2025-2026学年黑龙江省齐齐哈尔市六校联谊高二（上）期中英语试卷-自定义类型

这是一份2025-2026学年黑龙江省齐齐哈尔市六校联谊高二（上）期中英语试卷-自定义类型，共12页。试卷主要包含了阅读理解，阅读七选五，完形填空，语法填空，书面表达等内容，欢迎下载使用。
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Gld Cast Theme Parks cme in all shapes and sizes and whether yu like rller casters r petting furry animals，yu're sure，t find smething.
Mvie Wrld
As the nly mvie-related theme park in Australia，Mvie Wrld features an utstanding caster and a gd handful f mvie-related rides，enabling yu t experience an exciting adventure full f Hllywd's charm.Get behind-the-scenes mvie infrmatin and stunt shws （特技表演） t keep the whle family entertained fr the best part f a day.
Sea Wrld
With an bvius emphasis n things that live in the water，Sea Wrld has a fantastic range f fish，sharks，dlphins，seals，plar bears and ther animals in the water.With a bunch f great rides，water slides and rller casters，Sea Wrld is knwn as the best all-rund theme park n the Gld Cast.
Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary
Crcdiles，kangars，kalas and almst all f the ther famus Australian native animals are living in Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary.Yu can lk at them，feed and play with sme f them r just experience the fantastic 27-hectare bushland setting — an asis （乐土） f wildlife amng the Gld Cast bustle.
Trpical Fruit Wrld
Trpical Fruit Wrld is a farm grwing ver 500 unusual trpical fruits frm all ver the wrld，with mini glf，an animal park and rides fr the little nes.This farm has been a pineer fr ec-turism since 1983.Admissin is ＄36 fr adults and ＄17 fr kids and free fr kids under 5.
1.Which theme park shuld a film fan cnsider？ ______
A. Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary.B. Sea Wrld.
C. Mvie Wrld.D. Trpical Fruit Wrld.
2.What can yu d in Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary？ ______
A. Experience a jungle cruise.B. Interact with sme animals.
C. Watch stunt shws.D. Ride water slides.
3.Hw much will yu pay if yu visit Trpical Fruit Wrld with yur 11-year-ld twins？ ______
A. ＄17.B. ＄36.C. ＄53.D. ＄70.
B
As a yung girl grwing up in France，Sarah Tumi dreamed f becming a leader wh culd make the wrld a better place.Her passin t help thers was awakened when，frm the age f nine，she accmpanied her Tunisian father t his birthplace in the east f the cuntry during hlidays.There she rganized hmewrk clubs and activities fr children.
Tumi witnessed first-hand the destructive effect f desertificatin. "Within 10 years rich farmers became wrse ff，and in 10 years frm nw they will be pr.I wanted t stp the Sahara Desert in its tracks." A decrease in average rainfall and an increase in the severity f drughts have led t an estimated 75 percent f Tunisia's agricultural lands being threatened by desertificatin.
Tumi recgnized that farming practices needed t change.She is cnfident that small land areas can bring large returns if farmers are able t adapt by planting sustainable crps，using new technlgies fr water treatment and fcusing n natural prducts and fertilizers （肥料） rather than chemicals.
In 2012，Tumi cntinued her dream t fight the desert.She mved t Tunisia，and set up a prgramme named Acacias fr All t put her sustainable farming philsphy int actin， "I want t shw yung peple in rural areas that they can create pprtunities where they are.Nbdy is better able t understand the impact f desertificatin and climate change than smebdy wh is living with n access t water."
By September 2016，mre than 130，000 acacia trees had been planted n 20 pilt farms，with farmers recrding a 60 percent survival rate.Tumi estimates that sme 3 millin acacia trees are needed t prtect Tunisia's farmland.She expects t plant 1 millin trees by 2028，In the next cuple f years，Tumi hpes t extend the prgramme t Algeria and Mrcc.
4.What fired Sarah Tumi's passin t help thers？______
A. Her experience in fighting against desertificatin.
B. Her childhd living with her family in France.
C. Her strng desire t becme a leader t better the wrld.
D. Her hliday trips t her father's birthplace in Tunisia.
5.What is the main cause f desertificatin in Tunisia？______
A. The rising amunt f rainfall.B. The severe shrtage f water.
C. The change f farming practices.D. The breakdwn f rich farmers.
6.Hw did Sarah Tumi cntribute t addressing desertificatin？______
A. By spreading the applicatin f natural prducts and chemical fertilizers.
B. By encuraging the farmers t plant traditinal crps.
C. By relcating the yung frm areas with n access t water t urban centres.
D. By prmting sustainable farming practices and initiating tree-planting prgramme.
7.What is the authr's purpse in writing the text？______
A. T intrduce Sarah Tumi's effrts t hld back the Sahara.
B. T shw the methds f prtecting the plants in Africa.
C. T call n peple t fight pverty in Nrth Africa.
D. T stress the imprtance f extending the prgramme in Tunisia.
C
It was bvius with Pincchi.Every time he tld a lie his nse grew lnger.But fr the rest f us in real life，the result f telling lies isn't s evident.Is it pssible that there are unseen cnsequences t dishnesty？
Since lies are carried by speech，and speech riginates in the brain，is it pssible that telling lies results in changes in the brain that are nt utwardly bservable？Psychlgists Julia Lee and Ashley Hardin wanted t find ut.
Drs.Lee and Hardin set up a series f studies t explre the questin f dishnesty，with 250 pairs f individuals.In each pair，ne was assigned the task f either lying r telling the truth.The ther member f the pair was instructed t evaluate the emtins f the lying r truth-telling partner.Each f the partners was then assigned the task f evaluating the emtins f the ther partner.
The research fund that subjects wh were asked t be dishnest were significantly wrse at detecting the emtinal state f their partners than thse wh tld the truth.Surprisingly，the small，seemingly unimprtant mments f dishnesty cluded an individual's ability t read the emtins f anther individual later n.
T determine hw well the participants culd read ther peple's emtins，the researchers then had the subjects watch a series f shrt vide clips.In the clips，actrs expressed a wide range f emtins in their facial expressins，vices，and bdy languages.The participants were then asked t identify the emtinal state f the actrs.Once again，acrss all the experimental studies，the researchers cnsistently fund that thse wh were tempted t，and likely did lie，ended up perfrming wrse n the test f empathetic accuracy than thse wh didn't lie.
We live in a wrld where businesses，scial life，and persnal relatinships depend n the ability f individuals t interact well with ther peple.And t interact with them we ften need t be able t determine their emtins.As mst f us learned in kindergarten：it's imprtant t tell the truth!
8.What is the purpse f the studies？______
A. T explain the Pincchi Effect.
B. T explre the mtive fr lying.
C. T teach peple hw t detect lies.
D. T test if lying causes brain changes.
9.What were the participants asked t d in the studies？______
A. T make faces.B. T learn bdy languages.
C. T rate thers' perfrmances.D. T identify different emtins.
10.What des the underlined wrd"cluded" in paragraph 4 mst prbably mean？______
A. Cleared.B. Imprved.C. Weakened.D. Mnitred.
11.What is the last paragraph mainly abut？______
A. The necessity f being hnest.
B. The applicatin f the study.
C. The reasns fr telling lies.
D. The cmplexity f scial interactin.
D
When hunters wiped ut mst fruit eating birds in the trpical frest f Lambir Hills Natinal Park by the 1990s，the skies grew duller-and in a few years s did the frest.Withut birds t spread their seeds，the diversity f fruit-prducing plants declined，illuminating the critical imprtance f seed dispersal（分散传播）fr ecsystem health.The mvement f seeds acrss the landscape in animals' guts（肠道）is a "glue that keeps eclgical cmmunities tgether，" says Jrdi Bascmpte，an eclgist at the University f Zurich.
Hwever，a team states that at least ne-third f Eurpean plant species culd be in truble because mre than ne-third f seed-dispersing animal species are ranked as threatened by the Internatinal Unin fr Cnservatin f Nature（IUCN）r are decreasing in numbers，which culd harm the ability f plants t expand their range t cpe with climate change r recver after wildfire.Fr example，the garden warbler，a cmmn migratry bird that spreads the seeds f 60 plant species，is declining acrss Eurpe.
Althugh the study des nt detail hw the crisis is affecting ecsystems in that IUCN assessments haven't yet been cnducted fr 67% f the plant species，researchers did find that mre than 60% f the plants had five r fewer animals that eat and distribute their seeds，which culd make them particularly sensitive t the decline r disappearance f any f these critical seed dispersers.
And sme plants d seem t be in big truble.The authrs came up with a list f nearly 80 "very high cncern" interactins，in which bth the plant and the animal are threatened r declining. "We need t make sure we're lking after the dispersers that are ding a lt f the wrk，" Andy says， "Despite the massive data set，much remains unknwn abut the extent f the prblem.It's a mystery which animals mve the seeds f sme rare plants，fr instance—in spite f centuries f natural histry bservatins in Eurpe." Even fr cmmn，well-studied species，it's nt always apparent which dispersers are mst imprtant and whether ther species might take ver if they were t decline r disappear.There are sme similar cases n ther cntinents，t，including Nrth America.But the picture there is even less clear.
12.What can be inferred frm Jrdi Bascmpte's wrds？ ______
A. All seeds rely n animals' guts t get dispersed.
B. The spread f seeds plays a vital rle in ecsystem health.
C. Animals carry the seeds t keep eclgical cmmunities tgether.
D. The mvement f animals is mre imprtant than that f seeds fr eclgical balance.
13.Which f the fllwing techniques is NOT used t make the article mre persuasive？ ______
A. making cmparisnsB. listing numbers
C. giving examplesD. citing views
14.Which pinin will Andy agree with？ ______
A. What matters mst is t find ut all the dispersers.
B. Eurpean scientists have dne a great jb fr centuries.
C. It is still unknwn which dispersers certain plants are missing.
D. Dispersers need a large amunt f wrk t be lked after well.
15.Which f the fllwing is the best title fr the text？ ______
A. Sme plants are facing the danger f dying ut.
B. Seed disperser declines threaten Eurpe's plants.
C. Dispersing animal species are ranked as threatened.
D. Ecsystem health relies n seed dispersers in many aspects.
二、阅读七选五：本大题共5小题，共10分。
Smetimes the best way t get thrugh the tugh times in life is t take a lighthearted apprach.（1）______
G t play.
Adult respnsibilities like paying bills r busy schedules can make life feel t serius.Smetimes，we need t break free and have a little fun.Wh said playtime was just fr kids？（2）______ In fact，setting aside time t just have fun can d wnders fr yur well-being.Playfulness helps relieve stress，imprve brain health and creativity，and strengthen relatinships.
（3）______
Life ften thrws us int tense situatins，causing physical and emtinal stress.But yu can take sme f that pressure ff with a little laughter.It brings all kinds f benefits，like higher life satisfactin，self-esteem，jb perfrmance，creativity，scial bnding，and emtinal adjustment.S，make a little time fr laughter，whether it's t phne a friend that makes yu smile r watch a cmedy that makes yu feel happy.
Lighten yur lad （负担）.
（4）______ Frgiveness can help lighten yur emtinal lad.Letting g f these negative emtins brings peace and hpe.But frgiveness desn't have t mean frgetting r excusing harm dne t yu.Instead，it frees yu frm its cntrl.It can lead t many psitive utcmes，including strnger relatinships，imprved mental and physical health and a strnger sense f self.（5）______
A.Make rm fr laughter.
B.Smile at the little mistakes.
C.Thugh challenging，it helps yu mve frward psitively.
D.Let's take a lk at hw t be lighthearted and why it matters.
E.Getting lder desn't mean taking things s seriusly all the time.
F.Hlding nt anger and pain frm past hurts can weigh yu dwn.
G.Even if it desn't cme naturally，anyne can develp a mre cheerful utlk.
16.A. AB. BC. CD. DE. EF. FG. G
17.A. AB. BC. CD. DE. EF. FG. G
18.A. AB. BC. CD. DE. EF. FG. G
19.A. AB. BC. CD. DE. EF. FG. G
20.A. AB. BC. CD. DE. EF. FG. G
三、完形填空：本大题共15小题，共22.5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。
When Emma was a child，she had a dream — t becme a prfessinal pianist.She wuld spend hurs practising，her fingers(21) acrss the keys with determinatin.(22)，the jurney was filled with challenges.
At the age f ten，Emma suffered an injury that made playing the pian painful.Her dctr(23) that she might never regain full ability f her hands.Fr a while，she felt lst，questining whether she shuld give up.But deep inside，she knew that her passin utweighed any bstacle （障碍） in her path.
Instead f feeling(24)，she chse t fight.She started physical therapy （治疗） and fund new methds t(25).Day by day，her strength returned.Slw as prgress was，she remained(26)，refusing t let dubt cast its shadw ver her reslve.
Years passed，and Emma faced mre challenges.There were times when she felt like a（n）(27)，failing auditins （试音） and struggling with(28).But she reminded herself that every great musician had nce been a beginner.She understd that success was nt abut never falling but abut always(29) after every fall.
One evening，she stepped nt the grand stage f a famus cncert hall.As she sat at the pian，she tk a deep breath，feeling a wave f calm wash ver her.The audience fell silent.Then，with(30)，she played — every nte filled with the(31) she had pured int，every chrd eching her perseverance （毅力）.
When she finished，the hall erupted in applause.Tears filled her eyes as she realized that every(32) had shaped her int the pianist she was meant t be.At that mment，she understd that true success cmes nt frm aviding struggles，but frm(33) them with curage.
She had finally(34) her childhd dream.But mre imprtantly，she had discvered the(35) that lay within her.Frm that day frward，she prmised herself she wuld always embrace whatever life placed in her path.
21.A. walkingB. standingC. dancingD. wandering
22.A. BesidesB. MreverC. NeverthelessD. Otherwise
23.A. insistedB. warnedC. whisperedD. advised
24.A. excitedB. discuragedC. angryD. relieved
25.A. adaptB. struggleC. adptD. perfrm
26.A. indifferentB. tiredC. carelessD. determined
27.A. expertB. utsiderC. failureD. instructr
28.A. self-cntrlB. self-dubtC. self-awarenessD. self-regard
29.A. rising upB. lking up
C. breaking utD. stepping frward
30.A. cnfidenceB. anxietyC. hesitatinD. regret
31.A. wealthB. jurneyC. rewardD. effrt
32.A. imprvementB. difficultyC. victryD. advantage
33.A. fearingB. ignringC. avidingD. facing
34.A. achievedB. respectedC. imprvedD. frgtten
35.A. beautyB. weaknessC. secretD. strength
四、语法填空：本大题共1小题，共15分。
36.We've all heard that laughter is the best medicine，and it's true.Laughter makes yu feel better and it's als gd fr yur relatinships.Laughter brings peple clser，and is a (1) （pwer） tl fr making yu relax when feelings are running high.Whether with yur friends and family，r c-wrkers，yu can learn t use humr (2) （slve） disagreements，lwer everyne's stress levels，and cmmunicate in a way that deepens the (3) （relatinship）.
Humr plays an imprtant rle (4) all kinds f relatinships.In new relatinships，humr can be a useful tl nt just fr (5) （attract） the ther persn but als fr getting ver any awkwardness（尴尬） arising when we get t knw each ther.In ld relatinships，humr can keep things mre exciting and fresher.
Sharing the pleasure f humr (6) （create） a sense f clseness and cnnectin between tw peple—qualities (7) are signs f strng and successful relatinships.When yu laugh with ne anther，yu create (8) psitive relatinship between yu，which acts as a strng buffer（缓冲剂） against stress，disagreements and disappintments in yur relatinship.And laughter is spreading—just (9) （hear） smene laugh ften makes yu smile (10) （happy）and jin in the fun.
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五、书面表达：本大题共2小题，共50分。
37.假定你是李华，你所在的城市将举办一场国际乒乓球比赛，正在招募志愿者。请你给相关负责人Mr.Smith写一封申请信，内容包括：
1.自身优势；
2.期待回复。
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 Mr.Smith，
___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Yurs sincerely，
Li Hua
38.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。
Mia sat alne n the bus.Her lder sister，Nina，was ne seat ahead，acting as if this was the best day ever.But fr Mia，it was the wrst.It was the last day f swimming lessns.Test Day.
"If I pass my test，I can sign up fr Junir Lifeguarding ver the summer，" Mia heard Nina telling her friend Julia. "Yu' re the best swimmer in the class，Nina，" Julia said. "There's just n way yu wuldn't pass." Mia angrily kicked the back f their seat with her ft. "I thught sisters were suppsed t be there fr each ther，" she whispered.
An hur later，she held nt the edge f the pl，shivering （瑟瑟发抖）. "Fr the last part f the test，yu'll all be swimming the width f the pl using the crawl strke （自由泳），" the instructr，Michael，tld the class. "Can we swim in the shallw end？" Mia asked. "Npe，" Michael said. "T pass Level 4，it has t be the deep end." Mia was anxius.She didn't knw if she culd swim all the way acrss withut tuching the bttm. "I'll be watching frm the ther side，" Michael said. "Ready？" N!Mia thught.But Michael put the whistle t his lips and blew.Mia tk a deep breath and pushed ff.And Nina swam as light as the kickbard flating and passed the test very sn.But where was Mia？
After a minute，Nina sptted her sister crssing the pl.Mia was way behind the thers，and Nina culd see why.Fr ne thing，she lifted her whle head ut f the water t breathe，instead f turning it t the side.That was a waste f energy.Even wrse，she wasn't swimming straight.
When Mia stpped t check her psitin，her heart sank.Only halfway acrss!Sme kids in her class were already at the wall，laughing and talking.Michael was bending ver t talk t ne f the kids.He didn't see her. "Better keep ging，" she thught.But she was tired.
注意：
1.续写词数应为150左右；
2.请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。
Nina kept her eyes n her sister's slw prgress.
_____
Michael was abut t jump in t help her when Mia felt strng arms hlding her frm behind.
_____
1~3.【答案】C、B、D
4~7.【答案】D、B、D、A
8~11.【答案】D、D、C、A
12~15.【答案】B、A、C、B
16~20.【答案】D、E、A、F、C
21~35.【答案】C、C、B、B、A、D、C、B、A、A、D、B、D、A、D
36.【答案】【小题1】
pwerful
【小题2】
t slve
【小题3】
relatinships
【小题4】
in
【小题5】
attracting
【小题6】
creates
【小题7】
that/which
【小题8】
a
【小题9】
hearing
【小题10】
happily
37.【答案】Dear Mr.Smith，
I am Li Hua，a high schl student wh is enthusiastic abut sprts and vlunteering.With fluent English and a strng interest in table tennis，I am cnfident in my capability t assist internatinal guests effectively during the cming event.Mrever，my previus experience in rganizing schl events has strengthened my cmmunicatin and teamwrk skills，making me qualified fr the vlunteer wrk at such an event.
I wuld greatly appreciate the pprtunity t cntribute t this exciting internatinal cntest in ur city.I'm lking frward t yur psitive respnse.
Yurs sincerely，
Li Hua
38.【答案】 Nina kept her eyes n her sister's slw prgress.Strke，strke，breathe.Three-furths f the way acrss，Mia stpped again.As Nina watched，Mia' s head dipped briefly underwater befre it resurfaced.Uh-h，thught Nina.Her sister was in truble，and she had t help.She kicked ff the bttm and started twards Mia.Mia swallwed a muthful f water and cughed.She felt as if she'd been swimming fr hurs.If nly smene wuld see she was t tired t keep ging.She scanned the edge f the pl fr Michael.This time，he saw her.His eyes narrwed.
Michael was abut t jump in t help her when Mia felt strng arms hlding her frm behind. "Lie back，" her sister's vice said. "I've gt yu." Mia pulled the twel tight arund her shulders. "Yu knw，" Nina said， "next time we g t the pl，I culd give yu sme tips.I'll teach yu the right way t breathe s yu dn't get s tired.With a little mre practice，I knw yu can pass Level 4." "Yu'll make a gd lifeguard smeday，" Mia said.Nina smiled. "Really？" Mia ndded. "Yeah.And yu're already a gd sister."