2025-2026学年湖北省孝感市度高二上学期9月英语起点考试

2025-2026学年湖北省孝感市度高二上学期9月英语起点考试一、听力选择题(★★)1.WhathappenedtoRyanyesterday?

A．Hewaslateforwork.B．Hewassick.C．Hehadanaccident.(★★)2.Howdoesthewomanfeel?

A．Energetic.B．Hungry.C．Terrible.(★★)3.Whatwillthemando?

A．Exerciseintheschoolgym.B．Practicetennisinagarden.C．Takeexerciseinthepark.(★★)4.Whydidthespeakersbuytickets?

A．Toattendamusicfestival.B．Towatchamatch.C．Toseeafilm.(★★)5.Whatisthewoman’sattitudetowardstheman’splan?

A．Envious.B．Astonished.C．Upset.(★★)听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。6.Howdothespeakersliketheirtrip?

A．Satisfied.B．Justso-so.C．Disappointed.7.Whatwillthespeakersdonext?

A．Sortoutluggage.B．Bookaroom.C．Havearest.(★★★)听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。8.Whatdoesthemanwanttodo?

A．Wearanoldhat.B．HoldaHalloweenparty.C．Lookforhisownhats.9.Whatistheprobablerelationshipbetweenthespeakers?

A．Husbandandwife.B．Motherandson.C．Teacherandstudent.(★★★★)听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。10.Whendotheworkshopsrun?

A．EveryThursday.B．EverySunday.C．EverySaturday.11.Whowillbeallowedtojoinintheworkshops?

A．A7-year-oldchild.B．A4-year-oldchild.C．A3-year-oldchild.12.Howmuchshouldtwochildrenfromafamilypay?

A．£5.B．£4.50.C．£4.(★★★)听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。13.WhydidMarthagiveupherearlierjob?

A．Thesalarywasnotsatisfying.B．Thestaffwerequiteunfriendly.C．Thebosstooknointerestinherideas.14.Whatwasthemostamazingaboutthemobilerestaurant?

A．Allisadvertisedonline.B．Peoplecanbookameal.C．Justalittlefoodiswasted.15.Whatisthegreatestadvantageofthemobilerestaurant?

A．Customerspayinadvance.B．Shecanworkflexibly.C．Nowaiterisneeded.16.WhatwasdifficultforMarthatodoamealonthebeach?

A．Theinsects.B．Thewind.C．Thenoise.(★★★)听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。17.WhatistheagerangeoftheusersofMovingUp?

A．4-6.B．5-10.C．12-16.18.HowcanyoungpeoplebenefitfromNetAware?

A．Theycanidentifyonlinedangers.B．Theycanimprovelanguageskills.C．Theycanimprovetheirstudyskills.19.WhatdoesTestDoctorsoffertostudents?

A．Survivingskills.B．Practicalskills.C．Learningtips.20.Whatisthespeakermainlytalkingabout?

A．Howtohelpchildrenfocusontheirstudy.B．Recommendedusefulsitesforkidsandteenagers.C．Tipsonhowtochoosesuitablewebsites.二、阅读理解(★★)FieldTripstotheWisconsinZooTHEBRIEFINTRODUCTIONWeprovideaneducationalrateforallschoolgroupsof$10perstudentand$12peradultforadmissiontothezoo.·FieldtripsareavailablefromMondaytoFriday.·Wenolongeracceptpurchaseordersonthedayofentry.·Groupsmustentertogether.·You’rewelcometoenjoythefoodprovidedbyorbroughtintothezoo,butdonotshareitwithanyoftheanimals.ADD-ONGUIDETOURSGroupsvisitingthezoocanaddonaguidedtourtoenhancetheirexperience.Guidedtoursareledbyazooinstructor.Guidedtourslast45minutesandcostanadditional$2perperson.Choosefromoneofthetopicsbelow:·CrazyClassificationThroughthistour,participantsdiscoverthefivemajorfeaturesthatscientistsusetoclassifyanimals.Theinstructorchallengesparticipantstointeractionandinquirytoimprovetheirobservationandcriticalthinkingskills.·DynamicDesertsDuringthistour,participantsexploredesertanimals’creativetechniquesforsurvivalinthedesertwhereresourcesareinsufficientandcompetitionisfierce.Besides,theylearnabouttheimpacthumansplayonthisrichanddiverseecosystem.·MoreThanaZookeeperThroughoutthistour,azooinstructorwillleadthegroupindiscussionsandanactivity,exploringsomeofthejobsnecessarytorunasuccessfulzooandconservationprogram.·EnrichingExperiencesThistourprovidesparticipantswiththeopportunitytolearnaboutdifferenttypesofbehavioralenrichmenttokeepanimalsfromgettingboredorbeingstressed,makinglifemorestimulatingforthezoo’sanimals.21.WhatisarequirementforstudentstakingfieldtripstotheWisconsinZoo?

A．Reservingticketsatleastonedayinadvance.B．Askingtheirparentstocomealongwiththem.C．Enteringthezooisavailableatanytime.D．Arrivingatthezooingroupsasearlyaspossible.22.Whatisthecosttoenjoyaguidedtourforaschoolgroupof12studentsand3adults?

A．$156.B．$162.C．$186.D．$192.23.Whichofthefollowingtoursfocusesonanimals’survivingskills?

A．CrazyClassification.B．DynamicDeserts.C．MoreThanaZookeeper.D．EnrichingExperiences.(★★★)ANepaleseteenagerhasbecometheyoungestpersontosummittheworld’s14highestpeaks.NimaRinjiSherpa,18,reachedthetopof8,027-meterShishapangmaat6:05localtimeonOctober9,alongwithhispartnerPasangNurbuSherpa—thefinalof14“8000ers”(超过8000米的山峰)peaksallrecognizedbytheTheInternationalClimbingandMountaineeringFederation(alsoknownasUIAA)asstandingmorethan8,000mabovesealevel.Previously,MingmaGyabu“David”Sherpasummitedall14mountainsbytheageof30in2019,accordingtoGuinnessWorldRecords,whichstatesonitswebsitethatnewrecordscantakeweekstoconfirm.NimastartedhissplendidjourneyinSeptember2022whenheclimbedNepal’s8,163mManaslu.Overthenexttwoyears,hesummitedallofthe“8000ers”includingEverest,theworld’shighestmountainat8,848.86m,andthefamouslydangerousK2at8,611m.NimatooktoInstagramtomarkthecompletionofthegruelingchallenge,writing:“Idevotethisworldrecordtomyproject,SherpaPower.Thissummitisnotjustthepeakofmypersonaljourney,butapreciousgifttoeverySherpawhohaseverdaredtodreambeyondthetraditionalboundariessetforus.Mountaineeringismorethanlabor;itisevidenceforourstrength,toughness,andpassion.”Nepal’sSherpashavelivedinthehighaltitudesoftheHimalayasforgenerationsandlongservedasguidesandporters,whoselocalknowledgeandskillshasbeenpricelessforforeignersattemptingclimbsinthearea.ClimbingSherpasaremoreoftenthannotthepeoplewhomakeinternationalmountaineeringexpeditionspossible.Althoughtheycarryheavyequipmentandsuppliesupmountainsandguidepeopletohighaltitudesummitsindangerousconditions,theyoftendon’treceivetherecognitionorrewardstheydeserve.“ThroughSherpaPower,IwanttoshowtheyoungergenerationofSherpasthattheycanriseabovethelabelofbeingonlysupportclimbersandbringouttheirpotentialastopathletes,adventurers,andcreators,”Nimaadded.“Wearenotjustguides;wearepathfinders.LetthisbeacalltoeverySherpatoseethedignityinourwork,thepowerinourheritage,andthelimitlesspossibilitiesinourfuture.”24.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“grueling”inParagraph5mostprobablymean?

A．Tiring.B．Rewarding.C．Boring.D．Amazing.25.Whatcanbeinferredaccordingtothepassage?

A．Nimastartedhisjourneytosummitthe“8000ers”attheageof18.B．Nima’snewrecordwasrecognizedandconfirmedbyUIAA.C．Sherpas’scontributionstomountaineeringgounnoticedallalong.D．Sherpasonlyworkasportersanddon’tparticipateinclimbingthemselves.26.WhydidNimaRinjiSherpadevotetheworldrecordtoSherpaPower?

A．Toshowoffhisachievementtothepublic.B．Toseekmorefinancialsupportduringhisclimbingjourney.C．ToprovethatSherpasarebetterclimbersthanotherpeopleintheworld.D．TourgeyoungerSherpastoovercomeprejudicesandachieveself-value.27.WhichofthefollowingwordscanbestdescribeNima?

A．Carefulandhumorous.B．Positiveandtalkative.C．Adventurousandambitious.D．Well-educatedanddaring.(★★)AtaconferenceonprivatebusinessonMonday,ayoungbusinessmanborninthe1990scaughttheattentionofmanynetizens.HeisWangXingxing,CEOandfounderofUnitreeRobotics.Wang’steamdevelopedthehandkerchief-spinningrobotthatgainedwidespreadpopularityduringthisyear’sSpringFestivalGala.Aftertheconference,Wangtoldreportersinaninterviewthat“AI-drivenrobotevolutionisadvancingatanunprecedented(史无前例的)pace,beyondexpectations.”Hebelievesthatbytheendofthisyear,humanoidrobotswillreachanewlevel,andbynextyearortheyearafter,theywillbewidelyadoptedinboththeserviceandindustrialsectors.WangXingxingexplainedthatinthefuture,suchrobotsareexpectedtoseewiderapplicationsinindustrialproductionandspecializedenvironments,includingfirefightingandrescueoperations.In2013,whilestillanundergraduate,WangXingxingbuilthisfirstquadrupedrobot,XDog.Twoyearslater,hewonsecondprizeandan80,000-yuanawardinacompetition.Thismarkedthebeginningofhisinnovativejourney.Theturningpointcamein2016whenWangXingxing’sXDogtestvideowentpopular,securinghimfundingtostarthisowncompany.Heindependentlydevelopedallsystemsandlaunchedhisfirstquadrupedrobotthefollowingyear.Sincethen,thequadrupedroboticdogproductsofWangXingxinghavebeencontinuouslyunpatedandgraduallygainedpopularitybeyonditsoriginalcircle.Afterthehandkerchief-spinningrobotmadeanamazingappearanceattheSpringFestivalGalaoftheYearoftheSnake,onFebruary14th,UnitreeRoboticsreleasedadancingvideooftheG1robot.Themovementsweresmootherandmorenaturallyconnected,whichmadesomenetizensquestionwhetheritwasanAI-generatedvideo.WangXingxingimaginesaboldfutureforrobotics.Hehopestointegraterobotsintobiomedicaltechnology,imaginingaworldwherehumanoidrobotscancontinuouslyproducesmallerrobots—downtothesizeofacell.28.WhatmadeWangXingxing’steambecomewell-known?

A．Hisspeechattheconference.B．ThefoundingofUnitreeRobotics.C．Thehandkerchief-spinningrobot.D．ThedancingvideooftheG1robot.29.WhatcanweinferfromWangXingxing’swordsabouthumanoidrobots?

A．Theywillreplacehumansinallfieldssoon.B．Theirdevelopmentspeedisslowerthanexpected.C．Theywillhaveawiderangeofapplicationsinfuture.D．Theyaremainlyusedinhouseholdservicesnow.30.WhydidsomenetizensquestiontheG1robot’sdancingvideo?

A．Themovementsweretoocomplex.B．Therobotlookedtoostrange.C．Thevideowastooshort.D．Themovementsseemedtooperfect.31.Whatisthemainideaofthepassage?

A．TheSpringFestivalGala’srobotperformance.B．WangXingxing’sbusinessstoryandvision.C．ThedevelopmentofUnitreeRobotics.D．ThefutureofAI-drivenrobots.(★★★)InarecentsurveybyNPR,26percentofruralAmericanssaidtherehasbeenatimeinthepastfewyearswhentheyneededhealthcare,butdidnotgetit.Someofthemsaiditwasbecausefinancialbarrierskeptthemfromseeingadoctor.Butalmostamajorityofthemsaiditwasbecausehealthcarewastoofarordifficulttogetto.Toaddressthisproblem,theWyomingCenteronAgingattheUniversityofWyomingcreatedaprogramcalledHealthyU.BasedonaprogramoriginallydevelopedatStanfordUniversity,itsupportspeoplewithachronicdiseaseandtheircaregiversbyteachingself-managementskillsandofferingasupportgroup.“Inaruralarea,ifsomeonecanmanagetheirownhealthbetterandgotothedoctorlessoften,thenthat’sawinforeverybody,”saysJanetKorpela,whoworksforHealthyUasprogramdevelopmentspecialistandrunsworkshopswithvolunteersfortheprogram.“Thevolunteers,called‘leaders’,don’tneedamedicalbackgroundandtheyjustneedtobewillingtodothe40hoursoffreetraining.Thentheywillgobackintotheircommunitiestoteachpatientslivingwithchronicconditionshowtobettermanagetheirhealth,”shesays.“Overthecourseofsixweeks,volunteersleadHealthyUparticipantsinweeklymeetings.Eachmeetingfocusesonasingletopic,likehowtomakethemostofavisittothedoctor.There’salsotimesetasideineachweekforparticipantstotalkabouttheirsmallweeklygoals.Thatwayparticipantscancelebratetheirsuccessessometimes.It’salsoanopportunityforthemtobrainstormsolutionswiththeirpeerswhentheystruggle.”MarciaOry,aprofessorandpublichealthresearcher,publishedapaperonhowchronicdiseaseself-managementprogramswork.“It’seffectivebecausemosthealthhappensathome,”shesays.“Basicallyyouteachpeoplehowtosetsmallgoalsforhealthyliving.Youteachthemhowtoproblem-solve.Theprogramisanespeciallygoodfitforruralpatientssinceitcanbedeliveredwherepeoplelive.Andthepopulationisless,buttheneedisjustasgreat.”32.Whatdoes“thisproblem”inParagraph2referto?

A．Doctorstendtobebeyondreach.B．Caregiverslackamedicalbackground.C．Villagershavenomoneytoseeadoctor.D．Manypeoplesufferfromchronicdiseases.33.WhatcanvolunteersinHealthyUdo?

A．Reducethenumberofdoctorvisits.B．Getthechancetosharetheirideas.C．Explainhowtobettermanagetheirhealth.D．Haveconversationswithfriendsandfamily34.Whatdoesthelastparagraphmainlytellus?

A．Thewayofsolvingproblems.B．Theeffectivenessoftheprogram.C．Theprocessofhelpingpatients.D．Thecauseoftheprogram’ssuccess.35.Howdoestheauthorsupportthethemeofthetext?

A．Bygivingexamples.B．Bystatingarguments.C．Byexplainingstatisticaldata.D．Byprovidingresearchresults.(★★★)Ateenager’slifeissometimesconfusingbuthasalotofopportunitiestolearn.Whenyoumakemindfulchoices,youcantransformeveryexperienceintoanopportunityforlearning.36.Ifyouwanttobeamoreresponsibleteenager,youcangetstartednow.Atthisstage,yourtopresponsibilityisyourstudies.Youareexpectedtotakeschoolseriouslysothatyoucangraduatewithadegreeandhavebetteropportunitiesinthefuture.37.Itwillhelpyouachievegoodgradesinyourclasses.Makeadeterminedefforttoovercomeprocrastination(拖延症).38.Don’twaituntilthedeadlineapproachestostartfocusingonyourassignment.Insteadofputtingthemoff,you’llenjoyyourfreetimealotmorethanifyou“cashin”onyourfreetimefirst.39.Forexample,youcanvolunteertocookmealsforyourparentsorwashthedishesafterdinner.Thiswillnotonlyhelpyoudisciplineyourselftobemoreresponsible,butitcanalsoreducetheburdensonyourparents.Learntokeepaschedule.Beingabletosticktoascheduleislikeasuperpowerwhenitcomestogettingthingsdonethroughout.Ifyoudon’taccumulaterelativeexperienceinmakingplansinadvance,startwiththesimpletasksinsteadoffocusingonthecomplicatedones.40.

A．Dosomedomesticchoresvoluntarily.B．Takeresponsibilityforyourfamilyandyourlife.C．Forthisreason,youshoulddeveloparegularstudyhabit.D．Youaresupposedtosetaregularscheduleforcleaningyourroom.E．Inthisway,smallsuccesswillgiveyouasenseofaccomplishment.F．Suchexperiencescanalsohelpyoubecomeamoreresponsibleteenager.G．Startworkingonyourschoolrequirementsassoonasyoureceivetheinstructions.三、完形填空(★★)Eversincechildhood,I’dbeenpassionateaboutperformingsolo(独奏/独唱).Whenourschoolannouncedadramaperformanceactivity,Isawmy_________.“Thisisit,”Ithought.“Mymomentto_________—aloneinmynewschool.”I_________.Soonafter,myheadteacherMr.Collinscameforwardwitha(n)_________message:“Rena,there’sachangeintheprogramarrangement.Canyouperformtogetherwiththreeotherclassmates?”Myheart_________.Myhopeofperformingsolowasgone._________,Ijoinedmyclassmates.Ourinitialpracticewasintotal_________.SarahdeliveredlineslikeaBroadwaystarbutignoredthescript.Jakekeptdemandingperfectblocking(走位),throwingothersoffbalance.Ikept_________,insistingmyideasweresuperior.Mr.Collinsfinally_________.“Truetalent,”hesaid,“liesintheabilitytocreatesomethingbeautifultogether.”Sensingtherewasno_________,wecalmeddownandchangedourattitudes.Gradually,wediscoveredeachmember’s_________—one’sbeautifulvoice,another’sperfectrhythmandathird’senormousenthusiasm.Throughdebatesandlaughter,welearnedto_________ourtalents.Bythefinalrehearsal,ourvoicesandmovementssynchronized(同步)_________.Countlesspracticeshadtransformedusintoaharmoniousteam.Duringtheactualperformance,theaudience_________fromtimetotime.Thecurtainfellinthunderousapplause,andatthatmoment,Mr.Collins’_________becameclear.Sometimes,thegrandeststagesarebuiltnotbysoloists,butbyunitedhands.41.A．chanceB．freedomC．achievementD．commitment42.A．argueB．assistC．checkD．shine43.A．calledbackB．signedupC．droppedoutD．showedoff44.A．excitingB．surprisingC．relaxingD．interesting45.A．sankB．racedC．softenedD．recovered46.A．NaturallyB．HopefullyC．UnwillinglyD．Unfortunately47.A．chaosB．honorC．silenceD．confusion48.A．waitingB．panickingC．followingD．interrupting49.A．agreedB．stoppedC．intervenedD．transformed50.A．luckB．failureC．expectationD．progress51.A．secretB．strengthC．hobbyD．existence52.A．hideB．admitC．combineD．compare53.A．suddenlyB．slightlyC．rapidlyD．perfectly54.A．cheeredB．repliedC．explainedD．complained55.A．strictnessB．wisdomC．ambitionD．memory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。“Chinawillhave75percentofitswildanimalsand80percentofitswildplantsonlandunderthenationalkeyprotectionsystemby2025.”theNationalForestryandGrasslandAdministrationsaid.Sofar,thenationalkeywildlifeprotectionrate56(rise)to74percent,upfrom71percentlastyear.ItsannouncementcoincidedwiththeInternationalDayforBiologicalDiversity,thethemeof57thisyearwas“Building58sharedfutureforalllife”.TheadministrationsaidthatChina’s59(achieve)inprotectingwildanimalsarepartlyattributedtoreleasingwildspeciesintonaturereservesafterartificialbreeding.60wassaidthatninemiludeerfawns(小鹿)wererecentlybornintheDaqingshanNationalNatureReserveintheInnerMongoliaautonomousregion.ThefawnswerereleasedintothewildinSeptember61(follow)artificialbreedinginBeijingandJiangsuprovince.“Thisresultshowedthatclosemonitoringandhealthmanagementbyresearchersledtothesuccessfulreintroductionofthedeer62thewild,”theadministrationsaid.Artificialbreedinghashelpedtoincreasethepopulationofsomespeciesthathad63(previous)disappearedinthewild.Asforotherwildpopulations,thepandapopulationhasincreasedfrom1,114inthe1980sto1,864,64thenumberofwildAsianelephantsalsoincreasedfromabout180to300overthesameperiod.Uptonow,206speciesofrareand65(endanger)plantshavereturnedtothewild,ofwhich112areuniquetoChina.五、书信写作(★★)66.假定你是李华，学校将在本周五下午举办一场关于中华传统手工艺(handicraft)的活动，请你对此写一则通知，内容包括：1．活动的时间、地点;2．活动内容(邀请传统艺人讲座;收到纪念品(souvenir)等);3．其他注意事项。注意：1．写作词数应为80左右;2．可适当增加细节，以使行文连贯。____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________六、书面表达(★★★)67.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。续写的词数应为150左右。Onawarmafternoon,wefirstsaw“BigRed”whenmyfather,mother,andI(Frank)stoppedasusualtohavealookanddoabitofdreamingatEaton’sdepartmentstorewindowonourwayhome.Amongstbeautifultoyslayastunningredsatin(缎子)dress.Mother’seyesfixedonit.“Mygoodness,”shewhispered,“Lookatthat”,Shethenglanceddownatherownheavygreywoolcoat,worneverywinterforaslongasIcouldremember.Mother,constantlydoingchoreslikelaundry,tendingpigs,andgardening,alwaysworepracticalhousedresses