天津市河东区第七中学2025_2026学年高二年级第二学期5月月考英语试题（文字版，含答案）

这是一份天津市河东区第七中学2025_2026学年高二年级第二学期5月月考英语试题（文字版，含答案）
1. When will the meeting be held?
A. On the 21st.B. On the 22nd.C. On the 23rd.
2 What did the wman d last night?
A. She watched a game.
B. She reviewed her lessns.
C. She attended a party.
3. Why was the man's letter returned?
A. He didn't pay enugh pstage.
B. He ffered a wrng address.
C. He wrte a wrng name.
4. What are the speakers mainly talking abut?
A. The man's dad.
B. A bike race.
C. The man's bike.
5. What is the man’s purpse f talking t the wman?
A. T invite her t a film.
B. T talk abut a film review.
C. T express his interest in fashin.
第二节:听下面几段材料。每段材料后有几个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项，并标在试卷的相应位置。听每段材料前，你将有时间阅读各个小题，每小题5秒钟；听完后，各小题将给出5秒钟的作答时间。每段材料读两遍。
听下面一段对话，回答第6至第8小题。
6. What kind f restaurant des the man recmmend?
A. Greek.B. Bulgarian.C. Turkish.
7. What is the salad made f in the restaurant?
A. Vegetables and cheese.
B. Vegetables and live il.
C. Fruit and cheese.
8. What des the wman mean in the end?
A. She is gaining sme weight.
B. She dislikes meat.
C. She likes the dessert.
听下面一段对话，回答第9至第11小题。
9. What relatin is the man t the wman?
A. Her custmer.B. Her guide.C. Her clleague.
10. Why is the man ging t Spain?
A. T study.
B. T have a hliday.
C. T d business.
11. What des the wman advise the man t d fr the trip t Spain?
A. Prepare cins and paper bills.
B. Exchange sme cins.
C. Take small bills.
听下面一段独白，回答第12至第15小题。
12. Wh is the yungest persn t sail nn - stp arund the wrld alne?
A. Jesse Martin.B. Jessica Watsn.C. Janet Grdn.
13. What led Jessica t make the attempt?
A. Her parents.B. A painting.C. A bk.
14. When did Jrdan climb Munt Qmlangma?
A. In 1993.B. In 1996.C. In 2010.
15. What is peple's attitude t Jrdan's climb up Munt Qmlangma?
A. Oppsed.B. Supprtive.C. Indifferent.
二、单选填空（每小题1分，共15分）
16. — Thank yu fr sharing yur Bilibili membership with me.
— _____. That's what friends are fr.
A. Nt really.B. Dn't mentin it.
C. It's up t yu.D. By all means.
17. Frm the Tky Olympics t the 14th Natinal Games, utstanding perfrmances frm China's athletes shw the cuntry's drive fr a sprts pwerhuse in _____ and innvatin.
A. expectatinB. imitatinC. maximumD. passin
18. _____ English at an early age, the by can speak it quite fluently nw.
A. Having taughtB. TeachingC. TaughtD. Being taught
19. — It sunds reasnable, but I think my wn way is better.
— Yu'll have nthing t _____ by refusing t listen t ur advice.
A. attainB. analyzeC. enhanceD. assess
20. A gd stry des nt necessarily have t have a happy ending, but the reader must nt be left _____.
A. unsatisfying
B. t be unsatisfying
C. unsatisfied
D. being unsatisfied
21. This amusement park as well as all the exciting rides and ther fun activities _____ als hme t utdr cncerts every summer.
A. areB. have beenC. isD. has been
22. _____ a bk in frnt f yur face, yu'll feel the air mving against yur face.
A. WavedB. WavingC. T waveD. Wave
23. ______ Chinese language and culture abrad, the Chinese ministry has pened ver 500 Cnfucius Institutes arund the wrld.
A. T prmteB. PrmtedC. PrmtingD. Having prmted
24. Speaking f nn - cash payments, I think that we man try t use mney less ften instead f replacing it ______.
A. fr gdB. at easeC. in returnD. in cntrast
25. A man fr Jiangsu Prvince graduated frm university at the age f 88, ______ him the ldest university graduate in the cuntry.
A. made
B. making
C. having made
D. t make
26. After weeks f delay, she ______ accepted the reality that the prject had failed.
A. knwinglyB. reluctantlyC. preciselyD. ptentially
27. The number f the vlunteers in ur city ______ 1000 and 60% f them ______ teachers and students.
A. is; isB. is; areC. are; isD. are; are
28. Such a simple experiment can effectively ______ peple's dubts abut the new technlgy, s they are willing t embrace the innvatin.
A. figure utB. put nC. carry utD. wipe ut
29. And when he saw the mists rising frm the river and the sft cluds ______ the muntain tps, he was reduced t tears.
A. t surrundB. being surrundedC. surrundedD. surrunding
30. — Hw cme yu missed the train? Yu arrived at the statin tw minutes ahead f the timetable!
— ______. The train had left early.
A. Yu have gt me thereB. Just my luck
C. Are yu kidding meD. I have n idea
三、完形填空（每小题1.5分，共30分）
Last summer, my 14 - year - ld daughter, Hannah, jined a vlleyball league. Due t her excellent perfrmance, her cach 31 that we shuld transfer her t a mre advanced team.
My wife and I 32 a little. We weren't sure whether Hannah wuld adapt well t the new team. 33 , Hannah seemed quite determined. She thught that it wuld 34 her if she was n a strnger team. S a mnth ag, she jined the team she desired fr.
Yesterday, Hannah invited me t watch a vlleyball turnament. Hannah's team played
against fur ther teams. But Hannah just std n the sidelines, 35 fr her team. She didn't even 36 t play n curt.
I was really 37 . But Hannah smiled thrughut and came t give high fives t her teammates nce they 38 . She was incredibly excited 39 she gt a victry pin (徽章) and tk a grup picture at last.
On the way back hme, I asked her 40 if she wanted me t talk t the cach abut ging back t the riginal 41 .
"Dad, abslutely nt," she replied. "Being part f the team is participating in the 42 . I learned s much while I was 43 the games frm the sidelines. I culd see the 44 f the ther girls s I culd avid ding them in the future. I wuld knw where I needed t 45 . I am als the winner. And if I hadn't 46 , then wh wuld have given them emtinal supprt? I'm part f the team."
I was speechless. I had thught the 47 I saw n Hannah's face during the turnament was pasted (粘贴) n tp f a giant pile f pain. I culdn't have been mre 48 .
My 14 - year - ld daughter shwed me what it 49 t be part f a team. She felt like she was part f smething 50 than herself. I knw she's prepared fr her life ahead.
31.A. prmisedB. requiredC. suggestedD. expected
32.A. hesitatedB. regrettedC. cnfirmedD. debated
33.A. OtherwiseB. BesidesC. MreverD. Hwever
34.A. defeatB. benefitC. prtectD. discurage
35.A. cheeringB. preparingC. waitingD. accunting
36.A. set a galB. acquire the abilityC. have the chanceD. make an effrt
37.A. psitiveB. upsetC. stressedD. excited
38.A. refrmedB. prfitedC. scredD. develped
39.A. nceB. whereC. thughD. when
40.A. carefullyB. casuallyC. cnfusedlyD. surprisedly
41.A. mdB. gameC. teamD. psitin
42.A. experimentsB. challengesC. presentatinsD. adventures
43.A. sharingB. assistingC. playingD. watching
44.A. mistakesB. crisesC. attemptsD. secrets
45.A. escapedB. quitC. imprveD. guide
46.A. shwed upB. given upC. hurried upD. caught up
47.A. curisityB. smileC. cncernD. silence
48.A. lyalB. rightC. sureD. wrng
49.A. expectsB. meansC. prvesD. decides
50.A. calmerB. wiserC. biggerD. firmer
四、阅读理解（每小题2.5分，共50分） A
The lcal bus netwrk gives access t mst f the attractins r turist destinatins f Nttinghamshire, making it easy fr yu t enjy all that the cunty has t ffer.
Why nt let Nttinghamshire's buses prvide yu with a cheap, cnvenient and safe way f enjying a day ut. They even take away the wrry f stpping fr lunch, having a drink and then deciding wh's ging t drive hme, s just calm dwn and enjy yurself.
Special Sunday ticket saves yu mney.
Nttinghamshire Cunty Cuncil's Day Ranger tickets give yu unlimited travel n buses right acrss the cunty every Sunday and Bank Hliday Mnday and will entitle yu t discunts at several visitr attractins. This means that yu can save mney by traveling by bus. Prices are currently:
Simply buy yur ticket n the first bus yu bard n a Sunday and then travel wherever yu want in Nttinghamshire fr the rest f the day.
Finding ut abut getting arund the cunty culdn't be easier. Infrmatin n bus service is widely available at:
※Bus statins
※Libraries
※Cunty cntact pints
※Turist infrmatin centers.
Yu can als visit ur web site at: www.
There is als extensive infrmatin n bus travel and the attractins f the cunty. We prvide a jurney planner and access t timetables fr all the bus services perating in the cunty as well. There are links t the individual bus peratrs fr further infrmatin n fares and special ffers.
Travel line Public transprt inf
0870 608 2 608
51. What can we d accrding t the ad?
A. We can enjy all f the attractins f the cunty by bus.
B. Day Ranger tickets can ffer us unlimited bus travel acrss the cunty every day.
C. We may be able t visit sme scenic spts at a fairly lw price.
D. We need t purchase ur tickets anytime we get n bard the bus.
52. Infrmatin n bus services is available at these places EXCEPT ______.
A. visitr attractinsB. turist infrmatin centers
C. the Cunty Cuncil's web siteD. university libraries
53. Hw much will yu be charged if yur family (a cuple and tw children) ges n a
special Sunday ticket trip?
A.
C.
54. If yu ask fr further infrmatin n fares f the individual bus peratrs, yu may as
well ______.
A. brwse www. B. call 0870 608 2 608
C. g t the Cunty CuncilD. refer t cunty cntact pints
B
While ding sme grcery shpping ne day, I realized I had spent clse t 30minutes
just in the prduce sectin, meticulusly (一丝不苟地) chsing the best - lking apples,
bananas that were ripe but nt sptted and ears f crn with perfectly neat rws f kernels (谷
粒). Hwever, I bet I'm nt the nly ne that rejects the slightest imperfectins in fruits and
vegetables.
I've als seen hw my pursuit f perfect prduce has influenced my children. When I
pack their lunches, I make sure I include fleshy tmates, crisp blueberries, and cucumbers
withut any scratches. But ne day when my daughter refused t eat a pear that was turning
slightly brwn, I knew I had t change my way. I realized I was uncnsciusly teaching my
children t accept sciety's standards f perfectin and that these perceptins(感知能力)
culd have a disastrus impact n ur envirnment.
In the US, up t 40 percent f fd is wasted every year. Mst f this waste ends up in
landfills that creates dangerus greenhuse gases. Arund 20 percent f fd waste is prduced directly at the farm, fr the s - called “ugly” fd may nt meet certain standards set by grcery stres, thugh the fd is still perfectly cnsumable.
On a recent night in San Francisc, I attended a dinner party t raise awareness abut this grwing prblem. It was the brainchild f fd waste activist Jsh Treuhaft, which was an intimate gathering f 16 peple dining n a table made frm recycled wd. The chef, Pesha Perlsweig, prepared a six - curse meal with fd, which was purchased frm Imperfect Prduce that specifically sells “ugly” fruit and vegetables. The rganic twisted carrts r knbbly sweet ptates can be bught at this market fr 30 t 50 percent f the price.
I was blwn away by Perlsweig's creative, delicius dishes made frm the “ugly” fd. Befre each dish, Perlsweig ffered guests tips n hw we culd reduce ur fd waste. Fr example, if yu cut ff the end f a limp carrt and place it in water, it will becme firm again.
After the evening's dinner, I became inspired t rethink the way I shpped fr and cnsumed fd, and t accept the imperfect. Thugh lking ugly, the fd cntains n less nutritin than nrmal fd. Furthermre, it's cheap at the price. My actins inspired my daughter t think differently as well. One mrning, while she was helping prepare her schl lunch, I nticed her chsing a handful f cherry tmates with slight flaws, “They're special,” she said.
I'm hping that these small changes in ur perceptin can make a big difference t ur wrld.
55. Why did the authr spend abut 30 minutes buying prduce?
A. She was very picky abut prduce.
B. She had lts f spare time that day.
C. She is addicted t grcery shpping.
D. She had difficulty in making a decisin.
56. What des the authr mean by saying “I had t change my way” in Paragraph 2?
A. She wuld pay less attentin t the details f prduce.
B. She wuld change her way f educating her children.
C. She wuld n lnger d everything fr her children.
D. She wuld chse fd fr her children mre carefully.
57. What can we learn abut the private gathering?
A. Lts f fd went t waste that day.
B. The guests gt sme tips at the gathering.C. Mst f the dishes were made frm rganic fd.D. It aimed t recmmend a chef cking "ugly" fd.
58. Which f the fllwing is NOT the reasn why the authr accepted the imperfect fd?
A. It is mre delicius after creatively cked.
B. It is cheap and as nutritius as perfect fd.
C. It can always help t prtect the envirnment.
D. It can have a gd effect n children's grwth.
59. What is the authr's purpse in writing this text?
A. T ffer tips n hw t reduce fd waste.
B. T intrduce a new market fr "ugly" fd.
C. T share her experience f educating children.
D. T shw hw she fell in lve with "ugly" fd.
C
It was a pleasant surprise t learn this week that three large pultry (家禽) cmpanies had greatly reduced their use f antibitics in healthy chickens, a mve that culd help slw the appearance f antibitic resistance in bacteria that cause diseases in humans. Other cmpanies ught t fllw the lead f these pineers, and Cngress ught t ban the use f medically imprtant antibitics in animal husbandry (畜牧业) except t cure sick animals.
Strng actin is needed because many germs that infect humans are grwing resistant t treatment with antibitics. Such resistance ccurs unavidably ver time as antibitic kills ff vulnerable strains f a germ and leaves nly the mre resistant strains t multiply. But in recent decades the grwth f resistance has been increased by veruse f antibitics in agriculture, where cmpanies rutinely use the drugs t prmte grwth n less feed and t prevent disease in healthy animals. As a result, sme germs that infect bth animals and humans have becme resistant t antibitics, and even germs that d nt infect humans are capable f transferring their antibitic - resistance genes t germs that d.
That is why the reprt in Sunday's Times by Marian Burrs was s encuraging. She fund that three pultry cmpanies that prduce a third f the chickens cnsumed by Americans each year - Fster Farms, Perdue Farms and Tysn Fds - have greatly reduced the use f antibitics in healthy chickens and are using them primarily t treat sick chickens.
There is n reasn that ther pultry prducers culd nt d the same, and prbably the prk and beef industries as well. It is unacceptable that any industry shuld use medically
imprtant antibitics fr the ecnmic purpse f fstering grwth. Cngress and the Fd and Drug Administratin need t restrain the use f animal antibitics that are related t human medicines.
60. It can be inferred frm the first paragraph that ______
A. three pultry cmpanies are frced t use fewer antibitics
B. ther cmpanies have fllwed the practice f the pineers
C. antibitic resistance in bacteria may result in human disease
D. antibitics are never needed in whatever kind f situatins
61. Accrding t the secnd paragraph, the veruse f antibitics ______.
A. is insignificant in disease preventinB. is unavidable in the pultry industry
C. decreases bacteria resistant t the antibiticsD. threatens the effectiveness f related medicines
62. Why des the authr mentin Marian Burrs' reprt?
A. T illustrate hw the three pultry cmpanies use antibitics.
B. T emphasize the functins f antibitics in animal husbandry.
C. T shw the authr's predictin f the future use f antibitics.
D. T represent the decline in antibitics use in the pultry industry.
63. Which f the fllwing can replace the underlined wrd "restrain" in Paragraph 4?
A. increaseB. limitC. prmteD. restre
64. What is the authr's attitude t the use f antibitics t make prfit?
A. IntlerableB. FavrableC. NeutralD. Ambiguus
D
Singles lking fr lve in China might nce have wandered arund parks t glimpse psters hung by parents with the details f their unmarried children. Nw the authrities in Luanzhu, a city f 570,000 in the nrthern industrial prvince f Hebei, are playing Cupid, building a database fr yung peple lking t find that special smene.
Thse wh want t take part in the Yuth Happiness Prject are asked t fill ut a frm with persnal details, including age, financial situatin and family backgrund, t help the authrities find them a suitr. "Blind date crners" will be created in several f the city's parks and btanical gardens.
China has been trying hard t deal with lw fertility and marriage rates; in 2020 there were 8 millin weddings, dwn frm 13.5 millin in 2013. The mst recent census revealed
that there are nearly 35 millin mre single men than wmen, and abut half f them are within the "marriageable age" range.
Last year in May the gvernment annunced that it wuld allw all cuples t have three children, up frm tw, and in September it scrapped fines fr having mre.
Many cuples prefer sns, which led t high rates f femicide (杀害女性) under the previus ne - child plicy.
The Yuth Happiness Prject was revealed this week in respnse t a questin n an nline message bard fr leaders run by the fficial Cmmunist Party paper Peple's Daily.
The citizen wh psted the message expressed hpe that the gvernment culd rganize activities t help yung singles wh are struggling t meet partners because they are t busy with wrk, accrding t state media. Accrding t the authrities, party cmmittees have made effrts t prmte marriage amng yung peple as well.
65. What can we learn abut the singles in China frm Paragraph 1 and Paragraph 2?
A. In China singles lking fr lve used t wander arund parks all the time.
B. Parents in China wuld hang psters with the details f their unmarried children.
C. "Blind date crners" have been created in sme parks and gardens fr plants.
D. In China a city is helping yung singles t find the ne by building a database fr them.
66. Which f the fllwing is NOT included in the frm required by the Yuth Happiness Prject?
A. Age.B. Financial situatin.C. Family backgrund.D. Suitr.
67. What can we learn abut the fertility and marriage rates in China?
A. In 2020, there were 13.5 millin weddings while in 2013 there were nly 8 millin.
B. China has been wrking n dealing with lw birthrate and marriage rates.
C. There are nearly 35 millin mre single men than wmen, abut half f them are beynd the "marriageable age" range.
D. The mst recent census made peple aware that nearly 35 millin mre men than wmen.
68. The underlined wrd "scrapped" in Paragraph 4 can be understd as ______.
A. tk inB. changed intC. let inD. gt rid f
69. Based n the fficial media the reasn fr yung singles wh have t fight t find partners is that ______
A. yung singles are engaged in their wrk
B. the gvernment culd nt rganize activities t help yung singles
C. yung singles are busy with their friendsD. the yung are particular abut finding partners
70. What des the authr mstly want t tell us?
A. The authrities in Luanhu are abut t playing Cupid.
B. The Chinese gvernment annunced it wuld allw all cuples t stick t ne - child plicy.
C. The Yuth Happiness Prject in Luanzhu is t help authrities find yung Chinese singles a suitr.
D. The citizen psted the message t express thanks fr the gvernment wh rganized activities t help yung singles.
五、阅读表达（每小题2分，共10分）
When I was seven years ld I saw my mther making dll clthes. She tld me that they were fr the pr peple, s I never gave it anther thught. Cme Christmas mrning when I pened my present, there were thse beautiful dll clthes. My mther just smiled and said, "They are fr the pr peple. We're pr."
When I was nine, my greatest desire in life was t wn a pg stick (弹簧高跷). But my mther tld me that we simply culdn't affrd ne. A few days befre Christmas, my parents and I went shpping. While my mther and I were paying the mney, my dad came with a lng bx. I remember wndering at that very mment if it was a pg stick in that bx. After we arrived back at hme my dad put the bx in the barn (谷仓). While my parents were away, I snuck ut t the barn t find the bx. I was s excited and I knew that as sn as I pened that magical bx my bright, shiny pg stick wuld appear. N such luck! Inside the bx was a silly ld brm (扫帚). And s Christmas mrning was disappinting. After all the wrapping paper was cleaned up, my dad came back frm the barn with a beautiful pg stick. I culdn't believe it! Hw they were able t get the mney fr it and hw they tricked me with the brm. My parents prbably laugh quietly when they played the trick n me and I wnder if they were watching me frm the windw as I went ut t the barn secretly fr my Christmas present.
Althugh we didn't have much mney, my parents gave me the mst imprtant gift f all, much lve. We had lve and we had jy.
71. Fr whm des the authr think her mther made dll clthes at first? (n mre than 5 wrds)
________________________________
72. What des the underlined wrd in Paragraph 2 mean? (n mre than 5 wrds)
73. Why did the authr feel disappinted when he fund a brm in the bx? (n mre than 10 wrds)
74. Why did the authr's parents put a brm in the bx? (n mre than 15 wrds)
75. What is the best present yu want t give yur mther r father? Please give yur reasns. (n mre than 20 wrds)
六、书面表达（满分25分）
76. 假设你是晨光中学的学生会成员李津。你校学生会将发起“Read Nature, Feel Life”的自然文学阅读倡议，请你以学生会的名义,根据以下内容提示撰写一篇英文倡议书。
1. 点明倡议背景与目的；
2. 介绍活动具体内容(如阅读自然主题作品、参与朗诵分享会等)与参与方式(如自愿报名、提交作品或参与分享会等)；
3. 阐述活动意义，发出呼吁。
注意: (1) 词数不少于100；
(2) 适当添加细节，使行文连贯；
(3) 开头和结尾已给出，不计入总词数。
Dear fellw students,
The Students' Unin
试卷答案
二、单选填空（每小题1分，共15分）
三、完形填空（每小题1.5分，共30分）
四、阅读理解（每小题2.5分，共50分）
五、阅读表达（每小题2分，共10分）
71. Fr the pr peple.
72. Went secretly.
73. Because he expected a pg stick.
74. They wanted t play a trick n her/him.
75. A handwritten card. It can recrd my sincere lve fr them.
六、书面表达（满分25分）
Dear fellw students,
T help everyne get clse t nature and feel the beauty f life, the Students' Unin is launching an activity themed "Read Nature, Feel Life".
First f all, we invite students t read natural literature wrks vluntarily, such as wrks abut frests, rivers, wild animals and ther natural themes. Yu can sign up at the ffice f the Students' Unin befre May 20, and yu can als submit yur reading ntes r yur wn wrks describing natural scenery. We will hld a reading and sharing
meeting n May 30, where yu can share yur reading experiences and feelings abut nature.
This activity can nt nly imprve ur reading ability, but als let us understand the charm f nature, s as t raise ur awareness f envirnmental prtectin. We sincerely hpe that every student can actively participate in it, feel nature in reading, and harvest grwth in sharing.
The Students' Unin16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
B
D
C
A
C
C
B
A
A
B
26
27
28
29
30
B
B
D
D
B
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
C
A
D
B
A
C
B
C
D
A
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
C
B
D
A
C
B
B
D
B
C
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
C
A
C
B
A
A
B
D
A
C
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
D
D
B
A
D
D
B
D
A
C