英语湖北襄阳市襄阳第五中学2025-2026学年高二下学期3月月考试卷（3月底）

襄阳五中高二下学期3月月考英语试卷时长：分钟满分：分第一部分听力（共两节，满分分）第一节（共5小题；每小题分，满分分）听完每段录音后，你都有秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅读下一小题。每段录音播放两遍。1.WhatisSarahdoing?A.avacation.B.Ridingamotorcycle.C.Sharinganexperience.2.Whatdoesthemantodo?A.anadvertisement.B.Sellsomeproducts.C.salesskills.3.WheredoesthemansuggestDsygo?A.France.B.China.C.TheUK.4.WhenwillLisagotothebabyshower?A.OnFriday.B.OnSaturday.C.OnSunday.5.Howwillthespeakersgotothebarbecue?A.Bycar.B.Bybus.C.Bybike.第二节（共小题；每小题分，满分分）听每段录音前，你将有时间阅读各个小题，每小题5秒钟；听完后，每小题都有5秒钟的作答时间。每段录音播放两遍。听第6段录音，回答第、7题。6.Wheredoestheconversationprobablytakeplace?A.Athome.B.InanC.Inahospital.7.WhatisMr.like?A.ConsiderateB.Serious.C.Bossy.听第7段录音，回答第8至题。8.WhatisMrs.proposalabout?A.Anentertnmentclub.B.Ashoppingmall.C.Asportscenter.9.WhatdoweknowaboutMrs.A.Shehasanexcellentteam.第1页/共23页

B.Shewasaprofessionalathlete.C.Shecomesfromabusinessbackground.10.WhatdoesMrs.wantthemantodo?A.Joinherasabusinesspartner.B.loansupportfortheproject.C.Introducehertothebankmanager.听第8段录音，回答第至题。WhathappenedtoMichaellastyear?A.Helostafootballmatch.B.Hemissedtheschoolgraduation.C.Hehadmajorsurgeryonhisleg.12.WhatdidMichaelthinkofDr.Chang’swords?A.Disappointing.B.Uplifting.C.13.WhatisMichaellikelytodoatthehospital?A.Dosomecleaning.B.asacareassistant.C.Encouragepatientspositively.14.Whatarethespeakersmnlytalkingabout?A.Theirvolunteeractivities.B.Theirsummerplans.C.Theirschoollife.听第9段录音，回答第至题。15.Whatistherelationshipbetweenthespeakers?A.Hostandguest.B.Directorandactress.C.Fellowworkers.16.WhatdroveMichelletogetintotheshowbusiness?A.Herparents’encouragement.B.Hereagernesstobefamous.C.Herpassionforacting.17.WhatcanwelearnaboutMichelle?A.Shefirstshowedupinastageplay.B.ShehadapreferenceforactingonTV.C.Sheenjoyedfameinthemovieindustry.第2页/共23页

听第段录音，回答第至题。18.Whatarethelistenersscheduledtodofirst?A.anoldfamily.B.thegardens.CSeethecollections.19.WhatdoestheSouthCoastGardenshave?A.About800varietiesofplants.B.Theworld’slargestcollectionsofmodernpntings.C.Oneofthemostbeautifulrosegardensinthecountry.20.Whoisprobablythespeaker?A.Acollector.B.Atourguide.C.Agardener.第二部分阅读（共两节，满分分）第一节（共小题；每小题分，满分分）AinHighabovethebusystreets,thisrsedgardenwalkwayletsvisitorsenjoyLondon’sskylinewithoutbeingpushedbythecrowd.Aseveningfalls,softlightsalongtheglassedgesreflectthecolorsoftheRiverThamesandthefadingsky.Thewalk:Startfromtheentranceofamoderntowerandtakethelifttothegardenlevel.Followthemarkedroutethatwindspastsmallflowerbedsandopen-rcafés.Ifyouwalktothefarend,youwillfindaquietviewingplatformwithawideviewofthecity’sseaoflights.inThenarrowlaneleadsyouthroughaneighborhoodwherelocalsstillsitoutsideandtalklateintotheevening.Oldstonewallsandsmallbalconiesarelitbywarmlanterns,givingthestreetasoftThewalk:Beginatthebackofafamouschurch,thenfollowthelanedownhill.Alongtheway,youwillnoticeplaques(匾牌)onthewallsthatbrieflyexplnthestoriesofformerresidents,includingapoetandawatchmaker.inThiswatersidepathshowshowthecityhastriedtobalancemoderndevelopmentwithnature.Ononeside,glass第3页/共23页

towersreflectthesunset;ontheother,youcanseemountnsinthedistance.Thewalk:Startneartheconventioncenterandfollowthesignpostedseawall.BenchesalongtheroutehaveQRcodesthatlinktoshortaudioclipsabouttheharbor’shistory,fromshippingtosalmonfishing.Ifyoucontinuefarenough,youwillenteraquieterareawhereyoucanhearmorewavesthantraffic.inClimbingthesestepsgivesyouachangingviewofthecitywitheveryturn.Thewalkisshortbutsteep,soitgnspopularityamonglocalswhowantquickexerciseafterwork.Thewalk:BeginatthefootofSignalHillRoadandfollowthepntedarrowsthatmarkthesafestroute.Justbeforesunset,lotsofpeoplegathernearthetoptowatchthecityslowlyswitchonitslights.1.Whichwalkthebestchancetoenjoyahighviewofthecitywhilestayingawayfromlargecrowds?A.LanternLaneinRome.B.HarborLightsPathinC.SkyGardeninLondon.D.SignalHillStepsinCape2.WhatdoLanternLaneinRomeandHarborLightsPathinhaveincommon?A.Bothprovidebenchesforwalkerstorest.B.Bothfeaturelocaleveninggatherings.C.Bothmixmodernbuildingswithnature.D.Bothprovidehistoricalinformationtowalkers.3.WhydoesSignalHillStepscatchonwithlocals?A.Itissuitableforfastexercise.B.ItisthesafestwaytoreachthecenterC.Ithascafésalongtheway.D.Itissuitableforrelaxedwalks.【答案】1.C2.D3.ABFormostofmylife,Itreatedtasteasfixed.TherewerethingsIlikedandthingsIdidn’t,andthatwasthat.Stickingtothatbeliefhadleftmeinabitofastandstill.IstoppedmakingtimefornewhobbiesortryinganythingSalsalessons?No,thanks.Interactivetheatre?Notforme.Butmyautomatic“no”toanythingthat“wasn’tmything”onlykeptmetrappedinthesameroutineofwork,sleep,eating,andthatleftmefeelingalittleempty.So,inantobreaktheboredom,Ibegantoquestionwhethermytastewasfixedatall,orwhetheritmightbesomethingIcouldtrn.Ihadreadthatchildrenneed8to15triestoacceptanewfood.Whyshouldn’tthesameprincipleapplytosocialactivitiesforadults?Istartedsmall.Whenafriendinvitedmetoabookclub,Iresistedtheurgetodismissit,despitemylongstandingdislikeofreadingduetodyslexia(阅读障碍症).ButIwentanyway.Ilistenedtothefirstbookon

audiobookand,tomysurprise,enjoyedthediscussionandthepeople.NowIspendmorningsreading.Thencamemusicandperformance:jazzclubs,linedancing,contemporaryperformance—allthingsIhadpreviouslydisregarded.thingsyouthoughtyouwouldn’tenjoy,Ifound,becameoddlyaddictive.Ididn’tloveeverythingstrghtaway,butIstoppedsayingnobeforeIhadevenbegun.Mostrecently,Itriedoutmylocallibrary’schessclub.Iwaseasily30yearsyoungerthaneveryoneelse,butthatdidn’tmatter.Honestly,therewasnothingquitelikebeingwipedtheboardbysomeonewhohadbeenplayingsincebeforeyourparentsmet.Ifeltmoreofaconnectionwithotherstherethanatanyorganizedtwenty-somethingsocialeventI’veattended.Putting“trysomethingnew”inmydiaryonceaweekbrokeupthework-commute-collapsecycleIhadaccidentallybuiltmylifearound.NowIsimplycounttofive,approachthefriendliest-lookingpersonwitha“hello”,andanyinitialawkwardnessquicklyfades.Nextweek?Whoknows.Maybemagiclessons.Maybelifedrawing.Maybeboth.4.Howdidtheauthor’sfixedideaher?A.Itsimplifiedherdlyroutine.B.Itflattenedherlifeintodullness.C.Itlefthermoretimeforwork.D.Itsparedherunwantedsocializing.5.Whydidtheauthoracceptherfriend’sinvitationtoabookclub?A.revisitaformerinterestinreading.B.makeaconsciousshiftinherlife.C.meetherfriend’srepeatedrequests.D.occupyablankinherpersonalcalendar.6.Howdidtheauthorfeelwhenlosingthechessgame?A.frustrated.B.Slightlypuzzled.C.Ratherembarrassed.D.Somewhatdelighted.7.Whatmessagedoestheauthortrytoconvey?A.Breakoutofyourshell.B.Learntosayno.C.Lookbeforeyouleap.D.Letgoofthepast.【答案】4.B5.B6.D7.ACNaturewordslikeriver,mossandblossomhaveappearedlessfrequentlyinbooksoverthepastyears.Thisdecline,accordingtoastudybyprofessorMilesRichardsonfromtheUniversityofDerby,mirrorsabroaderchangehehastracedthrough220yearsofrecordsonurbanisation,thelossofwildlifeinneighbourhoods,andparentsnolongerpassingonengagementwithnaturetotheirchildren.Thecomputermodellinginthestudyalsopredictsan“extinctionofexperience”,withfuturegenerationscontinuingtoloseanawarenessofnaturebecauseitisnotpresentinincreasinglybuilt-upneighbourhoods,while

parentsnolongerpassonan“orientation(倾向)”towardsthenaturalworld.Thisisconsistentwithfindingsfromotherstudies,whichidentifyadultnatureconnectednessasthestrongestpredictorofwhetherachildwillbecomeclosetonature.Richardsonsdthatwhenhetestedpolicyandurbanenvironmentalchangesinthemodelhewassurprisedatthescaleofthechangesrequiredtorestoretheconnectiontonature.Increasingbiodiversegreenspacesinacityby30%mightlooklikesignificantpositiveprogressforwildlifeandpeoplebutRichardsonsdhisstudysuggestsacitymightneedtobe10timesgreenertoturnarounddeclinesinnatureconnection.tosimplyencourageadultstoengagewithnatureareofteninsufficientforlastingchange.Moreeffectivearemeasuresthatbuildnatureconnectionfromanearlyage,suchasforestschoolsforyoungchildren.Researchindicatesthatgovernmentinitiativesreshapingearlyeducationandurbandesignmustbeconsistentlyappliedoverthenext25years.Onceestablished,thisconnectioncanbecomeself-sustning.Richardsonsdthescaleofsocietalchangerequiredmightnotbeaschallengingasitappeared.AstudyonpeopleinSheffieldfoundthattheyspentjust4minutesand36secondsonaverageinnaturalspaceseachday.“Multiplythatbytwo,andpeoplearespendingabout10minutesoutsideeveryday—thatmaybeenough,”hesd.“Thekeyistomakethesegnslastacrossgenerations,”headded.8.WhatchangehasRichardsontracedinhisstudy?A.Naturewordshavedisappearedfrombooks.B.Urbanisationhasdamagedwildlifehabitats.C.Peoplehavelessdirectcontactwithnature.D.Parentsspendmoretimeoutdoorswithkids.9.Whatmightcausefuturegenerationstohave“extinctionofexperience”inthemodel?A.Schoolsfewnaturesciencelessons.B.Theycan’tadapttochangesinnature.C.High-risebuildingsfillneighbourhoods.D.Theyarersedawayfromnature.10.Whatisamosteffectivesolutiontotheissueaccordingtothetext?A.Advancinglong-termpolicies.B.Launchingeco-friendlycampgns.C.Focusingonrsingadults’awareness.D.Enlarginggreenspaceincertnareas.RichardsonmentionedthestudyonpeopleinSheffieldtoshow______.A.urbandesignhasfledtomeetpeople’sbasicneedsB.theaveragetimepeoplespendinnatureisfarfromenoughC.cityresidentsgreatlyintheirengagementwithnatureD.aslightincreaseindlynaturetimecanmakeadifference【答案】8.C9.D10.AD

DWhat’syourbestfriend’sphonenumber?Don’tfeelbadifyoucouldn’tanswerthetopofyourhead.havenoreasontocommitphonenumberstomemory:it’sjustthereinyourphone.Orperhapsyouoncehadaphonebooktostorethem.Ineithercase,anobjectdoestherememberingforyou.“Prostheticmemory”(外部辅助记忆)isnothingitselfhasbeenameansofstoringtheinformationrevolutionhasgeneratedmoredatathaneverbefore.arefloodedwithinformation.creatingmoreofitandkeepingmoreofit.Thestoragecapacityofthehumanbrnhassincebeenscanty.Nowonder,then,thatwe’reincreasinglydependentonmemoryprostheses,fromlibrariestosmartphones.Noteveryonethinksthistrendinexternalmemoryisgood.Historically,memoryprostheseswereexpensive.Astechnologiessuchasprintingandphotographybecomemoreaffordable,sharingexperienceswithothersiseasierthanever.Soeverybreakfast,everysunset,everyencounterwithacatfindsitswayontosocialmedia.Andherecomestheworry.Whenwedevoteourselvestocapturingandsharingtheworldinthisway,somethingimmenselyvaluableislost;whenrecordingsomuchofourlives,we’reforgettingtoactuallylivethem,andsodisconnectourselvesfromexperience.Butisoursocialmedia-driventransformationwhollybad?Ifwe’restillcreatingandsharingmemorieslikethis,perhapsthisisbecausewe’venothadsufficienttimetolearnhowtodothesethingswithoutthinkingaboutwhatwe’redoing.Itiseasytoignorethatthemasssocialmediaeraislessthanadecadeold.That’sjustashortblinkinhumanhistory,yetithastotallychangedhowwelive.Isuspectwe’renotfarfrombeingdirectlyfacedwithexperienceyetwiththeabilitytoshareexperienceinwayslessboundedbygeographyandtime.Afterall,technologycanprotectallthemomentsofalifethatwouldotherwisebelost.12.Whatcanbeinferredfromparagraph1?A.weakensourbrns.B.relymoreontoolstomemorize.C.areburdenedwithphonenumbers.D.distancesusfromourfriends.13.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“scanty”inparagraph2mean?A.insufficient.B.stable.C.enhanced.D.outdated.14.Whatnegativedoesonlinesharingbringabout?A.Anoverflowofposts.B.Highcostofdigitaldevices.C.Lossofauthenticexperience.D.Addictiontothevirtualworld.15.Whichofthefollowingisthebesttitleforthepassage?

A.ProstheticMemory:ANewInventionChangingOurLivesB.Revolution:HowItReplacesHumanMemoryC.ExternalMemory:BlessingorcurseforHumanMemory?D.SocialMedia:IsItMakingUsLoseOurAbilitytoRemember?【答案】12.B13.A14.C15.C第二节（共5小题；每小题分，满分分）从短文后的选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。MoveHousetheIfyou’vegotahousemovecomingup,thenyou’llknowthatitcanbeastressfulexperience.everythinggoingon,reducingtheenvironmentalimpactofmovingmaynotbehighonyourlistofpriorities.____16____.Thankfully,thereareafewcleverwaystogreenyourmoveandsavesomemoney.Firstly,it’salwaysbesttodeclutter(清理)beforeyouevenstartthinkingaboutpacking.Gettingridofyoudon’tneedmeansyouneedfewerboxesandfewerpackagingmaterials.____17____,savingmoneyandreducingpollution.Onceyou’vedecluttered,youcanmoveontothepackingstage.Manyremovalcompaniessupplytheirownbrand-newboxesatanadditionalcost.saveresources(andabitofcash),it’sbesttofoster(培养)agoodrelationshipwithlocalshops.____18____.However,youcanaskthewhenthedeliverydayisandthenpopinthatdaytocollectsomecardboardboxesbeforetheyaresenttorecycling.____19____—usingsuitcasesinsteadofboxes.Askyourfriendsandfamilyifyoucanborrowsome.Laundrybagsarealsoanexcellentoption.cangenerallyfitalotinthemandtheyaremucheasiertocarrythanboxes.Andfinally,youcan’tmoveyourgoodswithcardboardboxesalone.Delicateitemsneedsomeformofprotectionduringthemove.____20____.Ifyoufindyourselfshortonrecycledmaterials,youcanalsousecleantowelsandclothestowrapbreakablesin.Thisisalsoacleverspace-savingtechnique！A.TheyhaveagoodsupplyofboxesB.movingcanbequiteawastefulprocessC.ItmayalsomeanyouneedasmallerremovaltruckD.Moreover,getcreativewithitemsyouareclearingoutE.Mostofthemwon’tstorecardboardboxesasit’safireriskF.cankeepoldnewspapersorr-filledpackagingbeforehandG.Alternatively,youcangetcraftywiththeitemsyouhavearoundyou

【答案】16.B17.C18.E19.G20.F第三部分语言运用（共两节，满分分）第一节（共小题；每小题1分，满分分）ShoppingseemsnottobeapleasantexperienceformeImadeadecisionthatmademefeel____21____—lookingthroughamajoronlineshoppingplatformrightbeforebed.Althoughmyoldwashingmachinewasstillfunctioningwellenough,awash-and-dryset____22____mealot,asitwasheavily____23____,nearly1,000yuanitsalreadyreducedprice.Justsixhoursearlier,Ihadtoldmyworkmatesthatdryerswere____24____intheNorth,wheretheweatherwasusuallydry.hereIwas,____25____productresearch.Iwatchedunboxingvideos,____26____endlessonlinecomments,andlearnedaboutdryers.Forthenexthour,Iquestionedeverything:energy____27____,mntenancecosts,andthesupposedconvenienceofowningone.Paradoxically(矛盾地),my____28____onlygavememorereasonstobuyone,besidesthereducedprice.Aftermorethanonehourofback-and-forth.Icrossedthebridge,handedover4,000yuanandclicked“ConfirmOrder”.ButthemomentImadethe____29____,astrangeuneasesettledoverme.ita____30____choice,ordidIjustfallintoatrapthatseemedtooattractive?Thestressfromthispurchaseseemedtohave____31____mysleep.Istayedawakethatwholenight.Theconstant____32____tomakethe“right”choicefeelsunbearable.Growingpublic____33____,bettereducation,andincreasinglyadvancedproductvariationshave____34____transformedshoppingintoacomplexdecision-makingprocess.Intheend,Iwasn’tsureifthetimeIspent____35____thedecisionandthesleepwereworthit.Butwhoknows?Itmightjustcomeinhandysomeday.21.A.respectedB.challengedC.regretfulD.proud22.A.attractedB.frightenedC.amusedD.limited23.A.improvedB.discussedC.chargedD.discounted24.A.commonB.essentialC.inconvenientD.unnecessary25.A.responsibleforB.engagedinC.satisfiedwithD.dependenton26.A.postedB.deletedC.viewedD.skipped27.A.predictionB.shortageC.generationD.consumption28.A.careerB.researchC.experienceD.ambition29.A.forecastB.contributionC.purchaseD.promise

30.A.soundB.complexC.familiarD.free31.A.promotedB.monitoredC.balancedD.stolen32.A.raceB.pressureC.threatD.encouragement33.A.reliefB.angerC.supportD.awareness34.A.temporarilyB.collectivelyC.originallyD.rarely35.A.weighingB.announcingC.explningD.guiding【答案】21.C22.A23.D24.D25.B26.C27.D28.B29.C30.A31.D32.B33.D34.B35.A第二节（共小题；每小题分，满分分）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。Emma,ahistoryteacherfromLondon,stoodquietlyinoneofthetheatersatOnlyHenanDramaHavingvisiteddozensofculturalsitesacrossChina,shethoughtsheknewwhat____36____(expect).Butastheperformance____37____(unfold),shewascompletelycaptivatedbytherawemotionthattranscendedtimeandspace,leavingherdeeplymoved.“I’vetaughtChinesehistoryforyears,”shewhisperedafterward,“butI’venevertrulyfeltituntilLocatedabout40kilometerstothewestofdowntownZhengzhou,OnlyHenanDramacoversanimpressive622acres,housing56maze-likecourtyardsand21theaters.TheentirecomplexisdesignedtopreserveandpresenttherichculturalheritageofHenanandfeatures____38____(show)thatcoverthousandsofyearsofhistory,each____39____(tell)adifferentchapterofChina’sstory.Oneofthemostremarkabletheatersis“FantasyCity.”____40____awtsaudiencesinsideisamagicalexperiencewherehistoricalfiguresfromdifferenterasinteract,revealingthedepthandcontinuityofChina’sfive-thousand-year____41____(civilize).Beyondthetheaters,thesiteitselfisalivingmuseumworthy____42____exploration.canwanderthrough____43____(realistic)reconstructedcourtyards,trytraditionalcrafts,orsimplywalkamongthewheatfieldsthatchangewiththeseasons.Itwashere,amongthevastwheatfieldsandancientcourtyards,____44____Emmaunderstoodwhythisplacehasbecome____45____windowintotheheartofChineseculture.Asshewroteinherjournal,“Thisplacedidn’tjustshowmeChineseculture-itletmefeelit,breatheit,andbecomepartofit.”【答案】36.toexpect37.unfolded

38.shows39.telling40What41.civilization##civilisation42.of43.realistically44.that45.a第四部分写作（共两节，满分分）第一节（满分分）46.假你是李华，你参加了你校举办的“用英语讲中国故事”V-log制作大赛活动，你提交的视频作品获得了一等奖。请给你的英国朋友Jerry写封邮件分享此次经历，内容包括：（1）作品简介；（2）你的收获。1）写作词数应为80个左右；（2）请在答题纸的相应位置作答。___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________【答案】Onepossibleversion:DearJerry,Howiseverythinggoing?I’mexcitedtotellyouthatIwonthefirstprizeinmyschool’sChineseStoriesinEnglish”V-logcompetition.MyvideofocusedontheChineseKnot.Iintroduceditshistory,dlyusesandmakingsteps.Ichoseitbecauseitisnotonlyatraditionalhandicraftbutalsoaculturalsymbol.ItshowsfinecraftsmanshipandcarriesChinesepeople’swishesforluck,happinessandfamilyunity.Asanage-oldcraft,itcombinesbeautyandpracticality,showingChinesewisdom.ThisexperiencemademeproudofChina’ssplendidcultureandencouragedmetosharemoretraditionalcraftswiththeworld.LiHua第二节（满分分）47.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。

GrandpaMillerandsix-year-oldwerealwaysbusyattheirsharedworkbench.UnderGrandpa’sgentleguidance,carefullypolishedasmallwoodendogthattheyhadmadetogetherforalongtime,proudtobelearning“realwork”fromGrandpa.Theirjoyalsospreadaroundthebigdinnertable.kepttalkingtoGrandpa.thedogstandfirmly,Grandpa?”“Sure!IsandeditSUPERsmooth!”Grandparespondedgently.Acrossthetablesatfather,Ben.Hebentoverhislaptop,hiseyebrowsfrowned(皱)。Thejoyofthegrandfatherandgrandsonseemedtoescapehim.“Quarterlyreportsareduetomorrow,”herepliedtohiswifeSarahabsent-mindedly,whohadjustremindedhimofthedeliciouspotatoes.Hegrabbedabite,hiseyesslidingbacktothelaptop,blindtothewarmtharoundhim.Whenhereachedforthebowl,intendingtotakeaquicksip(抿),hisarmknockeditover.Somehotsoupspilled(洒)ontothetable.“Becareful!”Sarahsdsoftly.Shegrabbedaclothandstartedtocleanthespillquickly.Benwaswipinghislaptopwhensomesoupspilledonhistrousers.“Oh,annoying!TheharderItrytogetthisdonequickly,themorethingsgowrong!”sdhe,gettingangry.Astonished,littlestoppedtalkingatonce.Hestaredathisfatherquietly,notknowingwhattodo.GrandpaMillerwatchedwhathappenedcalmlyandthenspok