天津第一〇二中学2025_2026学年高二年级下学期开学考英语考试（pdf 版含答案）

这是一份天津第一〇二中学2025_2026学年高二年级下学期开学考英语考试（pdf 版含答案），共11页。
16. — Skipping breakfast is a gd way t lse weight. — ______. Actually it has the ppsite effect.
A. I can’t agree mreB. That’s nt the case
C. That’s fr sureD. I’m glad t knw that
17. — Brenda bught a Huawei P60 cellphne last week.
— Oh, really? Hw I wish I culd get ______ as well!
A. neB. itC. thatD. anther
18. ______ his knwledge f the muntainus cuntry, Jhn Smith was appinted as ur guide.
A. In spite fB. On accunt fC. Regardless fD. Instead f
19. It’s eleven ’clck already. ______ yu watch the mvie at such a late hur?
A. CanB. MustC. MayD. Shall
20. Currently, almst 50 percent f jbs, including jurnalism, ______ with technlgy that can perate autmatically.
A. has been replacingB. is being replacedC. have been replacingD. are being replaced
21. ______ by the teacher t leave the classrm made him feel ashamed.
A. AskedB. Being askedC. Having askedD. T have asked
22. Children, when ______ by their parents, are allwed t enter the stadium.
A. t be accmpaniedB. t accmpanyC. accmpanyingD. accmpanied
23. Hpefully in 2025 we will n lnger be e - mailing thers, fr we ______ mre cnvenient cmmunicatin tls by then.
A. have develpedB. had develpedC. will have develpedD. develped
24. If we rder this English - Chinese dictinary in large quantities frm the bkstre, they will cnsider giving us a ______ f at least 10%.
A. discuntB. bargainC. budgetD. reward
25. The newly - published bk is written ______ fr children, which is als ppular with mst parents.
A. specificallyB. willinglyC. equallyD. ccasinally
26. Mst wmen identified at least ne trusted friend ______ they culd turn fr help.
A. t whichB. n whichC. t whmD. n whm
27. If yu have any dubts abut yur health yu’d better ______ yur dctr at nce.
A. cnvinceB. cnsultC. avidD. affect
28. ______ nline shpping has changed ur life, nt all f its effects have been psitive.
A. SinceB. AfterC. WhileD. Unless
29. English is a language shared by several diverse cultures, ______ uses it differently.
A. all f whichB. each f whichC. all f themD. each f them
30. — If we wrk n the prject tgether, I d believe we shuld be able t cmplete it ahead f schedule.
— ______! Many hands make light wrk.
A. Yu betB. Have funC. Gd jbD. Frget it
第二节 完形填空 (共20小题；每小题1.5分，满分30分)
David was a special educatin student at Mnterey High Schl wh lved basketball but wasn’t able t play. 31 , starting in high schl and cntinuing fr sme 40 years, he shwed up at every game as “team manager”, 32 the balls and twels, giving players his sweet wrds if they did well,
and criticizing them if they missed 33 r made the team lk bad. When my husband became cach, he let David 34 the jb as the "team manager" because he thught David was like part f the team.
Mre than 35 David lved hugs. I'm nt sure if David ever knew my 36 . He called me "Mrs. Cach". At every game, he'd 37 me in the stands and cme, parting the crwd t give a hug. When David hugged yu, yu knew yu'd been hugged.
Our ldest child, when he was 5, wanted t be a ballby fr his dad's team. David wuldn't 38 it. He and 39 battled it ut hard fr years, fighting ver lse balls like dgs ver a bne. All was frgiven 40 the by started high schl and played n his dad's team. David 41 the way the by played and they culdn't get alng better.
42 , in the years when my husband was battling cancer, David never said much, just did his jb as always, diligently and well. He 43 sweeping the gym flr. Sweeping was nt the team manager's jb, as he 44 it. But if he 45 the cach sweeping, as he smetimes did, he'd grab the brm and finish the jb withut a wrd.
That was lng ag. I had nt seen David fr years. My husband lst his battle against cancer and 46 . A little while later I 47 . I heard he'd retired as team manager. Then, I was back in twn fr a visit, when I 48 him at my favrite breakfast place. He was sitting at the 49 , lder, grayer, big as ever, with his sweet wife, Stephanie. "David," I said, tapping his shulder, "remember me?" Tears welled up in his eyes as he rse and slwly gave me a big bear hug. "Mrs. Cach," he said, lifting my feet 50 the grund. "Mrs. Cach." When David hugs yu, yu still knw yu've been hugged.
31.A. BesidesB. InsteadC. OtherwiseD. Meanwhile
32.A. getting rid fB. catching hld fC. taking care fD. getting away with
33.A. classesB. matchesC. sessinsD. shts
34.A. leaveB. changeC. keepD. get
35.A. everythingB. smethingC. nthingD. anything
36.A. identityB. habitC. nameD. psitin
37.A. sptB. prtectC. seatD. grasp
38.A. refuseB. explainC. ignreD. accept
39.A. the managerB. the byC. my husbandD. the players
40.A. asB. befreC. unlessD. until
41.A. expressedB. admiredC. criticizedD. disliked
42.A. FinallyB. EarlierC. LaterD. Recently
43.A. hatedB. frbadeC. enjyedD. avided
44.A. tldB. madeC. didD. put
45.A. imaginedB. caughtC. hadD. helped
46.A. passed awayB. gt awayC. faded awayD. died ff
47.A. returnedB. recveredC. mvedD. quit
48.A. left behindB. lked frC. figured utD. ran int
49.A. hallB. classrmC. fficeD. table
50.A. nB. ffC. arundD. beynd
第三部分 阅读理解 (共 20 小题；每小题 2.5 分，满分 50 分)
A Smart Kids Festival Events
"Smart Kids" is a cllectin f ne hundred events scheduled in Octber. This year, it is experimenting with Pay What Yu Decide (PWYD). That is, yu can decide t pay fr what yu want r can affrd, after yu have attended an event. Yu can pre - bk events withut paying fr a ticket in advance. Here are sme f the directr's picks.
Walk n the Wild Side
Nt ticketed, Free
Jin stryteller Sarah Law t hear science stries abut animals. Alng the way yu'll meet all srts f beautiful creatures and discver life cycles and the fd chain. It's best suited t children aged 5 - 9. Children under 8 must be accmpanied by an adult.
Intrductin t Waves
Pre - bk, PWYD
Subjects range frm sund waves t gravity waves, and frm waves f light t crashing waves n the cean. Mike Gldsmith explres the fundamental features shared by all waves in the natural wrld.
Science in the Field
Nt ticketed, Free
This strytelling night features a scientist sharing his favurite memries f gathering first - hand data n varius field trips. Cme alng fr inspiring and infrmative stries straight frm the scientist's muth. Jin Mark Samuels t find ut mre in this fun - filled wrkshp.
Festival Dinner
Pre - bk, £25 per persn
Whether yu want t explre mre abut fd, r just fancy a talk ver a meal. Jin us t mark the first science festival in Lndn. Which fds shuld yu eat t trick yur brain int thinking that yu are full? Find ut mre frm Tm Crawfrd.
51. What is a requirement fr children under 8 attending "Walk n the Wild Side"?
A. They must pre - bk a ticket in advance.
B. They must bring their wn strytelling materials.
C. They shuld pay a small fee fr participatin.
D. They need t be accmpanied by an adult.
52. In which event can yu decide the payment?
A. Intrductin t Waves.B. Walk n the Wild Side.
C. Science in the Field.D. Festival Dinner.
53. Wh will talk abut experiences f cllecting direct data?
A. Sarah Law.B. Mike Gldsmith.C. Mark Samuels.D. Tm Crawfrd.
54. What distinguishes the "Festival Dinner" frm the ther events?
A. It allws attendees t decide payment after the event.
B. It cmbines scientific discussin with a meal.
C. It is pen t participants withut pre - bking.
D. It fcuses n wildlife cnservatin tpics.
55. What d the fur events have in cmmn?
A. Family - based.B. Picked by children.C. Science - themed.D. Filled with adventures.
B
29-year-ld Dim Nang La is a mther f a six-year-ld by in a muntainus and remte regin in nrtheastern Cambdia. Like many ther parents in her village wh marry and have children at a yung age, she used t have little knwledge abut hw she shuld lk after her child t ensure he can grw healthy and strng and reach his full ptential.
But everything changed when she received Nurturing Care Parenting training frm village vlunteers. Nurturing Care Parenting aims t help every child get the best pssible start in life, including thrugh healthcare, early educatin and play. It als helps parents avid vilence r punishment t discipline their children.
“I learned a lt frm Nurturing Care Parenting,” Dim Nang La says. “I learned hw t care fr my child’s health, nutritin and educatin. I learned hw t talk t him when he is wrng and cmfrt him when he is sad. I learned that a child is a white paper. If I hit him, he will learn thse actins frm me.”
Dim Nang La is ne f many wh have benefited frm the training. Accrding t a lcal fficial named Ang Chenda, the training has reached five villages and has imprved the lives f many families. She says she welcmes the training as many parents in the area did nt fully understand what they needed t d t fully supprt their children’s needs and develpment and ften spent mst f their time earning an incme thrugh farm wrk.
“After the training, their understanding f raising yung children is far different,” Ang Chenda says. “They are mre aware f the imprtance f caring fr their children. They take their children t the health center fr check - ups, issue birth certificates fr their children and send their children t schl. They als reduce vilence and use psitive discipline instead.”
Dim Nang La says she is grateful fr the pprtunity t learn abut psitive parenting and apply it in her daily life. “I hpe that mre parents in ur cuntry can receive this training and benefit frm it as I d,” she adds.
56. What can we learn abut many parents in Dim Nang La’s village?
A. They cared little abut their kids’ physical health.
B. They gt married and had children at an ld age.
C. They culdn’t make a living thrugh farm wrk.
D. They didn’t knw hw t care fr their kids well.
57. What is the main gal f the Nurturing Care Parenting training?
A. T increase parents’ incme thrugh farm wrk.
B. T help children achieve a healthy and prmising start in life.
C. T encurage children t fcus n early educatin independently.
D. T teach parents stricter methds f disciplining their children.
58. What des Dim Nang La fcus n in paragraph 3?
A. What she learned frm her sn.
B. Her sn’s change ver the time.
C. What she gained frm the training.
D. The gal f the parenting prgram.
59. Why is Ang Chenda mentined in the text?
A. T speak highly f Nurturing Care Parenting.
B. T intrduce a harmnius parent - child relatinship.
C. T shw the ppularity f the training utside villages.
D. T highlight the psitive influence f parenting n kids.
60. What des Dim Nang La expect f Nurturing Care Parenting?
A. It will criticize traditinal parenting.
B. It will be received extensively.
C. It will ffer jbs t mre parents.
D. It will be well btained wrldwide.
C
Large gatherings such as weddings and cnferences can be scially verwhelming. Pressure t learn peple's names nly adds t the stress. A new facial - recgnitin app culd cme t the rescue, but privacy experts recmmend prceeding with cautin.
The app, called ScialRecall, cnnects names with faces via smart phne cameras and facial recgnitin, ptentially aviding the need fr frmal intrductins. “It breaks dwn these scial barriers we all have when meeting smebdy,” says Barry Sandrew, wh created the app and tested it at an event attended by abut 1,000 peple.
After receiving an invitatin t dwnlad ScialRecall frm an event rganizer, the user is asked t take tw selfie s and sign in via scial media. At the event, the app is active within a previusly defined gegraphical area. When a user pints his r her phne camera at an attendee's face, the app identifies the individual, displays the persn's name, and links t his r her scial media prfile. T prtect privacy, it recgnizes nly thse wh have agreed t participate. And the app's creatrs say it autmatically deletes users' data after an event.
Ann Cavukian, a privacy expert wh runs the Privacy by Design Center f Excellence praises the app's creatrs fr these prtective measures. She cautins, hwever, that when peple chse t share their persnal infrmatin with the app, they shuld knw that “there may be unintended cnsequences dwn the rad with that infrmatin being used in anther cntext that might cme back t bite yu.”
The start - up has als develped a versin f the app fr individuals wh suffer frm prspagnsia, r “face blindness”, a cnditin that prevents peple frm recgnizing individuals they have met. T use this app, a persn first acquires an image f smene's face frm either the smartphne's camera r a phtgraph. and then tags it with a name. When the camera spts that same face in real life, the previusly entered infrmatin is displayed. The cllected data are stred nly n a user's phne, accrding t the team behind the app.
61. Accrding t the passage, what is the main purpse f ScialRecall?
A. T prvide a tl fr scial media marketing.
B. T help peple remember names and faces in scial settings.
C. T cllect and stre persnal infrmatin fr future use.
D. T assist event rganizers in managing attendance.
62. Paragraph 3 is mainly abut ______.
A. hw the app wrksB. hw the app was created
C. what makes the app ppularD. what peple can d with the app
63. ScialRecall helps peple with prspagnsia by ______.
A. giving names t the phts kept in their smartphnes
B. cllecting infrmatin previusly entered in the phne
C. prviding the infrmatin f a persn when they first meet
D. shwing the persn's infrmatin when it spts a stred face
64. What can we learn abut ScialRecall frm the passage?
A. It may put peple's privacy at risk.
B. It has caused unintended cnsequences.
C. It can prevent sme cmmunicatin disrders.
D. It is praised by users fr its prtective measures.
65. Which f the fllwing wuld be the best title fr the passage?
A. The Future f Facial Recgnitin Technlgy
B. ScialRecall: A New App fr Face and Name Recgnitin
C. Privacy Cncerns in the Age f Facial Recgnitin
D. Hw Technlgy Is Changing Scial Interactins
D
Frm nw n, never spend yur precius time thinking f reasns fr yur failures and shrtcmings. Instead, realize that the seeds f success were planted within yu when yu were brn. Only yu have the pwer t make thse seeds grw.
The seeds, and the pwer t grw them, are cntained in the mst awesme machine ever created: the human mind. Success is a chice and nt a chance. Yu were brn a winner. Yu were brn rich. Yu can be a success if nly yu make the right chice.
Yu cannt be successful withut first develping yur self - esteem. Yur level f self - esteem is always based n the degree f cntrl that yu are able t exercise ver yurself, and thus ver yur life. Peple with lw self - esteem are peple wh d nt believe that they have any pwer, r respnsibility fr their lives. They are the perennial (长期的) victims and martyrs. They are leaves tssed (摇摆) by the winds f chance blwn abut with any sudden change in the weather.
Yu can exercise cntrl ver yur life nly t the degree that yu believe that yu are respnsible fr everything that happens in yur life. Failures think that everything happens by accident and chance. Successful peple realize that they are respnsible.
Everything happens as a result f smething. If we can identify the cause, we can cntrl the effect. We are respnsible fr what we chse t think and believe. One generally rises t the level that ne expects. We are respnsible fr setting ur expectatins. Our success is dependent upn ur level f cnfidence.
If yu assciate with psitive - thinking peple, yu are definitely ging t achieve success. On the cntrary, the ppsite happens. We are respnsible fr finding, planting, and nurturing the seeds that cntain future victry, brn frm setbacks.
In shrt, in all areas f yur life, whether they are financial, physical, emtinal, r spiritual, yu are respnsible. Once yu recgnize this, accept it, and firmly believe it, yu are n the rad t success.
66. Why are peple with lw self - esteem cmpared t leaves?
A. Because they are ready t change their minds.
B. Because they are easily affected by windy weather.
C. Because they dn't have the pwer t face their fate.
D. Because they can't exercise cntrl ver themselves.
67. What wuld lsers think?
A. Success is the result f hard wrk.
B. Wrking hard will lead t success.
C. Their failure is nly because f bad luck.
D. They dn't make effrts t succeed.
68. What can be inferred frm paragraph 5?
A. Whether we will succeed depends n ur attitudes.
B. One's expectatin is the key t future success.
C. Thughts and beliefs are the result f creative mind.
D. Setting ur expectatins is essential befre taking actin.
69. What's the functin f the last paragraph?
A. The prf f the authr's pints.
B. The cnclusin f the argument.
C. An intrductin t anther tpic.
D. A cmparisn between tw views.
70. Which is the best title fr the text?
A. The secrets f successB. Success is a chiceC. Develp ur cnfidenceD. Hw t achieve success
阅读表达 (共5小题；每小题2分，满分10分)
It was a tugh situatin. At 8,700 meters abve sea level, Zhang Hng and his team members faced a difficult decisin. Based n the xygen they had cnsumed, they might nt have enugh t reach the summit f Qmlangma. Shuld they press n r turn back?
Zhang's guide Chen Ta made a quick decisin that he and the tw phtgraphers with the grup shuld immediately withdraw and leave their xygen tanks t Zhang t let him finish the climb t the summit f the muntain.
The wind was strng, and Zhang was terrified. The three Sherpa guides didn't speak Chinese and their English instructins t Zhang were muffled by the high wind. And there was additinal difficulty fr Zhang — he can't see.
T walk n a path was ften hard fr the Chinese muntaineer. And there was n actual path n the muntain. Zhang had t fllw the guides’ directins precisely n every single step. The guides tld him in which directin t g and the length f each step. But ne mistake culd cst Zhang his life.
At first, Zhang didn't want t cntinue. But Chen tld Zhang “if yu dn't cntinue, this may be the last chance yu have t reach the tp f Qmlangma, while I will still have mre chances”. There was n time left fr 46 - year - ld Zhang t argue with Chen and Chen gave Zhang a gentle nudge t hurry him n.
Zhang cntinued his climb with ne guide in frnt f him and tw behind. After several mre hurs’ climbing, the guide leading the way tld Zhang that he was standing at the tp f the muntain. Zhang was first visually impaired persn frm Asia ever t cnquer the wrld's highest peak.
On the rck face f the muntain, Zhang etched his name alngside that f Erik Weihenmayer and Andy Hlzer, wh cmpleted the feat in 2001 and 2017 respectively. They are the nly three blind muntaineers t have climbed Qmlangma.
71. Why did Chen decide t withdraw while letting Zhang finish the climb? (n mre than 10 wrds)
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72. Hw d yu understand the underlined part in Paragraph 3? (n mre than 10 wrds)
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73. What's the main idea f Paragraph 5? (n mre than 10 wrds)
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74. What made Zhang different frm ther muntaineers wh reached the summit f Qmlangma? (n mre than 10 wrds)
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75. What's yur attitude twards the "muntain" in yur life? Please explain. (n mre than 20 wrds)
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76. 假设你是李华，你校英文报正在开展以 "Learning English Beynd the Classrm" 为主题的征文活动。请根据以下图表提供的信息，写一篇短文投稿，内容包括：
（1）描述你校学生课外英语学习活动的情况；（2）分析原因；（3）提出建议。
There are many ways f learning English._______________________________________
试卷答案
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第一节 单项填空
16. B（1分）
17. A（1分）
18. B（1分）
19. B（1分）
20. D（1分）
21. B（1分）
22. D（1分）
23. C（1分）
24. A（1分）
25. A（1分）
26. C（1分）
27. B（1分）
28. C（1分）
29. B（1分）
30. A（1分）
第二节 完形填空
31. B（1.5分）
32. C（1.5分）
33. D（1.5分）
34. C（1.5分）
35. A（1.5分）
36. A（1.5分）
37. A（1.5分）
38. D（1.5分）
39. B（1.5分）
40. A（1.5分）
41. C（1.5分）
42. A（1.5分）
43. A（1.5分）
44. B（1.5分）
45. B（1.5分）
46. A（1.5分）
47. A（1.5分）
48. D（1.5分）
49. D（1.5分）
50. B（1.5分）
第三部分 阅读理解
A篇
51. D（2.5分）
52. A（2.5分）
53. C（2.5分）
54. B（2.5分）
55. C（2.5分）
B篇
56. D（2.5分）
57. B（2.5分）
58. C（2.5分）
59. A（2.5分）
60. B（2.5分）
C篇
61. B（2.5分）
62. A（2.5分）
63. D（2.5分）
64. A（2.5分）
65. B（2.5分）
D篇
66. D（2.5分）
67. C（2.5分）
68. A（2.5分）
69. B（2.5分）
70. B（2.5分）
阅读表达
71. Because Zhang might nt have enugh xygen.(2分)
72. The high wind made the instructins unclear.(2分)
73. Zhang was persuaded t cntinue climbing.(2分)
74. He was the first visually impaired Asian t d s.(2分)
75. I will face it bravely and try t vercme it.(2分)
76. 写作（略，需根据图表具体信息及写作要求完成，此处无法提供完整答案）