2025~2026学年天津市河北区博文中学高一上学期第二次月考英语试卷

2025~2026学年天津市河北区博文中学高一上学期第二次月考英语试卷.一、单项选择1.—I’mafraidIcan’tfindthekeytothecar.—________I’llwaitforyou.Wehaveenoughtime.

A．Hurryup.B．Holdyourhorses.C．Allright.D．It’suptoyou.2.Uptonow,alargenumberofnewhouses________forthosewholosttheirhomesinthatterribleearthquake.

A．hasbeenbuiltB．havebeenbuiltC．isbeingbuiltD．arebeingbuilt3.Yellowstoneisfamousforthe________ofitswildlife,butit’sprobablybestknownforitsbears.

A．varietyB．qualityC．charityD．facility4.Allthosescientificandtechnological________makeourlifeincreasinglymoreconvenientandcomfortable.

A．traditionsB．advancesC．exchangesD．challenges5.Afterstudyingforhourseveryday,Cathy’shardworkpaidoffwhenshereceivedthehighestscoreintheclass.

A．significantlyB．eventuallyC．franklyD．temporarily6.Keepthethingsyou’llneedduringtheweekinasafeplace________youcaneasilyfindthem.

A．fromwhichB．thatC．whichD．where7.Ihavemanyfriends________I'mgoingtosendpostcards.

A．whoB．atwhomC．towhomD．that8.—Look,thebuilding________topwecanseehereisourlibrary.—Oh,itisverybeautiful.

A．thatB．whatC．whichD．whose9.Theplantshadto________thedryclimate,developingdeeperrootstofindwater.

A．contributetoB．adapttoC．respondtoD．belongto10.Evenifweareapart,weshould________eachotherregularly.

A．beuptoB．stayintouchwithC．makeourfortuneD．losetrackof11.TheworksofMoYan,suchasTheRepublicofWine,________thatheisanextraordinarywriterofthe21stcentury.

A．remindB．reflectC．recognizeD．require12.ThisnewmodeliPadhasa10-hourbatterylife,thesameastheearliermodel,________itsincreasedscreensize.

A．despiteB．beyondC．throughoutD．besides13.Lucy’sdreamis________theworld,exploredifferentcultures,andmeetnewpeople.

A．tobetravelingB．tohavetraveledC．totravelD．beingtraveling14.Asmallcarisbigenoughforafamilyofthree______youneedmorespaceforbaggage.

A．onceB．incaseC．ifD．unless15.Youdon’tlookwell.You________seethedoctor.

A．mayB．canC．mighttoD．oughtto二、完形填空Asanonlychild,NicoleRenaeoftenfeltlonelyinheryouth.Butthatall_________whensheturned15.Forher_________,hergrandmothersurprisedherwitha(n)_________puppy“Chloe”.Thetwowere_________,andtheyalwaysplayedtogetherbecausetheywerebestfriends.Chloealways_________herface.ButwhenRenaewas18,herfathergotanewjob.He’dbeworkingfromhome_________distraction(干扰).“Chloemadealotofnoiseathome,”Renaesays.Unwillingly,thefamilysent_________ChloetoananimalhomealthoughRenaedidn’twantto_________herlikeabledog.Yearslater,Renaegrewup,gotmarried,andhadachildofherown.Rememberingthe_________thathavingadoghadbroughtherasakid,Renaewantedherdaughterto____________thesame.Shehaditinmindtoadopt(领养)adogasa(n)____________forherchildtoo.Thenoneday,shesawa(n)____________onFacebookaboutaseniordognamedChloethatneededanewhome.ThedoginthephotographlookedalotlikeChloe,andshewasevennamedChloe.____________,shedecidedtoadoptthisdog.WhenRenaemetChloe,shewasstruckwitha____________feeling.Thedogranuptoherandstartedkissingherface.Chloe____________Renaesomuchofherolddogthatthe____________overwhelmed(充溢；淹没)her.SheknewitwasherChloe.____________,tenyearshadpassedsincetheylastmet,andherwholefamilythoughtshewascrazy.Luckily,Renae’smom____________thattherewasawayto____________thetheory:TheirChloehadamicrochipwiththeIDnumber.Sureenough,thedogalsohadamicrochipandthenumberswerethe____________.Renaewasoverjoyedtohaveherbirthdaygiftback.16.A．matteredB．changedC．workedD．happened17.A．birthdayB．honestyC．weddingD．safety18.A．weakB．annoyingC．quietD．lovely19.A．dangerousB．healthyC．inseparableD．optimistic20.A．cleanedB．bitC．hitD．kissed21.A．underB．withoutC．byD．from22.A．noisyB．frightenedC．curiousD．surprised23.A．keepB．leaveC．supportD．sell24.A．courageB．moneyC．hopeD．joy25.A．forgetB．experienceC．findD．expect26.A．coachB．awardC．nurseD．gift27.A．letterB．invitationC．postD．like28.A．FirstlyB．UnwillinglyC．ImmediatelyD．Regularly29.A．familiarB．strangeC．disappointedD．terrible30.A．brokeB．toldC．freedD．reminded31.A．excitementB．praiseC．prideD．embarrassment32.A．ThereforeB．ThenC．HoweverD．Meanwhile33.A．warnedB．predictedC．realizedD．hoped34.A．testB．acceptC．researchD．record35.A．leastB．oppositeC．bestD．same三、阅读理解4-DayClassicBeijingTourThe4-dayclassicBeijingtourisdesignedfortouristswhocometovisitChinaforthefirsttime.ItcoversthemostpopularandtypicalplacesinBeijing,fullydisplayingthescenery,culture,history,locallifestylesandfeatures,foodanddrinks,business,etc.foryou.Day1:ArrivalinBeijingYourguidemeetsyouatCapitalAirport,andhelpsyoucheckinatyourhotel.EnjoyBeijingDuckaswelcomedinner.Accommodation:BeijingdowntownDay2:TheGreatWall&theSummerPalaceStartyourdayatthemostfamouspartoftheGreatWall,theBadalingGreatWall.LeavethedowntownfortheGreatWallat8am.SinceitisalongdrivetotheGreatWall(about2hours’riding)haveabreakattheJadeMuseumontheway.Lunchwillbeenjoyedinalocalrestaurant.IntheearlyafternooncomebacktothecityandhaveasightseeingtouroftheSummerPalace.RecommendedActivity:BeijingOperaShow(LiyuanTheatre,19:30-21:10everyevening)Accommodation:BeijingdowntownDay3:Beijingcitysightseeing&LocalexperienceYourguidemeetsyouatthehotelat8amandsetoutfortheday’stouring:Tian’anmenSquareandtheForbiddenCity.Aftervisitingthetwosites,haveabreakandgetreadyforlunch.Hutongvisit:seesometraditionalartsoftheoldBeijing,suchaspapercuttingandkitemaking,andvisitalocalfamily.Accommodation:BeijingdowntownDay4:BeijingOlympicsitesVisittheOlympicsites:Bird’sNest,WaterCubeandOlympicPark,witnessingthefastdevelopingmodernChina.Enjoysomefreetimeaftervisitingthesites.Afterlunch,itisshoppingtimeandthenthetourisover.36.Thisadvertisementisaimedat________.

A．foreignerswhoarenewtoChinaB．expertswhostudyhistoryandcitiesC．kidswhowereborninothercitiesD．peoplewhoareinterestedintouring37.IfatouristwantstoenjoyBeijingOpera,heshould________.

A．gotoLiyuanTheatreintheeveningB．visittheSummerPalaceonthefirstdayC．gosightseeinginBeijingHutongD．liveandeatdowntowninBeijing38.Onwhichdaycantouristsenjoythecity’straditionalartsandlocallifestyle?

A．Day4.B．Day3.C．Day2.D．Day1.39.WhatdoesthistourcompanythinkcanshowBeijingisafastdevelopingmoderncity?

A．BeijingCapitalAirport.B．Bird’sNest,WaterCubeandOlympicPark.C．Tian’anmenSquareandtheForbiddenCity.D．TheGreatWall&theSummerPalace.40.Tomaketheadvertisementwork,whatshouldbeadded?

A．Agerequirement.B．Thehotel’saddress.C．Contactinformation.D．Theguide’sname.Iwasstandinginthecheckoutline(收银台)behindawomanwholookedtobeinher50s.Whenitwasherturntopay,thecashier(收银员)greetedherbynameandaskedherhowshewasdoing.Thewomanlookedanxious,shookherheadandsaid,“Notsogood.Myhusbandjustlosthisjob.Thetruthis,Idon’tknowhowI’mgoingtogetthroughthesedays.”Thenshegavethecashiercoins.Myheartached.Iwantedtohelpbutdidn’tknowhow.ShouldIoffertopayforherfood,oraskforherhusband’sinformation?Walkingintotheparkinglot,Isawthewomanagain.IrememberedsomethinginmypursethatIthoughtcouldhelpher.Itwasn’tafortuneoranofferofajobforherhusband,butmaybeitwouldmakeherlifebetter.“Excuseme,”Isaid,myvoiceshaking.“Icouldn’thelpoverhearingwhatyousaidtothecashier.Itsoundslikeyou’regoingthroughareallyhardtimerightnow.I’msosorry.I’dliketogiveyousomething.”Ihandedherthesmallcardfrommypurse.Whenthewomanreadthetwowords“YouMatter”onthecard,shebegantocry.Andcryingbitterly,shesaid,“Youhavenoideahowmuchthismeanstome.”Iwasalittlestartledbyherwords.Havingneverdoneanythinglikethisbefore,Ididn’tknowwhatkindofreaction(反应)Imightreceive.AllIcouldthinktosaywas,“WoulditbeOKtogiveyouahug?”Afewdaysearlier,oneofmyneighborsgaveasimilarcardtomeasencouragementforacaraccidentIexperienced.WhenIreadthecard,Ifeltafeelingofpleasurespreadinsideofme.Deeplytouched,Iorderedmyownboxof“YouMatter”cardsandstartedsharingthem.41.Whatcanweknowaboutthecashierandthewoman?

A．Theyarefamiliarwitheachother.B．Thecashieralwayshelpsthewoman.C．Theyliveinthesamecommunity.D．Thewomanturnstothecashierforhelp.42.Whatwasthewoman’strouble?

A．Shelostherjob.B．Sheneededfooddonation.C．Shedidn’tknowhowtogetthroughthehardtime.D．Shedidn’thaveenoughmoneytopayforhergoods.43.Howdidtheauthorhelpthewoman?

A．Sheinspiredthewomanwithacard.B．Sheboughtsomefoodforthewoman.C．Shegavethewomanahandfulofmoney.D．Sheofferedthewoman’shusbandabetterjob.44.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“startled”mostprobablymean?

A．Moved.B．Surprised.C．Pleased.D．Annoyed.45.Whichcouldbethebesttitleforthetext?

A．YouDecideWhoYouAreB．BadThingsWillGoAwayC．TheHelpfromaStrangerD．ThePowerofaSmallCardNaturejournalingisanactivitywherepeopleusewordsorpicturestorecordwhattheynoticewhileoutsideinnature.“Weseepeopleofallagesdoingnaturejournaling,asparticipants(参与者)donotneedtobeskilledartistsorwriters.Theyspenttheirtimeunderstandingthesocial,educational,andartisticsidesoftheactivity,”saiddoctoralstudentAmyPowell.Theresearcherscarriedoutastudyovera12-monthperiodwith153peoplewhotookpartinnaturejournalingprogramshostedbyShaver’sCreekEnvironmentalCenter.Thegroupincluded112adults,from23to75yearsold,and41youths,between6and13yearsold.Afterattendingnaturejournaling,bothadultandyouthparticipantsexpressedtheirsenseofwell-beingandwhattheyhadlearnedfromtheprograms.Theresearchteamlistedthecommonideasandexperiencessharedbyparticipants.Theresearchersfoundthatmanyadultswerefacedwithloneliness.Outdoorprogramslikenaturejournalingwereasocialexperiencehappeningamongadultparticipants.Itbroughtthemclosertotheirlocalcommunity.Participantsenjoyedbeingaroundpeoplewhohavesimilarinterestsandbeingapartofagroup.Adultsalsoexpressedtheenjoymentoflearningaboutnewnaturejournalingmethodsandthenaturalworldaroundthem.Naturejournalingcanserveasaneducationaltoolforenvironmentaleducation.Adults’attentiontonaturekeepsgrowing.Ontheotherhand,youthparticipantsweremoredrawntonaturejournalingforthechancetoexploretheoutdoorsupclose.Therefore,futurenaturejournalingprogramscantailortheirdesigntomeettherealneedsoftheirparticipants.“Importantly,naturejournalingcanbeawayforpeopletoreducestress,”saidAssociateTeachingProfessorMcClain.“Itcanhelppeopledealwithsadnessorworries.Naturejournalingisgivingpeopleachancetoslowdownforrelaxationandpayattentiontotheirenvironmentandbecreativeinhowtheyrecordthat.”Itisnecessarytoencouragetheactivitymorewidelyacrossdifferentagegroups.46.WhatdidAmyPowellpointoutaboutnaturejournaling?

A．Itisofrichvalue.B．Itcentersonscience.C．Itneedsspecialtools.D．Itrequiresteamwork.47.Howdidtheresearchersgettheirfindingsfromparticipants?

A．Bystudyingtheirjournals.B．Byrecordingtheirfeelings.C．Byreviewingtheirbackgrounds.D．Bywatchingtheiroutdoorbehavior.48.Whatisthemainbenefitofnaturejournalingforadultparticipants?

A．Developingfunhobbies.B．Improvingcreativeexpression.C．Increasingsocialresponsibility.D．Buildingcommunityconnections.49.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“tailor”inparagraph4probablymean?

A．Share.B．Continue.C．Adjust.D．Cover.50.Whatcanbethebesttitleforthetext?

A．DiscoveringyoutheducationprogramsB．ExploringthepowerofnaturejournalingC．Improvingadult-youthexchangesinnatureD．Supportingenvironmentaleffortsbyjournaling阅读短文，并根据短文内容回答问题。ThemostwonderfulthingthathascomeintomylifeisaGoldenRetrievercalledBonny.BonnyhasbeentrainedbyanorganizationcalledAssistanceDogsforIndependence,soshecouldhelpmebecomeindependent.Ioftenrelyonotherpeopleinmylife,anditevenkeepsmefrommakingmyowndecisionsinmostsituations.Why?Becausewhenyouhavetodependonothers,thedecisiondoesnotbecometotallyyours.IdevelopedCerebralPalsy(脑瘫)attheageoftwelvemonthsasaresultoffoodpoisoning(中毒).Thatmademephysicallydisabled,makingmetotallyrelyonothers.Becauseofthat,Ioftenfeltsad.Iconsideredmyselftobeuselessandwasofteninalowmood.MyrecentvisittotheSpasticCentrewithBonnycausedthetherapists(治疗师)tonoticethechangeinmyattitudeandmood.Theyalwaystriedtohelpmebecomepositive,buttheysaiditwasBonnythathadmadesuchadifference.TheyweresoimpressedthattheyinvitedmetotalktoAssistanceDogsforIndependenceaboutsuchdogsbecausetheyweresurethatotherpeoplelikemewouldalsoneedtheassistanceofsuchadog.Itotallyagreedwiththemanddecidedtodothat.Thecostsofcarerswhoarepaidtohelppeoplelikemeareveryhigh.Andfamilymembershavetospendalotoftimetakingcareofsuchpeopleasme.WithsuchadogasBonny,thingscouldbemucheasier.However,Iwillstillneedthecarers’helpinareaswhereadogcan’thelp.Ijustwanttosaysuchadogisreallyhelpfultosuchpeopleasme.51.