湖北省孝感市楚天协作体2025-2026学年度上学期高二年级期末考试英语试题含答案

高二英语做题时，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项，并标在试卷的相应位置。听完每段对话后，你都有B.Repairingaphon2.Whatwasthewomandissatisfiedwithaboutthenewrestauran3.Whydoesthewomanspeaktot4.Whenwillthemansetofftoday?5.Whatarethespeakersmain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，6.WhatdoesthemanadvisethewomanagainA.Takingpictures.B.CarryingpersonalitC.Gettingtooclosetoth7.Howlongwillthespeak8.WhyisElisaLoweA.Becauseofameeting.B.Becauseofawedding.C.Becauseofacompetition.9.Whatwillthemanhelpthewoma10.WhatistheprobablerelationshipA.Colleagues.B.Familymembers.A.ThroughtheInternet.A.Todecoratehisroom.C.Tohelppeoplewaitingfor13.WheredidAlanA.Fromnearbyforests.B.Fromhisdad’sfactorC.Fromconstruction14.HowdidthewomanfeA.Excited.15.Howmanydaysdidthewomantraini17.WhatwillthewomanprobA.LifelessonsshelA.WorksbynewwriteB.InterviewswithwritC.Informationaboutfes19.Whatisarequirem20.Whatistheprizeforthewinnerofthecompetition?A.AtriptotheculturalB.Anannualbookofthesociety.C.AchancetopublishtABestBookshopsintheUKAlnwickBarterBooksisoneofBritain’slargestsecond-handbookstlovedbeauties.It’shousedinaformerrailwaystationandyou’llseenodstothathistoryeverythemostappealingaretheminitrainsrusystem,soyoucanbringyouroldbooksfromCharlesCummingtoSofiaCoppola—whichmeanslotsofsigneOwingtobeingmentionedinMrsDalloway,it’safavouriteamongVirginiaWoolffans.TheMainstreetTradingThehusband-and-wifeteamRosamunhouse(拍卖行)intoaplaceforbooklovers.IthostseventswithaveincludedMichaelMorpurgoandMargaretAtwood.HerBurrows:twocupboardswerechangedintolisteningroomswhereaudiobooks(有声读物)arepThisbookshopisrunbyoldbookenthusiastsCateOlsenandNashRobbins,wholovetochampionnewtalentandintroducereaderstoforgottenclassics.Aswellasatwo-fwithworkshopsofferingeverythingfromsculptingtowoodworking.21.WhatisspecialaboutBarterBookA.Itexhibitsraretrainmodels.B.IthasaboC.Ithostseventswithwell-knownwriters.D.Itistheoldestsecond-handbo22.WhichbookshopismostattractivetoVirginiaWoolffans?A.Hatchards.B.BarterBooks.C.MuchAdoBooks.D.TheMainstreetTradingCompany.23.Whereisthebookshopofferingworkshops?A.InLondon.C.InStBoswells.BAfterabriefstopinIstanbul,IfoundmyselftravelingalonethroughtheMaldives.Itwasthelaststop:VelaaPrivateIsland,apalm-covered(长满棕榈树的)dotofsandinthemiddleoftheimpossiblyblueIndianocean.ThethingeverybodyknowsabouttheMaldivesistheover-waterbungalows(平房).Theyarejustasgorgeousastheylookinphotos—fantasticindesignandbreathtaofwindowsthatopenedontoaprivatedeck(露台),ostretchingintothehorizon(地平线).Oneoftheunderratedjoysoftravelingaloneisdoingexactlywhatyouwant,wheneveryouwant.Iamabsolutelyoneofthhaveacomfortablechairandagoodbook—orsevenyououtside.IdecidedtotryaJetSkitrip.ThescenerywaspicturewatersoblueitlookeddigitaOceanlifeisahighlightofatriptotheMaldives,andmanystrongpreservationprogramsrehabilitationandmantarayresearchwithabiologist.Thereareplentyofwaystofeellikeanenotjustaguest.OneofthemostsurprisinghighlightsofthetripwasanencounterwithadoctorvisitingfromIndia.offeredinsightsintohowthosrecommendationsforrebalancing.Ididn’tleavetheMaldiveswithasuitcasefullofsouvenirs,butwithsomethasenseofcalmIhadn’tfeltinyears.Sometimes,thebestjourneysdon’ttakeyoutonewplaces—theybringyoubacktoyourself.24.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“gorgeous”inparagraph2probablymean?A.Deeplyprivate.B.Extremelybeautiful.C.Impossiblycolorful.25.Whichofthefollowingimpressedtheauthoraccordingtoparagraph3?B.Readingatotalofsevenbooks.C.PlayingwithdolphinsamongthewaD.Stayingcompletelyindoo26.Whatdoestheauthorsayabouteco-friendlyresortA.TheyavoidcontactwithwildliB.TheyfocusonrecyclingprograC.TheyofferguestschancestD.Theyprovideexperimentalsitesforresearch27.WhatlastingimpactdidthetriphaveontA.ShebecamefriendsB.ShelearnedhowtotraveC.ShereturnedhomewithadeepsenseofD.ShediscoveredherloveCFranklinD.Roosevelthatedsmalltalk.Hearguedthatinmostconneveractuallylistenedtowhatotherpeoplesaid,asifpeoplewerereadingfromapromptcard(提示卡)andpolitelywaitingtheirturn.Toimurderedahugesnakethismorning.”Invariably,peoplenodded,smiled,andcarrieoncedidsomeoneactuallylisten,andreplied,“I’msureshehaditcoming.”Rooseveltnodoubthadapoint.Alotofthetime,peoplehardlyeverlistentowhat’sgoingoninaconversation.Theyfocusinsteadongettingtheirownresconversations,likeagameofcatch,areaback-and-for率)that’snotfarfrom50:50.Whenwetalktirelessly,ourpartnercanfeelunwanteWhenwelistentosomeosuch,itbuildsmuchdeeperrelationshipswithmuchhighersatisfactListeningdoesnotalwaletsilencefall.Silenceisthespacewhereconversationgrows.Inaredefinedbythespacearoundthem,silenceallowsourideaforward.Letpeoplesaymore.Justbecausesomeonehasstoppedtalking,itdoesn’tmeanthcommunicating.Anotherhelpfulhabitisaskingquestions.Don’tplantheminadvanceorwaitforyourturntospeak.Askformorebehindahalf-toldstory.It’sahardskilltogetright,butitgetsWhenwelistentowhatotherpeoplebetter.AsEpictetus,anancientGreekphilotwoears,thatwemayhearfromotherstwiceasmuchaswespeak.”28.WhydidRooseveltgreetpeopleunusuallA.Totesttheirsympathy.B.C.Toexposetheirpassivelistening.29.Whatleadstostronginterpersonalbonds?A.TalkingmoretoshowB.Findingcommontopic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