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Paper train tickets officially have become a thing of the past. After 30th September 2025, people no longer need to use paper tickets to take trains. Instead, people will use e-tickets. This made many people share photos of their old paper tickets online to remember the tickets.
China’s move toward paperless train travel began back in 2018. In November 2018, the Hainan Roundabout Railway first tried e-tickets. Later, in July 2019, 13 stations on the Chengdu-Chongqing high-speed railway also used them. By June 2020, all train stations in China used e-tickets. People could travel with just their ID cards. Paper tickets were only used for reimbursement(报销). Since 1st November 2024, people could get e-invoices(电子凭证) online.
This change makes taking trains more convenient. During holidays before, many people waited in line for tickets. They worried about missing trains or losing tickets. Now, with e-tickets, people can travel easily with their ID cards. This saves time and makes travel easier.
Some people feel a little sad because paper tickets hold sweet memories of trips with family or friends. But the railway system is kind. People can still get a travel information paper if they want. It shows the time, seat number, and other important information.
Saying goodbye to paper tickets is not sad. In fact, it is a step into a smarter future. Life is getting better, and this is one of the examples.
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A. To show their love for new e-tickets.
B. To remember the paper tickets.
C. To teach others how to use paper tickets.
D. To complain about the new policy.
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A. In November 2018.
B. In July 2019.
C. In June 2020.
D. In November 2024.
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A. The problems with paper tickets during holidays.
B. The convenience brought by e-tickets.
C. The process of getting e-tickets.
D. The reasons why people lose paper tickets.
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A. A paper train ticket.
B. A travel information paper.
C. An ID card.
D. A free online invoice.
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A. No one has warm memories of paper train tickets.
B. Though people miss paper tickets, the e-tickets stand for social progress.
C. People hate paper tickets and are glad to throw them away.
D. Railways cancel all paper services for passengers now.
China’s move toward paperless train travel began back in 2018. In November 2018, the Hainan Roundabout Railway first tried e-tickets. Later, in July 2019, 13 stations on the Chengdu-Chongqing high-speed railway also used them. By June 2020, all train stations in China used e-tickets. People could travel with just their ID cards. Paper tickets were only used for reimbursement(报销). Since 1st November 2024, people could get e-invoices(电子凭证) online.
This change makes taking trains more convenient. During holidays before, many people waited in line for tickets. They worried about missing trains or losing tickets. Now, with e-tickets, people can travel easily with their ID cards. This saves time and makes travel easier.
Some people feel a little sad because paper tickets hold sweet memories of trips with family or friends. But the railway system is kind. People can still get a travel information paper if they want. It shows the time, seat number, and other important information.
Saying goodbye to paper tickets is not sad. In fact, it is a step into a smarter future. Life is getting better, and this is one of the examples.
(
B
)26. Why did many people share photos of their old paper tickets online?A. To show their love for new e-tickets.
B. To remember the paper tickets.
C. To teach others how to use paper tickets.
D. To complain about the new policy.
(
A
)27. When did China start to use e-tickets?A. In November 2018.
B. In July 2019.
C. In June 2020.
D. In November 2024.
(
B
)28. What is the main idea of the third paragraph?A. The problems with paper tickets during holidays.
B. The convenience brought by e-tickets.
C. The process of getting e-tickets.
D. The reasons why people lose paper tickets.
(
B
)29. What can people get if they still want a paper record of their trip?A. A paper train ticket.
B. A travel information paper.
C. An ID card.
D. A free online invoice.
(
B
)30. (新考法·句意理解)What does the sentence “Saying goodbye to paper tickets is not sad.” really mean?A. No one has warm memories of paper train tickets.
B. Though people miss paper tickets, the e-tickets stand for social progress.
C. People hate paper tickets and are glad to throw them away.
D. Railways cancel all paper services for passengers now.
答案
26. B
27. A
28. B
29. B
30. B
27. A
28. B
29. B
30. B
解析
【分析】
做这类英语阅读理解题，需先明确题目类型（细节理解、主旨大意、句意理解等），再带着问题定位原文对应内容，逐一分析选项排除错误答案。比如第26题是细节题，直接找原文分享旧票的目的；第27题找电子票开始使用的时间；第28题概括第三段主旨；第29题找纸质记录的获取方式；第30题理解句子含义，结合全文逻辑判断。
【解析】
26题：根据第一段最后一句“This made many people share photos of their old paper tickets online to remember the tickets.”可知，人们分享旧票照片是为了纪念纸票，对应选项B。
27题：根据第二段“In November 2018, the Hainan Roundabout Railway first tried e-tickets.”可知，中国2018年11月开始试用电子票，是电子票应用的起点，对应选项A。
28题：第三段中心句为“This change makes taking trains more convenient.”，整段围绕电子票带来的便利展开，对应选项B。
29题：根据第四段“But the railway system is kind. People can still get a travel information paper if they want.”可知，想要纸质旅行记录可获取旅行信息单，对应选项B。
30题：最后一段指出告别纸票不是悲伤，而是迈向智能未来的一步，说明虽有人怀念纸票，但电子票代表社会进步，对应选项B。
【答案】
26.B 27.A 28.B 29.B 30.B
【知识点】
英语阅读理解，细节理解，主旨大意
【点评】
本文是关于铁路电子票取代纸票的说明文，题目侧重考查细节定位、段落主旨和句意理解，学生只要准确对应原文信息即可解答，整体难度适中。
【难度系数】
0.6
做这类英语阅读理解题，需先明确题目类型（细节理解、主旨大意、句意理解等），再带着问题定位原文对应内容，逐一分析选项排除错误答案。比如第26题是细节题，直接找原文分享旧票的目的；第27题找电子票开始使用的时间；第28题概括第三段主旨；第29题找纸质记录的获取方式；第30题理解句子含义，结合全文逻辑判断。
【解析】
26题：根据第一段最后一句“This made many people share photos of their old paper tickets online to remember the tickets.”可知，人们分享旧票照片是为了纪念纸票，对应选项B。
27题：根据第二段“In November 2018, the Hainan Roundabout Railway first tried e-tickets.”可知，中国2018年11月开始试用电子票，是电子票应用的起点，对应选项A。
28题：第三段中心句为“This change makes taking trains more convenient.”，整段围绕电子票带来的便利展开，对应选项B。
29题：根据第四段“But the railway system is kind. People can still get a travel information paper if they want.”可知，想要纸质旅行记录可获取旅行信息单，对应选项B。
30题：最后一段指出告别纸票不是悲伤，而是迈向智能未来的一步，说明虽有人怀念纸票，但电子票代表社会进步，对应选项B。
【答案】
26.B 27.A 28.B 29.B 30.B
【知识点】
英语阅读理解，细节理解，主旨大意
【点评】
本文是关于铁路电子票取代纸票的说明文，题目侧重考查细节定位、段落主旨和句意理解，学生只要准确对应原文信息即可解答，整体难度适中。
【难度系数】
0.6
