安徽六安一中2025-2026学年春学期高二年级期中考试英语试卷

六安一中2026年春学期高二年级期中考试英语试卷满分：150分时间：120分钟第一部分听力（共两节，满分30分）第一节（共5小题；每小题1.5分，满分7.5分）听下面5段对话。每段对话后有一个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项，并标在试卷的相应位置。听完每段对话后，你都有10秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅读下一小题。每段对话读两遍。1.Forwhatisthewomanapologizing?A.Amissingpackage.B.Adirtybook.C.Awrongorder.2.Whereareprobablythespeakers?A.Intherestaurant.B.Athome.C.Intheoffice.3.Whatarethespeakerstalkingabout?A.Theirtasteinmusic.B.Theirpreferencefordrinks.C.Waystostayawakewhiledriving.4.Whydoesthemanwanttotrythetea?A.Itisfreshlymade.B.Heisverythirsty.C.Ithashealthbenefits.5.Whichofthefollowingintereststhewoman?A.Learningtoplaybadminton.B.Takingsomepaintinglessons.C.Meetingafamousplayerinperson.第二节(共15小题;每小题1.5分，满分22.5分)听下面5段对话或独白。每段对话或独白后有几个小题,从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项。听每段对话或独白前,你将有时间阅读各个小题,每小题5秒钟；听完后，各小题将给出5秒钟的作答时间。每段对话或独白读两遍。听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。6.Whydoesthemandecidetotakeagapyear?A.Totravelaround.B.Todovolunteerwork.C.Todevelopanewhobby.7.Howdoesthewomanfeelabouttheman’sadvice?A.Uninterested.B.Confused.C.Excited.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。8.Whatisthewoman’sconcernaboutstudentsoverusingAI?A.Itmightmakethemlosecriticalthinkingskills.B.Itmightexposethemtoinaccurateinformation.C.ItmightletthemspendmuchtimeontheInternet.9.Whoisthewoman?A.TheleaderoftheStudentUnion.B.Ateacher.C.Asoftwareengineer.10.Whatdoesthemanwanttoprovebymentioningcalculators?A.AIwillreplacetraditionallearningtools.B.Technologycanchangelearningmethods.C.AIisahelpfultoolandshouldbeaccepted.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。11.Whatpositionisthewomanapplyingfor?A.Ahotelclerk.B.Abusinessassistant.C.Acustomerserviceagent.12.Whatskilldidthewomangainfromherpreviousjob?A.Handlingcustomercomplaintscalmly.B.Speakingmultiplelanguagesfluently.C.Promotingproductsefficiently.13.Whatwillthemantalkaboutnext?A.Thesalary.B.Theworkteam.C.Thetrainingprocess.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。14.WhendidZerincometoShanghai?A.In2019.B.In2023.C.In2025.15.HowdidZerininitiallygettoknowaboutYunnan?A.Fromhisfather.B.Fromadancer.C.Fromastorybook.16.WhatwasZerin’sfirstimpressionofKunming?A.Itwasprimitive.B.Itwasquitecharming.C.Itwasunderdeveloped.17.WhichaspectofYunnanattractedZerin?A.Modernarchitecture.B.Rurallandscapes.C.Ethnicdiversity.听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。18.Whoisthespeakertalkingto?A.Sportsclubmembers.B.Internationaltourists.C.Universitystudents.19.WheredidEmmaworkforarugbyteam?A.InManchester.B.InDublin.C.InVancouver.20.WhatcanbeachallengetoEmma’swork?A.Competitioninthehealthcareindustry.B.Negativeattitudetowardsfemalescientists.C.Influenceofmisinformationonthepublic.第二部分阅读(共两节，满分50分)第一节(共15小题;每小题2.5分，满分37.5分)阅读下列短文，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。AF.ScotFitzgerald’sinfluentialnovelTheGreatGatsbyisnowaBroadwaymusicalforthefirsttime!ItispartofKids’NightonBroadway(KNOB),aprogramdesignedtointroduceyoungaudiencestothemagicoflivetheatre.WhattoExpectatTheGreatGatsbyduringKNOB?Despiteitsdeepthemesoflove,wealth,andambition,theshowengagesyoungaudienceswithstrikingcostumes,grandsets,livelyjazzmusic,anddynamicdance.Post-show-meetandgreetswiththecast(全体演员)andcrewforkids’Q&Aabouttheperformance.Funeducationalmaterialswithinformativecontenttohelpkidsunderstandthestory.Tickets06/25/2025-09/07/2025,BroadwayTheater|1681BroadwaySeatPriceViewUpperLevelRear$70DistantbutclearviewofthestageUpperLevelFront$85Fullandbird’s-eyeviewofthestageMainFloor$110Close-upviewofthestageBuy1adultticket,get1freekid’sticket(aged18&under).Anadditional10%servicefeewillbeaddedtoeachticket.KnowBeforeYouGo:Outsidefoodanddrinksarenotallowedinthetheater.Anybagbroughtintothetheatermustfitcomfortablyunderyourseat.Theuseofcameras,cellphones,andotherrecordingdevicesduringtheshowisstrictlyprohibited.Handhelddeviceswithcaptions(字幕)areavailableuponrequesttoassistindividualswhoaredeaforhardofhearing.Avoidtalking,whispering,orsingingalongduringtheperformance,unlessencouragedbytheperformers.Youcanapplaudattheendofsongs,scenes,oracts;ifunsure,followtheaudience.1.WhatcanyoungaudiencesenjoyatTheGreatGatsbyduringKNOB?A.Post-showcelebrations. B.Interactionswithperformers.C.Funandinformativelectures. D.Costumedesigncompetition.2.Howmuchshouldacoupleandtheir16-year-oldsonpaytobooktheclosestseats?A.$190. B.$220. C.$242. D.$330.3.Whichofthefollowingbehaviorsisallowedinthetheater?A.Discussingwithfriends. B.Enjoyingtakeoutfood.C.Recordingtheperformance. D.Applaudingbetweenscenes.BJunji’sinitialexcitementuponarrivingintheFrenchtownofSaint-Cirq-Lapopieforhissemesterabroadquicklygavewaytoamorecomplexemotionbornofagrowinglistofworries—theunfamiliarclimate,thefast-pacedlocallanguagethreateningtomakehisclassroomFrenchuseless,andheavytrafficintheancientnarrowstreets,yetoneconcernstoodapart:afearthatitwouldbetoughtofitinwiththeneweatingpattern.Whathehadnotanticipated,however,wasthattherealchallengewouldbesocialbarriers,whichseemedtoberootedintheveryfabricofdailylife.Onhisthirdday,hewanderedintoalocalbakery.Hejustpointedtoagoldencake,andthebaker,awomannamedSylvie,stoppedforamomentandthenservedhiminsilence.WhenJunjipaid,hesaid,“Thanks!”Sylvierepliedwithaphrase“S’ilvousplaît”.Junji,assumingthiswaspartofapolitegoodbye,hurriedoutofthedoor,saying“Aurevoir”.Thefollowingmorning,hetriedtogreethishostessMadameMoreauwithacasual“Hey”,onlytobemetwithaquietresponse.MoreauexplainedthatinFrance,enteringahomeorbeginningaconversationwithouttheformalityof“Bonjour”wasoftenperceivednotasasimplemistake,butasdisrespect.Therealmomentofconfusion,however,occurredduringacommunitydinner.Anelderlyneighbor,Gaston,offeredJunjiatasteofhiswine.Junji,wantingtobepolite,declinedwithawaveofhishand,agestureheconsideredperfectlyfriendly.Gastonseemedtakenabackandgrewsoawkward.Later,Moreauexplainedthatdealingwithsuchanofferfromanelderlikethatcouldbemisinterpretedasrejectingfriendshipandcommunity.Inasocietythatvaluedsuchconnections,accepting,evenjustsymbolically,wastheexpectedbridge.ItwasthenthatJunjiunderstood.Hischallengewasaboutdecodingawholenewsetofunwrittenrules.Herealizedthatlearningtoreadthehiddenintentionsthatfloatedbeneaththesurfaceofeveryinteractionwascrucial.4.WhatbotheredJunjimostinitiallywhenhegottoSaint-Cirq-Lapopie?A.Thefearoflocalsocializing. B.Histroublewiththelocallanguage.C.Theunfamiliarlocalclimate. D.Hislackofadaptationtothelocaldiet.5.WhatwasJunji’smisstepinthelocalbakery?A.Heusedinformalresponses. B.Heleftwithoutanyword.C.Hepointedrudelyatthecake. D.Hefailedtogreetthebaker.6.WhydidGastonfeelembarrassedduringthecommunitydinner?A.Junjitalkedwithhimsymbolically. B.Junjigaveaninappropriategifttohim.C.Junjiincorrectlyrefusedhisinvitation. D.Junjitastedhiswinewithoutcomment.7.WhatdoesJunji’sexperienceindicate?A.Culturalgapinfluencesourcommunication.B.Weovercomecultureshockbyexploringit.C.Weshouldwelcomecross-culturallifestyles.D.Culturecanhelpdisciplineourdailybehaviors.CAswildfiresspreadacrossforestsandgrasslands,theygiveofflargeamountsofgasesandtinyparticles(颗粒)intotheair.Scientistsnowbelievewemaynothavefullyunderstoodhowmuchpollutionthesefirescause.AstudyreportedinEnvironmentalScience&Technologyshowsthatwildfiresaroundtheworldlikelyproducefarmoregasesthatharmairqualitythanearlierstudieshadsuggested.Theresearchalsopointsoutthatinseveralareas,pollutionfromfiresjoinstogetherwithpollutionfromhumanactivities,makingairqualityworse.Everyyear,wildfiresburnthroughhugeareasofplants,sendingacomplexmixofchemicalsintotheatmosphere.TheseincludeVOCsthateasilyformintheair,plusIVOCsandSVOCs,whichneedhigherheattoturnintogasandmorereadilybecometinyparticles.Whenpeoplebreatheintheseparticles,theycanbeharmfultohealth.However,theyareoftennotstudiedwhenscientistslookatwhatwildfiresrelease(排放).Theirlargequantityandchemicalcomplexitymakemeasurementdifficult,leadingpastassessmentstofocusprimarilyonVOCs.Tosolvethisproblem,ShuxiaoWang’steamtriedtoincludeIVOCsandSVOCsalongwithVOCsintheirstudytobetterunderstandhowwildfiresaffectairquality,humanhealth,andtheclimate.Theteamfirstanalyzedaglobaldatabaseofburntlandfrom1997to2023.Thentheycollectedinformationaboutthechemicalsreleasedwhendifferentplantsburn.Whentheycouldnotgetdirectmeasurementsfromrealfires,theyusedlabexperimentstoestimatethechemicalsproduced.Byputtingallthisinformationtogether,theyworkedoutyearlyworldwidewildfireemissions(排放).Theresultsshowedthatwildlandfiresreleasedanaverageof143milliontonsofchemicalsyearly—about21%higherthanpreviousestimates.Theteamalsofoundthatalthoughhumanactivitiesproducemorepollutionoverall,bothwildfiresandhumanactivitiesreleasesimilaramountsofIVOCsandSVOCs.Thisfindinghighlightsthegreater-than-expectedroleofwildfires,particularlythroughIVOCandSVOCemissions,inreducingairquality.Differentplansareneededtoreducepollutionfrombothwildfiresandhumanactivities.8.Whatdoestheauthorwanttopointoutinparagraph1?A.Wildfiresarespreadingfasterthanbefore.B.Wildfiresarethemaincauseofairpollution.C.Humanactivitiespollutetheairmorethanwildfires.D.Fire-relatedairpollutionismoreseriousthanknown.9.WhywereIVOCsandSVOCsoftenleftoutinearlierstudies?A.Theyarehardtomeasureaccurately. B.Theydisappearquicklyintheair.C.Theireffectonclimateisinsignificant. D.Theirexistenceremainedunknown.10.WhichbestdescribesthestudyledbyShuxiaoWang’steam?A.Thoroughanddata-driven. B.Regionalbutwell-recorded.C.Theoreticalandmodel-based. D.Limitedbutsystem-building.11.Whatcanbeconcludedfromthelastparagraph?A.Currentpoliciesfullycontrolwildfirepollution.B.Wildfiresandhumanactivitiesrequireemissioncuts.C.Moreresearchisneededonchemicalsemissions.D.Reducinghuman-causedpollutionislessessential.DWhat’syourbestfriend’sphonenumber?Don’tfeelbadifyoucouldn’tansweroffthetopofyourhead.Youhavenoreasontocommitphonenumberstomemory:it’sjustthereinyourphone.Orperhapsyouoncehadaphonebooktostorethem.Ineithercase,anobjectdoestherememberingforyou.“Prostheticmemory”(外部辅助记忆)isnothingnew.Writingitselfhasbeenameansofstoringinformation.-Yettheinformationrevolutionhasgeneratedmoredatathaneverbefore.Wearefloodedwithinformation.We’recreatingmoreofitandkeepingmoreofit.Thestoragecapacityofthehumanbrainhassincebeenscanty.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’renotfarofffrombeingdirectlyfacedwithexperienceyetwiththeabilitytoshareexperienceinwayslessboundedbygeographyandtime.Afterall,technologycanprotectallthemomentsofalifethatwouldotherwisebelost.12.Whatcanbeinferredfromparagraph1?A.Technologyweakensourbrains. B.Werelymoreontoolstomemorize.C.Weareburdenedwithphonenumbers. D.Technologydistancesusfromourfriends.13.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“scanty”inparagraph2mean?A.insufficient. B.stable. C.enhanced. D.outdated.14.Whatnegativeeffectdoesonlinesharingbringabout?A.Anoverflowofposts. B.Highcostofdigitaldevices.C.Lossofauthenticexperience. D.Addictiontothevirtualworld.15.Whichofthefollowingisthebesttitleforthepassage?A.ProstheticMemory:ANewInventionChangingOurLivesB.TechnologyRevolution:HowItReplacesHumanMemoryC.ExternalMemory:BlessingorcurseforHumanMemory?D.SocialMedia:IsItMakingUsLoseOurAbilitytoRemember?第二节(共5小题；每小题2.5分，满分12.5分)阅读下面短文，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。Growingupwithoutfinancialadvantageoftenteachesinvaluablelessonsaboutthetruthofwealth.____16____Instead,it’saboutrelationships,health,andamindfulapproachtolife’sofferings.Formanywhogrewupwithless,thetruemeasureofwealthisfoundinthestrengthoftheirrelationships.Whenmaterialpossessions(财富)areshort,thelovefromfamilyandfriendsbecomesvaluable.____17____Thisviewdevelopsadeepappreciationforgenuineconnectionsovermaterialgains.Prioritizingtheseconnectionsleadstoafulfillinglife,whichcanneverbereplacedbymoney.Anotherinsightfromindividualswhoexperiencedpovertyfirsthandisthattheydon’tneedmoremoneythanwhattheyactuallyneed.Experiencinglifewithlimitedwealthteachestheimportanceofdistinguishingbetweenneedsandwants.Thosewhogrewuppooroftenprioritizeessentials.____18____Thisunderstandingleadstoaminimalistmindset,wherecollectingmoreisn’tthegoal.Instead,satisfactionliesinmeetingbasicneedsandappreciatingthesimplepleasuresinlife.____19____Individualsfromdisadvantagedbackgroundsoftenwitnesshowpoorhealthcanworsenfinancialstruggles.Theyvaluehealthyhabitsandrecognizetheimportanceofbeingwellmore.Investinginhealthbecomesafundamentalprinciple,asitenablesindividualstopursuegoalsandexperiencelifefully.Peoplewhogrewupinpovertyoftendevelopanincredibleabilitytomaintainrelationships,holdapositivemindsetandadopthealthyhabits.Theyknowhowtoconnectwiththelovedonesgenuinely,howtodiversifymealstoensurenutritionandhowtofindfreeorlow-costwaystoenjoylife.Thisadaptabilityisaskillthatservesthemwellthroughoutlife.____20____A.Life’spurposeisdeterminedbyhowmuchoneearns.B.Theyareawarethatfortuneisn’tnecessarilyequaltohappiness.C.Limitedaccesstohealthcarehighlightstheimportanceofwellness.D.Theseconnectionsprovideemotionalsupportthatmoneysimplycan’tbuy.E.Eveniftheyeventuallyachievefinancialstability,itstayswiththemforever.F.Thosewithlimitedresourcesunderstandthatrichnessisn’tdefinedbymoney.G.Accordingtoanarticle,onecanneverachievesuccessbyvaluingnon-materialaspects.第三部分语言知识运用（共三节，满分30分）第一节（共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分）阅读下面短文，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。When17-year-oldinventorLinTaopresentedhissolar-poweredbackpackatayouthinnovationfair,henever____21____hisdesignwouldbecopied.Thebackpack,whichintegratedafoldablesolarpaneltochargephones,wonhimfirstprizeandalsoattentionfromanelectronicscompany.Whatfollowedwasatwo-month____22____todefendhisintellectualproperty(IP知识产权),ajourneythattaughthimfarmorethananytextbook.The____23____struckLinduringaschoolcampingtrip.Frustratedbydeadphonebatteries,hespentsixmonthsresearchingmaterials,oftenstayinguplateto____24____thepanel’sangletocatchthemostsunlightformaximumefficiency.Thegroundbreakingbackpack____25____anationalyouthinnovationfundandnon-profitsupport,enablingLin’steamtoimprovethedesignformass-producing1,000backpacks____26____donatedtoaruralAfricanprimaryschool.Whenphotosofthestudentsusingthebackpacks____27____socialmedia,thejoyfulfeedbackwastheirgreatest____28____.However,excitementturnedtodisappointmentwhenafriend____29____anonlinestoresellingavirtually____30____backpack.Shockedand____31____,Lingatheredevidence—sketches,testvideos,fairdocuments—andconsultedanIPlawyer.Thecompanyinitiallydeniedtheclaim,arguingindependentdevelopment,butLininsisted.Heprovedhisuniquedesign____32____acommonoverheatingproblem.Afterseveral____33____oftalks,thecompanyapologizedpubliclyandcompensated(赔偿)him.“IPprotectionisn’tjustforbigcompanies,”Linsaid.“Younginventors____34____tohavetheirideassafeguarded—it’saboutrespectingcreativityitself.”“Don’tbeafraidto____35____yourwork,”headvises.“Yourideasarevaluable,andprotectingthemisthefirststeptoturninnovationintoreality.”21.A.determined B.grasped C.approved D.anticipated22.A.battle B.tour C.competition D.race23.A.insight B.inspiration C.ambition D.cause24.A.adapt B.check C.adjust D.measure25.A.demanded B.expected C.required D.secured26.A.specifically B.routinely C.respectfully D.effectively27.A.attacked B.flooded C.rushed D.influenced28.A.profit B.benefit C.finance D.reward29.A.doubted B.spotted C.predicted D.admitted30.A.complicated B.fascinating C.identical D.intense31.A.guilty B.ashamed C.angry D.pessimistic32.A.demonstrated B.assessed C.uploaded D.addressed33.A.ratings B.routes C.ranks D.rounds34.A.preserve B.deserve C.intend D.promise35.A.standupfor B.putupwith C.makeupfor D.comeupwith第二节（共10小题；每小题1.5分,满分15分）阅读下面材料，在空白处填入适当的内容（1个单词）或所给单词的正确形式。AsaChinese-Germanstudent,IthoughtIknewwellbothChinesecultureandmodernization.Yet,Suzhoupresented____36____novelviewpoint,showingmethe____37____(combine)ofbeautifultraditionandmodernityinthiscity.Seekingahands-onexperience,Irealizedtheamazingpatienceandskill____38____(apply)behindeverystitch(针)weresuchamiracle,weavingstorieswiththreads.____39____occurredtomethatthisisn’tjusthandcraft,butanartformandasliceofhistory.WalkingthroughSuzhouatnight,I____40____(transport)toanotherworldwiththestreetlights,crowdedmarkets,andstreetfood.WalkingdownthePingJiangRoad,____41____ancientbuildingsmeetmodernlighting,IfelttheuniquebeautyofSuzhou.AndavisittotheCaoxieshanArchaeologicalSiteParkwaseven____42____(impress).____43____(stand)inancientrelics,Itriedtopicturethelivesofthoselivingherethousandsofyearsago.Suzhoutrulydeservesitshonor____44____“thecityofmuseums,thecityofparks,andthecityoftheater”,fromhistoricalsightstomodernbuildings,famousparkstoattractivelocalcultures.ThistripwasanenrichingexplorationofChina’suniquemixoftraditionandmodernity.IgainedadeeperconnectionandappreciationforChina’scultureandprogress.ThejourneytoSuzhouisoneofthemostmemorablephysicaltripsI____45____(experience)uptonow.第四部分写作(共两节，满分40分)第一节(满分15分)46.根据央广网报道，我国存在八成青少年运动不足的问题。为响应“阳光体育”的号召，你校学生会英文专栏正在招募“学生运动推广大使”，申请者需提交一份课间微运动方案。请你以李津的名义写一封英文申请信，内容须包括：(1)陈述你的申请动机；(2)简述你的课间微运动方案及其优势；(3)表达你的意愿和决心。注意：(1)词数100左右；(2)可适当增加细节，使行文连贯。参考词汇：SunshineSports阳光体育；StudentSportsPromotionAmbassador学生运动推广大使；micro-exercisebetweenclasses课间微运动DearStudentUnion,________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Sincerely,LiJin第二节(满分25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。Janehadadeepaffectionforbirds.Everymorning,shescattered(抛撒)seedsinherbackyardandwhispered,“Goodmorning,mylittlefriends!”Toher,theirsongssoundedlikecheerfullaughter,andsheoftenlaughedalongwiththem.However,herneighbor,Mr.Thompson,didn’tshareherjoy.Hewasconstantlyannoyedbythebirdsthatflewintohisyard.“They’retoonoisy!”hecomplained.“Andth