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2025~2026学年黑龙江龙东十校联盟度高二年级第二学期开学考试英语试卷一、听力选择题1.Whatdoesthewomaninvitethemantodo?

A.Eatwithheratarestaurant.B.Drivetothesubwaystation.C.Walkaroundthesubwaystation.2.Whatistheprobablerelationshipbetweenthespeakers?

A.Fellowworkers.B.Teacherandstudent.C.Customerandshopkeeper.3.Whatarethespeakersmainlytalkingabout?

A.AtriptoAfrica.B.Afriend’sexperience.C.Amusicdocumentary.4.Whatisthewomandoing?

A.Repairingacamera.B.Takingaphotofortheman.C.Teachinghowtouseacamera.5.Whydoesthemantalktothewoman?

A.Tobookanextratable.B.Tochangehisbookingtime.C.Tocancelhistablereservation.听下面一段对话,回答以下小题。6.Wheredoestheconversationprobablytakeplace?

A.Inameetingroom.B.Inaclothingstore.C.Inacustomer’soffice.7.WhatisthemangoingtodorightafterhisFridaymeeting?

A.Pickuphisjacket.B.Talkwithanewcustomer.C.Returntohisofficenearby.听下面一段对话,回答以下小题。8.Whatisthelectureabout?

A.Libraryservice.B.Jobsearchskills.C.Wheelchairoperation.9.Whatdoesthewomanoffertodoforthelecture?

A.Fixthetablesandchairs.B.Preparethelecturematerials.C.Welcomestudentsatthedoor.听下面一段对话,回答以下小题。10.WhendoKatie’sheadachesusuallystart?

A.Inthemorning.B.Intheafternoon.C.Intheevening.11.WhathasKatiehadforbreakfastrecently?

A.Acupofcoffee.B.Somefruitandvegetables.C.Asandwichandsomechips.12.WhatwillthemandonextforKatie?

A.Doabloodtest.B.Arrangeafollow-upvisit.C.Recommendhealthyfood.听下面一段对话,回答以下小题。13.WhatdoesMaxsayaboutthefilmingsiteunderice?

A.Itwascold.B.Itwassilent.C.Itwasdark.14.WhatisthemostchallengingpartforMaxduringunderwaterfilming?

A.Avoidingbreakingtheequipment.B.Protectingthesurroundingwildlife.C.Improvingthenaturalenvironment.15.WhatisespeciallyimportantforagoodunderwaterfilmmakeraccordingtoMax?

A.Makingfilmingplans.B.Masteringfilmingskills.C.Solvingunexpectedproblems.16.WhichanimalsdoesMaxkeepgoingbacktofilm?

A.Whales.B.Dolphins.C.Sharks.听下面一段独白,回答以下小题。17.Whatdidthespeakerdowithoutpreparation?

A.Shesangasong.B.Shewroteaplay.C.Shedidsomeacting.18.Whatwasunabletodointhespeaker’smovementteacher’sclass?

A.Lazearound.B.Talk.C.Sitonthefloor.19.Whatmadethespeakerlackanormallifeinhersecondyear?

A.Herbusyactingtraining.B.HertripstofilmTVseries.C.Herpart-timejobatschool.20.Whatdoesthespeakerthinkabouthertimeatdramaschooloverall?

A.Itwastooboring.B.Itwasworthwhile.C.Itwasawasteoftime.二、阅读理解BirdsaresomeofthemostremarkablecreaturesonEarth,withuniquecharacteristicsandbehaviorsthatmakethemajoytoobserve.Here’sanintroductiontofourfascinatingbirdspecies,eachwithitsowndistinctivefeatures.BaldEagles,theU.S.nationalsymbol,areimpressivebirdswith80-inch-widewings.Onceendangered,they’vemadeagreatcomebackthankstoprotectionlaws.Thesebirdshuntfish,divingdownatupto100mph,andbuildlargenestscalledaerieshighintrees.Youngeaglesturnfromgraytobrownbeforedevelopingthewell-knownwhiteheadandtailat4to5yearsold.AmericanCrowsarelarge,17.5-inch-longbirdswithshinyblackfeathers(羽毛)andbrowneyes.FoundfromsouthernCanadatotheU.S.,theyarehighlyintelligentandliveinfamilygroups.Theyfeedonawiderangeoffood,includinginsects,smallanimals,fruits,andnuts,andoftencometogetherinhugenumberswhenwinterarrives.Theirloud“caw”makesthemeasytoidentify.TheAmericanGoldfinchesaresmallbirds,around5incheslong,livingintheedgesofforests,plains,backyards,andparksacrossNorthAmerica.Malesdisplaybrightyellowfeathersinwarmmonths,whilebothmaleandfemalebirdsturnbrownishinwinter.Thesebirdsfeedmainlyonsunflowerandthistleseeds,andtheir“po-ta-to-chip”callisafamiliarsoundastheycommunicatewiththeirgroups.Blue-FootedBoobiesstandoutwiththeirbrightbluefeet,whichmalesshowofftoattractmates.These32-34-inch-longseabirdsdiveupto55mphtocatchsmallfish.Activeduringtheday,theysleeponlandandgatherinlargenumbers,withparentscaringforchicksuntilthey’retwomonthsold.21.HowlongareAmericanCrows?

A.Around5inches.B.17.5inches.C.20inches.D.32-34inches.22.WhatcoloraremaleAmericanGoldfinches’feathersinwarmmonths?

A.Brownish.B.Darkgray.C.Brightyellow.D.Shinyblack.23.WhatdoBaldEaglesandBlue-FootedBoobieshaveincommon?

A.Theycancatchfish.B.Theyhavebrightbluefeet.C.Theyliveinfamilygroups.D.Theymainlyfeedonsunflowerseeds.RichardParks’greatestchallengeoccurredlongbeforeheeverclimbedamountain.In2009,theWelshprofessionalrugbyplayersawhiscareersuddenlycutshortbyinjuryandsubsequentsurgery.“Itwasheartbreaking,”herecalls.“IhadbeenRichardParkstheRugbyPlayer.IfIwasn’tthatperson,whowasI?”Afterweeksoflowspirits,hefoundinspirationinameaningfullinethatread,“Thehorizon(地平线)isonlythelimitofoursight,”andinthelifestoryofpolarexplorerRanulphFiennes.Hesetanambitiousnewgoal:toclimbthehighestmountainoneachofthesevencontinents.“Ineededaphysical,emotionalandcognitivechallenge,”hesays.Drivenanddetermined,Parksmadearemarkablerecovery.Onlytwoyearsafterhisinjury,in2011,hebecamethefastestpersontocompletetheExplorer’sGrandSlam—climbingthehighestmountainoneachofthesevencontinentsandreachingbothPolesinjust7months.In2014,heearnedanotherGuinnessWorldRecordasthefirstpersonofcolortoskisolo,unsupportedandunassisted,totheSouthPole.Henowholdsfourworldrecordsandviewseachexpedition(探险)asaformoftreatment.“Ineededtogaincontrolbackinmylife,”hereflects.Recently,ParksguidedactorWillSmithacrossAntarcticafortheNationalGeographicseriesPoletoPole.Inextremecoldandunpredictableconditions,hehelpedSmithexperiencetherawchallengeofpolaradventure,“Smithjustgrewthrougheverythingwethrewathim,”Parkssays.SmithevenbecameoneofthefewpeopleevertoskitotheSouthPole.Parkscreditshisparentsforhisabilitytobounceback.Thoughnotathletes,theytaughthimthevalueofsteppingoutsidecomfortzones.Today,asafilmmaker,authorandfather,hebelievesinmakingadventureaccessiblesootherscan“seethemselvesinit.”HisnextmissionwillfollowMatthewHenson’s1909journeytotheNorthPole,documentedinthefilmWhiteout.ForParks,explorationremainsapathtogrowthandconnection.“Ioftensaythatmountainssavedmylife,”headmits.“Theendofmyrugbycareerfeltliketheendofme—butitalsoledtothebestthingsthateverhappened.”24.WhatinspiredParksafterhisrugbycareerended?

A.Hisfriends’encouragement.B.WillSmith’spolaradventure.C.Aquoteandapolarexplorer’sstory.D.ANationalGeographicseries.25.WhatdidParksachievein2011?

A.SkiingtotheSouthPole.B.FilmingtheseriesPoletoPole.C.GuidingWillSmithacrossAntarctica.D.CompletingtheExplorer’sGrandSlam.26.Whatmessagedoesthetextmainlydeliver?

A.Rugbyisbetterthanpolarexploration.B.Misfortunecanleadtonewopportunities.C.Explorersmusthaveathleticbackgrounds.D.Worldrecordsareeasyforformerathletes.27.Whereisthistextmostlikelyfrom?

A.Asportsmagazine.B.Amedicaltextbook.C.Atravelguidebook.D.Acookingrecipe.Winter,withitsshorterdaysandlongernights,naturallyinvitesustoslowdown,seekcomfort,andadoptagentlerrhythminourdailylives.Interestingly,adjustingoureatingpatterns—specifically,havingdinnerearlierduringthesemonths—cancontributesignificantlytoourphysicalandmentalwell-being.AccordingtohealthinsightsfromsourcessuchasTheConversationandTheJerusalemPost,shiftingyourlastmealtoanearliertimeinwintercanoffermultiplebenefits,fromsupportingmetabolism(新陈代谢)toliftingmood.Thisideaisrootedinourbody’sinternalclock,knownasthecircadianrhythm.Thisnaturalcycleiscloselytiedtosunlightexposure,regulatinghormones(激素),sleep,anddigestion.Inwinter,daylightdiminishesearlier,signalingthebodytobeginslowingdownitsfunctionssooner.Eatinglateintheeveningcanconflictwiththisrhythm,potentiallyupsettingmetabolicprocesses.Byfinishingdinnerearlier—ideallybetween5:00pmand7:00pm,oratleastbefore8:00pm—youallowyourbodytimetodigestfoodbeforesleep.Thispracticecanhelpmaintainhealthierbloodsugarlevelsandimprovesleepquality,leadingtodeeper,morerestorativesleepandimprovedovernightrecovery.Furthermore,regularlate-nighteatinghasbeenlinkedtoriskssuchasweightgainandmetabolicdisorders,includingtype2diabetes.Anearlierdinnerhelpsthebodyprocessnutrientsmoreefficientlyandreducesthelikelihoodofmetabolicstress.Forindividualswithbusyschedules,astrictearlydinnermaynotalwaysbepossible;however,aimingtoeatbetween6:00pmand8:00pmoffersaflexibleandstillbeneficialoption.Moodregulationisanotherimportantaspect.Reducedsunlightinwintercanlowerserotoninlevels—akeyhormonethathelpsstabilizemood.Eatingearlier,combinedwithregularphysicalactivity,supportsbetterenergyregulationandmayhelpeaseseasonallowmood.Additionally,keepingaconsistenteatingwindowandtimingmealsaroundexercisecanenhanceoveralldailyrhythmandpromoteasenseofroutine,whichisespeciallyvaluableduringthedarker,quieterwintermonths.28.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“diminishes”inparagraph2probablymean?

A.Diesdown.B.Growsstronger.C.Comesup.D.Staysstable.29.Whattimeisrecommendedforbusypeopletohavedinner?

A.5:00pm—7:00pm.B.6:00pm—8:00pm.C.Before5:00pm.D.After8:00pm.30.Whatcanbeconcludedaboutconsistentlate-nighteating?

A.Itbenefitsmetabolicprocesses.B.Itisacceptableforbusypeople.C.Ithelpsregulatecircadianrhythm.D.Itmayharmphysicalandmentalhealth.31.Whatisthebesttitleforthetext?

A.WhyWinterHabitsImproveSleepQuality.B.HowYouCanAdapttoWinter’sShorterDays.C.WhyYouShouldEatDinnerEarlierinWinter.D.HowCircadianRhythmAffectsEatingTimes.UniversalMusicGroup(UMG)haspartneredwithmusicproductionplatformSplicetojointlyexplorethenextgenerationofAI-poweredmusiccreationtoolsformusicalartists.Underthenewpartnership,UMGandSplicewilldevelop“commercial(商业的)AItools”and“AI-poweredvirtualinstruments”thatarerootedincreativecontrol,soundexcellenceandrespectforintellectual(知识)property.TheagreementalsobuildsonSplice’sexpandingcollectionofAI-enabledtools—includingCreate—whichalreadyintegrateintomanyproducers’day-to-dayworkflows.Accordingtothecompanies,thispartnershipisguidedbyasharedcommitmenttocreativeexpressionandartisticempowerment.Aspartofthatvision,UMGandSplicewillexploretoolsthatallowartistsonUMG’sartistlisttobringtheirownsoundsdirectlyintoSplice’sAIworkflows,withthoseartistsexpectedtoplayacrucialroleinshapinghowtheproductsaredeveloped.MichaelNash,UMGChiefDigitalOfficer,says,“We’reexcitedtoformthispartnershipwithSplicetopromotetheharmonyofinnovationandethicality(道德)inaddressingtheinterestsofthecreativecommunitytoleveragecutting-edgeAI-enabledtoolstofurthertheirartisticexpression.WelookforwardtopartneringwithSpliceonthiscriticallyimportantstrategictechnologyfront.”SpliceCEOKakulSrivastavasays,“We’vespenttimebuildingAItoolsdesignedtofairlycompensatecreatorsandkeepthemincontrol.We’rethankfulforUMG’scontinuedsupport,andexcitedtoworktogethertoputthesecommercialtoolsinthehandsofartistseverywhere,knowingtheycantrusttheendresult.”ThepartnershipbuildsongroundworkSplicehasalreadylaid.Overthepastyear,thecompanyhasrolledoutdeeperdigitalaudio(音频)workstation(DAW)integrationswithplatformslikeAbletonLiveandProTools,expandeditsAI-nativetools,and—withtheacquisitionofSpitfireAudio—strengtheneditspresenceamongprofessionalcomposers,furthersolidifyingitspositionasatrustedmusiccreationplatform.ItalsofollowsSplice’searliercollaborationwithUMGandotherindustryplayersonthePrinciplesforMusicCreationwithAI,aseriesofclarifyingstatementsontheresponsibleuseofAIinmusiccreation,advocatingforethicalAIthatempowershumancreatorsratherthanreplacingthem.32.WhatdoUMGandSpliceaimtodevelop?

A.GuidelinesforAImusiccreation.B.SpitfireAudio’svirtualinstruments.C.DAWintegrationswithAbletonLive.D.AI-poweredmusiccreationtools.33.WhatisMichaelNash’sattitudetothepartnership?

A.Critical.B.Optimistic.C.Worried.D.Uninterested.34.WhatcanweinferaboutSplicefromKakulSrivastava’swords?

A.Itwillstopcreatingmusicsoon.B.ItreceivednosupportfromUMG.C.Itplaceshighvalueoncreators’rights.D.Ithasgainedglobalartisticrecognition.35.WhydidSpliceacquireSpitfireAudio?

A.ToreplaceoldDAWsystems.B.TosatisfyUMG’sstrictdemands.C.ToputAItooldevelopmentonhold.D.Toexpanditsinfluenceinthemusicindustry.Meaningfulwordscandeeplyaffecttherelationshipbetweenparentsandtheiradultchildren.Asbothgenerationsgrow,opencommunication,mutualrespect,andunderstandingbecomeessentialtobuildingahealthyconnection.Expertssuggestthatsimpleyetthoughtfulphrasescanoffercomfort,recognition,andstrongeremotionalbonds.·“Isupportyourlifepath.”Parentsoftenimagineacertainfuturefortheirchildren.36—whetherincareer,relationships,orlifestyle—itbuildstrustandconfidence.Thisphrasetellsadultchildrenthattheirdecisionsarerespected,notjudged.·“Iamhereforyou.”Sometimes,adultchildrendon’tneedsolutions.Theyjustneedsomeonetolisten.Saying“Iamhereforyou”andthentrulylisteningwithoutinterruptingorfixingthingscanmeanmorethanadvice.37.·“Iamsorry.”Manyadultchildrenhopetohearthisfromtheirparents.Anhonestapologyforpastactionsorunmetemotionalneedscanbepowerful.38.Explainingpaststruggles—likefinancialstress,mentalhealthissues,orfamilyconflicts—canhelpadultchildrenunderstandthefullpictureandbegintoheal.·“39?”Thisquestionpreventsmisunderstandings.Insteadofassumingwhatanadultchildneedsduringtoughtimes,askingdirectlyshowscareandrespect.Itgivesthemcontrolovertheconversationandmakesthemfeelvalued.40.Whenusedwithsincerity,theycanstrengthenfamilyties,encouragehonesty,andcreateasafespaceforbothparentsandadultchildrentogrowtogether.

A.PresenceandpatienceshowloveinaquietbutstrongwayB.Areyoulookingforadvice,orwouldyoulikemetolistenC.Thesephrasesmayseemsimple,buttheycarrydeepmeaningD.HaveyoupreparedallthegiftsforthecomingfamilygatheringE.Itshowsaparent’sawarenessthattheirchoiceshavecausedpainF.Butwhentheyopenlyacceptandsupporttheirchild’suniquechoicesG.Ifteenagersoftenspendalotoftimechattingonlinewiththeirfriends三、完形填空Aaravwasayoungboywithabigdream:tobecomeagreatpainter.Everyevening,hewouldbrowsesocialmedia,lostin______forthosebreathtakingworksofart.He______toldhimselfthatsomeday,hewouldcreatepiecesjustasamazing.Whiledreamsare______tohave,discipline(自律)ishardtomaintain.Aaravonlypickeduphisbrushwheninspiration______.Someweekshethrewhimselfinto______,butotherweekshedidnothingatall.Beforelong,hisbrusheswerecoveredin______,andhisonce-brightdreamstartedtodiedown.Onemorning,hisgrandfather______hisdiscouragementandsilentlygavehimafoldednote.Aarav______itandreadthecarefullywrittenwords:Dosomething______everyday.Eventhesunrisesalittleatatime.Themessageweighedonhismindallday.Thatevening,he______hisbrushandpaintedatinytree.Thenextday,he______agentleriver.Onthethirdday,alittlebirdtook______onthecanvas(画布).Someofhisworkslookedplainandordinary,buthenever______.Weeksrolledintomonths.WhenAaravlookedthroughhisgrowingcollectionofpaintings,hewas______byhisprogress.Hisstrokeswerefirmer,hiscolorsbolder,andhishands______.Whathadonceseemedimpossiblewasnowwithinreach,allthankstosimple,consistenteffort.41.A.forgivenessB.gratitudeC.regretD.admiration42.A.constantlyB.possiblyC.indirectlyD.partly43.A.convenientB.easyC.unnecessaryD.rare44.A.changedB.disappearedC.passedD.struck45.A.travelingB.paintingC.writingD.thinking46.A.dustB.grassC.snowD.sand47.A.deepenedB.acceptedC.sensedD.ignored48.A.postedB.missedC.handedD.unfolded49.A.differentB.smallC.impracticalD.special50.A.grabbedB.brokeC.soldD.stored51.A.crossedB.watchedC.addedD.discovered52.A.officeB.aimC.chargeD.shape53.A.gaveupB.brokedownC.lookedbackD.stoodby54.A.cheatedB.surprisedC.embarrassedD.confused55.A.cleanerB.warmerC.steadierD.slimmer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。Aseminar(研讨会)forthechildren’sfilmHello,Spring56(hold)inBeijingafewdaysago.Ithasattractedindustryinsiders’attention,asthefilmtargetsyoungstersstrugglingwithcompositionwriting.57(direct)byMaLanhua,thefilmdrawsinspirationfromCharlieChaplin’scomediesandFrenchNewWavecinema,employinghumortotellthestoryofaChineseteacher58helpsastudentdevelopaloveforwriting.Thefilm’sscreenwriterandactorMaYixiangrevealedthatthestoryisbasedonhisownexperiences.Interestingly,thoughheisan59(experience)writingteacher,hisdaughter—directorMaLanhua—onceregardedcompositionwriting60herbiggestchallenge.Afterinterviewingmanychildren61theirfamilymembers,heintegratedtheirrealstruggleswithwritingintothefilm,aiming62(find)ajoyfulwaytostimulateyounglearners’passionforwriting.HouKeming,presidentoftheChildren’sFilmReviewCommitteeattheChinaFilmCriticsAssociation,praiseditscomedicstyle,emphasizingthatituseshumortocriticizeshortcomingsineducationwhile63(introduce)innovationsinthemeandartisticexpression.Italsooffers64(practice)guidanceforyoungpeopletoovercometheirfearofcompositionwritingandenjoytheprocessofexpressingthemselves.Thisunique65(combine)ofentertainmentandeducationhasraisedhighexpectationsamongbothparentsandeducators.五、书信写作66.假定你是李华,过去的几个月里,你坚持每周记录家附近公园里某种植物的生长,收获颇丰。请给英国朋友Tom写一封邮件,内容包括:1.你的观察内容;2.你的收获。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。DearTom,________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________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。Theannoying,on-and-offbeeping(哔哔声)ofthesmokedetectorwokeusupat4:00am.MyhusbandGeorge,65,insistedonchangingthebatterybyhimself,brushingoffmyconcernsaboutthe10-foot-highattic(阁楼).“Pieceofcake,”hesaidwithaknow-it-allsmile.EventhoughIthoughtitwasabadidea,Iheldtheladderasheclimbedupintothenarrowdooroftheattic.Hereplacedthebatteryquickly,andIsighedwithrelief—untilhetriedtoclimbdown.WhenGeorgetriedtoswinghislegovertheedgeoftheatticopeningtogetbacktotheladder,hemissedtherungs(横档)ofthetopstep.Itoldhimtoshiftleftandrighttoreachthem,butheonlyendeduplyingflatrightattheatticentrance,onearmhangingovertheedge,stucka

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