第71頁（共71頁）2026年中考英語復(fù)習(xí)難題速遞之語篇—互聯(lián)通訊（2025年11月）一．完形填空（共8小題）1．（2025秋?連江縣期中）Nowadays，morestudentsloveusing"studyapps"toimprovetheirskills.Theapp（1）"LearnSmart"ismyfavorite.It's（2）touse—justdownloaditandsignupwithyourphonenumber.Everymorning，itsendsmeareminderaboutwhattolearnthatday，likeremembering10newEnglishwordsoramathformula.Lastmonth，Ihaddifficultyinsolvingphysicsproblems.SoI（3）theapp's"problem﹣solving"sectionandwatchedshortvideos.Theteachersthereexplainthings（4），evendifficultconcepts（概念）becomeeasy.Ialsojoinedastudygroupontheapp.We（5）sharenotesandhelpeachotherafterschool.Beforeusingtheapp，Ioften（6）tofinishhomeworkontime.Nowithelpsmestayfocused.ButIknowIcan'tdepend（7）itallthetime.Istilltakenotesinclassandaskteachersquestions.Theapphasa"reward（獎(jiǎng)勵(lì)）"part，too.WhenIfinishdailytasks，Iget（8）tobuysmallgifts，likebookmarks.Itmakesstudyingmorefun.（9），Ialwaysremembertostopusingitanhourbeforebed﹣watchingscreenstoolongisbadforeyes.Studyappsaregreathelpers，butthekeytosuccessisstillourown（10）.（1）A.callB.callingC.called（2）A.easyB.hardC.slow（3）A.closedB.visitedC.avoided（4）A.clearlyB.quietlyC.quickly（5）A.neverB.seldomC.always（6）A.decidedB.rememberedC.failed（7）A.inB.onC.for（8）A.pointsB.notesC.games（9）A.BesidesB.HoweverC.Instead（10）A.lazinessB.effortC.luck2．（2025秋?徐匯區(qū)校級期中）LookingbacktowhenIwasyoungerinthe1980s，IcanrememberdreamingoftwoinventionsthatIthoughtwouldchangemyworldbutwereprobablynotlikelytohappeninmylifetime.Onewasatiny（1）thatIcouldcarryaroundinmypocketandfilmmomentswheneverIhadtheopportunity.TheotherwassomethingIcouldusetoseeandspeaktopeoplemilesaway.Itisunbelievablethatduringmyadultlifethesetwodreamshavebecomeareality，andnoteventwoseparateinventions.Justonephone，sosmalltokeepinmypocketthatI（2）knowit'sthere.Icanvideocallorchattofriendsandrelatives，catchupwiththelatestnews，watchvideosofmyfavouritebands，checktheweatherforecastorsendmessages.IcanshopasmuchasIwantandeventakeacourseinanysubjectIwant…the（3）goeson.AlongwiththeInternet，themobilephonemustbethebiggestchangeintechnologyever.Butmanyofusare（4）howmuchtimewespendonthephoneinourlives.Theopportunitiesithasofferedusforcommunicationseemtohave（5）thetimeweactuallyspendtalkingtoeachother.Weareallusedtoseeingfriendsandfamilieswhoarealwayslookingattheirscreensandtakingverylittlenoticeofthosearoundthem.Themobilephoneisheretostayandwehavetofindawayofdealingwiththeproblemsitmightcreate.Ibelievethesearechallengeswehavetosolveindependentlyratherthan（6）somethingorsomeoneelsetocometoourrescue.It'suptoustobecarefulaboutthetimewespendonlineandrememberthatit'sgoodtotalkwiththosesittingnearby.Wecanstillfeelamazedtohavesuchapowerfulpieceoftechnologyavailablewhenweneedit.（1）A.speakerB.DVD﹣ROMC.keyboardD.camera（2）A.exactlyB.hardlyC.immediatelyD.especially（3）A.listB.memoryC.saleD.cost（4）A.sorryforB.worriedaboutC.unawareofD.wrongwith（5）A.changedB.linkedC.increasedD.limited（6）A.advisingB.warningC.expectingD.allowing3．（2025秋?普陀區(qū)期中）Doyouknowthatwhenyousurftheweb，websitesinsomecountriesputsecretsoftwareonyourcomputer？Thesoftwarecollectslotsofinformationaboutyouand（1）sendsittointernetcompanies.Thesecompaniessellittootherbusinesses.Yourpersonalinformationcanalsobecollectedfromsocialmediasites.Therearemanywaysyourinformationcanbeused.First，companiesrecordallyourinformationandonline（2）.Theyfindoutwhereyoulive，whatwebsitesyouvisitandwhatyouusuallydoonline.Withthisinformation，theycan（3）moreaboutyou，likeyourageandinterests.Theyusethisinformationtodecidewhichadvertisementsarebestforyou.Forexample，asportsfanmightseeadvertisementsforshoes，whileamoviefanseesfilmadvertisements.Besideswebsites，yourdata（數(shù)據(jù)）canbecollectedandsoldbydatabrokers﹣thebusinessesthatcollectandsellpersonalinformation.Oncesold，manycompanieswillknowwhatyouliketodoonlinethenrecommend（4）theysellorotherwebsitestoyou.Anotherwayyourpersonalinformationcanbecollectedisthroughsocialmedia.Evenifyoudon'tactivelyusesocialmedia，photosorvideossharedbyfriendscanshowyourdetails.Ifsomeoneknowstoomuchaboutyou，theycanstealyourIdentity（身份信息）.Thentheycanshoponlineandsendmessagesactingasiftheyareyou.However，it'snotall（5）news.Thelawischanging.IntheEuropeanUnion，theyhaveintroducedtheGeneralDataProtectionRegulation（GDPR）.Thisruleallowsinternetuserstoaskcompaniestoshowtheinformationtheyholdonthemandevento（6）it.Ifothercountriesdothesame，theinternetcouldsoonbeamuchsaferplace.（1）A.suddenlyB.directlyC.properlyD.carefully（2）A.habitsB.servicesC.skillsD.courses（3）A.rememberB.explainC.proveD.guess（4）A.projectsB.problemsC.productsD.promises（5）A.freshB.seriousC.badD.wrong（6）A.storeB.clearC.findD.solve4．（2025秋?迎澤區(qū)校級月考）Ifsomeonegivesyou＄1，800toletyoustayawayfromsocialmedia（社交媒體）forsixyears，wouldyoudoit？TheInternetissopopularamongyoungpeoplethatitishardtofind（1）teenswhostayawayfromsocialmedia.ButTomdiditforaverygood（2）.Whenhewasjust12yearsold，hismotherandhemadeadeal：ifhestayedawayfromsocialmediauntilhewas18，she'd（3）him＄1，800.Tomsaidthathehadmomentsofregret（后悔的時(shí)刻）about（4）thechallenge."ThenItoldmyselfthatifI（5），myeffortswouldmeannothing."hesaid.Becausehedidn'tusesocialmedia，Tomputallofhistimeandenergyintosportsandstudies.Healsoenjoyedavoiding（避免）usingsocialmediatoo（6）.Hismotherknows（7）socialmediacanhaveabadinfluenceonteens.That'sbecauseherdaughter（8）onitalot.Sheadvisesparentstoseta/an（9）exampletochildren."Iftheyseeyoulookingatyourphonesallday，theywilllikelyfollowwhatyoudo，"shesaid.TheInternethasadvantages，butsometimesfocusingalittlemoreon（10）andpeoplearoundusisbetter.（1）A.bothB.someC.no（2）A.lessonB.seasonC.reason（3）A.payB.showC.invite（4）A.forgettingB.acceptingC.receiving（5）A.lookedupB.putupC.gaveup（6）A.earlyB.politelyC.correctly（7）A.howB.whatC.whom（8）A.agreesB.decidesC.depends（9）A.inexpensiveB.goodC.convenient（10）A.itselfB.ourselvesC.himself5．（2025秋?南京校級月考）WhenIwaslittle，I（1）howtheinternetworked.Myuncle，a（2）inonlineeducation，oftentoldmestoriesabouthiswork.Oneday，heaskedmetohelphimdesignanewwebsite.Ifacedmanydifficultiesandwantedto（3）butheencouragedmetokeeptrying.Wehadtodecide（4）tofocusonvideolessons（5）tocreateinteractivegames.Finally，wechoseamixofboth.Theproject（6）alocalschool，andsoonmanystudentsstartedusingit.Ilearnedthatperseverancecanleadtoamazingresults.（1）A.cameupwithB.wascuriousaboutC.paidattentiontoD.thoughttwiceabout（2）A.monitorB.surgeonC.pioneerD.partner（3）A.giveinB.giveoutC.giveawayD.giveup（4）A.neitherB.eitherC.bothD.notonly（5）A.norB.orC.andD.butalso（6）A.wasconnectedwithB.wasdividedintoC.devotedtoD.waspatientwith6．（2025秋?長寧區(qū)校級月考）Digitaltechnologybringsusgreat（1）.Itmakesourlivesmucheasierthanbefore.Mysmartphone，forinstance，providesmewith（2）answerstomyquestions.Withafewtaps，Icansolvemathproblems，lookupnewwords，orevenfinishawritingtask.Iwas（3）whenIfirstusedittolearnEnglishandwatcheducationalvideos.However，myfriendTomrecentlycomplainedtome（4）hisphone.Hesaidhecouldn'ttearhimselffromit.evenwhenhetriedtofocusonhomework.Hefeltsorryfor（5）100muchtimeongameswithoutachieving（6）.Duringmeals，he（7）throughvideoswhilehisparentsweretryingtotalktohim.Hisparentshad（8）himoftherisksofscreenaddiction（屏幕成癮）.However，heignoredtheiradviceandwas（9）usinghisphoneinclass，whichresultedinseriousconsequences.Thisexperienceteachesusthat（10）digitaltechnologyisapowerfultool，wemustuseitwisely.（1）A.convenientB.inconvenienceC.convenience（2）A.millionsofB.millionofC.twomillion（3）A.amazingB.amazedC.amaze（4）A.fromB.aboutC.to（5）A.spendingB.tospendC.spend（6）A.nothingmeaningfulB.somethingmeaningfulC.anythingmeaningful（7）A.scrollB.isscrollingC.wasscrolling（8）A.warnedB.suggestedC.provided（9）A.catchB.catchingC.caught（10）A.becauseB.althoughC.as7．（2025秋?哈爾濱校級月考）E﹣mails（1）likeletters.Butpeopledon'twritethem（2）paper.Wheredothepeoplewritethem？People（3）themoncomputers!Peoplereade﹣mailsoncomputers，too.Somepeoplewritee﹣mailsto（4）hellotofriends.Somepeoplewritethemwithnicepictures.Youngboysandgirlsliketowritee﹣mails，too.Theycane﹣mailtheirhomeworktotheirteacherandtheteacherreadsitoncomputers.E﹣mailsare（5）toreceivethanletters.根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容選擇最佳答案。（1）A.areB.isC.am（2）A.onB.forC.at（3）A.writingB.wroteC.write（4）A.sayB.saysC.said（5）A.quickB.quickerC.quickest8．（2025?宿州三模）Manyyearsago，itwashardforpeopletolistentomusic.Ifyouwantedtolistentoyourfavouritesong，youhadtoeither（1）CDsorturnontheradioandhopeforthebest.Thingshave（2）alotoverthelasttenyears.Now，youcanfindanysongyouwantonlineinseconds.Butifyouthinkthatradiohasfallenoutoffavor，thinkagain.The（3）isthatit'sdoingjustfine.Accordingtoaresearchcenter，thenumberofradiolistenershas（4）high.In2022，82%ofAmericansaged12andolderlistenedtotheradioeveryweek.Whyisradiostillsopopular？Onereasonisthatitalways（5），evenwhenthereisnoInternetconnection.Radioisalso（6）touse.Millionsofpeoplearoundtheworldhaveyettotryamusicapp，but（7）knowshowtousearadio.Itneedsnolearningorsigninguptoenjoymusic.Sure，listeningtothe（8）doesn'tofferyouasmuchfreedomasusingamusicapp.Butisn'titapleasantsurpriseto（9）anewfavouritefromaDJ'slist？It'sclearthathundredsofmillionsofpeoplearenotreadytolettheradiobecomeathingofthe（10）.Freedomofchoiceisnice，butmostpeopledon'talwaysthinkit'sthemostimportantthing.（1）A.brushB.sellC.makeD.buy（2）A.changedB.stoppedC.discussedD.hated（3）A.purposeB.pathC.truthD.promise（4）A.remainedB.fixedC.sufferedD.replaced（5）A.continuesB.burnsC.escapesD.works（6）A.easyB.hardC.boringD.impossible（7）A.nobodyB.anythingC.everybodyD.something（8）A.speechB.radioC.concertD.menu（9）A.showB.writeC.inventD.discover（10）A.pastB.futureC.presentD.moment二．閱讀理解（共12小題）9．（2025?佛山模擬）aInsteadofusingcashorabankcard，customerssimplylookatascreenwhichrecognizestheirfaceusingthelatestfacialrecognitionapp.Thisisconnectedtotheirbankaccount（賬戶）andpaymentsarecompletedwithinseconds.bIfyouuseflightalert，you'llnevermissoutonthebestflightdealseveragain.Simplyenteryouremailaddressandclickonyourpreferredholidayplacesandwewillfindoutthebestandcheapestflightdealsonlineandemailalisttoyou.You'llbeamazedatthepricesonoffer.cAreyouacrazyshopperwhowantstoknowiftheshirtonsalelooksgood？Takeaphotoandsendittotheappandreceiveopinionsfromthousandsofothershopperstotellyouwhetherornotitisrightforyou.Theappalsostoresyourphotosandrecommendsmorethatyoumightalsobeinterestedin.dYoumayhavealreadymovedintotheworldofonlineshopping.Youplaceanorderonline，andthentheproductsaresentrighttoyourdoor.Butwhataboutourpets？Thisisawebsitethatsellspetclothes.Theclothescanbesenttoyourhome.Ifyouarenotcompletelysatisfiedwiththeproducts，thensimplypostthembacktousforfree.（1）WhichofthefollowingcanbestdescribethelatestpaymentmethodinPassagea？A.Safe.B.Cheap.C.Fast.（2）Whatcanflightalerthelppeopledo？A.Savemoneyonflights.B.Arriveontimeforaflight.C.Decidethebesttravellingplace.（3）Whatdoestheunderlinedword"it"inPassagecreferto？A.Theshirt.B.Thephoto.C.Theapp.（4）WhatcanwelearnaboutthewebsiteinPassaged？A.Itoffersofflineordersforcustomers.B.It'sforpetownerstoselltheirpets'clothes.C.Itallowscustomerstoreturnunwantedproducts.（5）Whichisthebesttitleforthefourpassages？A.Newshoppingstyles.B.Changeforabetterworld.C.Coolinternettools，easylives.10．（2025秋?南山區(qū)校級期中）Asmoreandmoreyoungpeopleusetheinternet，manyteenagershaveexperiencedcyberbullying（網(wǎng)絡(luò)欺凌）.Thisisaseriousproblem，andeveryoneneedstohelpstopit.Ifyouwanttohelp，herearesomeimportantfactstoknow.Whatiscyberbullying？*Posting/sendinghurtfultexts，emails，photos，orvideos.*Makingonlinethreats（威脅）.*Spreadingmake﹣upstoriesaboutsomeoneonline.Factsofcyberbullying*70.6%oftheworld'syounginternetusersaged15to24havereceivedmeanorhurtfulwordsonline.*Girlsaremorelikelytobecyberbulliedthanboys.*Only1in10studentsaskforhelpfromadults.▲*Peoplemightstarttofeelnervousandunsafeaboutwhatpeoplesaytothem.*Cyberbullyingmaymakestudentsdonotwanttogotoschool.*Sometimes，cyberbullyingwillleadtoself﹣harm.Someevenlosehopeinlife.Whattodotostopit*Don'ttrytotalktosomeonewhoiscyberbullyingyou.*Usetoolstostopthemfromfindingyouagain.*Savethehurtfulmessagesorpicturesyoureceived.*Tellatrustedadultoryourschool.（1）Accordingtothepassage，whatisacyberbullying？A.Sendinghurtfultextmessages.B.Sharingfunnyvideoswithfriends.C.Postingaphotoofyourfriendonline.D.SpreadingTVnewsaboutamoviestar.（2）Whoismorelikelytobecyberbullied？A.Boys.B.Girls.C.Adults.D.Parents.（3）Whichofthefollowingcanbeputin▲？A.ExamplesB.ReasonsC.InfluenceD.Suggestions（4）Whatshouldyoudoifyouarecyberbulliedaccordingtothepassage？A.Talktothepersonwhoisbullyingyou.B.Throwawaythehurtfulmessages.C.Keepthecyberbullyingasecret.D.Tellatrustedteacherorparent.（5）Whatisthemainpurposeofthisarticle？A.Toexplainwhatcyberbullyingisandhowtodealwithit.B.Todescribetheseriousproblemscausedbycyberbullying.C.Toshowhowpopulartheinternetisamongyoungpeople.D.Toencouragestudentstousetheinternetintheirdailylives.11．（2024秋?南岸區(qū)期中）Thinkaboutthis：youarelookingthroughthenewsheadlines（標(biāo)題）ontheInternet，andthenyouseeaspecialheadline.Itsays，"Third﹣GradeClassAdopts（收養(yǎng)）PetLion."Itsoundstoogoodtobetrue，right？Well，whenyou'reonline，youmayseealotofpicturesandnewsstories.Theymaymakeyoulaugh，think，orteachyousomething.Butkeepinmindthatnotallofthemaretrue.Today，thereissomemade﹣upnewsontheInternetanditlooksreal.Somenewsismadeuptomakefunofreaders，butmostnewsistryingtogetreaderstovisitthewebsites（網(wǎng)站）.Themorevisitorsawebsitehas，themoremoneyitcanmake.It'simportanttolearnhowtotellfakenewsfromtruenews.Thefollowingideasmayhelpyou.Startbylookingatthewebsitethestorycomesfrom.Therearemanyfakenames.Forexample，TheNewYorkTimesisabignewspaper.Butthereisnosuchnewspapercalled"NewYorkCityTimes".Aretheheadlinesandphotostrue？Doanonlinesearch（搜索）.Ifthenewsistrue，youcanalsofinditonothergoodwebsites.Don'tjustreadtheheadline.Takesometimetoreadthestory.Made﹣upstoriesoftenhavemorespellingmistakes（錯(cuò)誤）thantrueones.Ifyoufindapieceoffakenews，pleasedon'tshareit，eventhoughitmaybefun.Bydoingthis，youcanhelpstopitfromspreading（傳播）.（1）Thepurpose（目的）ofmostmade﹣upnewsonlineis.A.toshareinformationwithothersB.tomakefunofreadersC.togetreaderstovisitthewebsitesD.tosharesomefunnythings（2）Whichofthefollowingistherightorder？①Lookatthewebsite.②Readthestory.③Becarefulwiththenameofthenewspaper.④Searchforthenewsonotherwebsites.A.①③④②.B.①②④③.C.①④②③.D.④①②③.（3）Theunderlinedword"fake"meansinParagraph4.A.禁止的B.違法的C.虛假的D.簡潔的（4）Wecanlearnfromthereadingthat.A.thetruenewsonlyappearsononewebsiteB.somenewsisnottrue，thoughitiseducationalC.truenewsdoesn'thaveanyspellingmistakesD.fakenewsisalwaysfun12．（2025秋?龍崗區(qū)期中）DoyoulookatyourWeChat（微信）Momentseveryday？Doyoureallyfeelhappywhenyoudothis？Infact，seeingphotosonappslikethiscanmakeyoutired.Butwhydoesusingsocialmediaoftenmakeyoufeelbad，eventhoughitseemslikeafunthingtodo？Manystudiesshowthatpeoplewhousesocialmediaalotaremorelikelytofeelsad.Themaincauseisthatsocialmediamakesyoucompareyourselftoothers.Peopleusuallyonlyputtheirbestmomentsonline，tosharehappyfeelingsortoseemgreat.Ifyoucomparetheseidealizedimageswithreallife，youmayfeelasifeveryoneelseishavingmorefun，achievinggreatersuccessorgettingmorelikesfortheirphotosthanyouare.Thisisverycommonforyoungpeople，whocomparethemselvesmoreoften.Anothercauseisthatsocialmediagivesyoutoomuchinformationallthetime.Thinkaboutthis：youareworking，andyourphoneisonthetable.Againandagain，youseenewssuchas"COVID﹣19maycauselong﹣termhealthproblems"，"Isitsafetoeatfishbecauseofseapollution？"or"Abigstormiscoming".Youstarttofeelworse，butyoukeepreading.Themorenewsyousee，theworseyoufeel.So，howcanyouusesocialmediaandstillbehappy？Hereissomeadvice.Spendgood，realtimewiththepeoplenearyou.Usingyourphonecanstopyoufromtalkingtopeopleface﹣to﹣face.So，itisbettertoturnoffyourphone'ssoundswhenyouareeatingwithfamilyorfriends.Also，trytotakebreaksfromsocialmediaoften.Studiessaythatnotusingitforfivedayscanmakeyoufeellessworriedandhappierwithyourlife.（1）Whatdoesthefirstparagraphwanttotellus？A.Weneedtofindabetterwaytopassthetime.B.PhotosontheWeChatMomentsmakeusglad.C.Weareoftennothappywhileusingsocialmedia.D.CheckingtheWeChatMomentsshouldbeavoided.（2）Whydopeoplefeelsadwhenusingsocialmedia？A.Seeingtoomuchsadnewsonline.B.Comparingoneselfwithothersonline.C.Spendingtoomuchtimeonthephone.D.Notgettingenoughlikesforphotos.（3）Whatdoestheunderlinedword"idealized"mean？A.interestingandfunB.commonandusualC.realandexactlywhatittrulyisD.perfectandbetterthanitreallyis（4）Whydoesthepassagetalkaboutnewslike"COVID﹣19"or"abigstorm"？A.Toshowthatthisnewsisnotimportant.B.TogiveexamplesoftoomuchsadnewsC.Totellpeopletostopreadingonlinenews.D.Toexplainwhytheseproblemsareserious.（5）Whatissuggestedtobeahappiersocialmediauser？A.Postmorepicturesofyourbestmomentsonline.B.Turnoffphonesoundsduringmealswithothers.C.Readallthehappynewsandinformationcarefully.D.Usesocialmediatotalktoyourfriendsmore.13．（2025秋?萊西市期中）TwoweekswithoutmyphoneThreestudentshaveaccepted（接受）amagazinechallenge（挑戰(zhàn)）："Canyoulivewithoutyourphonefortwoweeks？"Cantheymakeit？Let'sfindout!SuYuanyuan，13Iusedtospend3hourseverydayusingWeChattotalkwithmyfriendsbeforeIacceptedthechallenge.Soyoucansayit'sreallydifficultformetolivewithoutmyphone!It'sbeenaweeksincethestartofthechallenge，andIhaven'ttalkedtomyfriendsonthephone.Buttherearetwogoodthings：I'vealreadyreadtwobooks.AndI'vespentmoretimewithmyfamily!David，13Iwantedtoshowmyparentsthatitwaseasyformetoforgetaboutmyphonefortwoweeks.Well，itwasn'tapieceofcake!Iusedtodoeverythingwhilelisteningtomusiconmyphone，suchasdoinghomework，practicingfootball，studyingandgoingtoschool.Nowit'simpossible.IfeellikeI'mgoingcrazywithoutmyphone，soIwillgiveupthechallenge.Lucy，13IgotmyphonewhenIwas12yearsold.Idolotsofthingswithit，suchasplayinggames，listeningtomusic，andtakingpictures.Ialsotalktomyfriendswithit.ButImainlysendandreceiveWeChatmessages.Chatting（聊天）onlinewithfriendsisalotcheaperthancallingthem.Thefirstweekofthechallengewashard!ButI'vejustfoundtheperfectwaytowinthechallenge：I'vetoldmyfriendstocometomyhouseafterschoolandfortheweekend，too.It'sbeengreatbecausenowIknowthatbeingwithmyfriendsisalotbetterthanchattingonline!（1）HowdoesSuYuanyuan'slifechange？A.Shethinksitnotdifficulttolivewithoutherphone.B.Shespendsmoretimereadingandbeingwithherfamily.C.Shestartstodomoreexercisewithherclassmates.D.Shebeginstofeelsorrytouseherphonesooften.（2）Whatdoestheunderlined（劃線）idiom（習(xí)語）"apieceofcake"mean？A.Easy.B.Interesting.C.Difficult.D.Boring.（3）WhywillDavidgiveupthechallenge？A.Hisparentsdon'tsupport（支持）him.B.Hecan'tdothingswithmusicfromhisphoneasbefore.C.Heneedstousethephonetogoshopping.D.Hewantstotalkwithfriendsonthephone.（4）WhatdoesLucymainlyuseherphonetodo？A.Toreade﹣books.B.Toplaygames.C.TosendandreceiveWeChatmessages.D.Tocallherfriends.（5）WhatcanwelearnfromLucy？A.It'simpossibletolivewithoutaphone.B.Callingfriendsischeaperthanchattingonline.C.Playinggamesonthephoneisveryinteresting.D.Beingwithfriendsinpersonisbetterthanchattingonline.14．（2025秋?寶安區(qū)期中）①Socialmediahashadabiginfluenceonpeople'slives.Socialmediaplatforms（平臺(tái)）allowuserstosharetheirthoughts，pictures，andvideoswithothersanytimeandanywhere.Theyaresopopular.Everyday，alargenumberofpeopleusesocialmediaforbothworkandpersonallife.②Socialmediahasmanygoodpoints.Ithelpspeoplenotonlystayconnectedtotheirlovedones，butalsomakenewfriends.Samisintheeighthgrade.Hesaid，"Mybestfriendmovedtoanothercityayearago，becausehisfathergotanewjobasadoctor.Butthankstosocialmedia，we'restillabletostayintoucheveryday.Icanseewhatheisdoingandsharefunmomentswithhim.Socialmediaalsoletsmemeetnewpeople.Recently，I'vemadeafriendfromtheUK，andwe'velearntsomethingabouteachother'sculture."③However，therearealsosomedownsides.Sometimes，peoplecomparetheirlivestotheperfect﹣lookinglivesinpostsandfeelsadabouttheirownlives.Thiscanleadtolowself﹣esteemandevendepression（抑郁）.What'smore，spendingtoomuchtimeonsocialmediacanmakepeoplelessactiveinreallife.Theymightmissoutonplayingoutsideortalkingtopeopleface﹣to﹣face.④Inshort，socialmediacanbeagreattoolifweuseitintherightway.Itcanhelpusstayconnectedandlearnnewthings，butweneedtobecarefulnottoletitcontrolourlives.（1）Whatdoestheunderlinedword"They"inparagraph1referto？A.Thegreatthoughts.B.Thesocialmediausers.C.Thesocialmediaplatforms.D.Thepicturesandvideossharedonline.（2）WhydoesSamthinksocialmediaisgood？A.Ithelpshimbuildandkeeprelationships.B.Ithelpshimgetthroughsadtimesandstayhappy.C.Itallowshimtosharehislifewithmorepeople.D.Itallowshimtocomparehislifewithothers'.（3）Whichsayingbestshowsthewriter'sopinionaboutsocialmedia？A.Actionsspeaklouderthanwords.B.Thinktwicebeforeyouact.C.Everycoinhastwosides.D.Easycome，easygo.（4）Howisthetextorganized？A.①/②③④B.①②③/④C.①/②③/④D.①②/③/④（5）Whatcanbethebesttitleforthetext？A.Whyissocialmediapopular？B.TheinfluenceofsocialmediaC.Howshouldwebuildrelationships？D.Thebestwaytousesocialmedia15．（2025秋?增城區(qū)期中）Mobileinternethasbecomeanecessarypartofourdailylives.Weuseittochatwithfriends，watchvideos，studyonline，andevendoshopping.From2019to2024，themobileinternetaccesstrafficandthemonthlyaveragetrafficperuser（DOU）havebeengrowingalot.In2019，themobileinternetaccesstrafficwas122billionGB，andeachuserusedanaverageof7.8GBpermonth.Astimewentby，in2020，theaccesstrafficbecame165.6billionGB，withthemonthlyaveragereaching10.4GB.Thenin2021，itwas221.6billionGBand13.4GBpermonth.In2022，thenumberswere261.8billionGBand15.2GB.In2023，theygrewto302.5billionGBand16.9GB.By2024，theaccesstrafficsoaredto337.6billionGB，andthemonthlyaveragewas18.2GBperuser.Thisgrowthhappensbecausemoreandmorepeopleusemobilephonestododifferentthings.Forexample，studentstakeonlineclasses，adultsworkfromhome，andeveryoneenjoysshortvideosandmobilegames.Alltheseactivitiesneedalotofmobileinternettraffic.Wecanseethatmobileinternetischanginghowweliveandwork.Itmakesourlivesmoreconvenientandcolorful.Andastechnologyimproves，wecanexpectthemobileinternettraffictokeepgrowinginthefuture.（1）Ifthemobileinternetaccesstrafficin2023was302.5billionGB，whatwastheapproximategrowthratefrom2023to2024？A.5.3%B.11.6%C.25.2%D.37.4%（2）Whatmaytheunderlinedword"soared"inthepassagemean？A.Wentdownslowly.B.Droppedsharply.C.Rosequickly.D.Remainedthesame.（3）Basedonthetrendinthepassage，whatcanwepredictaboutthemobileinternetaccesstrafficin2025？A.Itwilldropsignificantly.B.Itwillcontinuetorise.C.Itwillstaythesameasthatin2024.D.It'shardtotell.16．（2025秋?萊蕪區(qū)期中）Intoday'sdigitalworld，mostofusspendhoursstaringatphones，tablets（平板電腦），orcomputerseveryday.Wecheckmessagesnonstop（不停地），lookthroughsocialmedia，andevenusedeviceswhileeatingorsleeping.Thisoveruseofdigitaltoolsoftenmakesusfeeltired，anxious（焦慮的），andunabletofocus—andthat'swhere""digitaldetox"comesin.Adigitaldetoxmeanstakingashortbreakfromalldigitaldevices（設(shè)備）.Itdoesn'thavetobelong﹣evenafewhoursadayorafullweekendcanhelp.Studiesshowthattoomuchscreentimeisbadforourhealth：itstrainsoureyes，affectsoursleep，andevenreducesface﹣to﹣facecommunicationwithfamilyandfriends.Forstudents，itcanalsolowergradesbytakingti