阅读力测评（六）-2025-2026学年译林版高中英语选修第一册

阅读力测评（六）

一、阅读理解（共15小题;每小题2.5分，满分37.5分）

A（2025•湖南省名校联考）

Doyouhaveateenagerwholovestothrowparties?Wouldheorsheliketolearntheinsandoulsofplanning

agreatparty?Withthiscurriculum,yourteenwilllearnwhatittakestoplanagreatpartyfrombeginningtoend!

$9foralimitedtime!Clickhere!

Whatwecover

Otherpartyplanningbooksgive4tready-to-gopartyplans''createdbytheauthoralongwithashortlistof

randomtips.Thisbookteachesteenshowtoplantheirownparty...nomatterthetheme,sizeoroccasion.They

willlearnrealpartyplanningskillsthatwillcarrythemthroughlife!

Partypurpose

Whatisthecelebration?Isittocelebrateasportsseason,aholidayorjustachancetogetfriendstogether?

Selectingatheme

We'llbrainstormhowtopickathemeanddescribethefeelinghe/shewantsattheparty.

Followingabudget

Wedon'twanttospendmorethanwehave.We511lookathowtocreateabudgetandtrackspending,and

discussneedsvs.wants.

Activitiesandentertainmeni

We,llgetuicalivcforgamesandaclivilicsandshareoptionsfoicntcilaiiiiiiciil.

Planningforproblems

Nopartyisperfect.We'llsharewhattodowhenthingsgowrong.

Commonlyaskedquestions

•CanIbuythisbookinprint?

Notcurrently.TheproductissoldasaPDFbutweencourageyoutoprintthebookyourself.Youcanputitin

a3-ringbinder（，舌ill夹）ortaketheprintedcopytoOfficeMaxtobindinaspiralnotebookforlessthan$5.

•WhatarcthediscountcodessoIcanbuymultiplecopies?

Twocopies:Save30%withthecodeSAVEON2.

Threeormorecopies:Save40%withthecodeSAVEON3+.

（）1.Whatcanbelearntfromthebook?

A.Partyplanningskillsareusefulbeyondhostingevents.

B.Teensshouldholdperfectpartiesatanycost.

C.Teensneedn'tprepareforunexpectedsituations.

D.Partiesalwaysfollowthesamepattern.

（）2.Howmuchshouldonepayfor4copiesusingthediscountcodes?

A.$36.00.B.$21.60.

C.$26.60.D.$25.20.

（）3.Whatisthepurposeofthismaterial?

A.Tointroduceapracticalbooktoreenagers.

B.Toexplainbenefitsoflearningpartyplanningskills.

C.Toreviewabookaboutpartyplanningskills.

D.Toencourageparentstobuyabookforteens.

B（2025•江苏省南京市五校联盟期中联考）

Wereyoutorunamarathon,youmightthinkyou'dfallintoanightmare.Withmouthskeptshut,runners

covermilesbreathingjustthroughtheirnoses——sometimesholdingtheirbreathforquiteawhile.

Beyondadoptinganewtechnique,marathonrunnerscanexpecttoseeanimprovementbyreviewingthe

breathingbasics.Shallowbreathing,over-breathingandmouthbreathingcouldrestrictthemovementofthe

ribcage(胸腔)andcreateabuild-upoftensionintheupperbodyandtightnessinthechest.Andwhilethismay

notbotheryouwhenyou'resittingatyourdesk,it'sadifferentstorywhenyoubeginaworkout.Thebiggest

mistakethatProfessorDickinsonseeshappenswhenathleteswanttomaintain-orpickup-speed."When

you'reworkingharder,youdon'ttellyourhearttobeatfaster.Itjustknowsthatitneedsto,”hesays,addingthat

thesameis(rueofyourbreathing.Heexplainsthatyourbodyisbuiltwithcellscalledchemoreceptors,which

signalyourbraintoincreaseyourbreathingrate.

Sohowshouldyoubebreathingduringanintenseworkout?ProfessorD沁kinsonrecommendsathletes

masterthebasicbreathingpatternbeforemovingontorespiratorymuscletraining.

“Somepeopleacceptthatthebreathlessnesstheyexperiencewhenexercisingisjusttheirnormandthat

they'vereachedthelimittheycanpushthemselvestointheirworkouts,saysProfessorDickinson.But

committingtothesetechniques,heexplains,couldimpactyourperformance.However,thosewhohavehigh

bloodpressureshouldcheckwiththeirdoctorsbeforegettingtoworkontheirbreath.44insomecases,itcouldbe

thatyou'reonlybreathingat80percentofyourcapacity,soincreasingthatpercentagebypracticingbreathing

exercisescanhaveahugeimpactonyourfitnessperformance,ProfessorDickinsonadds.Theresultsmightjust

bebreathtaking.

()4.Whydocstheauthorcompareamarathontoanightmare?

A.Becausetheyarebothlongindistance.

B.Becausetheyarebothtime-consuming.

C.Becausepeopleinbothsituationsneedanewtechnique.

D.Becausepeopleinbothsituationsbreatheinsimilarways.

()5.AccordingtoProfessorDickinson,whatwillhappenwhenyou'reworkingoutharder?

A.Iwillmakethebiggestmistake.

B.Iwilladjustmyheartbeatintentionally.

C.Cellswillsignalmybraintoincreasemybreathingrate.

D.Theheartwillknowitneedstov/ork.

()6.Whatshouldhighbloodpressurepatientsdobeforeworkingontheirbreath?

A.Consulttheirdoctors.

B.Makeaworkoutplan.

C.Tracktheirperformances.

D.Checktheirbloodpressuremonitors.

()7.Whois(hepassageintendedfor?

A.Peoplewithhighbloodpressure.

B.Marathonenthusiasts.

C.Officeladies.

D.Healthconsultants.

C(2025•山东省河泽市期末统考)

Readingbooksisoneofthebestthingsyoucando.Readingallowsyoutolearnnewthings,useyour

imagination,andcalmdownbeforebed.Butifyouareareader,youmaynothaveenoughroomtostoreallthe

booksyouread.Andthecostofbuyingbookskeepsrising.Nowanewbuy-backprogramintheUKcouldbethe

perfectsolution.

Booklooprecentlystartedabuy-backprojectwherereaderscantradebookstheyhavealreadyreadfor

creditsormorer)re-ownedbooks.TheprojectispartofB,anonlineplatformforindependent

booksellers.Bookloopisbeingruninpartnershipwiththebuy-backbookplatformZeerclcthatoperatesinthe

UK,France,Germany.Austria,andSweden.Over10.000booksareprocessedeveryday.

Customerscanscananduploadtheirbookstoavaluationsystemandthendropthebooksoffatacollection

siteorthebookscanbepickedupfromhome.Thelowestpriceofthebookssoldis£5.Sitecreditsaregiven

thatcanbeusedforpurchasingotherbooks.ThereturnedbooksaresoldbyZeerclethroughtheonline

marketplace.

uWearegladtoseeBsetupthissystem,whichisagreatwayofrepurposingbooks,andhelping

supportbookshopsandnewbookpurchases,MsaidCharlieRichards,anindependentbookseller.

ThebusinessmodelofBisbasedonindependentbooksellerssettingupbookstoresonits

website.Theseshopsreceivethefullprofitfromsellingthepre-ownedbooks.Infact,only2%ofthebooksthat

weresoldarenotpurchased,andmostoftheseunsoldbooksaredonatedtocharities.

“Gettingpre-ownedbookstonewreaderswhilebenefitingbothbookshopsandauthorsfeelsextremely

positive,saidAmberHarrisonoftheFOLDEstoreinDorset.t4Itisareallygreatwayofgettingbooksintothe

handsofmorepeople,withoutcostbeingabarrier.”

()8.Whatisthefirstparagraphintendedtostress?

A.Thebenefitsofreadingbooks.

B.Thedifficultyinbuyingbooks.

C.Theneedforthebuy-backprogram.

D.Thegoodsolutionstostoringbooks.

()9.WhatismentionedabouttheBookloopsystem?

A.ItisinspiredbyZeercle.

B.Itisdevelopingverywell.

C.Itencouragespeopletoreadmorebooks.

D.ItchanJgesthebusinessmodelofbookstores.

()10.Whatdoestheunderlinedword"pre-owned”inParagraph2mean?

A.Used.B.Rare.C.Valuable.D.Expensive.

()11.WhatmayCharlieRichardsandAmberHarrisonagreewith?

A.Bookloopmakesreadingapleasure.

B.Theprogramisgoodforbookrecycling.

C.Pre-ownedbooksarepopularwithreaders.

D.Onlineplatformschangethewaypeopleread.

D(2024•河南省鹤壁市期末统考改编)

PartofthereasonwhyAmericanshoppersarcsoattractedtowholesaleshoppingistheirbeliefthatitnot

onlypreventswastebutcansavetimeandmoney,providingmorevalueforthedollar.However,recentresearch

suggeststhattheoppositemaybetine.

VictoriaLigon,anexpertonconsumersciences,studiedthefoodpurchasinghabitsofconsumersandfound

thatpeopletendedtobuytoomuchfoodandwastemoreofitthan:heyrealized.<lTheproblemisthatpeopleare

notshoppingfrequentlyenough,MLigonsaid."Peopleareverypricesensitiveatthegrocerystore,buttendtofail

tonoticethecostofunusedandwastedfoodathome.^^

Acommonpracticeistovisitdifferentstoresfordifferentitemsonagrocerylist."Butpeopletendto

overbuyateachoftheplaces,“Ligonsaid."Peoplearenotplanningfbrthenextday,butplanningforthenext

weekortwo.”

“Intheory,planningaweekormoreinadvancesoundsideal.Butgiventherealityofmanypeople'slives,

thisischallengingtodowellJLigonsaid."Allofourfoodpromolionsaredesignedtogetpeopletobuymore.

Webelieveit'scheaperifwebuymorenow,butwerarelytakeintoaccounthowmuchwethrowoutintheend.”

Ligonnotedshiftsinthegroceryindustrythatappearprorrisingtohelpcustomersreducefoodwaste.

Examplesincludecost-effectivedeliveryservicessuchasAmazonFreshandGoogleExpress,whichallow

consumerstopurchasefooditemswhentheywanttoconsumethem,thusreducingtheirneedtofrequentsomany

differentstores.However,thestudyresultedinanothertroublingfinding:Themajorityofpeopleinvolvedinthe

studyhadnoideathattheywerebuyingtoomuchandwastingsomuch.

“Whenyoureadadviceaboutreducingwaste,itusuallycentersonwhatpeopledoafter(hefoodis

purchased,,,Ligonsaid.<lButmoreimportantly,shoponamorefrequentbasis,sothatyouareonlybuyingwhat

youaregoingtoconsumeintheshortterm.”

()12.Whatdopeopleoftenignorewhenbuyingfoodinlargequantities?

A.Howgoodthefoodis.

B.Howmuchfoodwillbewasted.

C.Howmuchthefoodcosts.

D.Howoftentheyshouldshop.

()13.Whatistheauthor'sattitudetowardsmealplanningfbrthenexttwoweeks?

A.Itisworthtrying.B.Itisnotpractical.

C.Ittakesgreateffort.D.Itisnotgoodforhealth.

()14.WhatistheadvantageofAmazonFreshandGoogleExpress?

A.Foodpricesarelowered.

B.Foodwastecanbereduced.

C.Foodconsumptionisreduced.

D.Foodpurchasingiscost-effective.

()15.Whatcanbethebesttitleforthepassage?

A.Shopmore,buyless

B.Shopwisely,eatwisely

C.Consumemore,wasteless

D.Themoreyoushop,themoreyouwaste

二、语法填空(共10小题海小题1.5分，满分15分)

(2025•南京巾中华中学期初考试)AttheParis2024Olympics,theChinesesportsdelegationachieved40

goldmedals,27silvermedals,and24bronzemedals,creatingthebestperformanceinoverseas

1.(involve).

Breakthroughsinbasicmajoreventsandpotentially2.(advantage)eventsbecameamajor

highlightofthisOlympics.Themen's100-meterfreestyleathletesetanewworldrecord,3.enabledthe

Chinesenationalanthemtobeplayedbesidetheswimmingpool.Events4.synchronizedswimming,

rhythmicgymnastics,andwomen'sboxingallachievedexcellentresults.ThefreestyleBMXathleteevenwonthe

firstOlympicgoldmedal.

Manyyoung“post-OOs”athletesbecametheprotagonistsonthefield.Withthevitalityoftheyouthand

5.(fear)courage,theyshowedtheworldthestyleofanewgenerationofChineseathletes.Theydaredto

fightandcompeteinthefaceofpressure,brokethrough6.(they)inthefaceofchallenges,andleft

unforgettablemomentsonthefieldwithconfidentandcalmposturesandfirmbeliefs.

Itisworth7.(note)thatwhilepursuingexcellentresults,theathletesoftheChinesesports

delegationalways8.(stick)togoodsportsmanshipandagoodmoralstyle.Theyrespectedtheir

opponentsandrefereesandinterpretedtheconnotationoftheOlympicspiritwithpracticalactions.

TheoutstandingperformanceoftheChinesesportsdelegationaltheParisOlympicsnotonlywongloryfor

themotherland9.inspiredmoreChinesepeople10.(devote)themselvestosports.Their

strugglesandeffortswillbecomeabrilliantbeaconontheroadofChinesesportsdevelopment.

参考答案

阅读力测评（六）

一、阅读理解（共15小题;每小题2.5分，满分37.5分）

A（2025•湖南省名校联考）

Doyouhaveateenagerwholovestothrowparties?Wouldheorsheliketolearntheinsandoutsofplanning

agreatparty?Withthiscurriculum,yourteenwilllearnwhatittakestoplanagreatpartyfrombeginningtoend!

$9foralimitedtime!Clickhere!

Whatwecover

Otherpartyplanningbooksgiveurcady-to-gopartyplans“createdbytheauthoralongwithashortlistof

randomtips.Thisbookteachesteenshowtoplantheirownparty...nomatterthetheme,sizeoroccasion.They

willlearnrealpartyplanningskillsthatwillcarrythemthroughlife!

Partypurpose

Whatisthecelebration?Isittocelebrateasportsseason,aholidayorjustachancetogetfriendstogether?

Selectingatheme

We'llbrainstormhowtopickathemeanddescribethefeelinghe/shewantsattheparty.

Followingabudget

Wcdon'twanttospendmorethanwchave.WcUllookathowtocreateabudgetandtrackspending,and

discussneedsvs.wants.

Activitiesandentertainment

We'llgetcreativefbrgamesandactivitiesandshareoptionsfbrentertainment.

Planningforproblems

Nopartyisperfect.We'llsharewhattodowhenthingsgowrong.

Commonlyaskedquestions

•CanIbuy（hisbookinprim?

Notcurrently.TheproductissoldasaPDFbutweencourageyoutoprintthebookyourself.Youcanputitin

a3-ringbinder（活页夹）ortakeiheprimedcopyioOfficeMaxiobindinaspiralnotebookfbrlessthan$5.

•WhatarethediscountcodessoIcanbuymultiplecopies?

Twocopies:Save30%withthecodeSAVEON2.

Threeormorecopies:Save40%withthecodeSAVEON3+.

（A）1.Whatcanbelearntfromthebook?

A.Partyplanningskillsareusefulbeyondhostingevents.

B.Teensshouldholdperfectpartiesatanycost.

C.Teensneedn'tpreparefbrunexpectedsituations.

D.Partiesalwaysfollowthesamepattern.

（B）2.Howmuchshouldonepayfor4copiesusingthediscounicodes?

A.$36.00.B.S21.60.

C.$26.60.D.$25.20.

（D）3.Whatisthepurposeofthismaterial?

A.Tointroduceapracticalbooktoteenagers.

B.Toexplainbenefitsoflearningpartyplanningskills.

C.Toreviewabookaboutpartyplanningskills.

D.Toencourageparentstobuyabookforteens.

B(2025•江苏省南京市五校联盟期中联考)

Wereyoutorunamarathon,youmightthinkyou'dfallintoanightmare.Withmouthskeptshut,runners

covermilesbreathingjustthroughtheirnoses—sometimesholdingtheirbreathforquiteawhile.

Beyondadoptinganewtechnique,maralhonrunnerscanexpecttoseeanimprovementbyreviewing(he

breathingbasics.Shallowbreathing,over-breathingandmouthbreathingcouldrestrictthemovementofthe

ribcage(胸腔)andcreateabuild-upoftensionintheupperbodyandtightnessin(hechest.Andwhilethismay

notbotheryouwhenyou'resittingatyourdesk,it'sadifferentstorywhenyoubeginaworkout.Thebiggest

mistakethatProfessorDickinsonseeshappenswhenathleteswanttomaintain—orpickup-speed."When

you'reworkingharder,youdon'ttellyourhearttobeatfaster.Itjustknowsthatitneedsto/'hesays,addingthat

thesameistrueofyourbreathing.Heexplainsthatyourbodyisbuiltwithcellscalledchemoreceptors,which

signalyourbraintoincreaseyourbreathingrate.

Sohowshouldyoubebreathingduringanintenseworkout?ProfessorDickinsonrecommendsathletes

masterthebasicbreathingpatternbeforemovingontorespiratorymuscletraining.

“Somepeopleacceptthatthebreathlessnesstheyexperiencewhenexercisingisjusttheirnormandthat

they'vereachedthelimittheycanpushthemselvestointheirworkouts,“saysProfessorDickinson.But

committingtothesetechniques,heexplains,couldimpactyourperformance.However,thosewhohavehigh

bloodpressureshouldcheckwiththeirdoctorsbeforegettingtoworkontheirbreath.4Mnsomecases,itcouldbe

thatyou'reonlybreathingat80percentofyourcapacity,soincreasingthatpercentagebypracticingbreathing

exercisescanhaveahugeimpactonyourfitnessperformance,ProfessorDickinsonadds.Theresultsmightjust

bebreathtaking.

(D)4.Whydoestheauthorcompareamarathontoanightmare?

A.Becausetheyarebothlongindistance.

B.Becausetheyarebothtime-consuming.

C.Becausepeopleinbothsituationsneedanewtechnique.

D.Becausepeopleinbothsituationsbreatheinsimilarways.

(C)5.AccordingtoProfessorDickinson,whatwillhappenwhenyou'reworkingoutharder?

A.Iwillmakethebiggestmistake.

B.Iwilladjustmyheartbeatintentionally.

C.Cellswillsignalmybraintoincreasemybreathingrate.

D.Theheartwillknowitneedstowork.

(A)6.Whatshouldhighbloodpressurepatientsdobeforeworkingontheirbreath?

A.Consulttheirdoctors.

B.Makeaworkoutplan.

C.Track(heirperformances.

D.Checktheirbloodpressuremonitors.

(B)7.Whois(hepassageintendedfor?

A.Peoplewithhighbloodpressure.

B.Marathonenthusiasts.

C.Officeladies.

D.Healthconsultants.

C(2025•山东省河泽市期末统考)

Readingbooksisoneofthebestthingsyoucando.Readingallowsyoutolearnnewthings,useyour

imagination,andcalmdownbeforebed.Butifyouareareader,youmaynothaveenoughroomtostoreallthe

booksyouread.Andthecostofbuyingbookskeepsrising.Nowanewbuy-backprogramintheUKcouldbethe

perfectsolution.

Booklooprecentlystartedabuy-backprojectwherereaderscantradebookstheyhavealreadyreadfbr

creditsormorepre-ownedbooks.TheprojectispartofB,anonlineplatformforindependent

booksellers.Bookloopisbeingruninpartnershipwiththebuy-backbookplatformZccrclcthatoperatesinthe

UK,France.Germany.Austria,andSweden.Over10,000booksareprocessedeveryday.

Customerscanscananduploadtheirbookstoavaluationsystemandthendropthebooksoffatacollection

siteor(hebookscanbepickedupfromhome.Thelowestpriceofthebookssoldis£5.Sitecreditsaregiven

thatcanbeusedforpurchasingotherbooks.ThereturnedbooksaresoldbyZeerclethroughtheonline

marketplace.

“WearegladtoseeBsetupthissystem,whichisagreatwayofrepurposingbooks,andhelping

supportbookshopsandnewbookpurchases,MsaidCharlieRichards,anindependentbookseller.

ThebusinessmodelofBisbasedonindependentbooksellerssettingupbookstoresonits

website.Theseshopsreceivethefullprofitfromsellingthepre-ownedbooks.Infact,only2%ofthebooksthat

weresoldarenotpurchased,andmostoftheseunsoldbooksaredonatedtocharities.

"Gettingpre-ownedbookstonewreaderswhilebenefitingbothbookshopsandauthorsfeelsextremely

positive,nsaidAmberHarrisonofiheFOLDEstoreinDorset.4tItisareallygreatwayofgettingbooksintothe

handsofmorepeople,withoutcostbeingabarrier.^^

(C)8.Whatisthefirstparagraphintendedtostress?

A.Thebenefitsofreadingbooks.

B.Thedifficultyinbuyingbooks.

C.Theneedforthebuy-backprogram.

D.Thegoodsolutionstostoringbooks.

(B)9.WhatismentionedabouttheBookloopsystem?

A.ItisinspiredbyZeercle.

B.Itisdevelopingverywell.

C.Itencouragespeopletoreadmorebooks.

D.Itchangesthebusinessmodelofbookstores.

(A)10.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“pre-owned"inParagraph2mean?

A.Used.B.Rare.C.Valuable.D.Expensive.

(B)11.WhatmayCharlieRichardsandAmberHarrisonagreewith?

A.Bookloopmakesreadingapleasure.

B.Theprogramisgoodforbookrecycling.

C.Pre-ownedbooksarepopularwithreaders.

D.Onlineplatformschangethewaypeopleread.

D(2024•河南省鹤壁市期末统考改编)

PartofthereasonwhyAmericanshoppersarcsoattractedtowholesaleshoppingistheirbeliefthatitnot

onlypreventswastebutcansavetimeandmoney,providingmorevaluefbrthedollar.However,recentresearch

suggeststhattheoppositemaybetrue.

VictoriaLigon,anexpertonconsumersciences,studiedthefoodpurchasinghabitsofconsumersandfound

thatpeopletendedtobuytoomuchfoodandwastemoreofitthan:heyrealized.**Theproblemisthatpeopleare

notshoppingfrequentlyenough,Ligonsaid."Peoplearcverypricesensitiveatthegrocerystore,buttendtofail

tonoticethecostofunusedandwastedfoodathome.^^

Acommonpracticeistovisitdifferentstoresfbrdifferentitemsonagrocerylist."Butpeopletendto

overbuyateachoftheplaces,“Ligonsaid."Peoplearenotplanningforthenextday,butplanningfbrthenext

weekortwo.”

“Intheory,planningaweekormoreinadvancesoundsideal.Butgiventherealityofmanypeople'slives,

thisischallengingtodowell,“Ligonsaid."AHofourfoodpromoiionsaredesignedtogetpeopletobuymore.

Webelieveit'scheaperifwebuymorenow,butwerarelytakeintoaccounthowmuchwethrowoutintheend.^^

Ligonnotedshiftsinthegroceryindustrythatappearpromisingtohelpcustomersreducefoodwaste.

Examplesincludecost-effectivedeliveryservicessuchasAmazonFreshandGoogleExpress,whichallow

consumerstopurchasefooditemswhentheywanttoconsumethem,thusreducingtheirneedtofrequentsomany

diflerentstores.However,thestudyresultedinanothertroublingfinding:Themajorityofpeopleinvolvedin(he

studyhadnoideathattheywerebuyingtoomuchandwastingsomuch.

“Whenyoureadadviceaboutreducingwaste,itusuallycentersonwhatpeopledoafterthefoodis

purchased,"Ligonsaid."Butmoreimportantly,shoponamorefrequentbasis,sothatyouareonlybuyingwhat

youarcgoingtoconsumeintheshortterm.”

(B)12.Whatdopeopleoftenignorewhenbuyin