2020中考时文阅读训练-疫情下的电商（含答案）

Virtual markets
疫情下的中国电商
With the outbreak of the novel coronavirus, people have to stay at home. More and more people have started to shop online. Their new shopping habits are changing Chinese e-commerce (电子商务).

Buy fresh food online

Xiao Wei from Nanjing has not been to the supermarket since the outbreak started, according to People’s Daily. Every day, she buys fresh vegetables, meat and fruit online. “It is convenient (方便的) and I’m less likely to be infected (感染),” she said.

Fresh grocery (生鲜食品) e-commerce in China has seen quick growth during the outbreak. ?Missfresh (每日优鲜), a grocery delivery (递送) company, reported that sales (销量) were 3.5 times higher than those of last year during the Spring Festival holiday, while sales by JD Fresh were 2.15 times higher, Xinhua reported.?

People’s new shopping habits might change the future of e-commerce in China. According to a survey (调查) by US market research company Nielsen, nearly 50 percent of people said they would be more willing to buy groceries online even when the epidemic is over.

Selling via livestreaming

Selling things through livestreaming (直播) is not new in China. In 2018, sales of products through livestreaming totaled 100 billion yuan. On Singles’ Day in 2018, livestreaming seller Li Jiaqi sold 15,000 lipsticks (口红) within just 5 minutes.?

With most shops closed during the outbreak, shop owners are trying to find new ways to sell their products. Their offline business is starting to go online.?

On Taobao Live, for example, sellers working in traditional industries (行业) are now selling their products through livestreaming. Clothes and snacks (零食) are among the most popular products. “I like watching people eating and selling snacks,” a Taobao user told Sina.com. “When I feel bored at home, I watch the streams and buy snacks. It makes me feel relaxed and happy.”

Jiang Xinjie, assistant president of the Intime Retail Shopping Mall (银泰百货), said over 2,000 of the company’s sales teams will start livestreaming this year in order to sell more. “Livestreaming e-commerce is not only a way for malls to deal with emergencies (紧急情况), but also a way to upgrade (升级) their sales model,” Jiang said.

Exercise
一、请将数字与信息相连



1.2.5 times higher
2.50 percent
3.100 billion yuan
4.2,000





A. Sales of products through
livestreaming
B. People would be more willing
to buy groceries online after the epidemic
C. Sales by JD Fresh
D. The company's sales teams
will start livestreaming



二、Choose the answer:
1. Why does Xiao Wei shop online?
A. Because fruit and vegetables bought online are fresh.
B. Because she has been infected.
C. Because shopping online is easy and safe.
D. Because she cannot go to the supermarket.
2. What do we know about grocery e-commerce?
A. It is getting more popular.
B. It started during the outbreak.
C. It is less popular than before.
D. It will not be popular after the outbreak.
3. According to the story, how might users feel when they are watching livestreams?
A. Bored.
B. Amazed.
C. Scared.
D. Relaxed.
4. From the last paragraph, we can learn that _____.
A. livestreaming is the only way to deal with the outbreak
B. livestreaming can help sellers upgrade their sales model
C. livestreaming has been used to sell products for a long time
D. shop owners don’t like livestreaming

三、任务型阅读
Why does Xiaowei buys fresh food online？
________________________________________________
Their offline business is starting to go online.?（their指的是谁）
________________________________________________
翻译划线的句子
_________________________________________________
4.What kinds of products are the most popular？
_________________________________________________

5.What do users think of livestreaming?
_________________________________________________

四、根据中文提示，用单词的正确形式填空。

1. During weekend, livestreaming sales __________（总共是) 1.2 million yuan.
2. My mother goes to different seafood _________（市场） to buy fresh fish to cook.
3. He ___________（改变） his clothes after work.
4. Jay Zhou was very _______________（受欢迎的）10 years ago.
5.I watch the streams and buy snacks. It makes me feel _______(放松)and happy.”




答案
一．1-C 2-B 3-A 4-D
二、
1.C。细节题。根据小标题Buy fresh food online第一段的内容 “It is convenient and I’m less likely to be infected” 可知，所以正确答案为C。2.A。细节推断题。根据根据小标题Buy fresh food online第一段的内容可知，“Fresh grocery e-commerce in China has seen quick growth during the outbreak” ，大幅度的增加表示越来越守民众欢迎了，所以正确答案为A。
3.D。细节题。根据小标题Selling via livestreaming第三段的内容“ ‘I like watching people eating and selling snacks,’ a
Taobao user told Sina.com. ‘When I feel bored at home, I watch the streams and buy snacks. It makes me feel relaxed and happy.’ ”可知，所以正确答案为D。
4.B。细节推断题。根据小标题Selling via livestreaming最后一段的内容“‘Livestreaming e-commerce is not only a way for malls to deal with emergencies, but also a way to upgrade their sales model,’ Jiang said.” 可知，所以正确答案为B。
三、任务型阅读
Because it is convenient and she's less likely to be infected (感染)
Shop owners
电子商务直播不仅是商场应对突发事件的一种方式，也是提升销售模式的一种方式。
Clothes and snacks (零食) are among the most popular products.
They think it makes them feel relaxed and happy.”

四、填单词的适当形式
答案：
Totaled
Markets
Changed
Popular
Relaxed



参考译文

随着新型冠状病毒的爆发，人们不得不呆在家里。 越来越多的人开始在网上购物。 他们新的购物习惯正在改变中国电子商务。

网上购买新鲜食物

据人民日报报道，自从疫情爆发以来，来自南京的肖伟就没有去过超市。 每天，她都在网上买新鲜蔬菜、肉和水果。她说， “很方便同时 我不太可能被感染。”

中国的生鲜食品电子商务在疫情爆发期间迅速增长。 新华社报道，食品配送公司每日优鲜报告说， 今年春节期间销售(销量）是去年的3.5倍，而JD Fresh的销售是2.15倍 多 。

人们的新购物习惯可能会改变中国电子商务的未来。 根据美国市场研究公司尼尔森(Nielsen)的一项调查调查，近50%的人表示，他们会更愿意在网上购物，即使流行病已经结束。

直播销售
在中国，通过直播销售东西并不是新鲜事。 在2018年，通过直播实现产品销售1000亿元. 在2018年光棍节，直播卖家李佳奇五分钟卖出了15000支口红

由于大多数商店在疫情爆发期间关闭，店主正在努力寻找新的方法来销售他们的产品。 他们的线下业务开始上线..

例如，淘宝直播，在传统行业（行业）工作的卖家现在通过直播销售他们的产品。 衣服和零食是最受欢迎的产品之一。 “我喜欢 看着人们吃和卖零食，“一个淘宝用户告诉新浪网。 “当我在家感到无聊时，我会看直播买零食。 这让我感到轻松和快乐。

江新洁，银泰百货的总裁助理，他说，公司2000多个销售团队将于今年开始直播，以便销售更多。电子商务直播不仅是商场应对突发事件的一种方式，也是提升销售模式的一种方式。