备战2026中考英语时文阅读13（含答案）
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备战2026中考英语时文阅读
I.完型填空
Recently, a new national standard for food delivery services has come out. it brings big __1__to delivery riders' daily work and makes their jobs safer.
First, riders can't keep taking orders for more than 4 hours without a break. Once they reach this time limit, the delivery platform will __2__sending them new tasks for 20 minutes to let them rest. This helps riders avoid being too tired during work.
Second, there's a speed limit for their electric bikes. Riders must not ride __3__than 15 kilometers per hour. Before this rule, some riders often rushed to finish orders and broke traffic rules, which led to many __4__. Now with the speed limit, they can stay away from road dangers.
Many middle school students who love ordering takeout think this new standard is __5__news for riders. Some people worry that deliveries will become slower and customers have to wait __6__for their food. But most people agree that __7__is more important than speed. As students, we should __8__the new rule. If our takeout is a little late next time, we can be more __9__. After all, the riders’ safety is far more valuable than getting meals a few minutes earlier. This rule not only protects riders but also teaches us to __10__ about others.
1.A.changes B. plans C. gifts D. mistakes
2.A.keep B. start C. stop D. enjoy
3.A.faster B. slower C. longer D. shorter
4.A.meetings B. accidents C. parties D. classes
5.A.bad B. sad C. good D. boring
6.A.shorter B. longer C. harder D. easier
7.A.money B. safety C. time D. food
8.A.support B. refuse C. forget D. doubt
9.A.angry B. patient C. excited D. nervous
10.A.talk B. care C. think D. argue
II.阅读理解
A
Since 2012, Beijing Yanran Angel Children's Hospital has been operating in a rented building in Beijing's Chaoyang District. After several difficult years, especially during the pandemic, the hospital could no longe afford its rent. In 2025, a local court ordered the hospital to leave the building and pay around 26 million yuan in unpaid rent and fees. Li Yapeng, a public figure connected to the hospital, was asked to pay part of this amount.
Because of this trouble, many people who had been helped by the hospital's charity, the Yanran Angel Foundation, started sharing their stories online. They asked others to support the hospital. Soon more than 350,000 people donated money online, raising over 24 million yuan. This is enough to pay for more than 3,000 surgeries for children with cleft lips or palates. Many kind-hearted people also visited the hospital to donate in person.
One man, who was in Beijing for work, came to donate just before catching a train. He did not leave his name. Many families who received help from the foundation also made videos to thank them. They showed photos of their children before and after surgery and shared how the foundation changed their lives.
Although these donations solved the hospital's immediate problems, they are not a long-term solution. For a charity to keep helping people year after year, it needs steady support and good management. it is important to run a charity in a professional and sustainable way, even in a competitive world.
This story shows how people can come together to help a good cause. It also reminds us that lasting help requires careful planning and continuous support from society.
1.What was the main reason the hospital could not afford its rent
A. It had too many patients to treat
B. It spent all its money on medical equipment.
C. It faced several difficult years, including the pandemic
D. Li Yapeng refused to provide financial support.
2. How did the public mainly show their support for the hospital
A. By volunteering at the hospital in person. B. By asking the court to cancel the rent.
C. By donating money online and sharing stories. D. By organizing large fundraising concerts.
3.What specific proof did some families provide to show the foundation's impact 3
A. They wrote thank-you letters to the government.
B. They shared videos with before-and-after surgery photos
C. They started their own charities to help others
D. They offered to work for the hospital for free
4. What does the article imply about the future of the hospital
A. Online donations will permanently solve all its financial problems.
B. The hospital will have to close down despite public support.
C. Li Yapeng will take full responsibility for its future operations
D. It needs a well-managed, sustainable plan for long-term survival.
5. What is the main message this article tries to convey 5
A. Charities should avoid any connection with public figures.
B. Lasting help requires careful planning and continuous support.
C. People should never trust charities with financial problems.
D. Social media is the only way to save a failing organization.
B
Last week, a piece of sorrow news swept through Beijing and the whole sports world. Nie Weiping, the legendary “Weiqi Sage"”(棋圣), left us forever at the age of 73. For many people, he was not just a player, he was a symbol of count and national pride.
Nie’s story began in 1952 in Hebei. From a very young age, he showed amazing talent for playing Weigi(Go). However, his most shining moments came in the 1980s. During the famous China-Japan Super Challenge the pressure was huge. At that time, Japanese players were considered the strongest in the world. But Nie did not give up. With deep thought and brilliant strategy, he defeated top Japanese masters one by one, helping China win consecutive victories.
His achievements lifted the spirit of the whole nation. People all over China, old and young, were excited byhis success. He became a true hero in their hearts.
In 1982. Nie was awarded the 9th-dan rank, the highest level in the game. But he didn't stop there. In 1986 he became the head coach of the national team. He spent the rest of his life tirelessly passing his skills to the next generation. He trained many world champions and encouraged energy and effort young people to learn this beautiful game.
Nie Weiping has put down his last stone, but his spirit will live on. He will always be remembered as the “Weiqi Sage” who put his lifelong wisdom into the black and white world.
6. Why was Nie Weiping called the "Weiqi Sage”
A. Because he became a symbol of courage and national pride
B. Because he defeated Japanese players in the 1980s.
C. Because he taught many young players in China.
D. Because he won every game he played in his life.
7. What was special about Nie's achievements during the 1980s China-Japan Super Challenge
A. He became the head coach right after the matches
B. He started learning Weiqi at a very young age then
C. He won consecutive victories against world-class Japanese masters
D. He was awarded the highest rank because of those games.
8. What does the phrase “lifted the spirit" most likely mean in the text
A. Made people feel worried B. Made people feel hopeful and proud.
C. Taught people how to play Weiqi. D. Encouraged people to travel to Japan
9. What is the main idea of Paragraph 4
A. Nie Weiping's early talent in playing Weiqi B. How Nie helped China win against Japan.
C. Why Nie was called a national hero. D Nie's later contributions as a coach and teacher
10. What can we infer from the sentence “Nie Weiping has put down his last stone”
A. He decided to stop playing Weiqi in 1986. B. It is a respectful way to say he has passed away
C. He lost his final match against a Japanese player. D. He wrote a book about his Weiqi strategies.
C
He Jiaolong, a government official-turned social media influencer based in Northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, died in an accident at the age of 47, as reported by Xinjiang Daily. Her life was closely linked with Xinjiang's development, and she was highly praised by many people.
She had worked in towns for 18 years, so she understood local needs very well. In 2020, when she served as the deputy head of Zhaosu County, she wanted to help local farmers sell more products. To achieve this goal, she made use of social media to do live-streaming. That November, a video of her riding quickly across snowy fields in a red coat became surprisingly popular online, getting billions of views. By the time of her passing, she has gained nearly 6.5 million followers. Besides, she made many efforts to help more people know about local tourism.
It was reported that by November 30,2020, the sales of local farm products through her live-streaming had reached 14 million yuan in five months. In 2024, her live-streaming team helped sell 240 million yuan worth of products under the “Taste Xinjiang brand. This brand is a public brand for Xinjiang's farm products, and she focused most of her work on it. At a meeting on local farm brands, she said that in the past three years, the “Taste Xinjiang" brand had achieved direct and indirect sales of more than 20 billion yuan.
In recent years before her death, she had actively helped develop Xinjiang's culture and tourism. She also kept on helping farmers sell products through live-streaming, but she never received any payment for these efforts. Her hard work earned her praise from both local and national levels.
11. What was the key reason He Jiaolong successfully helped farmers sell products through live-streaming
A. She always received payment for her work, which kept her going.
B. She focused mainly on personal fame and gaining more followers
C. She understood local needs well after working in towns for l8 years
D. She used social media because it was easy and didn't need much work
12. What happened shortly after her riding video spread widely online in November 2020
A. She stopped her live-streaming work and focused only on tourism.
B. The“Taste Xinjiang” brand was created and gained huge success
C. The sales of farm products through her live-streaming reached 14 million yuan in five months.
D. She left her government job and became a full-time social media influencer.
13:What can we know about the “Taste Xinjiang’ brand
A. It was mainly used to support local tourism in Xinjiang
B. It was a private brand owned by He Jiaolong herself.
C. It was a public brand for Xinjiang's farm products she worked hard for.
D. It only achieved direct sales of 20 billion yuan in three years
14. What can we infer about He Jiaolong's attitude toward helping local people
A. She did it mainly to become famous across the country.
B. She stopped doing it after achieving good results in 2020
C. She received a lot of money for her work and kept it herself.
D. She was truly dedicated to it, without getting paid for her efforts
15. What is the main purpose of this article
A. To praise He Jiaolong's selfless efforts in developing Xinjiang
B. To report her death and describe her early life in detail.
C. To discuss how social media can help people become famous
D. To explain how the “Taste Xinjiang’ brand was created.
第二节 还原短文
Are You Taking Notes Effectively(高效地)
How are your final exams going
Well, your test is decided by how you have taken your class notes in a way. Here, I'm going to share with you some tips for taking good notes.
It's great if your teacher writes notes on the board. You can copy them down. l._________
It can take time to learn how to listen for the main ideas, so keep trying and don't give up. Some teachers may mention lots of facts in class, but only write the important ones on the blackboard. 2. _________That's a clue (提示) that it's very important.
3. _________ If you focus too much on getting your notes right, you might miss what the teacher is saying. But if you think you have missed something important, don't be afraid to ask the teacher to repeat it If you don't want to ask in class, see your teacher after class. It's much easier than wondering if you have got the notes right as you study.
If you've written down notes in a hurry, they may not be very well-organized. 4. _________ Finally, it's a great idea to go over your notes with a friend and compare what the two of you have put down. It can alert (提醒) you and your friend to any mistakes you may have made in your notes.
5. _________Good note-taking not only helps your mind take in the material but also helps.
A. Don't go crazy taking notes, though. B. So maybe you can go over your notes when you get home and reorganize them if necessary C. Don't write down every word your teacher says D. Think over these tips and try to improve your note-taking habits E. If not, however, write down the most important points from class F. Other teachers might not write anything down, but may repeat the key facts
III.语法填空
The sudden rise of the “Crying Horse" doll is one of the most heartwarming business stories in recent years. Originally 1. _________ (design) as a symbol of joy for the Year of the Horse, its accidentally upturned mouth gave it a look of quiet sadness.
At first, this was considered a pure manufacturing mistake.2. _________, when its photo was posted online, the public's reaction was completely different. People saw in its “sad" face a mirror of their own daily stresses, creating an immediate emotional 3. _________ (connect).It became a “friend” who understood the pressure of overtime work.
4. _________ (see) this unexpected popularity, factories in Yiwu acted with incredible speed. They quickly added production lines. What impressed the public even more was 5. _________the seller firmly kept the price at 25 yuan despite high demand. This honest decision earned great respect.
The doll's success teaches us that in today's world, being relatable can be more 6. _________ (value)than being perfect. It also shows the amazing 7. _________ (adapt)of Chinese supply chains. The entire event, 8. _________started from a single online post, shows the power of social media. More deeply, it sends a comforting message about self-acceptance, reminding us that true 9. _________ (happy)often lies in embracing our imperfections. For these reasons, the “Crying Horse”has truly completed an inspiring10. _________ (transform)from a factory error to a cultural icon.
IV.书面表达
我们国家有悠久的历史和文化;有勤劳善良的人民;更有独特的传统艺术形式。我校将在2026年1月26日举行首届“中华传统艺术形式展览会”，假如你是李华，想要参加此次的展览会，请以My favorite traditional art form 为题，写一篇英语短文，表达对祖国的热爱之情。
要求:1.重点介绍:材料;历史;用途;寓意;制作过程等。
2.词数:100左右。
3.提示词:kites, lanterns, paper cutting, Chinese clay art, Chinese knot, shadow figures(任选一个)
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参考答案
完型填空
1-5 ACABC 6-10 BBABB
阅读理解
A 篇 1-5 CCBDB
B篇 6-10 ACBDB
C篇 11-15 DCCDA
还原短文
1-5 EFABD
语法填空 designed, However, connection, Seeing, that, valuable, adaptability, which, happiness, transformation.
书面表达
My Favorite Traditional Art Form
My favorite traditional art form is paper cutting. With a history of over 1,500 years, paper cutting has been a beloved folk art in China, often used during festivals, weddings, and other celebrations to symbolize good luck, happiness, and prosperity.
Paper cuttings usually feature designs like flowers, animals, or Chinese characters, each carrying a special meaning. For example, the character “福” (fortune) is commonly used to wish people blessings. The process of making paper cuttings is delicate: artists fold red paper and carefully cut patterns with scissors or knives. It requires patience, skill, and creativity.
Today, paper cutting is not only a decoration but also a way to express cultural pride. I love it because it reflects the wisdom and artistry of Chinese people. Through this beautiful art, I feel more connected to my country’s rich heritage.
I.完型填空
Recently, a new national standard for food delivery services has come out. it brings big __1__to delivery riders' daily work and makes their jobs safer.
First, riders can't keep taking orders for more than 4 hours without a break. Once they reach this time limit, the delivery platform will __2__sending them new tasks for 20 minutes to let them rest. This helps riders avoid being too tired during work.
Second, there's a speed limit for their electric bikes. Riders must not ride __3__than 15 kilometers per hour. Before this rule, some riders often rushed to finish orders and broke traffic rules, which led to many __4__. Now with the speed limit, they can stay away from road dangers.
Many middle school students who love ordering takeout think this new standard is __5__news for riders. Some people worry that deliveries will become slower and customers have to wait __6__for their food. But most people agree that __7__is more important than speed. As students, we should __8__the new rule. If our takeout is a little late next time, we can be more __9__. After all, the riders’ safety is far more valuable than getting meals a few minutes earlier. This rule not only protects riders but also teaches us to __10__ about others.
1.A.changes B. plans C. gifts D. mistakes
2.A.keep B. start C. stop D. enjoy
3.A.faster B. slower C. longer D. shorter
4.A.meetings B. accidents C. parties D. classes
5.A.bad B. sad C. good D. boring
6.A.shorter B. longer C. harder D. easier
7.A.money B. safety C. time D. food
8.A.support B. refuse C. forget D. doubt
9.A.angry B. patient C. excited D. nervous
10.A.talk B. care C. think D. argue
II.阅读理解
A
Since 2012, Beijing Yanran Angel Children's Hospital has been operating in a rented building in Beijing's Chaoyang District. After several difficult years, especially during the pandemic, the hospital could no longe afford its rent. In 2025, a local court ordered the hospital to leave the building and pay around 26 million yuan in unpaid rent and fees. Li Yapeng, a public figure connected to the hospital, was asked to pay part of this amount.
Because of this trouble, many people who had been helped by the hospital's charity, the Yanran Angel Foundation, started sharing their stories online. They asked others to support the hospital. Soon more than 350,000 people donated money online, raising over 24 million yuan. This is enough to pay for more than 3,000 surgeries for children with cleft lips or palates. Many kind-hearted people also visited the hospital to donate in person.
One man, who was in Beijing for work, came to donate just before catching a train. He did not leave his name. Many families who received help from the foundation also made videos to thank them. They showed photos of their children before and after surgery and shared how the foundation changed their lives.
Although these donations solved the hospital's immediate problems, they are not a long-term solution. For a charity to keep helping people year after year, it needs steady support and good management. it is important to run a charity in a professional and sustainable way, even in a competitive world.
This story shows how people can come together to help a good cause. It also reminds us that lasting help requires careful planning and continuous support from society.
1.What was the main reason the hospital could not afford its rent
A. It had too many patients to treat
B. It spent all its money on medical equipment.
C. It faced several difficult years, including the pandemic
D. Li Yapeng refused to provide financial support.
2. How did the public mainly show their support for the hospital
A. By volunteering at the hospital in person. B. By asking the court to cancel the rent.
C. By donating money online and sharing stories. D. By organizing large fundraising concerts.
3.What specific proof did some families provide to show the foundation's impact 3
A. They wrote thank-you letters to the government.
B. They shared videos with before-and-after surgery photos
C. They started their own charities to help others
D. They offered to work for the hospital for free
4. What does the article imply about the future of the hospital
A. Online donations will permanently solve all its financial problems.
B. The hospital will have to close down despite public support.
C. Li Yapeng will take full responsibility for its future operations
D. It needs a well-managed, sustainable plan for long-term survival.
5. What is the main message this article tries to convey 5
A. Charities should avoid any connection with public figures.
B. Lasting help requires careful planning and continuous support.
C. People should never trust charities with financial problems.
D. Social media is the only way to save a failing organization.
B
Last week, a piece of sorrow news swept through Beijing and the whole sports world. Nie Weiping, the legendary “Weiqi Sage"”(棋圣), left us forever at the age of 73. For many people, he was not just a player, he was a symbol of count and national pride.
Nie’s story began in 1952 in Hebei. From a very young age, he showed amazing talent for playing Weigi(Go). However, his most shining moments came in the 1980s. During the famous China-Japan Super Challenge the pressure was huge. At that time, Japanese players were considered the strongest in the world. But Nie did not give up. With deep thought and brilliant strategy, he defeated top Japanese masters one by one, helping China win consecutive victories.
His achievements lifted the spirit of the whole nation. People all over China, old and young, were excited byhis success. He became a true hero in their hearts.
In 1982. Nie was awarded the 9th-dan rank, the highest level in the game. But he didn't stop there. In 1986 he became the head coach of the national team. He spent the rest of his life tirelessly passing his skills to the next generation. He trained many world champions and encouraged energy and effort young people to learn this beautiful game.
Nie Weiping has put down his last stone, but his spirit will live on. He will always be remembered as the “Weiqi Sage” who put his lifelong wisdom into the black and white world.
6. Why was Nie Weiping called the "Weiqi Sage”
A. Because he became a symbol of courage and national pride
B. Because he defeated Japanese players in the 1980s.
C. Because he taught many young players in China.
D. Because he won every game he played in his life.
7. What was special about Nie's achievements during the 1980s China-Japan Super Challenge
A. He became the head coach right after the matches
B. He started learning Weiqi at a very young age then
C. He won consecutive victories against world-class Japanese masters
D. He was awarded the highest rank because of those games.
8. What does the phrase “lifted the spirit" most likely mean in the text
A. Made people feel worried B. Made people feel hopeful and proud.
C. Taught people how to play Weiqi. D. Encouraged people to travel to Japan
9. What is the main idea of Paragraph 4
A. Nie Weiping's early talent in playing Weiqi B. How Nie helped China win against Japan.
C. Why Nie was called a national hero. D Nie's later contributions as a coach and teacher
10. What can we infer from the sentence “Nie Weiping has put down his last stone”
A. He decided to stop playing Weiqi in 1986. B. It is a respectful way to say he has passed away
C. He lost his final match against a Japanese player. D. He wrote a book about his Weiqi strategies.
C
He Jiaolong, a government official-turned social media influencer based in Northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, died in an accident at the age of 47, as reported by Xinjiang Daily. Her life was closely linked with Xinjiang's development, and she was highly praised by many people.
She had worked in towns for 18 years, so she understood local needs very well. In 2020, when she served as the deputy head of Zhaosu County, she wanted to help local farmers sell more products. To achieve this goal, she made use of social media to do live-streaming. That November, a video of her riding quickly across snowy fields in a red coat became surprisingly popular online, getting billions of views. By the time of her passing, she has gained nearly 6.5 million followers. Besides, she made many efforts to help more people know about local tourism.
It was reported that by November 30,2020, the sales of local farm products through her live-streaming had reached 14 million yuan in five months. In 2024, her live-streaming team helped sell 240 million yuan worth of products under the “Taste Xinjiang brand. This brand is a public brand for Xinjiang's farm products, and she focused most of her work on it. At a meeting on local farm brands, she said that in the past three years, the “Taste Xinjiang" brand had achieved direct and indirect sales of more than 20 billion yuan.
In recent years before her death, she had actively helped develop Xinjiang's culture and tourism. She also kept on helping farmers sell products through live-streaming, but she never received any payment for these efforts. Her hard work earned her praise from both local and national levels.
11. What was the key reason He Jiaolong successfully helped farmers sell products through live-streaming
A. She always received payment for her work, which kept her going.
B. She focused mainly on personal fame and gaining more followers
C. She understood local needs well after working in towns for l8 years
D. She used social media because it was easy and didn't need much work
12. What happened shortly after her riding video spread widely online in November 2020
A. She stopped her live-streaming work and focused only on tourism.
B. The“Taste Xinjiang” brand was created and gained huge success
C. The sales of farm products through her live-streaming reached 14 million yuan in five months.
D. She left her government job and became a full-time social media influencer.
13:What can we know about the “Taste Xinjiang’ brand
A. It was mainly used to support local tourism in Xinjiang
B. It was a private brand owned by He Jiaolong herself.
C. It was a public brand for Xinjiang's farm products she worked hard for.
D. It only achieved direct sales of 20 billion yuan in three years
14. What can we infer about He Jiaolong's attitude toward helping local people
A. She did it mainly to become famous across the country.
B. She stopped doing it after achieving good results in 2020
C. She received a lot of money for her work and kept it herself.
D. She was truly dedicated to it, without getting paid for her efforts
15. What is the main purpose of this article
A. To praise He Jiaolong's selfless efforts in developing Xinjiang
B. To report her death and describe her early life in detail.
C. To discuss how social media can help people become famous
D. To explain how the “Taste Xinjiang’ brand was created.
第二节 还原短文
Are You Taking Notes Effectively(高效地)
How are your final exams going
Well, your test is decided by how you have taken your class notes in a way. Here, I'm going to share with you some tips for taking good notes.
It's great if your teacher writes notes on the board. You can copy them down. l._________
It can take time to learn how to listen for the main ideas, so keep trying and don't give up. Some teachers may mention lots of facts in class, but only write the important ones on the blackboard. 2. _________That's a clue (提示) that it's very important.
3. _________ If you focus too much on getting your notes right, you might miss what the teacher is saying. But if you think you have missed something important, don't be afraid to ask the teacher to repeat it If you don't want to ask in class, see your teacher after class. It's much easier than wondering if you have got the notes right as you study.
If you've written down notes in a hurry, they may not be very well-organized. 4. _________ Finally, it's a great idea to go over your notes with a friend and compare what the two of you have put down. It can alert (提醒) you and your friend to any mistakes you may have made in your notes.
5. _________Good note-taking not only helps your mind take in the material but also helps.
A. Don't go crazy taking notes, though. B. So maybe you can go over your notes when you get home and reorganize them if necessary C. Don't write down every word your teacher says D. Think over these tips and try to improve your note-taking habits E. If not, however, write down the most important points from class F. Other teachers might not write anything down, but may repeat the key facts
III.语法填空
The sudden rise of the “Crying Horse" doll is one of the most heartwarming business stories in recent years. Originally 1. _________ (design) as a symbol of joy for the Year of the Horse, its accidentally upturned mouth gave it a look of quiet sadness.
At first, this was considered a pure manufacturing mistake.2. _________, when its photo was posted online, the public's reaction was completely different. People saw in its “sad" face a mirror of their own daily stresses, creating an immediate emotional 3. _________ (connect).It became a “friend” who understood the pressure of overtime work.
4. _________ (see) this unexpected popularity, factories in Yiwu acted with incredible speed. They quickly added production lines. What impressed the public even more was 5. _________the seller firmly kept the price at 25 yuan despite high demand. This honest decision earned great respect.
The doll's success teaches us that in today's world, being relatable can be more 6. _________ (value)than being perfect. It also shows the amazing 7. _________ (adapt)of Chinese supply chains. The entire event, 8. _________started from a single online post, shows the power of social media. More deeply, it sends a comforting message about self-acceptance, reminding us that true 9. _________ (happy)often lies in embracing our imperfections. For these reasons, the “Crying Horse”has truly completed an inspiring10. _________ (transform)from a factory error to a cultural icon.
IV.书面表达
我们国家有悠久的历史和文化;有勤劳善良的人民;更有独特的传统艺术形式。我校将在2026年1月26日举行首届“中华传统艺术形式展览会”，假如你是李华，想要参加此次的展览会，请以My favorite traditional art form 为题，写一篇英语短文，表达对祖国的热爱之情。
要求:1.重点介绍:材料;历史;用途;寓意;制作过程等。
2.词数:100左右。
3.提示词:kites, lanterns, paper cutting, Chinese clay art, Chinese knot, shadow figures(任选一个)
______________________________________________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________________________________________
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______________________________________________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________________________________________
参考答案
完型填空
1-5 ACABC 6-10 BBABB
阅读理解
A 篇 1-5 CCBDB
B篇 6-10 ACBDB
C篇 11-15 DCCDA
还原短文
1-5 EFABD
语法填空 designed, However, connection, Seeing, that, valuable, adaptability, which, happiness, transformation.
书面表达
My Favorite Traditional Art Form
My favorite traditional art form is paper cutting. With a history of over 1,500 years, paper cutting has been a beloved folk art in China, often used during festivals, weddings, and other celebrations to symbolize good luck, happiness, and prosperity.
Paper cuttings usually feature designs like flowers, animals, or Chinese characters, each carrying a special meaning. For example, the character “福” (fortune) is commonly used to wish people blessings. The process of making paper cuttings is delicate: artists fold red paper and carefully cut patterns with scissors or knives. It requires patience, skill, and creativity.
Today, paper cutting is not only a decoration but also a way to express cultural pride. I love it because it reflects the wisdom and artistry of Chinese people. Through this beautiful art, I feel more connected to my country’s rich heritage.
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