2025-2026学年山西省晋中市2月高二年级上调研测试英语试卷（学生版）

这是一份2025-2026学年山西省晋中市2月高二年级上调研测试英语试卷（学生版），共10页。试卷主要包含了听力，阅读理解，七选五，完形填空，语法填空，书面表达，读后续写等内容，欢迎下载使用。
听下面一段独白，完成以下小题。
1.（2分）What did the study shw?
A. Less than half changed their emtin.B. Only half were anxius. C. 85% handled anxiety well.
2.（2分）What may happen when yu are under stress?
A. Planning yur jurney ahead. B. Ignring sme imprtant details.C. Waiting t be called by friends.
3.（2分）What is the speaker’s last suggestin?
A. Fcus n smething else. B. Skip yur nrmal rutine. C. Avid searching fr symptms nline.
听下面一段对话，完成以下小题。
4.（2分）Why will the man g t Califrnia?
A. Fr sightseeing.B. Fr a wedding.C. Fr a meeting.
5.（2分）Where are the speakers?
A. In Texas. B. In Nevada. C. In Alaska.
6.（2分）Hw much des the man need t pay?
A. $300. B. $320. C. $340.
7.（2分）Hw will the man pay?
A. By check. B. By bank card. C. In cash.
听下面一段对话，完成以下小题。
8.（2分）Why des the wman study Russian?
A. She’s interested in it.B. She wants t make mre friends.C. She’s ging abrad.
9.（2分）What des the wman find difficult in learning Russian?
A. Prnunciatin. B. Vcabulary. C. Grammar.
10.（2分）What des the man advise the wman t d?
A. Read Russian alud.B. D grammar practice and reflect.C. Memrize the wrds.
听下面一段对话，完成以下小题。
11.（2分）When des the cnversatin take place?
A. On December 15th. B. On December 10th. C. On December 5th.
12.（2分）What is the wman’s natinality?
A. Chinese. B. Japanese. C. Krean.
13.（2分）What des the man always d n his birthdays?
A. Have lngevity ndles.B. Have seaweed sup.C. G ut t sing karake.
听下面一段对话，完成以下小题。
14.（2分）What’s a prblem f AI accrding t the man?
A. High cst. B. Privacy risks. C. Slw speed.
15.（2分）What will the speakers d next?
A. G t the bank.B. Order sme fd.C. Return hme.
二、阅读理解
The first summer jb is ften a signal that yu’re n yur way t adulthd, and it’s als a methd fr earning mney t pay fr what yu dream f. It’s never t early t start cnsidering the future. Nw, here are sme gd chices fr yu!
Retail (零售) Sales
Retail ffers plenty f pprtunities fr teens wh are lking fr a jb. This type f wrk can pay frm $10 t $15 an hur depending upn the duty yu are expected t take n. It can als be great fr teens wh are friendly and enjy talking t ther peple. Fr mre infrmatin, call us at 111-222-3333.
Fd Service
A jb in the fd service industry is a natural fit fr sciable teens wh enjy cmmunicating with the public. It allws emplyees t wrk as part f a team while learning abut fllwing instructins. It als cmes with the pprtunity t earn between $8 and $10 per hur. Just call 111-222-3533 fr mre infrmatin.
Babysitter
This jb requires smene wh is highly respnsible. Thugh it pays generally between $6 and $8 hurly, it als requires a lt f patience. This is a great chice fr teens wh wish t make a career in teaching, child care, scial wrk r any ther field that makes use f scial skills r requires interactin with kids. Gt a questin? Just call 111-222-3336.
Husekeeping
This type f wrk can bring in abut $5 an hur and it will allw teens t learn respnsibility and develp their rganizatinal skills. The summer sees an upswing in the turism industry, s htels are ften lking fr mre husekeeping staff, and parks ften need mre peple t assist with keeping public areas clean and rganized as well. Telephne:111-222-3330.
16.（2.5分）What telephne number will yu call if yu want t earn at least $80 fr an eight-hur wrkday?
A.111-222-3336. B.111-222-3333.C.111-222-3533.D.111-222-3330.
17.（2.5分）Which f the fllwing jbs may Lily wh wants t be a teacher chse?
A. Retail Sales.B. Fd Service.C. Babysitter.D. Husekeeping.
18.（2.5分）Wh is the text mainly written fr?
A. Teens wh plan t start their wn business. B. Teens wh want t make a lt f mney.
C. Teens wh dream f becming adults quickly.D. Teens wh want a part-time jb in the summer vacatin.
Califrnia saw a strng heatwave this year and it led t a series f wildfires. As husband, Je, and tw sns were trapped in the wildfire, wife and mther, Lisa Ebright, waited fr their safe return.
While Je and his tw sns, Dminic and David, were ut camping n their Labr Day trip that had becme a srt f family traditin, they were trapped in the area by the Creek Fire. When they first learned the wildfires spreading in their directin, Je said n smke culd be seen in the surrunding areas. They decided t g t sleep and leave in the mrning.
In the meantime, the wildfires spread quickly thrughut the night and in the mrning, the family fund that the area they were in was surrunded by thick smke. Je said t the reprters that, at that time, they didn’t knw exactly hw big the fire was nr its exact lcatin.
Because they had n way f cmmunicating during that perid, Lisa was up all night waiting fr their return. Luckily, this family’s stry ended happily with a reunin (团聚). Hwever, the Califrnia wildfires are nging and millins f acres f land have already fallen victim t this disaster (灾难). The Creek Fire trapped hundreds f campers near the Mammth Pl Reservir. Je explained that he was cncerned abut his wife, Lisa, waiting fr their return withut a way t cmmunicate with them. He als said that they culd nt knw hw serius the wildfires were until they came back hme, seeing n TV news reprts and hw the situatin was affecting lts f families.
19.（2.5分）Hw were Je and his tw sns trapped by wildfires?
A. They lived near muntains. B. They went ut t put ut fires.
C. They went ut fr a family traditin.D. They caused a fire by accident when camping.
20.（2.5分）Why did Je decide t sleep ut when fires were cming in their directin?
A. He didn’t knw fires brke ut. B. He lst his way in the evening.
C. His wife tld him it was safe. D. He thught it was safe then.
21.（2.5分）Hw did Je knw the fires were serius?
A. By watching news reprts.B. By seeing the fires himself.
C. Thrugh ther campers. D. Thrugh his wife.
22.（2.5分）What can be a suitable title fr the text?
A. Je escaped frm fires bravelyB. A family reunited after wildfires
C. Wildfires affected many familiesD. Serius fires brke ut in Califrnia
Black hles are sme f the mst puzzling things in space. They’re much heavier than ur sun. We can’t see them directly with ur eyes r even regular telescpes. S they remain ne f the biggest mysteries in science. Let’s find ut what they are, hw we spt them, and the secrets that still cnfuse scientists tday.
A black hle appears when a very large star runs ut f all its fuel. Usually, a star stays steady; a frce inside pushes ut, and gravity (引力) pulls in, balancing each ther. But when the star has n fuel, gravity wins. Then all the star’s material is pressed int a very small space. Even light, the fastest thing in the space, can’t escape its gravity. That’s why we can’t see black hles — n light cmes ut f them, s it can’t reach ur eyes r telescpes.
We can’t see black hles, but scientists have fund smart ways t track them dwn using pwerful telescpes. They watch fr things like gas and dust flating in space — when these materials get clse t a black hle, they get really ht and give ff weak signals that telescpes can pick up. In 2022, a grup f scientists used a netwrk f telescpes arund the wrld t take the first clear picture f a super big black hle called Sagittarius A* at the center f ur Milky Way galaxy, and it’s mre than a millin times heavier than ur Sun.
We still dn’t knw much abut what happens inside a black hle. That’s a big unknwn. Every black hle has smething called an “event hrizn.” It’s like an unseen line arund the black hle. If anything crsses this line, even a spaceship r a ray f light, it gets pulled in by the black hle’s gravity and can never get ut. Sme scientists think that if a persn went past this event hrizn, they wuld be trapped frever. Other scientists guess that black hles might cnnect t ther parts f the universe thrugh “wrmhles.” These are like hidden tunnels. But these wrmhles wuld break apart t quickly fr anything t travel thrugh them. The gd news? All black hles are very far frm Earth. S they dn’t bring any danger t ur planet.
23.（2.5分）What is Paragraph 2 mainly abut?
A. Hw a black hle frms. B. Why stars run ut f fuel.
C. Why we need telescpes.D. Hw gravity wrks n stars.
24.（2.5分）Hw did scientists discver Sagittarius A*?
A. By bserving its bright light.B. By tracking materials arund it.
C. By using ne huge telescpe.D. By catching its strng signals.
25.（2.5分）What can we infer abut the “event hrizn”?
A. It’s near the Earth.B. It’s a pint f n return.
C. It’s a type f planet.D. It’s a line that can be seen.
26.（2.5分）What’s the main aim f the text?
A. T urge scientists t study black hles. B. T intrduce a mvie abut black hles.
C. T warn peple abut black hles’ danger.D. T explain the related facts f black hles.
Australian scientists have successfully used artificial intelligence t find the plains-wanderer, ne f the wrld’s mst unique and endangered birds. This breakthrugh (突破) prvides imprtant infrmatin fr prtecting this special species.
The plains-wanderer, standing just 15 centimeters tall, lives nly in Australia’s grasslands. What makes this bird particularly unusual is its specific habitat requirements — it needs just the right amunt f grass, earning it the nickname “Gldilcks” f the animal kingdm. The species faces serius threats as grasslands are turned int farms and cities. Zs Victria reprts their numbers have drpped by ver 85% in recent decades, with nly 250 t 1,000 remaining in the wild.
This bird has several special characteristics. Pr at flying, it spends mst time n land, chsing t run rather than fly when threatened. Scientifically classified in its wn unique family, the plains-wanderer shws unusual gender rles — larger females defend their hmes while smaller males care fr the eggs.
Lcating these birds presented significant challenges. Researchers frm Zs Victria and Queensland University f Technlgy carried ut a new slutin: instead f searching visually, they decided t listen fr the females’ distinctive “Om” call. They placed 35 recrding devices (设备) acrss nine ptential grassland habitats, cllecting tens f thusands f hurs f recrdings f sund.
The real breakthrugh came with AI analysis (分析). “The amunt f recrdings was far beynd human ability t analyze,” explained Chris Hartnett f Zs Victria. The specially trained AI system successfully identified plains-wanderer calls frm tw lcatins, including the first sighting west f Melburne in ver 30 years. Hartnett described the discvery as “like finding gld”.
This successful methd pens new pssibilities fr wildlife prtectin. The research team cntinues mnitring while wrking with landwners t prtect bth the birds and their grassland habitats. As technlgy and cnservatin effrts cmbine, there’s renewed hpe fr saving this extrardinary species frm dying ut.
27.（2.5分）Why is the bird called “Gldilcks”?
A. It has glden-clred feathers.B. It needs exactly the right habitat.
C. It was fund in glden grasslands.D. It prefers living in warm areas.
28.（2.5分）What makes the plains-wanderer unusual?
A. Its ability t fly lng distances.B. Its cmmn appearance wrldwide.
C. Its husehld jb divisin. D. Its preference fr frest habitats.
29.（2.5分）Hw did researchers slve the lcating prblem?
A. By using recrding devices and AI.B. By searching grasslands n ft.
C. By setting up special bird feeders. D. By training dgs t track the birds.
30.（2.5分）Which is the best title fr the passage?
A. The Grasslands f AustraliaB. Saving Birds with Technlgy
C. Studying Bird Family TypesD. Prblems f Wildlife Prtectin
三、七选五
I’m ften asked hw t study English effectively. I think this means getting the mst ut f yur study time, and that means variety. 31 .
Study Every Day
It’s imprtant t study English every day. Hwever, dn’t exaggerate (夸张)! 32 . This habit f studying English every day will help keep English in yur brain fresh.
A Little Grammar, a Little Listening, a Little Reading, and a Little Writing
33 . Study a little grammar, then d a shrt listening exercise, and then read an article n the same tpic. Dn’t d t much; twenty minutes n three different types f exercises is plenty!
Review Grammar as Yu Watch r Read
Give yurself ne grammar gal when reading a new article r watching a new vide. Fr example, try t write dwn each example f a frm yu are studying such as the present tense. Use clred pens t highlight frms that yu are studying.
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Yu can practice the exercises tgether, have cnversatins tgether (in English), and, as yu study English tgether, help each ther with exercises yu may nt understand.
Use Different Learning Methds
Dn’t just use ne way t study English. Use many kinds f methds which will make all the parts f yur brain help yu. Fr example, if yu are learning new vcabulary, yu can create a wrd map, describe a picture, make a list... 35 .
A. Frget Grammar
B. Find Sme Friends
C. All f these methds tgether help with yur learning
D. Here are sme basic ways t help yu as yu study English
E. Here are sme ways t help yu make gd use f yur study time
F. Study fr thirty minutes every day instead f tw hurs nce a week
G. Make sure that yu study a number f areas rather than fcusing n just ne
四、完形填空
The heaviest snw in a hundred years hit the suth f China. It snwed 36 fr half a mnth. Many peple were 37 in railway statins, bus statins and airprts. Peple did everything they culd t fight the 38 ; nbdy was killed frm cld and 39 . Gradually, the trapped peple all went back hme 40 . While fighting the snw, peple 41 their animal friends until a mving stry f a swallw cuple appeared n the Internet.
The cuple hadn’t eaten anything fr several days 42 the snw. They tried t fly int peple’s hme t warm themselves, but every huse was 43 tightly. They gt t a side f a balcny (阳台) where wind culdn’t reach. They jumped and flapped (拍打) their wings t 44 the attentin f the peple inside the huse, wh were 45 their wn things. The wife’s bdy was 46 . She culdn’t mve any lnger. The husband came near and 47 her with his wings. The husband lst his heat sn because f his pened wings.
The next mrning, the husemaster went t the balcny t 48 his flwers and saw a dead swallw utside. 49 it, he fund they were tw embracing (拥抱) tgether. Thinking f the 50 the snw had brught t peple, he was mved t tears. He tk them in fr giving them sme warmness they culdn’t feel any lnger. He fund a small bx, filled it with sme hay (干草) and lay the cuple in. He buried them in the garden f the cmmunity.
36.（1分）A. beautifullyB. directlyC. gently D. cntinuusly
37.（1分）A. frbiddenB. rescuedC. trapped D. cvered
38.（1分）A. war B. disasterC. campaign D. disease
39.（1分）A. anger B. heat C. hunger D. pverty
40.（1分）A. safely B. sadlyC. nervusly D. curiusly
41.（1分）A. treasuredB. invitedC. accepted D. frgt
42.（1分）A. because fB. in case fC. in spite f D. instead f
43.（1分）A. cntrlledB. fixed C. stretched D. clsed
44.（1分）A. admit B. attractC. turn D. escape
45.（1分）A. busy withB. brn withC. gd fr D. famus fr
46.（1分）A. burnt B. watchedC. frzen D. fund
47.（1分）A. suppliedB. wrappedC. flded D. srted
48.（1分）A. buy B. send C. check D. sell
49.（1分）A. FeedingB. LeavingC. Greeting D. Tuching
50.（1分）A. hardshipB. childhdC. cperatinD. lessn
五、语法填空
51.（15分）Last week, the 3rd Internatinal Traditinal Sprts Festival was held in Jiangyin, Jiangsu Prvince. Nearly 800 athletes frm 39 cuntries and regins jined in. As an 1.________ (amaze) mix f athleticism and culture, it prvided a valuable chance 2.________ peple arund the wrld t experience traditinal Chinese sprts and culture, helping athletes cmmunicate with each ther.
This year’s festival was 3.________ (large) than befre, with five cmpetitins: G, wushu, qigng, dragn and lin dances, and kite flying. Sun Haran, 4.________ (direct) f the business and develpment team f the Internatinal Sprts Exchange Center, explained that these sprts were 5.________ (deep) influenced by Chinese philsphy (哲学) and traditinal health ideas. He added that the festival allwed peple arund the wrld 6.________ (learn) mre abut the Chinese traditinal culture thrugh different activities.
Kite flying was the mst imprtant event f this year’s festival. A US athlete said the cmpetitin 7.________ (pen) his eyes t the art and skills abut Chinese kites, 8.________ have a lng histry.
Athletes als explred Jiangyin. They visited lcal turist 9.________ (attractin) and watched Chinese flk music, dance and traditinal shws. This festival was nt just abut sprts, but als 10.________ wnderful cultural exchange that gave athletes great memries.
六、书面表达
52.（15分）假设你是红星中学高三学生李华。你的英国好友Jim打算暑假期间来北京、天津和上海旅游，发来邮件询问相关信息。请你给他回复邮件，内容包括：
1．交通出行；
2．必备衣物。
注意：
1．词数不少于50；
2．开头和结尾已给出，不计入总词数。
Dear Jim，
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Yurs，
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七、读后续写
53.（25分）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。
One day, Anna was walking hme frm schl when she suddenly came acrss a hmeless cat. Lking at Anna frm the bushes, the cat caught Anna’s eyes at nce.
“Hey, kitty. Are yu hungry?” Anna asked sftly and reached int her schlbag fr her lunchbx. She tk sme pieces f beef and held them ut t the cat. The cat stepped frward and ate the beef next t Anna. A shrt while later, Anna started t tuch the cat as it ate the beef. The cat began t lick (舔) Anna’s hand when all pieces were finished. “That was the nly fd left with me, ” Anna said in a sft vice. As she gt up, the cat began walking arund Anna, hping t play with her. “Srry, kitty. I have t g hme, ” Anna said.
Later that evening, Anna saw the cat sitting utside her yard thrugh the windw. She immediately ran ut t it. “Kitty, what are yu ding here?” Anna asked as she playfully tuched it. The cat mewed (猫叫) in delight. “Let me see if my mm minds taking yu in, ” Anna said.
Anna ran back and tld her mm abut the cat. “Are yu crazy, Anna? We dn’t have enugh mney t supprt urselves. I’m srry, but it’s a NO!” Mm turned her dwn. Anna understd what Mm meant and went t say gdbye.
But when she gt utside, she nticed a heavy strm was cming. She hped the cat wuld lk fr a shelter smewhere, but it just sat there. She realized it was still waiting fr her, s she went ut int the rain, trying t lead her friend t shelter. “Cme n, kitty!” Anna said, but it wuldn’t mve. It stayed right by her side. The rain began t pur dwn harder.
注意:1. 续写词数应为150个左右;
2. 请按如下格式在相应位置作答。
Just then, Mm pened the dr and asked them in.
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The fllwing week, Anna was busy lking fr the cat’s wner.
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