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Ⅴ. Reading comprehension（阅读理解）
A. Read the passage and complete the task（根据以下内容完成任务）
Many students are preparing for their first independent trip, but planning a journey requires more than excitement. The Youth Travel Center collected real questions from student travellers and offered professional suggestions.
Problems
Emma
I’m planning a four-day trip to a coastal city. I want to visit several museums and local markets, but the places are far apart. I’m afraid I’ll waste too much time on transportation and end up missing important spots.
Ryan
I will travel to a country with a very different climate. People say the temperature changes quickly from morning to evening. I’m not sure how to prepare because I don’t want to carry a huge suitcase.
Chloe
I love taking photos when I travel, but I always feel rushed. I focus so much on getting good pictures that I forget to actually enjoy the place. I hope to find a better balance.
Suggestion Box
A. Compare hotel reviews carefully and choose places slightly outside the city centre with good public transport. They are often safer and cheaper than expected.
B. Choose only one or two “must-shoot” moments per site. The rest of the time, put your camera away and enjoy the experience.
C. Use online route-planning tools to group nearby attractions and decide the best visiting order. This saves time and reduces unnecessary travel.
D. Wear layers so you can adjust quickly to temperature changes. Choose lightweight
Problems
Justin
I’m going on a mountain trip with my classmates. I enjoy hiking, but I’m not confident about reading maps. I don’t want to slow down the whole group or get lost.
Olivia
I want to book a hotel room close to the city centre, but prices are higher than I expected. I don’t want to spend too much money, yet I also don’t want a place that is unsafe or difficult to reach.
Kevin
I often get nervous in airports. They are noisy and crowded, and I worry about missing boarding times. I wish I could stay more organized during check-in and security check.
Suggestion Box
clothing made for outdoor travel.
E. Before your trip, check airport layout maps and set reminders on your phone for check-in, boarding, and gate changes.
F. Practice basic navigation skills before the trip. Download offline hiking maps and mark checkpoints so you always know your location.
G. Start with short local hikes to build confidence. Once you feel ready, join longer group routes led by experienced hikers.
Read the students’ problems and choose the best advice (A - G) from the Suggestion Box for them.
47. Emma
48. Ryan
49. Chloe
50. Justin
51. Olivia
52. Kevin
A. Read the passage and complete the task（根据以下内容完成任务）
Many students are preparing for their first independent trip, but planning a journey requires more than excitement. The Youth Travel Center collected real questions from student travellers and offered professional suggestions.
Problems
Emma
I’m planning a four-day trip to a coastal city. I want to visit several museums and local markets, but the places are far apart. I’m afraid I’ll waste too much time on transportation and end up missing important spots.
Ryan
I will travel to a country with a very different climate. People say the temperature changes quickly from morning to evening. I’m not sure how to prepare because I don’t want to carry a huge suitcase.
Chloe
I love taking photos when I travel, but I always feel rushed. I focus so much on getting good pictures that I forget to actually enjoy the place. I hope to find a better balance.
Suggestion Box
A. Compare hotel reviews carefully and choose places slightly outside the city centre with good public transport. They are often safer and cheaper than expected.
B. Choose only one or two “must-shoot” moments per site. The rest of the time, put your camera away and enjoy the experience.
C. Use online route-planning tools to group nearby attractions and decide the best visiting order. This saves time and reduces unnecessary travel.
D. Wear layers so you can adjust quickly to temperature changes. Choose lightweight
Problems
Justin
I’m going on a mountain trip with my classmates. I enjoy hiking, but I’m not confident about reading maps. I don’t want to slow down the whole group or get lost.
Olivia
I want to book a hotel room close to the city centre, but prices are higher than I expected. I don’t want to spend too much money, yet I also don’t want a place that is unsafe or difficult to reach.
Kevin
I often get nervous in airports. They are noisy and crowded, and I worry about missing boarding times. I wish I could stay more organized during check-in and security check.
Suggestion Box
clothing made for outdoor travel.
E. Before your trip, check airport layout maps and set reminders on your phone for check-in, boarding, and gate changes.
F. Practice basic navigation skills before the trip. Download offline hiking maps and mark checkpoints so you always know your location.
G. Start with short local hikes to build confidence. Once you feel ready, join longer group routes led by experienced hikers.
Read the students’ problems and choose the best advice (A - G) from the Suggestion Box for them.
47. Emma
C
48. Ryan
D
49. Chloe
B
50. Justin
F
51. Olivia
A
52. Kevin
E
答案
47. C 48. D 49. B 50. F 51. A 52. E
解析
【分析】
解题思路：首先通读所有学生的问题，提炼每个问题的核心痛点；再通读所有建议，提炼每条建议的核心内容；最后将学生的痛点与建议的核心内容一一对应，选出最佳匹配项即可。
【解析】
1. Emma的核心痛点：计划沿海旅行，景点分散，担心交通浪费时间错过景点。建议C的核心是用在线路线规划工具分组附近景点、确定最佳顺序，节省时间，匹配Emma的需求，故选C。
2. Ryan的核心痛点：前往气候差异大的国家，早晚温差大，不想带大行李箱。建议D的核心是分层穿衣、选轻便户外衣，适配温差且轻便，匹配Ryan的需求，故选D。
3. Chloe的核心痛点：拍照时太匆忙，忘记享受景点，想平衡拍照与体验。建议B的核心是每个景点选1-2个必拍时刻，其余放下相机享受，匹配Chloe的需求，故选B。
4. Justin的核心痛点：山区旅行不会看地图，担心拖慢团队或迷路。建议F的核心是练习导航技能、下载离线地图标记检查点，匹配Justin的需求，故选F。
5. Olivia的核心痛点：想住市中心但价格高，担心住宿不安全或不便。建议A的核心是选市中心外交通好的酒店，更安全便宜，匹配Olivia的需求，故选A。
6. Kevin的核心痛点：机场紧张，担心误机，想更有条理。建议E的核心是查机场布局图、手机设提醒，匹配Kevin的需求，故选E。
【答案】
47. C 48. D 49. B 50. F 51. A 52. E
【知识点】
信息匹配类阅读理解、旅行主题文本、细节提取
【点评】
本题为信息匹配型阅读理解题，考查学生提取关键信息并逻辑匹配的能力，文本贴近学生旅行准备的生活场景，难度适中，能有效锻炼学生的信息定位与对应能力。
【难度系数】
0.6
解题思路：首先通读所有学生的问题，提炼每个问题的核心痛点；再通读所有建议，提炼每条建议的核心内容；最后将学生的痛点与建议的核心内容一一对应，选出最佳匹配项即可。
【解析】
1. Emma的核心痛点：计划沿海旅行，景点分散，担心交通浪费时间错过景点。建议C的核心是用在线路线规划工具分组附近景点、确定最佳顺序，节省时间，匹配Emma的需求，故选C。
2. Ryan的核心痛点：前往气候差异大的国家，早晚温差大，不想带大行李箱。建议D的核心是分层穿衣、选轻便户外衣，适配温差且轻便，匹配Ryan的需求，故选D。
3. Chloe的核心痛点：拍照时太匆忙，忘记享受景点，想平衡拍照与体验。建议B的核心是每个景点选1-2个必拍时刻，其余放下相机享受，匹配Chloe的需求，故选B。
4. Justin的核心痛点：山区旅行不会看地图，担心拖慢团队或迷路。建议F的核心是练习导航技能、下载离线地图标记检查点，匹配Justin的需求，故选F。
5. Olivia的核心痛点：想住市中心但价格高，担心住宿不安全或不便。建议A的核心是选市中心外交通好的酒店，更安全便宜，匹配Olivia的需求，故选A。
6. Kevin的核心痛点：机场紧张，担心误机，想更有条理。建议E的核心是查机场布局图、手机设提醒，匹配Kevin的需求，故选E。
【答案】
47. C 48. D 49. B 50. F 51. A 52. E
【知识点】
信息匹配类阅读理解、旅行主题文本、细节提取
【点评】
本题为信息匹配型阅读理解题，考查学生提取关键信息并逻辑匹配的能力，文本贴近学生旅行准备的生活场景，难度适中，能有效锻炼学生的信息定位与对应能力。
【难度系数】
0.6
