2025~2026学年河北省秦皇岛市某中学高二（上）10月月考英语试题（学生版）

这是一份2025~2026学年河北省秦皇岛市某中学高二（上）10月月考英语试题（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。
第一部分 听力（略）
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。
A
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Lk fr Glitch (小故障) Fares
Online bking systems fr airfare dn’t cme withut a pricing mistake every nce in a while. Fllw deal-minded travel sites and blgs t learn abut pricing mistakes that wrk in yur favr. This is the mst useful if yu live near a majr airprt and have a flexible schedule.
Cnsider Alternate Airprts
Sme majr cities have mre than ne airprt, s make sure t check them all fr the cheapest fares. Fr example, if yu’re planning t visit the Bay Area f Califrnia, check fr rates in bth San Francisc Internatinal Airprt and Oakland Internatinal Airprt.
Crss the Brder by Land
Dmestic flights are ften cheaper than internatinal nes, s if yu live near a brder and want t fly t a neighbring cuntry, yu can save by crssing the brder by land and then catching a dmestic flight. Fr example, Trnt residents may save by crssing the American brder int Buffal and then flying t anther American city.
Use a Digital Luggage Scale
There’s nthing mre frustrating than learning that yur bag is t heavy t fly r that it’ll cst yu extra when yu arrive at the airprt. Digital luggage scales are great fr making sure that yu’re nt ging ver the baggage limit with yur new suvenirs.
1. What is the main purpse f ?
A. T recmmend travel websites.B. T fund the travel business.
C. T advertise a travel agency.D. T uncver travel business secrets.
2. What is advised fr air travel?
A. Selecting airprts.B. Flying the brder.
C. Carrying mre baggage.D. Having a fixed schedule.
3. What d the fur tips have in cmmn?
A. They cver all aspects f a trip.B. They help travelers save mney.
C. They merely apply t businessmen.D. They are nly fr Trnt residents.
B
Are yur keys nt in the spt yu thught yu left them? Can’t recall the title f a bk? I’ve had thse mments. Such instances f “brain freeze” remind us that we shuld d everything in ur pwer t keep ur brains sharp.
A new study finds Tai Chi study can help slw cgnitive (认知的) decline and prtect against dementia (痴呆). The study included abut 300 lder adults, in their mid-70s n average, wh had all reprted that their memry was nt as gd as it used t be.
As part f the study, all the participants tk a 10-mirrute test called the Mntreal Cgnitive Assessment. A nrmal scre is 26-30. A persn wh scres between 18 and 25 is cnsidered t have mild impairment (损害), which means they dn’t have dementia but they’re nt as sharp as they used t be and may need t wrk harder t maintain everyday activities. Once their scre drps under 18, peple experience quite a bit f impairment frm memry lss and cgnitive decline.
The average scre f participant s at the start f the study was 25. The study fund that peple wh practiced a simplified frm f Tai Chi twice a week fr abut six mnths imprved their scre by 1.5 pints, meaning that they’re ging t get three extra years befre they hit that decline int dementia.
Researchers als tested a mre stricter type f Tai Chi, called Cgnitively Enhanced Tai Chi, where they prvided extra challenges. Fr example, participants were asked t spell a wrd, backward and frward, as they mved thrugh a series f Tai Chi mves. The peple wh practice this type f cgnitively enhanced Tai Chi imprved their scres by abut 3 pints, meaning they are given six extra years f cgnitive functin.
The thery n why Tai Chi is effective is that it cmbines the memrizatin f the mvements, knwn as frms, almst like cmpsing dancing mves.
4. Why are tw questins raised in the first paragraph?
A. T present the authr’s dubts.B. T expect answers frm readers.
C. T analyze the causes f frgetfulness.D. T intrduce the main tpic f the text.
5. What is the third paragraph mainly abut?
A. Cgnitive assessment methds.B. The prcess f running the test.
C. Cgnitive measurement criteria.D. The test results f the participants.
6. What des the pre-best average scre f the participants imply?
A. Mst f them suffer frm, dementia.
B. They remain as quick-minded as befre.
C. Many f them have slight cgnitive decline.
D. They can prtect themselves against dementia.
7. Why des Tai Chi have a psitive impact?
A. It helps reslve challenges.
B. It invlves mind-bdy mvements.
C. It puts ff cgnitive decline by three years.
D. It imprves the participants academic level.
C
Humans spend apprximately ne-third f their lives sleeping, which means that by the time yu reach 15 years ld, yu will have slept fr abut 5 years! Hwever, the questin remains: why d we d it? Sleep has lng been a puzzle fr peple, leading scientists t explre its mysteries. They have fund that during sleep, ur brains and bdies d nt simply shut dwn; instead, cmplex prcesses unfld.
What causes sleepiness? It’s caused by ur bilgical clck releasing a special chemical signal at the same time daily, signaling it’s time t wind dwn. The feeling f heaviness cmes frm the buildup f ld nerve messenger chemicals. When the message gets t much, the brain senses that it’s time t sleep. During sleep, the bdy breaks dwn and clears away these ld messengers, preparing fr a fresh start.
As yu slip int sleep, yur heart and breathing slw dwn, and yur brain ignres the mst sunds and surrundings arund yu. Despite appearances, yur brain remains active during sleep, perfrming essential tasks. Thrughut the night, yu cycle thrugh light, deep, and REM (rapid eye mvement) sleep stages every 90 minutes. Early n, slw-wave sleep is the primary stage, aiding in brain cleaning, while twards mrning, REM sleep increases, leading t vivid dreams. During sleep, yur bdy repairs and grws, creating new skin, muscle, and ther tissues with released chemicals. It’s als a time fr hrmne (荷尔蒙) prductin, aiding grwth, and bsting the immune (免疫) system t fight infectins.
Scientists still have many questins abut sleep, such as why sme peple need mre sleep than thers and hw certain animals can functin with less sleep. They aim t find ways t imprve sleep quality. Hwever, ne thing is clear: getting enugh sleep is vital fr health and intelligence. Think f sleep as a free magic ptin that strengthens yu, aids grwth, bsts immunity, and enhances intelligence, happiness, and creativity. Simply lie dwn and rest t enjy these benefits.
8. What inference can be drawn frm scientists’ findings abut sleep?
A. Sleep serves n purpse.B. Sleep has fundamental prcesses.
C. Sleep invlves cmplex prcesses.D. Sleep has minimal impact n brain functin.
9. What is the primary functin f the bdy’s “bilgical clck”?
A. Determining the best time fr sleep.
B. Cntrlling chemicals within the bdy.
C. Managing eating and digestin patterns.
D. Regulating daytime and nighttime activities.
10. What is the main fcus f the third paragraph?
A. Describing the different stages and functins f sleep.
B. Discussing the benefits f daytime activities fr verall health.
C. Explring the effects f inadequate sleep n the bdy and mind.
D. Analyzing the impact f stress n the immune system during sleep.
11. Which f the fllwing best describes the structure f the passage?
A. Narrative f persnal sleep experiences.
B. Cmparisn f human and animal sleep patterns.
C. Imaginary stries illustrating the advantages f sleep.
D. Explanatin f sleep imprtance, with bdy prcesses described.
D
Scre anther ne fr artificial intelligence (AI). In a recent study, 151 human participants cmpeted against ChatGPT-4 in three tests designed t measure divergent (发散的) thinking, which is cnsidered t be an indicatr f creative thught.
In the study published in Scientific Reprts and authred by Ph. D. students Kent F. Hubert and Kim N. Awa frm the University f Arkansas, GPT-4 prvided mre riginal and detailed answers than the human participants.
The three tests emplyed were the Alternative Use Task, which asks participants t cme up with creative uses fr everyday bjects like a rpe r a frk; the Cnsequences Task, which invites participants t imagine pssible utcmes f hypthetical (假设的) situatins, like “What if humans n lnger needed sleep?”; and the Divergent Assciatins Task, which asks participants t generate 10 nuns that are as semantically (语义地) distant as pssible.
Answers were evaluated in terms f the number f respnses, length f respnse and semantic difference between wrds. Ultimately, the researchers fund that verall, GPT-4 was mre riginal and detailed than humans n each f the divergent thinking tasks. In ther wrds, GPT-4 demnstrated higher creative ptential in tasks requiring divergent thinking.
This finding des cme with sme warnings. The researchers state, “It is imprtant t nte that the measures used in this study are all measures f creative ptential, but the invlvement in creative activities r achievements is anther aspect f measuring a persn’s creativity.” The purpse f the study was t examine human-level creative ptential, nt necessarily peple wh may have established creative certificatins.
Whether the tests are perfect measures f human creative ptential is nt really the pint. The pint is that large language mdels are rapidly prgressing and utperfrming humans in ways they have nt befre. Whether they are a threat t replace human creativity remains t be seen. Fr nw, the researchers cntinue t see “Mving frward, future pssibilities f AI acting as a tl f inspiratin and an aid in a persn’s creative prcess are prmising”.
12. What can be learned abut creative thught?
A. It is related t divergent thinking.B. It is badly needed in ChatGPT-4.
C. It is generated thrugh standardized tests.D. It is smething nly humans have.
13. Which f the fllwing is an Alternative Use Task?
A. What are all the things yu can think f that are blue?
B. List all the wrds yu can assciate with the term “water”.
C. Name as many uses fr a she ther than wearing it n yur ft.
D. What wuld happen if all the trees in the wrld suddenly disappeared?
14. Why did the researchers cnduct the study?
A. T prmte the develpment f languages.
B. T assess the creative ptential f humans.
C. T present creative certificatins t its participants.
D. T understand the machine-level creative ptential.
15. What is the researchers’ attitude twards AI helping peple in creative prcess?
A. Uncaring.B. Unclear.C. Optimistic.D. Dubtful.
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。
It takes time t really get t knw smene, but first impressins ften determine whether smene is willing t spend mre time learning abut yu. In fact, peple’s first impressins are made within seven secnds f meeting smene new. ____16____
Shw respect. Peple want t feel respected befre they shw yu the same respect. ____17____ Be sure t treat everyne arund yu well, because it shws a lt abut wh yu are.
Be enthusiastic. ____18____ Dn’t be afraid t shw that yu are interested in smene. In fact, peple ften see passin (激情) as a charming sign f strength and inspiratin. Shwing yur enthusiasm by smiling r using friendly humr will make yu seem easyging.
____19____ Bdy language is as imprtant as yur wrds t first impressins. Make sure yur psture is gd, make strng eye can tact (眼神接触) and try t express yur interest in thers.
Try t avid the bad days. If smething unfrtunate happens, yu dn’t have t fllw a scheduled meeting n the day. ____20____ Let them knw yu dn’t want unfavrable things t affect them. It’ll shw yur ability t cmmunicate effectively.
A. Make thers feel lucky.
B. Instead, yu can set anther time.
C. Pay attentin t yur bdy language.
D. Shw interest in the persn yu meet.
E. When yu g ut fr dinner, be plite t waiters.
F. Be plite and shw manners with “please” and “thank yu”.
G. Here are sme tips n hw t make a gd first impressin.
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。
Afraid t have a start, I was walking slwly int my first schl in America. I had ____21____a lng way frm India in rder t jin parents. They had been here fr three years, and hped America wuld help my future. My father decided that I wuld g t schl here, s I fund a lcal high schl in my new twn.
With ____22____n ne hand and fear n the ther, I arrived at the classrm. Everyne’s eyes were n me as I entered the classrm. Withut paying attentin t them, I went straight t the ____23____and asked if it was the right class. With a ____24____vice, he answered, “Yes.” His vice cmfrted me a little. He gave me a piece f ____25____called “curse requirements”, which I wuld never get in India. Then he asked me t chse where I wuld sit. I chse the ____26____clsest t the dr instead f the crner where all f the bys were sitting. I didn’t ____27____want t pick a seat. In India, the teacher ____28____seats, s I never needed t wrry abut that. I spent the rest f the class taking ntes frm the picture prduced by the verhead prjectr (投影仪).
____29____it was my first day, I was cnfused abut which hallway (走廊) t use, but I _____30_____t get t my classes withut asking anyne. I was very cnfused abut when I wuld have _____31_____. It was nn when I went t my next class and the bell rang as I entered. I went thrugh the nrmal prcess f asking the teacher if I was in the right class. Feeling _____32_____, she said, “That is the lunch bell.” I felt a little awkward. Withut anther wrd, I headed fr the cafeteria (食堂).
At the end f the day, I was n my way t the bus stp. I realized that all the _____33_____was like the difficulty I had t _____34_____t reach my gal. I _____35_____my bus and sat dwn inside happily. I said t myself: Tday isn’t s bad.
21. A. traveledB. increasedC. walkedD. planned
22. A. angerB. anxietyC. dubtD. sadness
23. A. wrkerB. classmateC. teacherD. trainer
24. A. deepB. familiarC. strictD. sft
25. A. bkB. paperC. nticeD. tl
26. A. seatB. directinC. tableD. gal
27. A. generallyB. suddenlyC. hnestlyD. actually
28. A. keptB. repairedC. arrangedD. tk
29. A. ThughB. WhenC. SinceD. Befre
30. A. fearedB. refusedC. allwedD. managed
31. A. giftsB. lunchC. funD. chances
32. A. surprisedB. excitedC. frightenedD. challenged
33. A. failureB. thughtC. cnfusinD. amazement
34. A. put awayB. get thrughC. build upD. shw ff
35. A. sawB. missedC. drveD. waited
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。
On March 21, an artist released a vide ____36____ (title) “The Current Status f AI Utilizatin in Game Cmpanies”, demnstrating the prcess f using AI in art. She said that her vides ____37____ (gain) nly a few thusand views befre. But this ne swiftly gt hundreds f thusands f views. ____38____ (cause) heated debate abut the influence f AI n sciety.
AI painting, ____39____ invlves cpying human painting techniques, styles and thught prcesses via algrithms (算法) and mdels, enabling cmputers ____40____ (generate) artistic images, is a frm f generative AI. The AI drawing sftware has achieved great ppularity amng users fr its text-t-image methd, which has ____41____ (lwer) the threshld (门槛) f artistic creatin.
Despite the increased efficiency, peple are becming cncerned abut the pssibility f lsing their jbs. Nt that lng ag, painters ____42____ (think) t be immune t being replaced by AI. But nw it appears ____43____they are amng the first prfessinals wh might be ut ____44____ a jb because f the technlgy. Fr the time being, artists d nt need t verly wrry abut being replaced by AI _____45_____takes them years t perfect their ability t express their emtins, values and life experiences in unique ways, which is nt attainable fr AI-generated art at present.
第四部分 写作（共二节，满分 40 分）
第一节（满分 15 分）
46. 你校上周举行了主题为“Mental Health Day”(心理健康日)的活动，请你介绍这次活动，内容包括：
1. 活动目的
2. 活动内容
3. 活动感受
注意：
1. 词数 80 左右；
2. 可适当增加细节，以使行文连贯。
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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。
An 80-year-ld man was sitting n the sfa in his huse alng with his 45-year-ld highly educated sn. Suddenly a crw (乌鸦) landed n their windw.
The father asked his sn, “What is this?” The sn replied, “It is a crw.” After a few minutes, the father asked his sn fr the secnd time, “What is this? The sn said, “Father, I tld yu just nw. It’s a crw.”
After a little while, the father asked his sn the same questin fr the third time, “What is this?” At this time, sme expressin f anger was felt in the sn’s tne when he said t his father. “It’s a crw, a crw.” A little while later, the father again asked his sn fr the furth time, “What is this?”
This time his sn shuted at his father, “Why d yu keep asking me the same questin again and again althugh I have tld yu s many times ‘IT IS A CROW’? Are yu nt able t understand this?”
A minute later the father went t his rm and came back with a diary, which he had kept since his sn was brn. On pening a page, he asked his sn t read that page: Tday my little sn aged three was sitting with me n the sfa when a crw suddenly landed n the windw. My sn asked me 23 times what it was, and I replied t him all 23 times that it was a crw. I hugged him lvingly each time he asked me the same questin. I didn’t at all feel angry, but instead felt affectin fr my inncent sn.
Paragraph 1:
After reading the diary, the sn was filled with tears and began t reflect n the days when he used t sit tgether with his father.
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Paragraph 2:
Feeling ashamed, the sn gt dwn n his knees befre his father.
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