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根据短文内容,从文后选项中选出能填入文中空白处的最佳选项。其中有两项多余。
Hobbies are great for making our free time fun and meaningful. They can help us relax,
learn new things, and even meet people who share the same interests—which is why picking
a hobby that fits you matters a lot. But with so many choices—like painting, playing sports,
reading, or even coding—how do we find the one that’s right for us? Here are some useful
tips to guide you.
First, start by thinking about what truly makes you feel excited—something you’d
choose to do even if no one asks you to. 31 Do you light up when you draw doodles( 涂
鸦) in your notebook? Or do you lose track of time when you sing along to your favourite
songs? If you pick a hobby based on this kind of joy, you’ll never feel like it’s a “task”. For
example, if you love watching birds, keeping a bird-watching journal could be the perfect fit.
Next, consider your schedule carefully. Do you have 20 minutes after homework each
day? Or only a few hours on Saturday mornings? 32 Even though some hobbies sound
fun(like learning to play the piano), they might not work if you don’t have enough time to
practise. A hobby that fits your time will feel relaxing, not stressful—like collecting stamps
or listening to podcasts during your commute( 通勤).
Don’t let fear of “not being good at it” stop you from trying something new. You might
never know you love gardening until you plant a small tomato seed and watch it grow.
33 For instance, if you’ve never tried pottery, join a one-time workshop at school—you
don’t have to commit to it forever. Many people find their favourite hobbies by giving
different things a chance, not by picking the “perfect” one right away.
Remember, every hobby takes time to get better at. 34 If you try knitting( 编织)
and your first scarf is lopsided( 不对称的), that’s okay! Hobbies are about enjoying the
process, not being the best. Even small wins—like finishing a short story or playing a
simple song on the ukulele( 尤克里里琴)—can make you feel proud. Giving up too soon
means you might miss out on something you could love.
Finally, check in with yourself from time to time. If you used to love dancing but now it
feels like a chore(because you have to attend too many classes), take a step back. 35
Hobbies should make you smile, not drain your energy. You can take a break from dancing
for a month and try baking instead—then go back to it later if you miss it.
Choosing the right hobby isn’t about finding “the best one”—it’s about finding one that
makes your free time happier. With a little patience, you’ll find something that’s just right
for you!
A. Think about your available time.
B. Begin with what interests you most.
C. Don’t give up if you’re not perfect at first.
D. Ask teachers or friends for hobby ideas.
E. Keep your hobby something you enjoy.
F. Help you connect with others who share similar hobbies.
G. Don’t be afraid to test out new activities.
31.
根据短文内容,从文后选项中选出能填入文中空白处的最佳选项。其中有两项多余。
Hobbies are great for making our free time fun and meaningful. They can help us relax,
learn new things, and even meet people who share the same interests—which is why picking
a hobby that fits you matters a lot. But with so many choices—like painting, playing sports,
reading, or even coding—how do we find the one that’s right for us? Here are some useful
tips to guide you.
First, start by thinking about what truly makes you feel excited—something you’d
choose to do even if no one asks you to. 31 Do you light up when you draw doodles( 涂
鸦) in your notebook? Or do you lose track of time when you sing along to your favourite
songs? If you pick a hobby based on this kind of joy, you’ll never feel like it’s a “task”. For
example, if you love watching birds, keeping a bird-watching journal could be the perfect fit.
Next, consider your schedule carefully. Do you have 20 minutes after homework each
day? Or only a few hours on Saturday mornings? 32 Even though some hobbies sound
fun(like learning to play the piano), they might not work if you don’t have enough time to
practise. A hobby that fits your time will feel relaxing, not stressful—like collecting stamps
or listening to podcasts during your commute( 通勤).
Don’t let fear of “not being good at it” stop you from trying something new. You might
never know you love gardening until you plant a small tomato seed and watch it grow.
33 For instance, if you’ve never tried pottery, join a one-time workshop at school—you
don’t have to commit to it forever. Many people find their favourite hobbies by giving
different things a chance, not by picking the “perfect” one right away.
Remember, every hobby takes time to get better at. 34 If you try knitting( 编织)
and your first scarf is lopsided( 不对称的), that’s okay! Hobbies are about enjoying the
process, not being the best. Even small wins—like finishing a short story or playing a
simple song on the ukulele( 尤克里里琴)—can make you feel proud. Giving up too soon
means you might miss out on something you could love.
Finally, check in with yourself from time to time. If you used to love dancing but now it
feels like a chore(because you have to attend too many classes), take a step back. 35
Hobbies should make you smile, not drain your energy. You can take a break from dancing
for a month and try baking instead—then go back to it later if you miss it.
Choosing the right hobby isn’t about finding “the best one”—it’s about finding one that
makes your free time happier. With a little patience, you’ll find something that’s just right
for you!
A. Think about your available time.
B. Begin with what interests you most.
C. Don’t give up if you’re not perfect at first.
D. Ask teachers or friends for hobby ideas.
E. Keep your hobby something you enjoy.
F. Help you connect with others who share similar hobbies.
G. Don’t be afraid to test out new activities.
31.
B
32.A
33.G
34.C
35.E
答案
31.B 32.A 33.G 34.C 35.E
解析
【分析】
这是一篇讲解如何挑选适合自身爱好的说明文七选五题型，解题时可以逐段梳理段落核心主旨，将主旨和给出的选项逐一匹配：
1. 先定位第31空所在段落，整段围绕“从能让你发自内心感到兴奋、没人要求也主动愿意做的事出发”展开，核心是从自身兴趣切入，匹配对应选项。
2. 第32空所在段落重点强调要结合自己的日程安排，选择和自己可支配时间适配的爱好，匹配和时间规划相关的选项。
3. 第33空所在段落鼓励大家不要害怕“不擅长”，多去尝试不同的新鲜活动，匹配鼓励尝试新事物的选项。
4. 第34空所在段落说明爱好需要时间精进，一开始做得不好也没关系，不要过早放弃，匹配对应选项。
5. 第35空所在段落说明要定期审视调整，爱好不能变成负担，要始终保持是自己享受的事，匹配对应选项，同时排除两个多余选项D、F即可得到最终答案。
【解析】
31. 本段核心建议是从自己最感兴趣、能让自己感到兴奋的事出发挑选爱好，后文涂鸦、跟着喜欢的歌唱歌的例子都在佐证这一点，B选项“Begin with what interests you most.（从你最感兴趣的事开始）”完全契合段落主旨，故选B。
32. 本段开头就提到要仔细考量自己的日程安排，后文举例说明如果没有足够练习时间，哪怕爱好听起来有趣也不适合自己，A选项“Think about your available time.（考虑你可支配的时间）”贴合段落核心，故选A。
33. 本段提到不要因为害怕不擅长就不敢尝试新事物，还举了参加陶艺单次体验课的例子，说明要多尝试不同的活动，G选项“Don't be afraid to test out new activities.（不要害怕尝试新活动）”符合段落逻辑，故选G。
34. 本段说明所有爱好都需要时间才能提升，第一次织围巾不完美是很正常的，太早放弃会错过自己可能喜欢的事物，C选项“Don't give up if you're not perfect at first.（如果你一开始不完美，不要放弃）”契合本段内容，故选C。
35. 本段提到如果原本喜欢的爱好变成了任务、消耗你的精力，就要及时调整，爱好应该让你开心，E选项“Keep your hobby something you enjoy.（让你的爱好始终是你享受的事物）”符合本段主旨，故选E。
【答案】
31.B 32.A 33.G 34.C 35.E
【知识点】
说明文阅读，七选五逻辑匹配
【点评】
本题属于典型的说明文类阅读补全题，难度适中，解题核心是抓住每一段的主题句，将段落核心观点和选项的表意逐一对应，不需要逐字翻译全文就能快速匹配出正确答案，同时可以通过排除多余选项进一步验证结果的正确性。
【难度系数】
0.7
这是一篇讲解如何挑选适合自身爱好的说明文七选五题型，解题时可以逐段梳理段落核心主旨，将主旨和给出的选项逐一匹配：
1. 先定位第31空所在段落，整段围绕“从能让你发自内心感到兴奋、没人要求也主动愿意做的事出发”展开，核心是从自身兴趣切入，匹配对应选项。
2. 第32空所在段落重点强调要结合自己的日程安排，选择和自己可支配时间适配的爱好，匹配和时间规划相关的选项。
3. 第33空所在段落鼓励大家不要害怕“不擅长”，多去尝试不同的新鲜活动，匹配鼓励尝试新事物的选项。
4. 第34空所在段落说明爱好需要时间精进，一开始做得不好也没关系，不要过早放弃，匹配对应选项。
5. 第35空所在段落说明要定期审视调整，爱好不能变成负担，要始终保持是自己享受的事，匹配对应选项，同时排除两个多余选项D、F即可得到最终答案。
【解析】
31. 本段核心建议是从自己最感兴趣、能让自己感到兴奋的事出发挑选爱好，后文涂鸦、跟着喜欢的歌唱歌的例子都在佐证这一点，B选项“Begin with what interests you most.（从你最感兴趣的事开始）”完全契合段落主旨，故选B。
32. 本段开头就提到要仔细考量自己的日程安排，后文举例说明如果没有足够练习时间，哪怕爱好听起来有趣也不适合自己，A选项“Think about your available time.（考虑你可支配的时间）”贴合段落核心，故选A。
33. 本段提到不要因为害怕不擅长就不敢尝试新事物，还举了参加陶艺单次体验课的例子，说明要多尝试不同的活动，G选项“Don't be afraid to test out new activities.（不要害怕尝试新活动）”符合段落逻辑，故选G。
34. 本段说明所有爱好都需要时间才能提升，第一次织围巾不完美是很正常的，太早放弃会错过自己可能喜欢的事物，C选项“Don't give up if you're not perfect at first.（如果你一开始不完美，不要放弃）”契合本段内容，故选C。
35. 本段提到如果原本喜欢的爱好变成了任务、消耗你的精力，就要及时调整，爱好应该让你开心，E选项“Keep your hobby something you enjoy.（让你的爱好始终是你享受的事物）”符合本段主旨，故选E。
【答案】
31.B 32.A 33.G 34.C 35.E
【知识点】
说明文阅读，七选五逻辑匹配
【点评】
本题属于典型的说明文类阅读补全题，难度适中，解题核心是抓住每一段的主题句，将段落核心观点和选项的表意逐一对应，不需要逐字翻译全文就能快速匹配出正确答案，同时可以通过排除多余选项进一步验证结果的正确性。
【难度系数】
0.7
