a problem, you might say, as people could stay busy doing other things. They could go shopping, do some gardening or take care of their children. But one reason people find satisfaction in such activities is that they pride themselves on being good at them. They know how to find the right pillow, grow roses or dry a child’s tears. However, AI will probably do these all better than you. In a world like that, you might feel like you’re doing more harm than good to your child if you try parenting on your own. But life in that “perfect” world might still be bearable (可忍受的), says Bostrom. For example, we could ask our computers to give us interesting challenges. In Greg Egan’s sci-fi novel “Permutation City”, a man forces himself to explore new hobbies every now and then to avoid boredom. He finds joy in making table legs and ends up making 162329 of them. Bostrom suggests we not jump to conclusions.We might end up liking that future. “The question here is not how interesting a future is to look at, but how good it is to live in.” he says. 1．Does the writer think a life where AI solves all problems would be great? 2．According to Nick Bostrom, what would people’s jobs be more like if AI could do everything perfectly? 3．Why do people feel satisfied when doing activities like shopping or gardening? 4．In the sci-fi novel “Permutation City”, how many table legs did the man make? 5．Which sentence shows that Bostrom doesn’t think we should decide right away whether the future with AI is good or bad? 6．The writer believes a billion years of perfect happiness would feel like a nightmare. Do you agree with the writer’s opinion? Why or why not? 【答案】1．No, she/he doesn’t. 2．They would really be more like harmless hobbies. 3．Because they pride themselves on being good at them. 4．162329. 5．Bostrom suggests we not jump to conclusions. 6．Yes. Because constant perfect happiness removes the meaning of struggle and growth, life will become empty and boring. /No. Because long-lasting happiness can let us enjoy life without suffering from troubles.（答案不唯一，合理即可） 【导语】本文探讨了在人工智能可以解决所有问题的未来，人类是否会失去生活的目标与意义，同时介绍了不同学者对于AI时代人类工作、价值感与未来生活的不同看法。 1．根据文中“All that sounds terrible to me.”，可以看出作者并不认为AI解决所有问题的生活会很美好。 2．根据文中“But these jobs would really be more like harmless hobbies.”，尼克・博斯特罗姆认为如果AI可以完美完成一切，人类的工作会更像是无害的爱好。 3．根据文中“But one reason people find satisfaction in such activities is that they pride themselves on being good at them.”，人们在这类活动中获得满足，是因为会为自己擅长这些事而自豪。 4．根据文中“He finds joy in making table legs and ends up making 162329 of them.”，小说里的男子一共制作了162329个桌腿。 5．文中“Bostrom suggests we not jump to conclusions.”这句话表明博斯特罗姆认为我们不应该立刻下定论AI未来的好坏。 6．本题为开放性试题，答案不唯一，表述通顺、理由合理即可。 Henan Province, where Chinese civilization began, was a political, economic, and cultural center for over 3,000 years. Four of the eight ancient capitals of China are in today’s Henan: Zhengzhou, Kaifeng, Luoyang and Anyang. Over the past decade, this core region of the Yellow River civilization has been working hard to preserve and promote (保护和推广) traditional Chinese culture. Henan’s cultural products, shows and experiences have captured the attention of the youth. The blind boxes produced by the Henan Museum have been a big hit. Box buyers are able to experience the excavation process (挖掘过程). Using the small tool included in the box, they are able to “dig” in a big block of earth for a replica (复制品) of an antique from the museum’s collection. The Museum makes full use of its rich cultural resources and combines them with popular elements of today. In enjoying cultural events, people’s cultural confidence is increased. The Henan Museum has made a great deal of progress since it set up a cultural creative products department in early 2019. Selling over 1,600 items, the museum got 42 million yuan in 2021. Some are even sold overseas through the internet and various stores. Another successful example of spreading the influence of the province’s history is The Banquet in the Tang Dynasty Palace, a show that first appeared during last year’s Spring Festival holiday. Female performers dressed in Tang Dynasty (618–907) costumes and in traditional makeup performed a series of dances. The show’s success made people realize that audiences prefer interactive pieces, so the station began to produce a related web series and variety show to attract young viewers and started posting video clips of beautiful performances on short-video platforms. With creative content and cutting-edge technology, the programs satisfy the aesthetic (审美) and emotional needs of Generation Z—people born between the mid-1990s and the early 2010s. When traditional culture becomes a hit, it means that the younger generation is developing more cultural confidence and need these kinds of cultural offerings (产品). Henan Province’s success tells us we should ________. 1．Henan Province has half of the ancient capitals of China, doesn’t it?      2．How can the blind box buyer dig out the replica? 3．How many items did the museum sell in 2021? 4．What did the station do after the success of The Banquet in the Tang Dynasty Palace? 5．What does Generation Z mean? 6．What can be filled in the blank in the last paragraph? Henan Province’s success tells us we should . 【答案】1．Yes, it does. 2．Using the small tool included in the box. 3．Over 1,600 items. 4．The station began to produce a related web series and variety show, and started posting video clips of beautiful performances on short-video platforms. 5．People born between the mid-1990s and the early 2010s. 6．preserve and promote traditional Chinese culture (答案不唯一，合理即可，如：continue to combine traditional culture with modern elements and spread traditional culture) 【导语】本文介绍了河南作为中华文明发源地的历史文化地位，以及近年来在保护和推广中国传统文化方面的创新实践，包括河南博物馆的文创盲盒、《唐宫夜宴》等文化IP，展现了传统文化与现代元素结合的成功经验。 1．根据文章第一段“Four of the eight ancient capitals of China are in today’s Henan”可知，中国八大古都中有四个位于河南，占总数的一半，因此这一反意疑问句的回答为肯定。 2．根据文章第二段“Using the small tool included in the box, they are able to ‘dig’ in a big block of…”可知，买家可以使用盒子里附带的小工具挖出复制品。 3．根据文章第二段“Selling over 1,600 items, the museum got 42 million yuan in 2021.”可知，2021年该博物馆售出了超过1600件文创产品。 4．根据文章第二段“The show’s success made people realize that audiences prefer interactive pieces, so the station began to produce a related web series and variety show to attract young viewers and started posting video clips of beautiful performances on short-video platforms.”可知，《唐宫夜宴》成功后，电视台制作了相关网络剧和综艺节目，并在短视频平台发布表演片段。 5．根据文章第二段“Generation Z-people born between the mid-1990s and the early 2010s.”可知，Z世代指的是出生于20世纪90年代中期到21世纪初的人。 6．根据文章第一段“this core region of the Yellow River civilization has been working hard to preserve and promote traditional Chinese culture”及全文内容，河南的成功告诉我们应该保护和推广中国传统文化，也可以结合文中“combines them with popular elements of today”等内容作答。 In a small village in Yunnan, there lives a young man named Li Wei. He was once a migrant worker in a big city, but he decided to return to his hometown two years ago. His goal was to use the Internet to help villagers sell their oranges. At first, many villagers didn’t believe in him. They thought no one would buy fruits online. Li Wei didn’t give up. He learned how to film and edit short videos. He showed the beautiful orange orchards and the process of picking fresh oranges. He also told stories about the hardworking villagers. His videos became very popular on social media. Soon, orders started pouring in from all over China. The villagers were amazed. In the first year, they sold three times as many oranges as before. Now, Li Wei has taught many young villagers how to livestream. Their village has become famous as “Orange Livestreaming Village”. Li Wei’s success shows that with creativity and technology, young people can make a big difference in their hometowns. 1．Did Li Wei return to his hometown as a migrant worker? 2．What did Li Wei use to help villagers sell oranges? 3．How did Li Wei show the orange orchards in his videos? 4．How many oranges did the villagers sell in the first year compared to before? 5．Why did the villagers change their minds about selling fruits online? 6．Do you think young people should return to their hometowns to work? Why or why not? 【答案】1．No, he didn’t. 2．The Internet./He used the Internet. 3．By filming and editing short videos. 4．Three times as many. 5．Because Li Wei’s videos became popular./Because orders poured in. 6．(开放性回答，示例) Yes, because they can use new ideas to help their hometown. 【导语】本文讲述了云南小伙李伟从大城市返乡，利用互联网帮助村民销售橙子，带动家乡发展，使村庄成为“橙子直播村”的故事，体现了年轻人用科技和创造力改变家乡的主题。 1．第一段“He was once a migrant worker in a big city, but he decided to return to his hometown two years ago.”表明，李伟曾经是大城市的农民工，两年前决定返乡，并非以农民工的身份回到家乡，应作否定回答。 2．第一段“His goal was to use the Internet to help villagers sell their oranges.”介绍了他使用互联网帮助村民卖橙子，直接提取。 3．第二段“He learned how to film and edit short videos. He showed the beautiful orange orchards and the process of picking fresh oranges.”表明是通过拍摄和编辑短视频来展示橙园，直接提取。 4．最后一段“In the first year, they sold three times as many oranges as before.”指出，第一年，他们卖出的橙子是以前的三倍，直接提取原文信息即可。 5．第二段“His videos became very popular on social media.”及第三段“Soon, orders started pouring in from all over China. The villagers were amazed.”解释了村民改变想法的原因，答案是原文直接信息。 6．本题是开放性试题，答案不唯一，结合自身合理作答即可。 重难语篇练习 Fiona always tried to be friendly to everyone from an early age. She kept a cheerful and generous image (形象)—inviting the whole class to her birthday party, giving presents and sending cheerful greetings to everyone from time to time. She never doubted her popularity at school until International Day of Friendship. That day, the teacher gave the whole class a special task. “Everyone of you needs to make three handmade presents for your three best friends,” the teacher said. “Tomorrow will be the gift exchange day!” Fiona enjoyed the task of choosing three from her long list of “friends”, and finally picked the ones she often chatted with during lunch breaks. She spent hours perfecting her presents, imagining the joy her chosen friends would feel. When gifts were exchanged, the students were excited and amazed by those creative presents and warm notes inside. But when all the presents were shared out. Fiona stood in shock, with her hands empty. Tears flowed down her face as she realized no one had chosen her. “Don’t take it personally! We still like you!” Her classmates came to comfort (安慰) her. They offered quick pats on the shoulder, but soon left. Their hurried comfort was so familiar—it mirrored how Fiona had always rushed between social groups, never staying long enough for meaningful conversations. It suddenly struck her: she had been a good classmate but never a true friend to anyone. Although she tried to be close to everyone, that wasn’t enough to create true friendship. That night, Fiona told her mother about everything. Her mother wiped her tears gently and said, “My dear, you cannot _____________________ If you want true friends, you must ______________________________.” As her mother spoke, Fiona recalled countless times she’d put off plans with closer friends to attend “more important” group events. She remembered ignoring a friend’s sadness last month just to join a popular girl’s shopping trip… She thought a lot that night. She finally understood what true friendship was and made up her mind to make some changes the next day... 1．Fiona used to be confident of her popularity at school, didn’t she? 2．What special task did the teacher offer on International Day of Friendship? 3．How did Fiona feel when all the presents were shared out? 4．Why was the hurried comfort from Fiona’s classmates so familiar to her? 5．How might Fiona make some changes the next day? 6．Fill in the two blanks in Paragraph 5 according to the passage. “My dear, you cannot . If you want true friends, you must .” 【答案】179．Yes, she did. 180．The teacher asked everyone to make three handmade presents for their three best friends. 181．She felt shocked. 182．Because she always rushed between social groups and never stayed long for meaningful conversations. 183．She might stop rushing between social groups and spend more time having meaningful conversations with a few close friends. 184． just be a good classmate (to everyone) build deeper friendships (with a few people) 【导语】本文主要讲述了Fiona一直努力对每个人友好，却在国际友谊日的礼物交换活动中发现自己没有被任何人选为“最好的朋友”。通过这次经历，她意识到自己虽然是个好同学，但从未成为任何人的真正朋友，最终决定做出改变。 1．根据第一段“She never doubted her popularity at school”可知，Fiona过去对自己在学校的人气从未怀疑过，即她曾经对自己的人气很自信。 2．根据第二段“Everyone of you needs to make three handmade presents for your three best friends…Tomorrow will be the gift exchange day!”可知，老师布置的任务是为三个最好的朋友制作手工礼物，第二天进行礼物交换。 3．根据第三段“Fiona stood in shock, with her hands empty. Tears flowed down her face”可知，当所有礼物都交换完毕而她手里空空的时，她感到震惊。 4．根据第四段“Their hurried comfort was so familiar—it mirrored how Fiona had always rushed between social groups, never staying long enough for meaningful conversations.”可知，同学们匆忙的安慰方式让她感到熟悉，因为Fiona自己平时也是这样在不同的社交圈之间匆忙穿梭，从未停留足够长时间进行有意义的交流。 5．最后一段提到她反思了过去的行为（如为了参加“更重要”的集体活动而推迟与亲近朋友的约定，忽视朋友的感受等），并决心改变。因此，她可能会更关注真诚的友谊，投入更多时间和情感在少数真正的朋友身上。 6．根据第四段Fiona的反思：“she had been a good classmate but never a true friend to anyone. Although she tried to be close to everyone, that wasn’t enough to create true friendship.”可知，母亲要告诉Fiona：你不能只是对每个人都友好。如果你想要真正的朋友，你必须花时间与少数人建立真诚的关系。 Dario and his mother loved their new apartment. The living room was large enough for their piano. One night, the two of them sat side by side at the piano. They played jazz music to celebrate their new home. The loud music filled the room and made them feel very happy. The next morning, however, their happiness disappeared. Someone had left a note under their door during the night. One of their neighbours had written to complain about the sound of the piano. Dario’s mother asked the building superintendent (管理员) if he knew anything about it. But he said that they were all nice people and he couldn’t imagine any of them had done that. Later that morning, Dario suggested that they write a letter to their neighbours and apologize for their playing. “Maybe we could go and visit everyone in person,” his mother said. “How about inviting them to come here for a party instead?” Dario asked. They both loved the idea. Over the next few days. They sent out invitations and prepared desserts for their guests. They decorated the apartment with streamers (彩带) and party lights. In the end, the day of the party arrived. Some guests brought presents and flowers, and others brought desserts to share. One woman, Mrs Gilbert, gave Dario’s mother a book of piano music by Chopin. “I heard you playing the other night,” she said. “The sounds woke me out of bed. I was afraid that you might play like this every night. So I wrote a short note. I hope you don’t think I disliked the playing.” Dario’s mother smiled at Mrs Gilbert. “I think maybe we should apologize to you.” She said. “I didn’t realize how late it was when we were playing. Maybe we should play some quieter music at night.” “I like what you play! Just try not to be so loud at night,” Mrs Gilbert said. She pointed to the book she had given them. “These songs are not such loud music.” “These songs are beautiful music.” Dario’s mother said. “We will be happy to play them in the evening.” “And we won’t play so loud or late!” Dario said. He was already looking forward to practicing the new music. More than that, however, he was happy to see the big smile on his mother’s face. It gave him a feeling of warmth and made him feel that they were home at last. 1．Was the jazz music Dario and his mother played loud one night? 2．Did Dario and his mother visit their neighbours or write a letter to their neighbours?   3．What did Dario and his mother do to the neighbours later? 4．Who wrote a short note to Dario and his mother? 5．Why did Mrs Gilbert send them a book of piano music by Chopin? 6．What can you learn from the story? 【答案】1．Yes, it was. 2．Neither. 3．They invited their neighbours to a party. 4．Mrs Gilbert. 5．Because the songs were not loud music. 6．Communication and understanding can help solve problems between neighbours. 【导语】本文讲述了Dario和母亲因弹琴声音过大引起邻居不满，但他们通过邀请邻居参加聚会的方式化解矛盾，并学会了互相理解和体谅的故事。 1．根据第一段“The loud music filled the room”可知，他们弹奏的爵士乐声音很大。故填Yes, it was. 2．根据第二段“Dario suggested that they write a letter to their neighbours”和第三段“Maybe we could go and visit everyone in person”及后文两人同意邀请邻居来聚会的想法可知，他们既没有写信也没有拜访邻居，而是采取了聚会的方式。故填Neither. 3．根据第四段“How about inviting them to come here for a party instead?”及下文描述可知，他们后来邀请邻居们参加聚会。故填They invited their neighbours to a party. 4．根据第六段“One woman, Mrs Gilbert, gave Dario’s mother a book of piano music by Chopin.”及后文对话可知，写便条的人是Mrs Gilbert。故填Mrs Gilbert. 5．根据Mrs Gilbert的话“These songs are not such loud music.”可知，她送肖邦钢琴曲集是因为这些曲子声音不大，适合晚上演奏。故填Because the songs were not loud music. 6．本题为开放性问题，可从沟通、理解、友善解决问题等角度总结启示。故填Communication and understanding can help solve problems between neighbours. 试卷第1页，共3页 试卷第1页，共3页 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $ 专题03 阅读回答问题10篇 （上海专用） 内容导航 内容速递 基础语篇练习 重难语篇练习 内容速递 本资料共10篇专项训练 基础语篇练习 稳扎稳打 必拿分数：聚焦稳拿分数题目，确保基础分值 重难语篇练习 突破瓶颈 争夺高分：聚焦高难度题目，争夺关键分数 基础语篇练习 We all know that getting the flu is not fun. We will probably get a headache, cough a lot, have a high fever, and have a lot of other aches and pains in our bodies. To help us get well, we should take some cold medicine and get plenty of rest. We should also drink a lot of water and eat foods that will make us get better more quickly. However, some people would rather not get sick at all. So, they get a flu shot before the flu season starts. The flu shot is a vaccine, not cold medicine. It will protect people from the flu. The vaccine introduces some of the flu into the body. There’s no need to worry because the flu is dead and won’t make you sick. It will teach your body to know what the flu is so that it can fight the flu off in the future. Vaccines not only protect you but also others. That’s because they help stop diseases from spreading from person to person. When fewer people have diseases, the chances of getting them yourself go down. Sometimes, the diseases go away altogether. Some adults are afraid of vaccines though they are quite safe. They are afraid the vaccines will cause terrible side effects. For example, some people think vaccines cause autism in children. However, scientists say that this is simply not true at all. Vaccines can cause side effects, but they are usually very minimal. For most people, vaccines are all about safety and making their bodies stronger. So, they trust them to do their jobs and want them in their bodies. People in line for the flu vaccines can’t wait for that to happen! 1．Flu vaccines cause autism in children, don’t they? . 2．Why are some adults afraid of vaccines? . 3．How do vaccines help protect individuals and other people？ . 4．What does the writer think about vaccines? . 5．What does the underlined word “that” in the last sentence refer to? . 6．Do you want to get a flu shot before the flu season starts? Why? (at least two reasons) The Mystery Locker ①Every student at Riverwood School has a locker, but Mia’s locker is special. Not because of the stickers on the door or the bright blue paint inside—it is special because someone keeps leaving small surprises in it. ②The first gift appeared in September: a tiny paper star with a note, “Hope you smile today.” Mia looked around the hallway, but nobody acted differently. She thought it was a mistake and forgot about it. ③Two weeks later, she found a bookmark with a drawing of a cat. In October, she discovered a packet of hot chocolate. Each item was simple but thoughtful. Her friends joked that she had a “secret locker friend”. Mia liked the idea but still had no clue who it was. ④One rainy morning, Mia arrived at school feeling tired. When she opened her locker, she found a small card: “Rainy days can still be bright. Hang in there—things will get better soon.” There was also a tiny sunflower sticker. For some reason, these words warmed her heart more than the others. ⑤Mia started paying more attention. She noticed that every surprise appeared on days when she seemed stressed or quiet. Someone was watching—but kindly, not in a strange way. ⑥Before the winter holidays, Mia decided to leave a note inside her locker door: “To my secret friend, ” ⑦After the break, she found a final note waiting for her: “You’re welcome. Sometimes people need a little light.” ⑧There was no name, but Mia no longer needed to know. She realized that small acts of kindness can change someone’s day — and that was the real mystery behind the locker. 1．Mia’s locker has stickers on the door, doesn’t it? 2．What was the first gift Mia found in her locker? 3．What idiom in the fourth paragraph means “don’t give up”? 4．When were the surprises most likely to appear? 5．What can be filled in the blank? 6．Do you think the “secret locker friend” did the right thing? Why or why not? (Give 2 reasons) Discover the Joy of Kidulting: It’s Time to Play! Do you still get excited when you see a box of colourful crayons? Have you ever secretly wanted to jump into a ball pit? If you answer “yes”, congratulations—you are a “kidult”! It is a fun trend (趋势) where adults do kid things, and it is totally awesome. Why does everyone suddenly act like a kid again? It is because we are all so busy with work and responsibilities that our brains feel tired. Kidulting helps us remember the good old days when our biggest worry was which cartoon to watch. Missing the past is a powerful thing! Big companies know this, too. Now, you can buy “Happy Meals” designed just for adults with cool toys inside. Who says only kids get the prizes? Kidulting is not about being childish; it is about being joyful. When you do something fun, like building a Lego castle or playing a video game, your brain releases happy chemicals. These chemicals wash away stress and make you feel alive again. Psychologists say that playing helps us think better and feel more creative. It also gives our overworked minds a much-needed vacation. Even better, kidulting can also work like a time machine. Maybe when you were little, you couldn’t _________________ or you didn’t _______________________. Buying it now or doing that activity can make those old painful feelings go away. It is like giving a high-five to your younger self. So, why should you try it? Because being a grown-up is hard work, but finding happiness shouldn’t be! Go ahead, blow some bubbles, laugh at a silly cartoon, or challenge your friends to a game. Life is too short to be serious all the time. Let your inner child come out and play! 1．The word “kidult” is a mix of two single words. What are they? 2．What will a kidult probably like to do, watch cartoons or study in the library? 3．Why has kidulting suddenly become a fun trend? 4．In what way is playing good for us according to psychologists?   5．What examples does the writer use to explain that kidulting can also work like a time machine? Fill in the blanks in paragraph 4. Maybe when you were little, you or you . 6．What do you think of kidulting? Is Kidulting necessary, or is it just a strange behavior? Why? From: jane123321@mail.com To: bellawong@mail.com Date: Saturday, 18 April, 11:15AM Subject: _82_ Dear Bella,Long time no see. How are you and your three puppies? Do you remember the graduation study tour I told you about? I’ve just returned from Singapore. There’s so much to share! We spent the first two days at a local school. On Day 1, we had to introduce ourselves in front of everyone. I shook like a leaf. Luckily, everyone encouraged me by clapping and cheering. I made many friends after playing group games. I found that two of my new Singaporean friends love watching music shows just like me! On Day 2, we had classes with the students. We joined their English, Maths and Science lessons. We learnt about their school life and how it’s different from ours. It was an interesting experience. We also visited some famous tourist spots. On Day 3, we went to a theme park. Then, we went to Merlion Park. The Merlion has a lion’s head and a fish’s body. I got you a postcard of it! At night, we watched the Supertree music and light show in Gardens by the Bay. On the last day, we went to a zoo. We saw penguins, giraffes and zebras. I wanted to hear the lions’ roar! Sadly, they were sleeping. Before going to the airport, we visited a hawker centre and had chicken rice. It was delicious! We should visit Singapore together! Please check when your next holiday is. Bye for now. Let’s keep in touch. Best wishes, Jane 1．Jane stayed in Singapore for four days, didn’t she? 2．How did Jane feel when she spoke in front of everyone on Day 1? 3．What did Jane get for Bella? 4．Why didn’t Jane hear the lions’ roar? 5．What might be the subject of the email? 6．What do you like about the study tour? What can be improved? Give reasons. (Answer in no more than 40 words.) Peter kept his eyes on the ground and felt depressed as he walked home. It was the worst day of his life. His mind would not stop thinking about what happened only an hour ago on the school soccer field. How could he have missed scoring that goal? His stupid mistake made him angry. He had let his whole team down and they had lost the game because of him. He was really worried that his coach might kick him off the team. As soon as he walked through the door, his father asked, “What’s wrong, son?” Peter’s feelings were written all over his face. “I lost the game,” Peter replied. Then he went into his room without another word. Ten minutes later, Peter heard his father knocking on his bedroom door. He opened the door to let him in. “Look, Peter. I don’t know what happened, but whatever it was, don’t be too hard on yourself.” “I lost the game, Dad. I failed my team. They’ll probably never let me play again.” “Soccer is about team effort. You’re not the only reason your team lost. If you have a good team, you support each other. Besides, winning or losing is only half the game. The other half is learning to talk to your teammates and learning from your experience.” Peter didn’t reply but what his father had said made him think carefully. The next day, Peter went to soccer practice with courage rather than fear in his heart. “Hey, guys,” he said to his teammates. “I’m really sorry about yesterday. We were so close to winning that game. But I think if we continue to pull together, we’re going to win the next one.” To his surprise and relief, his teammates all nodded in agreement. “Yeah,” they said, “don’t worry about it. It’s never just one person’s fault. We should think about ________.” Peter smiled. It made him feel lucky to know that he was on a winning team. 1．What sport did Peter play? 2．Why did Peter feel angry and worried that day? 3．According to Peter’s father, what makes a good team? 4．What advice did Peter’s father give him? 5．What can be filled in the blank to complete the sentence? 6．Why did Peter think he was on a winning team? Will We Lose Our Purpose (目标) In The AI Future? What would life be like if AI solved all your problems? You wouldn’t have to work anymore. You could get anything you wanted by just raising an eyebrow. You could feel pleasure wherever you wanted. Death would become almost optional (可选择的)—you could turn into digital form and keep going for a billion years. All that sounds terrible to me. It’s true that humans don’t like problems. But if we had no problems to solve, what would be the point of living? How long would we be happy sitting on top of our big mountains of candy? For me, a long weekend would be enough. A billion years of perfect happiness would feel like a nightmare. Oxford philosophy (哲学) professor Nick Bostrom believes that even if AI could do everything perfectly, people might still “work” at “jobs” in “offices”. But these jobs would really be more like harmless hobbies. That wouldn’t be a problem, you might say, as people could stay busy doing other things. They could go shopping, do some gardening or take care of their children. But one reason people find satisfaction in such activities is that they pride themselves on being good at them. They know how to find the right pillow, grow roses or dry a child’s tears. However, AI will probably do these all better than you. In a world like that, you might feel like you’re doing more harm than good to your child if you try parenting on your own. But life in that “perfect” world might still be bearable (可忍受的), says Bostrom. For example, we could ask our computers to give us interesting challenges. In Greg Egan’s sci-fi novel “Permutation City”, a man forces himself to explore new hobbies every now and then to avoid boredom. He finds joy in making table legs and ends up making 162329 of them. Bostrom suggests we not jump to conclusions.We might end up liking that future. “The question here is not how interesting a future is to look at, but how good it is to live in.” he says. 1．Does the writer think a life where AI solves all problems would be great? 2．According to Nick Bostrom, what would people’s jobs be more like if AI could do everything perfectly? 3．Why do people feel satisfied when doing activities like shopping or gardening? 4．In the sci-fi novel “Permutation City”, how many table legs did the man make? 5．Which sentence shows that Bostrom doesn’t think we should decide right away whether the future with AI is good or bad? 6．The writer believes a billion years of perfect happiness would feel like a nightmare. Do you agree with the writer’s opinion? Why or why not? Henan Province, where Chinese civilization began, was a political, economic, and cultural center for over 3,000 years. Four of the eight ancient capitals of China are in today’s Henan: Zhengzhou, Kaifeng, Luoyang and Anyang. Over the past decade, this core region of the Yellow River civilization has been working hard to preserve and promote (保护和推广) traditional Chinese culture. Henan’s cultural products, shows and experiences have captured the attention of the youth. The blind boxes produced by the Henan Museum have been a big hit. Box buyers are able to experience the excavation process (挖掘过程). Using the small tool included in the box, they are able to “dig” in a big block of earth for a replica (复制品) of an antique from the museum’s collection. The Museum makes full use of its rich cultural resources and combines them with popular elements of today. In enjoying cultural events, people’s cultural confidence is increased. The Henan Museum has made a great deal of progress since it set up a cultural creative products department in early 2019. Selling over 1,600 items, the museum got 42 million yuan in 2021. Some are even sold overseas through the internet and various stores. Another successful example of spreading the influence of the province’s history is The Banquet in the Tang Dynasty Palace, a show that first appeared during last year’s Spring Festival holiday. Female performers dressed in Tang Dynasty (618–907) costumes and in traditional makeup performed a series of dances. The show’s success made people realize that audiences prefer interactive pieces, so the station began to produce a related web series and variety show to attract young viewers and started posting video clips of beautiful performances on short-video platforms. With creative content and cutting-edge technology, the programs satisfy the aesthetic (审美) and emotional needs of Generation Z—people born between the mid-1990s and the early 2010s. When traditional culture becomes a hit, it means that the younger generation is developing more cultural confidence and need these kinds of cultural offerings (产品). Henan Province’s success tells us we should ________. 1．Henan Province has half of the ancient capitals of China, doesn’t it?      2．How can the blind box buyer dig out the replica? 3．How many items did the museum sell in 2021? 4．What did the station do after the success of The Banquet in the Tang Dynasty Palace? 5．What does Generation Z mean? 6．What can be filled in the blank in the last paragraph? Henan Province’s success tells us we should . In a small village in Yunnan, there lives a young man named Li Wei. He was once a migrant worker in a big city, but he decided to return to his hometown two years ago. His goal was to use the Internet to help villagers sell their oranges. At first, many villagers didn’t believe in him. They thought no one would buy fruits online. Li Wei didn’t give up. He learned how to film and edit short videos. He showed the beautiful orange orchards and the process of picking fresh oranges. He also told stories about the hardworking villagers. His videos became very popular on social media. Soon, orders started pouring in from all over China. The villagers were amazed. In the first year, they sold three times as many oranges as before. Now, Li Wei has taught many young villagers how to livestream. Their village has become famous as “Orange Livestreaming Village”. Li Wei’s success shows that with creativity and technology, young people can make a big difference in their hometowns. 1．Did Li Wei return to his hometown as a migrant worker? 2．What did Li Wei use to help villagers sell oranges? 3．How did Li Wei show the orange orchards in his videos? 4．How many oranges did the villagers sell in the first year compared to before? 5．Why did the villagers change their minds about selling fruits online? 6．Do you think young people should return to their hometowns to work? Why or why not? 重难语篇练习 Fiona always tried to be friendly to everyone from an early age. She kept a cheerful and generous image (形象)—inviting the whole class to her birthday party, giving presents and sending cheerful greetings to everyone from time to time. She never doubted her popularity at school until International Day of Friendship. That day, the teacher gave the whole class a special task. “Everyone of you needs to make three handmade presents for your three best friends,” the teacher said. “Tomorrow will be the gift exchange day!” Fiona enjoyed the task of choosing three from her long list of “friends”, and finally picked the ones she often chatted with during lunch breaks. She spent hours perfecting her presents, imagining the joy her chosen friends would feel. When gifts were exchanged, the students were excited and amazed by those creative presents and warm notes inside. But when all the presents were shared out. Fiona stood in shock, with her hands empty. Tears flowed down her face as she realized no one had chosen her. “Don’t take it personally! We still like you!” Her classmates came to comfort (安慰) her. They offered quick pats on the shoulder, but soon left. Their hurried comfort was so familiar—it mirrored how Fiona had always rushed between social groups, never staying long enough for meaningful conversations. It suddenly struck her: she had been a good classmate but never a true friend to anyone. Although she tried to be close to everyone, that wasn’t enough to create true friendship. That night, Fiona told her mother about everything. Her mother wiped her tears gently and said, “My dear, you cannot _____________________ If you want true friends, you must ______________________________.” As her mother spoke, Fiona recalled countless times she’d put off plans with closer friends to attend “more important” group events. She remembered ignoring a friend’s sadness last month just to join a popular girl’s shopping trip… She thought a lot that night. She finally understood what true friendship was and made up her mind to make some changes the next day... 1．Fiona used to be confident of her popularity at school, didn’t she? 2．What special task did the teacher offer on International Day of Friendship? 3．How did Fiona feel when all the presents were shared out? 4．Why was the hurried comfort from Fiona’s classmates so familiar to her? 5．How might Fiona make some changes the next day? 6．Fill in the two blanks in Paragraph 5 according to the passage. “My dear, you cannot . If you want true friends, you must .” Dario and his mother loved their new apartment. The living room was large enough for their piano. One night, the two of them sat side by side at the piano. They played jazz music to celebrate their new home. The loud music filled the room and made them feel very happy. The next morning, however, their happiness disappeared. Someone had left a note under their door during the night. One of their neighbours had written to complain about the sound of the piano. Dario’s mother asked the building superintendent (管理员) if he knew anything about it. But he said that they were all nice people and he couldn’t imagine any of them had done that. Later that morning, Dario suggested that they write a letter to their neighbours and apologize for their playing. “Maybe we could go and visit everyone in person,” his mother said. “How about inviting them to come here for a party instead?” Dario asked. They both loved the idea. Over the next few days. They sent out invitations and prepared desserts for their guests. They decorated the apartment with streamers (彩带) and party lights. In the end, the day of the party arrived. Some guests brought presents and flowers, and others brought desserts to share. One woman, Mrs Gilbert, gave Dario’s mother a book of piano music by Chopin. “I heard you playing the other night,” she said. “The sounds woke me out of bed. I was afraid that you might play like this every night. So I wrote a short note. I hope you don’t think I disliked the playing.” Dario’s mother smiled at Mrs Gilbert. “I think maybe we should apologize to you.” She said. “I didn’t realize how late it was when we were playing. Maybe we should play some quieter music at night.” “I like what you play! Just try not to be so loud at night,” Mrs Gilbert said. She pointed to the book she had given them. “These songs are not such loud music.” “These songs are beautiful music.” Dario’s mother said. “We will be happy to play them in the evening.” “And we won’t play so loud or late!” Dario said. He was already looking forward to practicing the new music. More than that, however, he was happy to see the big smile on his mother’s face. It gave him a feeling of warmth and made him feel that they were home at last. 1．Was the jazz music Dario and his mother played loud one night? 2．Did Dario and his mother visit their neighbours or write a letter to their neighbours?   3．What did Dario and his mother do to the neighbours later? 4．Who wrote a short note to Dario and his mother? 5．Why did Mrs Gilbert send them a book of piano music by Chopin? 6．What can you learn from the story? 试卷第1页，共3页 试卷第1页，共3页 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $