江苏省徐州市2025-2026学年度第一学期期末抽测高二英语试题-自定义类型

这是一份江苏省徐州市2025-2026学年度第一学期期末抽测高二英语试题-自定义类型，共16页。试卷主要包含了听力-选择题，阅读理解，阅读七选五，完形填空，语法填空，任务型读写，书面表达等内容，欢迎下载使用。
1.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。What clr dress will the wman wear?
A. Pink.B. Yellw.C. Black.
2.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。What des the man think f the Italian restaurant?
A. It’s t nisy.B. The service is terrible.
C. He likes the fd.
3.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。Where is the Art Gallery?
A. Clse t a railway statin.B. On the Maple Street.
C. At a crssing.
4.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。What des the wman suggest the man d?
A. See a dctr.B. Try t get up early.
C. Drink milk befre bed.
5.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。Why des the wman want t g t Flrida?
A. T gain best educatin.B. T be clser t her family.
C. T get mre wrk ffers.
听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。
6.What did the man d yesterday?
A. He tld a stry.B. He hurt James’ feelings.
C. He avided James.
7.What will the man d next?
A. Ask his mm fr advice.B. Visit a friend.
C. Make a call.
听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。
8.Hw much is a day ticket?
A. £40.B. £20.C. £10.
9.What is the prbable relatinship between the speakers?
A. Friends.B. Husband and wife.
C. Ticket seller and custmer.
听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。
10.What is the cnversatin mainly abut?
A. Result f a research.B. Different charities.
C. The use f big mney.
11.Wh is the wman mst likely t supprt?
A. A family member.B. A sick persn.C. A pr child.
12.What des the man cnsider the mst imprtant?
A. Fd safety.B. Health care.C. Educatin.
听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。
13.Where are the speakers prbably?
A. At a recrding site.B. At a lcal z.
C. At hme.
14.When did Martin begin his TV career?
A. At the age f twelve.B. After ging t Singapre.
C. In the early 1960s.
15.What prevented Martin frm ging t Africa?
A. The lack f the directr’s permissin.
B. The lack f a phtgrapher.
C. The lack f time and mney.
16.Hw is filming different tday accrding t Martin?
A. They film fr shrter trips.
B. They fllw a strict plan.
C. They allw uncertain scenes.
听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。
17.What is mst special abut Kngnaphn kely?
A. It lived lng time ag.B. It was very small.
C. It culd fly.
18.Wh first discvered Kngnaphn kely?
A. Sme scientists.B. Sme histrians.
C. Sme American turists.
19.Why is s little knwn abut early dinsaurs?
A. They lived in a faraway place.
B. There were very few f them.
C. Few remains have been fund.
20.What did Kngnaphn kely mainly eat?
A. Grass.B. Insects.C. Meat.
二、阅读理解：本大题共15小题，共37.5分。
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B
My father always said that Oct.20 was the precise day when the Flrida air shifted slightly with a tease f fall. Every year n that day, he’d lay sme wd in the fireplace, strike a match, and sit clse t the flames as if waiting fr a seasn t arrive. If the temperature still remained warm, he wuld light incense (熏香) called “Campfire Memries” t increase the md.
His rmantic gestures cntrasted with the hardships he carried frm earlier years — the Great Depressin and flying bmbers during Wrld War II. After law schl, he rde suthward n the Silver Meter train line in search f a place t call hme. When the train stpped in Winter Haven, he stepped dwn t stretch his legs and was hit with the scent (香味) f range blssms. He never gt back n the train.
Later I was brn in that small twn, but when I was three, my mther died suddenly. Frm then n, father and I became a pair f many things. Prfessr and student, stryteller and listener. As I matured, he tk me n trips, taught me manners and hw t read the wrld. If I asked his permissin t d smething ptentially cntrversial, he always said, “I’ll tell yu what I think, and then it’s up t yu.”
Father died at 72 — that was nearly thirty years ag — yet smetimes he returns in my memry. Recently, an ccurrence tk place at 5 a.m. n Oct.20 when I was taking a bag f trash t the wheeled bin ut by the street. Then suddenly, a wind blew in frm the west and seemed t surrund and envelp me fr a few secnds. Immediately, my mind went t Father. Perhaps Winter Haven felt smething n schedule — Oct.20 — the day autumn always arrived fr my father.
24.What des the father’s behavir n Oct.20 shw?
A. His preference fr cld weather.B. His deep-seated lve fr Flrida.
C. His lnging fr seasnal changes.D. His rmantic greeting f autumn.
25.Why did the father decide t settle in Winter Haven?
A. He cntinued his further law study.
B. He wanted t break away frm the past.
C. He was attracted by the atmsphere.
D. He was eager t seek a lifelng partner.
26.What des the authr think f his father?
A. Affectinate and pen-minded.B. Far-sighted and strict.
C. Cmmitted and hardwrking.D. Respnsible and warm-hearted.
27.What can be inferred frm the last paragraph?
A. Wind always made the authr sad.
B. The authr lved his father deeply.
C. Autumn was the authr’s favrite seasn.
D. Oct.20 was the mst imprtant day f a year.
C
One evening after dinner, my six-year-ld sn had a ttal breakdwn. He yelled and even hit his eight-year-ld sister just because she wuld nt share a stuffed animal. In that desperate parenting mment, I shuted at him, “Use yur wrds!” Bth kids frze fr a secnd, and that shrt pause gave me enugh time t calm dwn my quickly rising anger.
Later, I realized I had never explained t my kids why wrds are s helpful. As a psychlgist, I study hw putting ur feelings int wrds can change ur experiences. It nt nly helps us handle heated mments but als supprts healing frm life’s hardest situatins. Research n expressive disclsure (表达) shws it can bring big health imprvements, especially fr peple dealing with stressful events. Thse wh write abut their tugh times visit dctrs less, feel less pain, have strnger immune systems, and cpe better with their prblems.
What surprised me mst is that naming ur feelings can actually transfrm the feelings themselves. Putting a strng emtin int wrds can weaken its immediate frce, and it can als reshape ur emtinal memries. This prcess is called memry recnslidatin. When we talk r write abut painful r verwhelming events, we dn’t just relive (复活) them. Instead, we take it ut f lng-term memry, rerganize it with wrds, and put it back as a new, less painful memry. We add meaning and cntext, which reduces the pain it causes.
Of curse, “use yur wrds” is a tl that needs practice. Kids cannt think clearly when they are upset, s my wife and I talk t ur children when they are calm. We help them build emtinal vcabulary and plan hw t respnd t anger next time. Nw, ur daughter says “I’m s mad” when frustrated instead f acting ut, and ur sn tries t ask plitely fr tys. These small wins d nt just slve cnflicts — they help kids feel capable, which is the fundatin f lng-term well-being.
28.Why des the authr mentin his sn’s breakdwn in Paragraph 1?
A. T intrduce the tpic.B. T raise readers’ awareness.
C. T prve his wn thery.D. T draw a cnclusin.
29.What is a functin f expressive disclsure?
A. It treats diseases.B. It settles arguments.
C. It imprves health.D. It remves tughness.
30.What’s Paragraph 3 mainly abut?
A. Hw strng emtin disappears.B. Hw physical pains are remved.
C. Hw annying events are relived.D. Hw using wrds shifts feelings.
31.Which f the fllwing might the authr agree with?
A. Calmness is the fundatin f well-being.
B. A prblem expressed is a prblem halved.
C. There is n cnflict that cannt be reslved.
D. Fllw yur feeling, but take yur brain with it.
D
Many prgrams claim t bst happiness, like daily meditatin (冥想) r 12-week gratitude diary. These activities frm psitive psychlgy d wrk, but mst peple are t busy t keep up with them. What if finding mre happiness did nt require a majr time cmmitment r a big lifestyle change? What if it culd cme frm simple, brief actins such as texting a genuine “thank yu” t a clleague, asking a friend t share smething that made them feel prud r lking at the sky’s vastness with wnder?
Inspired by the 2021 film Missin: Jy, researchers created a free, glbally available nline resurce called the Big Jy Prject. This free nline prgram sends daily 5-10 minute micr acts t peple wrldwide. Examples include listening t a 42-secnd laughter clip r writing a gratitude list. Over 100,000 peple frm ver 200 cuntries have jined, cmpleting mre than 400,000 micr acts. Studies shw amazing results: after just ne week, participants felt happier, less stressed, and even slept better. The benefits were fr everyne — even peple with financial struggles r lwer educatin. The prject als made peple mre willing t help thers.
Why d these small acts wrk? We think it’s because they bst psitive emtins, inspire feelings f cnnectin, and help peple feel mre aligned with what brings them meaning and purpse. Indeed, many f these behavirs — practicing gratitude and being mre sciable, fr instance—have been well studied fr years and fund t be beneficial t the der r giver. Als, they make peple feel in cntrl f their happiness, nt just waiting fr gd things t happen.
In a wrld full f lneliness and burnut, micr acts are pwerful. They prve that simple, daily micr acts can ratchet up happiness in a mre empwering way. While mre research is needed, the Big Jy Prject shws that anyne can feel happier with simple, daily acts.
32.Why des the authr raise tw questins in Paragraph 1?
A. T exhibit sme examples.B. T display mental activities.
C. T shw research directin.D. T questin previus prgrams.
33.What is a result fthe Big Jy Prject?
A. Peple rid themselves f all sleep prblems.
B. Peple with lwer educatin gt mre help.
C. Peple had their financial prblems slved.
D. Peple were happier and willing t help thers.
34.What des the underlined phrase “ratchet up” mean in the last paragraph?
A. Increase.B. Create.C. Affect.D. Spread.
35.What’s the best title f the passage?
A. Small Acts, Big Jy
B. Mre cmmitment, Mre Jy
C. Simple Changes, Huge Gains
D. Mre Attentin, Greater Happiness
三、阅读七选五：本大题共5小题，共12.5分。
Many f us want t age well — staying in gd physical and cgnitive health int ur 90s and even beynd. But nt everyne has the genes linked t lngevity (长寿). 36 . Here are sme ways t prmte a lng and healthy life, accrding t peple wh are knwn as “super agers”.
Chse the right fd
89-year-ld tp nutritin expert Marin Nestle attributes her lngevity t the principle: 37 . She defines fd as unprcessed r minimally prcessed, nt ultra-prcessed. She eats everything but in small amunts, partly due t age-related metablism (新陈代谢) decline.
38
92-year-ld Emma frm Italy is a recrd-breaking runner, training 2-3 times weekly and walking n rest days. She advises lder athletes t check with dctrs, knw limits and stay cnsistent. Experts say cnsistent exercise slws aging, recmmending at least 30 minutes f aerbic activity (有氧运动) daily.
Cnnect with thers and have a little fun
39 . A study fund exercise, healthy diet, scializing and brain games imprve lder adults’ cgnitin. Lneliness raises dementia (痴呆) risk, while strng scial ties prtect it. Mrera and Rice, wh are ver 90s, stay scially active. They say that small and frequent psitive scial experiences build happiness and a gd life habit.
Dn’t fear setbacks
Many view aging as decline, but ne research shws peple ver 60 can regain strength after health issues, with gd mental health, scial ties and healthy habits (n smking, gd diet and sleep). Flrene Shuber, 91, said, “ 40 .” She started gym training at 82 after several falls. Nw she feels yunger and strnger, stressing cnsistency is vital.
A．It’s never t late
B．Perseverance leads t victry
C．Try t be cnsistent in yur wrkuts
D．Eat unprcessed fd, nt t much
E．Research shws scial interactins bst well-being
F．Yu can increase yur chances f aging well with certain lifestyle chices
G．Yu can still extend yur lifespan thrugh regular exercise and a balanced diet
36.A. AB. BC. CD. DE. EF. FG. G
37.A. AB. BC. CD. DE. EF. FG. G
38.A. AB. BC. CD. DE. EF. FG. G
39.A. AB. BC. CD. DE. EF. FG. G
40.A. AB. BC. CD. DE. EF. FG. G
四、完形填空：本大题共15小题，共15分。
As a teen, I hated aerbics. At the ftball curt, I’d be the galkeeper, nly because it needed the least 41 . On sprts days, if I culdn’t skip it, I’d pick lng jump because it needs less energy.
Unlike my friends wh played ftball r rugby fr fun, I saw exercise as punishment. As an adult, I tried running and didn’t hate it, but I always thught I was 42 at it. It made me feel like I was back at schl, cming last in relays and 43 myself.
Then, at 38, I ran with my 5-year-ld daughter. We talked abut it at hme, and she gt 44 . She said running sunded fun — and that reminded me: exercise shuld be 45 , nt awful. I realized I chse t run nw, nt because I had t.
Friends tld us abut junir parkrun: 2km runs fr kids aged 4-14, where adults can jin. It’s all abut fun, nt being the 46 .
One cld Sunday mrning, we went. Running with my daughter, I was shcked — she didn’t 47 r stp early. She really lved it. We didn’t cmpete r wrry abut 48 time; we just enjyed running 49 . I didn’t even check ur 50 n my app.
Later, when I ran alne and felt tired, my usual thught came: “Stp! Yu’re 51 !” But then I remembered hw I encuraged my daughter that mrning. S I tld myself, “Yu’re ding great. Keep 52 .” It 53 ! I talked t myself like I talked t her — kindly, like I was talking t my yunger self. I didn’t want her t see running as 54 , s I shuldn’t either.
Nw, junir parkrun is ur regular thing. I dn’t care if I’m “gd” r “bad” at running, and I dn’t 55 myself t thers. I just fllw my daughter, enjy the mment, and feel grateful my bdy lets me run with her. I dn’t think abut calries r kilmeters anymre—nly hw gd I feel.
41.A. mvementB. investmentC. attentinD. cnsideratin
42.A. gdB. cleverC. badD. mad
43.A. embarrassingB. puzzlingC. shckingD. bring
44.A. relaxedB. interestedC. annyedD. cnnected
45.A. elegantB. cmpetitiveC. flexibleD. enjyable
46.A. lightestB. fastestC. mildestD. simplest
47.A. cryB. laughC. advanceD. cmplain
48.A. finishB. spareC. freeD. break
49.A. rapidlyB. silentlyC. tgetherD. alne
50.A. ruteB. scaleC. paceD. energy
51.A. wnderfulB. greatC. hrribleD. terrible
52.A. gingB. walkingC. wanderingD. hiking
53.A. happenedB. wrkedC. prgressedD. clicked
54.A. praiseB. rewardC. punishmentD. disappintment
55.A. expressB. revealC. intrduceD. cmpare
五、语法填空：本大题共1小题，共15分。
56.An exhibitin at the Hng Kng Museum f Art is shwing ver 400 ancient Chinese artifacts (手工艺品) and paintings, drawing 56 (crwd) t appreciate the beauty f Chinese art.
This exhibitin was held t celebrate the 65th funding anniversary f the Min Chiu Sciety and will be 57 view till March. The Min Chiu Sciety, 58 (establish) in 1960, is cmpsed f a grup f highly knwledgeable lcal cllectrs and is glbally knwn fr its rich 59 (cllect) f rare treasures.
S far, unique display methds, including interactive installatins, 60 (adpt), ffering visitrs an immersive experience int Chinese arts.
Given the wide range f categries and extensive histrical perids cvered, a cmparative apprach was adpted. This allws visitrs nt just 61 (meet) a traditinal display, but als t witness the dynamic interplay f different aesthetics (美学) f Chinese art.
Visitrs 62 (wander) amng the exhibits expressed appreciatin fr the distinctive Chinese aesthetics (different frm Western art traditins) and were amazed at the great histry and culture embdied in the artifacts.
“Hng Kng has dne an excellent jb in preserving ur natin’s cultural heritage. Mrever, as an internatinal center, it serves as a platfrm 63 Eastern and Western cultures meet, cmmunicate, and interact,” said a visitr.
“I think Chinese culture, with 64 (it) thusands f years f histry, 65 (true) hlds numerus treasures. They are incredibly beautiful and ffer visitrs an eye-pening experience,” said anther visitr.
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六、任务型读写：本大题共1小题，共25分。
57.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。
Mrning sunlight spilled acrss the z gate as Maya skipped frward, her z pass (动物园年卡) buncing lightly against her chest. The familiar sunds — children laughing, birds calling, leaves rustling — made her feel at hme. T Maya, the z was mre than a place t visit; it was a wrld filled with warmth and life.
Amng all the animals, red pandas were her greatest lve. Their slw mvements and fluffy tails always made her smile. Each weekend, Maya fllwed the same rutine. She carefully prepared apple slices and bamb shts. Standing by the wden fence, she held ut the fd and whispered gently, as if afraid t disturb them. Watching the red pandas eat gave her a deep sense f peace.
Befre leaving, Maya never frgt the wishing pl near the exit. She drpped a cin int the water, clsed her eyes, and made a silent wish fr the animals’ health. When her mther nce asked why she never wished fr herself, Maya answered simply, “They need it mre than I d.”
Everything changed when illness entered Maya’s life. Z visits turned int hspital appintments, and bright smiles were replaced by tired silence. Treatments were painful and cstly. As days passed, Maya grew weaker, yet her thughts ften returned t the red pandas. Lking ut f the hspital windw, she wuld ask sadly, “Mm, d yu think they’re kay withut me?”
Medical bills sn emptied the family’s savings. One evening, Maya’s mther nticed the z pass, which was still active. Hlding it in her hand, she hesitated fr a lng mment befre picking up the phne. With a trembling vice, she explained their situatin t the z staff, hping fr even a small refund (退款) t help with Maya’s treatment.
The persn n the ther end f the line listened quietly, and then asked a few questins abut Maya and her lve fr the red pandas.
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。
The next day, several z staff came t the hspital.
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Seeing the red pandas again, Mayaˈs face lit up with jy.
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七、书面表达：本大题共1小题，共15分。
58.假如你是李华，你校英文报就“如何推广徐州汉文化”向全校同学征集建议。请你给编辑写封邮件，内容包括：
1.具体建议；
2.说明理由。
注意：
1.写作词数应为80左右。开头和结尾已经写好，不计入总词数。
2.可以适当增加细节，以使行文连贯。
Dear Editr,
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I sincerely hpe these prpsals will be f great help.
Yurs,
Li Hua
1.【答案】B
2.【答案】A
3.【答案】A
4.【答案】C
5.【答案】B
6~7.【答案】B、C
8~9.【答案】A、C
10~12.【答案】C、B、C
13~16.【答案】A、C、A、B
17~20.【答案】B、A、C、B
21~23.【答案】A、A、D
24~27.【答案】D、C、A、B
28~31.【答案】A、C、D、B
32~35.【答案】C、D、A、A
36~40.【答案】F、D、C、E、A
41~55.【答案】A、C、A、B、D、B、D、A、C、C、D、A、B、C、D
56.【答案】【小题1】
crwds
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n
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established
【小题4】
cllectin
【小题5】
have been adpted
【小题6】
t meet
【小题7】
wandering
【小题8】
where
【小题9】
its
【小题10】
truly
57.【答案】The next day, several z staff came t the hspital. They brught many gifts, including a sft red panda ty, a pht album full f the red pandas' daily mments and even a dnatin raised by all z staff. Maya's mther cvered her muth in surprise, tears gathering despite her attempts t stay cmpsed. Maya traced each pht, hugging the ty clse. N refund was mentined — instead, they gave her a lifetime free z pass t cheer her up. With time ging n, Maya recvered miraculusly. The day t return t the z finally arrived.
Seeing the red pandas again, Maya's face lit up with jy. She slwly walked t the fence, hlding the apple slices she prepared. The red pandas recgnized her at nce, waddling ver t eat frm her hand. Fr the first time in weeks, Maya laughed happily. At that very mment, she fund that kindness frm the z staff and the lve fr the animals had brught her endless warmth and strength when she needed it mst. (150)
58.【答案】Dear Editr,
I’m Li Hua, a student frm Grade Tw. I’m writing t ffer sme suggestins n hw t prmte Xuzhu Han culture in ur schl and beynd.
First, we can hld a Han culture exhibitin in the schl hall, thrugh which we can knw mre abut Han histry and custms easily. Anther gd chice is t rganize turs t lcal Han cultural sites, where students can have immersive experiences in persn. What’s mre, we can make full use f campus media t publish r bradcast Han culture stries. It can reach mre peple quickly and let Han culture integrate int their daily life.
I sincerely hpe these prpsals will be f great help.
Yurs sincerely,
Li Hua
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