第二节 时事聚焦 根据首字母提示补全短文。
Recently, a vote for the formal(正式的) wear of Chinese sportswomen at the 2026 Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games has become a 1. h topic. Lots of people supported trousers instead of skirts, and the design of the trousers won a great victory. This 2. c has broken traditional ideas and cheered many teenagers up.
For a long time, skirts were thought to be the only formal wear for 3. w in important events. However, sportswomen need comfortable clothes to 4. s their abilities. The design of the trousers mixes traditional culture with 5. m needs. It uses nice colours from Chinese paintings. Also, its design is so comfortable that it helps the sportswomen move freely. It’s not just a piece of clothing, but a symbol of 6. c to challenge old rules.
This event teaches us an important 7. l: true beauty comes from being yourself and being confident, not following fixed standards. We should 8. r everyone’s choice and understand that “clothes serve people, not gender labels(性别标签)”.
Such brave choices encourage us to face challenges 9. b in life. Let’s learn from these sportswomen—be confident, 10. s to our ideas, and be brave to make a difference.

七、[2026 扬州模拟]任务型阅读。(每小题 2 分,共 10 分)
根据下面短文,回答问题,每题答案不超过 10 个词。
Chen Xingrong won five medals, including a gold, at the 11th National Games for Persons with Disabilities and the 8th National Special Olympic Games.
Born in Hainan Province, Chen Xingrong could not say a word until he was 2 years old. When Chen Xingrong was found autistic(自闭的), his parents were worried. In 2012, his father learned that swimming could help people with autism, so he spent months learning how to swim by watching videos and reading books. When Chen Xingrong was 5 years old, he began to teach him how to swim. In the very beginning, he spent three months teaching his son, but all his efforts failed. To his surprise, half a year later, he discovered that his son had developed the ability to control his breath under water, which greatly increased his confidence, and swimming soon became a key activity of the family. His father planned all his exercises for him at first, but then it was all up to him. He decided how many exercises he wanted to do, and his parents respected his choices. It was a process of self-management. With his father's help as well as his good self-management and perseverance, he succeeded in winning many medals in the swimming competitions.
As well as swimming, learning basic life skills is also an important part of life for a teenager with autism. His father hopes that his son can live well on his own when he and his wife grow old. To help the public to know more about autistic people so as to reduce misunderstanding, he once organized about 500 people to watch an autism-themed film.
Thanks to his father's endless efforts, Chen Xingrong has learned to buy food in the market in their neighbourhood. He also does voluntary jobs at supermarkets and fast-food restaurants, such as arranging shelves and cleaning dining tables. "He is good at skillfully arranging things. He is part of the community, and I hope he will live a wonderful life in the future," his father says proudly.
1. Why did Chen Xingrong's father want him to learn swimming?

2. When did Chen Xingrong begin to learn swimming?

3. What led to Chen Xingrong's success?

4. How did Chen Xingrong's father help the public to understand autistic people?

5. What can you do for people with autism?