大题26：阅读理解议论文（每题备选项3个）【大题特训】-2026中考英语巅峰冲刺急救包

阅读理解议论文（每题备选项均为3个） 学校:___________姓名：___________班级：___________考号：___________ 一、阅读理解 In 2026, a viral trend (网络热潮) called “Becoming Chinese” has taken social media by storm. Different from past trends focusing on foreign symbols, it is centered on trying everyday Chinese lifestyle habits. The trend was started by a Chinese-American creator Sherry, whose short videos have won millions of online views so far. Netizens (网民) around the world like trying routines like wearing soft house slippers, drinking warm water and practicing Baduanjin. Based on traditional Chinese wisdom, especially “preventive treatment of disease” (治未病), these tips help people reduce stress in the modern “burnout society”. Foreign netizens choose to follow these practices for their own well-being. Ideas like “harmony between humans and nature” (天人合一) bring inner peace to those living in a fast-changing world. This shows a clear change from being a cultural watcher to an active participant (参与者). Digital technology has become a powerful tool for cultural spread. Short-video platforms make Chinese daily habits seen by global viewers. Young people now realize that “Made in China” is not only about physical products, but also a special life aesthetic (美学) worth experiencing. Visa-free policies (免签政策) have made it easier for foreigners to travel to China. Their shared travel stories online further boost the global attraction of Chinese culture. This trend marks a change of China’s cultural influence—from “going global” to “taking root”. It proves that true cultural soft power does not come from planned spreading. Actually, it grows from the natural charm (魅力) of daily life wisdom. The next wave of “China fever” may lie in every shared small moment in our daily routines. 根据语篇内容，选择最佳选项。 1．What is “Becoming Chinese” trend centered on? A．Learning traditional Chinese symbols. B．Trying everyday Chinese lifestyle habits. C．Visiting famous places in China. 2．Why do netizens around the world like trying Chinese routines? A．Because these routines help them feel better in a stressful world. B．Because these routines help them make more friends in China. C．Because these routines satisfy their curiosity about China. 3．Which of the following is an example of someone being an “active participant” in Chinese culture? A．A foreigner practices kung fu every day to keep fit. B．A foreign tourist takes photos in front of the Forbidden City. C．A foreigner reads a book about the history of China. 4．What does the underlined word “boost” in Paragraph 5 probably mean? A．Stop. B．Protect. C．Increase. 5．What is the writer’s main purpose in writing this passage? A．To tell people how to become Chinese. B．To show China’s cultural soft power. C．To describe a physical product in China. 【答案】6．B 2．A 3．A 4．C 5．B 【导语】本文介绍了2026年社交媒体上兴起的“Becoming Chinese”热潮，分析了其背后的文化内涵、传播方式及中国文化的吸引力。 7．第一段指出：“it is centered on trying everyday Chinese lifestyle habits.”，说明这一热潮的核心是体验中国日常生活习惯。 8．第二段指出这些习惯基于中国传统智慧，帮助人们“reduce stress in the modern ‘burnout society’”，说明它们能帮助人们缓解压力。 9．第三段指出外国网民从“cultural watcher”转变为“active participant”，结合前文，他们主动实践中国生活方式，因此外国人每天练习功夫是“主动参与者”的例子。 10．第五段指出免签政策使来华旅游更便利“easier”，人们分享的旅行故事进一步“boost”中国文化在全球的吸引力“Their shared travel stories online further boost the global attraction of Chinese culture.”，结合上下文，“boost”意为“提升、增强”，与Increase意思接近。 11．最后一段指出真正的文化软实力源于日常生活智慧的自然魅力，全文旨在展示中国文化的软实力。 Today more and more children seem to get lost in a “sea of digital (数字的) technology (技术)”. As they use digital technology too much, they are losing their ability to do simple things. They can’t make toys themselves with hands or help mum cook dinner. And worst of all, they seem to be losing interest in communicating with others. “I have talked with a number of teachers. They told me that a great number of young students play with computers or smartphones but these students have few or no skills to make things,” said a teacher, Colin Kinney. “Many students can’t communicate with other students but their parents talk proudly of their ability to use a computer or a smartphone.” Instead of playing with other children, more and more children are choosing to stay indoors and quietly play on a tablet (平板电脑) on weekends and after school. How can a child grow up to be a very good artist if he doesn’t learn how to use a paintbrush (画笔) and develop his painting skill? How can a child learn to make friends as he gets older if he doesn’t learn to communicate with others at a young age? Digital technology can be used for good or bad. We can use a stone to either break a window or build a house. We shouldn’t condemn (指责) the children. We should help them make right choices. It is certainly necessary for children to know how to use digital technology in today’s world. But what is more crucial, we should encourage them to develop social abilities. 根据语篇内容，选择最佳选项。 12．What is the worst problem according to paragraph (段落) 1? A．Children can’t make things themselves. B．Children make too many friends online. C．Children don’t want to communicate with others. 13．According to Colin Kinney, which of the following is TRUE? A．Teachers are excited that their students play computer games. B．Teachers notice that young kids have more skills to make things. C．Many parents are happy that their kids can use digital technology. 14．What do many young children choose to do on weekends and after school? A．Play on a tablet indoors. B．Play with other children. C．Paint with their paintbrushes. 15．What does the underlined word “crucial” mean? A．Important. B．General. C．Careful. 16．Which is the best title for this passage? A．The Development (发展) of Digital Technology B．Problems between Parents and Children C．Help Children Make Right choices in the Digital World 【答案】17．C 2．C 3．A 4．A 5．C 【导语】本文是一篇议论文，主要讨论了儿童过度使用数字技术导致的问题，如动手能力下降、社交能力缺失等，并呼吁帮助孩子正确使用技术的同时培养社交能力。 18．细节理解题。根据“And worst of all, they seem to be losing interest in communicating with others.”可知，最严重的问题是孩子不愿与他人交流。故选C。 19．细节理解题。根据“Many students can’t communicate with other students but their parents talk proudly of their ability to use a computer or a smartphone.”可知，许多家长对孩子使用数字技术感到高兴。故选C。 20．细节理解题。根据“Instead of playing with other children, more and more children are choosing to stay indoors and quietly play on a tablet (平板电脑) on weekends and after school.”可知，孩子们更喜欢在室内玩平板电脑。故选A。 21．词句猜测题。根据“But what is more crucial, we should encourage them to develop social abilities.”可知，更重要的是，我们应该鼓励他们发展社交能力，“crucial”与“important”（重要的）同义，强调社交能力的必要性。故选A。 22．最佳标题题。通读全文可知，全文围绕儿童过度依赖数字技术的问题展开，并提出应帮助他们在数字世界中做出正确选择，C项符合。故选C。 Li  Meixi,  12,  feels  worried  about  her  looks—not  her  face,  but  her  clothes.  When she sees fashionable people on the street, she avoids running into them. “I am afraid that they think I am out of style. Ashamed of my common ordinary clothes, I feel like I don’t even deserve (值得) to walk on the same street with them. ” said Li, from Chengdu, Sichuan. What Li is experiencing is fashion worries. It bothers (困扰) many people today. They are worried about their clothes, afraid of being seen out of style. A  big  reason  for  fashion  worries  is  fashion bullying,  experts  said.  As fashion magazines, advertisements and idols show off the “latest and greatest” trends (潮流), there is a lot of pressure on people, especially teenagers, to follow them, no matter how expensive it might be. “The need to belong in groups is very important to young learners and exclusion (排斥) is something they see as the end of the world,” said Andy Crankarm, a teacher at City of Bristol College, UK. Another  reason  some  people  might  have  fashion  worries  is  that  they  don’t  have  a  sense  of self-identity (自我认同), said The Paper. It looks like we feel worried about our clothes, but actually we are not confident enough. So we care about how fashionable people look at us. We easily worry about or even blame ourselves. The reality is that those people usually don’t notice at all. Fashion trends come and go, always changing. Instead of rushing to follow a trend, the key is to find your own style. If you’re able to wear something with confidence, you will be the one starting a trend. More importantly, the clothes are just a part of your image. It can’t tell the true you. What also matters is your personality and abilities. 23．Li Meixi feels _________ when she walks on the same street with fashionable people. A．worried B．confident C．satisfied 24．Which of the following is NOT TRUE according to the passage? A．The pressure on people is from showing off the latest and greatest trends. B．Fashionable people always notice our clothes in our daily life. C．It is important for us to find our own style and wear something with confidence. 25．From the last paragraph, we can learn _______. A．The fashion trend is easy to follow B．Personality and abilities are also important to our image. C．Finding our own style is following the trend. 26．What is the best title for the passage? A．Fashion worries. B．Fashion  magazines. C．Fashion clothes. 【答案】27．A 2．B 3．B 4．A 【导语】本文是一篇议论文，主要讨论了现代人（尤其是青少年）因追求时尚而产生的焦虑问题，并分析了其背后的原因，最后提出应对建议. 28．细节理解题。根据“Ashamed of my common ordinary clothes, I feel like I don’t even deserve to walk on the same street with them.”可知，Li Meixi与时尚人士同行时感到焦虑和自卑。故选A。 29．细节理解题。根据“The reality is that those people usually don’t notice at all.”可知，时尚人士并不会总是关注他人的衣着。故选B。 30．推理判断题。根据“What also matters is your personality and abilities.”可推知，个人形象不仅取决于衣着，还受内在品质影响。故选B。 31．最佳标题题。通读全文可知，文章通篇围绕“时尚焦虑”展开，分析原因并提出建议，A项符合。故选A。 Most people follow others blindly just under the influence of peer (同龄人) pressure or because they feel it safe to follow a large number of people. In some rare (稀少的) cases it might be right to follow the crowd, but in most cases this can be a big mistake. Actually, there are reasons why we shouldn’t follow the crowd blindly. According to a study, people often follow the crowd when they aren’t sure about the direction they should take. This means a large number of people could be following others without understanding what’s right and what’s wrong! This makes more people follow and as a result most people move in a certain direction even if it isn’t right. A man who wants to be successful always hopes for others’ guidance (指引) and he usually follows the same path of most people, but the question this man never asks himself is: are all of those people successful? Of course not! If you want to follow a crowd, then follow a successful one. However, in real life you’ll only find one successful person among hundreds of people, and that’s why following the crowd makes no sense at all. Most people act emotionally without thinking wisely. If you always follow others because they’re greater than you in number, then sooner or later you’ll discover that you’re taking emotional (情绪化的) decisions you might regret later. However, should we never follow the crowd? No, I’m not trying to say you should never follow the crowd, but instead I’m just asking you to think wisely before you take a decision. If you find others are right, there is no problem in following them, but if you have doubts about the direction they’re moving in, don’t follow them blindly. 32．Why do people follow the crowd blindly? A．Because it’s always right to do so. B．Because they feel it safe to do so. C．Because they can be successful by doing so. 33．What might you do if you follow others only because they are greater in number? A．Regret. B．Be successful. C．Think wisely. 34．What opinion does the writer hold? A．It is wrong to follow other people. B．You shouldn’t be sorry for what you have done. C．You should use your brain before following others. 35．Which of the following best shows the structure of the text? A． B． C． 【答案】36．B 2．A 3．C 4．C 【导语】本文是一篇议论文。主要论述了大多数人盲目跟随他人的原因、盲目跟随他人可能带来的问题，并给出了作者对于是否应该跟随他人的观点。 37．细节理解题。根据“Most people follow others blindly just under the influence of peer (同龄人) pressure or because they feel it safe to follow a large number of people.”可知，大多数人盲目跟随他人只是因为同龄人的压力，或者因为他们觉得跟随大量的人是安全的。所以人们盲目跟随人群是因为他们觉得这样做是安全的。故选B。 38．细节理解题。根据“If you always follow others because they’re greater than you in number, then sooner or later you’ll discover that you’re taking emotional (情绪化的) decisions you might regret later.”可知，如果你总是因为别人数量多而跟随他们，那么迟早你会发现你做出的情绪化的决定，你可能会后悔。所以如果你仅仅因为别人数量多而跟随他们，你可能会后悔。故选A。 39．观点态度题。根据“However, should we never follow the crowd? No I’m not trying to say you should never follow the crowd, but instead I’m just asking you to think wisely before you take a decision.”可知，作者并不是说你永远不应该跟随人群，而是要求你在做决定之前要明智地思考。所以作者认为在跟随别人之前应该用你的头脑思考。故选C。 40．篇章结构题。文章第一段提出大多数人会盲目跟随他人，并指出盲目跟随人群可能是错误的，引出下文；第二、三、四段分别从不同方面论述了盲目跟随人群可能带来的问题；第五段给出作者对于是否应该跟随他人的观点，即在做决定之前要明智地思考。所以文章结构为总分总。故选C。 Do Kids Need Homework? School is a big part of life, not just for kids but for their families. There are many reports and discussions about what’s best for students. Everyone has their own opinions. And they don’t always agree. Do kids need homework? It depends. Some readers from a famous magazine think that the extra (额外的) work reviews what they have learnt in class. And it also helps teachers find where students need more help. Others say homework adds to students’ stress and takes time away from exercise or learning something new. In order to know what kind of homework kids should do and how much kids need, the magazine interviewed several kids. Karen, 9 Kids need homework. When they learn something new in school, reviewing it at home helps them remember it. Our homework gives our teachers valuable information. It tells them how much students are paying attention in class and who needs extra help. Michael, 9 In my opinion, giving students homework is a bad idea. After school, kids need experiences that build a healthy mind and body. Homework is not supposed to stress kids out. When there is too much homework, students do poorly in homework. In fact, doing homework poorly is worse than doing no homework. As long as students are working hard in class, it’s best not to give them extra work. Robert, 8 Kids need homework. But that depends. Middle and high school students can do more homework. At my school, primary students get homework, but not too much. My teacher might ask us to learn spelling words at home, and each week we’ll be given a test. Susan, 11 Kids don’t need homework. They’re learning for six hours a day at school. Adding another hour of work for kids to do at home is just having them repeat what they’ve been doing all day. Besides, homework takes time away from activities like team sports. These are just as important as schoolwork, because they keep kids active. 41．What did the magazine do about homework? A．It had a discussion. B．It did a report. C．It did an interview. 42．Who supports the idea of giving students homework? A．Karen. B．Michael. C．Susan. 43．What will happen when homework is too much according to Paragraph 4? A．Students will do no homework. B．Students will do homework poorly. C．Students will build a healthy mind and body. 44．What does “These” refer to (指代) in the last paragraph? A．Kids. B．Subjects. C．Activities like team sports. 【答案】45．C 2．A 3．B 4．C 【导语】本文是一篇议论文，围绕“孩子是否需要家庭作业”展开讨论，通过杂志采访不同学生的观点呈现正反双方的论据。 46．细节理解题。根据第二段“the magazine interviewed several kids”可知，杂志采取的方式是采访。故选C。 47．细节理解题。根据第三段“Karen, 9  Kids need homework.”可知，Karen支持布置作业。故选A。 48．细节理解题。根据第四段“When there is too much homework, students do poorly in homework.”可知，当作业过多时，学生会做得很差。故选B。 49．词句猜测题。根据最后一段“Besides, homework takes time away from activities like team sports. These are just as important as schoolwork”可知，家庭作业占用了团队运动等活动的时间，这些活动和功课一样重要。由此可知，These指代activities like team sports“团队运动之类的活动”。故选C。 Is “Liking” the Same as Liking? Scroll, tap, “like”. Scroll, tap, “like” again. This is how many of us connect with friends online today. A “like” or a heart seems to show we care. But is clicking a button really the same as giving real friendship? Social media platforms are designed to be addictive. They reward us with likes and comments, which can feel good for a moment. However, Professor Lena Rodriguez, who studies digital communication, points out a problem: “These quick reactions often take the place of deeper conversations. We start to believe that keeping in touch means just following each other’s posts online.” This can lead to a strange situation. You might have hundreds of online “friends” but feel lonely in real life. Why? Because real friendship needs time, shared experiences, and sometimes just sitting together in comfortable silence- things that cannot be replaced by emojis or short comments. A study even found that heavy users of social media, though they appear more “connected”, often report higher levels of loneliness. The researchers suggest that watching the carefully perfect lives of others online can sometimes make people feel worse about their own life. Instead of feeling closer, they feel further apart. Does this mean social media is all bad? Of course not. It helps us stay in touch with people far away and find communities that share our interests. The key, as Professor Rodriguez says, is not to let it become the only way we connect. “We need to remember to look up from our screens,” she advises. “Make a phone call. Visit a friend. True connection happens in the real world, with real voices and real hugs.” The question for us is not really about “to use or not to use” social media. It’s about how we use it. Do we control it, or does it control us and our relationships? 根据短文内容，选择最佳答案。 50．How does the writer feel about getting “likes” on social media as a way of showing care? A．It is not enough to build real friendship. B．It is a perfect form of modern friendship. C．It is the most popular way to communicate. 51．What does Professor Lena Rodriguez say about online reactions like “likes”? A．They are necessary for keeping in touch with old friends. B．They help people have deeper conversations. C．They often take the place of more meaningful communication. 52．When might people feel lonelier even with many online friends according to the passage? A．When they stop using social media for a week. B．When they compare their own lives with the perfect ones online. C．When they spend time having face-to-face conversations. 53．Why does the writer mention the study about heavy social media users? A．To prove that social media is the main cause of all mental problems. B．To give an example of how online connection can sometimes increase loneliness. C．To show that people who use social media are always lonely. 54．What question does the writer most likely want us to think about after reading the passage? A．Are we using social media in a way that helps or harms our real-life relationships? B．How to use social media to help us make friends? C．Which social media app is the most popular among teenagers? 【答案】55．A 2．C 3．B 4．B 5．A 【导语】本文是一篇议论文，探讨了社交媒体上的“点赞”与真实友谊之间的区别。文章指出，点赞等快速互动往往取代了深层交流，可能导致人们虽然有很多网友却感到更孤独。 56．根据第二段中“These quick reactions often take the place of deeper conversations”以及第三段中“real friendship needs time, shared experiences...things that cannot be replaced by emojis or short comments”可知，作者认为点赞不足以建立真正的友谊。 57．根据第二段中Rodriguez教授的话“These quick reactions often take the place of deeper conversations”可知，她认为在线点赞等反应常取代了更有意义的交流。 58．根据第四段中“watching the carefully perfect lives of others online can sometimes make people feel worse about their own life. Instead of feeling closer, they feel further apart”可知，当人们将自己的生活与网上完美生活比较时，即使有很多网友也会感到更孤独。 59．根据第四段中“A study even found that heavy users of social media... often report higher levels of loneliness.”可知，作者引用这项研究是为了举例说明过度的线上联系有时反而会增加孤独感，即“连接”并不等同于亲密。 60．根据最后一段中“It’s about how we use it. Do we control it, or does it control us and our relationships?”可知，作者希望读者思考的核心问题是我们使用社交媒体的方式，以及它究竟是帮助还是损害了我们现实生活中的人际关系。 How did you spend your last holiday? Were you looking at your cellphone screens and surfing on the Internet from morning till night? Well, you are not alone. A new survey shows that Chinese people spend over five and a half hours online every day on average. That’s a lot of time scrolling (滑屏) and watching videos! But is this really helping us relax, or is it just making our brains tired? First, let’s think about how we spend our time online. Most of us watch short videos rather than learning something new. This kind of low-value material doesn’t help us relax—it actually makes our thinking less clear. The term “brain rot”, which means the possible decline (衰退) of a person’s mental (精神的) or intellectual (智力的) condition, perfectly describes what happens when we spend too much time on meaningless online things. Meanwhile, using the Internet is like eating your favorite snack: it’s hard to stop. Our phones are full of endless short videos and news, making them like personal fun factories. It’s easy and comfortable to just sit and scroll for hours, but this “easy fun” comes at a cost. The more time we spend on screens, the less we enjoy real life. We’re missing out on beautiful sunsets, heartfelt thanks, and fun hobbies. When did our lives become so boring? Also, we’re forgetting how to relax in a meaningful way. Free time shouldn’t just be about watching Douyin or Kuaishou. Instead, it should be a chance to connect with the world. Nature doesn’t have Wi-Fi, but it has fresh air, sunlight, and birdsong. Spending time with friends in real life is much better than laughing alone at short videos on the phone. In short, life isn’t about how much time you have—it’s about how you use it. Screens are here to stay, but they shouldn’t take over our free time. The winter holiday is coming soon. Will you choose to do something more meaningful or just stay at home scrolling your phone? 61．How does the writer start the passage? A．By giving examples. B．By listing facts. C．By asking questions. 62．What does “brain rot” mean in the passage? A．Enjoying real-life activities. B．Thinking less clearly because of too much screen time. C．Feeling sad after watching videos. 63．Why does the author compare the Internet to snacks? A．Because it’s not easy to control. B．Because it’s a waste of time. C．Because it’s one way to have fun. 64．What does the author suggest for a meaningful holiday? A．Chat with friends online. B．Watch more educational videos. C．Spend time in nature or with friends. 65．What’s the structure of the passage? A． B． C． 【答案】66．C 2．B 3．A 4．C 5．C 【导语】本文是一篇议论文。文章从现代人假期沉迷网络和短视频的现象切入，分析了其导致的“大脑迟钝”等负面影响，并将其比作“吃零食”，呼吁人们放下手机，回归自然和现实社交，度过一个有意义的假期。 67．细节理解题。根据“How did you spend your last holiday? Were you looking at your cellphone screens…?”可知，作者通过提出问题来开启文章。故选C。 68．词句猜测题。根据“This kind of low-value material doesn’t help us relax—it actually makes our thinking less clear. The term ‘brain rot’, which means the possible decline (衰退) of a person’s mental (精神的) or intellectual (智力的) condition”可知，前文提到低价值内容让思维不清晰，后文进一步解释该术语意味着精神或智力状况的衰退。由此推断，“brain rot”指的是因过度观看屏幕内容而导致思维能力下降的状态。故选B。 69．细节理解题。根据“Meanwhile, using the Internet is like eating your favorite snack: it’s hard to stop.”可知，作者将上网比作吃零食，是因为两者都让人一旦开始就很难停下来，即不容易控制。故选A。 70．细节理解题。根据“Instead, it should be a chance to connect with the world…Spending time with friends in real life is much better…”可知，作者建议更有意义的假期是亲近自然或与朋友在现实中相处。故选C。 71．篇章结构题。第一段引出话题（假期沉迷网络）；第二段分析网络内容的低价值及负面影响；第三段进一步阐述网络的成瘾性及代价；第四段提出正面建议（回归自然与社交）；第五段总结全文并呼吁行动。其中第二至第四段分述过度上网的负面影响。整体结构为“总—分—总”。故选C。 Each of us has dreams and goals for our future. What makes us study and make progress each day is closely connected with our personal dream and goal. But why do you have dreams and goals, you still end up with nothing? What separates successful people from the dreamers is their persistent (锲而不舍的) action. When you learn your lessons in school, you must work hard and not give up. You will often find some of your lessons very hard. Try and keep trying, and you’ll be sure to successfully deal with any difficulty you meet with. If we have a hard lesson today, let us try our best to learn it well and then we shall be prepared for a harder one tomorrow. This is the famous formula (公式) for success: Dream > Believe > Achieve Most people have what they want (Dream) and think they can realize their dreams (Believe). And then they do nothing. They just imagine their dreams can come true. When they get tired of waiting and lose a lot, they get bored. They say angrily how terrible their life is. I personally believe that if you really want to achieve your dreams and goals in life, you have to add one thing to your success formula: Dream > Believe > Act > Achieve For me, act is the most important thing for success and that’s to Take Persistent Action  (Act). If you say, “I can’t do it” and give up, you can never do anything valuable. However, “I’ll try” creates wonders. Let’s remember that there will be obstacles (障碍) in our life. We must face them bravely and solve them. Success is not something that falls down from the sky. Most successful people made their dreams come true because of their persistent action. Please remember: Action is the bridge that connects our dreams and goals to reality. 72．What should you do when you find your lessons very hard according to the passage? A．Ask people for help. B．Try and keep trying. C．Get ready to create wonders. D．Prepare for a harder one. 73．Which of the following does the writer add to the famous formula for success? A．Act. B．Achieve. C．Connect. D．Create. 74．Why does the writer use the formula “Dream > Believe > Act > Achieve”? A．To support his idea. B．To ask readers to explain it. C．To show what his goals are. D．To compare it with a bridge. 75．Which of the following can be the best title for the passage? A．Doing Something Valuable B．Studying Hard and Making Progress C．Realizing Dreams with Persistent Action D．Separating Successful People from Dreamers 【答案】76．B 2．A 3．A 4．C 【导语】本文是一篇议论文，主要论述了每个人对未来都有梦想和目标，但成功者与梦想家的区别在于他们坚持不懈的行动。作者通过分析成功公式，强调了行动在实现梦想中的重要性，并鼓励读者勇敢面对生活中的障碍，通过坚持不懈的行动实现梦想。 77．细节理解题。根据文章第二段“You will often find some of your lessons very hard. Try and keep trying, and you’ll be sure to successfully deal with any difficulty you meet with.”可知，当你发现课程很难时，应该尝试并继续尝试。故选B。 78．细节理解题。根据文章第四段“I personally believe that if you really want to achieve your dreams and goals in life, you have to add one thing to your success formula: Dream > Believe > Act > Achieve”可知，作者在著名的成功公式中加入了“Act”这一要素。故选A。 79．推理判断题。根据文章最后一段“Action is the bridge that connects our dreams and goals to reality.”以及全文内容可知，作者使用“Dream > Believe > Act > Achieve”这个公式是为了支持自己的观点，即行动是实现梦想的关键。故选A。 80．最佳标题题。根据文章内容，特别是最后一段“Action is the bridge that connects our dreams and goals to reality.”可知，文章主要论述了通过坚持不懈的行动实现梦想的重要性。因此，最佳标题是“Realizing Dreams with Persistent Action”。故选C。 Technology (科技) has done our world wonders: from development in medicine, travel, communication, to our day-to-day lives. It has undoubtedly changed the way our society works, and how we communicate with one another and ourselves. However, by completely welcoming technology as a part of everyday life, are we losing our ability to create? Technology presents a new platform for creativity to exist (存在) on. Through technology, ideas can be set free and come to life in the physical world. We have the necessary tools for greater possibilities and new solutions. For example, businesses now have the opportunity to improve themselves more creatively through websites, film advertisements, social media or radio. However, when we look more closely, it’s easy to notice some disadvantages. For example, many of us depend so heavily on automated calculations (自动计算) nowadays, rather than taking the time to work it out for ourselves. Another obvious situation is that a lot of people are spending too much time on screens. As a result, they are reducing the opportunities to come up with their own creations. Is there a way to find a balance between technology and human creativity? I think so. It is simply a matter of making sure that creativity is not deterred by technology. The first way is to reduce our usage of digital devices (数字设备) by setting limits on when, where, and how long we use them, turning off the notifications (通知) on your phone, or putting your phone on “Do Not Disturb”. Once you become used to these, you will feel surprised how little you think about your phone. Another wonderful way is to take daily walks in nature. It can help you reset, rebalance, and keep going. In the long run, a daily walk can not only influence our creativity and imagination but further our physical and mental (精神的) health. We can also develop our creativity by doing yoga, keeping a journal, or reading. The key to the survival (生存) of our creativity starts with us. Will you put your phone away when spending time with friends? Will you try to find happiness and purpose outside of a screen? The actions you choose to take will help change the relationship between creativity and technology for the better. 81．Why does the writer talk about businesses in Paragraph 2? A．To stress the importance of creativity. B．To suggest good ways to develop technology. C．To show the effect that technology has on creativity. 82．The word “deterred” in Paragraph 4 probably means “________”. A．examined B．controlled C．prevented 83．The writer probably agrees that ________. A．limiting the usage of our phones can help us develop creativity B．spending time on screens is the easiest way to keep people happy C．turning off the notifications on the phone will make people worried 84．Which of the following would be the best title for the passage? A．Technology: How Does It Help Develop Creativity? B．Creativity in a World of Technology: Does It Exist? C．Technology and Creativity: Which Is More Important? 【答案】85．C 2．C 3．A 4．B 【导语】本文是议论文。主要讲述了技术会不会阻碍我们的创造力，作者就此提出了自己的一些建议与看法。 86．推理判断题。根据“Through technology, ideas can be set free and come to life in the physical world.”可知，通过技术，思想可以得到解放，并在现实世界中变得生动，可见强调了技术对创造力的影响。故选C。 87．词句猜测题。根据“Is there a way to find a balance between technology and human creativity?”和“It is simply a matter of making sure that creativity is not deterred by technology.”可知，在技术和人类创造力之间找到平衡，确保创造力不被技术阻止，因此“deterred”意为“prevented”，故选C。 88．细节理解题。根据“The first way is to reduce our usage of digital devices (数字设备) by setting limits on when, where, and how long we use them, turning off the notifications (通知) on your phone, or putting your phone on ‘Do Not Disturb.’ ”可知，限制手机的使用可以帮助我们发展创造力，故选A。 89．最佳标题题。根据“However, by completely welcoming technology as a part of everyday life, are we losing our ability to create?”可知，本文主要讲述了技术会不会阻碍我们的创造力，选项“Creativity in a World of Technology: Does It Exist?”符合句意，故选B。 请阅读下面短文，从每小题所给的A、B、C三个选项中，选出一个最佳选项。 With the development of science and technology, more kids are using audiobooks (有声书). A large number of experts say that audiobooks can help “readers” turn what they hear into written words — and may even inspire them to pick up a pen themselves. “Audiobooks have an immersive (沉浸式的) quality that brings stories to life,” said Leanne Cartwright.” When children listen to books, they use their imagination to meet different characters.” Audiobooks lead kids to hear the rhythm of far more difficult language and grammar than they hear when we speak. Listening with the help of audiobooks can even lead children to write. “A real advantage of audiobooks is that children can use what they hear for their own writing,” Dr. Adonis said. “They can move their writing on from ‘This is what I did on the weekend’ to really exciting ways of expressing big ideas.” “If a child is having trouble learning the skill of reading, it can become a real obstacle (障碍) to his development of creativity and the ability to tell stories,” Dr. Adonis added. “In such a difficult situation, an audiobook is really helpful. While listening to audiobooks, children are still learning about how a story is organized. They are listening to descriptions, understanding dialogues and interpreting metaphors (诠释隐喻). These great tools help them to tell their own stories.” Audiobooks are influencing children in a great way. Therefore, let’s welcome audiobooks to help them more. 90．How are more kids reading these days? A．By reading paper books. B．By reading online books. C．By listening to audiobooks. 91．Which of the following is used to show the immersive quality? A．Kids can learn how to retell stories. B．Kids can meet different characters in their minds. C．Kids can spend less time using the phone or the computer. 92．In Paragraph 4, what does “these great tools” probably refer to (指)? A．Understanding the situations, creating characters and making up storics. B．Developing creativity, learning the skills of reading and writing audiobooks. C．Listening to descriptions, understanding dialogues and interpreting metaphors. 93．What can we infer (推断) from the passage? A．Parents’ life is greatly influenced by audiobooks. B．Audiobooks are more educational than paper books. C．Kids improve their writing skills while listening to audiobooks. 94．What is the best title of the passage? A．Audiobooks Do Good to Kids B．Great Ways to Understand Languages C．Kids’ Great Imagination and Creativity 【答案】95．C 2．B 3．C 4．C 5．A 【导语】本文是一篇议论文。文章主要介绍了有声书对孩子们阅读和写作的帮助。 96．细节理解题。根据第一段“With the development of science and technology, more kids are using audiobooks”可知，更多孩子在读有声书。 故选C。 97．细节理解题。根据第二段“When children listen to books, they use their imagination to meet different characters.”可知孩子们使用想象力体现了沉浸式质量。故选B。 98．词义猜测题。 根据第四段“They are listening to descriptions, understanding dialogues and interpreting metaphors”，可知这些工具是描述、理解对话和解释隐喻。故选C。 99．推理判断题。根据第一段“A large number of experts say that audiobooks can help “renders ' turn what they hear into written words — and may even inspire them to pick up a pen themselves.”及第三段“Listening with the help of audiobooks can even lead children to write.”可知孩子们在听有声读物的同时提高了写作技能。故选C。 100．最佳标题题。 根据文章第一段“With the development of science and technology, more kids are using audiobooks (有声书).”和最后一段“Audiobooks are influencing children in a great way. Therefore, let’s welcome audiobooks to help them more.”及全文内容可知，文章主要讲了有声书的好处。故选A。 试卷第4页，共19页 试卷第1页，共19页 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $ 阅读理解议论文（每题备选项均为3个） 学校:___________姓名：___________班级：___________考号：___________ 一、阅读理解 In 2026, a viral trend (网络热潮) called “Becoming Chinese” has taken social media by storm. Different from past trends focusing on foreign symbols, it is centered on trying everyday Chinese lifestyle habits. The trend was started by a Chinese-American creator Sherry, whose short videos have won millions of online views so far. Netizens (网民) around the world like trying routines like wearing soft house slippers, drinking warm water and practicing Baduanjin. Based on traditional Chinese wisdom, especially “preventive treatment of disease” (治未病), these tips help people reduce stress in the modern “burnout society”. Foreign netizens choose to follow these practices for their own well-being. Ideas like “harmony between humans and nature” (天人合一) bring inner peace to those living in a fast-changing world. This shows a clear change from being a cultural watcher to an active participant (参与者). Digital technology has become a powerful tool for cultural spread. Short-video platforms make Chinese daily habits seen by global viewers. Young people now realize that “Made in China” is not only about physical products, but also a special life aesthetic (美学) worth experiencing. Visa-free policies (免签政策) have made it easier for foreigners to travel to China. Their shared travel stories online further boost the global attraction of Chinese culture. This trend marks a change of China’s cultural influence—from “going global” to “taking root”. It proves that true cultural soft power does not come from planned spreading. Actually, it grows from the natural charm (魅力) of daily life wisdom. The next wave of “China fever” may lie in every shared small moment in our daily routines. 根据语篇内容，选择最佳选项。 1．What is “Becoming Chinese” trend centered on? A．Learning traditional Chinese symbols. B．Trying everyday Chinese lifestyle habits. C．Visiting famous places in China. 2．Why do netizens around the world like trying Chinese routines? A．Because these routines help them feel better in a stressful world. B．Because these routines help them make more friends in China. C．Because these routines satisfy their curiosity about China. 3．Which of the following is an example of someone being an “active participant” in Chinese culture? A．A foreigner practices kung fu every day to keep fit. B．A foreign tourist takes photos in front of the Forbidden City. C．A foreigner reads a book about the history of China. 4．What does the underlined word “boost” in Paragraph 5 probably mean? A．Stop. B．Protect. C．Increase. 5．What is the writer’s main purpose in writing this passage? A．To tell people how to become Chinese. B．To show China’s cultural soft power. C．To describe a physical product in China. Today more and more children seem to get lost in a “sea of digital (数字的) technology (技术)”. As they use digital technology too much, they are losing their ability to do simple things. They can’t make toys themselves with hands or help mum cook dinner. And worst of all, they seem to be losing interest in communicating with others. “I have talked with a number of teachers. They told me that a great number of young students play with computers or smartphones but these students have few or no skills to make things,” said a teacher, Colin Kinney. “Many students can’t communicate with other students but their parents talk proudly of their ability to use a computer or a smartphone.” Instead of playing with other children, more and more children are choosing to stay indoors and quietly play on a tablet (平板电脑) on weekends and after school. How can a child grow up to be a very good artist if he doesn’t learn how to use a paintbrush (画笔) and develop his painting skill? How can a child learn to make friends as he gets older if he doesn’t learn to communicate with others at a young age? Digital technology can be used for good or bad. We can use a stone to either break a window or build a house. We shouldn’t condemn (指责) the children. We should help them make right choices. It is certainly necessary for children to know how to use digital technology in today’s world. But what is more crucial, we should encourage them to develop social abilities. 根据语篇内容，选择最佳选项。 12．What is the worst problem according to paragraph (段落) 1? A．Children can’t make things themselves. B．Children make too many friends online. C．Children don’t want to communicate with others. 13．According to Colin Kinney, which of the following is TRUE? A．Teachers are excited that their students play computer games. B．Teachers notice that young kids have more skills to make things. C．Many parents are happy that their kids can use digital technology. 14．What do many young children choose to do on weekends and after school? A．Play on a tablet indoors. B．Play with other children. C．Paint with their paintbrushes. 15．What does the underlined word “crucial” mean? A．Important. B．General. C．Careful. 16．Which is the best title for this passage? A．The Development (发展) of Digital Technology B．Problems between Parents and Children C．Help Children Make Right choices in the Digital World Li  Meixi,  12,  feels  worried  about  her  looks—not  her  face,  but  her  clothes.  When she sees fashionable people on the street, she avoids running into them. “I am afraid that they think I am out of style. Ashamed of my common ordinary clothes, I feel like I don’t even deserve (值得) to walk on the same street with them. ” said Li, from Chengdu, Sichuan. What Li is experiencing is fashion worries. It bothers (困扰) many people today. They are worried about their clothes, afraid of being seen out of style. A  big  reason  for  fashion  worries  is  fashion bullying,  experts  said.  As fashion magazines, advertisements and idols show off the “latest and greatest” trends (潮流), there is a lot of pressure on people, especially teenagers, to follow them, no matter how expensive it might be. “The need to belong in groups is very important to young learners and exclusion (排斥) is something they see as the end of the world,” said Andy Crankarm, a teacher at City of Bristol College, UK. Another  reason  some  people  might  have  fashion  worries  is  that  they  don’t  have  a  sense  of self-identity (自我认同), said The Paper. It looks like we feel worried about our clothes, but actually we are not confident enough. So we care about how fashionable people look at us. We easily worry about or even blame ourselves. The reality is that those people usually don’t notice at all. Fashion trends come and go, always changing. Instead of rushing to follow a trend, the key is to find your own style. If you’re able to wear something with confidence, you will be the one starting a trend. More importantly, the clothes are just a part of your image. It can’t tell the true you. What also matters is your personality and abilities. 23．Li Meixi feels _________ when she walks on the same street with fashionable people. A．worried B．confident C．satisfied 24．Which of the following is NOT TRUE according to the passage? A．The pressure on people is from showing off the latest and greatest trends. B．Fashionable people always notice our clothes in our daily life. C．It is important for us to find our own style and wear something with confidence. 25．From the last paragraph, we can learn _______. A．The fashion trend is easy to follow B．Personality and abilities are also important to our image. C．Finding our own style is following the trend. 26．What is the best title for the passage? A．Fashion worries. B．Fashion  magazines. C．Fashion clothes. Most people follow others blindly just under the influence of peer (同龄人) pressure or because they feel it safe to follow a large number of people. In some rare (稀少的) cases it might be right to follow the crowd, but in most cases this can be a big mistake. Actually, there are reasons why we shouldn’t follow the crowd blindly. According to a study, people often follow the crowd when they aren’t sure about the direction they should take. This means a large number of people could be following others without understanding what’s right and what’s wrong! This makes more people follow and as a result most people move in a certain direction even if it isn’t right. A man who wants to be successful always hopes for others’ guidance (指引) and he usually follows the same path of most people, but the question this man never asks himself is: are all of those people successful? Of course not! If you want to follow a crowd, then follow a successful one. However, in real life you’ll only find one successful person among hundreds of people, and that’s why following the crowd makes no sense at all. Most people act emotionally without thinking wisely. If you always follow others because they’re greater than you in number, then sooner or later you’ll discover that you’re taking emotional (情绪化的) decisions you might regret later. However, should we never follow the crowd? No, I’m not trying to say you should never follow the crowd, but instead I’m just asking you to think wisely before you take a decision. If you find others are right, there is no problem in following them, but if you have doubts about the direction they’re moving in, don’t follow them blindly. 32．Why do people follow the crowd blindly? A．Because it’s always right to do so. B．Because they feel it safe to do so. C．Because they can be successful by doing so. 33．What might you do if you follow others only because they are greater in number? A．Regret. B．Be successful. C．Think wisely. 34．What opinion does the writer hold? A．It is wrong to follow other people. B．You shouldn’t be sorry for what you have done. C．You should use your brain before following others. 35．Which of the following best shows the structure of the text? A． B． C． Do Kids Need Homework? School is a big part of life, not just for kids but for their families. There are many reports and discussions about what’s best for students. Everyone has their own opinions. And they don’t always agree. Do kids need homework? It depends. Some readers from a famous magazine think that the extra (额外的) work reviews what they have learnt in class. And it also helps teachers find where students need more help. Others say homework adds to students’ stress and takes time away from exercise or learning something new. In order to know what kind of homework kids should do and how much kids need, the magazine interviewed several kids. Karen, 9 Kids need homework. When they learn something new in school, reviewing it at home helps them remember it. Our homework gives our teachers valuable information. It tells them how much students are paying attention in class and who needs extra help. Michael, 9 In my opinion, giving students homework is a bad idea. After school, kids need experiences that build a healthy mind and body. Homework is not supposed to stress kids out. When there is too much homework, students do poorly in homework. In fact, doing homework poorly is worse than doing no homework. As long as students are working hard in class, it’s best not to give them extra work. Robert, 8 Kids need homework. But that depends. Middle and high school students can do more homework. At my school, primary students get homework, but not too much. My teacher might ask us to learn spelling words at home, and each week we’ll be given a test. Susan, 11 Kids don’t need homework. They’re learning for six hours a day at school. Adding another hour of work for kids to do at home is just having them repeat what they’ve been doing all day. Besides, homework takes time away from activities like team sports. These are just as important as schoolwork, because they keep kids active. 41．What did the magazine do about homework? A．It had a discussion. B．It did a report. C．It did an interview. 42．Who supports the idea of giving students homework? A．Karen. B．Michael. C．Susan. 43．What will happen when homework is too much according to Paragraph 4? A．Students will do no homework. B．Students will do homework poorly. C．Students will build a healthy mind and body. 44．What does “These” refer to (指代) in the last paragraph? A．Kids. B．Subjects. C．Activities like team sports. Is “Liking” the Same as Liking? Scroll, tap, “like”. Scroll, tap, “like” again. This is how many of us connect with friends online today. A “like” or a heart seems to show we care. But is clicking a button really the same as giving real friendship? Social media platforms are designed to be addictive. They reward us with likes and comments, which can feel good for a moment. However, Professor Lena Rodriguez, who studies digital communication, points out a problem: “These quick reactions often take the place of deeper conversations. We start to believe that keeping in touch means just following each other’s posts online.” This can lead to a strange situation. You might have hundreds of online “friends” but feel lonely in real life. Why? Because real friendship needs time, shared experiences, and sometimes just sitting together in comfortable silence- things that cannot be replaced by emojis or short comments. A study even found that heavy users of social media, though they appear more “connected”, often report higher levels of loneliness. The researchers suggest that watching the carefully perfect lives of others online can sometimes make people feel worse about their own life. Instead of feeling closer, they feel further apart. Does this mean social media is all bad? Of course not. It helps us stay in touch with people far away and find communities that share our interests. The key, as Professor Rodriguez says, is not to let it become the only way we connect. “We need to remember to look up from our screens,” she advises. “Make a phone call. Visit a friend. True connection happens in the real world, with real voices and real hugs.” The question for us is not really about “to use or not to use” social media. It’s about how we use it. Do we control it, or does it control us and our relationships? 根据短文内容，选择最佳答案。 50．How does the writer feel about getting “likes” on social media as a way of showing care? A．It is not enough to build real friendship. B．It is a perfect form of modern friendship. C．It is the most popular way to communicate. 51．What does Professor Lena Rodriguez say about online reactions like “likes”? A．They are necessary for keeping in touch with old friends. B．They help people have deeper conversations. C．They often take the place of more meaningful communication. 52．When might people feel lonelier even with many online friends according to the passage? A．When they stop using social media for a week. B．When they compare their own lives with the perfect ones online. C．When they spend time having face-to-face conversations. 53．Why does the writer mention the study about heavy social media users? A．To prove that social media is the main cause of all mental problems. B．To give an example of how online connection can sometimes increase loneliness. C．To show that people who use social media are always lonely. 54．What question does the writer most likely want us to think about after reading the passage? A．Are we using social media in a way that helps or harms our real-life relationships? B．How to use social media to help us make friends? C．Which social media app is the most popular among teenagers? How did you spend your last holiday? Were you looking at your cellphone screens and surfing on the Internet from morning till night? Well, you are not alone. A new survey shows that Chinese people spend over five and a half hours online every day on average. That’s a lot of time scrolling (滑屏) and watching videos! But is this really helping us relax, or is it just making our brains tired? First, let’s think about how we spend our time online. Most of us watch short videos rather than learning something new. This kind of low-value material doesn’t help us relax—it actually makes our thinking less clear. The term “brain rot”, which means the possible decline (衰退) of a person’s mental (精神的) or intellectual (智力的) condition, perfectly describes what happens when we spend too much time on meaningless online things. Meanwhile, using the Internet is like eating your favorite snack: it’s hard to stop. Our phones are full of endless short videos and news, making them like personal fun factories. It’s easy and comfortable to just sit and scroll for hours, but this “easy fun” comes at a cost. The more time we spend on screens, the less we enjoy real life. We’re missing out on beautiful sunsets, heartfelt thanks, and fun hobbies. When did our lives become so boring? Also, we’re forgetting how to relax in a meaningful way. Free time shouldn’t just be about watching Douyin or Kuaishou. Instead, it should be a chance to connect with the world. Nature doesn’t have Wi-Fi, but it has fresh air, sunlight, and birdsong. Spending time with friends in real life is much better than laughing alone at short videos on the phone. In short, life isn’t about how much time you have—it’s about how you use it. Screens are here to stay, but they shouldn’t take over our free time. The winter holiday is coming soon. Will you choose to do something more meaningful or just stay at home scrolling your phone? 61．How does the writer start the passage? A．By giving examples. B．By listing facts. C．By asking questions. 62．What does “brain rot” mean in the passage? A．Enjoying real-life activities. B．Thinking less clearly because of too much screen time. C．Feeling sad after watching videos. 63．Why does the author compare the Internet to snacks? A．Because it’s not easy to control. B．Because it’s a waste of time. C．Because it’s one way to have fun. 64．What does the author suggest for a meaningful holiday? A．Chat with friends online. B．Watch more educational videos. C．Spend time in nature or with friends. 65．What’s the structure of the passage? A． B． C． Each of us has dreams and goals for our future. What makes us study and make progress each day is closely connected with our personal dream and goal. But why do you have dreams and goals, you still end up with nothing? What separates successful people from the dreamers is their persistent (锲而不舍的) action. When you learn your lessons in school, you must work hard and not give up. You will often find some of your lessons very hard. Try and keep trying, and you’ll be sure to successfully deal with any difficulty you meet with. If we have a hard lesson today, let us try our best to learn it well and then we shall be prepared for a harder one tomorrow. This is the famous formula (公式) for success: Dream > Believe > Achieve Most people have what they want (Dream) and think they can realize their dreams (Believe). And then they do nothing. They just imagine their dreams can come true. When they get tired of waiting and lose a lot, they get bored. They say angrily how terrible their life is. I personally believe that if you really want to achieve your dreams and goals in life, you have to add one thing to your success formula: Dream > Believe > Act > Achieve For me, act is the most important thing for success and that’s to Take Persistent Action  (Act). If you say, “I can’t do it” and give up, you can never do anything valuable. However, “I’ll try” creates wonders. Let’s remember that there will be obstacles (障碍) in our life. We must face them bravely and solve them. Success is not something that falls down from the sky. Most successful people made their dreams come true because of their persistent action. Please remember: Action is the bridge that connects our dreams and goals to reality. 72．What should you do when you find your lessons very hard according to the passage? A．Ask people for help. B．Try and keep trying. C．Get ready to create wonders. D．Prepare for a harder one. 73．Which of the following does the writer add to the famous formula for success? A．Act. B．Achieve. C．Connect. D．Create. 74．Why does the writer use the formula “Dream > Believe > Act > Achieve”? A．To support his idea. B．To ask readers to explain it. C．To show what his goals are. D．To compare it with a bridge. 75．Which of the following can be the best title for the passage? A．Doing Something Valuable B．Studying Hard and Making Progress C．Realizing Dreams with Persistent Action D．Separating Successful People from Dreamers Technology (科技) has done our world wonders: from development in medicine, travel, communication, to our day-to-day lives. It has undoubtedly changed the way our society works, and how we communicate with one another and ourselves. However, by completely welcoming technology as a part of everyday life, are we losing our ability to create? Technology presents a new platform for creativity to exist (存在) on. Through technology, ideas can be set free and come to life in the physical world. We have the necessary tools for greater possibilities and new solutions. For example, businesses now have the opportunity to improve themselves more creatively through websites, film advertisements, social media or radio. However, when we look more closely, it’s easy to notice some disadvantages. For example, many of us depend so heavily on automated calculations (自动计算) nowadays, rather than taking the time to work it out for ourselves. Another obvious situation is that a lot of people are spending too much time on screens. As a result, they are reducing the opportunities to come up with their own creations. Is there a way to find a balance between technology and human creativity? I think so. It is simply a matter of making sure that creativity is not deterred by technology. The first way is to reduce our usage of digital devices (数字设备) by setting limits on when, where, and how long we use them, turning off the notifications (通知) on your phone, or putting your phone on “Do Not Disturb”. Once you become used to these, you will feel surprised how little you think about your phone. Another wonderful way is to take daily walks in nature. It can help you reset, rebalance, and keep going. In the long run, a daily walk can not only influence our creativity and imagination but further our physical and mental (精神的) health. We can also develop our creativity by doing yoga, keeping a journal, or reading. The key to the survival (生存) of our creativity starts with us. Will you put your phone away when spending time with friends? Will you try to find happiness and purpose outside of a screen? The actions you choose to take will help change the relationship between creativity and technology for the better. 81．Why does the writer talk about businesses in Paragraph 2? A．To stress the importance of creativity. B．To suggest good ways to develop technology. C．To show the effect that technology has on creativity. 82．The word “deterred” in Paragraph 4 probably means “________”. A．examined B．controlled C．prevented 83．The writer probably agrees that ________. A．limiting the usage of our phones can help us develop creativity B．spending time on screens is the easiest way to keep people happy C．turning off the notifications on the phone will make people worried 84．Which of the following would be the best title for the passage? A．Technology: How Does It Help Develop Creativity? B．Creativity in a World of Technology: Does It Exist? C．Technology and Creativity: Which Is More Important? 请阅读下面短文，从每小题所给的A、B、C三个选项中，选出一个最佳选项。 With the development of science and technology, more kids are using audiobooks (有声书). A large number of experts say that audiobooks can help “readers” turn what they hear into written words — and may even inspire them to pick up a pen themselves. “Audiobooks have an immersive (沉浸式的) quality that brings stories to life,” said Leanne Cartwright.” When children listen to books, they use their imagination to meet different characters.” Audiobooks lead kids to hear the rhythm of far more difficult language and grammar than they hear when we speak. Listening with the help of audiobooks can even lead children to write. “A real advantage of audiobooks is that children can use what they hear for their own writing,” Dr. Adonis said. “They can move their writing on from ‘This is what I did on the weekend’ to really exciting ways of expressing big ideas.” “If a child is having trouble learning the skill of reading, it can become a real obstacle (障碍) to his development of creativity and the ability to tell stories,” Dr. Adonis added. “In such a difficult situation, an audiobook is really helpful. While listening to audiobooks, children are still learning about how a story is organized. They are listening to descriptions, understanding dialogues and interpreting metaphors (诠释隐喻). These great tools help them to tell their own stories.” Audiobooks are influencing children in a great way. Therefore, let’s welcome audiobooks to help them more. 90．How are more kids reading these days? A．By reading paper books. B．By reading online books. C．By listening to audiobooks. 91．Which of the following is used to show the immersive quality? A．Kids can learn how to retell stories. B．Kids can meet different characters in their minds. C．Kids can spend less time using the phone or the computer. 92．In Paragraph 4, what does “these great tools” probably refer to (指)? A．Understanding the situations, creating characters and making up storics. B．Developing creativity, learning the skills of reading and writing audiobooks. C．Listening to descriptions, understanding dialogues and interpreting metaphors. 93．What can we infer (推断) from the passage? A．Parents’ life is greatly influenced by audiobooks. B．Audiobooks are more educational than paper books. C．Kids improve their writing skills while listening to audiobooks. 94．What is the best title of the passage? A．Audiobooks Do Good to Kids B．Great Ways to Understand Languages C．Kids’ Great Imagination and Creativity 试卷第4页，共19页 试卷第1页，共19页 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $