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5/5主题21物质与非物质文化遗产Ⅰ.阅读理解A(2026·甘肃模拟)Yes,There’saMuseumforThat!Nowadaysyoucanfindamuseumforabsolutelyeverythingandeveryone,fromtheInternationalBananaMuseumtotheNationalMustardMuseum.Herearesomeofthemostfascinatingmuseums.InternationalTennisHallofFame(ITHOF)inNewport,RhodeIslandwasbuiltonthesiteofthefirstUnitedStatesNationalLawnTennisChampionshipsin1881.AhighlightisaKingsCourtfor“courttennis”,whichisn’tsomuchatenniscourtbutanoff-kilterrectangularroomwithsurprisingslopesandangles.TensuchcourtsinNorthAmericacostapproximately3milliontomake,butvisitorstothemuseumcanrentitandplay.NationalComedyCenter(NCC)inJamestown,NewYorkislocatedinthehometownofLucilleBall.ItfeaturesexhibitslikeJoanRivers’sjokecatalog.Visitorscreatetheir“senseofhumorprofile”,whichisusedtocustomizetheircomedyexperiencethroughadevicecalledaLaughBand,beforetheygothroughtheturnstiles.SpamMuseum(SM)inAustin,Minnesotaisdedicatedsolelytotheprecookedmeatbrand,Spam.Thisfree14,000-square-footmuseumtellsthehistoryoftheHormelcompany,theoriginatorofSpam,anditsmarkontheworld.HighlightsincludeMontyPython’sfamous“Spam”sketchandfree“spamples”givenoutbyvolunteerguides,whoareknownastheSpambassadors.MuseumofMotherhood(MOM)inSt.Petersburg,Floridaisthefirstofitskind—amuseumandeducationalcentercoveringtheart,scienceandhistoryofmothers.Itprovidesinteractiveexperiencesliketryingonpregnancyveststohelpvisitorsunderstandtheexperienceofmotherhood.1.Whichmuseumoffersfreeadmission?()A.SpamMuseum. B.MuseumofMotherhood.C.NationalComedyCenter. D.InternationalTennisHallofFame.2.HowdoesNCCprovidepersonalizedexperience?()A.Throughaturnstile. B.Throughanexhibit.C.ThroughaLaughBand. D.Throughacomedyshow.3.Whatdothefourmuseumshaveincommon?()A.Theysellexpensivetickets. B.TheyareintheUnitedStates.C.Theycanberentedbyvisitors. D.Theyprovidethesameactivities.BNestledalongtheshoresofLakeMergozzoinnorthernItalystandsa1960sarchitecturalrelicrebornasasanctuaryofretrocharm.Thehouse,constructedin1963duringItaly’spostwardesignrenaissance,hadlanguishedforyearsuntilHilaryBelleWalker—aSanFrancisco-bornvintagefashionentrepreneur—stumbleduponitslistingonaMilanreal-estateportalin2018.ThoughHilaryresidedinMilan,herfascinationwiththelakeregion’sunspoiledbeautycompelledhertopurchasethepropertysightunseen,relyingsolelyonphotographsandtrustedassociates’assessments.Restorationposeduniquechallenges.Whilepreservingoriginalelementslikepistachio-greenterrazzo(水磨石)floorsandmid-centurywoodpaneling(镶板),Hilarystrategicallysourcedperiod-accuratedécor.ShecombedEuropeanfleamarketsfordiscontinuedSwedishfloralwallpaperfrom1965andsalvagedunusedavocado-tonedbathroomfixturesfromashutteredTurinwarehouse.ThelivingareajuxtaposestworareMissoniwoolrugs—oneunearthedataFrenchestatesale,theotherfromaBergamoantiquedealer—theirgeometricpatternsechoingthehome’srecurringplum-and-moss-greenpalette.Adaringmaroonceilinginstallationmodernizestheretroaestheticwithoutovershadowingvintagefoundations.Thelakesidesettingdictateddesignchoices.Aslidingglasswall—anengineeringfeatforitstime—openstoabalconyretainingoriginalhexagonalcementtiles,framingpanoramiclakevistas.Outdoors,atwo-tonnesandstonetablehauledfromadisusedAlpinequarrynowanchorsalfresco(户外的)gatheringsunderacentury-oldoak.HiddenacrosstheadjacentgravelroadliesHilary’scoupdegrâce:asecludedpebblebeachaccessibleviaacamouflagedpath,wheredawnswimsoccurinnear-totalsolitude.Lifestylecontrastswithurbanmodernitydefinethehome’sethos.WhileHilary’sMilanapartmentbuzzeswithdigitalconveniences,herea1963Garrardturntablespinsjazzvinyls,andaboxyPhilipsDVDplayerreplacesstreamingservices.ProvisionscomeexclusivelyfromMergozzo’sfamily-runbottega(作坊),adheringtoHilary’sphilosophyof“slowconsumption”.Thisintentionaldisconnectextendstotheregion’sculturalhybridity:Swiss-Germanicinfluencespermeatelocaldialectsandcustoms,alegacyofcross-bordertraditions.Criticsmightquestionthepracticalityofsuchmeticulousrestoration,particularlythedecisiontoretainoriginalsingle-panewindowsdespitetheirthermalinefficiency.ForHilary,however,authenticitytrumpsmodernity.“Theflawsareheirlooms,”sheinsists,notinghowwinterfrostpatternsontheglassrecaptureherchildhoodmemoriesofLakeTahoe.Eventhemasterbedroom’screakyparquetflooring—atrippinghazardbycontemporarystandards—remainsuntouched,itsimperfectionsdeemednarrativeartifacts.4.WhatwasHilary’skeyprincipleinselectingmaterialsduringrestoration?()A.Prioritizingmodernconvenience. B.Balancingaestheticswithfunctionality.C.Sourcingmaterialsmatchingthehistoricalcontext. D.Strictlyusingoriginal1960scomponents.5.WhatcanbeinferredaboutHilary’sattitudetowardmoderntechnologyinthelakehouse?()A.Shedeliberatelyavoidsittopreservehistoricalauthenticity. B.Sheembracesitcautiouslytobalanceaestheticsandfunction.C.Sheprioritizesaffordabilityovertechnologicaladvancements. D.Sheincorporatesitminimallyduetolimitedlocalresources.6.Whatistheprimarypurposeoftheparagraph3?()A.TocontrastarchitecturalstylesbetweenMilanandLakeMergozzo. B.Toexplainhownaturalsurroundingsguideddesigndecisions.C.Tocriticizetheimpracticalityofpreservingoutdatedmaterials. D.Toemphasizethefinancialchallengesoftherestorationprocess.7.Whichstatementbestcapturesthecentralthemeofthepassage?()A.Architecturalpreservationrequiressacrificingmoderncomforts. B.PostwarItalianarchitectureholdsunmatchedhistoricalsignificance.C.Culturalidentitycanbewovenintodesignthroughintentionalcuration. D.Lakesidepropertiesdemandconstantmodernizationforfunctionality.CArchitectshavelongturnedtothepastforinspiration.Inthisageofconcreteandsteel,however,they’remorelikelytolookforaesthetic(美学的)influencethantechnicalknow-how.ButanancientChineseconstructiontechniquecalleddougongisaremarkableexception.Consistingofaseriesofwoodenbrackets(支架)withnonailsorfasteners,it’sover2,500yearsoldandcommonlyfoundinChinesearchitecture,suchasBeijing’sForbiddenCity.ManystructuresbuiltduringtheTangandSongdynastiesfeatured“curtainwalls”whichwerenon-load-bearing.Asaresult,theunsupportedwoodshoulderingtheweightmightbreak.Designersneededatechniquewhichwouldmoreevenlyspreadtheburdenacrosstheirstructures.Theirsolutionwasdougong.EngineeringhascomealongwaysincetheancientChinesebuildingtechniquewasinfashion.Butthere’satimelessqualitytoit.Modern-daydesignersinmanyareasareadoptingittoproduceamazingandstableworkofarchitecture.AmongthemisJapanesearchitectKengoKuma,whouseddougong-inspiredmethodsforhisrecentbuildings:YusuharaWoodenBridgeMuseumandCaféKureon,a2,120-square-footrestaurant.ForarchitectTerrenceCurry,theattractionofusingancientmethodsisaboutfindingsomethingthatcan“speaktoChineseidentity”.HisstructureDougongCube,nowpartoftheSchoolofArchitecture,TsinghuaUniversityinBeijing,wasconstructedusingclassical-stylebracketsandover2,000boards.“Ithasfundamentalstructuresofdougong,butwejustaren’tusingitinthewayitwasintendedtobeused.We’rereallypullingitout—emphasizingitsbeautyandcomplexity,andthewayitworks,”saidCurry.“Theshapeandfunctionofdougongisdirectlyrelatedtopropertiesofwood,andtheabilityofpeoplewhomakethesebuildings.Inthisway,there’slittleneedfordecorationbecausethestructureanddesigngiveititsdistinctivelook.”8.Whyisdougongconsideredanexception?()A.Ithasexistedforaverylongtime. B.Itkeepsstablewithnoconcreteorsteel.C.Itwasignoredbyarchitectsinthepast.D.Itmeetsbothstructuralanddecorativeneeds.9.Whatwasthefunctionofdougonginancienttimes?()A.Tobeautifythestructures. B.Toavoidnailsandfasteners.C.Todistributeweightofbuildings. D.Toreplaceunstablecurtainwalls.10.WhatdoestheauthorwanttoshowbymentioningKengoKuma’sbuildings?()A.Dougongholdslastingappeal. B.Dougongmakesforgreatbuildings.C.Dougongdeserveswiderecognition. D.Dougongplaysabigroleinengineering.11.WhatcanbelearnedaboutDougongCube?()A.ItaimstoexploreChineseidentity. B.It’smorecomplexthancommonstructures.C.Itreproducestraditionaluseofdougong. D.It’sacombinationoftraditionandinnovation.Ⅱ.阅读七选五(2026·长沙适应性考试)AccordingtoscientistShirleyMueller,collectingfeedsthepleasurecenterofthebrain,butwithoutthedrawbacksofalcoholorsmoking.“12.,”saysMueller.“Andit’salsoawayforthecollectortotemporarilyletgooftheburdensintheirlivesandfindjoyinthemoment.”13..Morethan100,000yearsago,ourancestorssearchedforstones,shells,andotheruselessobjectsjustastheyhuntedforfood.Inmoderntimes,whilesomepeoplecollectasastatementofwhotheyare,otherscollectasaninvestmentorasourceofpleasure.Collectingrequiresattainingknowledge.Youhavetofigureoutwhereyoucanfindthedesireditems,whatthey’reworth,andhowyouwillorganizeanddisplayyourcollections.Thoseactivitiesstimulateareasofthebraininvolvedinitsfunctioning,skillsthatincludeworkingmemory,multitasking,andcontrollingimpulse(冲动).14..Onaphysiologicallevel

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