专题04 任务型阅读（回答问题）（重庆专用）2026年中考英语二模分类汇编

**基本信息** 聚焦“人与自我”“人与社会”主题，精选重庆多校二模真题，融合社会热点（如AI伦理、大数据博览会）与文化传承（如寿桃包、中外许愿传统），设题梯度分明，适配初中英语二模备考。 **题型特征** |题型|题量/分值|知识覆盖|命题特色| |----|-----------|----------|----------| |任务型阅读（回答问题）|每篇4题|细节理解（如食物银行工作时间）、信息概括（如不同观点共性）、观点表达（如个人经历分享）|情境时代性：深圳食物银行、社交媒体截图争议等真实案例；问题层次性：前3题基础理解，第4题开放创新（如补全对话、个人观点阐述）|

专题04 任务型阅读（回答问题） 主题01 人与自我——意见与建议 Passage 1 【答案】1．Yes./Yes, they do. 2．Four./3. 4．First, it provides free fresh food for people in need. Second, it helps cut down food waste. Third, it makes our community warmer. Finally, it makes our city greener. 5． We can help the elderly in our neighborhood with small things. For example, we can help them carry heavy things, take out the trash or just chat with them to cheer them up. Passage 2 【答案】1．Yes, he did. 2．It is like a secret between friends. 3．They both think people should be careful when sharing chat screenshots and respect others’ privacy. 4．I will not send chat screenshots to my friends easily, because it may hurt others’ privacy and break the trust between friends, just as Jason and Helen mentioned. 主题02 人与自我——个人经历 Passage 1 【答案】1．Yes, she did. 2．Her father. 3．First, both started their martial arts journey with great interest. And both faced difficulties but never gave up. Also, they enjoy helping beginners learn martial arts. 4．I once failed a math exam and felt very sad. Instead of giving up, I asked my teacher for help and practiced every day. In the end, I made great progress. Passage 2 【答案】1．Yes, she does. 2．Because she wanted to know if the road could lead her to the traffic jam. 3．The writer’s feelings changed from worried and upset to surprised and pleased. 4．Life’s unexpected paths can bring beautiful surprises. Even when things seem difficult, stay hopeful—you might discover something wonderful along the way. Just keep going and enjoy the journey! Passage 3 【答案】1．He felt excited. 2．Yes. 3．Ability to work, coordinate and manage. 4．Don’t be afraid. Don’t give up. And let’s try to work on this project together. 主题03 人与社会——青少年问题 Passage 1 【答案】1．No, she can’t. 2．In a bank account. 3． Keep a notebook to record money and list daily needs, placing fun things after basics (like Mary).；Bring homemade lunches, carry a reusable bottle, compare prices and wait for sales (like Jack).；Save money in a bank account to earn interest (like Ivy). 1．I decided to make a budget and save money from daily expenses. Also, I’ll wait for the toy to be on sale. Passage 2 【答案】1．Yes. / Yes, she does. 2．They plan too many activities for children during holidays. 3．They may meet people, visit famous universities and sightsee. / Meeting people, visiting famous universities and sightseeing. 4．Rest. Because when we have enough rest, we can study better. / Study. Because it’s a good time to open our mind by visiting different places and people on holidays. (答案不唯一, 言之有理即可) 主题04 人与自我——哲理感悟 Passage 1 【答案】1．No, they didn’t. 2．He feels excited and worried. 3．AI can offer answers, work quickly and have all the data, but humans have real feelings and real moments of life. 4．I would choose “Mistake”. AI is programmed to be perfect and accurate. However, as a human, I make mistakes, learn from them, and grow better. Mistakes make my life real. Passage 2 【答案】1．Yes, she does./Yes. 2．He thinks it’s important for them to find ways to relax and protect their mental health. 3．They don’t support enjoying short-lived happiness and they think young people should work hard, set long-term goals and focus on their personal development, like learning new skills building strong relationships or taking on responsibilities bravely. (需概括到①贪图短期 (或无法长久维持的) 享乐不是真正的快乐；②要有长远目标并为之努力奋斗 (或提升)) 4．(言之成理即可) Yes, because it can help young people reduce stress and it’s necessary for them to relax sometimes. Setting a fun budget like spending 10% of pocket money can let young people enjoy life without harming their future plans. / No, because overspending might lead to debt or stop young people from achieving long-term goals. It’s important for them to know how to save money, learn skills, and plan for their future. 主题01 人与社会——中国文化 Passage 1 【答案】1．No. / No, it isn’t. 2．Because fresh peaches aren’t always in season for winter birthdays. / Because fresh peaches aren’t always available for birthdays in winter. 3．It carries the best wishes for a happy birthday, a silent and heartfelt wish for a long life and a shared hope for the health of the elders. 4．people believe long noodles stand for good luck, so eating them whole sends warm wishes for elders to live long and keep healthy all the time Passage 2 【答案】1．Yes, it is. 2．By blowing away dandelions’seeds or throwing a coin into a wishing well or fountain. 3．Only the person himself or herself can really make something come true. 4．No. Because only the person himself or herself can really make something come true. 主题02 人与自我——活动与爱好 Passage 1 【答案】1．Yes, they did. 2．Three. 3．They both felt relaxed/happy. 4．We can visit a science museum. First, it helps us learn new things in a fun way. Second, it’s a great chance to spend time with family. Passage 2 【答案】1．No, they weren’t. 2．They changed the topic to daily life and cultural communication. 3．They both took professional pre-job training and tried their best to improve their English. 4．Yes, I think so. Taking part in such social practice helps students improve English, develop communication and teamwork skills, broaden horizons, and gain valuable real-world experience for their future. Passage 3 【答案】1．No./No, he (she) she didn’t. 2．In 3./ When she studied in China and her teacher introduced her to Tang poetry. 4．Reading classics helps us improve writing scores, understand Chinese culture and develop good qualities 5．Sample: Journey to the West. Because the story is not only exciting but also meaningful and it teaches us to work together and face difficulties with courage. 主题03 人与自我——兴趣爱好 Passage 1 【答案】1．No, it doesn’t. 2．In 3. 4．Because they can have a stress relief, know weather conditions and break the ice with a stranger. 5．She is now collecting more cloud photos and plans to hold more activities to share the stories behind them. By doing this, she wants to inspire more people to see the beauty of the clouds. Passage 2 【答案】1．It's about how to read a book effectively. /It's about the suggestions that help read a book effectively. 2．Yes. I will. 3．I can read fast for general ideas. 4．Yes, I do. Because if I read a book with a purpose, I can learn better and get more information from a book, such as its general ideas, details, the grammar and vocabularies in it. 或No. I don't. Because many times I read just for fun. Reading makes me feel relaxed and happy. If I always read with a purpose, it will stop me from enjoying reading itself. / 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $ 专题04 任务型阅读（回答问题） 主题01 人与自我——意见与建议 Passage 1 （2026·重庆市渝中区巴蜀中学校·二模） Walk through Futian District in Shenzhen, and you might notice some special fridges on the street. They are “food banks” that share free, fresh food with people in need. The project started in May 2022. Now there are 22 smart boxes across 10 streets in Futian. They work 24 hours a day, seven days a week. I am a cleaner who lives in Shenzhen. I want to share my experience about the Futian Food Bank. I often get breakfast from the food bank. The food is fresh and free, which saves some money for my family. More importantly, the food bank helps cut down food waste in our community. My work gets easier and the city is becoming cleaner and greener. Mr. Zhang I am an 80-year-old grandma living alone in Futian. I’d like to talk about how the Futian Food Bank has changed my life. My legs hurt a lot, so it’s hard for me to go to the supermarket alone. Volunteers from the food bank bring me fresh fruit and cooked meals every week. They also chat with me for a while when they come. So I don’t feel lonely and I don’t worry about cooking or buying food anymore. This small help means a lot to me. Mrs. Chen A reporter is interviewing a volunteer. (R= Reporter   V= Volunteer) R: Hello! I’m a news reporter. May I ask you some questions about our community food bank? V: Sure! It’s my pleasure. R: First, could you tell me what your main job is in this project? V: Of course. I collect food donations from supermarkets and local shops, sort them out carefully and give the food to people in need. R: What do you think of your job? V: It’s tiring but meaningful. I feel happy when I see the smiles on people’s faces as they receive the food. Thanks to the project, our community becomes warmer and warmer. R: That’s really great. Your work makes a big difference. What else do you think we can do in our daily lives to help people in need? V: ▲ 1．Do the food banks work 24 hours a day? 2．How many steps are necessary for the food bank to work well? 3．What benefits does this project bring according to this passage? 4．Please give your proper reply to fill in the ▲ . (about 30 words) 【答案】1．Yes./Yes, they do. 2．Four./3. 4．First, it provides free fresh food for people in need. Second, it helps cut down food waste. Third, it makes our community warmer. Finally, it makes our city greener. 5． We can help the elderly in our neighborhood with small things. For example, we can help them carry heavy things, take out the trash or just chat with them to cheer them up. 【导语】本文是一篇说明文。文章主要介绍了深圳福田区的“食物银行”项目，包括其运作方式以及给社区居民带来的好处，并呼吁大家在日常生活中帮助有需要的人。 【详解】1．第一段明确指出“They work 24 hours a day, seven days a week”，即食物银行全天24小时、每周7天运转，因此答案为肯定回答。这是原文中的直接信息。 2．根据文中“How does it work?”部分的图示，食物银行的运作需要四个步骤：①Unsold but safe food given away；②Food checked & stored by volunteers；③Food saved for people in need through “iShenzhen” app before 8 p.m.；④Leftover food open to all after 8 p.m.。因此共需四个必要步骤。 3．综合全文信息：①张先生提到食物新鲜免费，节省家庭开支（provides free fresh food）；②张先生提到帮助减少社区食物浪费（cuts down food waste）；③志愿者提到社区变得更温暖（community becomes warmer）；④张先生提到城市更干净更绿色（city cleaner and greener）。 4．开放性题目，答案合理即可。需根据记者最后一个问题“我们在日常生活中还能做些什么来帮助有需要的人？”给出具体、可行的建议，语言符合志愿者身份，字数控制在30词左右。 Passage 2 （2026·重庆市大渡口区·二模） 阅读下文并回答问题。 Recently, the topic “Never send chat screenshots (聊天截图) to your friends” has led to heated discussions online. What’s your idea on this? I think we need to be careful when sharing chat screenshots. If they are about something private (私密的), we’d better not share them freely. It’s important to respect others’ privacy (隐私). If they are about casual (随意的) chats, it may be fine to share them. However, even sharing casual chats can sometimes bring trouble. During the Spring Festival, I was chatting with a classmate about some funny things. I wanted to share a screenshot of our chat with another classmate, but I sent it to the wrong person. It was really embarrassing. So, we should pay special attention when sharing screenshots. This is all about trust and boundaries (边界). We should think carefully before sharing chat screenshots, because some people feel it’s a betrayal (背叛) of trust to do that. A private chat is like a secret between friends. Sharing it without asking feels like breaking a promise. However, sometimes people share funny moments to bring friends closer. The key, I think, is the purpose. Before you hit “send”, ask yourself: Would I be fine if someone shared my words like this? If there’s any doubt, it’s better to ask for permission first. I once saw a friend share someone else’s private message. It made me wonder: Would she do the same to me? That uneasy feeling changed how much I trusted her. I think everyone’s personal information should be respected. 1．Did Jason send a chat screenshot to the wrong person during the Spring Festival? 2．What is a private chat like according to Helen? 3．What do Jason’s and Helen’s opinions have in common? 4．Will you send chat screenshots to your friends? Why or why not? 【答案】1．Yes, he did. 2．It is like a secret between friends. 3．They both think people should be careful when sharing chat screenshots and respect others’ privacy. 4．I will not send chat screenshots to my friends easily, because it may hurt others’ privacy and break the trust between friends, just as Jason and Helen mentioned. 【导语】本文围绕“不要给朋友发聊天截图”的话题，呈现Jason和Helen的观点与经历，探讨分享聊天记录的隐私与信任问题。 1．Jason部分讲述经历：“During the Spring Festival, I was chatting with a classmate about some funny things. I wanted to share a screenshot of our chat with another classmate, but I sent it to the wrong person.”，说明他在春节期间把聊天截图发错了人，所以是肯定回答。 2．Helen部分给出定义：“A private chat is like a secret between friends.”，直接提取信息。 3．Jason和Helen都强调分享聊天截图前要谨慎，Jason提到要尊重隐私、避免发错人，Helen提到要考虑信任边界、先征得对方同意，二人都认为分享聊天截图时应小心谨慎、尊重他人隐私，这是他们观点的共同点。 4．本题为开放性试题，答案不唯一，观点需结合文中隐私与信任的主题作答。 主题02 人与自我——个人经历 Passage 1 （2026·重庆育才中学教共体·二模） 阅读下面短文，根据短文内容，完成下列各题。 Hi everyone! Last weekend, I visited Shaolin Temple, one of the oldest places in the world for martial arts. The monks there have practiced kung fu for centuries, and their skills are amazing. Seeing them move with strength and speed made me very interested in martial arts. I want to learn more and watch Biao Ren, a movie about martial arts. I’m curious if the fight scenes show real kung fu skills. Has anyone seen it and can share their thoughts? 10:36  Amy Hi! I’m from Germany. My first martial arts teacher was my father, who is a big fan of Bruce Lee. He taught me basic moves at home, and I quickly became very interested. At first, it was difficult, but I practiced every day and never gave up. Visiting Shaolin Temple recently gave me even more motivation to improve. I also help my younger friends with their moves and encourage them to practice every day. Watching them progress reminds me of my first days learning kung fu. It’s great to share this passion and see others enjoy martial arts as much as I do. 13:18  Linda     Hey! I’m just a small role in Biao Ren—a silent soldier—but my journey in martial arts is serious. My interest started when I saw old kung fu movies, and I knew I had to try it. Training was tough, I sweat a lot, and sometimes I even kicked my own foot by mistake—but I never gave up. Now I enjoy helping beginners, showing them simple moves and laughing together when we mess up. Martial arts is all about interest, effort, and sharing what you learn. If you want fun and excitement, watch Biao Ren — I promise the fight scenes are worth it! 20:43  John     1．Did Amy visit Shaolin Temple last weekend? 2．Who was Linda’s first martial arts teacher? 3．What do Linda and John have in common in their martial arts experiences? 4．Martial arts is challenging. Share another challenge you faced in your life and how you got over it. (about 30 words) 【答案】1．Yes, she did. 2．Her father. 3．First, both started their martial arts journey with great interest. And both faced difficulties but never gave up. Also, they enjoy helping beginners learn martial arts. 4．I once failed a math exam and felt very sad. Instead of giving up, I asked my teacher for help and practiced every day. In the end, I made great progress. 【导语】本文是一篇应用文，主要展示了三位网友在网络论坛上关于武术和电影《镖人》的留言交流，分享了他们对武术的兴趣、经历和感悟。 【详解】1．Amy在发言开头明确提到“Last weekend, I visited Shaolin Temple...”，直接对应题目中“visit Shaolin Temple last weekend”的信息，因此可直接提取。 2．Linda的发言中明确说“My first martial arts teacher was my father...”，这是原文中的直接信息，直接提取。 3．分别分析两人的发言：Linda提到“practiced every day and never gave up”“help my younger friends...encourage them to practice”；John提到“Training was tough...but I never gave up”“enjoy helping beginners, showing them simple moves”，并且在每段开头都说明他们都对习武有很大兴趣。因此共同点可归纳为：都怀着极大的兴趣踏上了习武之路，坚持练习武术，且乐于帮助他人学习武术，综合提取答案即可。 4．此题是开放性试题，需结合自身经历，围绕“挑战+克服过程”展开，语言简洁、逻辑清晰即可。 Passage 2 （2025·重庆市石柱县第一初级中学·二模） Unlike other girls who like spring best, my favorite time of the year is autumn. In autumn, I am more likely to calm down and focus on (关注) myself and life. The other day, when I was caught in the heavy traffic on my way to work, worried and upset, a side road covered with fallen leaves caught my eyes. I wondered whether the road could lead me out of the traffic jam. Soon I decided to get off the bus and began my “adventure (冒险)”alone.Different from the noisy street, there were no cars or people, only a light smell of flowers and several leaves dancing like butterflies in the autumn breeze. They were like a gentle hand touching my heart and made me calm.I kept walking forward at a brisk pace (轻快的步伐) for about 10 minutes until I arrived at the end of the road. What a lovely flower store! I was so surprised that I bought some as the reward of the successful“adventure”. Looking at the flowers in the vase, I was deep in thought in my office. Roads are like life in many ways.We may meet bumps,obstacles (障碍) and blind curves in life. But adventures on a side road can lead us to somewhere unexpected but wonderful. The roads tell the story of people and history. The roads of your life are no different. Although sometimes your life may be uncertain and winding, trust in yourself and you’ll arrive at your destination (目的地).Whatever your destination is,remember this:__________________ 1．Does the writer like autumn best? 2．Why did the writer decide to take the side road? 3．How did the writer’s feelings change in the “adventure”? 4．Please complete the passage according to your understanding. (About 30 words) 【答案】1．Yes, she does. 2．Because she wanted to know if the road could lead her to the traffic jam. 3．The writer’s feelings changed from worried and upset to surprised and pleased. 4．Life’s unexpected paths can bring beautiful surprises. Even when things seem difficult, stay hopeful—you might discover something wonderful along the way. Just keep going and enjoy the journey! 【导语】本文通过作者在秋天的一次“冒险”经历，从堵车时选择一条小路发现花店的故事，引申出对人生的思考：生活就像道路，虽然会遇到障碍和曲折，但保持信心并勇于尝试不同的路径，可能会发现意想不到的美好。 1．根据文中第一句“Unlike other girls who like spring best, my favorite time of the year is autumn.” 可知，作者最喜欢的季节是秋天。故填Yes, she does. 2．根据文中“I wondered whether the road could lead me out of the traffic jam. Soon I decided to get off the bus and began my ‘adventure’alone.”可知，第二段提到作者在堵车时注意到小路，看到一条铺满落叶的小路后决定下车尝试。故填Because she wanted to know if the road could lead her to the traffic jam. 3．根据文中“The other day, when I was caught in the heavy traffic on my way to work, worried and upset...”可知，刚开始作者是担忧和沮丧的心情，而最后一段中的“I kept walking forward at a brisk pace...so surprised that I bought some...可知作者的心情是轻松的、惊喜的。作者的情感变化过程：堵车时“worried and upset”→进入小路后环境发现花店时“surprised”并买花奖励自己。故填The writer’s feelings changed from worried and upset to surprised and pleased. 4．答案不唯一，合理即可。参考答案为：Life’s unexpected paths can bring beautiful surprises. Even when things seem difficult, stay hopeful—you might discover something wonderful along the way. Just keep going and enjoy the journey! Passage 3 （2025·重庆市石柱县第一初级中学·二模） 阅读下文并回答问题。 Alex was looking for a new job. One day. he received a call from a company he had always wanted to work for. They invited him for an interview, and Alex was excited about the opportunity. He arrived at the company’s office early, dressed in his best suit, and ready to impress. At first, Alex answered all the questions confidently and the interview went on well. However, towards the end of the interview, the interviewer asked him one more question. “If you are given a project that you’ve never done before, what will you do?” Alex thought for a moment and answered, “I will search for some information about the project and find out how to do it step by step on my own.” The interviewer added, “What if you try your best, but still fail?” Alex started to feel nervous, but he tried to keep calm and answered, “In that case, I will find some experienced colleagues (同事), discuss with them about the ways and steps to complete the project, and even invite them to finish the parts they are good at.” The interviewer nodded and smiled, “That’s a good answer, but let me give you one more challenge. Imagine you’re a leader of the project, and one of your teammates wants to quit (退出) because it’s too hard. What will you say to him?” Alex took a deep breath and replied, “I will say, ‘______________’ ” The interviewer was impressed. “We really appreciate all your answers and congratulations, you are employed (录用). Have a nice time here!” 1．How did Alex feel when he received a call from the company? 2．Did the interview go on well at first? 3．What abilities did Alex show from his FIRST TWO answers? 4．How would Alex reply to the interviewer? Please finish Alex’s reply. (About 30 words) 【答案】1．He felt excited. 2．Yes. 3．Ability to work, coordinate and manage. 4．Don’t be afraid. Don’t give up. And let’s try to work on this project together. 【导语】本文主要介绍亚历克斯去面试的经历。 1．根据“They invited him for an interview, and Alex was excited about the opportunity.”可知，亚历克斯对这个机会感到很兴奋。故填He felt excited. 2．根据“At first, Alex answered all the questions confidently and the interview went on well.”可知，起初，亚历克斯自信地回答了所有的问题，面试进行得很顺利。故填Yes. 3．根据“I will search for some information about the project and find out how to do it step by step on my own.”可知，亚历克斯展示出自己的工作能力；根据“In that case, I will find some experienced colleagues (同事), discuss with them about the ways and steps to complete the project, and even invite them to finish the parts they are good at.”可知，亚历克斯展示出自己的协调、管理能力。故填Ability to work, coordinate and manage. 4．根据“Imagine you’re a leader of the project, and one of your teammates wants to quit (退出) because it’s too hard.”可知，队友想要退出，应该鼓励他/她不要害怕、不要放弃、要想办法解决这个困难。故填Don’t be afraid. Don’t give up. And let’s try to work on this project together. 主题03 人与社会——青少年问题 Passage 1 （2025·重庆市石柱县第一初级中学·二模） 阅读下文并回答问题。 To: Chloe <chloe123@abcmail.com> From: Molly <molly666@cqyzmail.com> Subject: Need Money Advice Dear Chloe, I’m in trouble with money spending and really need your advice. I want to buy a popular Labubu toy which costs 399 yuan, but my allowance (生活费) for this month is only 300 yuan. When I asked Mom for more money, she refused. We ended up arguing yesterday. What should I do? Please help me. Molly To: Molly <molly666@cqyzmail.com> From: Chloe <chloe123@abcmail.com> Subject: Re: Need Money Advice Hello Molly, I understand how bad you feel after arguing with your mom. Your situation is very common. Many teens want things that cost more than their allowance. I’ll share a few smart money habits from some of them. One of my students Mary keeps a notebook that records how much money she has in a month. Her daily needs like lunches or school things are listed on it. Fun things, like toys, are placed after the basics. This way, she never faces an empty wallet and she always has enough for what really matters. Jack is another good example. Every day, he brings homemade lunches and carries a reusable bottle rather than buys expensive snacks or drinks at school. He also carefully compares prices and patiently waits for sales. These not only help him avoid spending too much but also allow him to keep and grow his money over time. And my 15-year-old daughter, Ivy, goes a step further. Last summer vacation, she sold her paintings online, which brought her 2000 yuan. Instead of spending it all, she kept most of it in a bank account that pays her interest (利息). One day, after finishing painting, she said to me, “Mom, I finally understand money doesn’t grow on trees. It takes time and effort. Thank you and Dad for everything.” Molly, I know you’re trying to make a smart choice. What matters most isn’t how much money you have, but how you deal with it. I’m sure you’ll find a way that works for you. Yours truly, Chloe To: Chloe <chloe123@abcmail.com> From: Molly <molly666@cqyzmail.com> Subject: Re: Re: Need Money Advice Dear Chloe, Thanks so much for your reply. Let me share with you how I worked out my problem. _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________This is a good start. I believe I can be a money master in the future. Best wishes, Molly 1．Can Molly afford a Labubu toy with her allowance this month? 2．Where did Ivy keep most of her money last summer vacation? 3．What smart money habits does Chloe share with Molly? 4．How did Molly work out her problem? Finish her email. (about 30 words) 【答案】1．No, she can’t. 2．In a bank account. 3． Keep a notebook to record money and list daily needs, placing fun things after basics (like Mary).；Bring homemade lunches, carry a reusable bottle, compare prices and wait for sales (like Jack).；Save money in a bank account to earn interest (like Ivy). 1．I decided to make a budget and save money from daily expenses. Also, I’ll wait for the toy to be on sale. 【导语】本文围绕青少年理财问题展开，传递合理规划金钱的理念。 【详解】1．根据Molly邮件中“I want to buy a popular Labubu toy which costs 399 yuan, but my allowance for this month is only 300 yuan.” 可知，玩具价格399元，她本月生活费只有300元，所以钱不够买玩具。故填No, she can’t. 2．根据Chloe邮件中“Instead of spending it all, she kept most of it in a bank account that pays her interest.”可知，Ivy把大部分钱存在了银行账户里。故填In a bank account. 3．根据“One of my students Mary keeps a notebook that records how much money she has in a month.”、“Every day, he brings homemade lunches and carries a reusable bottle rather than buys expensive snacks or drinks at school. He also carefully compares prices and patiently waits for sales.”和“Instead of spending it all, she kept most of it in a bank account that pays her interest (利息).”可知，Chloe在邮件中分别介绍了Mary用笔记本记录钱财并规划开销顺序；Jack自带食物、比较价格并等促销；Ivy把钱存银行赚利息，这些就是分享的理财习惯。故填Keep a notebook to record money and list daily needs, placing fun things after basics (like Mary).；Bring homemade lunches, carry a reusable bottle, compare prices and wait for sales (like Jack).；Save money in a bank account to earn interest (like Ivy). 4．本题答案不唯一，合理正确即可。结合前文Chloe分享的理财习惯，Molly可以从规划开销、节省日常费用以及等待玩具促销等方面解决问题。故填I decided to make a budget and save money from daily expenses. Also, I’ll wait for the toy to be on sale. Passage 2 （2025·重庆市江津中学校·二模） “No freedom summer holiday” has become a popular topic online, as parents begin spending much time and money planning their children’s holiday. According to a survey, parents in big cities are ready to spend money on their children’s education during the break. “I feel much more stressed during the summer holiday than on normal school days since I need to plan different activities for my children. A study tour costs 35,000 yuan for a kid and there are also classes which are necessary for kids,” said Chan Lee, a mother of two primary school children. Sending children on overseas (海外的) tours has also become an important part of the break. Almost everyone in Chan’s children’s classes has joined a summer study tour. They wanted to experience an overseas educational environment, culture, and language through meeting people, visiting famous universities and sightseeing. Cheng Guowei, a manager of a study tour centre, said parents care about their children’s education. “Nearly 95% of our participants (参与者) are students, and most of them are primary and middle school kids,” he said. Yin Jianli is a researcher on family and education topics. She said it was unnecessary to plan too many activities for children during holidays. “Parents are just doing it to cut down their own worry,” she said. Many parents thought they could buy their children a better education. “But actually a summer holiday should be a time for rest, not study,” she said. 1．Does Chan Lee feel much more stressed during the summer holiday? 2．How do parents cut down their own worry according to Yin Jianli? 3．What activities may students have during an overseas tour? 4．Do you think students should study or rest during holidays? Why? 【答案】1．Yes. / Yes, she does. 2．They plan too many activities for children during holidays. 3．They may meet people, visit famous universities and sightsee. / Meeting people, visiting famous universities and sightseeing. 4．Rest. Because when we have enough rest, we can study better. / Study. Because it’s a good time to open our mind by visiting different places and people on holidays. (答案不唯一, 言之有理即可) 【导语】本文围绕“无自由暑假”现象，探讨了父母为孩子安排高价暑期活动的压力和争议，并引用了专家对“假期应以休息为主”的建议。 1．根据“I feel much more stressed during the summer holiday than on normal school days”可知，Chan Lee在暑假期间感到压力更大。故填Yes. / Yes, she does. 2．根据“Parents are just doing it to cut down their own worry”可知，父母通过为孩子安排太多活动来减少自己的焦虑。故填They plan too many activities for children during holidays. 3．根据“They wanted to experience an overseas educational environment, culture, and language through meeting people, visiting famous universities and sightseeing.”可知，学生在海外游学期间可能会与人交流、参观著名大学和观光。故填They may meet people, visit famous universities and sightsee. / Meeting people, visiting famous universities and sightseeing. 4．开放性试题，言之合理即可。参考答案为Rest. Because when we have enough rest, we can study better. / Study. Because it’s a good time to open our mind by visiting different places and people on holidays. 主题04 人与自我——哲理感悟 Passage 1 （2026·重庆一中·二模） 阅读下文并回答问题。 When AI brings unprecedented (前所未有的) convenience, what makes humanity valuable? A Chinese teacher collected 54 answers from her students, posing a single question in class: “Prove (证明) you’re not an AI with one word. What would you choose?” .The following are three of their responses. Lacey: My dad had been ill for weeks. Some of those days I was overcome with fear, and some with worrying thoughts. Yet I still held his hand and kept believing that tomorrow might be better because the love of family never gives up easily. Experiences like this make me understand: AI can offer answers to almost everything, but everything I felt in my hope stays only in humans like me. Winslet: Since primary school, I always considered my classmates smarter than me. I remember the slow and painful progress. But those experiences taught me to accept my “stupidity” and turn it into a push to try harder. AI can work quickly, but it will never understand the struggle (挣扎), the joy, the upset and the quiet pride of growing from my own “stupidity”. Chris: On my walk home, I always slow down for sunsets, flowers, and stray (流浪) cats. I still remember the nervousness while waiting for the exam result, and the feeling of being excited and worried when waiting for the girl I care about. AI can have all the data (数据) on earth but not those real moments of life. And all the ups and downs I had in my heart always remind me of the beauty of being a human. Soon, this class went popular online and received many different answers, each of which was surprising and heartfelt. And those answers together show us the differences between humans and AI. 1．Did Lacey’s family members give up on her dad easily? 2．How does Chris feel about waiting for the girl he cares about? 3．According to the answers, what are the differences between humans and AI? 4．Which word would you choose to prove you are not AI? Share your answer like the three above.(about 30 words) 【答案】1．No, they didn’t. 2．He feels excited and worried. 3．AI can offer answers, work quickly and have all the data, but humans have real feelings and real moments of life. 4．I would choose “Mistake”. AI is programmed to be perfect and accurate. However, as a human, I make mistakes, learn from them, and grow better. Mistakes make my life real. 【导语】本文是一篇记叙文。文章主要讲述了一位老师在课堂上让学生用一个词证明自己不是AI，并分享了三位学生各自选择的词语及背后蕴含的人类独有情感和真实体验的故事。 【详解】1．根据表格第一行Lacey的回答“...because the love of family never gives up easily.”可推知，Lacey的家人没有轻易放弃她的父亲。 2．根据表格第三行Chris的回答“...and the feeling of being excited and worried when waiting for the girl I care about.”可推知，Chris在等待他在乎的女孩时感到激动和担忧。 3．根据表格中Lacey的回答“AI can offer answers to almost everything, but everything I felt in my hope stays only in humans like me.”、Winslet的回答“AI can work quickly, but it will never understand the struggle, the joy, the upset and the quiet pride...”以及Chris的回答“AI can have all the data on earth but not those real moments of life.”可推知，AI能快速提供答案并拥有数据，但人类拥有真实的情感和生命体验。 4．本题为开放性问题，要求选择一个词证明自己不是AI并给出理由，字数在30词左右。可以结合自身经历，选择如“Love（爱）”、“Mistake（错）”等词，表达人类独有的情感或成长经历。 Passage 2 （2025·重庆市渝中区巴蜀中学校·二模） 阅读下列材料，根据文章内容回答问题。 Nowadays, many young people like to “enjoy life” even if they can’t truly afford it, like having a very expensive dinner to make themselves feel good. Here are some students’ opinions about this kind of lifestyle. Some people think this lifestyle is bad because it doesn’t consider the future. But I think it shows that people choose to enjoy life and stay happy, even when things aren’t going very well. Doing small things like drinking milk tea after a test can help them feel better. These moments of joy help them face new challenges. After all, isn’t finding light in the darkness a form of wisdom? Shen Juan, a 16-year-old girl I think short-lived happiness may stop us from working hard. If we only do what makes us happy, it may be hard to achieve anything meaningful. Instead of chasing short-lived happiness, we should learn from older people: to work hard, set long-term goals and make plans for the future. We need to face difficulties with courage and take on the responsibilities that come with being a young person today. Wang Jun, a 15-year-old boy Because of social media (社交媒体) and some other pressure, people often feel they need to buy expensive things, which can cause money problems. I believe that real happiness lies not in the richness of belongings, but in the simple life. Instead of spending money on things that don’t last, young people should focus on learning new skills and building strong relationships. This way, they can have a happy life that lasts a long time. Peng Sitong, a 16-year-old girl Young people today are under a lot of pressure. It’s important for them to find ways to relax and protect their mental (心理) health. Even if they don’t have much money, they can still manage to meet their needs to feel happier. Every generation faces different challenges. For older people, their problem used to be not having enough food or clothing. But for young people today, most of them don’t have such a problem. Li Siyi, a 15-year-old boy 1．Does Shen Juan agree with this kind of lifestyle? 2．What does Li Siyi think it’s important for young people today? 3．What are the similarities between Wang Jun’s and Peng Sitong’s opinions? 4．Do you think young people should enjoy life now even if they don’t have enough money? Explain at least two reasons. (about 30 words) 【答案】1．Yes, she does./Yes. 2．He thinks it’s important for them to find ways to relax and protect their mental health. 3．They don’t support enjoying short-lived happiness and they think young people should work hard, set long-term goals and focus on their personal development, like learning new skills building strong relationships or taking on responsibilities bravely. (需概括到①贪图短期 (或无法长久维持的) 享乐不是真正的快乐；②要有长远目标并为之努力奋斗 (或提升)) 4．(言之成理即可) Yes, because it can help young people reduce stress and it’s necessary for them to relax sometimes. Setting a fun budget like spending 10% of pocket money can let young people enjoy life without harming their future plans. / No, because overspending might lead to debt or stop young people from achieving long-term goals. It’s important for them to know how to save money, learn skills, and plan for their future. 【导语】本文主要讲述了年轻人“享受生活”的生活方式，以及不同学生对这种生活方式的看法。 1．根据“Some people think this lifestyle is bad because it doesn’t consider the future. But I think it shows that people choose to enjoy life and stay happy, even when things aren’t going very well.”可知，沈娟认为这种生活方式能让人选择享受生活并保持快乐，所以她是赞同这种生活方式的。故填Yes, she does/Yes. 2．根据“Young people today are under a lot of pressure. It’s important for them to find ways to relax and protect their mental health.”可知，李思义认为对于如今的年轻人来说，找到放松的方式并保护他们的心理健康是很重要的。故填He thinks it’s important for them to find ways to relax and protect their mental health. 3．根据“I think short-lived happiness may stop us from working hard. If we only do what makes us happy, it may be hard to achieve anything meaningful. Instead of chasing short-lived happiness, we should learn from older people: to work hard, set long-term goals and make plans for the future.”以及“Because of social media and some other pressure, people often feel they need to buy expensive things, which can cause money problems. I believe that real happiness lies not in the richness of belongings, but in the simple life. Instead of spending money on things that don’t last, young people should focus on learning new skills and building strong relationships.”可知，王军和彭思彤都不支持贪图短暂的快乐，他们都认为年轻人应该努力工作，设定长期目标，并且关注个人发展，比如学习新技能、建立良好的人际关系或者勇敢地承担责任。故填They don’t support enjoying short-lived happiness and they think young people should work hard, set long-term goals and focus on their personal development, like learning new skills building strong relationships or taking on responsibilities bravely. 4．开放性问题，言之有理即可。参考答案为：Yes, because it can help young people reduce stress and it’s necessary for them to relax sometimes. Setting a fun budget like spending 10% of pocket money can let young people enjoy life without harming their future plans./No, because overspending might lead to debt or stop young people from achieving long-term goals. It’s important for them to know how to save money, learn skills, and plan for their future. 主题01 人与社会——中国文化 Passage 1 （2026·重庆市西南大学附属中学·二模） If you ever find yourself at a birthday celebration for an elderly person in China, don’t be surprised when someone passes you a warm, fluffy bun (包子) that looks exactly like a rosy pink peach. That’s shòutáo bāo, or the longevity peach bun. It is made from wheat flour and filled with smooth red bean paste (红豆沙) or lotus paste (莲蓉). In China, shòutáo bāo is far more than just dessert — it’s a delicious piece of cultural heritage. The story behind the peach buns begins with ancient mythology. Longevity peach buns stand for the Peaches of Immortality (蟠桃) in ancient Chinese legend. They are grown in the garden of the Queen Mother of the West. They ripen only once every three thousand years. It’s said that people can live forever after eating them. In another story, the peach symbolizes long life because of the folk story of Shou Xing Gong. This Chinese God of Longevity is said to have lived a very long life. The peach he carried has also become a symbol of longevity. Over the centuries, the peach developed gradually from a mythical fruit into the symbol of a long, healthy life. While fresh peaches aren’t always in season for winter birthdays, clever bakers long ago in Guangdong province solved this problem by making buns that are in the shape of peaches. Today, people across the country often order them for their parents or grandparents as a wish for a long life. A longevity peach bun carries a heavy, wonderful weight of blessing. Offering a longevity peach bun to an elder isn’t just saying “Happy Birthday”. It’s a silent, heartfelt wish that says: May you live as long as the Southern Mountain, and may your years be as eternal (永恒不朽的) as the flowing river! The act of sharing the bun also ties the family together in a shared hope for the health of their elder family members. Apart from peach buns, Chinese people also eat longevity noodles to celebrate their birthdays. And it is commonly believed that people should eat the noodles without breaking them into pieces. This is because ________. 1．Is the longevity peach bun always filled with bean paste? 2．Why did bakers in Guangdong start making peach-shaped buns long ago? 3．According to paragraph 4, what kinds of blessing does a longevity peach bun carry? 4．Please finish the missing part in the last paragraph. (about 30 words) 【答案】1．No. / No, it isn’t. 2．Because fresh peaches aren’t always in season for winter birthdays. / Because fresh peaches aren’t always available for birthdays in winter. 3．It carries the best wishes for a happy birthday, a silent and heartfelt wish for a long life and a shared hope for the health of the elders. 4．people believe long noodles stand for good luck, so eating them whole sends warm wishes for elders to live long and keep healthy all the time 【导语】本文是一篇说明文。文章主要介绍了中国寿桃包的起源、象征意义、制作原因以及长寿面的习俗，展示了其中蕴含的长寿祝福文化。 【详解】1．根据文章第1段“filled with smooth red bean paste or lotus paste（填充光滑的红豆沙或莲蓉）”可推知结论馅料不一定是豆沙，也可以是莲蓉。故填No, it isn’t. 2．根据文章第3段“While fresh peaches aren't always in season for winter birthdays（虽然新鲜桃子并不总是在冬季生日时当季）”可推知结论制作桃形包是为了解决新鲜桃子季节性问题。 3．原文第4段明确指出寿桃包承载两重祝福：一是直接的长寿健康祝愿，以“寿比南山、福如东海”的意象表达对长辈长寿安康的期盼；二是深层的家庭情感联结，分享寿桃包的行为凝聚了全家对长辈健康的共同期盼，传递了亲情与团圆的美好寓意。 4．根据文章第5段“people should eat the noodles without breaking them into pieces（人们应该吃面条而不把它们弄断）”及常识可推知结论长寿面象征长寿，弄断寓意不佳，吃整根面条寓意健康长寿。 Passage 2 （2025·重庆市字水中学·二模） In many films, characters wish upon a star. Disney’s new film Wish came out in 2023. In the film, 17-year-old Asha makes a wish to the sky. Star answers her and they go on a great adventure (冒险). Do you like to make wishes? In Australia, people like to make wishes in different ways. Playing outside, you could blow dandelions seeds (蒲公英种子) away. Then make a wish! Or you could throw a coin into a wishing well or fountain (喷泉) to make a wish. In the West, an old tradition is to make wishes with water. Water is so important to life. People thought it was a gift. As a result, they started throwing coins into wishing wells or fountains. They must say their wish out loud. This way, they believe their wish will be heard and come true. And of course, no one misses making a wish on their birthday. People wish upon a star or some candles. In fact, the star or candles can’t make your wish come true. You have to do it yourself. However, wishing upon them can keep you hopeful and encourage you to go forward. Mike’s experience: I would sometimes make wishes on my birthday. One year, I put some candies and a note in a box and left it in the living room. The note said “Dear Mr. Future, please tell my dad to stop smoking. It is bad for his health.” The next day I saw the reply from “Mr. Future”. He wrote: “Dear Mike, that is something he has to do for himself.” Can you guess who wrote it? I felt a bit sad that Mr. Future couldn’t help my dad. But it taught me something important: Only the person himself or herself can really make something come true. 阅读下文并回答问题。 1．Is making wishes with water an old tradition in western countries? 2．How do Australians make wishes? 3．What does Mike learn from Mr. Future’s reply? 4．Do you think a star or candles can make our wish come true? And why? 【答案】1．Yes, it is. 2．By blowing away dandelions’seeds or throwing a coin into a wishing well or fountain. 3．Only the person himself or herself can really make something come true. 4．No. Because only the person himself or herself can really make something come true. 【导语】本文主要介绍了不同国家许愿的方式及Mike许愿的经历和感悟。 1．根据”In the West, an old tradition is to make wishes with water.“可知，用水许愿是西方国家的古老传统。故填Yes, it is. 2．根据“Playing outside, you could blow dandelions seeds away. Then make a wish! Or you could throw a coin into a wishing well or fountain to make a wish.”可知，澳大利亚人通过吹掉蒲公英的种子或把一枚硬币扔进许愿井或许愿泉来许愿。故填By blowing away dandelions seeds or throwing a coin into a wishing well or fountain. 3．根据“But it taught me something important: Only the person himself or herself can really make something come true.”可知，只有自己才能真正让事情成为现实。故填Only the person himself or herself can really make something come true. 4．根据“But it taught me something important: Only the person himself or herself can really make something come true.”可知，星星或蜡烛不能让我们的愿望成真，只有自己才能真正让事情成为现实。故填No. Because only the person himself or herself can really make something come true. 主题02 人与自我——活动与爱好 Passage 1 （2026·重庆市九龙坡区·二模） 阅读下文并回答问题，将答案写在答题卡上对应的位置。 Chongqing concluded (总结) its first spring break across different places, together with the three-day Qingming Festival holiday. Families took advantage of the period to visit museums, go camping and take part in educational programs. Case 1:During the spring break, I went on a visit with my mother to the Sanxingdui Museum in Guanghan, Sichuan Province. To understand the history better, we followed a museum guide. The waiting time was shorter than usual so it allowed me to have more time to experience the culture. The visit was stress-free and I had a happy time with my mom. — Xiao Mo, 13, a studentCase 2: Our families camped near Banan District during the break. My son learned how to put up a tent and prepare meals outdoors. There was laughter and sweat. Though it was tiring, we felt relaxed and peaceful in nature. Also, it seemed we could get on better with each other than before after spending time together outdoors. — Zhang Yanjia, 43, a parent An Interview at a Primary School[Ye: A teacher at a primary school][R: A reporter from 630 Daily News] R: What if the children were on break but their parents were still working? Ye: No worries. Schools offered educational programs with meaningful activities. R: Sounds good! What activities? Ye: In our school, more than 60 students took part in the spring break activities with six teachers, including morning exercise, a reading session (沙龙), and a creative “Finding Spring” project that turned fallen flowers and leaves into art. R: Wow! The activities were truly interesting! Ye: Exactly! The teachers and children had fun together. R: Thanks for sharing. 1．Did families in Chongqing take advantage of the spring break according to the passage? 2．How many activities did Ye’s school offer to the children during the spring break? 3．What opinions do the student and the parent in the two cases have in common? 4．Please introduce another way to spend the spring break and list two reasons. (about 30 words) 【答案】1．Yes, they did. 2．Three. 3．They both felt relaxed/happy. 4．We can visit a science museum. First, it helps us learn new things in a fun way. Second, it’s a great chance to spend time with family. 【导语】本文主要介绍了重庆首个春假期间，家庭和学生参与博物馆参观、露营及学校组织的教育项目等情况，并通过具体案例和采访展现了假期活动的多样性和积极意义。 1．根据第一段“Families took advantage of the period to visit museums, go camping and take part in educational programs.”可知，重庆的家庭确实利用了春假进行各类活动。 2．根据采访部分“In our school, more than 60 students took part in the spring break activities with six teachers, including morning exercise, a reading session, and a creative ‘Finding Spring’ project...”可知，学校提供了三项活动：晨练、阅读沙龙和“寻找春天”创意项目。 3．案例1中Xiao Mo说“had a happy time with my mom”；案例2中Zhang Yanjia说“we could get on better with each other than before”。两人都认为春假活动让人感到放松/愉快，并且增进了与家人的关系。 4．本题是开放性试题，答案不唯一。可结合实际情况介绍其他春假活动方式，并给出两个理由。 Passage 2 （2026·重庆市渝中区第二十九中学·二模） 阅读下文并回答问题。 A group of middle school students in yellow vests gathered excitedly outside the Guiyang International Convention and Exhibition Center. They were chosen by the Guanshanhu District Media Center and would work as bilingual (双语) reporters at the 2025 China International Big Data (大数据) Industry Expo for the first time. Li Yihan and Wang Zini were among them and their English abilities were quite different. Li was good at reading and writing, but she was too shy to speak in public. Wang, however, was active and enjoyed talking with others, but she had a very small vocabulary. To get fully ready for the big event, they took professional pre-job training and tried their best to improve their English. Li practiced speaking English every day. She read interview scripts (稿子) loudly in front of the mirror, recorded her voice and compared it with native speakers’. She also remembered some useful big data words. Wang took an active part in role-play activities and wrote down new words in a notebook to review them very often. During the expo, they talked with international exhibitors (参展商) and reported on amazing new technologies like drone (无人机) soccer. Speaking English was not easy for the two 14-year-old students, especially when facing difficult technical terms (专业术语). But they quickly found a good way out. They changed the topic to daily life and cultural communication, such as introducing Guiyang’s local food. They were nervous at first, but the exhibitors’ warmth helped them relax soon. 1．Were Li Yihan’s and Wang Zini’s English abilities the same? 2．How did they deal with difficult technical terms when talking with international exhibitors? 3．What do the two students have in common during this whole experience? 4．Do you think it is necessary for middle school students to take part in such social practice activities? Why or why not? (about 30 words) 【答案】1．No, they weren’t. 2．They changed the topic to daily life and cultural communication. 3．They both took professional pre-job training and tried their best to improve their English. 4．Yes, I think so. Taking part in such social practice helps students improve English, develop communication and teamwork skills, broaden horizons, and gain valuable real-world experience for their future. 【导语】本文主要讲述了一群中学生作为双语记者参与2025中国国际大数据产业博览会的相关情况，包括学生英语能力差异、为活动做的准备、面对专业术语的处理方式以及参与活动的收获等。 【详解】1．文中提到“Li Yihan and Wang Zini were among them and their English abilities were quite different”，明确表明李一涵和王梓妮的英语能力不同，所以答案是No, they weren’t. ，这是对原文直接信息的判断。 2．根据“Speaking English was not easy for the two 14-year-old students, especially when facing difficult technical terms (专业术语). But they quickly found a good way out. They changed the topic to daily life and cultural communication”可知，她们在和国际参展商交流遇到专业术语时，把话题转到了日常生活和文化交流上，答案是对原文关键信息的直接提取。 3．从“To get fully ready for the big event, they took professional pre-job training and tried their best to improve their English”可知，她们的共同之处是都参加了专业的职前培训并尽力提高英语水平，答案是对原文相关内容的总结概括。 4．开放题，答案不唯一。结合文中她们作为双语记者参与活动，要提高英语能力、应对各种情况等内容，从参加社会实践活动对学生英语提升、技能培养、视野拓宽以及获得实际经验等方面说明理由即可。 Passage 3 （2026·重庆市鲁能巴蜀中学·二模） 阅读下文并回答问题。 As part of The 3rd Luneng Bashu Reading Festival Series — “Three Foundations Reading” Curriculum Development, students are encouraged to explore Chinese classics. During the May Day holiday, I finished reading Journey to the West. I used to prefer modern books, but this classic surprised me with its rich culture. The old stories, traditional life and ideas are so interesting! Although it was written a long time ago, I found the story powerful and meaningful, as it taught me courage and teamwork. The book opened a window for me to see the past and its influence on today. I began to understand why classics are so important. — Zhang Wei, 15, a student [Ms. Lin: A Chinese language teacher in Vietnam] [R: A reporter] R: You seem to have a deep love for classical poetry. When did it begin? Ms. Lin: In 2017, I studied in China and my teacher introduced me to Tang poetry to help me understand Chinese culture, such as people’s thoughts, feelings and values at that time. That was when I fell in love with Chinese classical poetry. R: Do you remember the first poem you learned? Ms. Lin: Yes. It was “The Thatched Cottage Is Broken by the Autumn Wind” by Du Fu. The words are very beautiful and meaningful. Du Fu’s life was full of difficulties, but he still cared deeply about others. His kindness and responsibility really touched and influenced me. R: What other Chinese classics would you recommend (推荐) to your students? Ms. Lin: I could spend days talking about them. The Analects (论语), Outlaws of the Marsh (水浒传) and Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio (聊斋志异)… They’re all worth reading! R: Thank you for sharing your story. Ms. Lin: My pleasure. 1．Did Zhang Wei use to prefer classics? 2．When did Ms. Lin fall in love with Chinese classical poetry? 3．What are the advantages of reading classics according to the picture and passages? 4．Among all the Chinese classics you read, which of them do you want to recommend the most? Give your reason (s). (about 30 words) 【答案】1．No./No, he (she) she didn’t. 2．In 3./ When she studied in China and her teacher introduced her to Tang poetry. 4．Reading classics helps us improve writing scores, understand Chinese culture and develop good qualities 5．Sample: Journey to the West. Because the story is not only exciting but also meaningful and it teaches us to work together and face difficulties with courage. 【导语】本文是一篇综合阅读材料，包含读后感、图表和访谈录。文章主要讲述了学生张伟阅读《西游记》的感想，展示了阅读经典对写作成绩的积极影响，并记录了对越南中文老师林老师关于中国古典诗词和经典文学热爱的采访。 【详解】1．根据左栏文章第2段“I used to prefer modern books, but this classic surprised me with its rich culture.”，可推知结论，张伟过去并不偏爱经典书籍，而是更喜欢现代书籍。 2．根据右栏访谈第2段“In 2017, I studied in China and my teacher introduced me to Tang poetry to help me understand Chinese culture...That was when I fell in love with Chinese classical poetry.”，可推知结论林老师是在2017年爱上中国古典诗词的。 3．根据图片1的图表信息，可推知阅读经典可以提高写作成绩；根据左栏文章第3段“...as it taught me courage and teamwork.”以及右栏访谈第2段“...to help me understand Chinese culture...”可推知结论，阅读经典有助于我们提高写作成绩、了解中华文化并培养优良品格。 4．本题为开放性试题，任选文中经典，结合阅读收获（勇气、文化、责任等）作答，控制在 30 词左右即可。故填Journey to the West. Because the story is not only exciting but also meaningful and it teaches us to work together and face difficulties with courage. 主题03 人与自我——兴趣爱好 Passage 1 （2025·重庆市沙坪坝区第七中学校·二模） 阅读下文并回答问题。 Have you ever paid close attention to a cloud and noticed its ever-changing forms? If not, you could be missing out on something quite wonderful. Cloud admiring is an activity without a threshold (门槛) and it doesn’t require much. Sometimes, it can be an invitation to be amazed by something so common that we’ve become blind to it. Or you can go deeper, trying to make sense of the sky by learning the different kinds of clouds. Zheng, 25, a pop science blogger, is known as the “Cloud Collector” on Xiaohongshu. In 2021, Zheng started to take cloud photos. “Clouds have always served as a stress relief for many people like me,” said Zheng from Fujian. “I really feel relaxed in recording the beauty of daily life. ” For the purpose of spreading lovely moments to more people, Zheng started to share cloud photos in 2022. By admiring clouds, she added, people can know when to take an umbrella, whether to wear sunglasses or when to put on warm coats. It also offers a chance to break the ice with a stranger next to you by asking “How is the weather today? ” after you watch the clouds. As a growing number of online users began to show interest and raise questions, Zheng realized that she could offer more science content (内容) about cloud admiring. So she started to learn more by reading professional books and papers on clouds. Zheng has now shared nearly 200 pieces of popular science content, including cloud recognizing, formation, comparisons of different kinds of clouds and weather-related knowledge. She now has over 210,000 followers on Xiaohongshu, and there are five group chats on the app where thousands of users share their daily cloud-admiring experiences. Looking ahead, Zheng hopes to make cloud admiring more popular. 4 1．Does it require much to admire clouds? 2．When did Zheng start to share cloud photos? 3．According to Zheng, why are so many people interested in cloud admiring? 4．What might she do next? Finish the ending. (about 30 words) 【答案】1．No, it doesn’t. 2．In 3. 4．Because they can have a stress relief, know weather conditions and break the ice with a stranger. 5．She is now collecting more cloud photos and plans to hold more activities to share the stories behind them. By doing this, she wants to inspire more people to see the beauty of the clouds. 【导语】本文主要讲述了欣赏云朵这一活动以及相关故事。 1．根据“Cloud admiring is an activity without a threshold (门槛) and it doesn’t require much.”可知，欣赏云朵不需要太多条件，故填No, it doesn’t. 2．根据“For the purpose of spreading lovely moments to more people, Zheng started to share cloud photos in 2022.”可知，郑在 2022 年开始分享云朵照片。故填In 2022. 3．根据“Clouds have always served as a stress relief for many people like me”和“By admiring clouds, she added, people can know when to take an umbrella, whether to wear sunglasses or when to put on warm coats. It also offers a chance to break the ice with a stranger next to you by asking”可知，是因为他们可以缓解压力，了解天气状况，并与陌生人打破僵局。故填Because they can have a stress relief, know weather conditions and break the ice with a stranger. 4．开放性作答，言之有理即可。参考答案为She is now collecting more cloud photos and plans to hold more activities to share the stories behind them. By doing this, she wants to inspire more people to see the beauty of the clouds. Passage 2 （2025·庆市渝中区·二模） How can you get the most information from a book? Here are some suggestions that can help you read effectively(有效地). Read the whole thing. When you're learning something by reading, it's more important to have a general idea than to understand every detail(细节). In fact, no matter how carefully you read, you won't remember or understand all of the details. So remembering the main points will be OK. Decide how much time you will spend. If you know that you have only six hours for a book, it'll be wise of you to adjust(调整) yourself. The more clearly you know your limits(时限), the more effective your reading will be. So never start to read without planning when to stop. Have a purpose. Before you begin, find out why you want to read this book. If you don't have reasons of your own, you can't learn much. After you start to read, try to think of four questions: Who is the writer? What are the book's opinions? What are the reasons? What are the conclusions(结论)? Read it three times. You'll get the most out of the book if you read it three times-fast-reading for general ideas, reading for understanding, and then reading for note-taking and remembering. 1．What is the passage about? 2．According to the passage, will you read more effectively if you know your limits? 3．According to the passage, how can you get the general idea of a book? 4．Do you agree that you should read with a purpose? Why or why not? （30词左右） 【答案】1．It's about how to read a book effectively. /It's about the suggestions that help read a book effectively. 2．Yes. I will. 3．I can read fast for general ideas. 4．Yes, I do. Because if I read a book with a purpose, I can learn better and get more information from a book, such as its general ideas, details, the grammar and vocabularies in it. 或No. I don't. Because many times I read just for fun. Reading makes me feel relaxed and happy. If I always read with a purpose, it will stop me from enjoying reading itself. 【分析】本文是关于帮助有效阅读一本书的建议。 【详解】1．分析全文内容可知，本文是关于帮助有效阅读一本书的建议。故填It's about how to read a book effectively. /It's about the suggestions that help read a book effectively. 2．根据第二条建议Decide how much time you will spend下的“The more clearly you know your limits(时限), the more effective your reading will be.”可知，你越清楚自己的时限，你的阅读就越有效。故填Yes. I will. 3．根据第一条建议Read the whole thing下的“When you're learning something by reading, it's more important to have a general idea than to understand every detail(细节).”可知，当你通过阅读学习东西时，有一个大概的想法比理解每个细节更重要。故填I can read fast for general ideas. 4．本题属于开放性试题，言之有理即可。参考答案：Yes, I do. Because if I read a book with a purpose, I can learn better and get more information from a book, such as its general ideas, details, the grammar and vocabularies in it. 或No. I don't. Because many times I read just for fun. Reading makes me feel relaxed and happy. If I always read with a purpose, it will stop me from enjoying reading itself. / 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $ 专题04 任务型阅读（回答问题） 主题01 人与自我——意见与建议 Passage 1 （2026·重庆市渝中区巴蜀中学校·二模） Walk through Futian District in Shenzhen, and you might notice some special fridges on the street. They are “food banks” that share free, fresh food with people in need. The project started in May 2022. Now there are 22 smart boxes across 10 streets in Futian. They work 24 hours a day, seven days a week. I am a cleaner who lives in Shenzhen. I want to share my experience about the Futian Food Bank. I often get breakfast from the food bank. The food is fresh and free, which saves some money for my family. More importantly, the food bank helps cut down food waste in our community. My work gets easier and the city is becoming cleaner and greener. Mr. Zhang I am an 80-year-old grandma living alone in Futian. I’d like to talk about how the Futian Food Bank has changed my life. My legs hurt a lot, so it’s hard for me to go to the supermarket alone. Volunteers from the food bank bring me fresh fruit and cooked meals every week. They also chat with me for a while when they come. So I don’t feel lonely and I don’t worry about cooking or buying food anymore. This small help means a lot to me. Mrs. Chen A reporter is interviewing a volunteer. (R= Reporter   V= Volunteer) R: Hello! I’m a news reporter. May I ask you some questions about our community food bank? V: Sure! It’s my pleasure. R: First, could you tell me what your main job is in this project? V: Of course. I collect food donations from supermarkets and local shops, sort them out carefully and give the food to people in need. R: What do you think of your job? V: It’s tiring but meaningful. I feel happy when I see the smiles on people’s faces as they receive the food. Thanks to the project, our community becomes warmer and warmer. R: That’s really great. Your work makes a big difference. What else do you think we can do in our daily lives to help people in need? V: ▲ 1．Do the food banks work 24 hours a day? 2．How many steps are necessary for the food bank to work well? 3．What benefits does this project bring according to this passage? 4．Please give your proper reply to fill in the ▲ . (about 30 words) Passage 2 （2026·重庆市大渡口区·二模） 阅读下文并回答问题。 Recently, the topic “Never send chat screenshots (聊天截图) to your friends” has led to heated discussions online. What’s your idea on this? I think we need to be careful when sharing chat screenshots. If they are about something private (私密的), we’d better not share them freely. It’s important to respect others’ privacy (隐私). If they are about casual (随意的) chats, it may be fine to share them. However, even sharing casual chats can sometimes bring trouble. During the Spring Festival, I was chatting with a classmate about some funny things. I wanted to share a screenshot of our chat with another classmate, but I sent it to the wrong person. It was really embarrassing. So, we should pay special attention when sharing screenshots. This is all about trust and boundaries (边界). We should think carefully before sharing chat screenshots, because some people feel it’s a betrayal (背叛) of trust to do that. A private chat is like a secret between friends. Sharing it without asking feels like breaking a promise. However, sometimes people share funny moments to bring friends closer. The key, I think, is the purpose. Before you hit “send”, ask yourself: Would I be fine if someone shared my words like this? If there’s any doubt, it’s better to ask for permission first. I once saw a friend share someone else’s private message. It made me wonder: Would she do the same to me? That uneasy feeling changed how much I trusted her. I think everyone’s personal information should be respected. 1．Did Jason send a chat screenshot to the wrong person during the Spring Festival? 2．What is a private chat like according to Helen? 3．What do Jason’s and Helen’s opinions have in common? 4．Will you send chat screenshots to your friends? Why or why not? 主题02 人与自我——个人经历 Passage 1 （2026·重庆育才中学教共体·二模） 阅读下面短文，根据短文内容，完成下列各题。 Hi everyone! Last weekend, I visited Shaolin Temple, one of the oldest places in the world for martial arts. The monks there have practiced kung fu for centuries, and their skills are amazing. Seeing them move with strength and speed made me very interested in martial arts. I want to learn more and watch Biao Ren, a movie about martial arts. I’m curious if the fight scenes show real kung fu skills. Has anyone seen it and can share their thoughts? 10:36  Amy Hi! I’m from Germany. My first martial arts teacher was my father, who is a big fan of Bruce Lee. He taught me basic moves at home, and I quickly became very interested. At first, it was difficult, but I practiced every day and never gave up. Visiting Shaolin Temple recently gave me even more motivation to improve. I also help my younger friends with their moves and encourage them to practice every day. Watching them progress reminds me of my first days learning kung fu. It’s great to share this passion and see others enjoy martial arts as much as I do. 13:18  Linda     Hey! I’m just a small role in Biao Ren—a silent soldier—but my journey in martial arts is serious. My interest started when I saw old kung fu movies, and I knew I had to try it. Training was tough, I sweat a lot, and sometimes I even kicked my own foot by mistake—but I never gave up. Now I enjoy helping beginners, showing them simple moves and laughing together when we mess up. Martial arts is all about interest, effort, and sharing what you learn. If you want fun and excitement, watch Biao Ren — I promise the fight scenes are worth it! 20:43  John     1．Did Amy visit Shaolin Temple last weekend? 2．Who was Linda’s first martial arts teacher? 3．What do Linda and John have in common in their martial arts experiences? 4．Martial arts is challenging. Share another challenge you faced in your life and how you got over it. (about 30 words) Passage 2 （2025·重庆市石柱县第一初级中学·二模） Unlike other girls who like spring best, my favorite time of the year is autumn. In autumn, I am more likely to calm down and focus on (关注) myself and life. The other day, when I was caught in the heavy traffic on my way to work, worried and upset, a side road covered with fallen leaves caught my eyes. I wondered whether the road could lead me out of the traffic jam. Soon I decided to get off the bus and began my “adventure (冒险)”alone.Different from the noisy street, there were no cars or people, only a light smell of flowers and several leaves dancing like butterflies in the autumn breeze. They were like a gentle hand touching my heart and made me calm.I kept walking forward at a brisk pace (轻快的步伐) for about 10 minutes until I arrived at the end of the road. What a lovely flower store! I was so surprised that I bought some as the reward of the successful“adventure”. Looking at the flowers in the vase, I was deep in thought in my office. Roads are like life in many ways.We may meet bumps,obstacles (障碍) and blind curves in life. But adventures on a side road can lead us to somewhere unexpected but wonderful. The roads tell the story of people and history. The roads of your life are no different. Although sometimes your life may be uncertain and winding, trust in yourself and you’ll arrive at your destination (目的地).Whatever your destination is,remember this:__________________ 1．Does the writer like autumn best? 2．Why did the writer decide to take the side road? 3．How did the writer’s feelings change in the “adventure”? 4．Please complete the passage according to your understanding. (About 30 words) Passage 3 （2025·重庆市石柱县第一初级中学·二模） 阅读下文并回答问题。 Alex was looking for a new job. One day. he received a call from a company he had always wanted to work for. They invited him for an interview, and Alex was excited about the opportunity. He arrived at the company’s office early, dressed in his best suit, and ready to impress. At first, Alex answered all the questions confidently and the interview went on well. However, towards the end of the interview, the interviewer asked him one more question. “If you are given a project that you’ve never done before, what will you do?” Alex thought for a moment and answered, “I will search for some information about the project and find out how to do it step by step on my own.” The interviewer added, “What if you try your best, but still fail?” Alex started to feel nervous, but he tried to keep calm and answered, “In that case, I will find some experienced colleagues (同事), discuss with them about the ways and steps to complete the project, and even invite them to finish the parts they are good at.” The interviewer nodded and smiled, “That’s a good answer, but let me give you one more challenge. Imagine you’re a leader of the project, and one of your teammates wants to quit (退出) because it’s too hard. What will you say to him?” Alex took a deep breath and replied, “I will say, ‘______________’ ” The interviewer was impressed. “We really appreciate all your answers and congratulations, you are employed (录用). Have a nice time here!” 1．How did Alex feel when he received a call from the company? 2．Did the interview go on well at first? 3．What abilities did Alex show from his FIRST TWO answers? 4．How would Alex reply to the interviewer? Please finish Alex’s reply. (About 30 words) 主题03 人与社会——青少年问题 Passage 1 （2025·重庆市石柱县第一初级中学·二模） 阅读下文并回答问题。 To: Chloe <chloe123@abcmail.com> From: Molly <molly666@cqyzmail.com> Subject: Need Money Advice Dear Chloe, I’m in trouble with money spending and really need your advice. I want to buy a popular Labubu toy which costs 399 yuan, but my allowance (生活费) for this month is only 300 yuan. When I asked Mom for more money, she refused. We ended up arguing yesterday. What should I do? Please help me. Molly To: Molly <molly666@cqyzmail.com> From: Chloe <chloe123@abcmail.com> Subject: Re: Need Money Advice Hello Molly, I understand how bad you feel after arguing with your mom. Your situation is very common. Many teens want things that cost more than their allowance. I’ll share a few smart money habits from some of them. One of my students Mary keeps a notebook that records how much money she has in a month. Her daily needs like lunches or school things are listed on it. Fun things, like toys, are placed after the basics. This way, she never faces an empty wallet and she always has enough for what really matters. Jack is another good example. Every day, he brings homemade lunches and carries a reusable bottle rather than buys expensive snacks or drinks at school. He also carefully compares prices and patiently waits for sales. These not only help him avoid spending too much but also allow him to keep and grow his money over time. And my 15-year-old daughter, Ivy, goes a step further. Last summer vacation, she sold her paintings online, which brought her 2000 yuan. Instead of spending it all, she kept most of it in a bank account that pays her interest (利息). One day, after finishing painting, she said to me, “Mom, I finally understand money doesn’t grow on trees. It takes time and effort. Thank you and Dad for everything.” Molly, I know you’re trying to make a smart choice. What matters most isn’t how much money you have, but how you deal with it. I’m sure you’ll find a way that works for you. Yours truly, Chloe To: Chloe <chloe123@abcmail.com> From: Molly <molly666@cqyzmail.com> Subject: Re: Re: Need Money Advice Dear Chloe, Thanks so much for your reply. Let me share with you how I worked out my problem. _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________This is a good start. I believe I can be a money master in the future. Best wishes, Molly 1．Can Molly afford a Labubu toy with her allowance this month? 2．Where did Ivy keep most of her money last summer vacation? 3．What smart money habits does Chloe share with Molly? 4．How did Molly work out her problem? Finish her email. (about 30 words) Passage 2 （2025·重庆市江津中学校·二模） “No freedom summer holiday” has become a popular topic online, as parents begin spending much time and money planning their children’s holiday. According to a survey, parents in big cities are ready to spend money on their children’s education during the break. “I feel much more stressed during the summer holiday than on normal school days since I need to plan different activities for my children. A study tour costs 35,000 yuan for a kid and there are also classes which are necessary for kids,” said Chan Lee, a mother of two primary school children. Sending children on overseas (海外的) tours has also become an important part of the break. Almost everyone in Chan’s children’s classes has joined a summer study tour. They wanted to experience an overseas educational environment, culture, and language through meeting people, visiting famous universities and sightseeing. Cheng Guowei, a manager of a study tour centre, said parents care about their children’s education. “Nearly 95% of our participants (参与者) are students, and most of them are primary and middle school kids,” he said. Yin Jianli is a researcher on family and education topics. She said it was unnecessary to plan too many activities for children during holidays. “Parents are just doing it to cut down their own worry,” she said. Many parents thought they could buy their children a better education. “But actually a summer holiday should be a time for rest, not study,” she said. 1．Does Chan Lee feel much more stressed during the summer holiday? 2．How do parents cut down their own worry according to Yin Jianli? 3．What activities may students have during an overseas tour? 4．Do you think students should study or rest during holidays? Why? 主题04 人与自我——哲理感悟 Passage 1 （2026·重庆一中·二模） 阅读下文并回答问题。 When AI brings unprecedented (前所未有的) convenience, what makes humanity valuable? A Chinese teacher collected 54 answers from her students, posing a single question in class: “Prove (证明) you’re not an AI with one word. What would you choose?” .The following are three of their responses. Lacey: My dad had been ill for weeks. Some of those days I was overcome with fear, and some with worrying thoughts. Yet I still held his hand and kept believing that tomorrow might be better because the love of family never gives up easily. Experiences like this make me understand: AI can offer answers to almost everything, but everything I felt in my hope stays only in humans like me. Winslet: Since primary school, I always considered my classmates smarter than me. I remember the slow and painful progress. But those experiences taught me to accept my “stupidity” and turn it into a push to try harder. AI can work quickly, but it will never understand the struggle (挣扎), the joy, the upset and the quiet pride of growing from my own “stupidity”. Chris: On my walk home, I always slow down for sunsets, flowers, and stray (流浪) cats. I still remember the nervousness while waiting for the exam result, and the feeling of being excited and worried when waiting for the girl I care about. AI can have all the data (数据) on earth but not those real moments of life. And all the ups and downs I had in my heart always remind me of the beauty of being a human. Soon, this class went popular online and received many different answers, each of which was surprising and heartfelt. And those answers together show us the differences between humans and AI. 1．Did Lacey’s family members give up on her dad easily? 2．How does Chris feel about waiting for the girl he cares about? 3．According to the answers, what are the differences between humans and AI? 4．Which word would you choose to prove you are not AI? Share your answer like the three above.(about 30 words) Passage 2 （2025·重庆市渝中区巴蜀中学校·二模） 阅读下列材料，根据文章内容回答问题。 Nowadays, many young people like to “enjoy life” even if they can’t truly afford it, like having a very expensive dinner to make themselves feel good. Here are some students’ opinions about this kind of lifestyle. Some people think this lifestyle is bad because it doesn’t consider the future. But I think it shows that people choose to enjoy life and stay happy, even when things aren’t going very well. Doing small things like drinking milk tea after a test can help them feel better. These moments of joy help them face new challenges. After all, isn’t finding light in the darkness a form of wisdom? Shen Juan, a 16-year-old girl I think short-lived happiness may stop us from working hard. If we only do what makes us happy, it may be hard to achieve anything meaningful. Instead of chasing short-lived happiness, we should learn from older people: to work hard, set long-term goals and make plans for the future. We need to face difficulties with courage and take on the responsibilities that come with being a young person today. Wang Jun, a 15-year-old boy Because of social media (社交媒体) and some other pressure, people often feel they need to buy expensive things, which can cause money problems. I believe that real happiness lies not in the richness of belongings, but in the simple life. Instead of spending money on things that don’t last, young people should focus on learning new skills and building strong relationships. This way, they can have a happy life that lasts a long time. Peng Sitong, a 16-year-old girl Young people today are under a lot of pressure. It’s important for them to find ways to relax and protect their mental (心理) health. Even if they don’t have much money, they can still manage to meet their needs to feel happier. Every generation faces different challenges. For older people, their problem used to be not having enough food or clothing. But for young people today, most of them don’t have such a problem. Li Siyi, a 15-year-old boy 1．Does Shen Juan agree with this kind of lifestyle? 2．What does Li Siyi think it’s important for young people today? 3．What are the similarities between Wang Jun’s and Peng Sitong’s opinions? 4．Do you think young people should enjoy life now even if they don’t have enough money? Explain at least two reasons. (about 30 words) 主题01 人与社会——中国文化 Passage 1 （2026·重庆市西南大学附属中学·二模） If you ever find yourself at a birthday celebration for an elderly person in China, don’t be surprised when someone passes you a warm, fluffy bun (包子) that looks exactly like a rosy pink peach. That’s shòutáo bāo, or the longevity peach bun. It is made from wheat flour and filled with smooth red bean paste (红豆沙) or lotus paste (莲蓉). In China, shòutáo bāo is far more than just dessert — it’s a delicious piece of cultural heritage. The story behind the peach buns begins with ancient mythology. Longevity peach buns stand for the Peaches of Immortality (蟠桃) in ancient Chinese legend. They are grown in the garden of the Queen Mother of the West. They ripen only once every three thousand years. It’s said that people can live forever after eating them. In another story, the peach symbolizes long life because of the folk story of Shou Xing Gong. This Chinese God of Longevity is said to have lived a very long life. The peach he carried has also become a symbol of longevity. Over the centuries, the peach developed gradually from a mythical fruit into the symbol of a long, healthy life. While fresh peaches aren’t always in season for winter birthdays, clever bakers long ago in Guangdong province solved this problem by making buns that are in the shape of peaches. Today, people across the country often order them for their parents or grandparents as a wish for a long life. A longevity peach bun carries a heavy, wonderful weight of blessing. Offering a longevity peach bun to an elder isn’t just saying “Happy Birthday”. It’s a silent, heartfelt wish that says: May you live as long as the Southern Mountain, and may your years be as eternal (永恒不朽的) as the flowing river! The act of sharing the bun also ties the family together in a shared hope for the health of their elder family members. Apart from peach buns, Chinese people also eat longevity noodles to celebrate their birthdays. And it is commonly believed that people should eat the noodles without breaking them into pieces. This is because ________. 1．Is the longevity peach bun always filled with bean paste? 2．Why did bakers in Guangdong start making peach-shaped buns long ago? 3．According to paragraph 4, what kinds of blessing does a longevity peach bun carry? 4．Please finish the missing part in the last paragraph. (about 30 words) Passage 2 （2025·重庆市字水中学·二模） In many films, characters wish upon a star. Disney’s new film Wish came out in 2023. In the film, 17-year-old Asha makes a wish to the sky. Star answers her and they go on a great adventure (冒险). Do you like to make wishes? In Australia, people like to make wishes in different ways. Playing outside, you could blow dandelions seeds (蒲公英种子) away. Then make a wish! Or you could throw a coin into a wishing well or fountain (喷泉) to make a wish. In the West, an old tradition is to make wishes with water. Water is so important to life. People thought it was a gift. As a result, they started throwing coins into wishing wells or fountains. They must say their wish out loud. This way, they believe their wish will be heard and come true. And of course, no one misses making a wish on their birthday. People wish upon a star or some candles. In fact, the star or candles can’t make your wish come true. You have to do it yourself. However, wishing upon them can keep you hopeful and encourage you to go forward. Mike’s experience: I would sometimes make wishes on my birthday. One year, I put some candies and a note in a box and left it in the living room. The note said “Dear Mr. Future, please tell my dad to stop smoking. It is bad for his health.” The next day I saw the reply from “Mr. Future”. He wrote: “Dear Mike, that is something he has to do for himself.” Can you guess who wrote it? I felt a bit sad that Mr. Future couldn’t help my dad. But it taught me something important: Only the person himself or herself can really make something come true. 阅读下文并回答问题。 1．Is making wishes with water an old tradition in western countries? 2．How do Australians make wishes? 3．What does Mike learn from Mr. Future’s reply? 4．Do you think a star or candles can make our wish come true? And why? 主题02 人与自我——活动与爱好 Passage 1 （2026·重庆市九龙坡区·二模） 阅读下文并回答问题，将答案写在答题卡上对应的位置。 Chongqing concluded (总结) its first spring break across different places, together with the three-day Qingming Festival holiday. Families took advantage of the period to visit museums, go camping and take part in educational programs. Case 1:During the spring break, I went on a visit with my mother to the Sanxingdui Museum in Guanghan, Sichuan Province. To understand the history better, we followed a museum guide. The waiting time was shorter than usual so it allowed me to have more time to experience the culture. The visit was stress-free and I had a happy time with my mom. — Xiao Mo, 13, a studentCase 2: Our families camped near Banan District during the break. My son learned how to put up a tent and prepare meals outdoors. There was laughter and sweat. Though it was tiring, we felt relaxed and peaceful in nature. Also, it seemed we could get on better with each other than before after spending time together outdoors. — Zhang Yanjia, 43, a parent An Interview at a Primary School[Ye: A teacher at a primary school][R: A reporter from 630 Daily News] R: What if the children were on break but their parents were still working? Ye: No worries. Schools offered educational programs with meaningful activities. R: Sounds good! What activities? Ye: In our school, more than 60 students took part in the spring break activities with six teachers, including morning exercise, a reading session (沙龙), and a creative “Finding Spring” project that turned fallen flowers and leaves into art. R: Wow! The activities were truly interesting! Ye: Exactly! The teachers and children had fun together. R: Thanks for sharing. 1．Did families in Chongqing take advantage of the spring break according to the passage? 2．How many activities did Ye’s school offer to the children during the spring break? 3．What opinions do the student and the parent in the two cases have in common? 4．Please introduce another way to spend the spring break and list two reasons. (about 30 words) Passage 2 （2026·重庆市渝中区第二十九中学·二模） 阅读下文并回答问题。 A group of middle school students in yellow vests gathered excitedly outside the Guiyang International Convention and Exhibition Center. They were chosen by the Guanshanhu District Media Center and would work as bilingual (双语) reporters at the 2025 China International Big Data (大数据) Industry Expo for the first time. Li Yihan and Wang Zini were among them and their English abilities were quite different. Li was good at reading and writing, but she was too shy to speak in public. Wang, however, was active and enjoyed talking with others, but she had a very small vocabulary. To get fully ready for the big event, they took professional pre-job training and tried their best to improve their English. Li practiced speaking English every day. She read interview scripts (稿子) loudly in front of the mirror, recorded her voice and compared it with native speakers’. She also remembered some useful big data words. Wang took an active part in role-play activities and wrote down new words in a notebook to review them very often. During the expo, they talked with international exhibitors (参展商) and reported on amazing new technologies like drone (无人机) soccer. Speaking English was not easy for the two 14-year-old students, especially when facing difficult technical terms (专业术语). But they quickly found a good way out. They changed the topic to daily life and cultural communication, such as introducing Guiyang’s local food. They were nervous at first, but the exhibitors’ warmth helped them relax soon. 1．Were Li Yihan’s and Wang Zini’s English abilities the same? 2．How did they deal with difficult technical terms when talking with international exhibitors? 3．What do the two students have in common during this whole experience? 4．Do you think it is necessary for middle school students to take part in such social practice activities? Why or why not? (about 30 words) Passage 3 （2026·重庆市鲁能巴蜀中学·二模） 阅读下文并回答问题。 As part of The 3rd Luneng Bashu Reading Festival Series — “Three Foundations Reading” Curriculum Development, students are encouraged to explore Chinese classics. During the May Day holiday, I finished reading Journey to the West. I used to prefer modern books, but this classic surprised me with its rich culture. The old stories, traditional life and ideas are so interesting! Although it was written a long time ago, I found the story powerful and meaningful, as it taught me courage and teamwork. The book opened a window for me to see the past and its influence on today. I began to understand why classics are so important. — Zhang Wei, 15, a student [Ms. Lin: A Chinese language teacher in Vietnam] [R: A reporter] R: You seem to have a deep love for classical poetry. When did it begin? Ms. Lin: In 2017, I studied in China and my teacher introduced me to Tang poetry to help me understand Chinese culture, such as people’s thoughts, feelings and values at that time. That was when I fell in love with Chinese classical poetry. R: Do you remember the first poem you learned? Ms. Lin: Yes. It was “The Thatched Cottage Is Broken by the Autumn Wind” by Du Fu. The words are very beautiful and meaningful. Du Fu’s life was full of difficulties, but he still cared deeply about others. His kindness and responsibility really touched and influenced me. R: What other Chinese classics would you recommend (推荐) to your students? Ms. Lin: I could spend days talking about them. The Analects (论语), Outlaws of the Marsh (水浒传) and Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio (聊斋志异)… They’re all worth reading! R: Thank you for sharing your story. Ms. Lin: My pleasure. 1．Did Zhang Wei use to prefer classics? 2．When did Ms. Lin fall in love with Chinese classical poetry? 3．What are the advantages of reading classics according to the picture and passages? 4．Among all the Chinese classics you read, which of them do you want to recommend the most? Give your reason (s). (about 30 words) 主题03 人与自我——兴趣爱好 Passage 1 （2025·重庆市沙坪坝区第七中学校·二模） 阅读下文并回答问题。 Have you ever paid close attention to a cloud and noticed its ever-changing forms? If not, you could be missing out on something quite wonderful. Cloud admiring is an activity without a threshold (门槛) and it doesn’t require much. Sometimes, it can be an invitation to be amazed by something so common that we’ve become blind to it. Or you can go deeper, trying to make sense of the sky by learning the different kinds of clouds. Zheng, 25, a pop science blogger, is known as the “Cloud Collector” on Xiaohongshu. In 2021, Zheng started to take cloud photos. “Clouds have always served as a stress relief for many people like me,” said Zheng from Fujian. “I really feel relaxed in recording the beauty of daily life. ” For the purpose of spreading lovely moments to more people, Zheng started to share cloud photos in 2022. By admiring clouds, she added, people can know when to take an umbrella, whether to wear sunglasses or when to put on warm coats. It also offers a chance to break the ice with a stranger next to you by asking “How is the weather today? ” after you watch the clouds. As a growing number of online users began to show interest and raise questions, Zheng realized that she could offer more science content (内容) about cloud admiring. So she started to learn more by reading professional books and papers on clouds. Zheng has now shared nearly 200 pieces of popular science content, including cloud recognizing, formation, comparisons of different kinds of clouds and weather-related knowledge. She now has over 210,000 followers on Xiaohongshu, and there are five group chats on the app where thousands of users share their daily cloud-admiring experiences. Looking ahead, Zheng hopes to make cloud admiring more popular. 4 1．Does it require much to admire clouds? 2．When did Zheng start to share cloud photos? 3．According to Zheng, why are so many people interested in cloud admiring? 4．What might she do next? Finish the ending. (about 30 words) Passage 2 （2025·庆市渝中区·二模） How can you get the most information from a book? Here are some suggestions that can help you read effectively(有效地). Read the whole thing. When you're learning something by reading, it's more important to have a general idea than to understand every detail(细节). In fact, no matter how carefully you read, you won't remember or understand all of the details. So remembering the main points will be OK. Decide how much time you will spend. If you know that you have only six hours for a book, it'll be wise of you to adjust(调整) yourself. The more clearly you know your limits(时限), the more effective your reading will be. So never start to read without planning when to stop. Have a purpose. Before you begin, find out why you want to read this book. If you don't have reasons of your own, you can't learn much. After you start to read, try to think of four questions: Who is the writer? What are the book's opinions? What are the reasons? What are the conclusions(结论)? Read it three times. You'll get the most out of the book if you read it three times-fast-reading for general ideas, reading for understanding, and then reading for note-taking and remembering. 1．What is the passage about? 2．According to the passage, will you read more effectively if you know your limits? 3．According to the passage, how can you get the general idea of a book? 4．Do you agree that you should read with a purpose? Why or why not? （30词左右） / 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $