吉林省农安县某中学2025-2026学年高二上学期10月月考英语试卷（学生版）

这是一份吉林省农安县某中学2025-2026学年高二上学期10月月考英语试卷（学生版），共10页。试卷主要包含了5分，满分37等内容，欢迎下载使用。
第二部分 阅读（共两节，满分50分）
第一节（共15小题；每小题2.5分，满分37.5分）
阅读下列短文，从每题所给的A、B、C和D四个选项中，选出最佳选项。
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Discver Weedn Island’s Histry!
If yu like learning abut the past, jin a fun archaelgy camp at Flrida’s special Weedn Island Preserve. The camp is fr kids ging int 1st thrugh 5th grade and runs fr ne week. Participants will learn abut basic archaelgy thrugh hands-n, interactive classrm prjects, utdr activities, and a visit t an archaelgical site in the Tampa Bay area.
What Kids Will D:
●Days 1—2: Start with games t make friends. Listen t talks by famus archaelgy experts abut the area’s histry. Learn hw t dig carefully using real tls.
●Days 3—4:Visit vegetatin-cvered lcal histric sites. See hw scientists find and recrd these spts using special tls like cameras, ntebks, and GPS. Learn abut the natural surrundings.
●Days 5—7: Help real scientists in excavatin(挖掘)! Kids will search fr ld bjects and bnes, write dwn infrmatin, sift dirt, and help clean and srt the things they find.
Camp Details:
When: Octber 10—16, 2025
Time: 9:00 AM t 5:00 PM each day
Cst: $300 per child(includes lunch every day)
Discunt: Kids wh came befre get 30% ff
Sign Up Nw!
Spaces are pen fr this hands-n archaelgy adventure. We lk frward t seeing thse wh are interested in archaelgy.
1. What is the main gal f Weedn Island Preserve’s archaelgy camp?
A. T train kids t becme prfessinal archaelgists.
B. T ffer free utdr trips fr families in Tampa Bay.
C. T teach kids hw t use advanced GPS technlgy.
D. T help kids learn abut lcal histry thrugh practical activities.
2. What will participants prbably d n Octber 15, 2025?
A. Play games t make new friends with ther kids.
B. Visit vegetatin-cvered histric sites and learn t use GPS.
C. Assist scientists in searching fr ld bjects and sifting dirt.
D. Listen t talks by famus archaelgy experts abut lcal histry.
3. Hw much des a returning kid need t pay fr the camp this year?
A. $300.B. $210.
C. $90.D. $0.
B
Many teenagers spend their free time hanging ut with friends r scrlling thrugh scial media, but Tiffany Gay, an 18-year-ld student at Orland Science Schls, spent hers develping a device that culd ptentially help millins f peple.
“Grwing up, I actually lived with my aunt wh had a visin prblem, and I watched as her eyesight declined ver time. And seeing that made me realize that there was a lack f technlgies ut there that were able t help thse with visual disabilities adapt t their circumstances,” said Gay.
Thrugh years f trial and errr, Tiffany develped a wearable device that uses LIDAR, a very cmmn type f sensr, t map an area and then uses vibratins (振动) t warn the wearer when there are bstacles and ther things in their path. As they get clser, the vibratins get strnger.
The technlgy n Tiffany’s visr appeals t mre than just the sense f tuch. She has the lights t indicate distance. As yu get clser, yu’ll see the light turn red. As yu get mderately far away, yu’ll see the light turn blue. And as yu get really far away, it shuld turn green. And the different lights symblize hw intense the vibratin may be.
Tiffany has been wrking n this prject fr the past three years. “A lt f crazy ideas, but in that time, I was able t create different mdels. I’ve been able t make it a lt mre efficient ver these past three years, and I’m als wrking n raising fund t get my patent.” said Gay.
Her inventin nw csts arund $200, which is quite reasnable fr medical assistance devices, but Tiffany wants t make it even mre accessible t peple. She said, “Decreasing the price is a significant change I want t make. But, what I really want is making it accessible t the cuntries where we have the highest percentage f peple wh are visually impaired.”
4. What inspired Tiffany Gay t invent the device?
A. Her aunt’s visual declining.
B. Her parents’ encuragement.
C. Her wn interest in inventin.
D. Her sympathy fr elderly peple.
5. What is the third paragraph mainly abut?
A. The materials f the device.
B. The limitatin f the device.
C. The wrking principle f the device.
D. The inventing prcess f the device.
6. Which f the fllwing wrds can best describe Tiffany Gay?
A. Kind and creative.B. Curius and hnest.
C. Brave and generus.D. Determined and lyal.
7. What can be a suitable title fr the text?
A. The Applicatin f LIDAR Sensrs
B. A Student’s Dream f Starting a Business
C. Tiffany Gay: a Pineer in Wearable Technlgy
D. A Teen’s Inventin fr Peple with Visual disabilities
C
A free nline platfrm that allws speakers t practice in frnt f thusands f virtual audience has been released t help many peple deal with their anxiety when making a speech. Dr Chris Macdnald, wh created the nline platfrm, said the apprach was an attempt t reduce the lengthy waits r high csts peple ften face when seeking help.
The Virtual Reality Public Speaking platfrm is based n the idea that facing fears directly can help reduce them. It is cmbined with breathing exercises and eye mvements that help slw the heart rate and cntrl the fear respnse. Peple using the technlgy can practice speaking in varius virtual reality (VR) settings, frm an empty classrm r small audience f virtual figures wh feel bred and sleepy, t a stadium f 10,000 viewers, with the ptin t add distractins such as flashing cameras and lud nises.
A recent study suggests the platfrm culd be beneficial. The research invlved 29 vlunteers frm China, wh each finished a 30-minute sessin in which they switched between using the VR system and practicing a simple breathing exercise. After that, they delivered a prepared ne-minute speech in English t 34 peple in real life. The percentage f students wh said they were anxius public speakers fell frm 65% befre the experiment t 20% after the presentatins, while the percentage wh described themselves as cnfident rse frm 31% t 79%. Mre students said they enjyed public speaking after using the platfrm.
But Cella, a psychlgist and leader f the virtual reality lab at King’s Cllege Lndn, wh was nt invlved in the wrk, said there was a ptential risk that verdependence n the platfrm culd increase peple’s avidance f public speaking. “There is a lt f enthusiasm and prblem-slving energy frm digital innvatrs t address mental health challenges in ur sciety. But unfrtunately, many prducts like this platfrm have pr uptake (利用) and shrt lifespan due t the rapid develpment and limited evidence,” he said. “As with any emerging technlgy, it’s crucial t evaluate its real-wrld impact, hw peple use it, whether it truly imprves cnfidence and reduces anxiety, and what unintended effects might arise.”
8. Wh may find this platfrm useful?
A. A graduate preparing fr a jb interview.
B. A delivery driver taking a rad safety test.
C. A cach planning athletes’ training wrkuts.
D. A prgrammer giving instructins t a cmputer.
9. What’s the main purpse f Paragraph 2?
A. T ffer advice n using VR.B. T explain the reasn fr exercise.
C. T describe hw the platfrm wrks.D. T shw hw t vercme speech anxiety.
10. What can we learn frm the research?
A. The number f users rse dramatically.
B. The platfrm imprved users’ English ability.
C. The platfrm cntributed t users’ presentatin.
D. The users practiced breathing exercise every day.
11. What’s Cella’s attitude t the platfrm?
A. Cncerned.B. Objective.C. Unclear.D. Supprtive.
D
When visiting a dctr in the future, yu can expect t be accmpanied by a virtual versin f yurself. This s-called digital twin will be a wrking mdel f yur bdy that can be shwn n a physician’s cmputer screen. Updated with yur latest vital signs, it will help the dctr make an accurate diagnsis (诊断) and prvide persnalized treatments fr the patients.
N matter hw unreal this might seem, the researchers at Queen Mary University f Lndn (QMUL) already use cmputer simulatins (模拟) f the hearts f patients t test different treatments fr a heart disrder. It wuld be far t dangerus t experiment this way n smene’s real heart.
Digital twins are starting t be seen everywhere. They can nt nly mnitr the health f jet engines n airliners, but als help carmakers spend fewer years n the develpment f new mdels by simulating test drives and crashes. All this is being pwered by recent prgress in AI, which gives twins the ability t make predictins abut their physical cunterparts (对应的事物), and adjust themselves based n new infrmatin.
Digital twins make it easier fr humans t slve challenging prblems, allwing peple t have a lk int the future. Fr businesses, this shuld mean better designs and peratins. Fr sciety, the prmise is als fascinating: persnalized health care, and ways t prevent the earth frm envirnmental disasters.
Culd these virtual twins g ut f cntrl? They might if they are prgrammed badly, r hacked int. Digital twins will take in muntains f data, sme f it wrng and much f it raising cncerns abut privacy. Yet thse risks are a natural part f technlgical prgress. The appearance f the digital mirrr wrld will raise new questins, but its ptential benefits are already easy t see.
12. Which f the fllwing best describes a digital twin?
A. A virtual cpy.B. A vide game.C. A ty mdel.D. A medical database.
13. Why d researchers at QMUL use cmputer simulatins f hearts?
A. T reduce the time f the heart peratin.
B. T use real hearts much mre cnveniently.
C. T help increase the patients’ recvery rates.
D. T avid the danger f experimenting n real hearts.
14. Hw des AI cntribute t the develpment f digital twins?
A. It increases the efficiency f simulatins thrugh data analysis.
B. It creates accurate digital cpies fr medical and industrial use.
C. It enables digital twins t predict results and adapt n their wn.
D. It imprves virtual mdels by adding real-time mnitring features.
15. What is the authr’s verall attitude tward the develpment f digital twins?
A. Cautiusly ptimisticB. Strngly supprtive
C. Clearly criticalD. Deeply ambiguus
第二节（共5小题；每小题2.5分，满分12.5分）
根据短文内容，从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。
Influential peple have a great impact n everyne they encunter. Yet, they achieve this nly because they exercise s much influence frm inside, n themselves. Their fcused pursuit f excellence is driven by five habits that yu can fllw and absrb until yur influence expands.
They think fr themselves.
Influential peple aren’t affected by the latest trend r by public pinin. ___16___ They’re mre than willing t change their minds accrding t facts, but they aren’t influenced by what ther peple think, nly by what they knw.
They welcme disagreement.
Influential peple d nt react emtinally t different pinins. ___17___ They’re humble enugh t knw that they dn’t knw everything and that smene else might see smething they missed. And if that persn is right, they accept the idea whleheartedly because they care mre abut the result than being right.
They are practive.
Influential peple dn’t wait fr things like new ideas and new technlgies t find them; they seek thse things ut. They’re influential because they see what’s cming. ___18___
They respnd rather than react.
If smene criticizes an influential persn fr making a mistake, r if smene else makes a mistake, influential peple dn’t react immediately and emtinally. They wait. They think. ___19___
Influential peple knw hw imprtant relatinships are, and they wn’t let an emtinal verreactin harm theirs.
They believe.
___20___ They believe in their pwer t achieve their dreams, and they believe thers share that same pwer. They believe that nthing is ut f reach.
A. Instead, they welcme them.
B. And then they deliver a prper respnse.
C. Influential peple always expect the best.
D. They frm their pinins carefully, based n facts.
E. They never believe that ne persn can change the wrld.
F. They fight back against these critics as hard as they culd.
G. They see what’s cming because they intentinally lk fr it.
第三部分 语言运用（共两节，满分30分）
第一节（共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分）
阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的A、B、C和D四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。
My grandfather was a famus and respected persn in ur hmetwn because he was experienced in treating patients with traditinal Chinese medicine (TCM). When he was yung he suffered frm different ___21___. His wn sufferings inspired him t be a ___22___. Even in tugh circumstances, he wasn’t ___23___ but became a dctr in 1920, insisting n ___24___ pr rdinary peple free f charge.
One day, he ___25___ a patient with little hair. Upn knwing his illness, my grandfather cnsulted (咨询) ancient medical recrds and started t evaluate different plants fr their medical prperties t find a traditinal ___26___ treatment. He bught medical devices which culd bil distinct plants. He used the liquid ___27___ t treat the patient, which ___28___ t be a success. Cnsequently, he inferred that a substance called Garden Balsam Stem (透骨草) ___29___ wrked.
Afterwards it was indeed an hnr fr my grandfather t take up a psitin in the academic ____30____ f TCM in my hmetwn. Out f passin fr his jb, he ____31____ his wn clinic and gradually discvered new crucial ____32____ fr different skin prblems. Until his later years, he had kept lts f recrds f his medical experience, which play a ____33____ rle in the develpment f the lcal TCM.
T sum up, my grandfather, ____34____ himself t ding scientific research n TCM and helping patients thrughut his whle life, will be frever ____35____ by his peers and patients.
21. A. evaluatinsB. diseasesC. cnditinsD. lsses
22. A. geniusB. pliticianC. dctrD. nvelist
23. A. ignredB. signaledC. permittedD. defeated
24. A. treatingB. educatingC. entertainingD. serving
25. A. indicatedB. judgedC. encunteredD. pursued
26. A. gentleB. btanicalC. bjectiveD. mral
27. A. btainedB. reflectedC. draftedD. recycled
28. A. tk upB. figured utC. tripped verD. turned ut
29. A. externallyB. financiallyC. apparentlyD. hardly
30. A. elementB. institutinC. cnclusinD. ptin
31. A. decratedB. mnitredC. spttedD. funded
32. A. curesB. resurcesC. patentsD. cnsequences
33. A. flexibleB. vitalC. passiveD. minr
34. A. abandningB. adaptingC. cmmittingD. accustming
35. A. cmplainedB. impressedC. replacedD. respected
第二节（共10小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分）
阅读下面材料，在空白处填入适当的内容（1个单词）或括号内单词的正确形式。
There are ____36____(vary) kinds f theme parks in the wrld. The theme park yu are mst familiar____37____is Disneyland, which can ____38____(find) in several parts f the wrld.
____39____(travel) thrugh space, visiting a pirate ship, r meeting ____40____ adrable fairytale r cartn character like Snw White r Mickey Muse, are all pssible at Disneyland. Whichever and whatever yu like, Disneyland is a place ____41____ will make yur childhd dreams cme true.
____42____(lcate) in the beautiful Smky Muntains in sutheastern USA, Dllywd features America’s traditinal sutheastern culture. There, yu can nt nly hear famus cuntry music, see skilled wrkers make wd, glass, and irn bjects the ld-fashined way, but als experience the ____43____(lng) track in the smallest space.
Chimelng Ocean Kingdm in Zhuhai is ne f the leading cean-themed ____44____(park) in the wrld, ____45____ yu can see up t 20,000 fish, in additin t whale sharks. Yu can als see all kinds f interesting animals, including plar bears.
第四部分 作（共两节，满分40分）
第一节（满分15分）
46. 假定你是李华，你班最近就“Shuld students use electrnic dictinary pens?”这一话题进行了讨论，大家对此看法不一，请综合正反两方的观点，陈述自己的看法。
注意：词数80左右，可以适当增加细节，以使行文连贯。
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47. 阅读下面材料，根据其内容和所给段落开头语续写两段，使之构成一篇完整的短文。
Anne, a hardwrking senir student, always tk pride in ding her wn wrk. One rainy afternn while she was brwsing at the lcal bkstre, a clrful magazine abut climate change attracted her attentin. As she was lking thrugh the pages, ne particular article std ut. Its writing was s clear, pwerful and well-rganized that she immediately decided t buy the magazine, thinking it might prvide helpful references (参考) fr future schl prjects.
When the deadline fr her English essay arrived, Anne fund herself cmpletely unprepared. The tpic f the cmpsitin “Envirnmental Prtectin Tday” seemed quite difficult. After staring at a blank page fr nearly an hur, her frustratin (沮丧) grwing with each passing minute, she suddenly remembered the magazine. With shaky hands, she pulled it ut frm her desk drawer and began cpying several key paragraphs, changing just a few wrds here and there t make it seem different. “It’s just fr reference.” she thught t herself nervusly, but deep dwn she knew it was wrng.
The next week, Mrs. White held up Anne’s essay t the whle class. “This is an utstanding essay!” the teacher said excitedly. Anne’s heart beat fast as she heard wrds like “riginal thinking” and “excellent analysis”. Each cmpliment (赞美) made her feel mre ashamed. Then came the wrst part-Mrs. White wanted t send Anne’s essay in an imprtant writing cmpetitin.
Anne imagined all the pssibilities. The magazine wasn’t well-knwn, s perhaps n ne wuld ever ntice the cpied sectins. But even if n ne knew it, culd she keep this secret in her heart?
At lunch in the crwded cafeteria, her best friend Sarah rushed ver and hugged her tightly. “I just heard abut yur essay! I’m s prud f yu!” Sarah shuted excitedly, her eyes shining with true admiratin. Seeing hw Sarah believed in her writing talent s much, Anne suddenly realized that she wasn’t just lying t her teacher — she was lying t everyne wh trusted her.
注意：
1.续写词数应为150左右；
2.请按如下格式在相应位置作答。
After a few minutes f silence, she whispered t Sarah, “I need t tell yu smething.”
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Sarah held Anne’s hand tightly and walked twards Mrs. White’s ffice.
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1. 电子词典笔便于携带；2. 查单词容易。
反对理由
1. 收录的单词少；2. 单词释义(explanatin)少；3. 容易产生依赖性，不再下功夫记单词。
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