2025~2026学年河北省承德市高二上学期12月月考英语试卷

2025~2026学年河北省承德市高二上学期12月月考英语试卷一、听力选择题1.Whatdoesthemanwanttodo?

A．Makeaninvitation.B．Checktheorder.C．Bookatable.2.Howistheweatherinthewoman’shometownatthistimeofyear?

A．Sunny.B．Rainy.C．Cloudy.3.Whatwillthewomandofortheman?

A．CallMrs.Brown.B．Arrangeameeting.C．Changehisworkschedule.4.WhywillAnnaleaveherjob?

A．Torunastore.B．Totreatherillness.C．Tolookafterherkids.5.Whatarethespeakersmainlytalkingabout?

A．Therecentbasketballgame.B．Theimportanceofteamwork.C．Tom’safter-schoolhobby.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。6.WhathappenedtoPaul?

A．Helosthiscarkey.B．Heforgottopickuphisaunt.C．Heneededtogotothehospital.7.Wherewillthespeakersgonext?

A．Totheairport.B．ToPaul’shouse.C．Tothecarservicestore.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。8.Whatistherelationshipbetweenthespeakers?

A．Strangers.B．Classmates.C．Co-workers.9.Whatdoesthewomancomplainabout?

A．Loudnoise.B．Outdatedaircraft.C．Crowdedspace.10.Whatdoesthemansayabouttheexhibition?

A．Itisexpensive.B．Itisinformative.C．Itiswell-organized.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。11.WhendidAndrewbegintoreadthebook?

A．At3:00p.m.B．At3:30p.m.C．At4:30p.m.12.WhatdidLiamRiverado?

A．Hesoldthebook.B．Hewrotethestory.C．Hedrewthepictures.13.Whatisthebookmainlyabout?

A．Aboy’slife.B．Afairytale.C．Anoutdoorexploration.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。14.Whichagegroupisthecampopento?

A．Kidsaged6to14.B．Kidsaged8to16.C．Kidsaged10to18.15.Whatwasthehighlightofthecamp?

A．Celebratedprizes.B．Avarietyofcourses.C．Alotofyoungteachers.16.WhatdidDavidmainlyfocusonatthecamp?

A．Singing.B．Dancing.C．Painting.17.WhatstopsDavidfromreturningtothecamp?

A．Hisstudyschedule.B．Theagerequirement.C．Histightbudget.听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。18.Whichplacewillbeusedforthenewmarket?

A．Theparkinglot.B．Theplayground.C．Thestudents’dininghall.19.HowlongdoesthemarketoperateonFridays?

A．For3hours.B．For5hours.C．For10hours.20.Whowillgetadiscountattherestaurantstands?

A．Farmers.B．Students.C．Organizers.二、阅读理解HerearethefourbestparksinVancouvertorelax,engageinoutdooractivities,oradmirenature.KitsilanoBeachParkKitsilanoBeachParkisknownforitslargeswimmingpool,sunbathedbeach,andenergeticatmosphere.Theparkissurroundedbyalivelyneighbourhoodwithavarietyofrestaurants,cafes,andshops,makingitagreatplacetospendtheday.TheheatedoutdoorpoolisCanada’slongestsaltwaterpool.JohnHendryParkThisparkisnamedafterafamousbusinessmanandindustrialist,JohnHendry.PeoplefromEastVancouvermostlyvisittheplace.Thebeautifullakeisitsbestfeature.Alongwithagreatplacetopicnic,JohnHendryParkisalsoanamazingdogpark,astherearemorethan26,000metersoflandonthenorthofthepark.Therearealsomanyplaygroundsforkids,biking,andwalkinginthisplace.VanDusenBotanicalGardenThisgardenisthehouseof7,500ormoretrees&plantsfromvariousplaces.Youcanalsofindregionsformeditation(沉思),shiningstreamsandthepark’swaterfall.Youwillalsospotbeautifulroses,Japanesecherrytrees,Japanesedogwoods,andmore.IfyouvisitthereduringtheChristmasseason,youwillseetheChristmaslightsallaround.PacificSpiritParkThisisfornaturelovers.ItissetinWestVancouver.ThisregionseparatesthecityfromBritishColumbia.Thethickforestandrockycoastlinesarejustperfectforcyclingandhikingtrails(路).RemembertohaveaPacificSpiritRegionalParkmaptobesafe.Thereare2,000acresorsoofforestwithmorethan50milesoftrailalongwiththewatersandtheUniversityofBritishColumbia.21.WhatisspecialabouttheoutdoorpoolinKitsilanoBeachPark?

A．Itisdeep.B．Itiscool.C．Itissaltwater.D．Itisnearacafe.22.WhowillprobablyvisitJohnHendryPark?

A．Swimmingenthusiasts.B．Dogownersandlovers.C．PeoplefromWestVancouver.D．Businessmenandindustrialists.23.WhatshouldvisitorstakewhengoingtoPacificSpiritParkforhiking?

A．Amapofthepark.B．Adogforcompany.C．Ameditationguide.D．Somefoodanddrinks.BorninXi’an,theeasternstartingpointoftheancientSilkRoad,XuWenneverimaginedthatavisittoanEnglishantiqueshopwouldtiehertotheroute’swesternend.Twodecadesago,sheandherBritishhusband,AlastairBlackburn,wereimmediatelyattractedbythreesmall,vividlycolored,finelydetailedpaintings.Uponcloseexamination,thecouplefoundtheyweren’tjustordinarywatercolors,asthepaperwasunique,andthepigments(颜料)seemedmineral-based.Theyboughttheworksimmediately.Thesepiecesmarkedthecouple’sfirstencounterwithTongcaopainting,orpithpainting,whichservedasawindowto19th-centuryChina,anerawithoutcameras.Tongcaopaintingsarecreatedondriedpithfromaricepaperplant,whosehoneycombedtexture(纹理)differssharplyfromfibrousordinarypaper.Thisuniquematerialpreventswatercolorsfromsinkingin;instead,thepaintsitsontop,creatingafaintthree-dimensionaleffectthatmodernreproductionsstruggletomatch.Xulaterexplainedthattheseartworkswerelike“Easternpostcards”madebyGuangzhoucraftsmen.WhenGuangzhouwasChina’sonlyportopentoWesterntrade,paintersadaptedWesternstylestodescribedailylife,festivals,andcustomsforcuriousWesternmerchants.Fascinatedbythisforgottenchapterofcross-culturalexchange,thecouplespent20yearscollectingTongcaopaintings.TheysearchedantiqueshopsandprivatecollectionsacrossEurope,eventuallyamassingover2,000piecesshowing19th-centuryChineselifeandcustoms.Theirpassionledthemtobuildamuseumin2023,whichwasopenedinahistoricalbuildinginBlackburn’shometown,longrecognizedastheSilkRoad’swesternendpoint.“ThismuseumbridgesthetwoendsoftheSilkRoad,”Xusaid.ManyChinesevisitorshavecomeandappreciatedinpersonthetown’slonghistorywithChinathroughthemuseumandthewaylocalshopsandculturalcenterscelebratedtheirtiestotheSilkRoad.Tofurtherpromotethisheritage,thecouplefoundedtheSilkRoadFoundationin2023andinvitedstudentstocopyTongcaoworks.XualsocooperatedwithschoolsinXi’an,hopingtopassonthisculture.“Thesepaintingsarelivinghistory,”shesaid.“WemustmakesuretheykeeptellingtheirstoriesofEast-Westconnection.”24.WhyareTongcaopaintingsdifferentfrommodernreproductions?

A．Theirwatercolordisappearseasily.B．Theydescribe19th-centuryChineselife.C．Theirmaterialcreatesafaint3Deffect.D．TheyweremadeforWesternmerchants.25.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“amassing”inparagraph4probablymean?

A．Collecting.B．Selling.C．Displaying.D．Creating.26.WhatdidXuWenandherhusbanddoforTongcaopaintings?

A．TheysoldthemtoEuropeancollectors.B．Theybuiltamuseumtoprotectthem.C．TheytaughtpeopletomaketheminChina.D．TheystudiedtheirorigininGuangzhou.27.Whatistheauthor’spurposeinwritingthistext?

A．Tointroduceanewtypeofpainting.B．ToencouragepeopletovisitaSilkRoadmuseum.C．TocompareChineseandWesternpaintingstyles.D．Topraiseacouple’scontributionstoculturalpreservation.Haveyoueverwonderedwhatthefoodyoueateverydaycantellyouaboutwhereyoucomefrom?Haveyoueverwonderedwhypeoplefromdifferentpartsoftheworldeatdifferenttypesoffood?Doyoueveraskyourselfwhycertainfoodsorcuisinetraditionsaresoimportanttoyourculture?Thereismoreofaconnectionbetweenfoodandculturethanyoumaythink.Onapersonallevel,wegrowupeatingthefoodofourcultures.Itbecomesapartofwhoeachofusis.Manyofusconnectfoodfromourchildhoodwithwarmfeelingsandgoodmemoriesandittiesustoourfamilies,holdingaspecialandpersonalvalueforus.WhenIwassickasakid,mymotherwouldcooksoupandbringittobedforme.Thesmellandtasteofthesoupbecamesomethingveryfamiliartome.Now,wheneverIfeeltiredorstressed,Ifeelhungryforthatsoup.Onalargerscale(规模),traditionalcuisineispasseddownfromonegenerationtothenext.Italsoservesasanexpressionofculturalidentity.Immigrants(移民)bringthefoodoftheircountrieswiththemwherevertheygoandcookingtraditionalfoodisawayofpreservingtheirculturewhentheymovetonewplaces.InChina,harmonyisavitalqualityinalmosteveryaspectoflife.ThisisreflectedinChinesecuisine,wherealmosteveryflavorisusedinabalancedwaycreatingdeliciousdisheswithflavorsthatgowelltogether.ThecuisineoftheUnitedStatesalsoreflectsitshistory.TheEuropeancolonization(殖民)oftheAmericasbroughtEuropeaningredientsandcookingstylestotheUS.Astheworldbecomesmoreglobalized,itiseasiertogetcuisinesfromdifferentcultures.Weshouldkeepourtraditionsthroughourculture’sfoodbutweshouldalsobecomemoreinformedaboutotherculturesbytryingtheirfoods.28.Whatdoestheauthorthinkoftheconnectionbetweenfoodandculture?

A．Itisnotveryobvious.B．Itisstrongerthanexpected.C．Itchangeswithglobalization.D．Itonlyexistsintraditionalcultures.29.Whydoestheauthormentionthesoupcookedbyhismother?

A．Topraisehismother’scookingskill.B．Toexplainhowsoupcuresillnesses.C．Toshowfood’spersonalmeaning.D．Todescribehischildhoodmemories.30.Whatroledoestraditionalfoodplayforimmigrants?

A．Ithelpsthemmakenewfriends.B．Itremindsthemoftheirhometown.C．Ithelpspreservetheirownculture.D．Itmakesthempopularinnewplaces.31.WhatcanweinferaboutChinesecuisinefromthetext?

A．Itvaluesthebalanceofflavors.B．Ithasthemostdeliciousdishes.C．Itchangesagreatdealwithtime.D．Itfeaturesunnecessarydecoration.“Rubbishisever-lasting,”wroteCzechauthorIvanKlimainhisnovelLoveandGarbage.“Whatelseistherethatissounbreakable?”Andevenaswemaketheworldintoagreenerplacebyadoptingrenewableenergy,theproblemofhowtodealwithwasteremainsadifficultonetosolve.Thethingis,renewableenergytoolslikewindturbines(涡轮机)doalotofgood,buttheyalsoneedreplacingandrecyclingwhentheygetold.Manyofthepartscanbeturnedintoliquidbyheatingandusedagain,butthiscomesatacosttotheenvironment,becausetheprocessproducescarbonemissions(碳排放).Luckily,expertshavebeenworkingonwaystousethesegiantturbinesagainattheendoftheirlives.Oldblades(叶片)havebeenusedasnoisebarriersnexttoroads,asbikesheds,andaschildren’splaygroundequipment.Andsomeofthestems(thepartsthatholdtheenginesarecalledstems)haveevenbeenusedtobuildhouses.Lastyear,aSwedishenergycompanycalledVattenfallandDutchfirmBlade-Madeworkedtogethertocreateatinyhomemadefromauselessturbine.ShownduringDutchDesignWeekin2024,it’s4meterswide,10meterslongand3metershighandissurprisinglylightandairythankstoglassdoorsateitherend.Crucially,italsoagreedwithDutchbuildingrules.Butwithmoreandmoreturbinesexpectedtobereplacedinthecomingyears,couldtheyreallyhelptosolvehousingcrises?JosdeKriegerisaco-founderofBlade-Made,andhesays,“Whynot?”Hiscompany,alongwithitscooperators,isplanningtocreate10tinyhomesusingturbines.Hesaidthatmakingoldturbinesintohomesis“themostcomplexthingyoucando”,butnowit’sbeendone;anythingispossible.“Weneedsolutions,”hesaid,addingthathewantsto“createstories,insteadofwaste”.Klimawouldsurelyapprove.32.Whatisaproblemofrecyclingoldwindturbinesbyheating?

A．Itistooexpensivetocarryout.B．Ittakesalongtimetocomplete.C．Itcannotreusealltheturbineparts.D．Itproducesharmfulcarbonemissions.33.Whathaveoldwindturbinebladesbeenusedas?

A．Partsofsmallhouses.B．Glassdoorsforbuildings.C．Noisebarriersbesideroads.D．Engineholdersinnewturbines.34.WhatisKrieger’sattitudetowardsreusingoldturbinestoreducewaste?

A．Cautious.B．Supportive.C．Doubtful.D．Opposed.35.Whatisthemainideaofthetext?

A．Thehistoryofwindturbinedevelopment.B．Theproblemofrenewableenergywaste.C．Waystodealwitholdwindturbinescreatively.D．AnewdesignoftinyhomesintheNetherlands.WhyIndoorPlantsMatterinSmallHomesEverycornercountsinasmallhome.36Thesegreencompanionsnotonlyenhancevisualappealbutalsosupportwell-beinginwaysthatartificialdecorationscannot.Researchshowsthatstrategicallypositioningplantsindoorsreducesindoorpollutants,boostingbothphysicalcomfortandmood.Manycityresidentsandapartmentownersadopthouseplantsasapracticalsteptocounterspacelimitationswhileenjoyingahealthierlivingenvironment.Whetherit’sagreenpothos(绿萝)hangingdownfromashelforatidypeacelilybythewindow,evenminimalgreenerycancreateafeelingofrefreshmentthathelpspeoplelivingtherefeelconnectedtonatureeveryday.37Certainspecies,suchasspiderplantsandsnakeplants,arefamousforimprovingairqualityindoors.Thismakestheminvaluable,especiallywhereventilation(通风)islimitedoroutdoorspacesaren’taccessible.38Interactingwithgreeneryhasbeenshowntorelievetensionandpromotecreativity—aneffectespeciallynoticeablewhenlivingquartersaretightandrestfulcornersareeasilydisordered.Usingplantsasroomdividersorvisualanchors(锚点)helpsdefinefunctionalzonesinsmallopen-planliving.39Smallhomesbenefitmostfrommultifunctionalsolutions;indoorgardeningaccommodatesthisperfectlybyofferingbeauty,stressrelief,andpracticalaircleaningwithinthesametinyfootprint.Forpeoplewhorenthousesorcan’tgooutside,itoffersahobbythatgivesquicksatisfaction.40

A．Insmallhomes,creativearrangementmatters.B．Thepsychologicalbenefitsarejustasremarkable.C．Thishobbycanliftspiritsandaddenergyinsidethehouse.D．Addingindoorplantscaninstantlybringabreathoffreshair.E．Putlargepotsinthemiddleofthesmalllivingroomtodividethespace.F．Indoorairpurificationisakeybenefitofhouseplantsbeyondvisualappeal.G．Placesuitablepotsneartheworkdesktomarkboundarieswithoutusingtoomuchspace.三、完形填空I’venevermetMrs.Poddar,theownerofthehousewhereIamlivinginthisforeigncountry.Ifinishedmy________throughapropertyagentandpaidtherent.Mrs.Poddarisacomplete________forme.Yet,afewmonthslater,Mrs.Poddarinstructedmyagentto________myrent,andthenewrentisonlyhalfoftheoriginal!Feeling________,Iaskedmyagentaboutthereason.HetoldmethatMrs.Poddar________Iwasfromabroadstudyingherealoneandwasstill________thenewenvironment.Shedidthisjusttooffermesome________.Beingawayfrommyfamilyto________mycollegedegree,Ihavefoundthelifehere________inthepastfewmonths:nofriends,nofamiliarfood...Butthe________Mrs.Poddarshowedmeopenedanewworldtome,________menottoindulge(沉湎)innegativefeelingsandtoestablishnewrelationships.SoIdecidedto________withpeopleinmylocalareabyfirstlendingahandtoothers.Ononeoccasion,Ishoppedforgroceriesforanoldcouple,who________metoabigmealtheymade.________,abouthalfofmysparetimeisoccupiedwithofferinghelptopeopleinmyneighborhood.Weareindeedfromdifferent________,butthatdoesn’tloosenthetiesbetweenus.41.A．accommodationB．journeyC．vacationD．adventure42.A．relativeB．friendC．helperD．stranger43.A．checkB．reduceC．increaseD．collect44.A．relaxedB．excitedC．confusedD．disappointed45.A．admittedB．noticedC．forgotD．regretted46.A．adaptingtoB．lookingforC．escapingfromD．caringabout47.A．guidanceB．freedomC．supportD．convenience48.A．pursueB．switchC．changeD．value49.A．interestingB．difficultC．boringD．peaceful50.A．courageB．honestyC．kindnessD．patience51.A．urgingB．demonstratingC．forcingD．encouraging52.A．connectB．competeC．compareD．cooperate53.A．allowedB．invitedC．entitledD．led54.A．AbsolutelyB．SuddenlyC．LuckilyD．Actually55.A．agesB．partiesC．backgroundsD．neighborhoods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。Dr.NigelHewettOBE’stirelessworkforthose56(live)onthestreetshasbeenrecognizedwithanhonoraryDoctorateofScienceawardfromtheUniversityofLeicester,57heacceptedatagraduationceremony58(hold)atDeMontfortHallon17thJuly,2025.“As59proudlifelongLeicesterresident,Iamhappytoreceivethishonorarydegree,”saidDr.Hewett.“Leicesterhasanoutstandingprimaryhealthcareserviceforpeopleexperiencinghomelessness.Weshouldbeproudtobenational60(leader)inthisfieldandthisawardisa61(recognize)ofmultidisciplinary(跨学科的)teamworkoverthedecades.”Dr.Hewetthasprovidedservices62homelesspeoplesince1990.In2000,hesetupthefull-timeLeicesterHomelessPrimaryHealthcareService;thisisnowInclusionHealthcare,acommunityinterestcompanyjudged“outstanding”bytheCareQualityCommission.In2006,he63(award)anOBEforservicestohomelesspeople.In2009,Dr.HewettlaunchedUniversityCollegeLondonHospital’sPathwayhomelessnessteam.In2010,hewasafoundermemberoftheFaculty(学院)forHomelessandInclusionHealthandbecameMedicalDirectorofPathway—acharityformed64(improve)thehealthcareofhomelesspeopleandotherexcludedgroupsandsupportthefaculty.Therearenow14Pathway-stylehospitalcareco-ordination(协调)teamsdistributed65(wide)fromBradfordtoBrighton,inEngland,andinPerth,Australia.五、书信写作66.假定你是英语俱乐部主席李华，计划邀请外教Mr.Smith为高二同学创立一个阅读策略工作坊。请给他写一封英文邮件，内容包括：1.工作坊主题与具体目标；2.时间与地点；3.期待得到的帮助。注意：1.写作词数应为80左右；2.请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。DearMr.Smith,____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Yourssincerely,LiHua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。Inthecornerofourroomstandsanoldsewingmachine—anironbodywithawoodentable,itspaintchipped(脱落)andneedleslightlybent.Tomostpeople,itmightlooklikeauselessantique.Buttomygrandmother,itwasamagicboxofmemories.Grandmagrewupinasmalltowninthe1950s,wherenewclotheswerealuxury.Herfirstsewingmachinewasasecond-handonesheboughtwithmonthsofsavings.“Ilearnedbymendingoldclothesforneighbors,”sheoftentoldme,wipingdustoffitsmetalhandle.“Everystitch(针)heldawishforawarmerandbetterlife.”Sewingwasn’tjustaskillfor