四川眉山市2025-2026学年高二下学期期末考试英语试卷（Word版附解析）

这是一份四川眉山市2025-2026学年高二下学期期末考试英语试卷（Word版附解析），共8页。试卷主要包含了07，5分，满分7， B等内容，欢迎下载使用。
2026.07
本试卷满分150分，考试时间120分钟。
第一部分听力(共两节，满分30分)
做题时，先将答案标在试卷上，录音内容结束后，你将有两分钟的时间将试卷上的答案转涂 到答题卡上。
第一节(共5小题；每小题1.5分，满分7.5分)
听下面5段对话。每段对话后有一个小题，从题中所给的A 、B、C 三个选项中选出最佳选项。 听完每段对话后，你都有10秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅读下一小题。每段录音播放两遍。
1.When can the man enter the gallery n Sunday afternn?
A.At 4:20. B.At 4:40. C.At 5:00.
2.Hw des the man feel abut the cinema?
A.Prly equipped. B.T remte. C.Quite crwded.
3.What des the wman need t d t jin the club?
A.Fill ut a frm. B.Apply by email. C.Turn in sme wrks
4.Where des the cnversatin prbably take place?
A.In a library. B.In a museum. C.In a bkstre.
5.Wh is the wman prbably?
A.A shpping assistant B.A htel receptinist. C.A delivery persn.
第二节(共15小题；每小题1.5分，满分22.5分)
听下面5段对话或独白。每段对话或独白后有几个小题，从题中所给的A 、B 、C三个选项中 选出最佳选项。听每段对话或独白前，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。每段录音播放两遍。
听第6段录音，回答第6、7题。
6.What is the prbable relatinship between the speakers?
A.Bss and emplyee. B.Dctr and and student.
7.What is Daniel ging t d next?
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A.Make new plans. B.Cmplete his task. C.Ask fr sick leave.
听第7段录音，回答第8至10题。
8.What is Ryan prbably mving fr?
A.Lwer rent. B.Better space.
9.What will Ryan d n Mnday afternn?
A.Give a presentatin. B.Mve int the new flat. C.Hire a mving cmpany.
10.Hw will Sarah help Ryan?
A.By driving him hme. B.By packing his luggage. C.By taking care f his pet.
听第8段录音，回答第11至13题。
11.Why d the speakers give up cycling n Saturday?
A.The traffic is heavy. B.The schedule is tight. C.The weather is unsuitable.
12.Wh prvides the cycling supplies?
A.Jasn. B.Ethan. C.Le.
13.What will the speakers d at the resting spt?
A.Have a picnic. B.Meet a sme phts.
听第9段录音，回答第14至16题。
14.What was the April Fair riginally?
A.A firewrks shw. B.A scial celebratin. C.A cattle trading event.
15.What impressed Amy mst during the fair?
A.The midnight delicius seafd. C.The traditinal cstumes.
16.What are the speakers mainly talking abut?
A.A unique custm. B.A wnderful trip. C.A famus cuntry.
听第10段录音，回答第17至20题。
17.What is the main purpse fCpenPay?
A.T attract mre reduce traveling budget. C.T encurage greener turism.
18.What d we knw abut the prgram in 2024?
A.It lasted fr 28 days. B.It became a city plicy. C.It included 100 attractins.
19.Hw can yu get free guided turs?
A.By riding a bike. B.By taking the train. C.By walking 5,000 steps.
20.Why are lnger stays encuraged?
A.T prmte lcal business. B.T reduce travel pllutin. C.T spread reginal culture.
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
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·Quick Facts:Abut 45 mins;1.4km;Difficulty:★
·Special Ntes:Be prepared fr rapidly changing weather in this muntainus regin. Whitecliffs Walkway
This wnderful walk takes yu acrss the steep castal cliffs f nrthern Taranaki and dwn t a sandy beach,ffering wide views f the sea,dramatic white cliffs,and unusual rck frmatins.
·Quick Facts:5-8 hurs;22km(return);Difficulty:★★
·Special Ntes:Be very careful alng the beach,because rcks may fall.
Bay f Islands Castal Walkway
On this full-day rute,yu'll walk alng castal beaches and take ferries(轮渡)acrss the water,with pprtunities t spt native plants and wildlife—especially thekiwi—and visit histric sites.
·Quick Facts:8 hurs;14 km;Difficulty:★★★
·Special Ntes:There are many steps n the walkway,s yu need a gd fitness level. Cullen Creek Walkway
Fllw an ld gld miners'trail as it winds thrugh beautiful valleys.While the ld gld mining twn is
lng gne,signs shw where ld buildings used t be.This is a physically demanding rute,s wear strng hiking bts.
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1.Which is mst suitable fr a family with kids in terms f difficulty?
A.Lake Gunn Nature Walk. B.Whitecliffs Walkway.
C.Bay f Islands Castal Walkway D.Cullen Creek Walkway.
2.What d Whitecliffs Walkway and Bay f Islands Castal Walkway have in cmmn?
A.Ferry rides. B.Steep steps. C. Beach walks. D.Falling stnes.
3.What des a hiker need fr Cullen Creek Walkway?
A.Tugh ftwear. B.A mining permit.
C.Bridge building skills. D.A survival guide.
B
Yang Changqin transfrmed a childhd passin int a lifelng calling.Brn in Suthwest China's Guizhu Prvince,she fellin lve with handicrafts early.After a brief spell as a kindergarten teacher,she abandned that
cnventinal path and,arund 18,became an apprentice (学徒)in traditinal bamb weaving."She's stubbrn," her mther said.“If she hits a wall,she'll build a ladder.Once she decides,she fllws thrugh.”
Bamb weaving is a traditinal craft that turns thin strips(条)f bamb int useful and decrative bjects —baskets,trays,lamps.Yang's early training was anything but easy.She ften struggled t cntrl the knife
prperly,cut her hands,and kept wrking even while bleeding.Thrugh persistent practice,her techniques became secnd nature,and her mvements grew steady and precise.She wanted her creatins t capture the feeling f the bamb frests where she grew up,while als being practical fr mdern life.
As her skills advanced,Yang pushed the craft frward.She pineered 3D weaving techniques and studied art in majr cities,bringing cntemprary design int her wrk.In 2012,she funded her wn brand.Her bamb
paintings,handbags,and lamps sn gained ppularity.T run the business effectively,she als mastered management,nline marketing,and livestreaming.
Beynd persnal success,her business has had a tangible impact n the lcal cmmunity.Her cmpany nw supprts ver 100 stable jbs and abut 200 flexible nes,helping villagers earn mre withut leaving their
hmetwn."Be brave enugh t be yurself and turn yur passin int a career,"she tld yung peple.Tday,she plans t train her team in new media,hping bamb weaving will reach even mre peple.
4.What can we learn abut Yang frm her mther's wrds?
A.She rarely takes thers'advice. B. She perseveres despite challenges.
C.She blindly fllws her dream. D.She has a passin fr handicrafts
5.What is Yang's main gal fr her prducts?
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A.T priritize visual beauty. B.T guarantee natural materials
C.T stick t traditinal crafts. D.T cmbine nature with practicality.
6.What des the underlined wrd “tangible”in paragraph 4 mean?
A.Real and nticeable. B.Theretical and abstract.
C.Temprary and slight. D.Hidden and unexpected.
7.What can be a suitable title fr the text?
A.Guizhu Weaver Weaves New Life int Bamb
B.Traditin Chses Its Keeper in Bamb Weaving
C.Bamb Crafts Bring Villagers New Opprtunities
D.New Media Cnnects Bamb Crafts t the Wrld
C
If yu're finding it harder t walk mre,it may nt reflect a failure f willpwer.In many cities,street
design has given pririty t the needs f cars,making walking less cnvenient.Sidewalk cverage is limited,wide rads slice thrugh neighbrhds,and large parking lts ften replace parks.It fllws that peple wh live in
mre walkable places simply walk mre.
Yet quantifying( 量化)hw walkability affects walking rates has been difficult.T address this,researchers analyzed step-cunt data frm mre than 5,400 users f an activity-tracking app,cmparing their step cunts when they mved between cities with lw and high walkability scres.
The results were ntable.Users averaged 5,574 steps per day,but relcating frm a lw-walkability city t a high-walkability ne added abut 1,100 steps daily—rughly 11minutes f leisurely walking.Mving in the
ppsite directin prduced a similar decline.These findings suggest that walking behavir is nt nly a matter f persnal lifestyle chice,but als reflects the influence f the built envirnment
Althugh the built envirnment may seem hard t change,cities can take multiple steps t becme mre
pedestrian-friendly by slwing traffic,imprving crssings,and enhancing air quality and safety.Anther apprach is t add mre parks and smaller radside green spaces,s peple can walk withut encuntering traffic.Planting
trees prvides shade in ht weather,and benches ffer resting pints fr pedestrians.
In a paper published in Nature,Althff,the lead authr,estimated that if every matched a walkability level cmparable t Chicag's scre f 78,abut 36 millin mre Americans wuld meet
physical-activity guidelines."While individual behavir change is imprtant,"he added,“creating activity-friendly envirnments can pwerfully bst it,enabling cmmunities t live healthier,mre active lives."
8.What prevents peple frm walking mre in many cities based n paragraph 1?
A.Fast-paced mdern life. B.Car-centered city designs.
C.Pr persnal willpwer. D.Cnvenient public transprt.
9.What did researchers find by analyzing the app data?
A.Walking apps bst walking rates. B.Relcatin barely changes walking steps.
C.Persnal chice determines walking walkability helps increase walking steps.
10.What is paragraph 4 mainly abut?
A.Prblems in mdern cities B.Benefits f city walking.
C.Ways t imprve walkability. D.Reasns fr changing cities.
11.What message des Althff mainly cnvey?
pay little attentin t walkability.
B.New physical-activity guidelines are needed.
C.Cmmunity service has an impact n well-being.
D.Urban design plays a vital rle in public health.
D
Fr centuries,scientists have sught t explain a striking human puzzle:why rughly 90 percent f peple wrldwide are right-handed.The underlying cause f handedness has lng remained unclear,until nw,as a
Chinese research team reprts that it has slved it.
In a study recently published in the Jurnal f Genetics and Genmics,researchers frm the Chinese
Academy f Sciences(CAS)revealed hw hand preference develps thrugh animal experiments and prpsed the "Hypthesis( 假说)f Acquired Right-Hand Preference."
The researchers fund that untrained mice used bth paws equally when eating.T test their hypthesis,
scientists designed a special cage with a small hle placed in a challenging psitin,s that the mice had tuse
nly their left paw r nly their right paw t reach the fd inside.Remarkably,after just 5 t 7 frced feeding
trials,the mice develped a lasting preference.Thse trained t use their right paw cntinued t favr it fr ver a mnth even after the test cnditins stpped.The same happened fr mice trained t use the left paw,shwing that paw preference can be learned.
Akey finding appeared in a fllw-up experiment.After the mice frmed a habit with ne paw,scientists
frced them t use the ther paw.The right-paw habit was mre difficult t change,while left-paw preferences
culd be shifted mre easily t right-paw use.Even when frced t switch back,mst ended up favring their right
paw.Only a small minrity remained“stubbrn”lef-paw users,which matches the real-wrld pattern f human handedness.
Based n these results,the researchers cncluded that human handedness is nt inbrn,but rapidly
established during early life thrugh repeated use f ne hand."Once a right-hand preference is frmed,it is mre
stable and easier t keep than a left-hand ne,s it becmes strnger ver time,"said Sun Zhngsheng,a CAS researcher. He als nted that this tendency,strengthened by a scial envirnment dminated (主导)by
right-handers,eventually creates ur "right-handed wrld."
The findings nt nly reslve a lngstanding behaviral puzzle but als ffer a new perspective n hw the brain wrks and hw human habits develp.
12.Why was the special cage used in the initial experiment?
A.T mnitr hw mice nrmally eat. B.T watch hw paw preference develps C.Tmake mice use a specific paw. D.T train mice t use bth paws equally.
13.What did the fllw-up experiment find?
A.Paw preference switched easily. B.Left-paw preference was stubbrn.
C.Paw preference culd be acquired. D.Right-paw preference was mre stable.
14.What did the researchers cnclude abut human handedness?
A.It is fixed at birth. B.It is frmed thrugh repeated use.
C.It shifts ver time. D.It is slwly frced during early life.
15.What fuels human handedness tendency accrding t Sun Zhngsheng?
A.Human brain structure. B.Scial influence.
C. Human genetic makeup. D.Intentinal training.
第二节(共5小题；每小题5分，满分12.5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。
When an every day item breaks,mst peple immediately think f buying a new ne.A trn jacket,a
malfunctining(出故障的)laptp,r a brken chair might seem much easier t replace than t fix.Hwever,the traditinal practice f repairing things is making a quiet cmeback in mdern cmmunities,driven by a grwing awareness f its benefits.
16 Every manufactured prduct carries hidden csts in materials,energy,and transprt.By keeping an item in use fr a lnger perid,we directly reduce the demand t prduce a replacement,ultimately cutting
dwn n waste and emissins.
Repairing can als save a significant amunt f mney.A simple fix usualy csts far less than a brand-new purchase. 17 In fact,learning basic maintenance skills,such as sewing a buttn r patching a bicycle tire, can make individuals feel mre capable and self-reliant.
Aside frm its practical value,restring a brken item tuches us n an emtinal level. 18 A
carefully mended canvas bag r wden desk might remind us f an unfrgettable trip r a belved family member. Keeping it alive means preserving a piece f ur persnal histry.
Admittedly,nt everything can r shuld be fixed at hme.Safety always matters,and severely damaged items ften require prfessinal attentin. 19 T address this gap,many cities nw hst "repair cafes", where skilled vlunteers help lcals fix everyday items prperly.
Fundamentally,the habit f repairing frces us t pause befre thrwing things away.It replaces the autmatic impulse(冲动)t buy smething new with a simple questin:“What can I still use?” 20 A.Old bjects ften carry deep persnal memries.
B.One clear benefit f this practice is envirnmental.
C.Yet,the rewards extend beynd financial savings alne.
D.This shift in mindset breaks the cycle f endless cnsumptin.
E.Mastering the fine art f restratin requires time and patience.
F.Unfrtunately,mst individuals lack the skills fr cmplex tasks.
G.Often,the answer reveals that we already wn mre than enugh.
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，从短文后各题所给的A 、B、C 和 D 四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳 选项。
When I first signed up t vlunteer at the lcal animal shelter,my primary gal was simply t 21
my cmmunity service hurs.I had pictured myself cmfrtably petting furry puppies.Reality, hwever,quickly _ 22 me.
I was assigned t the“Special Care”area,cleaning cages and feeding dgs that were t ld,sick,r 23 t be adpted.Amng them was Buster,a massive mix-breed dg barking(吠) 24 _at anyne appraching.
Fr the first tw weeks,I tried my best t 25 Buster,quickly sliding his fd in and stepping back, terrified f an attack.One rainy afternn,few visitrs came,and the shelter was unusually 26 .Sitting
quietly,I nticed Buster stpped barking. He slwly paced frward,letting ut a sft,pitiful whine(呜咽).
Cautiusly,I 27 my hand.Instead f baring his teeth,Buster pressed his wet nse against my fingers.At that mment,I realized his aggressive behaviur was simply ut f 28 .Having been hurt befre,he was trying t prtect himself frm further 29 ·
Over the next mnth,I dedicated extra time t Buster.I learned t 30 his bdy language and speak sfly.Slwly but surely,the wall f 31 between us began t break dwn.
Mnths later,an elderly cuple came and 32 Buster.Watching him leave,I felt bth sadness and pride.This experience prfundly reshaped me.We shuldn’t hastily(草率地) 33 thers by their
defensive masks.Thse wh seem hardest t lve ften 34 it mst.Vlunteering was n lnger abut lgging hurs;it was abut 35 a genuine cnnectin.
B.recrd C.enjy D.extend
B.cnfused C.struck D.cmfrted
B.fierce C.shy D.ugly
B.nervusly C. jyfully D.gently
B.avid C. bserve D.calm
B.tense C. deserted D.crwded
back B.reached ut C.shk ff D.put dwn
B.anger C.hunger D.fear
B.regret C.pain D.stress
B.restrict C.change D.cpy
B.cldness C.silence D.impatience
B.cured C.bught D.adpted
B.judge C.cntrl D.hurt
B.dubt C. need D.resist
B.keeping C.sharing D.building
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。
Under the blazing summer sun,a yung Nigerian student named Wang Qian steps bareft int a rice field in rural China,hlding a fishing net and a bucket.She was taking part in a TV prgram in Zhejiang prvince, 36 she experienced cuntry life firsthand.
"At first I just viewed it 37 a filming assignment,"said Wang Qian,"but it really pened my eyes."
Her interest in China 38 (begin)in primary schl,and after winning a Cnfucius Institute schlarship, she turned her childhd dream int reality.""The Chinese gvernment gave us the chance 39 (study)as wellas a deep affectin that crssed muntains and seas,"she said.Nw a dctrate student at Zhejiang Nrmal University,she has spent 10years in China,grwing frm a curius explrer int an active 40
(participate)in China-Africa cultural exchange.
On camera,Wang Qian jined villagers in digging ptates,making tfu,and cking.Off camera,she fell in lve with the 41 (peace)cuntryside.She called China's rural revitalizatin( 复兴)“amazing”—nt
just because villages became cleaner r richer, 42 because ld buildings and traditinal knwledge were preserved,keeping cultural identity alive.She was als impressed by yung villagers 43 (return)hme t start businesses and sell lcal prducts nline.
44 experience brught back memries f her nature-filled childhd,and she wasn't ready t leave when filming ended.Smiling,she quted a Chinese saying:“Lucid waters and lush muntains are invaluable assets. China's cuntryside is 45 (true)a treasure.”
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，你校即将举办校园科技周。校英文报现面向全校学生征集“最具创意校园科技活动”提案。 请给编辑Sammy 写一封邮件应征，内容包括：
1. 你提议的活动；
2. 提议的理由。
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 Sammy,
Best wishes,
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 a damp December afternn,and I was getting ready fr my graduatin frm graduate schl.I chse a simple black dress that wuld fit under my rbe.I even put n a bit f makeup—very ut f character fr me,
but s was graduating.
I was glancing ver the ceremny prgram when it hit me-stairs!Walking acrss the stage was scary
enugh.NwI'd have t manage stairs up n that stage first!I called my friend Sally in tears."I'm nt ging.The stairs are the last straw.”Sally had been taking ntes fr me in class fr tw years becauseI write slwly due t
cerebral palsy( 脑瘫).“"N,yu are ging!”she said,"I'll make a plan.”She made me prmise t be at the ceremny venue in an hur.
I arrived and saw the stairs.I'd walk up the left side,shake hands with the dean (院长),then dwn the ther. But my right hand-affected by cerebral palsy-had limited crdinatin ( 协调性).Hw culd I shake hands in frnt f hundreds?
When I fund Sally,she rushed ver,saying,“I have it all wrked ut.Let's fix yur makeup.”She led me t the restrm,where we jked abut tripping in ur lng gwns.“If Ifall,at least I wn't be the nly ne,”I
jked.Catching my eye in the mirrr,Sally turned serius,"N,Tina,yu wn't be alne.I prmise."
When they started calling names ne by ne,I watched my classmates walk acrss the stage as if they were flating.I let g f wrry and just sat in awe.As my name drew clser,my bdy started t shake,as it always did. Then I saw them—David and Sally mving tward the stairs n the left side f the stage,Vanessa and Ze
psitining themselves n the right.My fur best friends,ready.
注意：(1)续写词数应为150个左右；
(2)请按如下格式在答题纸的相应位置作答。
My name was finally called.
When we gt back t ur seats,David and Sally were already there.
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