2025-2026学年河北省石家庄市某中学高二下学期期中考试英语试卷（学生版）

这是一份2025-2026学年河北省石家庄市某中学高二下学期期中考试英语试卷（学生版），共15页。试卷主要包含了5分,满分37，6B，7D， Why did Dr， What des Dr等内容，欢迎下载使用。
第二部分 阅读(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,选出最佳选项。
A
Titanic: An Immersive Vyage
All passengers abard this nce-in-a-lifetime explratin! Lk at the Titanic, the mst famus ship that ever sailed at Titanic: An Immersive Vyage.
At Titanic: An Immersive Vyage, yu will discver mre than 150 riginal items, impressive recnstructins f rms, breathtaking 3D images and immersive vide animatins (动画). With the help f cutting-edge technlgy, yu will be guided t walk thrugh the luxurius passages, cme face t face with the iceberg and experience the dramatic final mments f the legendary ship in an unfrgettable jurney.
This experience is a pwerful and emtinal retelling f the Titanic’s stry. Putting n a headset, yu’re in a metaverse (虚拟世界). Yu will take a dive deep dwn int the cean where the Titanic is resting right nw, and experience a never-befre Virtual Reality tur f the remains mre than 4 km belw the sea.
General Inf
·Date: make yur chice directly in the ticket selectr
·Opening hurs: 10:00-19:00 frm Wednesday t Mnday; clsed n Tuesday
·Duratin: abut 60 minutes, but stay as lng as yu like
·Prices:
·Lcatin: Carntstraat 90, Antwerpen, Belgium
·Accessibility: The venue is wheelchair accessible
Please nte: The virtual reality ptin is nly included with VIP tickets. The standard ticket nly guarantees access t the exhibitin. The experience is available in Flemish, English and French.
Fr mre infrmatin, check it ut here.
1. Hw will visitrs experience the stry f the Titanic?
A. By interacting with 3D images.
B. By applying mdern technlgy.
C. By enjying live perfrmances.
D. By playing Titanic-themed games.
2. Hw much shuld a cuple in their thirties with 2 kids f 2 and 7 pay fr a virtual reality experience?
A. €99.6B. €52.7
C. €76.7D. €67.6
3. Where des this article prbably cme frm?
A. A pp magazine.
B. A hands-n curse.
C. A travel website.
D. A street pster.
B
Dr. Punam Krishan is a general practitiner — a GP — ne f the dctrs wh stand n the frnt line f medicine. GPs treat everyday illnesses, listen carefully t patients’ cncerns, and decide when special medical care is needed. Beynd her wrk in clinics, Dr. Krishan is als a familiar face n televisin and the authr f several bks, including Hw t Be a Dctr and Other Life-Saving Jbs, Yu and Yur Bdy, and her latest release, The Superher’s First Aid Manual.
Her jurney int medicine began with caring fr thers. “It started ff with me wanting t help peple understand themselves better,” she nce explained. She ften nticed when smene lked unwell and felt driven t ask why. That quiet curisity led her deeper int science, even when it was challenging, and eventually tward a life dedicated t healing thers.
T Dr. Krishan, being a GP is “ne f the mst incredible jbs in the wrld”. Every day, she meets peple frm different backgrunds and at different stages f life. With nly ten minutes per patient, she must listen clsely, read between the lines, and uncver the truth behind their symptms, “It makes me feel a bit like a detective,” she said. Patients may arrive with ne prblem r many, and finding the right answer brings a sense f excitement that never fades. She describes her rle as being “a bit f a best friend t peple”.
Her newest bk was shaped by a deeply persnal lss. When she was a child, her grandfather died, and fr years she wrried she had missed signs that he was unwell. That experience stayed with her and frmed a pwerful belief: recgnizing illness can be a life-saving skill, even fr children. Thrugh her bk, she teaches yung readers t recgnize emergencies such as allergic reactins r heart attacks, and t take simple but vital steps — staying calm, calling 999, r placing smene in the recvery psitin. Fr Dr. Krishan, herism begins with care, curage, and knwledge. “Children shuld knw the basics f hw t be a superher in that mment,” she added.
4. What can we learn abut Dr. Krishan frm the first paragraph?
A. She takes n multiple rles.B. She excels in detailed wrk.
C. She takes pleasure in reading.D. She aims fr public recgnitin.
5. Why did Dr. Krishan dive int science?
A. T tackle the scientific challenges.B. T make up fr her childhd regret.
C. T bserve the lives f patients better.D. T find explanatins fr what she bserved.
6. Hw des Dr. Krishan find her wrk as a GP?
A. Fast-paced but fulfilling.B. Stressful but stable.
C. Challenging but well-paid.D. Exhausting but prmising.
7. What des Dr. Krishan’s experience indicate accrding t the last paragraph?
A. Better late than never.B. Fix the rf befre it rains.
C. Time and tide wait fr n man.D. Opprtunity favrs the prepared mind.
C
If yu culd time travel, wuld yu visit the past r the future? Yu culd find yur ancestrs, descendants, r experience life when dinsaurs wandered in yur back garden. It sunds unrealistic, but scientists have lked int whether time travel is actually pssible.
Albert Einstein’s thery f relativity changed understanding f space, time, mass and gravity. The key element f this thery is that time and space are linked tgether, and time desn’t flw at a cnstant rate, meaning it speeds up r slws dwn, depending n where yu are. Fr example, when yu travel at high speeds, time decreases, which means, accrding t NASA, astrnauts in space mving at high speeds age mre slwly than thse n Earth! S, if yu wanted t travel t the future, yu wuld need t mve clse t the speed f light. Then, while centuries pass n Earth, yu’d experience a relatively shrt amunt f time and culd hypthetically (假设地) return hme, where it wuld be the future!
Travelling backwards in time seems much mre difficult. Theretically, ne way f ging back is via a wrmhle. That means, if space and time can be flded like paper, we culd create a tunnel — a shrtcut between pints in time. The prblem is that there is n evidence that wrmhles exist. “It’s been shwn mathematically that they can exist, but whether they exist physically is smething else,” says Emma Osbrne, an astrphysicist at the University f Yrk. Als, theries shw that wrmhles wuld be s small that a persn definitely culdn’t fit thrugh ne, and they wuld have such an intense gravitatinal field that they wuld cllapse very quickly.
Fr nw, it seems we’ll have t be cntent with science fictin and using telescpes t lk back in time rather than travelling thrugh it.
8. Why des the writer mentin Einstein’s thery f relativity?
A. T explain hw time travel might wrk.
B. T stress the imprtance f time travel.
C. T describe Einstein’s cntributins t science.
D. T encurage us t wrk ut the thery.
9. Why d astrnauts age mre slwly than thse n earth?
A. Time flws at the same speed acrss the universe.
B. Mving faster slws the passage f time.
C. Speed and space are clsely cnnected.
D. The speed f light prevents their aging.
10. Why des travelling backwards in time seem much mre difficult?
A. Wrmhles mve faster than the speed f light.
B. Scientists have nt studied time travel t the past.
C. Wrmhles lack scientific evidence f existence.
D. The speed f light nly allws frward mvement in time.
11. What is the authr’s attitude regarding the pssibility f time travel?
A. Objective.B. Subjective.C. Indifferent.D. Psitive.
D
Peple have becme used t living with AI quickly, but AI has raised serius wrries abut jbs. Fr if machines utperfrm peple in reading cmplex legal texts, translating languages r making arguments, wn’t thse traditinal human wrkers becme irrelevant? Yet in reality, this is nt the case. Unemplyment in the EU is at a histric lw f abut 6%, half that f a decade ag. In the UK, it’s even lwer at 5.1% — the level f the prsperus early 2000s — and in the US, it’s lwer, still at 4.4%.
It’s happened befre. Fr example, after the first ATM in the wrld was launched by Barclays in Lndn in 1967, there were fears that staff at high street bank branches wuld becme bslete. The ppsite turned ut t be the case. In the US, ver the 30-year perid f ATM grwth, the number f bank tellers actually increased by 10%. ATMs made it cheaper t pen bank branches and mre cmmunities gained access t financial services.
AI will take away sme jbs. But just as there has been n immediate AI prsperity when it cmes t ecnmic grwth, there is n immediate shift in emplyment. And in 2016, Geff Hintn, a majr figure in the develpment f AI, recmmended that the wrld “shuld stp training radilgists (放射科医生)” because rbts were getting better than humans at analyzing images. Ten years later, demand fr radilgists in the US is at a recrd high. AI-driven image analysis has imprved the rle f radilgists, by allwing them t treat a far greater number f patients.
On the ther hand, many believed universal access t AI assistants with inf-prcessing and cmmunicatin skills wuld narrw earning inequality. But recent studies fund the ppsite: highly skilled prfessinals benefit mst frm AI supprt. In my research with teammates, we fund that giving chess players tp-quality advice des little t clse the gap between the best and the wrst because lwer ability players were less likely t fllw high-quality advice. Perhaps this is AI’s greatest risk: sme benefit far mre frm it than thers.
12. What d the statistics in paragraph 1 indicate?
A. AI replaces many human traditinal jbs.B. Unemplyment rates are falling glbally.
C. Ecnmic grwth can rely n AI heavily.D. Technlgy may generate new psitins.
13. What des the underlined wrd “bslete” in paragraph 2 prbably mean?
A. Perfect.B. Insecure.C. Unnecessary.D. Unwilling.
14. What can we learn abut AI’s impact n radilgists?
A. AI has replaced radilgists in medical imaging.
B. The demand fr radilgists has decreased greatly.
C. AI helps radilgists treat mre patients efficiently.
D. Radilgists have lst their prfessinal skills due t AI.
15. What’s the authr’s attitude t the view that AI increases wrkers’ incme inequality?
A. Unclear.B. Critical.C. Uncertain.D. Apprving.
第二节 (共5小题;每小题2.5分,满分12.5分)
根据短文内容,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。
The Unexpected Key t Bsting Our Prductivity
Smetimes we may wnder if we were a machine, we’d never let things fall thrugh the cracks, and we wuldn’t frget things. ___16___ It gets in the way f ur prductivity because it makes us blind t the rts f ur actual prblems.
S what is underneath ur prductivity prblems? ___17___ Our prductivity depends n ur feelings, nt new tls. Understanding hw ur feelings affect us can pen up freedm t make prgress and finally imprve ur prductivity. S hw?
___18___ That means recgnizing and wrking with ur emtins. But usually n matter what the issue is, we easily ignre it and hpe that it ges away rather than t admit smething is wrng. What we frget is that ur emtins have great impacts n ur actins. The mst prductive peple need t have regular practices t maintain that awareness.
Once we are aware f the prblem, the next step is bserving. Thugh difficult, bserving withut judgment cunts mst. Fr example, when ur inbx (收件箱) is messy, we just see it with little judgment. ___19___ Avid feeling anxius, as it prevents us frm addressing the rt issue.
Finally, try t address ur emtins. It is the mst effective way t help us be prductive daily. A ne-tuch email strategy r checking the email twice a day may d a bit, but nne f these really slve the prblem cmpletely. Actually we are able t use ur wn desire that we can’t let peple dwn t help us get thrugh ur inbx. ___20___
A. ignre ur emtins.
B. Awareness is the first step.
C. Identify what causes the mess.
D. We are nt machines but emtinal beings.
E. But the idea f being a machine is actually a trap.
F. One day, we’ll find that we’ve finished handling all in it.
G. Smetimes, wrking like a machine is effective and useful.
第三部分 语言运用(共两节,满分30分)
第一节 (共15小题;每小题1分,满分15分)
Jnathan Jnes, 12, was vercme with emtin after his principal, wh is als clr blind, let him ____21____ his unique glasses during science class last week.
As sn as Jnes put the glasses n, he appeared t be immediately ____22____. He initially smiled and laughed, but he ____23____ mments later. He then walked arund the classrm excitedly, ____24____ the nw vivid clrs arund him.
“I was feeling jy that I culd ____25____ see all this clr... and a little bit f ____26____ that I culdn’t see clr my whle life,” Jnathan tld ABC news.
The by’s mther psted a(n) ____27____ f Jnathan seeing clr fr the first time nline and started a GFundMe campaign t buy a pair f the unique glasses fr Jnathan, which reprtedly cst $350. Hwever, s many peple were ____28____ by Jnathan’s stry, and the campaign actually ended up ____29____ mre than $ 25,000.
She wrte “After psting the vide, we’ve been tuched by hw many ____30____ peple have wanted t help him. We’ve had ____31____ pairs dnated t Jnathan and will use 100% f dnated funds t purchase clr blind glasses fr thse wh can’t ____32____ them.” “The glasses cmpany will ____33____ every pair we purchase with a free pair, which dubles the number f peple we can ____34____,” she cntinued.
Fr Jnathan, with the new glasses cmes a new ____35____ f the wrld. He said his favrite clr is blue and he’s excited t visit the Caribbean this winter s he can see the cean in all its glry.
21. A. brrwB. adjustC. remveD. plish
22. A. annyedB. disappintedC. embarrassedD. surprised
23. A. cheered upB. brke dwnC. calmed dwnD. wke up
24. A. explringB. paintingC. mixingD. changing
25. A. ccasinallyB. cnstantlyC. finallyD. rarely
26. A. reliefB. shameC. sadnessD. tensin
27. A. intrductinB. pictureC. articleD. vide
28. A. entertainedB. mvedC. shckedD. cnfused
29. A. savingB. cllectingC. laningD. csting
30. A. ambitiusB. cmpetentC. wealthyD. generus
31. A. multipleB. fashinableC. rdinaryD. cheap
32. A. prduceB. fixC. findD. affrd
33. A. equipB. matchC. cmpareD. replace
34. A. instructB. accmpanyC. helpD. treat
35. A. viewB. recrdC. situatinD. future
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。
Ancient charm f China: Huangya Ancient Twn
Lcated in Zhaping Cunty in Hezhu City, Suth China’s Guangxi Zhuang Autnmus Regin, Huangya Ancient Twn is 200 kilmeters frm Guilin—ne f the mst-visited turist ___36___(spt)in Guangxi. It is said that the twn was named after tw cmmn surnames back then—Huang and Ya. ___37___(cver) an area f 3.6 square kilmeters, Huangya basts typical karst landscapes and abundant water resurces.
Huangya has a histry f nearly 1,000 years with its rigins dating back t the Sng Dynasty （960-1279）. It ___38___(reach) its prime in the Qing Dynasty(1644-1912) under the ruling f Emperr Qianlng (1733-1735). Fr this reasn, there are many buildings frm the Qing and Ming eras ___39___ remain unchanged in their architectural styles tday. Nw it is hme t ___40___(apprximate) 300 flk huses,20 temples and ancestral halls, and 10 pera stages.
Traditinal festivals and custms have been carried n fr hundreds f years. During Chinese Lunar New Year, ver 20 traditinal perfrmances ___41___（hld）, including the dragn dance, lin dance and suna hrn （Chinese trumpet) shw.
Huangya tfu is ___42___ must-try lcal dish when yu visit, as it is exclusively made and sld in Huangya. Als, fermented(发酵的) black sybean is ften added ___43___ its lcal specialties(特色菜) t create a distinctive flavr.
It usually takes a day r tw t tur arund the ld twn due t ___44___(it) small size. But yu can always stay lnger ____45____(experience)mre f its lcal hspitality and culture.
第四部分，写作(共两节,满分40分)
第一节(满分15分)
46. 假定你是李华，你班正筹备“生活美学”(Life Aesthetics)英文手抄报比赛，外教Sara建议从“beauty frm nature”和“fun f handcrafts”两个主题中择一创作。请你代表班级给Sara写一封邮件，内容包括：
1.你的选择；
2.说明理由。
注意：
1.写作词数应为80个左右；
2.请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。
Dear Sara,
I’m writing t share my chice fr ur “Life Aesthetics” handwritten newspaper.
_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
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。
It was just past nn n a sunny Saturday last August when Jacb Bell heard screaming cming frm the lake, sme 50 yards ffshre. He sped in his bat tward the scene, where he saw a girl was drwning. Withut thinking, he grabbed the girl’s arms and then pulled her thrugh the water t the back f the bat, which was mre shallw. There, he was able t lift her up and nt the deck.
As he lked at the uncnscius teenager lying n the deck f his bat, he saw her face, her lips, even her ears were blue. But Bell’s recent CPR training kicked in. Just six mnths earlier, he had taken a first-aid curse as required fr his jb as a truck driver. After Bell kept pressing, she tk a deep breath and pened her eyes. She was alive. Once they reached the shre, he cntinued rushing her t the hspital. She was released later that day.
It didn’t take lng fr the media t brand Bell a her. He was uncmfrtable with the praise. As he explained t his wife, he nce made a lt f mistakes in his life, s the idea f being labeled a her felt awkward t Bell. But he was happy t get back t wrk driving fr a gas statin.
Six weeks after the rescue, as he was driving west f Frt Wrth, he sn sptted smke. He slwed dwn t see a car that had apparently hit a telephne ple and was upside dwn. It was n fire. He grabbed a fire extinguisher (灭火器) frm inside his truck and hurried dwn t the burning car. Althugh he sprayed until the extinguisher was empty, the car kept burning. S he used the metal extinguisher t break the driver’s side windw.
注意：
(1)续写词数应为150个左右；
(2)请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。
When he reached int the car, he fund the driver was still stuck in by his seat belt.
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Sn, the media pured int Bell’s huse.
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