2026银川一中高二上学期期末考试英语含答案

这是一份2026银川一中高二上学期期末考试英语含答案，共8页。试卷主要包含了5, 满分 50 分），5 分，满分 15 分）， its 57等内容，欢迎下载使用。
第一部分：听力（共两节，满分 20 分）
1-5 BBBAC 6-10 ABBAC 11-15 BCBAC 16-20 AACAB
第二部分 阅读（每个 2.5, 满分 50 分）
A 篇 21-23 ACA
B 篇 24-27 DCAC
C 篇 28-31 BDBD
D 篇 32-35 DBCA
七选五 36-40 GFCEA
第三部分 语言知识运用 ( 共两节，满分 30 分 )
第一节 (共 15 小题；每小题 1 分，满分 15 分 41-45 DCDDA 46-50 BCBCA 51-55 BABCD
第二节（共 10 小题，每小题 1.5 分，满分 15 分）
56. its 57. released 58. illustrating 59. that 60. better-knwn
61. persnally 62. withut 63. being mentined 64. t create 65. ftsteps
第四部分：词汇和语法运用（共 10 小题；每小题 1 分，满分 10 分）
66. essential 67. cnclusin 68. infrmed 69. wrthwhile 70. expectatins
71. t sharpen 72. delighted 73. enthusiast 74. mpped 75. lights
第五部分：写作 （满分 40 分）
第一节：应用文写作（满分 15 分） Dear Miss Xu,
Hw is everything ging? Previusly infrmed that a vlleyball match will be scheduled fr the next
semester, I’m writing with the purpse f appealing fr yur prfessinal instructins n accunt f ur
lack f basic vlleyball skills and ther relevant arrangements.
Initially, basic skills, including serving, passing, and spiking and apprpriate strategic cperatin are
in urgent need. In additin, regarding the heavy academic tasks n weekdays, we wnder if it is pssible
t arrange training n weekends. As fr the venue, we hpe t use the schl’s vlleyball curt if
available.
With yur prfessinal guidance, we are bund t be fully immersed in the the charm f teamwrk
and sprts. We wuld be appreciative if yu culd reply at yur earliest cnvenience.
Yurs,
Li Hua
第二节：读后续写（满分 25 分）
参考答案（范文）：
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shelves: here I learned t dream, Mrs. Hendersn reads t kids weekly, and Mr. Hpkins fund
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Text 1
M: Susan, d yu knw Karen fell frm her bike yesterday?
W: Yes. I planned t g skating with sme friends this afternn, but ①I’ll g t the hspital and visit her instead.
Text 2
M: Jennifer, what abut ging t the beach this afternn?
W: Srry, Henry. I’m ging t ②see a series f Chinese art cllectins with Sphia.
M: I lve art, t. ②Can I jin yu?
W: ②Certainly. Text 3
M: It’s eight ’clck. My favrite TV prgram is n.
W: ③Mm said yu cannt watch TV befre finishing yur hmewrk, Jasn.
M: Alright. ③Yu’re just like Mm. Text 4
W: Thank Gd! Mark, I’m s happy yu’re here. M: What’s wrng, Jane?
W: There are sme bxes dwnstairs. They are t heavy fr me t carry upstairs alne. ④I need smene t help me.
M: N prblem. Text 5
W: Jim, I heard yu ⑤lve playing ftball mst. Is that true?
M: Yes. ⑤Besides ftball, I like playing basketball and Ping-Png with my cusins. What abut yu?
W: Well, ⑤I like t play badmintn and tennis with my friend after class.
Text 6 B. Cludy. C. Rainy.
M: Lily, I can’t find the latest paper. Are yu reading it?
W: Yes. I’ve just finished reading the business page. ⑥Nw I’m reading news abut athletes and recent games. D yu want t read it?
M: Yeah, I want t knw the weather in the cming days. I plan t g hiking tmrrw.
W: Well, yu’d better nt. I read the paper yesterday and it said it wuld rain tmrrw.
M: Really? Let me see if there’s any change.
W: OK. Here yu are.
M: Ww! ⑦It says there will be n rain tmrrw and just sme cluds. Wnderful! W: That’s great! The weather is changeable these days.
Text 7
W: Jack, which place will we visit first, Buckingham Palace r Big Ben?
M: Hld n, I’m still lking at the map. ⑧Oh, we’re nw quite near Lambeth Bridge. What abut visiting it first?
W: OK. Hw far is it frm here?
M: It’s just tw blcks away. It nly takes a few minutes t walk there.
W: Yu can’t be serius! We’ve been walking fr a lng time. ⑩Why dn’t we take a bus? My feet hurt.
M: OK. Hw abut finding a cafe t have a rest?
W: That culdn’t be better. We can rder sme fd there. We haven’t eaten anything after breakfast. It’ s been ⑨six hurs. I’m hungry.
M: Yeah. Me t. It’s already ⑨1:00 pm. Let’s buy sme fd and exchange sme cins fr a bus ride. W: OK.
Text 8
W: Kevin, why did yu decide t mve away frm the city? Had yu gt tired f city life?
M: Nt really. ⑪My landlady decided t sell the huse. S my family had t lk fr a new huse t live in.
W: Was it easy t find ne?
M: Nt at all. ⑫There were few huses that we culd affrd in the city. We hardly had chices. W: I feel srry fr yu. What did yu d next?
M: We fund a huse in the suburbs and I have t get up early every mrning.
W: It means yu have t travel far t wrk, right?
M: Yeah,⑬I used t spend nly half an hur getting t my cmpany, but nw it takes ne mre hur. It’s been a tugh struggle. But we will get thrugh it.
W: S nw yu’ve gt used t yur new life, right?
M: Well, yu can say that. Thugh there’re many difficulties, there’re sme advantages, t.
W: Fr example?
M: Well, the suburbs are quiet and have less air pllutin. ⑭Mst imprtantly, by living there, we can save a lt f mney because f the lwer cst f living.
Text 9
M: Betty, did yu hear the news? An earthquake hit nrthern Peru this Sunday.
W: N. Was it a big ne?
M: Yes. It had a magnitude f 7.5 and was felt nearly 800 kilmeters away in the capital f Lima.
W: That’s terrible. Did it cause a lt f damage?
M: Luckily, it didn’t. Althugh the quake was extremely strng, ⑮it was very deep. It measured 112
kilmeters, s the pssibility f damage was greatly reduced.
W: Then what effect did it have?
M: Part f a 16th-century church fell and ⑯three peple were slightly injured. And sme falling stnes blcked several highways in the Cajamarca regin in Peru.
W: Hpe it will be fine. It seems earthquakes are cmmn in Peru.
M: Yes. ⑰Mst Peruvians are taught basic skills t deal with earthquakes frm an early age.
W: That’s necessary. Our gegraphy teacher nce intrduced many cases f earthquakes in her lecture
t us. It’s terrifying.
M: Yeah. I hpe ne day mdern technlgies can help find a way t prevent serius damage in an
earthquake. Text 10
Fr many preschl teachers, their wrk is tiring but meaningful. And mine is n exceptin.
Mrning is usually the busiest part f the day fr a preschl teacher. Yu may have a bit f prep time, but almst immediately after arriving at wrk, ⑱yu’re likely t be greeting children and trying t
welcme them t schl. That’s the mst challenging mment fr me because I have t make them excited t be there and feel OK abut their parents being away frm them. At ur schl, ⑲we start
each day with circle time. We typically start by singing sngs abut greeting the day and each ther,
and abut the seasns f the year. At this time f the day, I find myself really enjying being arund the
kids. In elementary r high schl, the class is arund reading, histry, and math. But in preschl,
circle time is the meat and ptates f the day. Althugh it might appear t be nthing mre than singing and dancing, ⑳circle play actually helps develp varius essential skills. Althugh my wrk
is tiring, it’s pretty much impssible nt t feel happy when yu lk at children arund with big smiles
n their faces. D yu agree with me?