2026年中考英语专题复习：阅读理解（一般选择型）专项练习题（含答案）

第第页2026年中考英语专题复习：阅读理解（一般选择型）专项练习题话题1教育引导Passage1Iwasfilledwithdoubtsandworriesuntilmygrandfathertoldmetostandtall.Forme，heightwasmytrouble.Iwasmuchtallerthanothergirls，soIoftenbent(弯曲)mybodyatthebackoftheline.IhadalwaysfeltunsafeasthetalleststudentofmyclassinBalaCynwyd.AndIwasn'tlookingforwardtoenteringtheninthgrade.Mygrandfatherdidn'tlaughatme.Instead，wheneverItriedtobendmyselfinordertoappearshorter，hewouldtellme“Standstraightandtall，Alisa.”Itrustedmygrandfathermorethananyoneelseinmychildhood.AndwheneverIwasafraidofsomething，healwaystoldmestoriesofhislife.Mygrandfathergrewupinwar­torn(战乱的)Europe.“Standstraight，standtall”meantsomethingelsethen.Afterthewar，hewenttoAmerica.Helivedahardlife.“Iftheycoulddoit，whycouldn'tI？”“Standstraight，standtall.”heoftenreminded(提醒)himself.Thankstothehelpofafriend，mygrandfathergotajob.Heoncetoldmethathewasverynervousatfirst.Hewasnotonlytryingtolearnthishardnewjobbutalsoanewlanguage.“Standstraight，standtall，”hewouldalwaystellhimself.Iamsoproudofmygrandfather.Afterlisteningtomygrandfather'sunusualexperiences，IhavechangedthewayIlookatmyownlife.“Standstraight，standtall”hasbecomenotonlyapieceofadvicetoimprovemyposture(身姿).ItalsotellsmetobeproudofwhoIam.AndIdo.1.Alisaoftenbentherbodybecause.A.shelivedahardlifeB.shewasmuchtallerthanothergirlsC.shealwaysstoodatthebackofthelineD.shedidn'twanttoenterthe9thgrade2.WhatdidAlisa'sgrandfatherdowithhertrouble？A.Helaughedather.B.Heaskedhertobendherbody.C.Hetoldhertostandstraightandtall.D.Headvisedhertostayawayfromherfriends.3.Alisa'sgrandfather'sexperiences.A.madeherfeelunsafeB.taughthertoacceptherselfC.changedherattitude(态度)tohergrandfatherD.toldherhissuccesscompletelydependedonfriends4.“Standstraight，standtall”meansinthepassage.A.makingyourselflooktallB.takingcareofyourselfC.beingproudofyourselfD.remindingyourself5.What'sthebesttitleforthispassage？A.Standstraight，standtallB.Mygrandfather'slifestoriesC.MycolorfulexperiencesD.ThehelpofafriendPassage2WhenthegreatlibraryofAlexandriaburned，thestorygoes，onebookwassaved.Butitwasnotavaluablebook，andapoormangotit.Thebookwasn'tveryinteresting，butbetweenitspagestherewassomethingveryinterestingindeed.Itwasathinstripofvellum(羊皮纸)onwhichwaswrittenthesecretofthe“Touchstone”.Thetouchstonewasasmallpebble(鹅卵石)thatcouldturnanycommonmetalintopuregold.Thewritingexplainedthatitwaslyingamongthousandsandthousandsofotherpebblesthatlookedexactlylikeit.Butthesecretwasthis：Therealstonewouldfeelwarm，whileordinarypebblesarecold.Sothemansoldhishouse，boughtatent，campedontheseashore，andbegantestingpebbles.Heknewthatifhepickedupnormalpebblesandthrewthemdownagainbecausetheywerecold，hemightpickupthesamepebbleshundredsoftimes.So，whenhefeltonethatwascold，hethrewitintothesea.Hespentawholedaydoingthisbutnoneofthemwasthetouchstone.Yethewentonandonthisway.Pickupapebble.Cold—throwitintothesea.Pickupanother.Throwitintothesea.Thedaysstretched(延伸)intomonthsandthemonthsintoyears.Oneday，however，aboutmidafternoon，hepickedupapebbleanditwaswarm.Hethrewitintotheseabeforeherealizedwhathehaddone.Hewasusedtothrowingeachpebbleintotheseaassoonashepickeditup.Sowhentheonehewantedcamealong，hestillthrewitaway.Soitiswithopportunity(机会).Unlesswearevigilant，it'seasytofailtorealizeanopportunitywhenitisinhandandit'sjustaseasytothrowitaway.1.Accordingtothepassage，thetouchstoneisastone.A.thatyoucantouchB.thatcanturncommonmetalintopuregoldC.thatcanbringyouthousandsofpebblesD.thatcanbringyougoodluck2.Themanthrewthetouchstoneintotheseabecause.A.itwascoldB.itwasanormalpebbleC.hewastootiredtoholditD.hehadformedahabit3.Howdidthemanprobablyfeelwhenherealizeditwasthetouchstone？A.Excited. B.Moved.C.Interested. D.Regretted.4.Theunderlinedword“vigilant”meansinChinese.A.勇敢的 B.谨慎的C.强大的 D.刻苦的5.Whatdoesthewriterwanttotellus？A.Opportunityknocksbutonce.B.Useitorloseit.C.Wherethereisawill，thereisaway.D.Practicemakesperfect.Passage3Thewatertapwasleaking(漏水)again，andthenoisewasdrivingCassiecrazy.Cassielookedatherwatch.Itwasnearlynineo'clock.Sheclimbedoutofbedandstoodonachairbytheshelf.Hermother'sMr.Fix­ItBookwasonthetopshelf.Cassiesteppeddownquietly.Shereadthebookquicklyuntilshefoundthepageshewaslookingfor，andthenbegantoreadcarefully.Next，Cassieopenedaboxinthekitchenandpickedoutthetoolssheneeded—ahammer(锤子)，anwrench(扳手)，andseveralsmallthings.Itwasnotaneasyjobforhertodotherepair，andshetriedseveraltimes.Finally，thewatertapwasinpieces.Onebyone，shecarefullylaidthemoutonthetable.Thatwayshewouldknowhowtheywentback.Whilethiswasgoingon，hercatwalkedovertowatchwhatshewasdoing.Cassieworkedlateintothenight.Atonepoint，shethoughtshewasdone.Oops！Asmallpiecethatshehadforgottenstilllayonthetable.SlowlyCassietookthewatertapapart(分开)onemoretime.Thistimeshemadesureeverythingwasinplace.Sheturnedthewatertaponandthenoff.One...two...three...Shewaitedafullminute.Therewasnoleak！Cassiesmiledandputthetoolsbackintothebox.Thenshewentbackintobed.Thenextmorning.DadwasinthekitchenwhenCassiegotup.“Noticeanything，Dad？”sheasked.Helookedaroundandlistened.“Hmm，something'smissing...Ican'tfindoutwhatitis...Wait，it'stooquiethere！”“That'sright，”Cassiesaid.“Somethingismissing.Ifixedthewatertap.Itdoesn'tleakanymore.”“That'smygirl，”Dadsaid，“It'sagoodthingyouarereallylikeyourmother.”1.ThenoiseofwasdrivingCassiecrazy.A.theclock B.hercat C.herfather D.thetap2.Mr.Fix­ItBookisprobablyabookonhowto.A.trainpets B.fixthings C.fallasleep D.cookfood3.Cassietookthewatertapapartagainbecause.A.thecathadtakenonepieceawayB.thetapwasstillleakingC.shehadforgottenonepieceD.shehadn'tunderstoodthebook4.Thewatertapwasn'tfixeduntil.A.latethatnight B.nineo'clockC.thenextmorning D.thenextafternoon5.Intheend，fixedthewatertap.A.Cassie'smother B.Cassie'sfatherC.Cassie D.Mr.Fix­It话题2事物介绍Passage4(素材源自WonderfulWORLDBook3)地热能的发现ManyscientistsareinterestedintheheatthatcomesfromdeepintheEarth.Peoplecanusethisundergroundheattomakeatypeofenergycalledgeothermalenergy(地热能).Weneedenergytolightourhomes，tocookandsoon.Wealreadygetcleanenergyfromthesunandthewind.Butscientiststhinkthatgeothermalenergywillgiveevenmorepeoplecleanenergyinthefuture.IntheAmazonofPeru，thereisaveryunusualheatsource(来源).It'scalledtheBoilingRiver.Foryears，peopletoldstoriesaboutariverthatboiled.Theriverkilledanythingthatfellintoit.Ayoungscientist，AndresRuzo，travelledintotheAmazonandfoundtheriver.Itswaterisveryhot.Acupofveryhotcoffeeisabout60℃.Andresfoundthetemperatureofthisrivercanbeupto99℃.That'sreallyhot！Mostanimalsthatfallintotheriverlosetheirliveseasily.It'sverydangerous.Butscientistsstudytherivertobetterunderstandgeothermalenergy.Theydon'tgetenergyfromtheriver.It'sprotected.ScientistsandlocalpeoplealsoworktoprotectotherpartsoftheAmazon.Theydon'twantpeopletocutdowntreesanddestroytherainforest，justtomakemoney.TheAmazonistooimportantforthepeoplewholivethere，andalsoforpeoplewhowanttobetterunderstandourworld.1.Theheatthatcomesfrominterestsmanyscientists.A.deepintheEarth B.thewindC.theAmazonofPeru D.thesun2.ThescientistsstudytheBoilingRiverinorderto.A.savemanyanimalsB.protecttheenvironmentC.understandgeothermalenergybetterD.getenergyfromtheriver3.WhichofthefollowingisTURE？A.Geothermalenergycanneverbeusedascleanenergy.B.TheBoilingRiverisverydangerous.C.ThetemperatureoftheBoilingRivercan'tbeupto60℃.D.ScientistscangetenergyfromtheBoilingRiver.4.Theunderlinedword“destroy”meansinChinese.A.保护 B.破坏 C.炫耀 D.展示5.What'sthebesttitleforthepassage？A.TheBoilingRiverB.GeothermalEnergyC.TheAmazonRainforestD.GeothermalEnergyandtheBoilingRiverPassage5(素材源自READINGEXPLORERBook1)大象乐队InthetownofLampanginnorthernThailand，thereisanunusualgroupofmusicians.TheyplaymanydifferentkindsofmusicfromtraditionalThaisongstomusicbyBeethoven.Bothchildrenandadultslovethisgroup.Whatmakesthemsopopular？Itisbecausethatthey'reelephants.ThesemusicalelephantsarefromtheThaiElephantConservationCenter(TECC)inLampang.TheTECCprotectselephants.Itteachespeopletounderstandandcareforthesehugebutgentleanimals.Andlikemanyzoosaroundtheworld，theTECCencourageselephantstopaint.RichardLairworkswiththeTECC.Heknewthatelephantshearbetterthantheysee.Sohehadanidea：ifelephantsareintelligentandtheyhavegoodhearing，maybetheycanplaymusic.Totesthisidea，LairandhisfriendstartedtheThaiElephantOrchestra.Duringaperformance，theelephantsplaydifferentkindsofinstruments，includingthedrumsandthexylophone(木琴).Theelephantsalsousetheirvoicesandtrunks(鼻子)tomakesounds.Butcanelephantsreallymakemusicproperly？“Yes，”saysLair.“They'reverycreative.Humansmayencouragetheanimalstoplayinstruments，buttheelephantsmaketheirownsongs.”1.ThebandisveryfamousinThailandbecause.A.therearemanyexcellentmusiciansB.itismadeupofelephantsC.itoftenplaysaroundtheworldD.somestarsjoinit2.TheTECCsetsupsuchabandinorderto.A.becomefamousintheworldB.makealotofmoneyC.teachpeopletocareforelephantsD.protectallkindsofanimals3.Theelephantscanusetheirtomakemusic.A.voicesandears B.earsandeyesC.voicesandtrunks D.trunksandears4.Wecaninferthatfromthelastparagraph.A.peopledon'tbelievetheelephantsB.elephantsarehardtoteachC.peoplealwaysloseconfidenceinelephantsD.elephantscancreatesongsbythemselves5.Thepassageismainlyabout.A.introducingabandthatismadeupofelephantsB.introducingakindofsmallbutgentleanimalsC.introducinganorganizationinThailandD.introducinganunusualgroupofmusicians话题3做法建议Passage6Studyingisimportanttostudents.Andagoodplanhelpsyoutomakesureofyoursuccessinstudy.Howtomakeastudyplan？Youcanbeginwithlistingallthesubjectsyouneedtostudy.Next，youshoulddecidehowmuchtimeyoushouldspendondifferentsubjects.Now，itisagoodideatostudyatthesametimeeveryday.Inthisway，youactuallyhaveaplanyoucanremembereasily.Whilearranging(安排)timeforeachsubject，youalsoneedtomakesurethatyoustillhavetimeforfamily，friendsandrest.Thisisbecauseyouwon'tbeabletosucceedinyourstudiesunlessyoubalanceyourpersonallifeandyourstudy.Oncetheplanismade，thenextthingyouneedtodoistofollowit.Oneofthebiggestchallengesinfollowingyourstudyplanisthatyouwillbetempted(诱惑)toavoiditanddosomethingrelaxing，orfuninstead.Luckily，youcanfightthistemptationbytakingbreaks.Butbesurenottotakeextrabreaksortoolongbreaksasitcanaffectyourplan.Soatthestartofyourbreak，setanalarmclock.Also，youneedtouseyourbreakwisely.Toavoidforgettingtofollowyourplan，trytogetintothehabitoflookingatyourcalendareveryday.Sometimesourplansarehardtofollowbecausesomeimportantpeopleinourlivesdistract(使分心)usfromourgoals.Inordertoavoidthis，tellpeoplearoundyouaboutyourplan.Thentheywillknowwhenyouhavesparetime.1.Itisgoodforyoutostudyeveryday.A.atdifferenttime B.atthesametimeC.inthemorning D.intheevening2.Howcanwesucceedinourstudiesaccordingtothepassage？A.Spendmoretimeinstudying.B.Getinterestedinstudying.C.Balanceourownlifeandstudy.D.Makeplansoften.3.Thebiggestchallengeincarryingoutaplanis.A.toavoidit B.tomakeitC.toachieveit D.toforgetit4.Theunderlinedphrase“getinto”meansinChinese.A.观察 B.记住 C.形成 D.获得5.Whatdoesthepassagemainlytellus？A.Weshoulddecidethecontentoflearning.B.Agoodplanplaysanimportantroleinourstudy.C.Weshouldchangeourstudyplan.D.Oncealearningplanismade，itcan'tbechanged.Passage7Doyouhaveahardtimemeetingnewpeople？Doyoufindyourselfnotknowinghowtoturndowntheinvitation？Ifyoudo，youcouldbereallyshy.Shynessstartswhenyoupaymuchattentiontootherpeople'sopinions.Youaretryingtofindouthowyoushouldactandbehaveindifferentsituations.Luckily，youcanusethefollowingsuggestionstolearnhowtosurmountshynessandbecomemoreconfidentinlife.Acceptyourself.Ifyoualwaystrytobehaveasotherslike，youwillbeverytired.Youshouldunderstandthatnoteveryonelikesyouandthatisnormal.Ifyouacceptyourself，thingswillbeeasierforyou.Takegoodcareofyourself.Evenjustsmallthings，forexample，takingashowerorbrushingyourteeth，canmakeabigdifferenceinhowyoufeelaboutyourself.Whenyoudressupwell，youwillbesurprisedhowmuchbetteryoufeelaboutyourself.Practicetalking.Ifyoudon'tstarttalkingtopeople，youwillneverstopbeingshy.Trytobemoreactiveandtalkmoreopenlywithfriends，familyorevenstrangers.Talktopeopleatrestaurants，barsorwhereveryouare.Itwillgiveyouachancetomeetnewpeople.Startsaying“yes”insteadof“no”.Wheneveryousay“no”，youaremissingthechancetomeetnewpeople.Giveyourselfachanceandstartsaying“yes”.Itwillallowyoutobepopularwithpeople.Byusingthesetipseveryday，youcanslowlyovercomeshynessandbecomemoreconfident.1.Therearetipsonovercomingshynessinthepassage.A.three B.four C.five D.six2.Theunderlinedword“surmount”means“”inChinese.A.改善 B.克服 C.提高 D.解散3.WhichofthefollowingisNOTmentionedinthepassage？A.Takingashower. B.Brushingyourteeth.C.Dressingup. D.Cookingbyyourself.4.Tryingtosay“yes”willhelpyou.A.behavewell B.meetsomefriendsC.talkwithstrangers D.becomepopular5.Thepurposeofthepassageis.A.totellusmostofpeoplearealwaysshyB.totellusweshouldpracticespeakingC.totalkaboutsometipsaboutovercomingshynessD.totalkaboutthebestwaytotalkpolitely话题4中外文化Passage8Dragonsarenotrealanimals，butlooklikeacombination(结合体)ofmanyanimalssuchassnakes，fish，anddeer.Theyhavetwohornsandalongmustache(胡子).Withfantasticpower，theyflyintheskyorswiminthesea.Theycanmakerain，too.TheChinesedragonisasymbolofstrengthandgoodluck.TheemperorsofancientChinaloveddragons.Theirclotheswerecoveredwithpicturesofdragons.Weareproudtocallourselvesthe“descendants(传人)ofthedragons”.InChina，“excellent”peopleareoftencalled“dragons”.AnumberofChinesesayingsandidiomstalkaboutdragons，forexample，“Hopingone'schildwillbecomeadragon”，whichmeanshopingone'schildwillbesuccessful.ItissaidthatpeoplebornintheYearoftheDragonhavecertaincharacteristics.Theyarecreative，confident，braveandquick­tempered.Therearesomefamous“dragons”whohavedoneexcellentthings，forexample，thefamousbusinessmanLiJiachengwhowasbornonJuly29thin1928，theexcellentdirectorChenKaigeandthemoviestarZhaoWei.Theyareallsuccessful.TherearealsosometraditionalfestivalsinChina，suchasDragonHead­RaisingDayandDragonBoatFestival.Wehavedifferentkindsofactivitiestocelebratethem.Thesetwofestivalscomeeveryyear，buttheYearoftheDragoncomeseverytwelveyears.ThedragonisveryimportantinChineseculture.Asthe“descendantsofthedragons”，itisnecessaryforustoknowtheviewsondragonsinourculture.Itcanhelpusunderstandwhyourparentsalwayswantustobe“dragons”.1.WhatdoestheChinesedragonsymbolize？A.Acombinationofmanyanimals.B.Chinesesayingsandidioms.C.Traditionalfestivals.D.Strengthandgoodluck.2.Theunderlinedsentence“Hopingone'schildwillbecomeadragon”means“”inChinese.A.龙马精神 B.龙飞凤舞C.望子成龙 D.龙腾虎跃3.WhatcharacteristicsmaythepeoplebornintheYearoftheDragonhave？A.Theymaybecreative，confident，braveandpowerful.B.Theymaybecreative，confident，braveandquick­tempered.C.Theymaybelovely，confident，braveandquick­tempered.D.Theymaybelucky，confident，creativeandsuccessful.4.WhichofthefollowingyearsistheYearoftheDragon？A.2012. B.2016. C.2008. D.2018.5.Accordingtothepassage，whichofthefollowingstatementsisTRUE？A.Dragonsarerealanimals.B.TherearemanyChinesesayingsandidiomsaboutdragons.C.PeoplebornintheYearoftheDragonmustbesuccessful.D.The“descendantsofthedragons”areoftencalled“dragons”.Passage9(素材源自EnglishinMindBook2)日本的成人礼InJapan，youngpeoplecomeofagewhentheyare20.ThiseventiscelebratedinmostareasofJapanwithaspecialceremony(仪式)，calledSeijinnoHiorComingofAge.OnthisimportantdayinJanuary，youngpeoplewhoarefromthesameareaandinthesameschoolyear，gotogethertothelocaltownhall，wheretheceremonyisheld.Thedayoftenstartsearlyforthegirls，becausetheyhavetodressupfortheceremony.TheywearatraditionalJapanesedress(orkimono(和服)).Theseareveryexpensive，somostgirlshavetohireorborrowone.Theysometimesspenduptothreehoursgettingdressedanddoingtheirhairandmake­up.Mostboyswearsuits，butsomewearatraditionalJapanesekimonoformen.Whentheyareready，theyoungpeoplearephotographedwiththeirfamily.Allthegirlsandboysthengotothelocaltownhallorgovernmentoffice，wheremorephotosaretaken.Theylistentolongspeechesandsometimessingsongs.Theyarethengivenaspecialcertificate(证书)orapresentfromthelocalgovernment.Theboysandgirls，nowmenandwomen，thengooutside，wheremanymorephotosaretaken.Finally，theygoouttocelebratetogether.1.TheceremonyofSeijinnoHiisheldinthe.A.specialplace B.schoollibraryC.localtownhall D.postoffice2.Whatdothegirlswearfortheceremony？A.Suits.B.AtraditionalJapanesedress.C.AmodernJapanesedress.D.Schooluniforms.3.Theunderlinedword“hire”meansinChinese.A.制作 B.租借 C.偷拿 D.购买4.Accordingtothepassage，howmanytimesdoyoungpeopletakephotos？A.Once. B.Twice.C.Threetimes. D.Fourtimes.5.Wheredoesthepassageprobablycomefrom？A.Asciencereport. B.Anewspaper.C.Anadvertisement. D.Atravelbook.话题5观点看法Passage10人工智能的利与弊Artificialintelligence(AI)issettobenefitmankindinmanyways.Itwillmakeeverydaytaskseasierandbringefficiencytomanyindustries.Itmightbeoneofman'sgreatestinventions.Andyet，likeanyothertechnology，AIwillalsobringrisks.InFebruary2018，agroupofAIexpertsgottogethertodiscussthepossibledisadvantagesofAI.Whattheyfoundwas“EveryAIdevelopedbythegoodguysisalsohelpfulforthebadguys.”accordingtoQuartz.TheirbiggestworrywasthatthebadguyscoulduseAIforbadthings.OneoftheareastheylookedatwastheuseofAItocreatewebsitesthatcouldbeusedtostealpeople'spersonalinformation.AnotherpossibilityisthatAIprogramscouldbeusedtohacksoftwareandbreakintocomputersecuresystems(电脑安全系统).Therearesomeotherworriesaswell.ItispossiblethatAIcouldbeusedtocreatefakeimagesandvideos.Baidu，infact，hasdevelopedaprogramcalledDeepVoicethatcan“clone(克隆)”anyone'svoicebystudy­inga3.7­secondaudiosample(音频样本).ManyleadingpeoplehaveexpressedworriesaboutAI.PeoplelikeBillGatesandElonMuskhavecalledfortheindustrytobemorestrictlycontrolled，astherearefewlawsrightnowontheuseofAI.However，thisissettochange.InMarch2018，theEuropeanUnionplannedtosetupagroupthatwoulddiscussthemoralandethical(伦理道德的)dangersofAI，whichwouldhelptokeepitsafeformankind.1.mightbeoneofman'sgreatestinventionsaccordingtothepassage.A.Manyindustries B.ArtificialintelligenceC.Baidu D.Clonetechnology2.Theunderlinedword“hack”meansinChinese.A.保护 B.对比 C.入侵 D.学习3.WhatcantheprogramDeepVoicebeusedfor？A.Protectingcomputersecuresystems.B.Stealingpeople'spersonalinformation.C.Controllingalltheindustries.D.Cloningpeople'svoice.4.calledfortheAIindustrytobemorestrictlycontrolled.A.BillGatesandElonMuskB.TheEuropeanUnionC.AgroupofAIexpertsD.Allofthemankind5.Thewriteristryingto.A.helppeopleknowthebenefitsofAIB.tellpeoplehowtouseAIC.showpeople'sworriesaboutAID.lookforwardtothefutureofAIPassage11(素材源自21stCENTURYREADINGBook1)穿着的重要性Decidingwhattowearisachallengeforsomepeople.Weoftenworryaboutwhatotherswillthinkofusbecauseofourclothes.Butresearchersarebeginningtothinkthatourclothinghasapowerfuleffectonhowweseeourselves.ScientistsAdamGalinskyandHajoAdamsreportthatthereissciencebehindourstyle.Intheresearch，GalinskyandAdamshadsomeparticipantswhoworewhitecoatssimilartotheonesscientistsordoctorswear.Otherparticipantsworetheirnormalclothes.Theytookatestthatsurveyedtheirabilitytopayattention.Intheexperiment，participantssawcardswithdifferentwordsonthem.Theyhadtosaythecolorofthewordtheysaw，nottheworditself.Thepeoplewearingthewhitecoatssaidthecorrectcolorofthewordmoreoften.Theythinkthatthewhitecoatsmadetheparticipantsfeelmoreconfidentandcareful.Theresearchersalsobelievethatotherkindsofclothescaninfluencethebehaviorofthepeoplewearingthem.Fashionblogger(博主)JessicaQuirkbelievesthatourclothesgreatlyaffecthowwefeelaboutourselves.Onherblogcalled“WhatIWore”，Quirkpostsaphotoofwhatshe'swearingeveryday.Shesaysthatpeopleshouldpaymoreattentiontowhattheywear.Forexample，weshouldchoosealookthatmakesusfeelmorecreativeandhappier.Onewaytodothisatworkisto“dressupfortheexcitingjobwewant”.Anotheristowearspecialclothesthatmeansomethingtous.Forexample，Quirkwearsonepairofshoestoallherimportantmeetings.Theyareher“lucky”shoes.AsQuirkpointsout—andasresearchershavediscovered—ourclothesarelikeour“secondskin”.Theclotheswewearcanaffectourbehavior.Theycanalsotelltheworldsomethingaboutus，withoutushavingtosayaword.1.Researchersbegintobelievethatourclothinghasagreateffecton.A.howothersseeusB.howweseeourselvesC.howwebehaveD.howothersbehave2.Theunderlinedword“participants”meansinChinese.A.参与者 B.调研者 C.科研者 D.学者3.Ifyourfriendlikeswearingwhiteclothes，hemaybemore.A.handsomeandtidy B.confidentandcarefulC.powerfulandrich D.hard­workingandstrict4.Quirkwearsher“lucky”shoeswhen.A.shemeetshergoodfriendsB.shehasherbirthdaypartyC.sheattendsimportantmeetingsD.shegoesshopping5.Whatdoesthepassagemainlytellus？A.Wearingrightclothesisofgreatimportance.B.Knowinghowtomakeclothesisnecessary.C.We'dbetterwearwhiteclothesoften.D.Weshouldn'tbuynewclothesoften.话题6健康生活Passage12(素材源自KeynoteBook1)用香皂洗手EachOctober15，over200millionpeoplearoundtheworldtakepartinGlobalHandwashingDay.Researchshowsthatnotenoughpeoplewashtheirhandswithsoap.Expertsbelievethatthisleadstothedeathsofmillionsofpeopleeveryyear.MyriamSidibesaysthatsoapis“themostbeautifulinventioninpublichealth”.Heknowsthatwashinghandswithsoapcanhaveabiginfluenceonreducingflu(流感)andotherdiseases.Itcanalsopreventbabiesfromgettingsickandkeepchildrenhealthy.However，washinghandswithsoapdoesn'tspreadasfastasyoumightthink.Thismayhappeninpoorercountries，butit'salsobecauseformanypeople，handwashingwithsoapissimplynotpartoftheireverydayroutine.It'snoteasytogetpeopletochangethehabitstheyhavehadsinceearlychildhood—butthisiswhatGlobalHandwashingDaytriestodo.In2008，thefirstGlobalHandwashingDaybegan.Everyyearsincethen，thecampaign(运动)hasheldmanydifferenteventsaroundtheworld.In2014，GlobalHandwashingDaywasusedinthefightagainstEbola(埃博拉病毒).Today，localandnationalleaderscontinuetousethedaytospreadthemessageaboutthevalueofcleanhands.Thehopeisthathandwashingcanbecomeanecessarypartofpeople'slivesandmakeabigdifferencetothehealthofmillionsofpeoplearoundtheworld.1.WhatdoesMyriamSidibethinkofsoap？A.Small. B.Useful. C.Strange. D.Awful.2.Theunderlinedword“routine”meansinChinese.A.工作 B.项目 C.惯例 D.讨论3.TheGlobalHandwashingDaytriesto.A.makehandwashingwithsoapadailyjobforpeopleB.makepeoplebuyasmanypiecesofsoapastheycanforpoorpeopleC.helpfightagainstthediseaseswithsoapD.createcheapsoapforpeoplearoundtheworld4.WhendidthefirstGlobalHandwashingDaybegin？A.In2000. B.In2008.C.I