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二、信息还原（选项中有两项为多余选项）
主题:方法策略 体裁:说明文 难度:★★★ 建议用时:6分钟 正确率: /5
A. How will you spend it?
B. Where can you have fun with money?
C. The phone is more important to you, right?
D. This way, you can find a method that works for you.
E. But having a budget doesn't mean you can't have fun.
F. The most important is to decide what you really need.
G. What matters most is that you should spend money carefully.
(2025·济南模拟改编)Let's imagine(想象) this. Your parents are going out for a week. You're left with some money. 1.
Well, you just learned how to budget. It's all about deciding what matters the most to you and how much you want to spend on those things. 2.
4.
主题:方法策略 体裁:说明文 难度:★★★ 建议用时:6分钟 正确率: /5
A. How will you spend it?
B. Where can you have fun with money?
C. The phone is more important to you, right?
D. This way, you can find a method that works for you.
E. But having a budget doesn't mean you can't have fun.
F. The most important is to decide what you really need.
G. What matters most is that you should spend money carefully.
(2025·济南模拟改编)Let's imagine(想象) this. Your parents are going out for a week. You're left with some money. 1.
A
It would be silly to spend the money on clothes, especially if you already have lots of clothes, right? A smarter way to spend that money would be on food. Maybe you want to save some money.Well, you just learned how to budget. It's all about deciding what matters the most to you and how much you want to spend on those things. 2.
F
For example, you plan to buy a new smartphone and consider saving some money. However, your friend invites you to join him on a trip. 3. C
So you might decide to turn down your friend.4.
E
You just have to get creative. Instead of meeting your friends at the pizza shop and then going to the movies, you could invite them to your home. You can buy some frozen pizzas and watch a movie online. It's a lot cheaper but just as fun. If you search the website for budgeting tips, you'll find many. You can try different methods. 5. D
Sometimes you may make mistakes, but don't worry. It's part of becoming a responsible spender.答案
信息还原
【语篇解读】本文是一篇说明文，主要讲述了父母外出留下钱时，如何制定预算并合理花钱，包括要决定对自己最重要的事和花钱额度，还介绍了在预算内享受乐趣的方法等。
1. A 根据“Your parents are going out for a week. You're left with some money.”可知，父母外出留下钱，此处应是询问如何花这些钱，选项 A“你将如何花它？”，符合语境。故选 A。
2. F 根据“It's all about deciding what matters the most to you and how much you want to spend on those things.”可知，这里说的是要决定对你来说最重要的事和花钱额度，也就是要决定真正需要什么，选项 F“最重要的是决定你真正需要什么。”，符合语境。故选 F。
3. C 根据“you plan to buy a new smartphone and consider saving some money. However, your friend invites you to join him on a trip.”可知，前面提到计划买手机，后面朋友邀请旅行，这里是在对比手机和旅行，问手机对你是不是更重要，选项 C“手机对你来说更重要，对吧？”，符合语境。故选 C。
4. E 根据“You just have to get creative. Instead of meeting your friends at the pizza shop and then going to the movies, you could invite them to your home. You can buy some frozen pizzas and watch a movie online.”可知，这里说的是在预算内也能有乐趣，选项 E“但是有预算并不意味着你不能有乐趣。”，符合语境。故选 E。
5. D 根据“If you search the website for budgeting tips, you'll find many. You can try different methods.”可知，尝试不同方法是为了找到适合自己的，选项 D“这样，你可以找到一种适合你的方法。”，符合语境。故选 D。
【语篇解读】本文是一篇说明文，主要讲述了父母外出留下钱时，如何制定预算并合理花钱，包括要决定对自己最重要的事和花钱额度，还介绍了在预算内享受乐趣的方法等。
1. A 根据“Your parents are going out for a week. You're left with some money.”可知，父母外出留下钱，此处应是询问如何花这些钱，选项 A“你将如何花它？”，符合语境。故选 A。
2. F 根据“It's all about deciding what matters the most to you and how much you want to spend on those things.”可知，这里说的是要决定对你来说最重要的事和花钱额度，也就是要决定真正需要什么，选项 F“最重要的是决定你真正需要什么。”，符合语境。故选 F。
3. C 根据“you plan to buy a new smartphone and consider saving some money. However, your friend invites you to join him on a trip.”可知，前面提到计划买手机，后面朋友邀请旅行，这里是在对比手机和旅行，问手机对你是不是更重要，选项 C“手机对你来说更重要，对吧？”，符合语境。故选 C。
4. E 根据“You just have to get creative. Instead of meeting your friends at the pizza shop and then going to the movies, you could invite them to your home. You can buy some frozen pizzas and watch a movie online.”可知，这里说的是在预算内也能有乐趣，选项 E“但是有预算并不意味着你不能有乐趣。”，符合语境。故选 E。
5. D 根据“If you search the website for budgeting tips, you'll find many. You can try different methods.”可知，尝试不同方法是为了找到适合自己的，选项 D“这样，你可以找到一种适合你的方法。”，符合语境。故选 D。
三、阅读与回答问题
主题:科普知识 体裁:说明文 难度:★★★★ 建议用时:7分钟 正确率: /5
根据短文内容,回答下面5个问题,每题答案不超过8个词。
How interesting! Before we had paper money and coins, people used shells, goats, tomatoes and other things to trade(交易). Trading often helped people get what they needed. Long ago, salt was very important because it kept food fresh. People traded salt for shoes, tools, food and other things. This way of trading things for other things is called barter(易货贸易).
About 9000 BCE, people used animals like cows, sheep and camels to pay for things. Some also used vegetables and plants. Then in 1200 BCE, people in China started using shells as money. Soon, other countries began to do the same.
The next development was in 1000 BCE. Chinese people made round metal coins. The very first coins often had holes in them. This way, people would put a string(绳子) through the holes to keep the coins together. By 500 BCE, countries like Persia and Greece also used metal coins.
A few hundred years later, leather was used as money in China. Then in 806 CE, Chinese people made the first paper banknotes. Paper money came to Europe much later. It took about 300 years for all European countries to use it.
Today, money is still changing. In many places, people don't often use paper money. Instead, they use credit cards or pay online.
1. What often helped people get what they needed long ago?
2. When did Chinese people start using shells as money?
3. Why did Chinese people put a string through the holes of the coins?
4. Who made the first paper banknotes?
5. 新考法 开放式问答 What's the main idea of this passage?
知识梳理
高频词汇
1. smoothly /'smuːðli/ adv. 平稳地,顺利地
2. control /kən'trəʊl/ v. 控制
3. afford /ə'fɔːd/ v. 买得起
4. goal /ɡəʊl/ n. 目标
5. responsible /rɪ'spɒnsəb(ə)l/ adj. 负责的
6. trade /treɪd/ n. 贸易;交易;行业 v. 交易;交换
高分句型
It's a good idea to learn more about budgeting now, as it'll help when you get older and have to pay for things like supermarket shopping and medical treatment.
形式主语 真正的主语 引导原因状语从句
译文: 现在学习更多关于理财的知识是个好主意,因为它会在你年纪渐长并需要支付超市购物和医疗等费用时有所帮助。
主题:科普知识 体裁:说明文 难度:★★★★ 建议用时:7分钟 正确率: /5
根据短文内容,回答下面5个问题,每题答案不超过8个词。
How interesting! Before we had paper money and coins, people used shells, goats, tomatoes and other things to trade(交易). Trading often helped people get what they needed. Long ago, salt was very important because it kept food fresh. People traded salt for shoes, tools, food and other things. This way of trading things for other things is called barter(易货贸易).
About 9000 BCE, people used animals like cows, sheep and camels to pay for things. Some also used vegetables and plants. Then in 1200 BCE, people in China started using shells as money. Soon, other countries began to do the same.
The next development was in 1000 BCE. Chinese people made round metal coins. The very first coins often had holes in them. This way, people would put a string(绳子) through the holes to keep the coins together. By 500 BCE, countries like Persia and Greece also used metal coins.
A few hundred years later, leather was used as money in China. Then in 806 CE, Chinese people made the first paper banknotes. Paper money came to Europe much later. It took about 300 years for all European countries to use it.
Today, money is still changing. In many places, people don't often use paper money. Instead, they use credit cards or pay online.
1. What often helped people get what they needed long ago?
Trading(often helped).
2. When did Chinese people start using shells as money?
In 1 200 BCE.
3. Why did Chinese people put a string through the holes of the coins?
To keep the coins together.
4. Who made the first paper banknotes?
Chinese people(did).
5. 新考法 开放式问答 What's the main idea of this passage?
The history/development of money.
知识梳理
高频词汇
1. smoothly /'smuːðli/ adv. 平稳地,顺利地
2. control /kən'trəʊl/ v. 控制
3. afford /ə'fɔːd/ v. 买得起
4. goal /ɡəʊl/ n. 目标
5. responsible /rɪ'spɒnsəb(ə)l/ adj. 负责的
6. trade /treɪd/ n. 贸易;交易;行业 v. 交易;交换
高分句型
It's a good idea to learn more about budgeting now, as it'll help when you get older and have to pay for things like supermarket shopping and medical treatment.
形式主语 真正的主语 引导原因状语从句
译文: 现在学习更多关于理财的知识是个好主意,因为它会在你年纪渐长并需要支付超市购物和医疗等费用时有所帮助。
答案
阅读与回答问题
【语篇解读】本文是一篇说明文，介绍了货币从古至今的演变历史，包括易货贸易、贝壳、金属硬币、皮革、纸币到现代信用卡和在线支付的发展过程。
1. Trading(often helped). 根据“Trading often helped people get what they needed.”可知，很久以前，交易(Trading)经常帮助人们获得所需物品。故填:Trading(often helped).
2. In 1 200 BCE. 根据“Then in 1 200 BCE., people in China started using shells as money.”可知，中国人在公元前1 200年开始使用贝壳作为货币。故填:In 1,200 BCE.
3. To keep the coins together. 根据“This way, people would put a string through the holes to keep the coins together.”可知，中国人在硬币上打孔穿绳是为了将硬币串在一起，便于携带和保存。故填:To keep the coins together.
4. Chinese people(did). 根据“Then in 806 CE., Chinese people made the first paper banknotes.”可知，第一批纸币是由中国人制造的。故填:Chinese people(did).
5. The history/development of money. 全文按时间顺序介绍了货币从古至今的各种形式及其演变过程。故其主旨是“货币的历史/发展”。故填:The history/development of money.
【语篇解读】本文是一篇说明文，介绍了货币从古至今的演变历史，包括易货贸易、贝壳、金属硬币、皮革、纸币到现代信用卡和在线支付的发展过程。
1. Trading(often helped). 根据“Trading often helped people get what they needed.”可知，很久以前，交易(Trading)经常帮助人们获得所需物品。故填:Trading(often helped).
2. In 1 200 BCE. 根据“Then in 1 200 BCE., people in China started using shells as money.”可知，中国人在公元前1 200年开始使用贝壳作为货币。故填:In 1,200 BCE.
3. To keep the coins together. 根据“This way, people would put a string through the holes to keep the coins together.”可知，中国人在硬币上打孔穿绳是为了将硬币串在一起，便于携带和保存。故填:To keep the coins together.
4. Chinese people(did). 根据“Then in 806 CE., Chinese people made the first paper banknotes.”可知，第一批纸币是由中国人制造的。故填:Chinese people(did).
5. The history/development of money. 全文按时间顺序介绍了货币从古至今的各种形式及其演变过程。故其主旨是“货币的历史/发展”。故填:The history/development of money.
