2025~2026学年安徽江淮名校高二上学期2月期末联考英语（CB）试卷

2025~2026学年安徽江淮名校高二上学期2月期末联考英语（CB）试卷一、听力选择题1.Whatisthemandoing?

A．Makingacomplaint.B．Offeringanapology.C．Askingforhelp.2.Whatdoesthemanthinkofthegame?

A．Long.B．Boring.C．Exciting.3.Wheredoestheconversationtakeplace?

A．Onaplane.B．Atanamusementpark.C．Athome.4.WhatisMr.Smithadvisedtodo?

A．Walkaround.B．Sitstill.C．Liedown.5.Howmanykindsofbaggageareasarethereattheairport?

A．Two.B．Three.C．Four.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。6.Howdidthewomanscratchtheredcar?

A．Hercarbackedintoit.B．Hershoppingcarthitit.C．Herbagsdroppedonit.7.Whatdoesthewomandecidetodointheend?

A．Leaveanote.B．Gotoagrocerystore.C．Driveawayquickly.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。8.Whatarethespeakerstalkingabout?

A．Theman’sbehaviorsatparties.B．Preparationsfortheparty.C．Goodtablemanners.9.Whydidthemanfallintothepool?

A．Becauseofhismagic.B．Becauseofothers’pushing.C．Becauseofatrick.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。10.Whatistherelationshipbetweenthespeakers?

A．Strangers.B．Motherandson.C．Formerschoolmates.11.Wherewillthemangoonholiday?

A．Canada.B．Africa.C．America.12.Whatwillthemandofirst?

A．ContactJohn.B．Buytraintickets.C．Reserveahotelroom.听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。13.Howlongdoesthewomansleepatnight?

A．Sixtosevenhours.B．Seventoeighthours.C．Eighttoninehours.14.Whydoesthewomanfeelsick?

A．Sheseldomexercises.B．Shegetsupearlyeveryday.C．Shesuffersfrommuchpressure.15.Whatisthewoman?

A．Astudent.B．Ateacher.C．Asinger.16.Whatistheman'slastadvice?

A．Gettingmorephysicalexercise.B．Chattingwithclosefriends.C．Takingsleepingpills.听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。17.WhatdoesRaymondBlancdo?

A．Aneditor.B．ATVshowhost.C．Arestaurantowner.18.WhereisRaymondBlancfrom?

A．Britain.B．France.C．Germany.19.Whatisspecialaboutthemenuintherestaurants?

A．Itvarieswithseasons.B．Itismainlykid-friendlydishes.C．Itshowstheingredientsinthedishes.20.Whatwastheoriginalpriceofthe3-coursemeal?

A．$15.B．$45.C．$66.二、阅读理解China’sFantasticParksChinaishometomanybeautifulparksthatcombinenaturalscenerywithculturalheritage.Herearethreeremarkableparksfromdifferentcitiesthatattractnumerousvisitorsthroughouttheyear.TheSummerPalace,BeijingAsaUNESCOWorldHeritageSite,theSummerPalaceinBeijingrepresentsthehighestachievementofChineselandscapegardendesign.Covering2.9squarekilometers,itfeaturesKunmingLakeandLongevityHill.TheMarbleBoat,LongCorridor,andSeventeen-ArchBridgeareamongitsmostfamousattractions.Originallybuiltin1750,itservedasaroyalgardenduringtheQingDynasty,whereemperorswouldescapethesummerheat.TheelegantarchitectureandcarefullandscapingmakeitaperfectexampleoftraditionalChinesegardeningart.WestLakeinHangzhouWestLakeisoftendescribedasoneofthemostbeautifullakesinChina.Surroundedbygreenhills,thelakeareacovers6.5squarekilometersandfeatures“TenscenesofWestLake”thathaveinspiredpoetsandpaintersforcenturies.TheBrokenBridgeandThreePoolsMirroringtheMoonareparticularlyfamous.In2011,itwasaddedtotheUNESCOWorldHeritageListforitsculturalimportance.HumbleAdministrator’sGarden,SuzhouThisclassicalgardeninSuzhouisconsideredoneofChina’sfourmostfamousgardens.Builtin1513duringtheMingDynasty,itcovers5.2hectaresanddemonstratesthetypicalJiangnanwatertownstyle.Thegardenisdividedintoeastern,central,andwesternsections,connectedbydelicatebridgesandwindingcorridors.Itsbeautifullotusponds,artisticrockeries,andtraditionalpavilionsshowperfectharmonybetweenarchitectureandnature,representingthewisdomofancientChinesegardendesigners.TheseparksnotonlyproviderecreationalspacesforpeoplebutalsopreserveChina’srichgardeningtraditionsandhistoricallegacy,makingthemvaluableculturaltreasures.21.WhatmakestheSummerPalacespecialaccordingtothetext?

A．ItisthelargestparkinChina.B．Ithasthehighestmountainpeak.C．Itrepresentsthebestgardendesign.D．Itisfamousforitslotusflowers.22.WhatcanbeinferredaboutWestLakefromthetext?

A．ItisthelargestlakeinChina.B．IthasinfluencedChineseartandculture.C．Itwasoriginallybuiltforentertainment.D．Itismainlypopularamonglocalvisitors.23.Whatdoallthreeparkshaveincommonaccordingtothetext?

A．Theyallfeatureman-madelakes.B．TheyarenaturalUNESCOwonders.C．Theyallcombinenaturalandculturalvalue.D．Theyareallfamousfortheircorridors.ANewYorkfoodbanktookonahugetaskthismonthwhenLocalCoho,aneco-friendlyfishfarminAuburn,offered40,000poundsoflivesalmon(鲑鱼)beforeclosingforever.Thegift—equalto13,000fishswimmingingianttanks—createdbothachancetohelpandaraceagainsttime:Workersneededtoturnthelivefishintofrozenmealsquicklytoavoidwasteandfeedhungryfamilies.LocalCohohaddevelopedspecialwater-savingmethodstoraisefishfortop-qualitysushishopsbutcouldn’tgetenoughmoneytogrow.WiththefarmclosingonJanuary31st,managerAdamKramarsyckwantedtodonatethefishinsteadofturningthemintofuel.“We’remakingsomethinggoodfromabadsituation,”heexplained.Normally,thefarmcouldonlyhandle600fishperweekbyhand—nowherenearenoughtocleartanksholdingtentimesmore.Thefoodbankgathered42helperswhosteppedintowaist-highwater,usingnetstocatchthefish.“Theshorttimelimitmadeeverythingmorestressful,”saidoperationsleaderBrianMcManus.VolunteerChristinaHudsonKohler,whousuallysortsvegetables,tradedherregularjobforanewtask.Sheputonrubberbootsandheavyglovestomovestrugglingfishintocoolingboxes.Farmworkersstayedlatetohelp,whileatruckingcompanyofferedfreerefrigerateddeliverytoanearbyfoodfactory.Injustthreeweeks,theteamcreatedover26,000frozenfishmealsfor238foodbanksandshelters—ahugeproteinsupplyforfamiliesstrugglingtoaffordfood.“Meatissuperimportantbuthardtogetforpeopleinneed,”McManussaid,callingthisthebiggestfishdonationthey’deverreceived.Theprojectsavedtonsoffoodthatmighthavebeenthrownaway,suchas35%ofAmerica’suneatengroceries.Kramarsyckfeltproudthatthefarm’searth-friendlyideasstillhelpedpeopledespiteclosing.FoodbuyerAndrewKatzeradmiredthefarm’seffort.“Mostfailingbusinesseswouldgiveup,butthefarm’sworkersworkedovertimetosaveeveryfish,”hesaid.AsfrozensalmonreachescommunitykitchensacrossNewYork,thefar-reachingimpactofdifferentgroupsworkingtogetheristrulyremarkable.ThoughLocalCoho’sbusinessdidn’tsurvive,itslastgiftbecameapowerfullessoninteamworkandhope—onefishfillet(鱼片)atatime.24.WhatmadeLocalCohodecidetocloseitsfishfarm?

A．Watershortage.B．Lackoffunds.C．Lowfishquality.D．Reducedfooddemand.25.Whatcanweinferfromparagraph3?

A．Sortingvegetableswassimpleforvolunteers.B．Thefoodbankhadmanyfish-lovingvolunteers.C．Handlingthefishwaspressingandchallenging.D．Thefoodbankoftendealtwithlargefishdonations.26.WhatcanwelearnfromAndrewKatzer’swords?

A．HespokehighlyofLocalCoho’seffort.B．HesuggestedLocalCohoshouldexpand.C．Hefeltmostbusinessesfocusedonlyonprofit.D．Hedoubtedtheeffectivenessofthedonation.27.Whatdoestheauthorwanttostressinthisstory?

A．Thedifficultyfoodbanksface.B．Theneedtosupportfishfarms.C．Theimportanceofcourage.D．Thepowerofteamwork.Politiciansoftenusehumortowinpublicsupport,butscientiststraditionallyavoidjokes,worriedthatalightheartedtonemightreducetheirauthorityand,consequently,thetrustworthinessoftheirfindings.Anewstudychallengesthisidea,showingthatwell-chosenhumorcanactuallymakescientistsmorelikableandtheirresearchmoretrustworthy.LedbyAlexandraLynnFrankfromtheUniversityofGeorgia,theresearchtestedhumor’sroleinsciencecommunicationthroughsocialmedia.Theteamcreatedpostsfromafictionalscientist,Dr.JamieDevon,sharingcartoonsaboutartificialintelligence(AI).Thesepostsusedthreehumorstyles:playfulcomparisons(likegivingrobotshumancharacteristics),meanjokesabouttechnology,oramixofboth.Somepostshadnohumorasacomparison.Over2,200participantsviewedthesepostsinanonlineexperiment.Theyratedhowfunnythecontentwas,howmuchtheylikedthescientist,andhowcredibletheinformationseemed.Resultsrevealedthatlight,positivehumor—suchasshowingAIasacuriousrobotaskingquestions—madethescientistfeelmoreapproachableandtheresearchmorereliable.However,meanorunfriendlyjokesreducedtrustinthescientist.“Humorhelpspeopleconnectwithscientists,”Frankexplained.“Whenwelaugh,we’remoreopentolistening.”Butshestressedthatjokesmustfeelnatural,adding,“Iftheaudiencedoesn’tfinditfunny,itcouldbackfire.”Forexample,playfulcartoonsworkedbetterthanmakingfunoftechfailures.Thestudyadvisesscientiststoavoidtoughjokestargetingindividuals.Instead,gentlehumorthatsimplifiescomplexideas—likecomparingclimatechangetotheEarthhavinga“fever”—canbuildinterestandfightmisinformation.WhilefocusedonAI,thesetipsapplytofieldslikehealthorenvironmentalscience.Intoday’sfast-paceddigitalworld,humorcouldhelpscientistsstandoutonsocialmedia.Funnypostsmayattractmoreviewers,maketoughtopicseasiertounderstand,andbuildpublictrust.Thekeyisbalancingfunwithfacts:lightheartedjokesdon’tweakenexpertisebutcreatefriendly,memorableconnections.Frank’steamhopestheirfindingsencouragescientiststoexperimentwithhumor.Asoneparticipantnoted,“Ascientistwhojokesfeelsmorehuman—likesomeoneI’dtrust.”28.Scientistsavoidusingjokesintheircommunicationbecausetheyfearthatjokes______.

A．wasteresearchtimeB．mightconfusethepublicC．maketheirworkseemunreliableD．distractfromscientificfacts29.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“backfire”inparagraph4probablymean?

A．Beeffective.B．Havetheoppositeresult.C．Benatural.D．Makepeoplelaugh.30.Accordingtothestudy,whatkindofhumorisrecommendedforscientists?

A．Jokesthattargetindividuals.B．Makingfunoftechnologyfailures.C．Playfulcomparisonsandgentlejokes.D．Usingcomplexideastocreatehumor.31.Whatisthebesttitleforthetext?

A．ScienceandSocialMedia.B．JokesinVariousSocialContexts.C．TheImpactofHumoronPublicTrust.D．TheRoleofHumorinScienceCommunication.Thebaldeagle,America’snationalsymbolofstrengthandfreedom,hasmadeaninspiringcomebackfromnearextinction.Onceendangeredduetoharmfulpesticidesandhabitatloss,thesegreatbirdsnowflyacrossskiestheynearlydisappearedfromdecadesago.Theirstoryisoneofenvironmentalrecoveryandculturalpride.Inthemid-20thcentury,thewidespreaduseoftheinsecticideDDTcausedeaglepopulationstodropsharply.Thechemicalweakenedeggshells,makingitnearlyimpossibleforchickstosurvive.Bythe1980s,stateslikeNewJerseyhadonlyonenesting(筑巢的)pairleft.ButafterDDTwasprohibitedin1972,conservation(保护)effortsbegan.ScientiststransportedeaglesfromstablepopulationsinCanadaandusedcreativemethods,likereplacingrealeggswithfakeones,toprotectchicks.Theseeffortspaidoff:NewJerseynowhasover300nestingpairs,andthespecieswasremovedfromtheUSendangeredlistin2007.“They’reaconservationsuccessstory,”saysMaiaEdwardsoftheAmericanBaldEagleFoundation.Eagleshaveprovenadaptable,nestingeveninbusyareaslikesuburbanneighborhoods.KathyClark,awildlifeexpertinNewJersey,recallsyoungeaglessurvivinginacrowdedtownnearNewYork.“They’retough—liketrueJerseybirds,”shesayswithasenseofwonder.However,challengesremain.Crasheswithcars,habitatlossanddiseaseslikebirdfluthreatentheirrecovery.Zoosandrescuecenters,suchasNewJersey’sTurtleBackZoo,careforinjuredbirdsthatcan’treturntothewild.Conservationistsstresstheneedforcleanwaterwaysandprotectedspacestoensureeaglesgrowwell.Culturally,thebaldeagle’scomebackhaswonhearts.RecentlawsofficiallydeclareditAmerica’snationalbird,thoughmanyassumeditalreadywas.NativeAmericancommunities,whovieweaglesasspiritualsymbols,supportedthemove.Thebirdsalsoinspiresportsfans—likethePhiladelphiaEaglesfootballteamcompetinginthisyear’sSuperBowl.ForaverageAmericans,spottingabaldeagleremainsamazing.BirdwatcherDanDay,whogrewuprarelyseeingthem,nowencounterseaglesregularly.“Itbrightensupyourwholeday,”hesays.Expertsremindpeopletoadmireeaglesfromadistance,astroublingthemharmstheirrecovery.32.Whatisthethirdparagraphmainlyabout?

A．Thehistoryofthebaldeagle.B．Thesuccessofconservationefforts.C．Thecurrentsituationofbaldeagles.D．Thechallengesfacedbybaldeagles.33.HowdoesKathyClarkfeelaboutbaldeagleslivingincrowdedNewJerseytowns?

A．Sheissurprisedbytheirabilitytoadapt.B．Sheworriestheywilltroublehumanlife.C．Shethinkstheyareadangertolocalpets.D．Shebelievestheybelongonlyindistantareas.34.WhydoestheauthormentionthePhiladelphiaEaglesfootballteam?

A．Toemphasizebaldeagles’culturalinfluence.B．Tocomparesportsstrategieswithconservation.C．Toquestionthedestructivebusinessofwildlife.D．Tohighlightuniqueregionalbirdwatchingspots.35.Whatcanbelearnedaboutbaldeagles?

A．Theyattackhumanswhogettooclose.B．Theypreferlivinginzoosoverthewild.C．Birdwatchersneverseetheminurbanareas.D．Humaninteractioncouldslowtheirrecovery.Asparents,weloveourchildrenandinvestyearsintoeducatingthemuntiltheybecomegrown-ups.Thechallengecomesinthechangetoviewingthemasadultsandtreatingthemaccordingly.36Herearesometips.Understandthelandscape.37Evenaswestruggletofindournewrole,ourchildrenaretakingtheirroles.Theyhesitateaboutwhattheywant.Sometimesitfeelsasthoughtheydesireallofthefreedomwithnoneoftheresponsibility!Yetwitheachsmallchoicetheymake—evenmessyones—they’reslowlylearningtotiefreedomandresponsibilitytogether.Encourageresponsibility.Aschildrenenteradulthood,weshouldgiveupthedirectiverole,nolongertellingthemwhattodo.38Wewanttostepupasconsultantswhohavetheirbestinterestsinmind,whilestillallowingthemtobeincharge.39Failingtoletyoungadultsmaketheirowndecisionseffectivelykeepsthemfromgrowingintoadults.Whenourchildrenareunderourroofs,wecanexpectthemtoobeytherulesofthehousehold,butontheirown,theyarefreetoestablishtherules.Lettingyoungpeoplemaketheirownchoices,eveniftheyfail,ishowtheytrulygrowup.Mistakesteachresponsibilitybetterthanconstantprotection.Persist(坚持)withlove.That’snottosayitwon’tsometimesbepainfullytoughtostepoutofthedriver’sseatandberelegated(降级)toanadvisoryrole.Wearesoinvestedinprotectingourchildrenthatitbreaksourheartstoseethemstruggle.Ourprotectiveinstincts(本能)aretoughtoturnoff.40

A．Trustourselves.B．Allowforfailure.C．Howdoyoutreatanadult?D．Thechangeisnotaclearone.E．Whyshouldwestarttomakesomechanges?F．Butlovemeansgivingthemspacetolearntogrow.G．Instead,wehelpthemseetheoptionsfortheirowndecisions.三、完形填空Onesunnyafternoon,agirlnamedBiancaandherdadwereenjoyingaboattriponthewater.Theirpeacefultimetookasuddenturnwhenthey_______somethingunusual—amassoffishingnettingfloatingnearby.Astheygot_______,theywereshockedtoseeaseaturtletrappedinthenetting,_______tobreakfree.Without_______,theydecidedtorescueit.Bianca’sdad_______theboatalongsidethenettingandreacheddowntoholdit.Hepulledouta_______andcarefullycutthenettingtrappingtheturtle.Theturtle,_______andconfused,frozeforamoment,unsurewhetherthestrangermeantharm.Bianca’sdadworkedslowlyandgently,makingsurenotto_______theturtlewiththeknife.After_______throughseverallayersofthenetting,hefinallyfreedtheanimalfromit.Heliftedtheturtleintotheboatto________forinjuries.Seeingitwasunharmed,hecarriedittotheothersideoftheboatand________itintothewater.Theturtlehesitatedforamoment,andthenswamaway________afteragentlepushfromBianca’sdad.Biancaandherdadoftenhelpsealife________,thoughtheyrarelyrecordtheserescues.Everyyear,________peoplelikethemsavecountlessseacreaturesfromdangerslikeoldnetsandlitter.It’sa________thateveryonecandotheirparttokeepourwaterwaysclean.41.A．heardB．madeC．mentionedD．spotted42.A．closerB．strongerC．lazierD．lighter43.A．refusingB．happeningC．strugglingD．pretending44.A．regretB．permissionC．wisdomD．hesitation45.A．guidedB．cleanedC．repairedD．equipped46.A．boatB．knifeC．mapD．tooth47.A．patientB．determinedC．scaredD．curious48.A．recordB．hurtC．transportD．show49.A．cuttingB．passingC．lookingD．living50.A．claimB．hideC．checkD．feed51.A．stuckB．loweredC．pouredD．folded52.A．secretlyB．unwillinglyC．helplesslyD．quickly53.A．undertreatmentB．onguardC．introubleD．atrest54.A．kindB．generousC．famousD．honest55.A．shameB．reminderC．ruleD．joke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。Despiteanunusuallywetseasonincertainhigh-altitude(高海拔的)areas,theautumnharvestintheXizangAutonomousRegionisalmostcomplete.AccordingtoXizangDaily,morethan96percentoftheregion’sgrains56(harvest)lastweek.ChenYisheng,anofficialfromtheregionalagricultureandruralaffairsdepartment,told57newspaper,“Insomehigh-altitudeareas,therewasmorerainfallthanusual,58affectedthegrowthandharvestofkeycropssuchashighlandbarley.”“Theregion’sagriculturalandruralauthoritiesplannedahead,arrangingforagriculturalexpertstoguidefarmerstoquicklyharvestanddrycropsinthefields.Agriculturalmachinerywasalsoused59(improve)theefficiencyoftheautumnharvestandreducelosses60(cause)bytheweather,”Chensaid.These61(effort)havehelpedmostfarmingareasfinishharvestingaheadoftheexpectedcoldperiod.Thisyear,thegovernmentprovidedfarmers62over600millionyuaninagriculturalfinancialsupport,whichfundedmeasuressuchasprotectingfarmlandsoil63buyingagriculturalmachinery.“64(current),theharvestedhighlandbarley,wheat,andothergrainsarebeingdriedandstored.Giventheprogressoftheautumnharvest,this65(year)totalgrainoutputisexpectedtoremainatitsusuallevelofover1.1millionmetrictons,”Chenadded.五、书信写作66.假定你是李华，你校拟举办首届“校园急救大赛（CampusFirst-AidContest）”，现面向全体学生征集活动方案。请你给校学生会负责人Peter写一封建议信，内容包括：1.你的想法；2.你的理由。注意：1.写作词数应为80个左右；2.请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。DearPeter,___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Bestregards,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。Formostbrides,weddingdressshoppingisajoyfulhighlight,butforLexiReed,itwasanunpleasantmomentshewantedtoforget.Weighing485pounds(about220kilograms)inherlate20s,Lexisteppedintoshopsonlytomeetjudgmentalstaresandalackofsuitabledresses.“Peoplelookeddownonme,asifmyweightmademeunworthyofmarriage,”sherecalled.Thoughshefinallyfoundadress,theexperienceexposedthetoughrealityofherlife-shecouldbarelywalkablockwithoutcatchingherbreath,climbstairswithoutstopping,orescapetheconstantjointpainandexhaustion.“Iwasaprisonerinmyownbody,”Lexiadmitted,herdailylifereducedtogoingtowork,returninghome,andsinkingintothecouch.Lexi’sstrugglewithwe