2025-2026学年江西九江某学校高二下学期第一次月考英语试卷（学生版）

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第一部分 听力 （略）
第二部分 阅读理解（共两节，满分50分）
第一节（共15小题；每小题2.5分，满分37.5分）
阅读下列短文，从每题所给的A、B、C和D四个选项中，选出最佳答案。
A
Bamb Creative Bali’s Prgram
This is a hands-n experience — develping cnfidence in the mst widely used cncepts and techniques f wrking practically with bamb. Thrugh this prgram, yu will gain experience in bamb jinery (细木工手艺), carpentry, and the design prcess fr making a bamb building. This will be achieved thrugh a grup prject with guidance frm expert bamb carpenters and master-craftsmen.
In ur 3-week prgram, yu will learn:
 ·Bamb treatment methds and lw-cst set-up
 ·Basic jinery skills thrugh building bamb furniture
 ·Design principles thrugh making design mdels
 ·Bamb cnstructin skills thrugh the hands-n live build
The 3-week prgram begins n March 7. We start at 9 am (prep wrk/briefing), have a learning sessin at 9:30 am, lunch at 12 pm-1 pm, and an afternn practical sessin — finishing arund 4-4:30 pm. The prgram runs frm Mnday t Friday thugh we smetimes rearrange days accrding t the schedule f lcal festivals — s we smetimes carry ver int the “4th week”.
Prgram Price: $ 1,030.
Fees are nn-refundable but if yu are unable t attend fr unexpected circumstances, yu can reschedule all r part f the prgram up t 24 mnths frward.
Lcatin: Belega Ec-Schl.
Accmmdatin: Live-in r live-ut ptins. Cmfrtable lcal accmmdatin is available (including breakfast) fr arund $ 915 / week.
Upcming Prgrams
1. What is the aim f the prgram?
A. T prmte ecturism in Bali and Kenya.
B. T prvide training in bamb building skills.
C. T study the imprtance f bamb in Bali’s culture.
D. T design marketing strategies fr bamb prducts.
2. What can participants d if they are unable t attend n time?
A. Reschedule participatin within 24 mnths.
B. Ask fr a digital recrding f the prgram.
C. Chse a new prgram in Belega Ec-Schl.
D. Request a full refund under certain circumstances.
3. Which upcming prgram has the shrtest duratin?
A. Ecturism Structure Build.
B. Preparatin fr Ecturism Structure.
C. Bamb Prgram fr Experienced Builders.
D. Bamb Maintenance, Harvesting, Treatment and Prcessing.
B
Pwerlifting, a strength sprt fcused n lifting the mst weight pssible, is ften seen as a sprt fr yung and muscular athletes. But Faith O’Reilly, an 82-year-ld grandma based in Clrad, is ready t challenge this idea. She’ll sn get t shwcase her abilities at a natinal cmpetitin.
Brn in St. Luis, O’Reilly mved with her family t Des Mines. She then attended the University f Iwa, where she discvered weightlifting. “While I was in law schl I kind f fell in with sme peple wh were ding weightlifting, and they invited me t g t a pwerlifting meet with them,” she said. “I was watching it and thught, ‘Well, I can d that.’” And she indeed did it.
O’Reilly cmmitted t the sprt, even winning multiple state champinships. Hwever, a career mve t St. Paul, Minnesta, resulted in her having less and less time t practice, eventually leading her t drp lifting altgether.
Upn her retirement in 2007, O’Reilly rediscvered her lve fr the sprt. Having fallen in lve with Saguache, a small twn in Clrad, during previus travels with her granddaughter, she settled there. With mre free time and surrunded by green landscapes and fresh air, she started lifting again. She even has her wn gym set up with special safety bars, allwing her t train n her wn time and terms. Nw, she has jined the impressive ranks f 95-year-ld lifter Catherine Kuehn and 81-year-ld Nra Langdn.
Having reaped (收获) the benefits f this discipline, O’Reilly recmmends it nt just fr senirs, but everyne wh is able t practice it. “It’s verall gd fr yu physically, and as yu age yu can have prblems with bne density and lsing muscle tne (肌张力),” she says. “S this helps yu stay fit.”
O’Reilly last cmpeted at the 2024 Summer Shwdwn and Team Cup in Clrad, where she was the ldest cmpetitr verall. “Besides the wrkut, it gives yu the chance t be invlved in an athletic adventure, and the peple that d this are a very pen and friendly grup f peple,” O’Reilly says abut cmpeting. “Yu make a lt f cnnectins and get supprt.”
4. What inspired O’Reilly t take up pwerlifting?
A. Her need fr physical activity in Clrad.
B. Her desire t challenge the traditinal belief.
C. Her experience f watching a pwerlifting meet.
D. Her granddaughter’s advice n staying healthy.
5. Why did O’Reilly stp pwerlifting fr a perid f time?
A. She lst interest in the sprt at the time.
B. Her muscle tne was fading in St. Paul.
C. Her new jb left her insufficient time t practice.
D. She preferred utdr activities in a green landscape.
6. What des O’Reilly say abut pwerlifting cmpetitins?
A. They are extremely challenging.B. They encurage scial cnnectins.
C. They are t dangerus fr senirs.D. They require expensive equipment.
7. What is the main message delivered by O’Reilly’s stry?
A. Fame favrs the yung.B. Strength knws n age.
C. Cmpetitin builds cnfidence.D. True leisure begins with retirement.
C
Preserving threatened cral reefs is n lnger enugh. Nw, we must help build new nes, say Ja Yung Kim, 17, and Jih Kng, 19. They’ve just designed ne new ptin: rbtic nurseries t attract and nurture baby crals.
Jih and Ja Yung live in Saipan, which is “a beautiful place that is surrunded by the cean,” ntes Jih. Dying cral is “nt just a stry that we hear frm newsletters r bks,” Ja Yung says. Fr her, the prblem can’t be ignred. S she and Jih teamed up t build rbtic apartment cmplexes fr baby cral.
Their system cnsists f tw types f cells. The first ffers a safe harbr fr cral larvae (幼虫). They can attach t these “cral cells” and grw. The secnd are pwer cells. These similarly shaped units can drive the cral-husing units. Each pwer cell “has a prpeller (推进器),” Ja Yung pints ut, and runs n slar energy. S pwer cells can push cral cells t the perfect nursery lcatin. Once they arrive, these cells can link tgether. A chain cnnects them t the cean flr. This ensures they wn’t drift away.
T advertise the fact that husing units have arrived, the cell sings a sng. This “special sundscape,” Ja Yung explains, “can attract the cral larvae nt the structure.”
Once they arrive, the tiny larvae begin setting up a new artificial reef. Hwever, this apartment cmplex can d smething natural reefs can’t. It can flee danger. Jih linked the cells t the internet s they can receive cean data. Their system’s pwer cells use these data t make decisins. If a dangerus strm appraches, these cells will knw. They can turn n their prpellers and head fr safer waters.
Each cell csts abut $120 t make. That’s far less than similar technlgies. The cral apartments must still underg cean tests. Mdels shw a lt f prmise. Hwever, unseen prblems culd ccur.
Ja Yung expects their new inventin will d mre than try t preserve the past. She believes it will build a mre clrful future.
8. What des Ja Yung and Jih’s inventin mainly fcus n?
A. Remving pllutin in the areas arund cral reefs.
B. Mnitring the life cycle f cral reefs under stress.
C. Creating a permanent alternative t natural cral reefs.
D. Prviding a mbile and nursery habitat fr baby cral.
9. What is the functin f the first type f cells?
A. T transprt cral cells t a suitable lcatin.
B. T deliver danger warnings thrugh music.
C. T cllect data n cean cnditins.
D. T supprt the grwth f cral larvae.
10. What des the authr try t explain in paragraph 5?
A. The danger avidance ability f the artificial reef.
B. The ways f cmmunicatin between cral reefs.
C. The challenges f cral reefs’ restratin wrk.
D. The limitatins f current artificial cral reefs.
11. What is Ja Yung’s attitude twards the new inventin?
A. Critical.B. Dubtful.C. Optimistic.D. Cnservative.
D
Jasn Wd was sitting in a restaurant n vacatin, angry and upset because he culdn’t replace pita (皮塔饼) with fresh vegetables in his plate. He was tld the menu culdn’t be altered.
Wd has rthrexia, an eating disrder that isn’t in the Diagnstic and Statistical Manual f Mental Disrders (DSM), which is the frmal guide fr clinical assessment f mental health cnditins. But clinicians are seeing a rise in rthrexia amng patients, said therapist Jennifer Rllin.
Orthrexia is a fixatin n eating “clean,” as defined by a set f rules dependent n certain individuals and the cntext they live in, said Dr. Jennifer Gaudiani, an eating disrder physician. A Nvember 2023 study fund that abut 3 in 10 participants shwed signs f rthrexia.
Often, this disrder ges unnticed r underestimated because it’s fcused n healthy eating, said Wd, directr f cmmunity engagement at the Natinal Assciatin f Anrexia Nervsa and Assciated Disrders. Over the years, Wd said his list f unhealthy fds grew and thse cnsidered healthy kept shrinking (缩小) until he fund himself leaving parties because he culdn’t find anything he wuld allw himself t eat — and that left him with a lt f anxiety, he said.
The mtivatins peple with rthrexia may have, as well as the apprbatin sciety gives them, might be labeled as health prmtin r disease preventin, but ften they are excuses fr a “pure, ld-fashined diet culture,” which priritizes ne ideal bdy shape and size, Gaudiani said.
If yu r a lved ne needs help fr rthrexia, the gd news is that treatment fllws a similar path t established plans fr eating disrders such as anrexia r bulimia nervsa. “Peple with rthrexia may find themselves with a team that includes therapists and dietitians, similar t patients in treatment fr ther eating disrders,” Rllin said. “But thse living with rthrexia will als likely face the added layer f unpacking their definitin f health and reframing their ideas arund it in a challenging way,” she added.
12. Why was Jasn Wd annyed while he was n vacatin?
A. His special dietary request was refused.
B. His vacatin plans were altered unexpectedly.
C. He was charged extra fr the restaurant service.
D. He fund it challenging t make fd decisins.
13. Why des rthrexia ften g unnticed accrding t Jasn Wd?
A. It is a time-hnred way f living.
B. It is ften self-defined by individuals.
C. It rarely leads t severe health issues.
D. It places a high value n a healthy diet.
14. What des the underlined wrd “apprbatin” in paragraph 5 mst prbably mean?
A. Cncern.B. Prmise.C. Praise.D. Intlerance.
15. What challenge des Jennifer Rllin think rthrexia patients face?
A. Adapting t unfamiliar dietary plans.
B. Reframing their understanding f health.
C. Finding a specialist treating eating disrders.
D. Balancing treatment with daily respnsibilities.
第二节（共10小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分）
阅读下面短文，从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。
With hlidays slwly winding dwn, many f yu may be hping t use the last f that sweet vacatin time t get ut f twn and visit friends and family. ____16____ Elaine Swann, wh runs The Swann Schl f Prtcl, an etiquette training prgram, shares her rules n hw t be a guest wh gets invited back.
Ask early and respect the answer.
The rule cmes with a few caveats (告诫), Swann says. ____17____ Als, dn’t autmatically assume they can hst yu just because yu asked “Make sure yu’re prepared fr the answer t be yes r n, and accept and respect whatever answer they give yu,” Swann adds.
Keep yur visit shrt and sweet.
Fur days and three nights is generally ideal, Swann says. ____18____ It’s lng enugh t spend quality time tgether but shrt enugh t be ver befre anyne can feel t crwded r frustrated.
____19____
Is yur friend’s family the type that lves t ck fr peple, r shuld yu plan t get yur wn meals? Make yur hst aware f any relevant infrmatin fr yur visit, like allergies r specific physical needs fr yur stay.
Understand “Make yurself at hme” the right way.
When a hst tells yu t make yurself at hme, that desn’t mean yu shuld put yur feet n the cuch r eat all the snacks in the kitchen. Swann says that’s generally a cue t take care f yurself — yu dn’t have t ask if yu want a drink f water r an extra napkin. But as a huseguest, yu still want t be yur best, mst respectful self. ____20____
A. Give yur hst at least three weeks’ ntice.
B. Be cmmunicative abut the specifics f yur stay.
C. Instead, maybe bking a nearby htel is a gd chice.
D. But hw d yu ensure that yur presence in smene else’s hme feels like a gift?
E. Are yu hping yur friends can take sme time ff t hit the theme park with yu?
F. Offer t d the dishes, take ut the trash, treat yur hst t a meal — r all f them.
G. Unless yu’re visiting fr a larger ccasin, a lng-weekend-type visit is a sweet spt.
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）
阅读下面短文，从各题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。
A few weeks ag, while accidentally listening t a radi prgramme, a piece abut laughter caught my ear. I was ____21____ the health benefits claimed by the presenters. I wndered if it was pssible t add mre ____22____ int my days, r if this was just a deeply ____23____ idea brn frm t many cffees? Curius and slightly excited, I decided t begin my jurney ____24____ laughter.
At first, the task felt strange. I asked friends and family t ____25____ me with “funny memries”. Hwever, they either said they’d get back t me and didn’t, r pinted me t nline vides.
Next, I ____26____ “laughter yga” recmmended nline. Laughter yga, I discvered, was a cmbinatin f facial expressins and fake chuckles (假笑) that, when ____27____ tgether, result in a farewell ceremny t any pride yu ever had. I kept ____28____, until lked up at my tw-year-ld sn wh was ____29____ by my expressins. His cncern caught me ff guard and ultimately I ____30____ laughing, — althugh I refused t ____31____ laughter yga fr this. Changing yur diet can als raise yur ____32____, experts say, but I didn’t try that. Perhaps I shuld have gne t the HahaHuse Museum f Laughter in Cratia, but the cst f getting there wuld have made my laughter ____33____.
Ultimately, what I realised is that it’s nt particularly ____34____ t try and create daily laughter. Thse “funny memries” shuld be cared fr and ____35____ in mments f sadness r nstalgia. But d stay away frm laughter yga.
21. A. cnfident abutB. interested inC. satisfied withD. disappinted by
22. A. cmfrtB. exerciseC. laughterD. adventure
23. A. riginalB. brilliantC. familiarD. strange
24. A. in search fB. in exchange frC. in cmparisn withD. in charge f
25. A. shckB. infrmC. amuseD. remind
26. A. triedB. taughtC. prmtedD. intrduced
27. A. simplifiedB. transfrmedC. describedD. perfrmed
28. A. practisingB. bservingC. pintingD. listening
29. A. amazedB. tuchedC. frightenedD. encuraged
30. A. gave upB. ended upC. tk tD. turned t
31. A. saveB. prvideC. creditD. prepare
32. A. influenceB. spiritsC. awarenessD. standards
33. A. flwB. spreadC. ringD. disappear
34. A. uncmmnB. challengingC. inapprpriateD. sensible
35. A. predictableB. accessibleC. typicalD. different
第二节（共10小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分）
阅读下面短文，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。
The Fuding White Tea Culture System f Ningde, Fujian Prvince ____36____ (recgnize) as a Glbally Imprtant Agricultural Heritage System in May, 2025. The system is a ____37____ (remark) example f living agricultural heritage. It preserves the centuries-ld mther tree Lüxueya and prduces well-knwn tea varieties such as Fuding Dabaicha and Dahacha. It has als develped a distinctive prcessing methd natural withering (萎凋) withut rasting — which makes it the nly white tea practice included n the list f China’s intangible cultural heritage. Alngside these ____38____ (innvatin), the system uphlds deep-rted cultural traditins, including festivals, legends, and bamb craftsmanship, all f which reflect the clse ties between tea, nature, ____39____ cmmunity identity.
Centered n tea, ____40____ prvides nearly 70% f husehld incme, the system als includes crps, fruits, and livestck that cntribute t fd ____41____ (secure) and bidiversity. Its terraced landscapes and intercrpping practices enhance sil and water cnservatin while regulating the micrclimate. These features, cmbined ____42____ generatins f lcal knwledge, frm an eclgically sund farming mdel that ____43____ (balance) prductivity with sustainability, ffering valuable insights fr agreclgical practices wrldwide.
The Fuding White Tea Culture System is deeply rted in centuries-ld custms and beliefs that have develped thrugh the grwing, prcessing, and cnsumptin f white tea. ____44____ (histrical) , tea trade bmed thrugh the Ancient White Tea Rad. Tday, these traditinal trade mdels have develped int frmalized tea markets, with majr centers such as the Diantu Tea-and-Flwer Market ____45____ (supprt) lcal cmmerce and sustaining the heritage f Fuding’s white tea ecnmy.
第四部分 写作（共两节，满分40分）
第一节（满分15分）
46. 假定你是某国际学校的学生李华，你市博物馆最近正在举办中国艺术展，展出了许多艺术作品。请你给来自英国的好友Chris写一封邮件，介绍一件你最喜欢的作品。内容包括：(1)作品名称；(2)作品介绍；(3)喜欢的理由等。
注意： (1)写作词数应为80个左右；
(2)请按如下格式在答题纸相应位置作答。
Dear Chris,
_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Yurs,
Li Hua
第二节（满分25分）
47. 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。
“There aren’t any theme parks there!” That was my twin sns’ reactin when I tld them we’d be spending ur family vacatin in Sri Lanka, nt at a Disney park r beachside htel. At 16 years ld, Charlie and Thmas wanted pls and rller casters, nt UNESCO heritage sites r cking with strangers.
But my wife, Cecilia, and I had different plans. I’d bked cultural experiences that wuld push them beynd their cmfrt znes, including a cking class in the rural muntain twn f Ella. They reacted as if they were being assigned hmewrk fr their hlidays.
I didn’t knw if they wuld warm t the experiences I had in stre. But n ur mrning at Sigiriya, their cmplaints abut climbing the ancient rck frtress (城堡) had disappeared by the time we reached the tp and saw the sweeping views acrss the jungle.
At Priya Ckery Class, the real challenge began. My kids’ cking skills peaked at burning tast. Nw, they were being asked t prepare dishes they wuld’ve refused t try at any restaurant back hme.
On ne f Ella’s hillside streets, 12 f us gathered arund gas burners t make eight traditinal Sri Lankan dishes. The grup, a diverse bunch, included backpackers, retirees and hneymners. My twins were clearly the yungest.
Our instructr explained that we’d be preparing everything frm chicken curry (咖喱鸡) t beetrt sambal (甜菜根辣椒酱) with everyne helping with every dish. This apprach meant my kids fund themselves cking alngside brave backpackers and retired cuples.
Smething clicked arund the pt. The backpackers were fascinated by my teenagers’ perspectives, while Charlie and Thmas were absrbed in their wild stries f adventure in Sutheast Asia.
“Yu guys are s lucky,” a Canadian backpacker tld Charlie as they wrked n the dishes tgether. “I wish my parents had taken me t places like this when I was yur age.” I culd see Charlie perk up (振奋). This experienced traveler thught what he was ding was cl.
注意：(1)续写词数应为150个左右；
(2)请按如下格式在答题纸相应位置作答。
By the time we sat dwn t enjy the dishes, my sns were deep in cnversatin with strangers.
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Three weeks after we returned hme, Charlie annunced that he wuld make Sri Lankan curry fr the family’s dinner.
_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________12-31 May
Preparatin fr Ecturism Structure
Bali
09-28 June & 07-26 July
Ecturism Structure Build
Bali
11-30 August
Bamb Prgram fr Experienced Builders
Kenya
16-27 September
Bamb Maintenance, Harvesting, Treatment and Prcessing
Kenya