2027届重庆市高二上学期1月期末英语考试

2027届重庆市高二上学期1月期末英语考试一、听力选择题1.Whoplanstodoshopping?

A．Helen.B．Jack.C．Mary.2.Howwastheweekendtrip?

A．Terrible.B．Funny.C．Interesting.3.Whatistherelationshipbetweenthetwospeakers?

A．Speakerandaudience.B．Professorandstudent.C．Hostandguest.4.Whenwillthestudentsgopicnicking?

A．April10th.B．April20th.C．May10th.5.Whydoesthemantellthewomanabouttheexhibition?

A．Toinvitehertovisitit.B．Toaskherforhelp.C．Topushhertogivealecture.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。6.WhereisAkikofrom?

A．Russia.B．England.C．Japan.7.WhatdoesIvanthinkofEnglish?

A．Easy.B．crazy.C．Wonderful.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。8.Whatdoesthewomanwanttobuyforherson?

A．Asweater.B．Ashirt.C．Ajacket.9.Whatstyledoestheboyprefer?

A．Fashionablestyles.B．Simplestyles.C．Bright-coloredstyles.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。10.Wherearethespeakersnow?

A．Inazoo.B．Inanamusementpark.C．Inamuseum.11.Whatdoestheboywanttodofirst?

A．Eatlunch.B．Takephotos.C．RidetheViperrollercoaster.12.Whydoesthemotherrefusetheboy’srequestatfirst?

A．Therollercoasteristooscaryforhim.B．Theyhaven’tboughttherighttickets.C．Hedidnotfinishhisbreakfastyet.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。13.Whattimeisitwherethemanis?

A．Justafter2a.m.B．Justafter2p.m.C．Justafter12a.m.14.Whatbignewsdoesthemanwanttotellthewoman?

A．Hehasquithisjob.B．Hewillspendhisholiday.C．Hegotajobofferinhercity.15.Whydoesthemanplantovisitthewoman’scity?

A．Toacceptthejobwithoutthinking.B．Tocheckthecompanywiththewoman.C．Tospendtheholidaywiththewoman.16.Howhavethetwospeakerskeptintouchbefore?

A．Bymeetinginperson.B．Bymakingphonecalls.C．Bychattingonline.听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。17.Whatisthepet’sname?

A．Cooper.B．Cavalier.C．Blenheim.18.WhatareKingCharlesCavalierusuallybroughtuptobe?

A．Guidedogs.B．Huntingdogs.C．Companiondogs.19.Whatisspecialaboutthepetcomparedtootherdogsofhiskind?

A．Heiscalmandgentle.B．Heislivelyandpushy.C．Hedislikeschildren.20.Whydoesthespeakerlovethepet?

A．Heneverchewsthingsathome.B．HehasauniqueBlenheimcolor.C．Hebringsenergytotheirdays.二、阅读理解UniversalOrlandoMakethemostofyourstayhere.Wecoverparktickets,hotelstays,vacationpackages,eventsandinsidertips.HotelSavingsStay5+nightsatUniversalOrlandohotelstogetupto30%offtheFlexibleRate.Besidesagreatthemedhotelroom,you’rejustminutesfromthethemeparks.Terms:Minimum5-nightstay,limitedavailabilityandrestrictionsapply.VacationPackageCombinehotelandthemeparkticketsforcombinedsavings.Enjoyupto30%offtheFlexibleRatewitha5+nightstay.Plus,getupto$200extradiscountviaautomaticBundleandSave,whichappliesto7-nightstaysonselectdates.Terms:Limitedavailabilityandrestrictionsapply.UniversalHolidayTourThislimited-timewalkingtourrunsNov.21,2025—Jan.3,2026,includingaGrinch™meet&greetandreservedshowseating.Pricingvariesbydateandtourtype,chargedperperson(ages3+).Separatepark-to-parkadmissionisrequired.TheGrinch™&FriendsCharacterBreakfastAvailableNov.21,2025—Jan.4,2026,itoffersfestivefoodswith10%offthepriceandachancetomeettheGrinch™.Valid(有效的)themeparkadmissionorAnnual/SeasonalPass(samedateasbreakfast)isneeded.Advancereservations,limitedavailabilityandrestrictionsapply.21.Whichprogramneedsvisitorstobookinadvance?

A．HotelSavings.B．VacationPackage.C．UniversalHolidayTour.D．TheGrinch™&FriendsCharacterBreakfast.22.WhatmakesUniversalHolidayTourdifferentfromtheotherthreeprograms?

A．Itdoesnotofferanydiscount.B．Itrequiresaminimum5-nightstay.C．ItasksforavalidAnnualPass.D．Itisrelatedtothemeparktickets.23.HowlongwillTheGrinch™&FriendsCharacterBreakfastlast?

A．FromNov.21,2025toJan.3,2026.B．FromNov.21,2025toJan.4,2026.C．Lessthanonemonth.D．Morethanthreemonths.Ineverlikedrings.Idonotwearahighschoolring;Idonotwearacollegering,andIdidnotwanttowearaweddingring.ThiswasnotbecauseIdidnotwantpeopletoknowthatIwasmarried,butbecauseIjustdidnotfeelcomfortablewitharingonmyfinger.Aftergraduatingfromcollege,Ifinallywasaboutto“popthequestion”tomysweetheart,SharonGailWeingarton,whowasatmysidecontinuallyafterIwasseriouslyinjuredduringarobbery.Sharonwasthebest—pretty,kind,sweet,andgoodhearted.However,whatwouldshesaywhenIproposedandsaidthatIdidnotwanttowearaweddingring?IpracticedwhatIwasgoingtosaytoher.Ithoughtlongandhard.Ifinallydecidedthattherewasnoanswertomyproblem.Iwouldsimplytellher,andthenwaitfiveminutesfortheexplosion.SothatnightIproposed,andafterwardsItoldSharonthatIwasnotgoingtoweararing.Isimplysaid:“Ijustdon'tlikerings.Idon'twearahighschoolring....”IexpectedSharontobecomeenraged:“WHATDOYOUMEANYOU’RENOTGOINGTOWEARAWEDDINGRING?”However,instead,Imerelyheardsilence.Afterwhatinmymindseemedlikeanage,Sharonquietlyremarked:“Fine.Ifyoudon'twanttowearaweddingring,Iwon'tchangemyname.IwillnotcallmyselfSharonSegal.”Onourfifteenthanniversary(周年纪念日),IrememberedthefirstlessonofmarriagethatwastaughttomebymywifeSharonGailSegalasIlookeddownupontheringonmyringfinger—COMPROMISE(妥协).24.Whydidn'ttheauthorwanttowearaweddingring?

A．Hehatedlettingothersknowhewasmarried.B．Ringsjustmadehimfeeluncomfortable.C．Hethoughtweddingringswereunnecessary.D．Heforgottopreparearingfortheproposal.25.WhatcanweinferaboutSharonfromthetext?

A．Shewasangrywiththeauthor'sdecisionatfirst.B．Shechosetoendtherelationshipabitlater.C．Shewascalmandwillingtomeethalfway.D．Shecaredmoreabouthernamethanthering.26.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“enraged”inparagraph4probablymean?

A．Excited.B．Disappointed.C．Confused.D．Angry.27.Whatisthemainideaofthetext?

A．Thefirstimportantlessonofmarriagetheauthorlearned.B．Theauthor'sexperienceofproposingtohisgirlfriend.C．Howaweddingringdisagreementtestedthecouple'slove.D．Whytheauthorfinallychangedhisattitudetowardsrings.InAustralia,about433,300peoplearelivingwithdementia,afigureprojectedtoriseto812,500by2054.Dementiareferstobraindisorders—includingAlzheimer'sdisease—thatarenotanormalpartofageing.Theseconditionscauseafallincognitivefunction(认知功能),alongwithchangesinmood,memory,thinkingandbehaviour,intheendweakeningaperson'sabilitytocarryouteverydaytasks.Around75%ofAustralianswithdementialiveathome.Whilehome-baseddementiacarewasonceprimarilygivenbyolderspouses(配偶)ormiddle-agedchildren,anincreasingnumberofyoungadultsintheir20sand30s,andeventeenagers,arenowsteppingintothisroletocareforgrandparents,parentsorotherlovedones.Australiahas3millioncarersintotal—11.9%ofthepopulation—including391,300undertheageof25,asharpincreasefrom235,300in2018.Howmanyoftheseyoungcarersspecificallysupportsomeonewithdementiaremainsunclear,andmoredataisneeded.Theseyoungdementiacarersarelargelyoverlooked,withlittlerecognitionorsupport.Overlookedinresearch,policyandsupportservices,thisgapresultspartlyfromchallengesengagingthem—theybalancecaregivingwitheducationandwork.Manydon'tself-identifyascarers,preventingaccesstohelp.Theyrequiretargetedsupportbeyondgeneralresources:specializedpeernetworks,educationalprogramsandpracticalskillstraining,successfullyco-designedwiththem.Withdementiacasesrisingglobally,demandforyounginformalcarerswillgrow.Withouttimelysupport,theyfaceburnout,socialdisconnectionandlong-termhealthproblems.Investinginage-appropriatesupportisamoralrequirementandkeytoasustainablecaresystem.DementiaAustraliaoffersanationalhelpline,informationsessionsandapeerplatform;CarersAustralia'sYoungCarersNetworkprovidesmentalhealthresources,financialguidance,necessaryinformationandfinancialsupport.28.WhatcanwelearnaboutdementiainAustraliafromthetext?

A．Thenumberofpatientswillnearlydoubleby2054.B．Itisreallyanunavoidableresultofgettingolder.C．Mostpatientsreceiveprofessionalcareinhospitals.D．Alzheimer'sdiseaseisquiteunrelatedtodementia.29.WhatcanweinferaboutyoungcarersinAustralia?

A．Theymakeupover20%ofthetotalcarers.B．Theirnumberhasdecreasedsince2018.C．Someareteenagerscaringforfamilymembers.D．Mostofthemspecializeindementiacare.30.Whyareyoungdementiacarerslackingenoughsupport?

A．Theyrefusetoparticipateinsupportprograms.B．Theircaregivingroleisnotfullyrecognized.C．Australiahasnorelevantsupportservices.D．Theyaretooyoungtoqualifyforsupport.31.Accordingtothetext,whatisnecessaryforasustainablecaresystem?

A．Reducingthenumberofdementiacasesglobally.B．Encouragingmiddle-agedchildrentotakeupcaregiving.C．Increasingfundingforhospital-baseddementiacare.D．Providingage-appropriatesupportforyoungcarers.Obviously,I’mnotaloneinthinkingaboutthewildlifeofthepark.PeoplefromaroundtheworldhavebeenfloodingmyFacebookandInstagraminboxeswithquestionsabouthowthebears,wolvesandotherwildlifearesurvivingduringoneofthelargestwildfiresinthehistoryofoneoftheworld’smostbelovednationalparks.Thegoodnewsisthatmostlargeanimals,particularlythebearsandwolves,havetheabilitytooutrunmostfires,evenoneasfastandasviolentastheJasperwildfirehasbeen.Bythispointinthesummer,thewolfpackthatlivesintheAthabascaRivervalleywillhavemobilethree-month-oldyoungwolvesthatcantraveldozensofkilometres,ifneedbe,tofleeanyfiredanger.Similarly,mostbearsinthevalleywillbeabletooutpacethefiresiftheyhaveapathofescapeanddon’tgetpinnedagainstawildriveroranunclimbablecliff(悬崖).Thereisarealconcernformotherbearswithbabybearsoftheyear(thosebornthisyear)thatarestilltoosmalltotravelquicklyinsuchfast-changingconditions—severalbearswerekilledinthesimilarly-sizedKenowwildfireinWatertonLakesNationalParkin2017.However,despitethesizeofthiswildfire(about360squarekilometreshavebeenburnedtodate),therearestillover10,000squarekilometresofJasperNationalParkthatremainfire-freeandsafeforwildlifelikeblackbears.Theshort-termeffectsofthefiresmayalsobefeltbyJasperbearsthatwouldnormallybefatteninguponbuffaloberriesinthevalleybottom,wherethefirehasburnedthemostviolently.Thankfully,anytemporaryeffectsonbearpopulationsshouldrightthemselvesastheforestrenewsandregrowsintheAthabascaRivervalleyintheyearstocome,providingplentyofbearfoodandverysuitablehomesthatwillhelpkeepthepark’swolfpopulationshealthy,too.32.Whyaremotherbearswithbabybearsoftheyearamajorconcern?

A．Theyarenotfamiliarwiththeescaperoutes.B．Theyprefertostayintheveryvalleybottom.C．Thebabybearsaretooyoungtomovequickly.D．Theyrelyonbuffaloberriesdestroyedbythefire.33.WhatcanwelearnabouttheJasperwildfirefromthetext?

A．IthasburnedtheentireareaofJasperNationalPark.B．Itisthelargestwildfireinthehistoryofnationalparks.C．Ithascausednoharmtothepark’swolfpopulations.D．Itcoversanareaofabout360squarekilometressofar.34.Whatisthewriter’sattitudetowardJasperNationalPark’swildfire?

A．Concernedbutoptimisticaboutwildlife’ssurvival.B．Panickedandhopelessaboutthepark’sfuture.C．Indifferenttothebadeffectonthewholeecosystem.D．Criticalofthelackoffirepreventionmeasures.35.Whatwouldbethemostsuitabletitleforthetext?

A．TheDisastrousEffectsofJasperNationalPark’sWildfireB．HowWildlifeinJasperNationalParkDealswiththeWildfireC．MeasurestoProtectBearsandWolvesinJasperNationalParkD．TheHistoryofLargeWildfiresinWorld-FamousNationalParksHowSleepEnhancesEmotionalIntelligenceGettingenoughsleepnotonlymakesusfeelbetterbutalsoplaysakeyroleindevelopingemotionalintelligence.Here'showafullnight’srestsupportsthisimportantability.Sleepsupportsemotionalcontrol.36Forexample,atiredteachermightspeaksharplytostudents,orasleepycoworkermayreactpoorlytosimplerequests.Suchbehaviorcanharmrelationships.Sleephelpsthepartofourbrainthatmanagesfeelingsworkbetter.Learningtocontrolouremotionsisakeyskillforemotionalintelligence,andgoodsleepmakesthispossible.Sleepimprovesunderstandingofothers.Duringdeepsleep,thebrainareasthatrecognizeemotionsinfacesarerefreshed.Ifwemissthissleep,wemaymisreadexpressions.37Correctlyunderstandingfacialexpressionsallowsustoconnectwithothersbetterandsharetheirfeelings.Thisabilityisthebaseofempathyandstrongsocialconnections.38Beingabletosolveproblemsinnewwaysisimportantforemotionalgrowth.Afullnightofsleep,richindreams,boostsourproblem-solvingskills.Studiesshowthataftergoodsleep,peoplecansolveproblemsmoreeasilyandcomeupwithfreshideas.Duringsleep,ourbrainsafelyprocessesinformationandfindsdifferentanswerstodifficultproblems.39Sleepaidssocialjudgment.Enoughsleepsharpensourskillsforsocialsituations.Well-restedpeoplearebetteratnoticingsmallsignalsinconversations,likeachangeinsomeone’svoiceorface,andrespondingintherightway.40Sleepalsohelpscontrolouremotionalreactions,allowingforwiserandmorethoughtfulchoicesinbothworkandpersonalrelationships.

A．Sleepleadstoproblem-solving.B．Sleepencouragescreativethinking.C．Withoutenoughsleep,peopleoftenbecomeeasilyupset.D．Thisleadstoclearercommunicationwithfewermistakes.E．Forexample,wemightseeafriendlyfaceasanangryone.F．Asaresult,wecanbetterhandlechangeandnewsituations.G．Toomanyangryexpressionsbydaycandisruptsleepatnight.三、完形填空Itwastheendofmyworkfortheday,andIpushedopenthedoortothepatient’sroomtoseeifanyrelativesorfriendshadcometo________.Nonehad.Shewassuchaslightlittleladyandseveralstrokes(中风)had________herwithdifficultyspeaking.I________upachairandsatbesideherbed.Shedidnotmove.KnowingthatshehadbeenanEnglishteacher,Ispokeofthe________shemusthavehadoverherstudentsthroughtheyears.Shedidnotansweranyofmygentlequestions.ButIsensedshewasawareofmy________,soIcontinuedtalkingaboutwhatherdays________Englishmusthavebeenlike.ItoldherthatI________rememberedoneofmyEnglishteachersandhowIenjoyedpoetryatthattime.________noreaction.IstartedrecitingWordsworth’sfamous________:“Iwanderedlonelyasacloudthatfloatsonhigho’ervalesandhills.”Icontinued________thepoem,andwhenalmosttothe________,Ipaused.Thissweetlady________herheadandasclearlyasabellsaid,“Andthenmyheartwithpleasurefills,anddanceswiththedaffodils.”Shefell________,andI________leftherroom,gratefullytouchedbythe________thatGodgivesusmemoriestorecallwhenhefeelsweneedthemmost.41.A．payB．visitC．helpD．check42.A．leftB．blessedC．providedD．equipped43.A．fixedB．dressedC．pulledD．held44.A．controlB．powerC．worryD．influence45.A．presenceB．sorrowC．angryD．attention46.A．speakingB．understandingC．teachingD．learning47.A．barelyB．regretfullyC．unwillinglyD．clearly48.A．EvenB．StillC．SurelyD．Therefore49.A．sayingB．theoryC．storyD．poem50.A．explainingB．recitingC．translatingD．reading51.A．endB．limitC．pointD．start52.A．touchedB．clearedC．turnedD．shook53.A．illB．asleepC．depressedD．nervous54.A．suddenlyB．quicklyC．quietlyD．secretly55.A．factB．newsC．thoughtD．hope四、语法填空阅读下面材料，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。AttheChileWeekChina2025eventonWednesdayinChongqing,atradeagreement56(sign).BothpartieswillworktogethertoraiseawarenessandrecognitionofChileanfruitsamongChineseconsumersandbuyers.“Weattachedgreat57(important)tothemarketinSouthwestChina,asitisavibrantregionfull58newopportunities,”saidPabloArriaranAhumada,ambassadorofChiletoChina,during59event.Thisyearmarksthe55thanniversaryofdiplomaticrelationsbetweenChinaandChile,aswellasthe60(twenty)anniversaryoftheirfreetradeagreement.ChileWeekisthelargestandhighest-levelseriesofpromotionalactivities61(hold)byChileinChina.Overthepast10years,it62(see)therapidgrowthofChina-Chiletrade.Chongqingishostingtheeventforthefirsttime.Chileanproductssuchascherries,salmon,andwinehavebecomeeverydayitemsonlocaltables.Intheotherdirection,Chongqing'selectronicinformationequipment,newenergyvehiclesandparts,motorcycles,andagriculturalmachineryare63(increasing)enteringtheChileanmarket.Statisticsshow64,fromJanuarytoAugustthisyear,thetotalimportandexportvolumebetweenChongqingandChilereached2.4billionyuan,65(mark)a5.3percentyear-on-yearincrease.五、书信写作66.假定你是李华，你是学校英语俱乐部的主席，寒假将至，要求俱乐部成员在寒假拍摄春节见闻短视频，并参加比赛。请草拟参赛通知，内容包括：1.参赛要求；2.拍摄内容。注意：1.写作词数应为80左右；2.请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。Dearclubmembers,Weareplanningtohaveashortvideocompetition.___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________HopingeveryonehasahappySpringFestivalandsucceedinthecompetition.EnglishClub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。MydaughterswerelessthanthrilledwhenItoldthemIwassettingupaccounts(账号)onanysocialmediawebsitestheyvisited.Likesomanyyoungpeople,theyfeltthatthesesiteswereforteens,andthatMomwassimplytoooldtobetweetingoronFacebook.Theydidn'twanttheirmom“spying”onthem,either.Iassuredthemthatwasnotmypurpose.Truthfully,IwasalittleconcernedaboutsomeofthenegativestoriesIhadheardabouttheInternet.IfiguredIwouldchecktheiraccountsweekly,butIwasn'treallyinterestedindoinganythingelsewithmyaccounts.Afterthefirstfeww