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①How did you spend your last holiday? Did you just stare at a screen from morning till night? Well, you are not alone. A new survey shows that the average Chinese person spends over five and a half hours online every day. That's a lot of time scrolling(滚屏) and watching videos! But is this really helping us relax, or is it just making our brains tired?
②First, let's think about how we spend our time online. Most of us watch short videos rather than learning something new. This kind of low-value material doesn't help us relax—it actually makes our thinking less clear. The term “brain rot” perfectly describes what happens when we spend too much time on meaningless online things.
③Meanwhile, using the Internet is like eating your favorite snack: it's hard to stop. Our phones and tablets are full of endless short videos and memes, making them like personal fun factories. It's easy and comfortable to just sit and scroll for hours, but this “easy fun” comes at a cost. The more time we spend on screens, the less we enjoy real life. We're missing out on beautiful sunsets, heartfelt thanks, and fun hobbies. When did our lives become so boring?
④Also, we're forgetting how to relax in a meaningful way. Free time shouldn't just be about watching Douyin or Bilibili. Instead, it should be a chance to connect with the world. Nature doesn't have Wi-Fi, but it has fresh air, sunlight, and birdsong. Spending time with friends in real life is much better than laughing alone at a meme on your screen.
⑤In short, life isn't about how much time you have—it's about how you use it. Screens are here to stay, but they shouldn't take over our free time. The summer holiday is coming soon. Will you choose to do something more meaningful? Remember, “brain rot” is real!
27. What does “brain rot” mean in the passage?
A. Enjoying real-life activities.
B. Learning something new online.
C. Feeling sad after watching videos.
D. Thinking less clearly because of screen time.
28. Why does the author compare Internet to snacks?
A. It's a waste of time.
B. It's not easy to control.
C. It's bad for one's health.
D. It's one way to have fun.
29. What does the author suggest for a meaningful holiday?
A. Chat with friends online.
B. Stay indoors and use Wi-Fi.
C. Spend time in nature or with friends.
D. Watch more educational videos.
30. What's the structure of the passage?

①How did you spend your last holiday? Did you just stare at a screen from morning till night? Well, you are not alone. A new survey shows that the average Chinese person spends over five and a half hours online every day. That's a lot of time scrolling(滚屏) and watching videos! But is this really helping us relax, or is it just making our brains tired?
②First, let's think about how we spend our time online. Most of us watch short videos rather than learning something new. This kind of low-value material doesn't help us relax—it actually makes our thinking less clear. The term “brain rot” perfectly describes what happens when we spend too much time on meaningless online things.
③Meanwhile, using the Internet is like eating your favorite snack: it's hard to stop. Our phones and tablets are full of endless short videos and memes, making them like personal fun factories. It's easy and comfortable to just sit and scroll for hours, but this “easy fun” comes at a cost. The more time we spend on screens, the less we enjoy real life. We're missing out on beautiful sunsets, heartfelt thanks, and fun hobbies. When did our lives become so boring?
④Also, we're forgetting how to relax in a meaningful way. Free time shouldn't just be about watching Douyin or Bilibili. Instead, it should be a chance to connect with the world. Nature doesn't have Wi-Fi, but it has fresh air, sunlight, and birdsong. Spending time with friends in real life is much better than laughing alone at a meme on your screen.
⑤In short, life isn't about how much time you have—it's about how you use it. Screens are here to stay, but they shouldn't take over our free time. The summer holiday is coming soon. Will you choose to do something more meaningful? Remember, “brain rot” is real!
27. What does “brain rot” mean in the passage?
A. Enjoying real-life activities.
B. Learning something new online.
C. Feeling sad after watching videos.
D. Thinking less clearly because of screen time.
28. Why does the author compare Internet to snacks?
A. It's a waste of time.
B. It's not easy to control.
C. It's bad for one's health.
D. It's one way to have fun.
29. What does the author suggest for a meaningful holiday?
A. Chat with friends online.
B. Stay indoors and use Wi-Fi.
C. Spend time in nature or with friends.
D. Watch more educational videos.
30. What's the structure of the passage?
答案:
27.D 28.B 29.C 30.A
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第二节 任务型阅读(共 5 小题;每小题 2 分,满分 10 分)
阅读下面材料,从方框中所给的 A—E 五个选项中选出正确选项(
How to Communicate Better
Do you know why some people can't understand your ideas clearly? Have you ever felt unheard even after talking a lot? 31 Here are some tips to make your communication clearer.
Keep your audience(观众) in mind.
Talk about what your audience cares about. People are more likely to listen if you discuss things they find important. Focus on what matters to them. This will make them more interested and want to understand the information.
32
Don't use ten words when one will do. Even the most interested people can get bored. Keep your message simple and straight. Remember, you already know what you're going to say, but they are hearing it for the first time. Make it easy and clear for them to follow.
Let others join in.
If you've ever been a teacher or coach, you know that teaching others helps you learn better. Ask your audience to share their ideas or explain topics. 33 This helps them develop their own communication skills and stay involved.
Choose the right way to communicate.
If the information isn't important right away, consider sending an email. Written communication gives people more time to think about the message and ask questions. 34.
Building good communication skills takes time, but the results are worth it. By practicing these tips, you can become a better communicator and connect more effectively with others.
A. Let them join and lead discussions.
B. This way, they can review the email later.
C. Be simple and clear.
D. Pay attention to your body language.
E. If so, it's time to rethink how you communicate.
35. Which of these tips do you think is the most important, and why? (不超过 20 词)
________
第二节 任务型阅读(共 5 小题;每小题 2 分,满分 10 分)
阅读下面材料,从方框中所给的 A—E 五个选项中选出正确选项(
其
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余
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),将其序号填入 31—34 题,并回答第 35 小题。How to Communicate Better
Do you know why some people can't understand your ideas clearly? Have you ever felt unheard even after talking a lot? 31 Here are some tips to make your communication clearer.
Keep your audience(观众) in mind.
Talk about what your audience cares about. People are more likely to listen if you discuss things they find important. Focus on what matters to them. This will make them more interested and want to understand the information.
32
Don't use ten words when one will do. Even the most interested people can get bored. Keep your message simple and straight. Remember, you already know what you're going to say, but they are hearing it for the first time. Make it easy and clear for them to follow.
Let others join in.
If you've ever been a teacher or coach, you know that teaching others helps you learn better. Ask your audience to share their ideas or explain topics. 33 This helps them develop their own communication skills and stay involved.
Choose the right way to communicate.
If the information isn't important right away, consider sending an email. Written communication gives people more time to think about the message and ask questions. 34.
Building good communication skills takes time, but the results are worth it. By practicing these tips, you can become a better communicator and connect more effectively with others.
A. Let them join and lead discussions.
B. This way, they can review the email later.
C. Be simple and clear.
D. Pay attention to your body language.
E. If so, it's time to rethink how you communicate.
35. Which of these tips do you think is the most important, and why? (不超过 20 词)
________
答案:
31.E 32.C 33.A 34.B 35.Let others join in the topic. Because it makes conversations more interesting and enjoyable.
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