2026年预学与导学八年级英语下册人教版第13页答案
一、阅读理解。
Online Slang(俚语): Understanding Modern Digital Language
The internet has made a new kind of language—slang words that spread fast on social media, messaging apps, and online groups. These words often start as fun inside jokes or quick ways to say something. But soon, they become part of how people talk to each other online every day. Let's look at three common online slang terms and how people use them.
First, there's "GOAT". It stands for "Greatest Of All Time". People use it to say someone or something is really great. For example, a fan might write, "That singer's new album is GOAT!" It's not just for famous people—you could say "My mum's homemade pasta is GOAT" to show you love it a lot.
Next is "vibe check". This phrase is used to ask how someone is feeling or what a situation is like. If a friend sends you a text saying "Vibe check—are you okay today?", they want to know if you're happy, sad, or stressed. It can also describe a place or moment: "This café has such a calm vibe check."
Finally, "ghosting" means stopping all communication with someone suddenly. This often happens after a date or a friendly chat. For example, if you text someone you met online and they never write back, you might say, "I think I got ghosted." It's a common way to talk about this problem that happens a lot in the digital age.
Understanding these terms helps people connect better online. They make conversations quicker and more relaxed, but they can also confuse people who don't know them. As the internet gets bigger, new slang will keep showing up—so it's always good to stay curious and learn!
(
A
)1. When would someone use "vibe check"?
A. To ask how a person is feeling.
B. To praise a famous person.
C. To explain why they stopped texting someone.
D. To talk about a favourite food.
(
B
)2. What does "ghosting" mean in the passage?
A. Sharing funny photos online.
B. Suddenly stopping all communication with someone.
C. Praising someone for their skills.
D. Asking friends to hang out.
(
B
)3. According to the passage, why are online slang terms helpful?
A. They help people write longer messages.
B. They make online conversations quicker and more relaxed.
C. They are only used by celebrities.
D. They confuse most people online.
(
C
)4. What can we learn from the last paragraph?
A. Online slang will never change.
B. It's not important to learn online slang.
C. New online slang will keep appearing as the internet grows.
D. Everyone already knows all online slang terms.

答案

1.A 2.B 3.B 4.C

解析

【分析】
这是一篇以网络俚语为主题的说明类阅读理解,全部为细节理解题型,解题时优先使用题干关键词定位法:先从每道题的题干里提取专有名词/核心关键词,直接回原文找到对应段落的描述,将原文内容和四个选项逐一比对,排除和原文不符的错误选项,就能快速选出正确答案,不需要逐字逐句通读全文,解题效率很高。
【解析】
1. 第一题题干关键词为"vibe check",回原文第三段找到对应描述"This phrase is used to ask how someone is feeling or what a situation is like",和A选项表述完全吻合;B选项是俚语GOAT的功能,C选项和俚语ghosting相关,D选项也是GOAT的使用场景,均不符合题意,故选A。
2. 第二题题干关键词为"ghosting",回原文第四段找到对应定义"Finally, "ghosting" means stopping all communication with someone suddenly",和B选项表述完全一致,其余选项均和原文描述不符,故选B。
3. 第三题题干询问网络俚语的作用,回原文最后一段找到对应描述"They make conversations quicker and more relaxed",和B选项表述吻合;A选项表述和原文相反,C选项无中生有,D选项是俚语带来的负面影响而非作用,均错误,故选B。
4. 第四题题干要求结合最后一段判断正误,最后一段提到"As the internet gets bigger, new slang will keep showing up",和C选项表述完全一致;A选项“网络俚语永远不会改变”、B选项“学习网络俚语不重要”、D选项“所有人都知道所有网络俚语”均和原文最后一段内容相悖,故选C。
【答案】
1.A 2.B 3.B 4.C
【知识点】
阅读细节定位,信息比对筛选
【点评】
本篇阅读话题贴近学生日常网络生活,题型全部为基础细节题,没有设置复杂的干扰项,主要考察学生快速从文本中定位、提取指定信息的能力,适合用来巩固基础阅读解题方法。
【难度系数】
0.8