2025~2026学年贵州省贵阳市某中学高二（上）10月联考英语试题（学生版）

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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、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。
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Readers’ Favrite Muntain Trips in Eurpe
Glden hur in Italy’s Dlmites
Arriving at Alpe di Siusi during glden hur felt like stepping int a dream. We recmmend staying at the Htel Schmung, a family-run htel with delicius nrthern Italian fd and direct access t scenic hikes. Muntain huts prvide great lunch stps alng the trails. The peaceful setting, breathtaking views and freedm t explre n ft withut needing a car make this a perfect base fr the Dlmites.
Dnkey trails up Crsica’s highest peak
Crsica’s highest peak, 2,706-meter Munt Cint, can be apprached frm the dramatic Asc Grge. Fr hikers, a netwrk f dnkey trails reveals wnderful views, river pls and lst wrlds; such as the abandned village f Sepula. There are a cuple f remte campsites ff the grge. There’s a ski resrt halfway up Munt Cint where the mre challenging crss-island GR20 muntain hiking path can be jined.
Muntain cabins n Sweden’s King’s trail
The muntains and glaciers surrunding the muntain hut at Nall in nrth-west Sweden are s impressive. It’s rughly seven miles ff the ppular Kungsleden trail (King’s trail) that winds its way thrugh Lapland. There’s n mbile phne receptin, r fd, s bring yur wn supplies. These can be bught at the trailheads, three days’ walk away, r at ther muntain huts alng the way.
Risqué muntain, Germany
During a summer visit t Garmisch-Partenkirchen, we chse a cable car up the magnificently named Munt Wank (1,780 meters). We were rewarded with lush muntain grasslands, superb views f the valley belw and peace and quiet. A cld beer n the sun terrace at the Snnenalm restaurant is a must. If yu have the energy, yu can walk the well-marked trail back t the twn r head dwn n the Wankbahn.
1. On which trip can turists have a chance t g skiing?
A. Glden hur in Italy’s Dlmites.
B. Dnkey trails up Crsica’s highest peak.
C. Muntain cabins n Sweden’s King’s trail.
D. Risqué muntain, Germany.
2. What is advised t d fr a stay at the muntain hut at Nall?
A. Take necessary things alng.B. Eat at a lcal restaurant.
C. Keep the mbile phne n.D. Take a cable car there.
3. What d the fur trips have in cmmn?
A. They prvide a taste f lcal fd.
B. They invlve winter sprts activities.
C. They are accessible by public transprt.
D. They ffer chances fr hiking explratins.
B
Even while standing atp the pdium at the 2025 Chengdu Wrld Games, Chinese karate (空手道) champin Gng Li still felt chills dwn her spine when recalling her career-threatening injury. The 26-year-ld defeated her Japanese ppnent Sarara Shimada by 5-1 in the wmen’s kumite — 61 kg final, securing China’s first ever Wrld Games gld medal in the sprt.
During the 20th Asian Senir Karate Champinship last September, Gng suffered a severe injury and had t receive tw surgeries. “I was n the verge f breaking dwn,” she recalled. “Many athletes never fully recver frm such injuries. Sme even have t retire.” It was her lve fr karate and an unshakable belief in herself that brught her back t the field she has always lnged fr and lved, Gng said.
T cmpete at the Wrld Games n hme sil, Gng pushed thrugh a tugh eight-mnth recvery after surgery. “The pain was almst unbearable in the early stage f recvery,” she said. During recvery training, she realized her skills, physical cnditining and muscle strength had significantly declined, having n idea if she culd ever return t her peak frm.
But Gng refused t give up. She wrte n her Weib accunt: “I’ve always believed that karate is a sprt that demands curage — nt just t fight bravely in cmpetitins, but als t fearlessly rise again after setbacks and injuries.”
Gng believes the latest victry carries significance, nt just because it marks her first victry after her hrrific injury, but als because it makes up fr the Tky Olympics fur years ag. On Aug.7, 2021, she claimed a brnze medal. “Back then, I was t fcused n winning and didn’t perfrm my best,” she admitted. The cmeback jurney has given Gng fresh insights int karate. With imprvements in punches, kicks and thrws, she nw cmpetes with greater calmness and determinatin.
4. What is special abut Gng Li’s Wrld Games victry?
A. It’s Gng Li’s first try in an internatinal event.
B. It’s China’s first Wrld Games victry in karate.
C. It’s Gng Li’s last perfrmance befre she retires.
D. It’s China’s first gld medal at this Wrld Games.
5. What brught her back t the field accrding t Gng Li?
A. The passin fr the sprt.B. Her strng desire t win.
C. Her return t peak frm.D. The pressure frm fans.
6. Which wrds best describe Gng Li?
A. Fearless and humrus.B. Determined and efficient.
C. Curageus and reflective.D. Optimistic and imaginative.
7. What can be a suitable title fr the text?
A. Overcming Fears in Big Games.B. Gng Li’s Secrets t Champinship.
C. Returning frm Injury t Victry.D. Gng Li’s Survival frm Injuries.
C
D yu ever get that feeling that there aren’t enugh hurs in the day? That time is smehw racing away frm yu, and it is impssible t fit everything in. But then, yu step utside int the cuntryside and suddenly everything seems slwer, mre relaxed, like time has smehw changed.
It’s nt just yu — recent research shwed nature can regulate ur sense f time. Psychlgist Ricard Crreia, at the University f Turku in Finland, fund that being in nature may change hw we experience time and, perhaps, even give us the sense f time abundance. Crreia examined research which cmpared peple’s experiences f time when they perfrmed different types f tasks in urban and natural envirnments. These studies cnsistently shwed that peple reprt a feeling f having mre time when they were in nature cmpared t when they were in an urban envirnment.
S what is the ratinale (依据) behind this?
Spending time in nature is knwn t have many benefits fr health. Having access t natural spaces is assciated with reduced anxiety and depressin, imprved sleep, and reduced risk f cardivascular diseases. Sme f these benefits may explain why being in nature alters hw we perceive (感知) time.
Spending time in nature als helps t shift ur fcus frm the immediate mment twards ur future needs. S rather than fcusing n the stress f the demands n ur time, nature helps us t see the bigger picture. This can help us t priritize (优先处理) ur actins s that we meet ur lng-term gals rather than living in a state f “just abut keeping ur head abve water”.
If spending time in nature isn’t pssible fr yu, there are ther ways that yu can regain cntrl f yur time. Start by clsely examining hw yu use time thrughut yur week. Reviewing yur time can help yu see where time is being wasted and identify actins t help yu t free up mre time in yur life. Alternatively, limit when yu access emails and scial media, r bk in time in yur calendar t take a break.
8. What did Ricard Crreia’s research indicate abut being in nature?
A. It changes the length f time.B. It imprves peple’s efficiency.
C. It brings many physical benefits.D. It extends peple’s sense f time.
9. Hw des nature affect ur time perceptin accrding t the text?
A. By prmting ur verall well-being.
B. By helping us t cmplete urgent tasks.
C. By making us fcus n the time demands.
D. By reducing the need fr time management.
10. What d the underlined wrds “just abut keeping ur head abve water” mean?
A. Managing t survive in water.B. Putting sme actins first.
C. Dealing with the stress at hand.D. Changing shrt-term gals.
11. What can yu d t cntrl time if yu fail t access nature?
A. Analyze time usage patterns.B. Remve breaks frm the calendar.
C. Delete scial media accunts.D. Abandn time-cnsuming tasks.
D
At a cllege reunin, smene casually drpped the wrd “Welchkins”, a term s niche (小众的)that it might as well be a secret cde. We dubled ver laughing. My teenage daughter, wh was there with me, had n idea what we were talking abut.
That’s the strange and beautiful thing abut inside jkes: these silly references cnnect us thrugh shared histry, mutual trust, and the sense f belnging. They reinfrce grup bundaries, but mre imprtantly, they invite us int a shared identity. Inside jkes might arise frm a randm phrase r an awkward mment, which with time and retelling, becme legendary.
Why d silly phrases and shared laughs have such a pwerful emtinal impact?
When we laugh at smething that nly a few peple understand, it sparks mre than amusement — it sparks recgnitin. Accrding t scial psychlgists Baumeister and Leary, the need t belng is a fundamental human mtivatin. We’re wired t seek cnnectin, and inside jkes prvide micr-signals that say, “Yu’re ne f us.” This tiny spark f recgnitin lights up ur brain’s reward system, creating a sense f scial safety.
Inside jkes aren’t just passive memries — they’re active strengtheners f identity. As humr researcher Rd Martin pints ut, shared laughter builds chesin. In wrkplaces, families, and friend grups, these jkes serve as scial glue. They remind us f what we’ve been thrugh tgether — what we’ve survived, suffered, and celebrated. Yu’ll ften find inside jkes thriving in high-stress prfessins like nursing, teaching, r emergency services. The humr helps peple deal with stress.
Humr desn’t happen in hstile (敌对的)envirnments. We dn’t share ur strangest selves with peple we dn’t trust. Inside jkes require bth familiarity and risk — the risk that what yu find funny might be met with silence r cnfusin. That’s why teams and friendships rich in inside jkes tend t be envirnments f psychlgical safety, a term cined by Harvard’s Amy Edmndsn. It means peple feel free t speak up, take risks, and be themselves.
Smetimes, the strngest cnnectins between us cme frm laughing at smething cmpletely ridiculus tgether. In a wrld that ften feels heavy and divided, these mments f lightness are essential. They remind us that we’ve been part f smething.
12. What can we learn abut inside jkes?
A. They are particular t a certain grup f peple.
B. They cannt be understd by yung generatins.
C. They lse their humr after being retld repeatedly.
D. They cme frm well-planned and meaningful events.
13. Why d peple enjy inside jkes accrding t Baumeister and Leary?
A. T bring back shared experiences.B. T get rid f their embarrassment.
C. T strengthen their sense f belnging.D. T deal with their lack f scial safety.
14. What envirnment is gd fr inside jkes t develp?
A. A hstile and cmpetitive setting.B. An unfamiliar and risky situatin.
C. A frmal and academic atmsphere.D. An emtinally safe space with trust.
15. What is the authr’s attitude twards inside jkes?
A. Cautius.B. Favrable.C. Tlerant.D. Skeptical.
第二节（共5小题；每小题2.5分，满分12.5分）
阅读下面短文，从短文后的选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。
Determinatin (r self-determinatin) is a skill that can be learned! Yu can start by figuring ut what yu want. ____16____. Even with these pieces in place, sustaining determinatin ver the lng run still needs extra effrt. The fllwing strategies can help yu achieve that.
Create a few specific gals. Develp clear gals aimed at achieving the success yu imagined fr yur future self. Start with just a few that address different areas f yur life, and get as specific as yu can with yur gals.
____17____. If yu take n t much at nce, yu’ll get verwhelmed, which will make determinatin harder t maintain.
Break yur gals dwn. After yu’ve clarified a few specific gals, divide these gals dwn int smaller, mre manageable steps. ____18____, if yu knw what’s expected alng the way.
Set challenging deadlines. Creating a time frame t accmplish yur gals is a pwerful way t stay determined. Set a far-ut date fr the verall gal (e.g. “ Save $10,000”) as well as create shrter time frames fr the individual steps required t reach that gal. ____19____. If yu allw t much time t reach the gal, there’s a greater chance f yu lsing fcus.
____20____. Regularly review yur future self and lk fr differences based n yur current life. What habits r behavirs are getting in the way f yu becming that future self? These are where yu’ll want t fcus in yur gal setting.
A. Lk fr gaps that prevent gal-achieving
B. Cmplete the best pssible future self-exercise
C. Yur due dates shuld be realistic yet challenging
D. Yu’ll feel mre determined t stick with yur gals
E. Then, create healthy habits that help yu reach yur gals
F. Yu’ll be better equipped t persevere twards yur gals
G. Remember that fcusing n a few gals at a time helps yu stay determined
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，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。
Alisn Stewart lves her jb as hst f the radi shw All f It n WNYC, New Yrk Public Radi. Listeners frm nearby states usually ____21____ during the shw. Once a mnth, 400 peple attend her live events, where she ____22____ authrs and invites musicians t perfrm. Stewart has always lved ____23____. She spent her free time at the campus radi statin. Later, she wrked at MTV, NPR, and CNBC, winning imprtant awards fr her ____24____.
In February 2024, smething ____25____ happened. While practicing fr her shw, her wrds suddenly became unclear. Dctrs fund a prblem in her brain’s ____26____ area — an abslutely vital place fr smene wh speaks fr a living. She underwent sme surgeries. In a special ne, she stayed ___27___ while the dctr remved infected tissue frm her brain t check her speaking ability. ____28____, it wasn’t cancer.
After it, Stewart culdn’t speak at all. ____29____ dctrs said this was nrmal, she felt terrified. Weeks f ____30____ helped her frm sentences again. Even nw, her jb requires extra effrt. “I must cncentrate very hard when I’m ____31____,” she explains. “When I make mistakes, I’ve learned t ____32____ ging.”
Stewart believes her childhd made her strng. That was a time when every husehld was trying t ____33____ it thrugh the unfriendly envirnment. “I’m ____34____. My parents tld me nt t be discuraged when things dn’t g my way. I believe I’ve ____35____ their expectatins.”
21. A. cme inB. fit inC. call inD. settle in
22. A. assistsB. develpsC. emplysD. interviews
23. A. researchingB. phtgraphingC. negtiatingD. bradcasting
24. A. directinB. discveryC. achievementsD. instructins
25. A. rewardingB. threateningC. inspiringD. cnfusing
26. A. speechB. actinC. emtinD. cgnitin
27. A. psitiveB. dubtfulC. upsetD. awake
28. A. EssentiallyB. BlessedlyC. UnexpectedlyD. Desperately
29. A. SinceB. BecauseC. WhileD. Unless
30. A. persuasinB. therapyC. meditatinD. expsure
31. A. n airB. in needC. n guardD. in danger
32. A. allwB. delayC. stpD. keep
33. A. pushB. makeC. getD. think
34. A. gratefulB. cautiusC. awkwardD. respectful
35. A. made up frB. lived up tC. run ut fD. put up with
第二节（共10小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分）
阅读下面短文，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。
Ancient China had distinct cming-f-age ceremnies fr men and wmen, with sme ___36___(trace)their rts t ver 2,000-year-ld histry.
Wmen’s ceremny was called ji li(hair-pinning ceremny). It usually tk place when a girl turned 15 and gt engaged, but smetimes ___37___(pstpne)t her wedding day. A ji is a bamb hairpin. Befre the ceremny, the girl tied her hair int a bun(发髻)n tp f her head. During the ceremny, a respected married female, serving ___38___ the ceremny master, inserted the ji int her decrated bun, which symblized her ___39___(adult). Afterward, these girls had t learn prper speech, dressing etiquette and needlewrk ___40___(prepare)fr their future rle as wives.
Men’s guan li(capping ceremny)was mre cmplex, ___41___(cmpare)with ji li. Befre the ceremny, the by’s family chse a ___42___(frtune)day and invited relatives and friends. The by wuld take a bath, style his hair and wait in a rm. When the ceremny started, his father gave a brief speech first, after ___43___ the by came ut t meet the guests. The master, after washing hands, put a fu tu(ancient Chinese male headgear)n the by. The by wuld g back t change int clthes matching the fu tu, ___44___ return. The master wuld then place a hat n him, and the by changed again int a dark adult cstume. After saluting all guests, he fficially became ____45____ adult.
第四部分 写作（共两节，满分40分）
第一节（满分15分）
46. 假设你是李华，你的外国好友Tm写信告知他向创作平台（Narrative网站）投稿的小说被退回，非常沮丧。请你给他写一封邮件，内容包括：
1.表示理解；
2.提出建议。
注意： 1.写作词数应为80左右；
2.请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。
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第二节（满分25分）
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。
The awful nise frm Alper’s rm made his mther crazy. “Fr heaven’s sake, stp! Mr. Demir next dr cmplained that yu sund like a biled cat!” she called frm dwnstairs. “But I’m practicing!” Alper shuted back. Grabbing the guitar neck tightly, he culdn’t help feeling frustrated and misunderstd.
Alper vividly recalled hw he had begged his father fr this guitar. Thugh mney was tight, his dad had advanced his salary just t buy it and even signed him up fr lessns. Mm’s wrds crushed his last bit f mtivatin. He had imagined beautiful music flwing magically frm his tuch frm day ne. Instead, he faced endless drills that felt pintless and bring. His thughts were interrupted by a knck n the dr. “Yur guitar teacher called tday,” his mm said, her vice tired. “Yu’ve skipped fundamental practice fr weeks!” She sighed, “Yur father wrked vertime fr this guitar. Is this hw yu hnr him?” Guilt struck Alper, but anger quickly wn ver. “I hate scale (音阶)practice, s bring!” He declared, pening the dr and rushing past her with his guitar, heading tward the nearby park.
Dusk filled the park with lng shadws. Alper kicked a stne angrily alng the path. They’ll understand my raw talent smeday, he thught bitterly. Just then, the clearest and mst beautiful music he had ever heard flated thrugh the air. Musical ntes, like sunlight, danced thrugh the leaves. Fllwing the sund like a sleepwalker, he fund a silver-haired man sitting n a bench under an ld ak tree. The man’s eyes were peacefully clsed, but his rugh, aged hands mved with surprising grace as they plucked (弹奏)the guitar strings smthly. The meldy painted pictures in Alper’s mind: gentle rain falling n dry summer grund, children chasing each ther at dusk.
When the music finally ended, Alper apprached the man. “Yu’re amazing! A true natural talent!” The man pened his kind eyes. “Natural?” he asked, his vice rich with experience and wisdm.
注意：1.所续写短文的词数应为150左右；
2.续写部分分为两段，每段的开头语已为你写好。
The ld man smiled and shwed Alper his rugh fingers.
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With this new understanding filling his heart, Alper headed hme.
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