2025~2026学年江苏省徐州市度第一学期期末抽测高二英语试卷

2025~2026学年江苏省徐州市度第一学期期末抽测高二英语试卷一、听力选择题1.Whatcolordresswillthewomanwear?

A．Pink.B．Yellow.C．Black.2.WhatdoesthemanthinkoftheItalianrestaurant?

A．It’stoonoisy.B．Theserviceisterrible.C．Helikesthefood.3.WhereistheArtGallery?

A．Closetoarailwaystation.B．OntheMapleStreet.C．Atacrossing.4.Whatdoesthewomansuggestthemando?

A．Seeadoctor.B．Trytogetupearly.C．Drinkmilkbeforebed.5.WhydoesthewomanwanttogotoFlorida?

A．Togainbesteducation.B．Tobeclosertoherfamily.C．Togetmoreworkoffers.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。6.Whatdidthemandoyesterday?

A．Hetoldastory.B．HehurtJames’feelings.C．HeavoidedJames.7.Whatwillthemandonext?

A．Askhismomforadvice.B．Visitafriend.C．Makeacall.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。8.Howmuchisadayticket?

A．£40.B．£20.C．£10.9.Whatistheprobablerelationshipbetweenthespeakers?

A．Friends.B．Husbandandwife.C．Ticketsellerandcustomer.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。10.Whatistheconversationmainlyabout?

A．Resultofaresearch.B．Differentcharities.C．Theuseofbigmoney.11.Whoisthewomanmostlikelytosupport?

A．Afamilymember.B．Asickperson.C．Apoorchild.12.Whatdoesthemanconsiderthemostimportant?

A．Foodsafety.B．Healthcare.C．Education.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。13.Wherearethespeakersprobably?

A．Atarecordingsite.B．Atalocalzoo.C．Athome.14.WhendidMartinbeginhisTVcareer?

A．Attheageoftwelve.B．AftergoingtoSingapore.C．Intheearly1960s.15.WhatpreventedMartinfromgoingtoAfrica?

A．Thelackofthedirector’spermission.B．Thelackofaphotographer.C．Thelackoftimeandmoney.16.HowisfilmingdifferenttodayaccordingtoMartin?

A．Theyfilmforshortertrips.B．Theyfollowastrictplan.C．Theyallowuncertainscenes.听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。17.WhatismostspecialaboutKongonaphonkely?

A．Itlivedlongtimeago.B．Itwasverysmall.C．Itcouldfly.18.WhofirstdiscoveredKongonaphonkely?

A．Somescientists.B．Somehistorians.C．SomeAmericantourists.19.Whyissolittleknownaboutearlydinosaurs?

A．Theylivedinafarawayplace.B．Therewereveryfewofthem.C．Fewremainshavebeenfound.20.WhatdidKongonaphonkelymainlyeat?

A．Grass.B．Insects.C．Meat.二、阅读理解DiscoverwhysmartshoppersandexperiencedtravelershavechosenCaravansince1952.Caravanincludesallactivitieslistedinthetourschedule.Caravandoesnotsellanyoptionalactivitieswhichcancosthundredsofextradollars.Caravangivesyougreatvacationsatpricesmuchlowerthanyoucanfindanywhere.Welcometoagreatvacationatanaffordableprice.Caravan’sfullyguidedtoursfeaturecompletesightseeing,fascinatingschedules,andprofessionaltourdirectors.LatinAmericaTours

CostaRica

8-DayTour$1195TheCostaRicatourisfullyguidedandincludesallmeals,allhotels,andallactivities.Seeunusualandstrikingbirds,viewvolcanoes,soakinhotsprings,hikeinajunglerainforest,enjoyawildliferiverjourney,andstaythreenightsatoneofthemostbeautifulbeachesinCostaRica.Panama

8-DayTour$1495Afullyguidedadventureexploresthecountry’shighlights,includingthePanamaCanal,rainforests,beaches,andculturalexperiences.PeruwithMachuPicchu

8-DayTour$1695An8-dayPerutourincludingMachuPicchufor$1695isacompetitiveprice,typicallyofferinganexplorationoftheCuscoregion,theSacredValleyandtheiconicIncacitadel.MexicoAncientCivilizations

10-DayTour$1695Aguidedtourfocusesonthecountry’spre-Columbianheritage,includingvisitstomajorarchaeologicalsitessuchasTeotihuacánnearMexicoCityandLaVentainthesouth.Formoredetails:C/1-800-CARAVAN21.WhatdoweknowaboutCaravan?

A．Itofferscost-effectivetrips.B．Itisatourismshoppingcenter.C．Itisanadvertisingcompany.D．Itsellsexpensiveindooractivities.22.WhatisincludedintheCostaRica8-DayTour?

A．Appreciatingvolcanicviews.B．Experiencingculturaldiversity.C．Enjoyingwhitewaterrafting.D．Exploringarchaeologicalsites.23.Whoisthepassagemainlytargetedat?

A．Smarthousewives.B．Birdwatchers.C．Archaeologists.D．Travelenthusiasts.MyfatheralwayssaidthatOct.20wastheprecisedaywhentheFloridaairshiftedslightlywithateaseoffall.Everyyearonthatday,he’dlaysomewoodinthefireplace,strikeamatch,andsitclosetotheflamesasifwaitingforaseasontoarrive.Ifthetemperaturestillremainedwarm,hewouldlightincense(熏香)called“CampfireMemories”toincreasethemood.Hisromanticgesturescontrastedwiththehardshipshecarriedfromearlieryears—theGreatDepressionandflyingbombersduringWorldWarII.Afterlawschool,herodesouthwardontheSilverMeteortrainlineinsearchofaplacetocallhome.WhenthetrainstoppedinWinterHaven,hesteppeddowntostretchhislegsandwashitwiththescent(香味)oforangeblossoms.Henevergotbackonthetrain.LaterIwasborninthatsmalltown,butwhenIwasthree,mymotherdiedsuddenly.Fromthenon,fatherandIbecameapairofmanythings.Professorandstudent,storytellerandlistener.AsImatured,hetookmeontrips,taughtmemannersandhowtoreadtheworld.IfIaskedhispermissiontodosomethingpotentiallycontroversial,healwayssaid,“I’lltellyouwhatIthink,andthenit’suptoyou.”Fatherdiedat72—thatwasnearlythirtyyearsago—yetsometimeshereturnsinmymemory.Recently,anoccurrencetookplaceat5a.m.onOct.20whenIwastakingabagoftrashtothewheeledbinoutbythestreet.Thensuddenly,awindblewinfromthewestandseemedtosurroundandenvelopmeforafewseconds.Immediately,mymindwenttoFather.PerhapsWinterHavenfeltsomethingonschedule—Oct.20—thedayautumnalwaysarrivedformyfather.24.Whatdoesthefather’sbehavioronOct.20show?

A．Hispreferenceforcoldweather.B．Hisdeep-seatedloveforFlorida.C．Hislongingforseasonalchanges.D．Hisromanticgreetingofautumn.25.WhydidthefatherdecidetosettleinWinterHaven?

A．Hecontinuedhisfurtherlawstudy.B．Hewantedtobreakawayfromthepast.C．Hewasattractedbytheatmosphere.D．Hewaseagertoseekalifelongpartner.26.Whatdoestheauthorthinkofhisfather?

A．Affectionateandopen-minded.B．Far-sightedandstrict.C．Committedandhardworking.D．Responsibleandwarm-hearted.27.Whatcanbeinferredfromthelastparagraph?

A．Windalwaysmadetheauthorsad.B．Theauthorlovedhisfatherdeeply.C．Autumnwastheauthor’sfavoriteseason.D．Oct.20wasthemostimportantdayofayear.Oneeveningafterdinner,mysix-year-oldsonhadatotalbreakdown.Heyelledandevenhithiseight-year-oldsisterjustbecauseshewouldnotshareastuffedanimal.Inthatdesperateparentingmoment,Ishoutedathim,“Useyourwords!”Bothkidsfrozeforasecond,andthatshortpausegavemeenoughtimetocalmdownmyquicklyrisinganger.Later,IrealizedIhadneverexplainedtomykidswhywordsaresohelpful.Asapsychologist,Istudyhowputtingourfeelingsintowordscanchangeourexperiences.Itnotonlyhelpsushandleheatedmomentsbutalsosupportshealingfromlife’shardestsituations.Researchonexpressivedisclosure(表达)showsitcanbringbighealthimprovements,especiallyforpeopledealingwithstressfulevents.Thosewhowriteabouttheirtoughtimesvisitdoctorsless,feellesspain,havestrongerimmunesystems,andcopebetterwiththeirproblems.Whatsurprisedmemostisthatnamingourfeelingscanactuallytransformthefeelingsthemselves.Puttingastrongemotionintowordscanweakenitsimmediateforce,anditcanalsoreshapeouremotionalmemories.Thisprocessiscalledmemoryreconsolidation.Whenwetalkorwriteaboutpainfuloroverwhelmingevents,wedon’tjustrelive(复活)them.Instead,wetakeitoutoflong-termmemory,reorganizeitwithwords,andputitbackasanew,lesspainfulmemory.Weaddmeaningandcontext,whichreducesthepainitcauses.Ofcourse,“useyourwords”isatoolthatneedspractice.Kidscannotthinkclearlywhentheyareupset,somywifeandItalktoourchildrenwhentheyarecalm.Wehelpthembuildemotionalvocabularyandplanhowtorespondtoangernexttime.Now,ourdaughtersays“I’msomad”whenfrustratedinsteadofactingout,andoursontriestoaskpolitelyfortoys.Thesesmallwinsdonotjustsolveconflicts—theyhelpkidsfeelcapable,whichisthefoundationoflong-termwell-being.28.Whydoestheauthormentionhisson’sbreakdowninParagraph1?

A．Tointroducethetopic.B．Toraisereaders’awareness.C．Toprovehisowntheory.D．Todrawaconclusion.29.Whatisafunctionofexpressivedisclosure?

A．Ittreatsdiseases.B．Itsettlesarguments.C．Itimproveshealth.D．Itremovestoughness.30.What’sParagraph3mainlyabout?

A．Howstrongemotiondisappears.B．Howphysicalpainsareremoved.C．Howannoyingeventsarerelived.D．Howusingwordsshiftsfeelings.31.Whichofthefollowingmighttheauthoragreewith?

A．Calmnessisthefoundationofwell-being.B．Aproblemexpressedisaproblemhalved.C．Thereisnoconflictthatcannotberesolved.D．Followyourfeeling,buttakeyourbrainwithit.Manyprogramsclaimtoboosthappiness,likedailymeditation(冥想)or12-weekgratitudediary.Theseactivitiesfrompositivepsychologydowork,butmostpeoplearetoobusytokeepupwiththem.Whatiffindingmorehappinessdidnotrequireamajortimecommitmentorabiglifestylechange?Whatifitcouldcomefromsimple,briefactionssuchastextingagenuine“thankyou”toacolleague,askingafriendtosharesomethingthatmadethemfeelproudorlookingatthesky’svastnesswithwonder?Inspiredbythe2021filmMission:Joy,researcherscreatedafree,globallyavailableonlineresourcecalledtheBigJoyProject.Thisfreeonlineprogramsendsdaily5-10minutemicroactstopeopleworldwide.Examplesincludelisteningtoa42-secondlaughtercliporwritingagratitudelist.Over100,000peoplefromover200countrieshavejoined,completingmorethan400,000microacts.Studiesshowamazingresults:afterjustoneweek,participantsfelthappier,lessstressed,andevensleptbetter.Thebenefitswereforeveryone—evenpeoplewithfinancialstrugglesorlowereducation.Theprojectalsomadepeoplemorewillingtohelpothers.Whydothesesmallactswork?Wethinkit’sbecausetheyboostpositiveemotions,inspirefeelingsofconnection,andhelppeoplefeelmorealignedwithwhatbringsthemmeaningandpurpose.Indeed,manyofthesebehaviors—practicinggratitudeandbeingmoresociable,forinstance—havebeenwellstudiedforyearsandfoundtobebeneficialtothedoerorgiver.Also,theymakepeoplefeelincontroloftheirhappiness,notjustwaitingforgoodthingstohappen.Inaworldfulloflonelinessandburnout,microactsarepowerful.Theyprovethatsimple,dailymicroactscanratchetuphappinessinamoreempoweringway.Whilemoreresearchisneeded,theBigJoyProjectshowsthatanyonecanfeelhappierwithsimple,dailyacts.32.WhydoestheauthorraisetwoquestionsinParagraph1?

A．Toexhibitsomeexamples.B．Todisplaymentalactivities.C．Toshowresearchdirection.D．Toquestionpreviousprograms.33.WhatisaresultoftheBigJoyProject?

A．Peopleridthemselvesofallsleepproblems.B．Peoplewithlowereducationgotmorehelp.C．Peoplehadtheirfinancialproblemssolved.D．Peoplewerehappierandwillingtohelpothers.34.Whatdoestheunderlinedphrase“ratchetup”meaninthelastparagraph?

A．Increase.B．Create.C．Affect.D．Spread.35.What’sthebesttitleofthepassage?

A．SmallActs,BigJoyB．Morecommitment,MoreJoyC．SimpleChanges,HugeGainsD．MoreAttention,GreaterHappinessManyofuswanttoagewell—stayingingoodphysicalandcognitivehealthintoour90sandevenbeyond.Butnoteveryonehasthegeneslinkedtolongevity(长寿).36.Herearesomewaystopromotealongandhealthylife,accordingtopeoplewhoareknownas“superagers”.Choosetherightfood89-year-oldtopnutritionexpertMarionNestleattributesherlongevitytotheprinciple:37.Shedefinesfoodasunprocessedorminimallyprocessed,notultra-processed.Sheeatseverythingbutinsmallamounts,partlyduetoage-relatedmetabolism(新陈代谢)decline.3892-year-oldEmmafromItalyisarecord-breakingrunner,training2-3timesweeklyandwalkingonrestdays.Sheadvisesolderathletestocheckwithdoctors,knowlimitsandstayconsistent.Expertssayconsistentexerciseslowsaging,recommendingatleast30minutesofaerobicactivity(有氧运动)daily.Connectwithothersandhavealittlefun39.Astudyfoundexercise,healthydiet,socializingandbraingamesimproveolderadults’cognition.Lonelinessraisesdementia(痴呆)risk,whilestrongsocialtiesprotectit.MoreraandRice,whoareover90s,staysociallyactive.Theysaythatsmallandfrequentpositivesocialexperiencesbuildhappinessandagoodlifehabit.Don’tfearsetbacksManyviewagingasdecline,butoneresearchshowspeopleover60canregainstrengthafterhealthissues,withgoodmentalhealth,socialtiesandhealthyhabits(nosmoking,gooddietandsleep).FloreneShuber,91,said,“40.”Shestartedgymtrainingat82afterseveralfalls.Nowshefeelsyoungerandstronger,stressingconsistencyisvital.

A．It’snevertoolateB．PerseveranceleadstovictoryC．TrytobeconsistentinyourworkoutsD．Eatunprocessedfood,nottoomuchE．Researchshowssocialinteractionsboostwell-beingF．YoucanincreaseyourchancesofagingwellwithcertainlifestylechoicesG．Youcanstillextendyourlifespanthroughregularexerciseandabalanceddiet三、完形填空Asateen,Ihatedaerobics.Atthefootballcourt,I’dbethegoalkeeper,onlybecauseitneededtheleast_________.Onsportsdays,ifIcouldn’tskipit,I’dpicklongjumpbecauseitneedslessenergy.Unlikemyfriendswhoplayedfootballorrugbyforfun,Isawexerciseaspunishment.Asanadult,Itriedrunninganddidn’thateit,butIalwaysthoughtIwas_________atit.ItmademefeellikeIwasbackatschool,cominglastinrelaysand_________myself.Then,at38,Iranwithmy5-year-olddaughter.Wetalkedaboutitathome,andshegot_________.Shesaidrunningsoundedfun—andthatremindedme:exerciseshouldbe_________,notawful.IrealizedIchosetorunnow,notbecauseIhadto.Friendstoldusaboutjuniorparkrun:2kmrunsforkidsaged4-14,whereadultscanjoin.It’sallaboutfun,notbeingthe_________.OnecoldSundaymorning,wewent.Runningwithmydaughter,Iwasshocked—shedidn’t_________orstopearly.Shereallylovedit.Wedidn’tcompeteorworryabout_________time;wejustenjoyedrunning_________.Ididn’tevencheckour__________onmyapp.Later,whenIranaloneandfelttired,myusualthoughtcame:“Stop!You’re__________!”ButthenIrememberedhowIencouragedmydaughterthatmorning.SoItoldmyself,“You’redoinggreat.Keep__________.”It__________!ItalkedtomyselflikeItalkedtoher—kindly,likeIwastalkingtomyyoungerself.Ididn’twanthertoseerunningas__________,soIshouldn’teither.Now,juniorparkrunisourregularthing.Idon’tcareifI’m“good”or“bad”atrunning,andIdon’t__________myselftoothers.Ijustfollowmydaughter,enjoythemoment,andfeelgratefulmybodyletsmerunwithher.Idon’tthinkaboutcaloriesorkilometersanymore—onlyhowgoodIfeel.41.A．movementB．investmentC．attentionD．consideration42.A．goodB．cleverC．badD．mad43.A．embarrassingB．puzzlingC．shockingD．boring44.A．relaxedB．interestedC．annoyedD．connected45.A．elegantB．competitiveC．flexibleD．enjoyable46.A．lightestB．fastestC．mildestD．simplest47.A．cryB．laughC．advanceD．complain48.A．finishB．spareC．freeD．break49.A．rapidlyB．silentlyC．togetherD．alone50.A．routeB．scaleC．paceD．energy51.A．wonderfulB．greatC．horribleD．terrible52.A．goingB．walkingC．wanderingD．hiking53.A．happenedB．workedC．progressedD．clicked54.A．praiseB．rewardC．punishmentD．disappointment55.A．expressB．revealC．introduceD．compare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。AnexhibitionattheHongKongMuseumofArtisshowingover400ancientChineseartifacts(手工艺品)andpaintings,drawing56(crowd)toappreciatethebeautyofChineseart.Thisexhibitionwasheldtocelebratethe65thfoundinganniversaryoftheMinChiuSocietyandwillbe57viewtillMarch.TheMinChiuSociety,58(establish)in1960,iscomposedofagroupofhighlyknowledgeablelocalcollectorsandisgloballyknownforitsrich59(collect)ofraretreasures.Sofar,uniquedisplaymethods,includinginteractiveinstallations,60(adopt),offeringvisitorsanimmersiveexperienceintoChinesearts.Giventhewiderangeofcategoriesandextensivehistoricalperiodscovered,acomparativeapproachwasadopted.Thisallowsvisitorsnotjust61(meet)atraditionaldisplay,butalsotowitnessthedynamicinterplayofdifferentaesthetics(美学)ofChineseart.Visitors62(wander)amongtheexhibitsexpressedappreciationforthedistinctiveChineseaesthetics(differentfromWesternarttraditions)andwereamazedatthegreathistoryandcultureembodiedintheartifacts.“HongKonghasdoneanexcellentjobinpreservingournation’sculturalheritage.Moreover,asaninternationalcenter,itservesasaplatform63EasternandWesternculturesmeet,communicate,andinteract,”saidavisitor.“IthinkChineseculture,with64(it)thousandsofyearsofhistory,65(true)holdsnumeroustreasures.Theyareincrediblybeautifulandoffervisitorsaneye-openingexperience,”saidanothervisitor.五、书信写作66.假如你是李华，你校英文报就“如何推广徐州汉文化”向全校同学征集建议。请你给编辑写封邮件，内容包括：1.具体建议；2.说明理由。注意：1.写作词数应为80左右。开头和结尾已经写好，不计入总词数。2.可以适当增加细节，以使行文连贯。DearEditor,________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Isincerelyhopetheseproposalswillbeofgreathelp.Yours,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。MorningsunlightspilledacrossthezoogateasMayaskippedforward,herzoopass(动物园年卡)bouncinglightlyagainstherchest.Thefamiliarsounds—childrenlaughing,birdscalling,leavesrustling—madeherfeelathome.ToMaya,thezoowasmorethanaplacetovisit;itwasaworldfilledwithwarmthandlife.Amongalltheanimals,redpandaswerehergreatestlove.Theirslowmovementsandfluffytailsalwaysmadehersmile.Eachweekend,Mayafollowedthesameroutine.Shecarefullypreparedappleslicesandbambooshoots.Standingbythewoodenfence,sheheldoutthefoodandwhisperedgently,asifafraidtodisturbthem.Watchingtheredpandaseatgaveheradeepsenseofpeace.Beforeleaving,Mayaneverforgotthewishingpoolneartheexit.Shedroppedacoinintothewater,closedhereyes,andmadeasilentwishfortheanimals’health.Whenhermotheronceaskedwhysheneverwishedforherself,Mayaansweredsimply,“Theyneeditmoreth