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The City We Became by N. K. Jemisin25. What does the underlined word “soared" in paragraph 2 mean? B. Responded.C. Rose.D. Occurred.This is a sci-fi novel, which is incredibly clear and from deep feeling. It can be read asA. Exposed.a mirror to present-day challenges.26. What did Yin Shushan say about traditional Chinese model of family care?Along with her porrayal of New York, Jemisin has created characters that are every bitA. It faces challenges from reality.B. It remains little changed.C. It gets young people's support.as brash, smart, and culturally diverse as the city itself for this adventure. D. It strengthens family's connection.Light from Uncommon Stars by Ryka Aoki27. What might the author continue talking about?Charlie Jane calls this read “a beautiful story of friendship and love”. This hopeful sci-A. The role and training of professional caregivers.fi novel tells the story of a runaway and unique violinist.B. The economic pressure young people overcome.C. The training programs young adults accept.Letters to a Young Poet by Rainer Maria RilkeWanuri suggests the classic Letters to a Young Poet by Rainer Maria Rilke. The bookD. The hard life the old people are faced with.can help you find your voice, identify your purpose and better understand yourself to grow asCan artist and a human.Donating your old, unwanted clothes is a great way to give back to your community21. Who is the author of a romantic comedy?while cleaning out your closet. But those clothes don't always go to those who need them--orA. N. K. Jemisin.to anyone at all. Believe it or not, a large part of the clothing you donate ends up in landfillsB. Ryka Aoki.C. Rainer Maria Rilke.D. Olivia Abtahi.(废弃物填埋场).22. Which book can reflect present challenges?If you're donating your clothes or taking them to a consignment shop （寄售商店）， oftenB. The City We Became.A. Light from Uncommon Stars.the clothing won't be accepted due to certain problems. And in the case of consignmentD. Perfectly Parvin.C. Letters to a Young Poet.shops, if the clothing is no longer in style, then there's little to no resale value.23. What is Light from Uncommon Stars mainly about?There's also the issue of the gap between the amount of clothes that are donated and theB. Friendship and love.A. Adventure and misfortune.D. Art and culture.C. Science and opportunity.clothing, but a mere 7 percent of people purchase used clothing, according to Savers 2018State of Reuse Report.BWang Zhenhua, 88, from Wuhan, Hubei Province, suffers from some diseases. HeWith that kind of math, it's not so surprising that landfills and not other people'suses a wheelchair and struggles to stand up, but remains independent. “I can walk byclosets become the final destination for the clothes. All the clothing in landfills justmyself. I don't need anyone's help," he said. In reality, even a short walk can leave himtranslates to more waste that pollutes the environment; this is true whether the fibers arebreathless and tired. But he doesn't want his family to spend too much time and energy caringnatural or artificial. a s p for him, nor does he want to pay the high cost of hiring a caregiver."The Wang family's situation will become more common as China’s population ages andmore clothes will be manufactured; they'll continue to be purchased, and in many cases theywill one day be thrown away. And while more people may jump on the second-hand clothessaid. The number of elderly people in China, those aged 60 and above, soared to 297activity, it seems unrealistic to think this will become a worldwide trend.This is not to say that all is hopeless. There are plenty of textile (纺织品） recyclingmillion, or about 21. 1 percent of the population in 2023, according to data from the NationalBureau of Statistics.services out there. There's American Textile Recycling Service, which provides recycling“In the past, China’s approach to elderly care has been mainly family-centered,” saidbins for various textiles all throughout the country. New York City is home to FABSCRAP,Winnie Yip, a professor at the Harvard T. H. Chan School of Public Health. “In China, 90which is an organization that helps recycle and repurpose textile waste left over by fashionpercent of individuals prefer to receive care at home, 7 percent choose community-baseddesigners, costume designers and tailors. And of course, you can always search for a localcare, and a mere 3 percent turn to hospitals.”textile recycling service in your area.Yin Shushan, a scholar at the Institute of Population Research of Peking University,28. Which is a finding of Savers 2018 State of Reuse Report?A. There is an increasing need of used clothing.said the traditional Chinese model of family care, once the cornerstone of elderly support, isunder stress. “The rapid pace of modern life, coupled with economic pressures, hasB. Donating used clothing has become a major trend.weakened the ability of younger generations to provide the same level of care, leading to anD.The supply of used clothing is much bigger than the need.In the future, hugong, or professional caregivers, will play a greater role, which will29. What does the author intend to show in paragraph 5?A. Fashion cycle moves too fast.B. It's vital to study fashion trend.qualifications and training programs for caregivers are stil being established," Yip said.C. People should buy fewer clothes. D. Donating old clothes is impractical.24. What's the author's purpose by mentioning Wang Zhenhua in paragraph 1?30. What does the author advise us to do with unwanted clothes?A. To praise independence of seniors.B. To introduce the topic of the text.A. Recycle them.B. Exchange them.C. Give them away.D. To care about Wang's health.D. Share them with neighbors.C. To show sympathy to the old.英语（四）第3页（共8页）衡水金卷·先享题·调研卷英语（四）第4页（共8页）
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