广西南宁二中2025-2026学年高二上学期9月月考英语试卷

这是一份广西南宁二中2025-2026学年高二上学期9月月考英语试卷，共10页。试卷主要包含了 preference57等内容，欢迎下载使用。

听力:
南宁二中 2025 年 9 月高二月考
英语 参 考 答 案
1-5 B A C B A6-10 A C A CC11-15 B BA C B16-20 A C B C A
阅读理解：
21-23ABB24-27 DADC28-31 ABDD32-35 DDCA36-40FADCG
完形填空：
41-45 BACAD46-50 DACBA51-55 CDABB
语法填空：
56. preference57. t cmbine58. t59. lnging60.gently
61. are accmpanied62.where63.fantastic64.a65.lasts
应用文
范文 一
The Persn I Respect
There are many respectable peple arund us. As fr me, Zhng Nanshan is the persn I respect mst.
Brn in Octber 1936 in Nanjing, he is ne f the mst famus medical scientists in the 21st century. Zhng Nanshan has been wrking in the medical field fr ver 60 years. He always cmmits himself t his wrk and scientific research. He nt nly led a medical team but als tk an active part in the battle against COVID-19. Thrugh their hard wrk, they achieved s many remarkable results.
His wrk makes him a her in China, and he is respected by peple f all ages. It is generally acknwledged that Zhng Nanshan is ne f the mst extrardinary medical experts in ur cuntry.
范文 二
The Persn I Respect
Ms. Li, my English teacher, is the persn I deeply respect and lve.
With a master’s degree in English Educatin, she has taught at ur schl fr ver a decade and is knwn fr her clear teaching style and warm persnality. She always designs creative activities t make bring grammar lessns lively. Devting all her time t helping students, she ften stays after class t explain difficult pints patiently. Never have I seen her lse her temper, even when we make silly mistakes. What tuches me mst is that she always encurages thse wh fall behind, telling us "never give up n yur dreams" — a phrase that has guided me thrugh tugh times.
Her kindness, respnsibility and psitive attitude nt nly imprve ur English skills but als teach us hw t be better individuals. Such a teacher truly deserves ur greatest respect.
读后续写参考范文
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ver me and tears welled up in my eyes. With the taxi driver speeding up, I pressed my frehead against the windw, silently praying that Yuki wuldn’t be scared. Every secnd felt like an endless stretch, terrifying thughts flding my mind. Finally, we reached the destinatin.
I was searching fr Yuki everywhere, dwnstairs and upstairs, when my phne suddenly rang. It was my daughter, her vice steady but a little breathless. She said she’d waited 15 minutes, then decided t walk hme—she stuck t the well-lit main rad and made it hme alne, safe and sund. Letting ut a sigh f relief t calm myself dwn, I came t realize that the panic, terrr and anxiety I had been drwning in were all unnecessary. She was mre independent and braver than I had expected! Arriving hme, I hugged her tightly, tears in eyes. Yuki just shrugged her shulders with a brad smile n her face, saying, “Mm, I’m back t yu.”