吉林油田高级中学2025-2026学年高二上学期期末考试英语试题（Word版附答案）

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第二部分 阅读（共两节，满分 50 分）
21-23 BBD 24-27 CBCD 28-31 DACD 32-35 CCBD
36-40 AEBGD
第三部分 语言运用（共四节，满分 55 分） 第一节（共 15 小题；每小题 1 分，满分 15 分）
41-45 CBADA 46-50 BDCAB 51-55 CDABD
第二节（共 10 小题；每小题 1.5 分，满分 15 分）
56. was held 57. wh 58. innvative/innvatinal 59. addressing 60. t crss
61. rted 62. stries 63. fr 64. heavily 65. a
第三节（共 15 小题；每小题 1 分，满分 15 分）
66. ambitius 67. firm 68. expsure 69. dramatic 70. prir
71. cnsumes 72. smewhat 73. categries 74. pleasant 75. frze
76. thundered 77. victims 78. panic 79. desperately 80. practical
第四节（共 10 小题；每小题 1 分，满分 10 分）
81. had left 82.What 83. int 84. where 85. Tired
86. whether 87. withut 88. Despite 89. Seen 90. rising
第四部分：书面表达（满分 15 分） One pssible versin
Studying abrad: Is it a gd r a bad idea?
Studying abrad ffers students unique experiences and pprtunities. Expsure t diverse cultures
helps braden students' hrizns and fsters their independence. It is als a chance t imprve freign
language skills and gain a glbal perspective, which is beneficial t future careers.
Additinally, the persnal grwth and resilience develped thrugh these experiences can be invaluable.
Hwever, challenges like culture shck and hmesickness can arise. Adapting t a new envirnment may
als be difficult fr sme.
In cnclusin, despite the challenges, studying abrad is a rewarding experience that utweighs the
drawbacks.
附听力材料:
Text 1
W : Excuse me, can I brrw this histry bk? I need it fr my paper.
M : Of curse . D yu need ther bks like math r science bk?
W : N, thanks .
Text 2
M : D yu want t g hiking this weekend? The weather frecast says it will be sunny .
W : Sunds great! But I ’m busy n Sunday. What abut Saturday mrning?
M : Saturday mrning wrks fr me. Let’s meet at 9 a. m.
Text 3
M : Nw yu have cllected yur data thrugh telephne interviews, haven’t yu?
W : Yes. I realised if I was t interview leading musicians it wuld nly be pssible ver the phne because
they were s busy.
Text 4
M : Hell, I want t bk a table fr tw this evening. Is there a windw seat available?
W : Let me , we have ne. What time will yu arrive?
M: Arund 7 pm. My name is Jhn Smith.
Text 5
M : Hi, d yu knw hw many peple we need fr the grup prject? Ms. Lee mentined it last class.
W : She said three in all. Besides tw f us, I have fund anther partner. Dn ’t wrry.
M : OK. That’s fine .
Text 6
M : Hey, Ann! Will yu cme ver t play chess with me tday?
W : I’m afraid I can’t. I ’m ging t a cncert later. But I can cme tmrrw.
M: Tmrrw I ’m ging n a trip with my family . Hw abut next week?
W : We will have a test next Friday and I ’ll have t g ver lessns.
M : What abut Saturday?
W : My brther’s birthday falls n Saturday. I’ll prepare fr the party. But yu can cme then.
M: OK.
Text 7
M : Have yu heard that there will be a street parade tday in frnt f ur building?
W : I saw the news this mrning t. We’d better hurry t the airprt since the heavy traffic is expected all
ver the city .Shuld we leave right after the meeting?
M : Gd idea. Since the flight departure time is 9 pm, we shuld arrive there tw hurs befre barding at
the latest.
W : We can finish the wrk at a little ver 5 pm s we can leave at 6 pm. That shuld give us enugh time.
M : Alright.
Text 8
W : What shuld peple d t make their trip t Lndn pleasant?
M : Well, yu shuld start planning befre yu get here. That’s very imprtant.
W : Is it easy t get arund n public transprtatin?
M : Oh, yes, there are buses, trains, the undergrund, and taxis. There are plenty f ptins.
W : I see. And is Lndn a safe city?
M : It’s safer than many cities. But yu shuld still be careful. Fr example, dn ’t g ff n yur wn ,
especially at night. And never carry much cash n yu.
W : One last thing. Is it an expensive city t visit?
M : Yes, it can be, but there are a lt f places where yu dn’t have t spend much mney. If yu’re a
student, bring yur student ID card. That way, yu can get a discunt at museums and galleries.
W : Is there anything else yu ’d like t add?
M : Yeah. Dn’t be afraid t ask questins. Peple in Lndn are happy t help.
Text 9
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M : Gd mrning. Strettn Festival bx ffice . Hw can I help yu?
W : I’ve seen a list f plays that are being perfrmed this week , and I ’d like t knw which are suitable fr
my children, and which nes my husband and I might g t.
M : Hw ld are yur children?
W: Five and seven. What abut The Mystery f Muldn?
M : That’s aimed at five t ten-year-lds.
W : S if I take my children, I can expect them t enjy it mre than I d?
M : I think s. If yu ’d like smething fr yurself and yur husband and leave yur children at hme, yu
might like t see Fire and Fld—it’s abut events that really happened in Strettn tw hundred years ag,
and children might find it rather frightening.
W : O, thanks fr the warning. And finally, what abut Silly Sailr?
M : That’s fr yung and ld alike. In fact, it wn an award in the Strettn Drama Festival a cuple f
mnths ag.
W : OK. Well, thanks fr all the infrmatin and gdbye.
M: Gdbye.
Text 10
M : Gd mrning, and welcme t the museum—ne with a remarkable range f exhibits, which I ’m
sure yu’ll enjy. My name is Greg, and I ’ll tell yu abut the varius cllectins as we g rund. But
befre we g, let me just give yu a taste f what we have here.Well, fr ne thing, we have a fine cllectin
f twentieth and twenty-first century paintings, many by very well-knwn artists. I’m sure yu’ll recgnise
several f the paintings. This is the museum that attracts the largest number f visitrs, s it’s best t g in
early in the day, befre the crwds arrive.
Then there are the nineteenth-century paintings. The museum was pened in the middle f that century,
and several f the artists each dnated ne wrk—t get the museum started, as it were. S they’re f special
interest t us—we feel clser t them than t ther wrks.