2025~2026学年山东东营市胜利第二中学第二学期高一年级开学检测英语试卷

2025~2026学年山东东营市胜利第二中学第二学期高一年级开学检测英语试卷一、听力选择题1.Whatdothespeakersneedtobuy?

A．Afridge.B．Adinnertable.C．Afewchairs.2.Wherearethespeakers?

A．Inarestaurant.B．Inahotel.C．Inaschool.3.Whatdoesthewomanmean?

A．ShewillinviteCathy.B．Sheneedn’tinviteCathy.C．Shedoesn’tknowCathy.4.Whydoesthewomanplantogototown?

A．Topayherbillsinthebank.B．Tobuybooksinabookstore.C．Togetsomemoneyfromthebank.5.Whatisthewomantryingtodo?

A．Finishsomewriting.B．Printanarticle.C．Findanewspaper.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。6.Whatisthemandoing?

A．Changingseatsontheplane.B．Tryingtofindhisseat.C．Askingforawindowseat.7.Whatisthewoman’sseatnumber?

A．6A.B．7A.C．8A.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。8.Whydoesn’tthewomantakethegreenT-shirt?

A．It’stoodark.B．It’stooexpensive.C．It’stoosmall.9.Whatdoesthewomanbuyintheend?

A．AyellowT-shirt.B．AblueT-shirt.C．ApinkT-shirt.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。10.HowlonghasthemanbeeninLondon?

A．Oneyear.B．Afewyears.C．Acoupleofmonths.11.Whydidthewomanleaveherhometown?

A．Toleadacitylife.B．Tofindajob.C．Toopenarestaurant.12.Wheredidthewomancomefrom?

A．London.B．Arnside.C．Lancaster.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。13.Whatisadaypack?

A．Alock.B．Abox.C．Abag.14.Whatsurprisesthegirlatschool?

A．Fewstudentsaskingquestionsinclass.B．Alotofdiscussionsinclass.C．Teachersgivinglittlehomework.15.Atwhattimeoftheschooltermdoestheconversationmostprobablytakeplace?

A．Attheendofit.B．Inthemiddleofit.C．Atthebeginningofit.16.Whatdoweknowaboutthegirl?

A．Sheisnewtotheschool.B．Shewritesfortheschoolnewspaper.C．Sheseldomasksquestionsinclass.听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。17.WhatdoesMr.HenryStonedo?

A．Abankclerk.B．Awriter.C．Ateacher.18.WhatdoesHenrylikedoingattheairport?

A．Tellingstories.B．Watchingpeople.C．Readingmagazines.19.WhatdidHenrylearnfromthenewspaperthatday?

A．Amanstolemoneyfromabank.B．Avaluablesuitcasewasmissing.C．Awomanranawayfromhome.20.Whywasthewomanattheairport?

A．Shewastravelingonbusiness.B．ShewasleavingforGreece.C．Shewasseeingthemanoff.二、阅读理解Therearealotofmusicfestivalstolookforwardtointhecomingmonths.FireflyMusicFestivalManypeoplehavethoughtofgoingtoDelawareforasummervacation,andmidJuneisagreattimetoplanatripifyoulovemusic.Date:June14—June17Place:Delaware,theUSAMusicType:CountryMusicRoskildeFestivalThismusicfestivalhasalonghistorysince1971.What’sinterestingaboutthisfestivalisthatyoucangettoknowsomeartistsfromdifferentcountries.Date:June30—July10Place:Cambridge,EnglandMusicType:RockSecretSolsticeCometoParis.NotonlywillyouhavegreatmusicintheSecretSolstice,butyoucanalsovisitsomeoldmuseums.Date:June21—June24Place:Paris,FranceMusicType:FolkMusicMontrealInternationalJazzFestivalAlljazzloversshouldcometotheMontrealInternationalJazzFestivalatleastonceinalifetime.Thiseventbringstogethersomeofthebestmusicians.Date:June28—July7Place:Montreal,CanadaMusicType:Jazz21.Whatiscommontothemusicfestivalsinthepassage?

A．TheyareallheldinEurope.B．Theyareallaboutcountrymusic.C．Theyareallgivenoutdoors.D．Theyalltakeplaceinsummer.22.WhatcanweknowaboutDelawarefromthepassage?

A．Itisagoodchoiceforsummerholiday.B．Itisanoldcitywithmanyoldmuseums.C．Ithasmusiciansfromdifferentcountries.D．Ithasinterestedjazzfansaroundtheworld.23.Whichmusicfestivalwilllastforthelongesttime?

A．SecretSolstice.B．RoskildeFestival.C．FireflyMusicFestival.D．MontrealInternationalJazzFestival.YangLi,anativeMiaowomanpassionateaboutembroidery(刺绣),ownsafolkcultureproductsshopthatsellsMiaoembroidery,batikcloth,andsilverjewelry.Atfirst,thesmallshopstruggledasthereweremanysimilarproductsonthemarket.Yangrealizedtheneedforauniquebrandtostandoutfromthecompetition.DuringahikeinFanjingMountaininJuly2011,Yangaccidentallycutherhandonathornleaf.Thisgaveheranidea:“Thereareleaf-veinbookmarksandleaf-veinpaintings.Whyhasnobodycreatedleaf-veinembroideryyet?”Obviously,thereasonbehindthisisthatembroideringonleavesrequiresdelicateskillsthatfewpossess.YangLicollectedthousandsofleavesfromFanjingMountainandprocessedthembysteaming,boiling,andtanningtoexposetheirveins.Whentheleavesbecamedry,theywerealsoextremelyfragile.Thebiggestchallengewasimprovingtheflexibilityoftheleaves.AfterconsultingalocalexpertShenMin,shelearnedthatsoakingtheminacidicwatercouldmakethemtoughenoughforembroidery.Throughcontinuouslearningandpractice,shesucceededincreatingherfirstpieceofleaf-veinembroidery,whichperfectlycombinestraditionalembroiderypatternswiththenaturaltexturesofleaves.ByaddingtraditionaldesignsfromtheMiao,Tujia,andDongethnicgroups,sheproducedartthatexhibitsuniqueaestheticappealoftraditionalembroiderywithcontemporarycraftsmanship.Yangnotesthattypically,onlythosewithdecadesofembroideryexperiencecanindependentlycompletetheentireleaf-embroideryprocess,andtherehavebeenfewerthan20peopleinTongrensince2011whocandoso.Twoyearslater,Yangopenedanembroideryprocessingfactoryandofferedjobstomorethan500laid-offfemaleworkers,ruralwomen,andpeoplewithdisabilities.“Guizhouisaprovincewithalargenumberofethnicgroupsandalonghistoryofethnicembroideryskills,”shesays.“Iwillkeepdoingleaf-veinembroideryfortherestofmylifebecauseitismeaningful.”24.WhatinspiredYangLitocreateleaf-veinembroidery?

A．Anaccidentalinjurytoherhand.B．HerloveforMiaoembroidery.C．Thediscoveryofaspecialleaf.D．Adecreaseinhershop’searnings.25.WhatisthebiggestchallengeforYangLi?

A．DryingtheleavesB．Makingleavesmoreflexible.C．CollectingsuitableleavesD．Exposingveinsofleaves.26.WhatdoweknowaboutYangLi’sleaf-veinembroidery?

A．ItiscostlytocompleteasinglepieceB．Itiswell-receivedbyinternationalconsumers.C．Itisauniquecombinationofartisticelements.D．Itdemandscooperationbetweencraftsmen.27.WhichofthefollowingwordscanbestdescribeYangLi?

A．Passionateandhumorous.B．Ambitiousandcautious.C．Creativeanddedicated.D．Optimisticandconsiderate.Goingagainstthetendencyoffloodingtowell-knownyetcrowdedtouristattractionsonvacation,agrowingnumberofholidaymakersinChinaarespendingtheirholidaysatlesser-knownplacestolookforspecialandrelaxedholidayexperiences.“Reversetourism”hasappearedasanewtrendamongyoungholidaymakersinChina.Duringthepublicholidays,largenumbersofvacationers,especiallyyouthwholongtoescapetheirbusycitylives,avoidpopularholidaytouristattractionsinordertogetoffthebeatentrackandenjoysomepeaceandquietness.AccordingtodatafromonlinetravelagencyQunar,thenumberofroomsbookedathotelsinless-traveledcitiesduringtheholidaywasup30percentyear-on-year.Bookingsforfourandfive-starhotelsinless-traveledplaces,includingLinxiainGansuprovinceandShizuishanintheNingxia,allincreasedatleast10timesfromthesameperiodofthepastyear.Even12.5percentofyouthwhonormallyhavelittletimeforthemselvessimplyhadatimeinahoteltomakethemuch-awaitedholidaymorerelaxing.Besidescrowds,somevacationerschoseless-traveledplacestosaveonthecostoftripstopopularattractions,whichoftenincludeexpensivetickets,mealsandhotelstays.What’more,lesser-knownattractionsareabletooffermorenaturalexperiences,accordingtosocialmediaposts.Andunlikepopularattractions,someundevelopedplaceswithlittleonlineattentioncanoffermoresurprises.JiangHan,aseniorresearcherattheBeijing-basedpublicpolicythinktankPangoal,saidthatreverse(反向)tourismwillbecomeoneofthefuturedirectionsforthemarketandisanopportunityforgrowthwhichcanmatchthecampingeconomy.28.Whichofthefollowingwillyouprobablychooseifyousupport“reversetourism”?

A．Afamousplaceofinterestonholidays.B．Auniqueandimpressivevacation.C．Adevelopedattractiontoenjoyyourself.D．Alesser-knownplaceforleisure.29.Howdoestheauthordevelopparagraph3?

A．Bygivingnumbers.B．Bylistingreasons.C．Bycomparingopinions.D．Byfollowingtimeorder.30.What’sJiangHan’sattitudetowardsthefutureofreversetourism?

A．Negative.B．Doubtful.C．Positive.D．Uncaring.31.Whatisthemainideaofthepassage?

A．Lesser-knownattractionsbecomeahit.B．Thefutureofreversetourismisuncertain.C．Populartouristspotsarefacingchallenges.D．Reversetourismismoney-saving.Whenplatesaresetonthetable,phones,ratherthanforks,areattheready.Atthispointinoursocialmediaentanglement(纠缠),thefactthatthecameraeatsfirstisprettymuchagiven.Sure,somechefs,includingMichelinratedstarchefs,expresstheirdispleasureatthis,buteffortstomakethetableascreen-freedomainhavemostlyfallenflat.NewresearchfromAstonUniversityhasfoundthatpeopleareindeedinfluencedbythefoodphotosthattheirfriendspostonsocialmedia.Forexample,foreveryservingoffruitsandvegetablesthatapersonthinkstheirfriendsareeating,they’lleatone-fifthofaservingmore.Thisnumbermakesmoresensewithinthecontextoftherecommended“fiveaday”,meaningsomeonewho’sbeinginfluencedwouldmakeapointofeatingsixportionsoffruitsorvegetables.Similarly,foreverythreeportionsofjunkfoodthatapersonseesfriendsconsumingonsocialmedia,they’lleatanextraone.Theresearchershavealsosuggestedthatsocialmediacanbeverybeneficialwhenitcomestopeople’schoicesoffoodandtheirdiets.StudysupervisorsDr.JasonThomassaid,“Theimplicationisthatwecanusesocialmediaasatooltoencourageeachother’seatingchoicewithinfriendshipgroups,andusethisknowledgeasatoolforpublichealthinterventions.”Actually,thedailyfoodsituationissomewhatdifferentfromeverythingelsepostedonsocialmedia.Peoplealsodesiretocopywhattheyseebuttheyneedgoodsocialmedialiteracyskillsinordertograspwhat’srealisticandwhat’sabsurd.Itisnecessarytoavoidthefakeperfectionofsocialmedia.Itgetsboringtryingtofigureoutwhattoeatthreetimesaday,weekafterweek,sonowonderpeoplewanttotakethepathofleastresistanceandeatwhattheirfriendsareeating.Unfortunately,mostofwhatgetspostedisthemoretime-consumingrecipesortheattractivelystyledrestaurantmeals.Byallmeans,keepyourantennae(触角)outfornewideas,butgatherthemfromfoodmagazines,cookbooks,storeflyers,reliablecookingwebsites,andrecommendedrecipesfromfriendsandfamily.32.WhatphenomenonistalkedaboutinPara.1?

A．Theinfluenceofsocialmediaonpeople’sdiet.B．People’stakingphotosoffoodbeforeeating.C．Chefs’effortstomakethetablescreen-free.D．Thepursuitofdininginfancyrestaurant.33.What’stheconsequenceofpeople’sseeingtheirfriends’onlinepost?

A．They’llcopywhattheirfriendsdo.B．They’lltakejunkfoodmoreseriously.C．They’llconsumemorethantheirfriends.D．They’llcaremoreabouttheirfriends’eatinghabits.34.What’sDr.JasonThomas’sattitudetowardssocialmedia?

A．Positive.B．Doubtful.C．Concerned.D．Unclear.35.Whatdoestheauthorintendtodointhelastparagraph?

A．Pointouttheunrealityofsocialmedia.B．Callonpeopletoenrichtheirknowledgeincooking.C．Introducethegeneralclassificationoffoodpostedonline.D．Encouragepeopletobroadentheirsourcesoffoodinspiration.HowtoGetBetterinSportsSportsareagreatwaytostayphysicallyactiveandhavefun.Ifyoudosportsregularly,chancesareyoumaywanttogetbetteratyourfavoriteorevenanyactivityyoudo,evenifyoudon’tcompete.36.Setyourgoals.Beforeyoubeginpracticingtogetbetteratthesportorsportsofyourchoice,thinkaboutyourgoals.Thiscanhelpyoufocusyourtrainingandgiveyousomethingforwhichtowork.37.Forexample,ifyouarecurrentlyrunninga10-minutemile,youcouldsetagoalofgettingdownto8-minutemilesinsixmonths.Makeaplan.It’seasytosticktoanygoalsyouhavetogetbetteratasportifyoucreateaproperplan.Yourplanshouldincludeeverythingfromtrainingsessionstimestospecificexercisesorgoalsyouhaveforeachsession.38.Gradualimprovementwillkeepyoumotivatedandnotexhaustyoutothepointthatyouquit.39.Eatingadietrichinvitaminsandnutrients(营养素)canhelpfuelyourtrainingsessionsandinturnhelpyougetbetteratyoursport.Foodsthathavemoderateamountsoffatandarehighincomplexandsimplecarbohydrates(碳水化合物)aregoodchoices.Practicegoodrestinghabits.Ifyouwanttogetbetteratasport,restisakeycomponent.40.Restalsohelpsyourbodyrelaxandhandlestress.

A．SimplifyyourdietB．FuelwithpropernutritionC．Yourgoalsshouldn’tbeunachievableD．ItrefreshesyouandrebuildsmusclesE．Remembertokeepitreasonable,thoughF．Withoutaplan,eventhebestmethodswon’tworkG．Herearesomeusefulstrategiestohelpyoumakeprogress三、完形填空Jamesshookhismoneyboxagain.Nothing!Withgreatcare,he_________thecoinsthatlayonthebed.$24.52wasallthathehad.Thebicyclehewaseagerforwasatleast$90!Heknewthathisfriendsallhadbicycles.Itwas_________tohangoutwithpeoplewhenyouweretheonlyonewithoutabicycle.Hethoughtaboutwhathecoulddo.Therewasno_________askinghisparents,forheknewtheyhadnomoneyto_________.Therewasonlyonewaytogetmoney,andthatwasto_________it.Hewouldhavetofindajob.Butwhowouldhirehimandwhatcouldhedo?HedecidedtoaskMrClayforadvice,whousuallyhad_________onmostthings.“Well,youcanstartrighthere,”saidMrClay.“Mywindowsneedcleaningandmycarneedswashing.”Thatwasthe_________ofJames’business.Formonthsheworkedeverydayafterfinishinghishomework.Hewasamazedbythe_________ofjobsthatpeoplefoundforhimtodo.Hetookdogsandbabiesforwalks,andclearedoutcupboards.Helostcountofthenumberofcarshewashedandwindowshecleaned,butthe_________increasedandheknewthathewouldsoonhaveenoughforthebicyclehe__________for.Theday__________camewhenJamescountedhismoneyandfound$94.32.He__________notimeandwenttopickupthebicyclehewanted.Herode__________home,lookingforwardtoshowinghisnewbicycletohisfriends.Ithadbeenchallenging__________themoney,butJamesknewthathevaluedhisbicyclemoresincehehadboughtitwithhisownmoney.Hehad__________whathethoughtwasimpossible,andthatwasworthevenmorethanthebicycle.41.A．draggedB．coveredC．countedD．checked42.A．convenientB．smartC．unfairD．tough43.A．resultB．shortcutC．pointD．right44.A．applyB．spareC．seekD．reduce45.A．removeB．collectC．raiseD．earn46.A．detailsB．contributionsC．expectationsD．opinions47.A．introductionB．beginningC．requirementD．target48.A．varietyB．similarityC．qualityD．schedule49.A．effortB．pressureC．challengeD．amount50.A．longedB．appliedC．searchedD．paid51.A．instantlyB．overnightC．finallyD．regularly52.A．occupiedB．wastedC．desiredD．took53.A．patientlyB．awkwardlyC．proudlyD．sweatily54.A．payingoffB．runningoutC．givingupD．fightingfor55.A．deservedB．achievedC．benefitedD．desired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。Tothedrumbeat,ared“lion”jumpedairilyontoastool,lookingaround…Aftertheliondanceended,AtilioAlfredoSarmientoRivera,ayoungPeruvian(秘鲁人),56(stick)hisheadoutofthelion.AlfredoandthreeotheryoungPeruvians,allof57aremembersoftheliondancetroupe(表演团)ofPeru’sSociedadCentraldeBeneficenciaChina,cametoChinainlateOctober58(improve)theirliondanceskillsfurther.OnOctober25th,ChenXiaodan,coachofGuangzhouSportUniversity’sdragonandliondanceteam,gave59lessontothePeruviandancers.“Howcanyouseeyourwaywithyourhead60(hide)inthelion’shead?Thesecretistoputyourhorizononthesamelevelofthelion’sjaw,”Chentoldthem.PeruisoneoftheLatinAmerican61(country)withthelongesthistoryofChineseimmigration(移民).Dragonandliondances,representingthefinetraditionalChineseculture,win62(popular)withlocalpeopleandoverseasChinese.Sofar,liondancetroupes63(establish)inmajorcitieswhereChinesecommunitiesliveinPeru.TheliondancetroupeofPeru’sSociedadCentraldeBeneficenciaChinahasover200membersandisthelargestofitskindinPeru.Thetroupeoftengiveperformancesatpublicactivities,internationalculturefestivals64particular.“Theyperform65(energetic)andhavemasteredsolidessentialskills,”Chencommented.五、书信写作66.假定你是李华，为弘扬中国传统文化，上周五学校组织学生前往市文化馆，参加了“走近中国非物质文化遗产”主题活动。请你为校英文报撰写一篇英语报道，内容包括：1.活动过程；2.活动意义。注意：1.词数应为80左右；2.请按如下格式在答题纸相应位置作答。参考词汇：文化馆culturalcenterGettingClosetoChineseIntangibleCulturalHeritage_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________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。Standinginfrontoftheclassroom,IfeltmyhandsshakeasIstaredatthewrinkled(皱巴巴的)notecards.Justamonthago,I’davoidedspeakingEnglishbyanymeans—myvocabularywaslimited,andIfearedmispronouncingsimplewords.WhenMr.Liannouncedthe“EnglishStorySharing”homework,Iwantedtogiveupimmediately.Thefirstweekwasaterribledream.Ispenthourssearchingforbasicwordslike“courage”and“determination”inmydictionary,onlytoforgetthemthenextday.MypartnerLilynoticedmyworryandofferedtopracticewithmeafterclass.Wereadshortstoriesaloud,andshecorrectedmypronunciationof“th”and“r”patiently.ThoughImademistakeswhenspeakingsentencesandfeltbadaboutmymistakes,Lilyneverlaughed—shejustsaid,“Mistakesarepartoflearning.”Aswekeptpracticing,smallsuccessesstartedtoaddup.Oneafternoon,whenIwasdescribinghowapersonfelt,Inaturallysaid“excited”withoutstoppingtocheckthedictionary.Lily’seyeslitup,andsheclappedhandswithme,“Youdidthatwithoutthinking!”Thatmomentfilledmewit