广东河源市龙川县第一中学2025-2026学年普通高中供题期末训练高二英语试题含答案

这是一份广东河源市龙川县第一中学2025-2026学年普通高中供题期末训练高二英语试题含答案，共16页。试卷主要包含了单项选择，阅读理解，完形填空，语法填空，书面表达等内容，欢迎下载使用。

一、单项选择
1．Reading tuching stries can aruse every hidden ________ deep in ur heart.
A．emtinB．talentC．mannerD．feature
2．Everyne is lking frward t the next ________ f the reality shw this Friday.
A．categryB．episdeC．titleD．cntent
3．Merchants frm China and many ther places met t ________ trade deals, which als led t mre awareness f each ther’s cultures.
A．quitB．breakC．reviewD．negtiate
4．Many peple chse t ________ gifts nline during big shpping festivals.
A．deliverB．exchangeC．purchaseD．brrw
5．In mdern sciety, big cmpanies tend t ________ the market and set the price, s that they can take hld f the market.
A．braveB．dminateC．serveD．ruin
6．The cmpany needs a ________ team t adapt t the fast-changing market.
A．mechanicalB．gentleC．dynamicD．plain
7．Yu can’t ________ the imprtance f healthy lifestyle, s yu’d better take regular exercise daily.
A．dismissB．refuseC．avidD．ensure
8．His explanatin is simple and ________, easy fr everyne t understand.
A．lengthyB．straightfrwardC．creativeD．frmal
9．She decided t ________ her applicatin fr persnal private reasns.
A．withdrawB．receiveC．uniteD．weaken
10．Frequent facial expressins and lack f care will make yur face ________ early.
A．darkenB．tightenC．dryD．wrinkle
二、阅读理解
COMMUNITY GARDEN VOLUNTEER PROGRAM
Our cmmunity garden ffers lcal residents a great chance t cnnect with nature and serve the neighbrhd. Vlunteer gardeners will take part in grwing rganic vegetables, watering yung plants and tidying garden public areas. All fresh prduce grwn in the garden will be dnated t nearby cmmunity shelters t help lw-incme families. Grup Rules
Vlunteer grups f mre than six peple need t send a bking email three days ahead. Grup leaders are required t fill in a vlunteer list and hand it ver t the garden manager n arrival. Requirements&Preparatin
Vlunteers must be at least 11 years ld. Anyne under 16 must take part with a parent r guardian.
N prfessinal gardening skills are required. Basic planting guidance and wrking tls will be ffered free f charge. Vlunteers shuld wear cmfrtable clthes and clsed-te shes t avid injury during utdr wrk. Besides, it is advised t bring persnal drinking water and hats n ht sunny days.
All vlunteer hurs can be recrded t meet students’ cmmunity service credit demands.
Upcming Schedule
11．What is the main purpse f the garden vlunteer prgram?
A．T sell hme-grwn vegetables.B．T train prfessinal gardeners.
C．T attract turists t the garden.D．T benefit lcal needy husehlds.
12．What is the yungest age fr independent vlunteering?
A．16.B．11.C．18.D．6.
13．What can we learn frm the schedule?
A．All the activities take place n Saturdays.
B．Garden cleaning will be dne at the Central Garden Gate.
C．Crp harvesting is the activity that takes the lngest time.
D．Participants shuld gather at the West Entrance n Sunday.
Kintsugi (金缮) is the ancient practice f mending brken pttery with gld. It des nt hide cracks but highlights them — a visual metaphr fr hnring cracks, and recgnizing that healing carries its wn unique beauty.
The art entered Otani’s life while she was recvering frm a majr surgery. One quiet mment, she came acrss a simple phrase frm a sng: “All my scars are glden.” Thse wrds gave shape t feelings she hadn’t yet been able t fully face. She felt the quiet ache f a bdy changed and the sense that the future she had nce imagined was slipping away. The wrds wrked like a quiet gateway — smething she hadn’t knwn she needed. S she decided t try Kintsugi, which taught her nt t erase pain but t live with it gracefully, letting time and persnal experience becme part f beauty itself.
Her wrkshps, held in Tky, Lndn, and ccasinally elsewhere, draw participants frm acrss the glbe. They carry nt just brken cntainers but cracked pieces f themselves. A British wman painstakingly repaired a vase that belnged t a shp she nce ran with her late husband. A hneymning cuple restred a mug filled with memries. Als, an exhausted ffice wrker fund her stress melt away in the prcess. They discvered that Kintsugi was mre than just a technique.
Otani believes Kintsugi is a gentle way f viewing the wrld. In a sciety filled with dispsability (用后即可丢弃) and cnstant cnsumptin, peple ften replace brken things easily. Hwever, Kintsugi espuses a ttally different lifestyle. It encurages us t accept flaws and value the meaningful stries behind them. Fr her, it is bth a sustainable practice and a path f emtinal healing, which helps peple find harmny in their experiences, hnr the past and lk frward t the future.
14．What inspired Otani t learn Kintsugi?
A．A strng wish fr physical recvery.B．A tuching line abut scars and healing.
C．A deep passin fr traditinal pttery art.D．A grwing demand fr emtinal healing.
15．Why d participants attend Otani’s wrkshps?
A．T create persnalized pttery fr family and lved nes.
B．T ease emtinal suffering and find cmfrt in mending.
C．T master skills f restring brken antiques and artwrks.
D．T experience crss-cultural cmmunicatin in glbal cities.
16．What des the underlined wrd “espuses” in paragraph 4 mean?
A．Questins.B．Resists.C．Maintains.D．Prmtes.
17．What is the main idea f the text?
A．Art healing becmes a new lifestyle.B．Daily bjects carry warm life memries.
C．Imperfectins in life can cntain beauty.D．Traditinal crafts deserve glbal ppularity.
A study published in March this year revealed that the ttal number f butterflies has declined by 22 percent ver a 20-year perid. “Butterflies are vanishing frm the face f the earth,” said Nick Haddad, a butterfly researcher at Michigan State University wh wrked n the new study.
These insects are far mre than just beautiful creatures. They play a crucial rle as pllinatrs, essential fr the reprductin f many plants, including thse vital fr agriculture. Like bees, butterflies mve pllen frm ne plant t anther t help them grw and prduce fruits and vegetables. Additinally, they serve as a key fd surce fr birds and ther animals, making their decline a significant threat t ecsystem health and fd prductin.
But why are butterfly numbers drpping? Peple are building mre rads, hmes, businesses, and ther develpments. They are cutting up and stamping ut meadws where butterflies nce flew. There is less land fr butterflies t live n. Climate change is anther prblem. Rising temperatures due t climate change are drying ut plants. Every butterfly was nce a caterpillar, and caterpillars depend n plants fr fd. Cnditins that are bad fr plants are bad fr butterflies. Many butterfly species are ding better in the nrthern parts f the areas in which they live, the scientists fund. This suggests the butterflies are flying further nrth where it’s cler t keep cl themselves. The states in the ht and dry Suthwest saw the largest drps in butterfly numbers. Pesticides, mstly used fr farming, are the third and likely the key reasn behind the drp in butterfly numbers. These substances, designed t kill, keep away r cntrl certain frms f plant r animal life that are cnsidered pests, prve fatal t butterflies as well.
Hwever, the scientists say the dr t recvery hasn’t shut yet. Unlike many ther animals in truble, insects breed quickly. Peple can create mre butterfly meadws. Farmers can limit their use f pesticides. If given a chance, butterfly numbers can bunce back.
18．What did the study find abut butterflies?
A．They are imprtant as pllinatrs fr crps.B．They are gradually lsing their living spaces.
C．They may g extinct frm the earth in the future.D．Their rapid disappearance has raised great cncern.
19．Accrding t the passage, which factr affects butterflies mst?
A．Lack f fd surces.B．Harmful farm chemicals.
C．Human land ccupatin.D．Glbal temperature rise.
20．What is the authr’s attitude twards the future f butterflies?
A．Hpeful.B．Cncerned.C．Dubtful.D．Critical.
21．Which f the fllwing is the best title fr the text?
A．Life Cycle and Habits f ButterfliesB．Struggles and Survivals f Butterflies
C．Scientists’ Effrts t Prtect ButterfliesD．Butterflies’ Imprtant Rle as Pllinatrs
Mypia, r nearsightedness, is a grwing glbal visin cnditin that makes faraway bjects lk blurry. Treatments include glasses and cntact lenses (隐形眼镜), and early care can als keep the cnditin frm getting wrse. Sme dctrs nw recmmend a special kind f cntact lens, which can slw dwn the fuzzying f lng-distance visin. But fr a lng time, scientists were nt sure if peple wuld have t wear them frever t keep getting the benefits. A new study has shwn that they dn’t! The special cntacts cntinue t help with the effects f mypia, even after peple switch back t rdinary cntacts.
Researchers, led by ptmetrist David Berntsen, cnducted the cntact lens study at Ohi State University. Their initial research had invlved nearly 300 children, aged 7 t 11, wh were divided int tw grups. One grup gt cntact lenses with an rdinary single fcal pint (焦点), while the ther wre special multi-fcal lenses. These special lenses fcus in tw different ways: the center prtin crrects mypia, and the uter prtin brings light rays int fcus in frnt f the retina (视网膜). This feature sends signals t the brain t slw the grwth and lengthening f the eyes. Everyne wre their cntacts fr three years. In the end, the study shwed that the multifcal cntacts kept mypia frm getting wrse, and kids wh had wrn them had shrter eyes than thse wh wre rdinary cntacts.
Then Berntsen’s grup did a fllw-up study with 235 kids aged 11 t 17, and all f these kids wre multi-fcal lenses. After tw years, they were switched t regular cntacts fr ne mre year. And the data revealed that the prtective effect persisted even after switching back t regular lenses. This suggests that the interventin can have a lasting impact, particularly when applied during the key years f childhd when mypia typically advances mst rapidly.
Hwever, the multi-fcal treatment has limitatins. It nly helps while mypia is still getting wrse, and mypia tends t develp fastest when smene is first becming nearsighted, says Berntsen, s early treatment is better.
Fr nw, there is ne simple thing kids can d t limit mypia: g utside! Outside, they are in bright natural light. They als have t exercise their eyes by fcusing n things bth near and far, which has been cnsistently shwn t reduce the risk f develping mypia.
22．What can be learned frm the new study?
A．Visin damage spreads and is hard t recver.B．Early care can stp mypia frm getting wrse.
C．Special cntact lenses still take effect after disuse.D．Cntact lenses are usually mre practical than glasses.
23．Hw d multi-fcal lenses help prevent mypia frm wrsening?
A．By changing retina psitins.B．By shrtening the eyeball length.
C．By fcusing light nly at the center.D．By adjusting eye physical develpment.
24．What d Berntsen’s cmments suggest abut the treatment?
A．It functins nly when applied timely.B．It suits all visin prblem sufferers well.
C．It targets the fastest stage f childhd mypia.D．It requires persistent use t maintain its benefits.
25．What is suggested t prevent mypia?
A．Wear multi-fcal lenses earlier.B．D eyes exercises every mrning.
C．Enjy utdrs in the pen air.D．Reduce the use f digital devices.
Ding a sprt is undubtedly an excellent way t stay healthy and build character. Hwever, with a wide range f ptins available, deciding the right sprt that suits yu requires thughtful cnsideratin. Fllwing are key steps t guide yur chice.
First and fremst, take yur budget int accunt. 26 Keep in mind that sme sprts, such as skiing r glf, may require a lt f mney just t get started, nt t mentin the expense in buying equipment. By cntrast, ther sprts like tennis r badmintn may be mre financially affrdable because yu can play fr free at a public curt.
Next, cnsider yur preference fr teamwrk. D yu enjy the prcess f a team wrking twards a cmmn gal? 27 Sprts like hckey r vlleyball rely heavily n clse cperatin frm team members, while thers — like swimming r running — prvide mre independence. If yu’re mre f a team player, cnsider a team sprt. If yu’re mre f the sl type, try the latter nes.
The envirnment arund yu is als f crucial significance. 28 Lcal sprt resurces greatly influence availability. Fr instance, living near water might make swimming r rwing attainable, whereas a lack f lcal facilities means yu cannt take up sprts like ice skating. But dn’t be discuraged — cmmunity centers ften prvide diverse prgrams.
29 Hw physically challenging d yu want yur sprt t be? Sme peple thrive n mre challenging, fast-paced sprts like basketball r bxing. Others find themselves mre rewarded in the gentler, mderate pace f activities like yga, jgging, r hiking. D chse smething that matches yur fitness level and enjyment.
Remember, figuring ut which sprt t play will prbably take a little trial and errr, and it’s perfectly nrmal t try different activities befre finding yur fit. After all, it’s a jurney abut explring, learning new skills, and mving yur bdy! 30
A．What sprts are actually available arund yu?
B．Cllective activities are ideal fr scial players.
C．Yu shuld als reflect n the desired activity level.
D．Hw can we chse the suitable sprt envirnment?
E．Many peple spend t much n sprts equipment withut thinking.
F．Keep sticking t regular exercise and enjy the jurney alng the way.
G．Yu need t figure ut hw much mney yu are able t invest in the sprt in advance.
三、完形填空
Peregrine Church, a frmer magician, has always struggled with the glmy weather in his hme city f Seattle. Thus, he wanted t cme up with a new way t surprise and delight peple, in part t help 31 his wn md in the dark days f winter.
He develped a(n) 32 spray (喷雾) that can be used t make sidewalk art that can last fr up t fur mnths. The water-based slutin prves envirnmentally friendly as it degrades 33 . Mst imprtantly, it ensures that the art wrk appears nly when wet. “It gives peple a 34 t lk frward t the rainy days,” Church said. He had n idea that what started as his wn experiment wuld 35 t ther cities in the United States and even arund the wrld.
Church’s 36 came frm a viral vide, in which clthes were sprayed with a hydrphbic (不溶于水的) cating, a substance that prtects 37 frm getting wet. This sparked a questin in his mind: culd the same 38 be applied t sidewalks? After trial and errr, he finally 39 the right methd fr his sidewalk art.
Recently, he has partnered with schls and authrities t create 40 amusement fr thse waiting r walking dwn the street n dull days. The art never fails t aruse 41 in viewers. “Yu culd see their faces light up,” ne fficial recalled.
Church als sells the spray and tls t help peple make their wn rain art fr special 42 , like festivals r celebratins. The nly challenge is timing. The grund needs t be 43 enugh t make the art and then wet enugh fr it t 44 .
Church hpes that he can inspire thers t break free frm daily rutine. “The whle gal is t make peple 45 when it rains,” he said.
31．A．liftB．hideC．maintainD．detect
32．A．cmplexB．invisibleC．expensiveD．cling
33．A．slwlyB．suddenlyC．partiallyD．naturally
34．A．wayB．needC．reasnD．chance
35．A．returnB．switchC．jumpD．spread
36．A．frtuneB．inspiratinC．memryD．reputatin
37．A．itemsB．devicesC．creatinsD．surfaces
38．A．testB．labelC．principleD．art
39．A．hit nB．set asideC．referred tD．gave away
40．A．basicB．rdinaryC．rigidD．playful
41．A．delightB．prideC．curisityD．cnfusin
42．A．partiesB．functinsC．ccasinsD．affairs
43．A．dryB．flatC．hardD．clean
44．A．fade awayB．shw upC．take inD．cme ff
45．A．waitB．drawC．runD．smile
四、语法填空
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。
Chinese authr Chen Yan still remembers the days when he wrked in Xi’an, a histric city in Nrthwest China. Walking alng the city wall, he wuld pass by a street 46 (line) with nearly 20 bkstres. After lunch, it was always pleasant fr him 47 (wander) arund, brwse new bks and smetimes take a favurite ne hme. But tday, nly ne physical bkstre 48 (remain).
Physical bkstres are disappearing 49 an alarming rate. Yet many peple still stick t reading paper bks and refuse t be fully trapped in the digital wrld. The cming Natinal Reading Week raises a key questin: Hw can physical bkstres survive and play a rle in nurturing 50 natin f readers?
Chen Yan has spent a year 51 (study) the trubles independent bkshps face. He fund that in many small and medium-sized cities, independent bkshps are mre rarely seen than befre, except fr state-wned Xinhua Bkstres. “The digital age has changed peple’s way f getting knwledge. Online shpping and e-readers ffer great 52 (cnvenient), but reading is far mre than just gaining infrmatin. It shapes ur thinking and spirits, 53 (determine) the future f a natin”, Chen tld the Glbal Times reprter.
54 (true), bkstres create a special cultural envirnment, 55 peple can feel the smell f paper and the quiet atmsphere, s lcal gvernments shuld ffer prper supprt fr physical bkstres, fr a bkstre shuld becme the calling card f a city.
56．The Chinese astrnauts did sme (science) experiments in the space statin. (所给词的适当形式填空)
57． (apparent), blindly fllwing thers’ advice will affect ur wn judgement. (所给词的适当形式填空)
58．Many f my friends enjy dancing, while I have a strng (prefer) fr singing. (所给词的适当形式填空)
59．We encurage all develpers wh wuld like t get (invlve) in ur prject t jin us and talk with the team. (所给词的适当形式填空)
60．Thmas grew up in he describes as “a fairly tugh twn”. (用适当的词填空)
61．They survived fr fur hurs in the (freeze) weather befre they were finally rescued. (所给词的适当形式填空)
62． (view) frm a distance, the hill lked like a clud. (所给词的适当形式填空)
63．All f the students in ur class are familiar this Tang pem. (用适当的词填空)
64．Seven f us (stick) in the lift last night, which led t ur absence frm schl. (所给词的适当形式填空)
65．We have entered an era, AI can help us d a lt f things. (用适当的词填空)
五、书面表达
66．阅读下面材料，根据其内容和所给段落开头语续写两段，使之成为一篇完整的短文。
Jhnny Agar was brn with cerebral palsy (脑瘫), which severely affected his walking ability, accmpanied by cnstant muscle weakness. Hwever, he dreamed f becming an athlete. Seeing his passin, his father Jeff, nce a minr league baseball player, reslved t help him realize the dream. At 15, Jhnny jined a sprts rganizatin fr disabled kids. Since then, Jeff stuck t getting up at 4 a.m. every day, pushing Jhnny in a racing chair t finish lng-distance training.
The father-sn pair tk part in five Irn-man triathlns (铁人三项) befre. The tugh cmpetitin requires participants t finish 140 miles f swimming, cycling and running within 17 hurs. Regrettably, they never reach the finish line befre the deadline. “Dad, I’m afraid my dream will never cme true,” Jhnny nce sighed in lw spirits. Patting his shulder gently, Jeff replied firmly, “As lng as we keep trying, miracles will happen.” Hlding fast t this belief, they kept training tirelessly.
In September last year, they tk up the challenge again. Jeff swam dragging Jhnny’s kayak (皮划艇), suffering cuntless jellyfish stings, cycled nine hurs n their custm-made bike, and pushed Jhnny thrugh the tiring marathn. Exhausted as he was, Jeff tried t keep a steady pace. Hwever, at mile 19 f the final marathn leg, fear f failure verwhelmed him, and he panicked, wrrying they wuld miss the deadline again. Jhnny als felt anxius, fearing his father’s hard wrk wuld end in vain.
Smehw, Jeff gathered his last strength t speed up. With nly the last 200 feet left and time ticking away, Jeff stpped and helped Jhnny ut f the racing chair. Jhnny’s mther Becki handed him his rlling walker. Determined t finish n his wn, Jhnny struggled frward with all his effrts.
注意：
1．续写词数应为150左右;
2．请按如下格式在答题卡相应位置作答。
Paragraph 1: With nly 5 minutes left, they finally apprached the finish line.
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Paragraph 2: Witnessing the tuching scene, the crwd burst int warm cheers.
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Time
Activity
Meeting Spt
Saturday, Feb. 11 9:00 a.m. — 12:00 p.m.
Vegetable swing
Central Garden Gate
Saturday, Feb. 18 8:30 a.m. — 11:30 a.m.
Garden cleaning
West Entrance
Sunday, Feb. 26 9:00 a.m. — 1:00 p.m.
Crp harvesting
Planting Area
《广东河源市龙川县第一中学2025-2026学年普通高中供题期末训练高二英语试题》参考答案
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5．B
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14．B 15．B 16．D 17．C
18．D 19．B 20．A 21．B
22．C 23．D 24．A 25．C
26．G 27．B 28．A 29．C 30．F
31．A 32．B 33．D 34．C 35．D 36．B 37．D 38．C 39．A 40．D 41．A 42．C 43．A 44．B 45．D
46．lined 47．t wander 48．remains 49．at 50．a 51．studying 52．cnvenience 53．determining 54．Truly 55．where
56．scientific
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66．Paragraph 1: With nly 5 minutes left, they finally apprached the finish line. Jhnny mved his walker step by step, his legs trembling painfully. Jeff walked beside him, ready t ffer supprt but held back, letting Jhnny cmplete the jurney by himself. Sweat streamed dwn Jhnny’s face, yet he never slwed dwn. Every small step carried years f tugh training and endless persistence. The whle wrld seemed quiet, nly their heavy breathing eching arund. Jhnny gritted his teeth and kept mving frward withut hesitatin.
Paragraph 2: Witnessing the tuching scene, the crwd burst int warm cheers. Peple waved flags and shuted encuragement ludly, mved by the father and sn’s perseverance. The mment Jhnny crssed the finish line, Jeff hugged him tightly, tears rlling dwn their faces. They had finally realized their lng-awaited dream. All the pains, failures and endless training paid ff. This unfrgettable experience taught them that persistence culd beat all difficulties and miracles belnged t thse wh never gave up.
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