黑龙江省绥化市2025-2026学年高二上学期期中联考英语试卷（学生版）

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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和D四个选项中，选出最佳选项。
A
The art wrld has been prfundly shaped by remarkable wmen wh transfrmed persnal struggles and scietal barriers int a pwerful, creative treasure.
Mary Cassatt
Mary Cassatt carved her space within the male-centered French Impressinism. As an American painter, fcusing n clse mments between mthers and children, she shws her prfund care and dares t challenge traditinal images f wmen. Thrugh her paintbrush and shades f clur, she revealed the strength and cmplexity f wmen’s inner lives, carving a space fr female vices in mdern art.
Gergia O’Keeffe
Gergia O’Keeffe pineered American mdernism with brave, large-scale descriptins f flwers, bnes and landscapes. Thugh ften ignred by the public, she cntinued t cmbine abstract and realistic art t paint nature’s greatness, established as ne f the mst imprtant artists f the 20th century.
Frida Kahl
Frida Kahl, she melted her wn experience int her unique self-prtraits (肖像). A severe bus accident in her yuth left her with lifelng pain, which became a central theme in her artwrk. Using vivid clurs and distinct symblism, she transfrmed her persnal suffering, identity and passin int art f universal emtinal pwer. Her paintings are celebrated wrldwide fr their raw emtinal pwer and unique visual language.
Yayi Kusama
Fr Yayi Kusama, art was a way t escape her psychlgical pain. She used repeating patterns and famus “infinity rms” t turn her private psychlgical struggles int art that the whle wrld finds fascinating, prving that creativity rts in varius surces.
1. What can we learn abut Mary Cassatt’s wrks?
A. They fcus n family ties.B. They raise a vice fr wmen.
C. They paint nature’s greatness.D. They use abstract painting art.
2. What d Frida Kahl’s and Yayi Kusama’s wrks have in cmmn?
A. They bth feature bright clurs.B. They bth use repeating patterns.
C. They bth cnsist f self-prtraits.D. They bth invlve private sufferings.
3. Where can the text be fund?
A. In a histry bk.B. In a nvel.
C. In an art magazine.D. In a bigraphy.
B
I used t be the mst devted reslutin-maker. Every January 1st, I wuld set ambitius gals like lsing 50 punds, running a marathn, r becming the perfect parent wh never gt angry. Yet, I never accmplished them. By February r March, my willpwer faded, and I fell back int ld habits. Every winter, I’d feel guilty and ashamed, lking back at all f the amazing things I didn’t d.
Everything changed when I was diagnsed (诊断) with tw different cancers — breast and appendix cancer — almst at the same time. The fllwing year was incredibly difficult, but it reshaped my perspective entirely. What I nce cnsidered “success” shifted: simply being alive with my family felt like a success. That’s when I decided I was dne with New Year’s reslutins.
I realized that yu dn’t need January 1st t start ver — every day ffers a chance fr a fresh beginning. Yu can make the day yu decide t be a better persn a special day, regardless f what the calendar says. My ld apprach f dreaming big withut practical steps set me up fr failure. Nw, I take the ppsite apprach: I fcus n small, manageable gals. Instead f aiming fr a marathn, I run 20 minutes, three days a week, at whatever pace I like. Every time I check ne f my mini gals ff my list, I feel prud and a sense f accmplishment. It’s a great feeling, and I dn’t have t wait until the end f the year t experience it!
Nearly lsing my life taught me its preciusness. I n lnger want t waste a minute n guilt. Cancer gave me a sense f purpse and mtivated me t find a better way t feel successful. I haven’t given up n becming a better persn. But I’ve learned that there are much better ways t imprve and grw than thrugh New Year’s reslutins.
4. What was the authr like befre her cancer diagnsis?
A. She had a gentle character.B. She achieved persnal gals.
C. She shwed n interest in sprts.D. She culdn’t maintain mtivatin.
5. What des the underlined wrd “perspective” mean in Paragraph 2?
A. Persnality.B. Hbby.C. Status.D. Viewpint.
6. What kind f changes did cancers bring t the authr?
A. She became an ideal parent.B. She valued highly her time.
C. She went n running marathn.D. She relied n detailed schedules.
7. Why des the authr write this text?
A. T teach us t set small gals.B. T persuade us t care fr health.
C. T tell us t get rid f bad habits.D. T remind us t accmpany family.
C
An innvative virtual reality (VR) sprts prgram, using advanced artificial intelligence (AI), has shwn encuraging results in fighting against teen besity (肥胖). Fr eight weeks, nearly 180 verweight r bese Chinese teenagers, wh were brn in the digital age, tk part in a virtual caching prgram invlving table tennis and sccer. The new VR sprts initiative is part f China’s effrts t prevent teen besity by using the mst advanced AI technlgy.
Teen besity has becme a glbal public health crisis. China is nw priritizing dealing with teen besity in its public health initiatives. Faced with this challenge, sme scientists are investigating whether VR technlgy can help digitally-native teenagers reach weight-lss gals safely and effectively.
An internatinal research team led by scientists frm Shanghai Jia Tng University develped REVERIE the wrld’s first intelligent VR sprts interactive system. Prfessr Li Wei, a lead health scientist n the prject, explained: “We created a transfrmer-based AI cach, trained using deep reinfrcement learning, which prvides real-time feedback and adapts t individual perfrmance.”
In the eight-week trial, participants were divided int grups engaging in either real-wrld sprts, namely table tennis r sccer, VR-based versins f the same sprts, r a cntrl grup with n additinal exercise. Participants utside the cntrl grup received exercise interventin (干预) sessins three times a week, in additin t their regular physical educatin classes at schl.
Encuragingly, REVERIE has demnstrated significant ptential in helping verweight and bese teens lse weight, imprve cgnitive (认知的) functin, and maintain lng-term exercise mtivatin. Bth VR and real sprts grups shwed similar fat lss, with VR users experiencing additinal cgnitive benefits accrding t the study. Especially, the VR grup maintained higher exercise mtivatin six mnths after the trial.
Prfessr Chen Lin, the prject’s principal investigatr, emphasized, “REVERIE ffers a prmising slutin t physical inactivity. These digital wrkuts can help vercme barriers like lw engagement and scial anxiety.” The research team plans t expand the use f VR technlgy t encurage healthier lifestyles amng teens, supprting glbal health effrts t imprve yuth well-being.
8. What is the main purpse f the prgram?
A. T bring attentin t public health issue.
B. T find ut the effectiveness f VR sprts.
C. T explre the causes f teen verweight.
D. T prmte sprts activities amng teenagers.
9. What des REVERIE feature?
A. A transfrmer-based AI cach.B. An instant user feedback system.
C. An updated versin f VR game.D. A grup exercise training methd.
10. What did the research results prve?
A. Extra exercise is insufficient.B. VR exercise has a lasting impact.
C. Regular PE classes are limited.D. Real sprts can imprve memry.
11. What can we infer frm Prfessr Chen’s wrds?
A. Teen besity is becming wrse.B. REVERIE needs t be imprved.
C. REVERIE is helpful fr teenagers.D. Digital wrkuts face many barriers.
D
Rws f distinctive red seats culd be seen lining alng the pathways between exhibitin halls at the 2025 China Internatinal Fair fr Trade in Services (CIFTIS), held at Shugang Park in Beijing. These same seats had recently witnessed a majr natinal event n September 3rd, which filled cuntless Chinese peple with great pride. Rather than being stred r thrwn away, the chairs were repurpsed fr cntinued public use, allwing peple t interact with them directly.
Designed fr cmfrt and sustainability, the seats feature autmatic recvery wrking mde and are made frm UV-resistant materials t help them remain their vivid clurs ver time. They are available in three elegant shades — gld, red, and live green — cmbining artistic appeal with practical functin in a way that reflects unique natinal influences.
After the events cncluded, nearly 50,000 seats were spread acrss Beijing in a carefully rganized effrt. Liu Feifei, directr f the urban renewal department at Beijing Shugang Cnstructin Grup, said, “Shugang Park received 1,508 f the seats. Matching perfectly with the park’s unique style, where industrial heritage meets mdern fashin, these seats add new value t the park and will cntinue t serve the public in the future.” At Tngzhu Frest Park, rws f red seating nw ffer visitrs cmfrtable resting places alng tree-lined paths.
These active measures fr relcatin f thse seats extended acrss varius areas: Beijing Investment Grup received ver 2,000 seats fr use in sprts and cmmunity grunds; the Municipal Frestry and Parks Bureau assigned mre than 4,700 green seats t parks; and the Educatin Cmmissin dnated 9,000 red seats t schls thrughut the city. In additin, full viewing areas were delivered t sprts facilities and public spaces in different districts.
This large-scale (规模) reuse prject highlights Beijing's cmmitment t sustainable event management. It successfully transfrms memrial items int lasting public resurces, extending the life f high-quality materials acrss the city’s cmmunities. This measure nt nly prmtes sustainability but als cntinues t serve residents in diverse urban spaces.
12. Hw can we describe the seats accrding t Paragraph 2?
A. Functinal and sustainable.B. Clurful yet unpractical.
C. Artistic and multipurpse.D. Cmfrtable yet unappealing.
13. What can we knw frm Liu Feifei’s wrds in Paragraph 3?
A. These seats are nly used as artwrks.
B. Shugang Park received mst f the seats.
C. The seats match well with Shugang Park.
D. Mre activities will be held at Shugang Park.
14. Which paragraphs present the large-scale reuse f seats?
A. Paragraph 1&2.B. Paragraph 2&3.
C. Paragraph 3&4.D. Paragraph 4&5.
15. What is the best title fr the text?
A. Red Seats Witnessed a Grand EventB. Large-scale Reuse Prject Is Underway
C. CIFTIS was Held at Shugang ParkD. Seats fr Celebratin Find New Hmes
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能填入空白处的最佳选项，选项中有两项为多余选项。
Let’s be real — life can pull yu in all directins. Between schl, friends and the never-ending call f scial media, wh desn’t feel like there’s never enugh time? Life tricks r skills can help. ____16____
If yu’re a student, d yu study fr hurs withut taking a break? Bad idea. Instead, study fr 25 minutes, and then take a five-minute break. It keeps yur brain fresh and fcused. ____17____ Instead, start yur day by cmpleting it. Then yu can enjy the feeling f accmplishment all day.
____18____ Resist the temptatin (诱惑) by turning it t grayscale. Withut bright clurs, scial media seems less fun. Als, discipline yurself t live withut yur phne fr a brief stretch f time each day. Leave it in a drawer r anther rm.
If yu shp nline, avid buying anything unthinkingly. It is best t leave items in yur cart (购物车) fr a few days. ____19____ Als, sme stres will send yu an email with a discunt t get yu t cmplete yur purchase. Make a budget fr yur nline shpping t give yurself a spending limit.
Taking care f mental health is als imprtant. Write dwn yur t-d list befre bedtime. Then yu can sleep like a baby withut wrrying abut remembering what yu have t d tmrrw. Als, write dwn three things yu’re grateful fr. ____20____ Finally, laugh mre.
Use life hacks and see hw life can get a little easier!
A. Dn’t put ff yur tughest task.
B. S yu can determine if yu really want them.
C. Hw can yu make yur day-t-day life easier?
D. Place the mst imprtant task at the tp f the list.
E. D yu struggle with spending less time n yur phne?
F. That helps switch yur fcus frm what’s wrng in yur life t what’s right.
G. They make perfrming everyday tasks easier, and save yu time, effrt r mney.
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。
“Never say never” is gd advice, especially when it cmes t pets. It’s a well-knwn jke that peple wh were strngly ____21____ keeping pets end up being the nes wh lve them mst. The same happened t James Cburn, wh was sure he’d ____22____ want a dg, but nw hsts birthday parties fr his rescue pup (小狗) and makes sure he is living the best life pssible.
James’s initial ____23____ t get a dg desn’t result frm hate fr these adrable animals. James and his wife Leah lead a very ____24____ lifestyle and enjy traveling, s he thught adpting a dg wuld ____25____ their life in a way he didn’t want.
Hwever, smetimes ____26____ happens and there is nthing yu can d. When James ____27____ Pundcake, he knew it was his dg. There was nly ne ____28____ — the puppy was deaf. Hwever, it didn’t prevent him frm getting his dg. He applied fr Pundcake’s ____29____ withut even telling Leah.
Having a differently abled dg cmes with certain ____30____. Because Pundcake cannt hear, he smetimes is ____31____ when he cannt hear James r Leah by his side. T make him ____32____, they cuddle (抚抱) him t sleep — a ____33____ that allws him t rest peacefully. Leah and James ____34____ Pundcake with the care and cnsideratin.
S always take a chance n smething yu’d “never want”. Because ne day, when yu're sitting and ____35____ yur rescue pup, yu'll knw what happiness is.
21. A. interested inB. ppsed tC. serius abutD. afraid f
22. A. stillB. justC. neverD. smetimes
23. A. refusalB. hesitatinC. inabilityD. ignrance
24. A. bringB. stressfulC. healthyD. active
25. A. buildB. changeC. threatenD. wrsen
26. A. angerB. envyC. lveD. sympathy
27. A. trainedB. recgnizedC. fedD. saw
28. A. barrierB. prblemC. riskD. mistake
29. A. adptinB. licenseC. advertisementD. claim
30. A. rewardsB. advantagesC. cnflictsD. challenges
31. A. dullB. stupidC. anxiusD. cnfused
32. A. calm dwnB. cheer upC. fit inD. cme alng
33. A. gameB. techniqueC. memryD. scene
34. A. walkB. hldC. knwD. treat
35. A. examiningB. callingC. pettingD. bathing
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。
Peple wearing Hanfu-style dress have becme a cmmn sight n the streets f majr Chinese cities in recent years as ____36____ (increase) numbers f teenagers and yung adults turn t the clthes as bth a statement f fashin and cultural identity.
Hanfu cvers clthes wrn during a number f China's histrical perids. The mst ppular styles ____37____ (be) frm the Tang, Sng, and Ming dynasties. Hanfu ften cnsists f a flwing rbe (袍服) in beautiful shades f clur ____38____ a skirt with delicate embridery (刺绣).
Lisa Zhu, a 17-year-ld high schl student frm Shanghai, said she ____39____ (attract) deeply by Hanfu after seeing ____40____ (vide) n scial media where girls "lk like fairies" in histrical clthes. She was als influenced by enthusiasts frm her schl ____41____ frmed a Hanfu club, smething n schl had several years ag, she said.
But ____42____ teenager pinted ut that she desn't just like the clthing because it lks pretty, but it als represents China's cultural heritage. "As science and technlgy develp ____43____ (rapid), we shuld nt frget ur traditinal culture. As a member f the new ____44____ (generate), I hpe we can prmte ur traditinal culture in ur daily lives," she said. It was ____45____ this reasn that she wre Hanfu t a recent family gathering, she said.
第四部分 写作(共两节，满分40分)
第一节(满分15分)
46. 假设你是学生李华，近来你与好友因一同竞选校学生会主席而产生了隔阂，你十分苦恼。请给你的英国好友Chris写一封邮件，向他寻求帮助，内容包括：
1.简述事由；
2.征求建议；
3.表示感谢。
注意：
1.写作词数应为80个左右；
2.请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。
Dear Chris,
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Yurs,
Li Hua
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 Secret Dancer
“It’s that time f year again,” Mum annunced cheerfully as she turned n the televisin. A lively, familiar theme sng instantly filled the warm living rm, accmpanied by images f graceful cuples spinning (旋转) acrss a shining dance flr. “Oh n, nt that dance shw again,” cmplained Jasn. Despite their initial cmplaints, the whle family sn gathered n the sfa, drawn int the excitement f rdinary peple learning t dance. Dad watched with a special, quiet intensity. His eyes fllwed the dancers’ feet, an unnatural smile playing n his lips. “I wish I culd mve like that,” he sighed, stretching ut his legs. “But I’ve gt tw left feet.” Later that day, Mum discvered him in the kitchen, awkwardly dancing with a mp (拖把). He laughed when she caught him. “Sme f us are just nt made fr dancing,” he said.
Hwever, everything changed the fllwing week. Jasn, wandering thrugh twn, sptted a pster annuncing a lcal dance cmpetitin specifically fr beginners. An idea ccurred t him. Rushing hme, he annunced his find t Dad. “Why dn’t yu and Mum enter? It wuld be a fantastic surprise fr her!” Dad laughed nervusly, running a hand thrugh his hair. “Me? On a dance flr? In public? That’s a recipe fr disaster, sn.” But a thughtful, determined lk had climbed nt his face, refusing t leave.
And s began a hidden missin. After Dad secretly signed up fr the cmpetitin, every Mnday evening, when Mum went ut t gym, Grandma arrived at the huse. She was a strict but encuraging teacher. “Ouch! Srry, Gran!” Dad wuld aplgize each time he stepped n her tes. “Nnsense,” Gran insisted firmly. “We just need t wrk hard.” Slwly, under her patient guidance, Dad’s awkward steps began t find a rhythm (节奏). Jasn watched admiringly as his father, nce s awkward, started mving with newfund grace—but nly when Mum wasn’t hme.
注意：
1.续写词数应为150个左右；
2.请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。
One day Mum returned hme unexpectedly early.
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On the night f the cmpetitin, the family arrived at the site.
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