2025~2026学年辽宁省丹东市凤城市第二中学高二上学期第一次月考英语试卷

2025~2026学年辽宁省丹东市凤城市第二中学高二上学期第一次月考英语试卷一、阅读理解ChrisStapleton’sAll-AmericanRoadShowHome/ConcertTickets/Country/ChrisStapletonSat·Jul27·4:30PMT-MobilePark,Seattle,WAServiceHours:BOXOFFICEHOURS**ConcertticketsareonlyavailableattheT-MobileParkBoxOfficeonDayofShow**LocatedonEdgarMartinezDriveS.andFirstAvenueS.theT-MobileParkBoxofficeisonlyopenonperformancedays.12pmforperformancesthatstartafter5pm,10amforperformancesthatstartearlierthan5pm.TheLeftFieldBoxOfficeopens2.5hourspriortohomeperformancesandcanhelpyouwithTicketPurchasesorTicketmasterordersandclosesattheendofthe4thinning(回合).GateTimesGatestotheT-MobilePenopen2hourspriortoperformancetime.Allothergatesopen90minutespriortofirstplace.GatetimesmayvaryforspecialeventssuchasOpeningDay,specialpromotions,andthePostseason.TicketLimitsThereisa6-ticketlimitontheevent.DoorTime4:30pmAccessibleTicketsAccessibleseatingislocatedthroughouttheballparkandisidentifiedwithinasectionwiththeuniversalADAsymbolnexttoseatingbox.AllseatsareFULLFLEX,designedtoallowforawheelchairORcompanionseating.Clickonanysectiontoseeavailableseats,orchooseADAfromtheSectionDropDownMenu.TelephoneNumber(s):1-800-877-75751.Whencantheticketforgamesstartingearlierthan5pmbebought?

A．At12pm.B．At10am.C．20hoursbeforethegames.D．25hoursbeforethegames.2.WhyisFULLFLEXdesigned?

A．Toholdmorepeopleinthehall.B．Toattractteenagerswithbikes.C．Tomakemoreroomforaudiences.D．Toseatthedisabledandtheirfellows.3.Wheremostprobablyisthetextfound?

A．OntheInternet.B．Inabook.C．Onthenewspaper.D．Inamagazine.Manyteenagersspendtheirfreetimehangingoutwithfriendsorscrollingthroughsocialmedia,butTiffanyGay,an18-year-oldstudentatOrlandoScienceSchools,spenthersdevelopingadevicethatcouldpotentiallyhelpmillionsofpeople.“Growingup,Iactuallylivedwithmyauntwhohadavisionproblem,andIwatchedashereyesightdeclinedovertime.Andseeingthatmademerealizethattherewasalackoftechnologiesouttherethatwereabletohelpthosewithvisualdisabilitiesadapttotheircircumstances,”saidGay.Throughyearsoftrialanderror,TiffanydevelopedawearabledevicethatusesLIDAR,averycommontypeofsensor,tomapanareaandthenusesvibrations(振动)towarnthewearerwhenthereareobstaclesandotherthingsintheirpath.Astheygetcloser,thevibrationsgetstronger.ThetechnologyonTiffany’svisorappealstomorethanjustthesenseoftouch.Shehasthelightstoindicatedistance.Asyougetcloser,you’llseethelightturnred.Asyougetmoderatelyfaraway,you’llseethelightturnblue.Andasyougetreallyfaraway,itshouldturngreen.Andthedifferentlightssymbolizehowintensethevibrationmaybe.Tiffanyhasbeenworkingonthisprojectforthepastthreeyears.“Alotofcrazyideas,butinthattime,Iwasabletocreatedifferentmodels.I’vebeenabletomakeitalotmoreefficientoverthesepastthreeyears,andI’malsoworkingonraisingfundtogetmypatent.”saidGay.Herinventionnowcostsaround$200,whichisquitereasonableformedicalassistancedevices,butTiffanywantstomakeitevenmoreaccessibletopeople.Shesaid,“DecreasingthepriceisasignificantchangeIwanttomake.But,whatIreallywantismakingitaccessibletothecountrieswherewehavethehighestpercentageofpeoplewhoarevisuallyimpaired.”4.WhatinspiredTiffanyGaytoinventthedevice?

A．Heraunt’svisualdeclining.B．Herparents’encouragement.C．Herowninterestininvention.D．Hersympathyforelderlypeople.5.Whatisthethirdparagraphmainlyabout?

A．Thematerialsofthedevice.B．Thelimitationofthedevice.C．Theworkingprincipleofthedevice.D．Theinventingprocessofthedevice.6.WhichofthefollowingwordscanbestdescribeTiffanyGay?

A．Kindandcreative.B．Curiousandhonest.C．Braveandgenerous.D．Determinedandloyal.7.Whatcanbeasuitabletitleforthetext?

A．TheApplicationofLIDARSensorsB．AStudent’sDreamofStartingaBusinessC．TiffanyGay:aPioneerinWearableTechnologyD．ATeen’sInventionforPeoplewithVisualdisabilitiesAttheageoffive,Toniwasdiagnosed(诊断)withararevisualdisease,whichwouldeventuallystealhissight.Therewasnoknowntimelineorcure.Hisparentschosetokeepitfromhimsothathewouldgrowupbelievinghecouldovercomeeverychallenge.Atprimaryschool,Tonitriedeverythingfromathleticstoacademics,frombuildingmodelstoworkingasarubbishcollector.Particularly,hefellinlovewithrunningandranhimselfintothetopspotathisschool’smile-longrunningrace.WhenTonigotintomiddleschool,schoollifewastoughforhim.Badeyesightmadehimalaughingstock,sohediscoveredearlyhowbesttoreadthemoodsandbehaviourofothers.Itwasamatterofsurvivalintheschoolyard.Beforegraduatingfromcollegeatage23,drivenbyhisloveformedicine,healwaysdevelopedcopingstrategies.Realizingreadingtextbookswasslowgoing,identifyingchemicalsinthelabwasdifficultandperformingoperationswasimpractical,heturnedtopsychiatry(精神病学),whichwassomethinghecouldmanagewithhiseyesshut.Additionally,hetracedhospitalwallstolocatewards(病房)andchattedwithpatientsfrequentlysoastomakethemfeelrelaxed.Inthe1980s,fishingemergedasagreatpleasureforhim.Toniclaimsmasteringaflyrod(飞钓竿)whileblindhasbeennotroubleeither,andlikestotellpeopleit’sthefishthatdotheworkbecausetheyhavetograbthehook(钩子).Today,atage80,Tonicontinuestotravelfourhoursnorthtohisfavouritefishingground.Theformerdoctoralwayssays,“Getoutanddowhatyoulove.Life’sbeautyliesnotinsightbutinembracingeachchallengeasproofthatlimitationsexistonlytoberedefinedbypassion.”8.Whydidn’tToni’sparentstellhimthetruth?

A．Becausehehadalreadylosthissight.B．Becausetheyhopedhimtobeconfident.C．Becausethediseasecouldbecuredoneday.D．Becausetherewasnoexacttimeforrecovery.9.Howisthetextmainlydeveloped?

A．Bylistingdata.B．Byanalyzingcauses.C．Bymakingcomparisons.D．Byfollowingtimeorder.10.WhichofthefollowingcanbestdescribeToni?

A．Dependentandsensitive.B．Irresponsibleand.rude.C．Enthusiasticandbrilliant.D．Generousandhumorous.11.Whatcanweknowfromthispassage?

A．Onekindactcanmakeabigdifference.B．Onecanovercomelimitationswithpassion.C．Lookingonthebrightsidehelpsusfeelhappy.D．Lifeisfullofupsanddownsthatwecan’tchange.Novelistshavedifferentwaysofdescribinglaughter.Characterscanwearabigsmile,beallsmiles,crackasmile,grinfromeartoear,breakintoasmileandsoon.Therichnessoflanguagemaysuggestthatlaughterhaslimitlessdiversity(多样性).However,itmaybewrong.AnewstudyledbyDrRozaKamiloglu,providesevidencethattherearejusttwomaintypesoflaughter:onegeneratedwhenpeoplefindsomethingfunnyandonethatcanbecausedonlythroughthephysicalactoftickling(挠痒痒).DrKamilogluinstructedassistantstocollect887videosthatwerethenclassified(分类),rangingfromtickleattackstolaughingforotherfactors.About70%ofthesevideoswereusedtotrainamachine-learningalgorithm(算法)toclassifylaughterbyreasons.Thealgorithmwasthenaskedtoclassifytheremaining30%andcorrectlyidentifiedlaughterproducedbytickling62.5%ofthetime.Allotherformsoflaughter,whethertheycamefromviewingstand-upcomedyorpracticaljokes,weredifficulttotellapart.Thissuggestedtherewassomethinguniqueabouttheticklinglaughter.WhenDrKamiloglurantheexperimentagain,askinghumanobserverstoclassifythelaughter,asimilarresultshowed:Humanobserverscorrectlyidentifiedticklinglaughter61.2%ofthetime.Thefindingsmadescientistsreflectontherootsoflaughter.Afterall,humansarenottheonlyanimalsthatcanlaughandtickle.Thispointstothefactthatlaughterfromticklingevolved(演变)over10millionyearsago.Thisearlysortoflaughterprobablyevolvedtohelpprimates(灵长目动物)buildfriendlyrelations.Asforotherformsoflaughter,theyprobablyevolvedmillionsofyearsaftertickling,whenhumanbrainbecamecomplexenoughtounderstanddeepermeanings.12.Whatdoestheunderlineword“it”inparagraph1referto?

A．Therichnessofhumanlanguage.B．Theapproachtodescribinglaughter.C．Theideaofcountlesskindsoflaughter.D．Thecomplexityofclassifyinglaughter.13.Whatisparagraph3mainlyabout?

A．Thecontentsofthevideos.B．Theprocessoftheresearch.C．Themethodsofgeneratinglaughter.D．Theworkingprincipleofthealgorithm.14.Whatcanwelearnfromtheresearchfindings?

A．Ticklinglaughterevolvedmuchlaterthanothers.B．Alltheformsoflaughteraredifficulttotellapart.C．Primatesuseticklingtobuildpleasantrelationships.D．Humans’laughterisfarmorecomplexthanprimates’.15.Whatmightbethebesttitleforthetext?

A．TheOriginofLaughter:AllStartsfromTickling.B．LaughterinAnimals:HowdoPrimatesBuildRelations?C．TheLanguageofLaughter:HowdoWritersDescribeJoy?D．TypesofLaughter:HumansLaughinTwoDifferentWays.TipsforMorningYogaIfyou’renewtomorningyoga,youmaybewonderinghowonearthyou’llfititintoyourdailylife.16.Soyou’llhaveplentyof“me”timetopractiseyoga.PlanaheadAtthestartofeachweek,decideinadvancewhenyou’regoingtopractiseyogaandscheduletheactivitiesinyourdiary.17.Whetheryoudecidetopractiseonwakingorafteryou’vegotyourchildrentoschool,there’snorightorwrongtime-justchoosewheneversuitsyoubest.Setthescene18.Allyouneedisamat!Findaquietplaceinyourhomewithenoughspacetomoveandwhereyouwon’tbedisturbed.Ideally,choosearoomwithawindoworothersourceofnaturaldaylighttohelpliftyourmood.19Alwaysmakesureyourmatisreadytosavetimesearchingforiteverymorning.Duringyourpractice,keepeverythingyouneedtohand.Youdon’tneedtowearanyfancyclothes,justcomfortablelayersthatyoucanmovefreelyin.ListentoyourbodyAsyoupractise,checkinwithyourbodyandnoticehowit’sfeelingtoday.Isitstiff(僵硬)andpainful,bouncyandenergized?20.Ifyourbody’sfeelingstiff,youcanstretchmoreslowlyanddeeply;ifit’sfeelingenergetic,youcanchooseamoredynamicactivity.

A．GetpreparedinadvanceB．WarmupbeforeyoupractiseC．ThegreatthingaboutyogaisyoucanpractiseitanywhereD．TakeyourbodythroughalltheplanesofmovementinthepractiseE．ListentothemessagesitgivesyouanddoyourpracticeaccordinglyF．ThiswillhelpyousticktoyourgoalsandcreateanewmorningdailylifeG．But,don’tworry,therearesimplestrategiesthatmakeyourmorningsrunsmoother二、完形填空Afterwatchingthenewsandseeingalandfillfirecausedbyabattery,SriNihalTammanadecidedtodosomeresearch.Helearnedthatpeople_________15billionbatterieseachyearandmostendupinlandfills.Thesebatteriescancreatechemical_________anddangerousfires.Determinedtodealwiththeenvironmentalproblem,SriNihalbegan_________batteriesinhisneighborhood.Afterrecruiting(招募)volunteerstohelp,the_________soonlaidthegroundworkfordevelopinganon-profitprogramRecycleMyBattery,whichinstallsthe_________recyclingbinsinstrategicpublicplaces.Todate,nearly655,000batterieshavebeen_________inthesebinsandkeptoutoflandfills.Theorganizationalsodistributebrochuresto_________millionsabouttheimportanceofpreventingenvironmentalharmby_________batteries.RecycleMyBatteryhasgrowntoateamof900_________studentvolunteers,whoareactivelyinvolved.Thereare1,000binsinschools,librariesandbusinessesnationwide.Studentscan_________aschool-basedbatteryrecyclingchallengebysigningupontheRecycleMyBatterywebsite.Individualscanalsovisitthewebsitetorequestabatteryrecyclingbinortostarta_________intheirowncommunity.In2022,SriNihal_________theCNNHeroesYoungWonderAward.Now16,he_________tospreadthemovement.Throughmedianewsoutlets,schoolprogramsandcorporateworkshops,he_________publicawarenessabouttheprogramanditsimpactonthe_________.21.A．bringinB．setupC．cutdownD．throwaway22.A．productsB．pollutionC．virusD．atmosphere23.A．collectingB．givingC．sellingD．repairing24.A．problemB．successC．effortD．contribution25.A．batteryB．trashC．plasticD．metal26.A．cleanedB．installedC．fixedD．stored27.A．askB．convinceC．educateD．warn28.A．reducingB．recyclingC．sharingD．resisting29.A．talentedB．simpleC．curiousD．passionate30.A．startB．avoidC．overcomeD．launch31.A．businessB．websiteC．branchD．conversation32.A．expectedB．receivedC．missedD．offered33.A．continuesB．decidesC．attemptsD．struggles34.A．includesB．recognizesC．increasesD．senses35.A．economyB．climateC．tourismD．environment三、语法填空阅读下面材料，在空白处填入适当的内容（1个单词）或括号内单词的正确形式。Whensomeonehas36(deep)hurtyou,itcanbeverydifficulttoletgoofyouranger.Butforgivenessispossibleanditcanbesurprisingly37(benefit)toyourphysicalandmentalhealth.Sofar,studies38(show)thatpeoplewhoforgiveotherscanhavemoreenergy,betterappetiteandbettersleep.“Peoplewhoforgiveshow39(little)angerandmorehopefulness,”saysDr.FredericLuskin,whowrotethebookForgiveforGood.“Soitcanhelpreducethetirednessoftheimmunesystemandallowpeople40(feel)moreenergetic.”Sowhensomeonehashurtyou,cooldownfirst.Takeacoupleofbreathsandthinkofsomething41givesyoupleasure:abeautifulsceneinnature,orsomeoneyoulove.Don’twaitforan42(apologize),whichwillbedisturbing.“Manytimesthepersonwhohurtsyoumayneverthinkofapologizing,”saysDr.Luskin.“Theymayhavewantedtohurtyouortheyjustdon’tseethingsin43sameway.Soifyouwaitforpeopletosaysorry,youcouldbewaitingforaverylongtime.”Next,keepinmindthatforgivenessdoesnotnecessarilymean44(accept)theactionofthepersonwhoupsetsyou.Instead,learntolookforthelove,beautyandkindnessaroundyou,whichcanleadtopositivepsychology.Finally,trytoseethings45theotherperson’spointofview.四、书信写作46.假如你是李华，你认为你校英文报有必要设立一个问答专栏，来解答同学们在成长过程中遇到的各种问题。请你给报纸负责人Henry写一封邮件，内容包括：1.提出建议—增加新栏目；2.设立新栏目的原因及目的。注意：1.词数80左右；2.可以适当增加细节，以使行文连贯；3.开头和结尾已给出，不计入总词数。DearHenry,_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Bestregards,LiHua五、书面表达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。“Whatisyourname?”isaquestionmostfrequentlyaskedwhenpeoplemeetforthefirsttime.Butforme,itwasthefirstchallengeIencounteredasaninternationalstudentinIreland.ThepronunciationsystemoftheChineselanguageisquitedifferentfromthatofEnglish.FornativespeakersofEnglish,someChinesewordsareratherdifficulttopronounce.MygivennameQiuyu(秋雨),forinstance,happenedtobeagreatchallengeformanyofthem.EverytimeIgaveaself-introduction,Ihadtoexplainhowtopronouncemynameatleastfivetimes,yettheystillcouldnotsayitthewayIdid.Onceinalecture,theprofessortriedrepeatingmynameaftermeoverandoverinfrontofthirtyclassmates.IreallydidnotknowwhetherIshouldcontinuecorrectinghimorsimplydropthematter.Ifearedthatmyclassmatesmightgrowtiredofm