天津市静海区第一中学2025-2026学年高二下学期6月阶段检测英语试卷（Word版附答案）

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一、单项选择
1．— Culd yu help me with this prject tday?
— I’m srry, ______. I have a lt f wrk t d fr anther deadline.
A．I’m afraid sB．I’m nt available
C．I can’t remember itD．I feel the same way
2．Thugh bth f these men were _____ successful, their paths t success were very different, their futures nt necessarily turning ut exactly as they planned.
A．fluentlyB．instinctivelyC．ultimatelyD．knwingly
3．______ the classic Shi Ji, the nly great histrical wrks I had been expsed t were Hmer’s epic pems.
A．Prir tB．Due t
C．In additin tD．Cntrary t
4．I’m facing a difficult decisin. I’ve been recmmended fr _______ t study physics at my dream university.
A．ambitinB．admissinC．dilemmaD．recgnitin
5．The yung backpacker always ______ at the same htel when he was travelling in Britain.
A．put awayB．put up
C．put ffD．put dwn
6．Because f the sudden heavy rain and bad weather frecast, ur head teacher finally _______ the utdr sprts until next week.
A．put awayB．put upC．put ffD．put dwn
7．Gan Ying, a military envy, explred the Persian Gulf and became the first Chinese _____ infrmatin n Eurpe.
A．t getB．gettingC．t be getD．having get
8．Jack spke very carefully and slwly, _______ the advantages and disadvantages befre making a chice.
A．being weighed upB．t weigh up
C．weighing upD．having been weighed up
9．The bk discusses the extent ________ family life has changed ver the past 50 years.
A．whereB．in whichC．t whichD．that
10．It’s wise t have a(n) ______ slutin t the prblem we are facing nw, in case the first ne des nt wrk when used.
A．alternativeB．qualifiedC．cmplexD．widespread
11．________ sme teenagers dn’t realize is ________ difficult life can be after they get addicted t drugs.
A．That; hwB．Which; what a
C．What; whatD．What; hw
12．She dnated everything she ______ t get her new business started nly t meet with failure.
A．cperatedB．pstpnedC．pssessedD．shifted
13．—Oh, Gd! I was almst hit by the car. It was driving s fast!
—This is a busy crssrad. Yu ______ be t careful when crssing the street.
A．may ntB．needn’tC．mustn’tD．cannt
14．In the cming decades, peple _________ mre n alternative energy t run essential devices.
A．wuld relyB．have been relyingC．are relyingD．will be relying
15．— The teacher asked us t review the mistakes carefully befre mving n.
— _________ It helps us avid repeating them.
A．That’s all right.B．Dn’t mentin it.C．That makes sense.D．Dn’t bther.
二、完形填空
Mre and mre electrnic devices and services in ur daily life mean we have t many passwrds and numbers t remember. Passwrds help us prtect ur 16 and privacy; hwever, they als bring us a lt f 17 .
Every day I need t remember much 18 infrmatin. Every mrning I 19 my cellphne — it needs a passwrd. I get t wrk and I have t have 20 my cmputer with a passwrd. Like many peple in Britain, I have tw bank 21 . One needs a five-digit number and a passwrd; 22 needs a six-digit number and a memrable place name. I have an nline savings accunt that needs a different passwrd 23 the passwrd fr my bank accunt.
24 yu never use a cmputer, yu can be 25 by the passwrd verlad . Lk in yur wallet. Yur prbably 26 fur r five credit cards . In these days f chip and pin(个人识别码), these are virtually useless if yu d nt have the magic fur-digit numbers . The banks 27 yu nt t have the same number fr all yur cards . Give me a break. Am I ging t carry five different randm fur-digit numbers in my head? 28 , I’m nt memry genius.
I’ve tried systems t help me 29 — such as using the names f favrite films r members f my extended family; but nne seems t 30 . S what is the slutin?
If yu are a technical expert, yu can dwnlad a “passwrd safe”. These are prgrams that 31 all yur passwrds s they can be used fr accessing sites. The prblem is that yu can nly use this n yur hme cmputer, and if that get 32 yu are in truble.
Sme f the banks are starting t 33 custmers a “ dngle ( 适配器 )” , which is a prtable passwrd device that plugs int yur cmputer . This is an electrnic versin f writing the passwrd dwn n a piece f paper. The 34 is that dngles cst mney and if the ne yur bank gives yu desn’t let yu stre ther websites’ passwrds, yu culd 35 carrying a dzen dngles in yur pcket.
Well, putting all yur cash in a bx under the bed never seems s attractive.
16．A．healthB．lifeC．wealthD．qualities
17．A．funB．cnveniencesC．advantagesD．trubles
18．A．uselessB．practicalC．valuableD．meaningful
19．A．turn ffB．turn nC．turn dwnD．pick up
20．A．cntrl verB．access tC．wrds withD．pity n
21．A．passwrdsB．assistantsC．cardsD．accunts
22．A．antherB．thersC．the therD．neither
23．A．withB．inC．frmD．abve
24．A．As lng asB．As ifC．In caseD．Even if
25．A．hitB．thrwnC．attractedD．hurt
26．A．stealB．carryC．bringD．take
27．A．haveB．tellC．allwD．make
28．A．Abve allB．In allC．After allD．Of all
29．A．rememberB．perateC．recgnizeD．study
30．A．wrkB．dC．actD．serve
31．A．prcessB．destryC．streD．create
32．A．changedB．separatedC．hurtD．stlen
33．A．prmiseB．fferC．teachD．buy
34．A．factB．fferC．ruleD．prblem
35．A．end upB．turn upC．give upD．make up
三、阅读理解
Hw much will it cst t live in Oxfrd, if yu study in this wrld- renwned university? The lwer and upper range f likely living csts fr 2024-25 is prvided belw. These csts are based n a single, full-time student with n dependents, living in Oxfrd. We prvide the csts per mnth and yu can multiply up by the number f mnths yu expect t live here, s that yu are fully aware f and cnsider very carefully the likely living csts assciated with yur chsen curses f study at Oxfrd.
In rder t prvide these likely living csts, the University and the Oxfrd Student Unin have cnducted a relevant survey amng existing students abut the expenditure data.
Fd: Three rdinary meals n campus each day, dining ut nt cunted.
Accmmdatin: The figures abve shw a 20% discunt, which is cmmnly accepted in Oxfrd, if the same apartment is rented by the same student fr 9 mnths and mre in a rw. They als include related bills (fr example, utilities such as electricity and heating).
Study csts: These are likely csts directly related t yur studies, such as text bks, statinery, printing and phtcpying, curse- related equipment and materials.
Other: These are small, mixed csts which d nt fall under the ther categries abve.
Yu may need t make additinal budget fr csts such as travel t and frm fieldwrk ut f the city, r fr internatinal students the visa and health care csts (see student visa webpages), These csts are nt included in the figures abve.
36．Hw d the data cme ut?
A．They’re estimated by the authrity.
B．They’re prvided by the graduates.
C．They’re based n the csts f last term.
D．They’re cllected frm current students.
37．Hw much des an Oxfrd student spend at least n accmmdatin fr a year?
A．£6,192.B．£7,140.
C．£6,720.D．£8,400.
38．What is the purpse f the survey mentined?
A．T determine the average living expenses in Oxfrd.
B．T cllect expenditure data frm existing students.
C．T establish the likely living csts fr the year.
D．T cmpare the living csts in ther universities
39．The underlined wrd“expenditure”in Paragraph 3 mst prbably means ______.
A．incme.B．expense.
C．educatin.D．experience.
40．（方法规律提炼）猜测词义的方法：

41．What can we knw frm the passage abut the living csts in Oxfrd?
A．Students living ff-campus spend less n fd than thse n campus.
B．The accmmdatin csts include discunts and utility fees under certain cnditins.
C．Internatinal students d nt need t budget fr visa-related expenses.
D．Study csts mainly refer t the tuitin fees paid t the university.
It was n a grey winter’s day in my parents’ huse utside Glasgw that I first suggested Mnt Blanc in summer. I knew I shuld make mre effrt t spend time with my 74-year-ld dad, but what I was prpsing at his age was a risk. A ten-day hike arund ne f Eurpe’s highest muntains seemed a little extreme.
“Old age desn’t cme alne,” he replied, implying the memry lss frm a recent life-threatening strke. Yet, t stir (唤起) memry in lng-frgtten ftprints seemed like the right thing t d. We bked a flight, and fur mnths later, arrived in the shadw f Mnt Blanc in Chamnix, France.
That first sunlit afternn, it was instantly bvius that we had made the right decisin. The pathway ahead was quiet. Quick-fted hikers walked past us, eyes fcused n a ridge (山脊) that marched suth t the Italian brder. But there was n sign f wrry n my hiking partner’s brw (额头). Only determinatin.
My dad’s accunts f his time in the muntains remain amng the defining stries f my childhd. The first time it left its mark n me was when I uncvered a junk bx full f prjectr slides taken in the summer f 1970, when he and tw f his friends cmpleted a previusly untried rute up the verwhelmingly dangerus Nrth Face f the Eiger in Switzerland.
That was nw mre than half his lifetime ag. And, yet, here we were, marching side by side arund the Mnt Blanc, tracing an invisible rute with ur fingers ver the same harsh summits he had cnquered lng ag. What I had always seen as an bsessin with the muntains revealed itself t be a bnd that I never knew we had.
By the end f the week, I sensed we may have achieved what we bth had thught impssible. We made ur final push twards the Cl du Brévent abve the Chamnix valley. We climbed up int a narrw wrld f stne, meeting Mnt Blanc face n.
T capture the mment, I tk a pht, but nly then did it dawn n me that it was nearly the same cmpsitin as n a slide I had first seen in ne f thse junk bxes. There was that smile, thse eyes fixed n the hrizn, the beautiful Alpine ridges f Mnt Blanc crwding ut the backgrund. Fr a split secnd, it lked as if nthing had changed.
42．Accrding t the article, what mainly mtivated the authr t take his father n a hike arund Mnt Blanc?
A．His father’s ld age and pr health.
B．His father’s memry lss frm a strke.
C．His dream f traveling with his father again.
D．His wish t visit ne f Eurpe’s highest muntains.
43．What d we knw abut the authr’s father during the hike arund Mnt Blanc?
A．He shwed great determinatin thrughut the jurney.
B．He cnstantly wrried abut the difficulty f the trail.
C．He preferred t keep up with quick-fted hikers.
D．He ften recalled his friends wh climbed the Eiger with him.
44．Accrding t the article, which f the fllwing best describes the authr’s father?
A．A hpeless patient.
B．An adventurus climber.
C．A respnsible father.
D．An appreciative phtgrapher.
45．The underlined phrase “crwding ut” in Paragraph 7 mst prbably means ______.
A．taking the place fB．mving ut f
C．breaking away frmD．keeping away frm
46．What did the authr realize after taking the family picture?
A．It was never t late t accmpany his father.
B．He and his father changed with time passing by.
C．Everything changes with time except the muntains.
D．The father’s passin fr the muntains didn’t fade with age.
When yu see smene take that first sip f freshly made milk tea, their faces lk like pure jy. Acrss the wrld, custmers flck t their favrite spts t meet with friends and savr sips f these tasty drinks.
In the early 2000s, thugh, milk tea was just cming n the scene. The few brands that earned a fthld in the industry were cncerned: Wuld milk tea just be anther fad (一时风尚) fd? And with s much new excitement fr this prduct, wuld peple be able t distinguish milk tea cmpanies? These were the questins that Serenitea, a Manila-based milk-tea cmpany, faced in 2014. While successfully pening 60 stres, they fund themselves in a strategic fg.
Unsure f what cnsumers truly felt twards the drink, they ffered as many flavrs as pssible. They als had n clear definitin f hw they were distinct — their brand prmise, prduct line, and prduct packaging all seemed nearly identical t their cmpetitrs. Hw culd they define themselves, in a way that wuld deeply resnate?
Like Airbnb, Serenitea partnered with an agency, CIA Btleg Manila, which specializes in drilling dwn t the deep cnsumer “why”. The agency cnducted a series f psychlgical-based market research. Specifically, they prbed the cnsumer’s deeper, emtinal cnnectins t milk tea, including their earliest childhd memries f milk and tea. Their research revealed that milk tea triggered three cnsistent psychlgical respnses.
Peple cnnected t milk thrugh the cncept f nurturing; they fndly remembered their childhd and being cared fr by their mthers. Next, cnsumers cnnected tea t its healing prperties; respndents wuld recall receiving tea when they had indigestin prblems r seeing their parents drinking herbal tea fr health reasns. Lastly, they assciated milk tea itself with teenage fun: a guilty pleasure f their yuth. They had uncvered the three psychlgical crnerstnes f the milk tea experience: nurturing, healing, and teenage fun. This set f insights was crucial. By including them int the cre f their brand strategy, they charted an entirely new path.
47．What d the underlined wrds “earned a fthld” mean in Paragraph 2?
A．Made an adjustment.
B．Wn a psitin.
C．Lst the initiative.
D．Achieved a breakthrugh.
48．What was Serenitea’ s main cncern in 2014?
A．Being cnfused with ther brands.
B．The rapid grwth f milk tea brands.
C．The pssibility f milk tea catching n.
D．Falling behind the changing cnsumer tastes.
49．(信息筛选题)写出What was Serenitea’ s main cncern in 2014?答案的出处：

50．What did CIA Btleg Manila specialize in?
A．Prduct packaging design.
B．Market expansin strategies.
C．Analysis f custmer psychlgy.
D．Flavr innvatin and develpment.
51．What was amng the findings f the research?
A．Milk tea was ppular amng teenagers.
B．Custmers fund all milk tea identical.
C．Custmers assciated milk tea with health.
D．Milk tea brands ignred cnsumers’ feelings.
52．Which f the fllwing is the mst suitable title fr the passage?
A．The Histry f Milk Tea Brands in the Philippines
B．Hw Psychlgical Insights Saved a Milk Tea Brand
C．Why Milk Tea Became a Glbal Trend in the 2000s
D．The Secrets t Develping Unique Milk Tea Flavrs
The scial media platfrm Instagram nce made headlines fr limiting likes in an effrt t reduce the cmparisns and hurt feelings resulting frm attaching ppularity t sharing cntent. But d these effrts reslve mental health issues, r are they simply applying a band-aid t a wund?
It’s a small step in the right directin, says Jacqueline Sperling, a psychlgist wh wrks with yuth wh experience anxiety disrders. “Even if yu remve the likes, there cntinue t be pprtunities fr cmparisns and feedback. Peple still can cmpare themselves t thers, and peple still can pst cmments.”
Scial platfrms are designed t be addictive and are related t anxiety, depressin, and even physical ailments (病痛).This puts a large amunt f the ppulatin at an increased risk f feeling anxius, depressed, r ill ver their scial media use. But what makes users cme back fr mre even when it can literally make them feel sick?
“When the utcme is unpredictable, the behavir is mre likely t repeat. Think f a slt machine (老虎机): if game players knew they were never ging t get mney by playing the game, then they never wuld play,” says Sperling. “The idea f a ptential future reward keeps the machines in use. The same ges fr scial media sites. One des nt knw hw many likes a picture will get, wh will like the picture, and when the picture will receive likes. The unknwn utcme and the pssibility f a desired utcme can keep users engaged with the sites.”
FOMO — fear f missing ut — als impacts the yuth greatly. Teenagers hpe t keep track f friends’ activities. If everyne else is using scial media sites, and if yu dn’t jin in, there’s cncern that yu’ll miss chats, jkes, cnnectins, r invitatins. Missing experiences can create anxiety and depressin. When peple lk nline and see they’re excluded frm an activity, it can affect thughts and feelings, and can affect them physically.
In additin t limiting likes, as Instagram has dne, Sperling suggests scial platfrms cnsider decreasing mass sharing. They might functin mre as messaging services by highlighting ne-n-ne cmmunicatins. Regardless f hw likely scial media giants are t change their ways, thugh, individuals can take cntrl f their wn behavir.
53．What des Sperling think f Instagram’s measure?
A．It’s strict.B．It’s limited.
C．It’s bjective.D．It’s cnservative.
54．What is prbably the majr reasn fr scial media addictin?
A．Need fr self-expressin.
B．Desire fr cnstant recgnitin.
C．Expectatin f pssible surprises.
D．Lack f interest in real-life activities.
55．What des Sperling advise scial platfrms t d in the last paragraph?
A．Restrict their service scales.
B．Decrease ne-n-ne interactins
C．Limit the time users spend n them.
D．Shift the fcus frm sharing t messaging.
56．What might the authr cntinue talking abut?
A．Redesign f scial media platfrms.
B．Changes made by scial media giants.
C．Strategies fr individuals’ self-cntrl.
D．Impact f scial media n mental health.
57．What is the main idea f the passage?
A．T criticize Instagram’s ineffective measure f hiding likes.
B．T analyze the causes f scial media addictin and prpse slutins.
C．T explain hw FOMO affects teenagers’ mental health.
D．T prve that scial media is harmful t peple’s physical health.
阅读表达
Running is ften tiring and a lt f hard wrk, but nthing beats the feeling yu get after finishing a lng wrkut arund the track.
But while it’s lng been believed that endrphins (内啡肽) — chemicals in the bdy that cause happiness — are behind the s-called “runner’s high”, a study suggested that there may be mre t this phenmenn than we previusly knew.
Accrding t a recent study published by a grup f scientists frm several German universities, a grup f chemicals called eCBs (内源性大麻素) may actually be respnsible fr this familiar great feeling.
T test this thery, the scientists turned t mice. Bth mice and humans release high levels f endrphins and eCBs after exercise. After exercising n running wheels, the mice seemed happy and relaxed and displayed n signs f anxiety. But after being given a drug t blck their endrphins, the mice’s behavir didn’t seem t change. Hwever, when their eCBs were blcked with a different drug, their runners’ high symptms seemed t fade.
“The lng-held ntin f endrphins being respnsible fr the runner’s high is false. Endrphins are effective pain relievers, but nly when it cmes t the pain in yur bdy and muscles yu feel after wrking ut,” Patrick Lucas Austin wrte n science blg Lifhacker.
Similar studies are yet t be carried ut n humans, but it’s already knwn that exercise is a highly effective way t get rid f stress r anxiety. Regular exercise can imprve yur md if yu have depressin, and it’s especially useful fr peple with mild t mderate (中等的) depressin,” it wrte n its website.
It seems like nthing can beat that feeling we get after a gd wrkut, even if we dn’t fully understand where it cmes frm. At least if we’re feeling dwn, we knw that all we have t d is t put n ur running shes.
58．What did the recent study by German scientists find abut the cause f “runner’s high”? (N mre than 10 wrds)

59．Why did the scientists give mice drugs in their experiment? (N mre than 10 wrds)

60．What des the underlined wrd “ntin” mst prbably mean? (1 wrd)

61．Accrding t the studies, what benefit can regular exercise bring t peple with depressin? (N mre than 10 wrds)

62．Besides running, what ther ways d yu knw t relax yurself when stressed? Give an example. (N mre than 25 wrds)(开放题)

四、单词拼写
63．When yu finish writing a frmal letter t yur teacher r business partner, yu shuld write “Yurs s_______” at the end as a plite clsing. (根据首字母单词拼写)
64．The white dve and the live branch are widely seen, s_______ peace and hpe acrss different cultures. (根据首字母单词拼写)
65．T wrk as a prfessinal nurse, yu must be fully _______ (合格的) and have a valid practicing certificate. (根据汉语提示单词拼写)
66．We have _______ (预料) such a large number f participants wuld jin the vlunteer prgram this year. (根据汉语提示单词拼写)
67．Her utstanding cntributins t envirnmental prtectin finally gained public r________ and praise. (根据首字母单词拼写)
五、完成句子
68．When the students heard the bell, they rushed t the playgrund. (把状语从句改写分词作状语)
_________________________________________________________________________
69．He jined a lcal newspaper as a trainee reprter as sn as he left high schl.(用On ding改写句子)
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六、书信写作
70．假设你是晨光中学的学生李津。学校英文报“社会观察”栏目正在征稿。请根据你查询到的以下国内旅游数据，写一篇短文投稿。
内容包括：
(1)描述数据反映的现象；
(2)分析该现象产生的原因（如收入提高、交通便利、政策支持等）；
(3)谈谈你的看法。
注意：
(1)词数不少于100；
(2)可适当增加细节，使内容充实、行文连贯。
A Great Increase in Dmestic Turism
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参考答案
1．B
2．C
3．A
4．B
5．B
6．C
7．A
8．C
9．C
10．A
11．D
12．C
13．D
14．D
15．C
16．C 17．D 18．A 19．B 20．B 21．D 22．C 23．C 24．D 25．A 26．B 27．B 28．C 29．A 30．A 31．C 32．D 33．B 34．D 35．A
36．D 37．C 38．C 39．B 40．利用上下文语境法：根据全文主题牛津大学学生生活成本，以及前文反复出现的“csts”等词，推断“expenditure”与“花费、支出”相关。 41．B
42．B 43．A 44．B 45．A 46．D
47．B 48．A 49．原文第2段：“And with s much new excitement fr this prduct, wuld peple be able t distinguish milk tea cmpanies? These were the questins that Serenitea, a Manila-based milk-tea cmpany, faced in 2014.” 50．C 51．C 52．B
53．B 54．C 55．D 56．C 57．B
58．eCBs may cause the runner’s high./A grup f chemicals called eCBS is the cause. 59．T identify what causes the runner’s high. (只写“T test the thery”给一分) 60．Opinin/Belief/Idea/View 61．It can imprve their md. 62．When stressed, I will listen t music r talk with friends. Because these tw ways can help me relieve my anxiety and rebuild my cnfidence.
63．sincerely/incerely
64．symblizing/ymblizing
65．qualified
66．anticipated
67．recgnitin/ecgnitin
68．Hearing the bell, the students rushed t the playgrund.
69．On leaving high schl, he jined a lcal newspaper as a trainee reprter.
70． A Great Increase in Dmestic Turism
The chart shws a great increase in China’s dmestic turism in 2024. There were 5.615 billin trips, up 14.8% frm 2023. Ttal spending reached 5.75 trillin yuan, a rise f 17.1%.
This grwth results frm several factrs. First, peple’s incmes have increased, allwing mre travel budgets. Secnd, the transprt netwrk has expanded, making travel easier. Finally, gvernment plicies encurage turism develpment.
In my view, this trend benefits bth sciety and individuals. It bsts ecnmic grwth and creates jbs. Fr rdinary peple, traveling enriches their lives and reduces stress. I hpe this psitive trend cntinues, bringing mre clr t ur lives.
A Great Increase in Dmestic Turism
The chart clearly shws a great increase in China’s dmestic turism in 2024. There were 5.615 billin trips, 14.8% higher than in 2023. The ttal spending reached 5.75 trillin yuan, a rise f 17.1%.
Several reasns explain this phenmenn. First, with incmes rising, mre families can affrd t travel. Secnd, the develpment f transprtatin, like high-speed railways, has made traveling faster and easier. Als, gvernment supprt has played an imprtant rle.Likely living csts
Fr 1 mnth
Fr 9 mnths
Lwer range
Upper range
Lwer range
Upper range
Fd
£300
£470
£2,700
£4,230
Accmmdatin
£700
£860
£5,040
£6,192
Persnal items
£180
£305
£1,620
£2,745
Scial activities
£40
£90
£360
£810
Study csts
£35
£80
£315
£720
Other
£20
£35
£180
£315
Ttal
£1,275
£1,840
£10,215
£15,012
Dmestic Turism in China (2024)
2024 Data
Year-n-Year Grwth
Number f Trips (出游人次)
5.615 billin
+14.8%
Ttal Spending (出游总花费)
5.75 trillin yuan
+17.1%