浙江省杭州北斗联盟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、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。
A
In the Dlphin encunter prgram, yu can expect a unique experience that brings yu clser t a dlphin. Nt nly will yu see the all-natural dlphin habitat, but yu will learn imprtant infrmatin abut dlphins and the cean t.
On the flating platfrm, yu will stand waist-deep and experience a hug, a dance and pprtunities t give the dlphin much appreciated rubdwns. Yur dlphin trainer will cmbine elements f hands-n cntact, educatin, laughter, and adventure t make this an unfrgettable experience.
Highlights:
·Shallw water interactin with the dlphins
·Great fr all ages
·Meal included
·25 min scenic ferry ride thrugh Nassau Harbur
What t Bring:
·Swimsuit, cmfrtable shes, twels, and cash r credit card fr additinal purchases
Knw Befre Yu G:
·All guests are required t cmplete a frm befre checking in. Parents must cmplete fr all minrs. Click here t cmplete and submit the digital frm.
·Prvided life vests (背心) are ptinal fr adults but required fr guests under 18 fr the duratin f the Dlphin encunter.
Price:
·$100 fr adults and half price fr children under 12. Taxes and fees included.
·A full refund will be issued fr cancellatins received 24 hurs prir t the bked prgram. Ready t make memries that last a lifetime? Jin us and secure yur spt nw
1. What can participants experience during the Dlphin encunter prgram?
A. A full-day adventure in the dlphin habitat.
B. A hands-n sessin f applying rubdwns t a dlphin.
C. A swimming tur arund the Nassau Harbur.
D. An academic lecture n marine ecsystems.
2. Which f the fllwing is required fr all participants t jin in the prgram?
A. Preparing their wn life vests.
B. Cmpleting and submitting a digital frm befrehand.
C. Arranging their wn packed lunch fr the day.
D. Making a reservatin at least 24 hurs in advance.
3. Where is the text prbably frm?
A. A travel plan.B. A prgram review.C. An nline ad.D. An event guide.
B
I used t believe curtesy was a thing f the past. Very seldm have I met a curteus human being in this mdern era f the s-called Generatin X.
Recently, I had t change my thinking, when I came face t face with just such a human being. I had gne t a fashinable cffee place, with tw f my grwn-up daughters. The place was crwded with the usual lud crwd and we had t climb a steep flight f stairs in rder t find an empty table. After enjying cffee and snacks, we were walking dwn the steep stairs, where the narrw space made climbing dwn nly pssible in a single file, with hardly any space fr anther persn t either climb up r cme dwn.
Just as I was in the middle f the staircase, a gentleman entered the main entrance f the restaurant which was right in frnt f the staircase. I was sure I wuld be pushed rughly by this man wh wuld want t g up in a hurry. I kept cming dwn as fast as I culd, hlding n t the banister (扶手), in spite f my advanced years. My daughters were already dwn, lking up at me wrriedly, hping I wuld reach them befre the stranger started up the stairs, knwing I was a nervus srt.
Nearly reaching them, I nticed the man still standing near the dr. I reached my daughters and passed the stranger at the entrance dr which he kept hlding pen. I lked back thinking he was still at the dr, deciding whether t g in r find anther less crwded place. I saw him ging up the stairs, tw at a time. I tld my daughters abut it and all three f us felt bad that we did nt even thank the curteus gentleman wh was actually hlding the dr pen fr us ladies t pass thrugh.
We admired his kindness fr bth, waiting fr us t cme dwn befre ging up himself and als hlding the main entrance dr pen fr us t g ut. T date, I still remember this gentleman and pray t Gd t make mre human beings like him.
4. Befre she met the man in the restaurant, the authr had thught ________.
A. she didn’t belng t the Generatin X
B. there were few plite peple in the mdern sciety
C. having cffee in a fancy café was nt her cup f tea
D. human beings were brn curteus
5. In paragraph 2, the underlined phrase “in a single file” means that ________.
A. walking ne after anther in a lineB. mving slwly t avid slipping
C. walking carefully with a file in handD. mving in pairs dwn the staircase
6. What can we infer frm the passage?
A. The authr was a lady in her early thirties.
B. The authr tended t feel nervus in sme stressful situatins.
C. The man prbably knew ne f the authr’s daughters.
D. The man was unsure whether t g in the café r nt.
7. Which f the fllwing might be the best title fr this passage?
A. Strange encunter at a fancy cffee shpB. A narrw Escape n the Stairs
C. A Man f Mystery and MannersD. An Unexpected Lessn in curtesy
C
Abut 300 t 350 millin peple wrldwide are affected by clrblindness, a cnditin that makes it difficult t separate between certain clr degrees. In nature, this means flwers, insects and animals may appear t be less vibrant (鲜艳的).
Virginia wants t change that. Crews have fixed special viewfinders at all 43 Virginia state parks s that mre visitrs can experience a wrld f vibrant clrs. The viewfinders are designed fr peple with red-green clrblindness, which is the mst cmmn frm f the cnditin. Subtypes f red-green clrblindness exist, but they all affect hw peple ntice shades with reds and greens in them.
Created by SeeCast Manufacturing, the viewfinders are equipped with special lenses (镜头) made by EnChrma that help peple with red-green clrblindness distinguish between clr degrees. Similar t binculars (双筒望远镜), the viewfinders als enlarged whatever’s in view.
In Virginia, the prject started last summer at Natural Tunnel State Park, lcated near the far western tip f the state. Natural Tunnel State Park fixed a viewfinder at an verlk that ffers a 360-degree view f the surrunding scenery. That first viewfinder was such a big hit that the state decided t bring them t the rest f Virginia’s state parks. Funding fr the prject came frm dnatins made by visitrs thrugh the “Rund-up fr Parks” prgram.
“The clrblind-friendly viewfinders aren’t the nly way Virginia is making its parks mre accessible. This summer, Natural Bridge State Park als began ffering a free mbile app designed fr peple wh are blind r visually damaged,” reprts WFXR’s Thad Randass. The app prvides audi instructins in 26 languages t help users find directin in the park, and als prvides real-time audi descriptins f the user’s surrundings.
8. What is the main purpse f the special viewfinders in Virginia’s parks?
A. T imprve the eyesight f the clrblind.
B. T help clrblind peple see clrs better.
C. T strengthen the security f the clrblind.
D. T make the parks mre attractive t the clrblind.
9. Hw d the viewfinders functin prperly?
A. Thrugh binculars.B. By enlarging views.
C. Thrugh expert lensesD. By changing shades.
10. Why was Natural Tunnel State Park mentined in Para 4?
A. t shw the success f the prject
B. t set an example fr ther parks
C. t help raise the fund fr the prject
D. t supprt the “Rund-up fr Parks” prgram.
11. What des the last paragraph fcus n?
A. The future develpment f Virginia’s parks.
B. Anther measure beneficial t the park visitrs.
C. The benefits f a prject fr blind peple.
D. Mre service ffered in different parks.
D
Satellites are increasingly a glbal-cmmunicatins lifeline, allwing peple in remte areas t make phne calls and get nline. Services such as SpaceX’s Starlink, by far the largest f the netwrks f telecmmunicatins satellites in lw Earth rbit, have been increasing rapidly during the past decade.
This success cmes at a cst. As things stand, mst satellites are single-use prducts with lifetime f 15 years r less. Mrever, space debris (垃圾), which may cause damage t spacecraft, is a grwing prblem. The rapid increase in satellites raises key questins abut whether humanity culd r shuld litter the envirnment arund Earth.
Astrnmers are raising their vice in this debate. Researchers pinting their telescpes at stars are increasingly finding their bservatins ruined by light streaks (光条纹) frm satellites flying verhead. In the past five years, sme astrnmers and satellite peratrs have cperated t preserve “dark and quiet skies”. This culd invlve changing a satellite’s design t make it less bright r rganizing activities s that astrnmers can pint their telescpes t regins where satellites aren’t flying at any given mment.
Beynd cnflicts with astrnmers’ bservatins, discussins abut the future f satellites need t include vices f Indigenus (本土的) peples, many f whm have imprtant cnnectin t the night sky but have lng been excluded frm decisin-making and ecnmic pwer in uter space. Internatinal discussins need t recgnize the rights f Indigenus peples in space as well as n Earth, says astrnmer Hilding Neilsn.
The skies are a glbal resurce, shared by all humanity, and it is crucial that decisins abut its use cnsider the needs f all affected parties. Satellite cnnectivity remains essential fr many peple, including Indigenus cmmunities in remte and under-served areas. This is why the cnversatin abut astrnmy and satellites cannt be reduced t“satellites are bad and we must save the night skies fr astrnmy”.
12. What is the public’s majr cncern abut the grwing number f satellites?
A. They may pse a threat t the envirnment.
B. They culd increase glbal cmpetitin.
C. They are t difficult t maintain.
D. Their peratinal lifespan is t shrt.
13. Why did sme astrnmers and satellite peratrs chse t cperate?
A. T prvide clear views fr telescpes.
B. T develp new advanced telescpes.
C. T identify safer rbits fr satellite peratin.
D. T bst the glbal satellite cmmunicatin netwrk.
14. What is Neilsn’s suggestin cncerning Indigenus peples?
A. Prtect their traditinal culture frm disappearing.
B. Expand their understanding f space.
C. Invlve them in space decisins.
D. Imprve their access t satellite services.
15. What can be inferred frm the last paragraph?
A. Satellite develpment needs mre supprt.
B. Satellite cnnectivity’s benefits remain t be seen.
C. There is an urgent need t explre space resurces.
D. Satellites and astrnmy must find ways t c-exist.
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。
When starting cllege, mst students enjy a week’s stay n campus befre classes actually begin. ____16____. Belw are several tips t ease yurself int cllege life.
Participating in campus welcme activities
Mst universities hst welcme events befre the academic year fficially begins, including freshmen rientatins (迎新会), campus picnics, and entertainments like cncerts. Participating in such events is a great way t learn abut schl facilities and understand campus culture: ____17____. What are their favrite classes? What is the histry f yur university? It can help yu bserve campus life utside the classrm.
Explring campus
Getting t knw where essential campus resurces are — such as the student advising center, psychlgical services, and the tutring center will make yur first few weeks n campus a lt easier. Take sme time t check ut the buildings where yur classes will be held. ____18____. And it als familiarizes yu with hw lng it takes t get frm place t place.
____19____
Befre getting t excited abut all f the fun things yu will be able t d during the week, remember that yu d have a pretty big schedule change cming up. Starting classes means being in different places at different times, s it’s a great idea t start getting used t that rutine right this week. ____20____. Fllwing the planned time will ensure yu have enugh sleep t get t thse early classes and stay wide awake. If yu have ther daily rutines, such as exercising r talking n the phne with family, wrk thse int yur day-t-day life befre classes start s that yu get a better idea f hw they fit in with yur schedule.
A. Starting a rutine
B. Scheduling yur life
C. What shuld yu d with that time?
D. What d ther students d fr fitting in?
E. What can yu d t adapt t the new high schl life?
F. What helps yu mst is t schedule yur sleep.
G. This will prevent yu frm getting lst in the first few days f classes.
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四个选项中选出最佳选项。
I wrked at a lcal university and ur ffice was staffed with a few student wrkers. One f them was the ____21____ f ur schl ftball team and the team needed a player. She ____22____ me talking t anther student hw I had always wanted t play ftball, but never gt the chance. She ____23____ t let me cme and try ut fr the psitin.
I was excited and ____24____. Excited at the thught f ding smething I had always wanted t d, but scared I was t ld t keep up with ____25____ twenty-year-lds. There was n harm ____26____ ut, thugh. S I ____27____ t be n the field fr practice. My husband and children thught I was crazy but I didn’t ____28____. It was smething I had t d fr myself.
Anyway, I appeared n the field. During drills I was slw and gt ____29____ very easily, but my desire t d this ____30____ me frward. ____31____, n ne else shwed up t cmpete fr that ____32____, s it was mine! I culdn’t have been happier! When I std in a sprting gds stre ____33____ equipment, I still culdn’t believe that these ____34____ were actually ging t let me be a part f the team!
We nly lst nce the entire seasn and ____35____ winning the champinship! It was inspiring and the mst fun I have ever had in my life! Frm then n, I learned that taking chances can pen drs t pprtunities yu never thught pssible!
21. A. leaderB. playerC. cachD. member
22. A. nticedB. verlkedC. verheardD. watched
23. A. fferedB. hpedC. likedD. wanted
24. A. surprisedB. scaredC. disappintedD. delighted
25. A. prfessinalB. pwerfulC. excellentD. athletic
26. A. tryingB. cmingC. findingD. pinting
27. A. refusedB. agreedC. lvedD. hped
28. A. ppseB. acceptC. apprveD. care
29. A. excitedB. wrriedC. breathlessD. frustrated
30. A. attractedB. urgedC. drveD. mved
31. A. unhappilyB. unwillinglyC. unexpectedlyD. unfrtunately
32. A. rleB. stageC. situatinD. psitin
33. A. picking utB. turning upC. taking nD. trying n
34. A. clleaguesB. bysC. teachersD. girls
35. A. resulted inB. ended upC. cntributed tD. benefit frm
第二节（共10小题；每小题1. 5分，满分15分）
非选择题部分
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。
Since its creatin in the 12th century, A Thusand Miles f Rivers and Muntains ___36___(recgnize) as a masterpiece f traditinal Chinese painting. But perhaps just as stunning as the wrk itself is the fact ___37___it was created by Wang Ximeng (1096-1119) frm the Nrthern Sng Dynasty.
In this famus landscape scrll (画卷), Wang used bright blues and greens n a dark chre backgrund, a style typical ___38___Green and Blue Landscape painting that first appeared during the Tang Dynasty. Varius dry brush techniques— ___39___ (particular) the ax-cut texture strke (斧劈皴) and the hemp fiber texture strke (长披麻皴)— ___40___(adpt) t depict layers f rlling muntains and vast rivers in three-dimensinal ___41___(frm). In this manner, the artist demnstrated Chinese peple's lve fr life and amazed the whle wrld with aesthetic pleasure.
Stretching nearly 12 meters lng, Wang's masterpiece is ___42___(pssible) t take in all at nce. Accrding t Chinese schlars, lng landscape paintings f this srt shuld be “read” frm right t left. When ___43___ (handle) such scrlls, peple shuld unrll and study them ne sectin at ___44___time. It is als advised t review the images frm left t right when the scrll is rerlled.
The nly surviving wrk by Wang Ximeng is tday in the ___45___(cllect) f the Palace Museum in Beijing.
第四部分 写作（共两节，满分40分）
第一节（满分15分）
46. 假定你是李华，你校计划举办一次英语周活动，外教Mr. Smith提出了两个方案：“English Sng Cmpetitin”和“English Wrd Spelling Cntest”，请你给他写一封邮件，内容包括：
1. 你的选择；2. 说明理由。
注意：1. 写作词数应为80个左右；2. 请按如下格式作答。
Dear Mr. Smith,
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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。
Grwing up in a small village in the care f my grandmther affected my childhd with a mix f lve and simple pleasures. Every day after schl, I’d hurry t Grandmther’s welcming hme, greeted by the smell f freshly baked ckies and the warmth f the fireplace. We wuld spend hurs tgether gardening, baking, and especially knitting (编织). Each birthday, Grandmther wuld gift me a hand-knitted sweater with bright clrs and cmplex patterns, which I held dear.
Later, I mved t the city fr my studies, leaving the cuntryside and Grandmther behind. Getting used t the exciting city life and burdened by an increasingly demanding academic schedule, I fund myself unwilling t call Grandmther. Althugh the handmade sweater kept arriving each year, my appreciatin fr it decreased. The bright, ld-fashined patterns lked ut f place amng the mdern and fashinable clthes f my classmates.
Befre my 18th birthday, a package frm Grandmther arrived n time again. Inside was Grandmther’s latest creatin. The sweater was as clrful as ever, with eye-catching designs, but it might cause embarrassment if I wre it in schl. In a mment f disappintment, I threw the sweater aside. “Why culdn’t Grandmther just be like my friends’ relatives wh gifted fashinable clthes r smart devices? Why des she stick t such an ld-fashined traditin?” I cmplained t my mther.
My mther was sad when she heard my wrds. “Yur grandmther is getting lder, and her eyesight is nt s gd as it used t be,” she replied. “Despite this, she insists n keeping the birthday traditin alive.” She cntinued, her vice trembling (颤抖), “She rejected my advice, spending mnths knitting that sweater. Every stitch (一针) is filled with her lve fr yu. She culd easily buy smething frm the stre, but she chses t make the sweater because it means smething mre.”
注意：
1．续写词数应为150个左右；
2．请按如下格式作答。
A sense f shame suddenly washed ver me.
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On my birthday, I walked int the classrm wearing the sweater.
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