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日期：2026-10-20（星期二） · 今日话题：中国时事文化民生 + 社会心理 + 成长叙事（完形）
① 中国书香社会建设：从国家战略到生活日常 ② 聚光灯效应：为什么我们总觉得自己是全场焦点 ③ 巷口修鞋的老周：一针一线里的体面（完形）
Passage 1 · 新闻报道（中国时事·文化民生·非科技）Passage 2 · 议论文（外刊 D 篇·社会心理）完形 · 15 空对标新课标 I 卷 C / D 篇 + 完形
Passage 1中国书香社会建设：从国家战略到生活日常
体裁：新闻报道（中国时事·文化民生·非科技） 词数：约 382 难度：★★★☆（对标 C 篇中难偏上）
原文（先做后看解析；仅真超纲词就近标注，其余请语境自猜）
On a mild April morning in 2026, Nanchang, capital of Jiangxi province, hosted the Fifth National Reading Conference. For the first time, the country also launched its "National Reading Activity Week," running from April 20 to 26 under the theme "Promoting reading together, building a book-friendly society." Behind the cheerful slogan lies a quieter shift: reading, once promoted mainly through short campaigns, is now backed by law. China's first dedicated regulation on public reading took effect on February 1, 2026, turning a long-standing appeal into an institutional duty.
How far has the habit spread? The 23rd National Reading Survey, released at the conference, offers hard numbers. Among adults, the comprehensive reading rate — covering books, newspapers, periodicals and screens — reached 82.3 percent, up 0.2 points from 2024. On average each adult finished 8.39 printed and digital books a year, while digital titles surpassed 70 million. Younger readers lead the trend: minors aged 0–17 posted a reading rate of 86.7 percent and read 11.72 books each. Clearly, the love of reading is no longer a minority pursuit.
The numbers are matched by a dense web of spaces. China now runs more than 3,250 free public libraries, over 120,000 physical bookstores, about 580,000 rural book rooms （农家书屋：建在乡村的便民阅读点）, and upwards of 40,000 new-style urban reading spots. In Nanchang alone, 111 community libraries called "Ruzi Book Houses" form a "15-minute reading circle," placing a shelf within a short walk of almost every resident. Digital access widens the reach still further: 670 million people use digital reading, and the National Library records over 1.5 billion online views a year.
Yet the real change is less about statistics than about atmosphere. From book fairs in Shanghai to book-borrowing machines in Hong Kong, reading has quietly permeated everyday life. A boy who recites a classical poem at the Tengwang Pavilion can win free entry for his parent — more than 252,000 families have taken the challenge. In rural Guizhou, a former banker turned a rice-field path into a mobile library for village children. As one poet who once delivered meals put it, "When you learn to love reading, you learn to love life." What began as a policy goal is slowly being woven into the texture of ordinary days — proof that a nation's spirit can be built, book by book.
题目（Q1–Q4）
What does the 23rd National Reading Survey show about reading in China?A. Minors read fewer books than adults on average.B. The adult comprehensive reading rate was exactly 82.1 percent in the latest survey.C. Adults finished 8.39 books each year and minors reached an 86.7 percent reading rate.D. There were fewer than 70 million digital titles available to readers. What can be inferred about the change described in the passage?A. China's reading campaign now rests on both legal backing and everyday-life integration, not slogans alone.B. The new law turns reading into a required school subject.C. City residents read markedly more than people in the countryside.D. Printed books are likely to disappear from most bookstores soon. The word "permeated" in the last paragraph is closest in meaning to ______.A. measured and recorded in a systematic wayB. spread through and gradually became part ofC. replaced something and pushed it asideD. criticized and openly questioned What is the author's main purpose in writing this passage?A. To compare China's reading habit with that of foreign countries.B. To prove that digital reading is superior to paper reading.C. To list the problems facing rural book rooms across the country.D. To show how China is turning a "book-friendly society" from policy into daily life through law, spaces and culture.
逐题解析
Q1 答案：C
正确原因：细节题。第2段明确给出"each adult finished 8.39 printed and digital books a year"（成年人年均 8.39 本）与"minors aged 0–17 posted a reading rate of 86.7 percent"（未成年人阅读率 86.7%），C 两项数据同时吻合。
干扰项：A 反向——未成年人人均 11.72 本＞成人 8.39 本；B 数字错位——82.1% 是 2024 年数值，最新调查为 82.3%；D 反向——数字阅读作品"surpassed 70 million"（超 7000 万部）。
Q2 答案：A ★踮脚
正确原因：推理判断题（推一步）。第1段"once promoted mainly through short campaigns, is now backed by law"与第3–4段"dense web of spaces / quietly permeated everyday life / woven into the texture of ordinary days"共同推出：阅读推广已从单纯口号转为"法律支撑＋生活嵌入"双重底座，原文无原句。
干扰项：B 歪曲——《条例》是"提供阅读服务"的制度保障，非"强制设为学校科目"；C 无据——文中未做城乡阅读量比较；D 无据且夸大——仅说数字阅读拓宽触达，未预言纸质书消失。
Q3 答案：B
正确原因：词义猜测题。末段前文讲阅读"from book fairs… to book-borrowing machines"，后文说"woven into the texture of ordinary days（织入日常肌理）"，"reading has quietly permeated everyday life"语义上指阅读"渗透、弥漫并逐渐成为日常的一部分"，目标词已加粗提示定位，B 最贴合。
干扰项：A "系统测量记录"、C "取代并排挤"、D "批评质疑"均与"阅读悄然融入生活"的语境相反。
Q4 答案：D
正确原因：写作目的/主旨题。全文主线"立法（《条例》施行）— 数据（阅读率/本数）— 设施（图书馆/农家书屋/阅读圈）— 氛围（融入日常、温暖个案）"，D 全面概括作者"把书香社会从政策落进日常生活"的意图；A 无中外对比、B 未褒贬数字阅读、C 未罗列问题，均偏面。
干扰项：A 以偏概全（全文无跨国比较）；B 歪曲（未主张数字阅读更优）；C 反向（农村书屋是正面素材，非"问题清单"）。
语篇分析
体裁：新闻报道（中国时事非虚构改写，信息密集、数据支撑）。
结构：起（南昌大会＋首个阅读活动周＋《条例》施行，点出"从口号到法治"的转向）→ 承（第二十三次阅读调查硬数据：成人 82.3%、人均 8.39 本、未成年人 86.7%）→ 转（设施网络：图书馆 3200+、农家书屋 58 万+、15 分钟阅读圈、数字阅读 6.7 亿用户）→ 合（氛围潜移：书展、借书机、滕王阁挑战、乡村移动书屋，阅读织入日常）。
难度提示：Q2 为★踮脚推理，需跨段整合"立法＋设施＋氛围"三重证据；数据密集易误读（注意 82.1% 为 2024、82.3% 为最新），须回原文定位比对。
核心词汇（8–12 个，含派生词构词法）
词组 / 固定搭配
take effect 生效，施行reading rate 阅读率rural book rooms 农家书屋15-minute reading circle 15分钟阅读圈digital reading 数字阅读weave into 织入，融入book-friendly society 书香社会
阅读知识点
① 阅读——"数据细节题"防错位：Q1 考查的是"最新调查"数值，文中 82.1% 与 82.3% 同时出现（前者 2024、后者最新），解题须锁定"the latest survey"所对应的 82.3%，而非惯性选更眼熟的 82.1%。
② 阅读——"跨段推理（踮脚）"法：Q2 的正确项不在任一段原句，需把第1段"backed by law"与第3–4段"spaces / permeated / woven into"三层证据合成为"法治＋生活嵌入"，属推一步的强思考，遇到此类题优先找"多段共同指向"而非单句同义替换。
练习建议：新闻类阅读先抓"事件—数据—意义"三层，细节题回原文比对数字与时间，推理题找跨段共识，不凭印象。
Passage 2聚光灯效应：为什么我们总觉得自己是全场焦点
体裁：议论文（外刊社会心理·通识改写） 词数：约 439 难度：★★★★（对标 D 篇高难，长难句密）
原文（先做后看解析；生词请语境或词根推导）
Most of us have felt it: the burning sense, while walking into a room, that every eye is fixed on us, judging our clothes, our walk, our awkward smile. Psychologists call this the "spotlight effect" — our tendency to overestimate how much attention other people pay to our appearance or behavior. In truth, the bright light we feel is mostly in our own head.
The idea was first tested in 1999 by Thomas Gilovich and Kenneth Savitsky at Cornell University. In their now-classic study, college students were asked to put on a T-shirt printed with the face of an outdated, slightly ridiculous celebrity, then walk into a room already occupied by five strangers. Asked afterward how many people had noticed the shirt, the wearers guessed that about half the room had seen it. When the researchers checked with the five strangers, however, only about one in ten could actually say what was on the shirt. The gap between what we fear others notice and what they truly register is, again and again, far wider than we imagine.
Why does this happen? The first reason is a quiet bias toward ourselves. We experience our own thoughts and feelings from the inside, so it is easy to mistake our private drama for a public event. Because we sit at the center of our own mental world, we naturally assume we are also the center of everyone else's. In reality, the people around us are usually busy narrating their own lives — they, too, are standing under their own imagined spotlights.
The second reason is what researchers name the "illusion of transparency": we wrongly believe our inner states leak out for all to see. When we feel nervous, we are certain the trembling hands and the blush are obvious to everyone, when in fact most observers notice far less than we fear. Our private anxiety feels public, though it rarely is. We feel laid bare, yet the people nearby mostly see an ordinary face, not the storm we sense inside.
The good news is that the effect can be softened. Remind yourself that others' attention is, on average, about half of what you suppose. Before a speech, shift your gaze to the wallpaper or the color of someone's shoes; breathe slowly and tell yourself that the room is probably as nervous as you are. None of this means your feelings are unreal — only that the audience is smaller than it looks. Learning to step out of the glare is not about caring less, but about seeing yourself, finally, at human scale.
题目（Q5–Q8）
What did Gilovich and Savitsky's 1999 study find about the T-shirt experiment?A. Wearers thought about half the room noticed their shirt, but far fewer actually did.B. Most strangers in the room could easily name the celebrity on the shirt.C. The wearers correctly guessed how many people had seen the shirt.D. Subjects were told in advance which room they would enter. What can be inferred about why we so often feel watched?A. Most people are genuinely interested in our small mistakes.B. Our feelings are usually written clearly on our faces.C. We wrongly assume others can see our inner unease, and we overestimate how much they notice us.D. The effect appears mainly during public speaking and nowhere else. What is the author's attitude toward the spotlight effect?A. Fearful, as if it were a dangerous mental illness.B. Dismissive, arguing that it has no real effect on teenagers.C. Envious of people who happen to suffer from it.D. Reassuring and explanatory, presenting it as a common, manageable bias. What is the main idea of the passage?A. To teach readers how to become confident public speakers.B. To explain the spotlight effect — why we overestimate others' attention — and how to ease it.C. To prove that Cornell University trained the best psychologists.D. To warn readers against wearing embarrassing T-shirts in public.
逐题解析
Q5 答案：A
正确原因：细节题。第2段"the wearers guessed that about half the room had seen it"与"only about one in ten could actually say what was on the shirt"直接说明：穿者自估约半数注意到，实际仅约十分之一看清，A 两项均吻合。
干扰项：B 反向——实际仅约 1/10 能说出图案，并非"大多数轻松认出"；C 反向——穿者明显高估，"guessed… about half"远高于真实；D 无据——文中未说提前告知房间。
Q6 答案：C ★踮脚
正确原因：推理判断题（推一步）。需综合第3段"bias toward ourselves / assume we are the center of everyone else's"与第4段"illusion of transparency / wrongly believe our inner states leak out"，推出：我们既高估他人对自己的关注，又误以为内心不安会"泄露"被看见，故常觉被注视。原文无原句，须两步合并。
干扰项：A 反向——他人通常忙着"narrating their own lives"，并非真关心我们的小失误；B 反向——透明度错觉恰恰说明"表情并未如我们所想般被看穿"；D 以偏概全——效应普遍存在于日常社交，非"仅限演讲"。
Q7 答案：D
正确原因：态度/观点题。末段"The good news… can be softened""Remind yourself…""Learning to step out… at human scale"以安抚、释然、可操作的语气把效应呈现为"常见且可调节的偏差"，D（宽慰且具解释性）最贴合；A/B/C 均与释然、可管理的基调相反。
干扰项：A 恐惧/病理化（文中称"common bias"，非疾病）；B 贬斥/否认影响（文中承认其真实存在）；C 嫉妒（荒谬，文中无此意）。
Q8 答案：B
正确原因：主旨题。全文脉络"现象命名（spotlight effect）— 实验证据 — 两大成因（自我偏见＋透明度错觉）— 缓解方法"，B 全面概括"解释效应（为何高估关注）并给出缓解"，为文眼；A/C/D 均截取局部或曲解（A 是方法之一非主旨、C 无关、D 调侃非本意）。
干扰项：A 以偏概全（缓解法中仅提及演讲前转移视线，非全文目的）；C 无中生有；D 曲解（T 恤实验是论据，非"警告别穿"）。
语篇分析
体裁：议论文／说明文（外刊社会心理通识改写，论证清晰、长难句密集）。
结构：提（现象命名：聚光灯效应＝高估他人关注）→ 证（1999 康奈尔 T 恤实验：自估半数 vs 实际 1/10）→ 析（成因一：自我中心偏见；成因二：透明度错觉）→ 解（缓解：提醒＋转移视线＋呼吸＋正常化）。
难度提示：Q6 为★踮脚推理，须把"自我偏见"与"透明度错觉"两成因合成为"为何觉被注视"；长句如"The gap between what we fear others notice and what they truly register is… wider than we imagine"需拆主语从句。
核心词汇（8–12 个，含派生词构词法）
词组 / 固定搭配
spotlight effect 聚光灯效应overestimate attention 高估关注illusion of transparency 透明度错觉inner states 内心状态shift one's gaze 转移目光at human scale 以人的尺度／平常心step out of the glare 走出被注视的强光
阅读知识点
① 阅读——"实验类细节题"回原文比数字：Q5 考查实验结论，关键数字"about half（自估）"与"one in ten（实际）"必须回第2段原句比对，不可凭"常识"选"多数人注意到"。
② 阅读——"双成因合并推理（踮脚）"法：Q6 的正确项须把第3段"self-bias（以为自己是他人中心）"与第4段"illusion of transparency（以为内心被看穿）"合并，这类题的干扰项往往只截取单一成因或反向表述，需识别"两步合成"的推理链。
练习建议：心理类议论文先抓"现象—实验—成因—对策"四段式，推理题圈出每段核心概念，再判断选项是否"多概念合并"而非"单点曲解"。
完形巷口修鞋的老周：一针一线里的体面
体裁：记叙文（成长叙事·社区匠人体面） 词数：约 296 难度：★★★☆（15 空，含近义辨析/固定搭配/语境推理）
原文（阅读下列短文，掌握大意后从每题所给 A、B、C、D 四个选项中选出最佳选项）
When I was in junior high, the strap of my favorite schoolbag ____(1)____ one rainy morning. Mother pointed me to a small cobbler's stand at the alley corner, where an old man called Zhou ____(2)____ alone among piles of worn shoes. I handed him the bag, half ____(3)____ he would refuse such a small job. He only smiled, took it, and began to work with a ____(4)____ most people no longer have.
His hands, rough and marked by age, his apron faded and tools worn smooth, moved with a calm that seemed to ____(5)____ the noisy street outside. While he stitched, he told me he had mended shoes in this alley for over thirty years. "Things worth keeping," he said, "deserve the ____(6)____ to be fixed well." A neighbor dropped by, left a pair of boots, and ____(7)____ without rushing — everyone here knew Zhou would take his time.
The repair took longer than I expected, yet I did not ____(8)____. Watching him, I understood that his slowness was not laziness but a kind of ____(9)____ for the objects and the people who owned them. When he ____(10)____ the bag back, the strap was stronger than before, and he ____(11)____ a fair price far below what I had feared. The afternoon light slanted through the alley, and for a while the noisy city seemed far away.
On the way home, I realized the lesson was not about a bag. In a world that ____(12)____ everything to be fast and disposable, Zhou chose to ____(13)____ what others would throw away. His stand was small, but it ____(14)____ a quiet kind of dignity — proof that a humble craft can still ____(15)____ warmth into a hurried city. I held the mended strap and felt oddly grateful, as if something larger than a bag had been repaired.
题目（Blank 1–15）
____(1)____A. brokeB. fellC. openedD. faded ____(2)____A. waitedB. satC. workedD. slept ____(3)____A. hopingB. fearingC. certainD. pleased ____(4)____A. speedB. strengthC. skillD. patience ____(5)____A. matchB. quietC. joinD. wake ____(6)____A. moneyB. toolC. rightD. plan ____(7)____A. leftB. waitedC. arguedD. paid ____(8)____A. worryB. understandC. careD. mind ____(9)____A. pityB. respectC. angerD. fear ____(10)____A. threwB. pushedC. handedD. drew ____(11)____A. askedB. offeredC. refusedD. borrowed ____(12)____A. teachesB. allowsC. helpsD. wants ____(13)____A. ignoreB. saveC. sellD. hide ____(14)____A. lostB. hidC. stood forD. broke ____(15)____A. bringB. takeC. keepD. find
逐题解析
空 (1) 答案：A
语境推理。书包带子"断裂"才需拿去修，broke（断）与后文"修鞋匠修补 strap"呼应，是触发全文的事件。
干扰项：B fell（掉）／C opened（开）／D faded（褪色）均不能表达"带子坏了要修"这一起因。
空 (2) 答案：C
语境逻辑。巷口修鞋摊上，老周独自"干活/修鞋"，worked（工作）与"cobbler's stand / piles of worn shoes / mended shoes"一致。
干扰项：A waited（等）／B sat（坐）／D slept（睡）都弱化了"匠人正在劳作"的画面，与后文三十年补鞋矛盾。
空 (3) 答案：B
语境逻辑。把小活递给老人，少年"担心"他不肯接，fearing（害怕、担心）引出后文"他只微笑接过"的反差，自然。
干扰项：A hoping（希望他拒）语义反；C certain（确信他会拒）过于绝对且后文"他接过"打脸；D pleased（高兴他拒）不符。
空 (4) 答案：D
语义搭配。他带着多数人已没有的"耐心"细细修补，patience（耐心）与全文"slowness / take his time"主线一致。
干扰项：A speed（速度）／B strength（力气）／C skill（技艺）中，speed 与慢工主题相反，strength/skill 虽可但不如 patience 贴"不慌不忙"。
空 (5) 答案：B
语境逻辑。他手上的平静仿佛能"让"外面喧闹的街"安静"下来，quiet（使安静）作动词，与 calm 呼应，营造闹市中的安宁。
干扰项：A match（匹配）／C join（加入）／D wake（唤醒）均不能与"calm vs noisy street"构成合理对照。
空 (6) 答案：C
语义搭配。值得保留的东西"理应被好好修好"，right（权利、理应）最贴"deserve the right to be fixed well"的尊重语气。
干扰项：A money（钱）／B tool（工具）／D plan（计划）代入后语义不通，偏离"物有所值、值得被善待"。
空 (7) 答案：A
语境逻辑。邻居放下靴子后"离开"而不催，left（离开）与"without rushing / knew Zhou would take his time"衔接，写出街坊的信任。
干扰项：B waited（等）与"without rushing"重复且未体现放下就走；C argued（争吵）／D paid（付钱）均破坏温情信任氛围。
空 (8) 答案：D
语境逻辑。修理比预期久，少年却并不"介意"，mind（介意）与"did not"搭配表"不以为意"，铺垫后文领悟。
干扰项：A worry（担心）／B understand（理解）／C care（在乎）中，worry/care 代入"did not worry/care"也通但弱于 mind 的"不介意等待"；此处 mind 最自然。
空 (9) 答案：B
语义搭配。他的慢不是懒，而是对物件与主人一种"尊重"，respect（尊重）点明匠人态度，是全篇文眼。
干扰项：A pity（怜悯）／C anger（愤怒）／D fear（恐惧）均与"慢工出细活"的敬重基调冲突。
空 (10) 答案：C
语境逻辑。他把手补好的包"递回"给少年，handed（递）与 back 搭配自然，动作温柔。
干扰项：A threw（扔）／B pushed（推）／D drew（拉）都破坏郑重归还的语气。
空 (11) 答案：A
语境逻辑。他"要/收"了一个远低于少年担忧的公道价，asked（要价）在此表"索价"，与"fair price / far below what I had feared"形成善意反差。
干扰项：B offered（主动给价，主语应是顾客）／C refused（拒收）／D borrowed（借）均不合"匠人报价"语境。
空 (12) 答案：D
语境逻辑。在一个"要求"一切求快、用后即弃的世界里，wants（想要、要求）与 fast and disposable 搭配，凸显老周的反潮流。
干扰项：A teaches（教）／B allows（允许）／C helps（助）代入后弱化"社会主流取向"的表达，want 最贴"凡事求快"的功利语境。
空 (13) 答案：B
语境逻辑。老周选择"救/留"别人会扔掉的东西，save（挽救、留存）与 throw away 反义对照，点出"惜物"主题。
干扰项：A ignore（忽视）／C sell（卖）／D hide（藏）均不能与 throw away 构成"留存 vs 丢弃"的正向对照。
空 (14) 答案：C
语义搭配。小摊"代表/象征"一种安静的尊严，stood for（代表、意味着）收束主题，比单字更准。
干扰项：A lost（失去）／B hid（隐藏）／D broke（打破）均反向，不能表达"小摊承载尊严"。
空 (15) 答案：A
语境逻辑。卑微的手艺仍能向匆忙的城市"带去"温暖，bring（带来）与 warmth into a hurried city 搭配，温柔收尾。
干扰项：B take（带走）／C keep（保留）／D find（找到）均不能表达"注入温暖"的正向动作。
语篇分析
体裁：记叙文（个人成长叙事，第一人称）。
结构：起（书包带断、被指去巷口修鞋摊、老周独自劳作、少年担心被拒）→ 承（老周手上的平静、三十年补鞋、邻里的信任不催）→ 转（等待中不介意、悟出慢工是对物与人的尊重、公道低价归还）→ 合（领悟不在包：在求快弃物的世界里，老周留存被弃之物，小摊象征尊严，手艺为匆忙城市带去温暖）。
难度提示：15 空覆盖近义辨析（broke/fell、worked/sat、fearing/certain、patience/skill、quiet/match、right/money、left/waited、respect/pity、handed/threw、asked/offered、save/ignore、stood for/lost、bring/take）、固定搭配（deserve the right、without rushing、handed back、far below）、语境推理（fearing、mind、want、throw away）；无"见搭配即选"的送分题，须回语境与全文"慢工惜物"主线判断。
核心词汇（8–12 个，含派生词构词法）
词组 / 固定搭配
cobbler's stand 补鞋摊worn shoes 破旧的鞋take one's time 不慌不忙deserve the right 理应／值得hand back 递回，归还far below 远低于stand for 代表，象征
阅读知识点
① 完形填空——"全文主线复现"法：如空 (9)（respect）、空 (13)（save）、空 (14)（stood for）、空 (15)（bring）均围绕"慢工惜物、尊重与尊严"主线，答案须与主题复现一致，而非孤立通顺即选。
② 完形填空——"近义辨析+语境色彩"双锁：空 (4)（patience vs speed/strength/skill）须看全文"slowness / take his time"色彩；空 (11)（asked 在此表"索价"）须辨清主语是匠人而非顾客，避免误选 offered。
练习建议：完形先通读抓"起承转合"四步脉络与情感主线，再逐空判断"搭配对不对、语境顺不顺、全文复现不"，三关全过才选。
