江苏省苏州市2025-2026年第二学期高二年级英语期中考试题（含答案无听力音频及听力原文）

第二学期高二年级英语期中考试题一、听力测试：（20%）1)Whydidn’tJackgetthebook?a．Becausehedidn’twanttoborrowthebook..b．Becausetherewasn’tsuchabookinthelibrary.c．Becausehewastoobusytogotothelibrary.2)Whydoesn’tMariespeakChineseaswellasKate?a．BecauseMariedoesn’tstudyashardasKate?b．BecauseKatehasmorechancestopractisespeakingChinese.c．BecauseMarieisn’tascleverasKate.3)What’sthehighesttemperaturetoday?a．Twelvebelowzerob．Tenbelowzeroc．Fourteenbelowzero.4)What’sthecaller’sphonenumber?a．3884675b．3384675c．38446755)Whereisthedialoguemostprobablytakingplace?a．InNanjing.b．Inaplane.c．onatrain.6)WhoisJack?a．Heisamanwhousuallykeepshisword.b．HeismanwhosometimesplaysatrickonJane.c．Heismanwhoisnotveryhonest.7)HowdidJanefeelwhensheheardwhatJackhadsaid?a．Shefeltangry.b．Shefeltupset.c．Shefeltquitereasonable8)Whatistheproblemwiththecustomer?a．Shedoesn’tknowwhatkindofshoestobuyforhergrandson.b．Shehardlyknowswhatcolortochooseforhergrandson.c．Shecan’tdecidewhatsizeshoessheshouldbuyforhergrandson.9)Whatcanweseefromthedialogue?a．Theshoesareveryexpensive.b．Theshopassistantisveryhelpful.c．Thewomanwillwastealotofmoney.10)Whatdoesthewomanseemtocareaboutmost?a．Colourb．Sizec．Price.11)WhatdidtheBrownsthinkoftheirtriptoVenesuela?a．Goodb．Tiringc．Expensive12)Whatdidn’ttheBrownslikeinVenesuela?a．Goldandjewelry.b．Peopleinthehotels.c．Weather.13)WhatisnotworthbuyinginVenesuela?a．Goldb．Jewelryc．Clothing14)Whatcanwelearnfromthedialogue?a．ItseemsthatthetalkersarenotlikelytogoontriptoVenesuela.b．ItseemsthatthetalkersareplanningatriptoVenesuela.c．ItseemsthatthetalkersfindtheinformationfromtheBrownsverydisappointing.15)Whichgradewasthegirlin?a．GradeOneb．GradeTwoc．GradeThree.16)Whydidthegirlcry?a．Becauseshehadnochancetowashthebowls.b．Becauseshecouldn’twasthebowlsclean.c．Becauseshebrokeabowlwhiledoingthewashing.17)Whatdidthegirl’sbrothertellhertodoatlast?a．Thegirl’sbrothertoldhertowashmorebowls.b．Thegirl’sbrothertoldhernottofeelsorryaboutis.c．Thegirl’sbrothertoldhernevertowashanymorebowls.18)Whydidthegirllookattheboy?a．Becauseshethoughtsheknewhim.b．Becauseshethoughttheboyneededtobuyahalfticket.c．Becauseshethoughttheboywashonest.19)Whydidthegirllettheboyspeakfirst?a．Becausethemotherwasbad.b．Becausetheboy’swordswerenotright.c．Becausetheboywouldtellthetruth.20)Whatdidthemotherhavetodoatlast?a．Shehadtobuyahalfticketfortheboy.b．Shehadtosaysorrytothegirl.c．Shehadtogetoffthebus.二、单项填空：（20%）21)Youmust__________thesnakesinthelonggrass.a．lookoutb．lookouttoc．lookdowntod．lookoutfor22)Thepolicerecognizedthethief__________heturnedupinthecrows.a．immediatelyb．atoncec．soond．sothat23)—Havetheyreturnedfromthebeach?—I’mnotsure.They___________.a．musthaveb．mayreturnc．can’thaved．mighthave24)Theboywantedtoridehisbicycleinthestreet,buthismothertoldhim______________.a．nottob．nottodoc．notdoitd．donotto25)—Doyouthinkit’sgoingtorainovertheweekend?—___________a．Idon’tbelieveb．Idon’tbelieveitc．Ibelievenotsod．Ibelievenot26)Ilostmywatchlastweek.I’dliketobuy__________.a．itb．aonec．theoned．anotherone27)Thisistheoneofmystudentswho__________totheStates.a．havebeenb．hasgonec．hasbeend．havegone28)________onlyonethousanddollars,Icanbuildabridgeacrosstheriver.a．Givemeb．Givenmec．Givingd．Given29)—Mustwecleanthelabafterclass?—Yes,________.a．youmustb．youneedtoc．youneedd．youhaveto30)Iwishhe________theEnglishtestlastmonth.a．passedb．hadpassedc．couldpassd．wasableto31)Myniecehas_________anAmericancomputerengineerfortwoyears.a．beenmarriedinb．marriedwithc．marriedd．marriedto32)Thehurricaneis___________tohitthesmalltowntonight.a．possibleb．probablec．likelyd．perhaps33)—What’stheproblem_____________sellingtoomanycarsinChina?—Theroadconditionsare__________.a．of…goodb．with…badc．about…badd．with…good34)Toolargeapopulationwillbe__________oftheprogressoftheworldifpeoplepay__________attentiontoin.a．theend…fewb．theend…littlec．anend…muchd．anend…little35)In______space,itappears___________astronautsthatthewhiteandbrightsunhangsinthedarkestsky.a．outer…tob．the…toc．theouter…ford．/…for36)Studentsherearealwaysadvised____________toomanymathsandphysicsproblems.a．workingonb．toworkatc．workingoutd．toworkwith37)Hundredsofpeople________.Choosethewronganswer:a．searchedfortherunawaypandaamongthehillsb．searchedtherunawaypandainthehillsc．searchedthehillsfortherunawaypandad．wenttolookfortherunawaypandainthehills38)It’stoolate.You__________havefedthegoldfish_________toomuchfood.a．should…withb．shouldn’t…onc．shouldn’t…withd．should…on39)ThisistheScienceMuseum_________Italkedtoyoulastweek.a．inwhichb．ofwhichc．thatd．where40)Readingnovelsandpoems__________whatIdoeveryevening.a．areb．wasc．havebeend．hasbeen三、完形填空：（20%）Severaldaysago,Imetastrangerinthestreetwhostoppedandaskedmedirections.Iofferedto_____(41)himthewaytohisdestination(目的地)butgomysurprise,he________(42)refusedmyoffer.Iaskedhim________(43).FinallyhetoldmethathewasafraidI________(44)askhimformoneyifIhelpedinthis__________(45).Money!Ifelldeep________(46)thought.Isitmoney_______(47)comesbetweenusnow?Moneyhasno__________(48).Itcannotbe________(49)tobegoodorbad.The_______(50)liesinwhatattitude(态度)wehavetowardsit.Atpresent,wehaveamoreplentifulmaterial________(51)thaneverbefore,butwe’rebecomingmoreandmore_________(52).Why?Inmyopinion,thekeyisthechangeinpeople’s_______(53)values.Theywronglybelievethatmaking_______(54)shouldbetheironlyaiminlife,______(55)theythinkupallsortsofwaystheycanto________(56)thisaim.Theyareafraidofbeingcheatedandfooled.Ifeveryoneacts_______(57)this,whatwilloursocietybelike?Needlesstosay,moneyisbecomingmoreandmoreimportantinour_______(58),butitshouldnotbethe“be-allandend-all”oflife.Ifaperson__________(59)caresformoney,_________(60)willbelonelyandvoid(空虚),andevengoastray(歧途).41)a．tellb．pointc．showd．give42)a．hardlyb．nearlyc．sadlyd．coldly43)a．whyb．reasonc．excused．question44)a．couldb．wouldc．shouldd．needn’t45)a．directionb．meansc．wayd．attempt46)a．byb．insidec．tod．into47)a．whichb．thatc．whatd．it48)a．useb．pricec．shaped．life49)a．judgedb．comparedc．describedd．impressed50)a．problemb．judgec．questiond．reality51)a．atmosphereb．achievementc．lifed．things52)a．warm-heartedb．tiredc．wised．cold-blooded53)a．goodb．personalc．trued．private54)a．fameb．valuec．honestyd．money55)a．sob．yetc．ord．for56)a．carryb．bringc．dod．realize57)a．alikeb．asc．liked．following58)a．societyb．businessc．scienced．trade59)a．alsob．oncec．onlyd．ever60)a．sheb．onec．hed．you四、阅读理解：（20%）（A）Milan,thesecondlargestcityofItaly,haswonanundesirable(不受欢迎的)worldrecord.Ofthe54bigcitiesstudiedbytheWorldHealthOrganizationandtheUnitedNations,Milanwasconsideredtohavetheworstairpollution.Accordingtothesetwo10-yearstudies,thelevelofairpollutioninMilanistwiceashighasthelevelsinParisandBeijingandthreetimesthoseinTokyoandLondon,andfourtimesthatinNewYork.ThereasonforMilan’sbadpollution,accordingtoexpertsisthatthecityissituatedinavalleythatholdsbackthepoisonousgases.ThoughMilanhastakensomemeasurestolowerthelevelofpollution,thesituationisstillworrying.Peoplejoketoeachother,“Ifyou’retravellingtoMilan,besuretobringyourgasmask(防毒面具).”61)WhichofthefollowingcorrectlyshowsthelevelofairpollutioninMilan?62)WhyistheairpollutioninMilansoserious?a．Becausethecityliesinaplacewhereitisdifficultforpollutedairtomoveaway.b．Becausetoomanycarsarebeingdriveninthecity.c．Becausethecityliesinaplacewheretherearesomemountainsnearit.d．BecauseMilanhastakensomeworryingmeasures.(B)Todiscoverwhetherbeescanseecolors,thefollowingexperimentissetup.Atableisputinagarden,andonthetableisapieceofbluecardboardwithadropofsyrup(溏浆)onit.Afterashorttime,beescometothesyrup.Thebeesthenflytotheirhive(蜂窝)andgivethesyruptootherbeesinthehive.Thentheyreturntothefeeding-placewhichtheyhavediscovered.Afterawhile,thebluecardboardwiththesyruponitistakenaway.Insteadofthiscard,abluecardisnowputontheleftsideofthefirstfeeding-placeandaredcardtoitsright.Thesenewcardshavenosyruponthem.Thus,thebluecardisontheleft,theredcardontheright,andthereisnothingwherethefirstbluefeeding-cardusedtobe.Verysoonbeesarriveagain,andflystraighttothebluecard.Nonegototheredcard.63)Todotheexperiment,altogetherhowmanycardsdoyouneedtoprepare?a．Two,oneblueandonred.b．Three,twoblueandonered.c．Three,oneblueandtwored.d．Four,twoblueandtwored.64)IffigureIbelowshowsthetabletopduringstep1oftheexperiment,whichpictureinfigure2represents（代表）step2?65)Duringstep2oftheexperiment,thebeescometo___________.a．theoriginal(原来的)bluecardwithsyruponitb．thenewbluecardwithnosyruponitc．theemptyspacewheretheoriginalbluecardwas.d．thenewbluecardwithsyruponit.66)Theexperimenthasprovedthatbees__________.a．cannotseecolorsb．canseecolorsc．cannotseeblued．cannotseered(C)In19thcenturyEnglandpeoplelikedtogototheseaside.Inthosedays,ladiesworelongbathingdresses,andmenworebathingsuits.Womendidnotwalkaboutonthebeachintheirbathingdresses.Theyhiredabathingmachine.Abathingmachinewasusedforchangingin,andfortakingthebatherdowntothesea.Itcost2pencetohireamachineandanattendant(侍者).Whenshehadpaid,thebatherclimbedupthebackstepsandgotintothebathingmachine.Thenshechangedintoherbathingdress.Whenshehadchanged,themachinewaspulleddowntothesea.Thebathingmachinestoppedinthewaterandthebatherwentdownthefrontstepsintothewater.Ifshedidnotwanttogetintothesea,theattendantpulledherin.67)A19thcenturyEnglishladybathingintheseawouldwouldwearsomethinglike.68)Whousedthebathingmachine?a．Womenbathers.b．Bothmenandwomenbathers.c．Batherswhocouldn’tswim.d．Batherswhocouldn’twalk.69)Abathingmachinewasmainlyusedfor__________.a．givingthebatherapleasurerideonthebeachb．givingthebathersomeexercisebeforegettingintothewaterc．protectingthebatherfromcatchingcoldfromtheseawindd．protectingthebatherfrombeingseeninabathingdressoutofwater70)Inthe19thcenturypeoplewhousedthebathingmachineusuallydidthefollowingthings.Whichistherightorderfordoingthem?a．Changingintobathingclothes.b．Gettingoutofthebathingmachine.c．Paying2pence.d．Gettingintothebathingmachine.e．Beingtakendownthebeach.f．Gettingintothewater.a．e…d…a…b…f…cb．c…d…a…e…b…fc．c…d…e…a…b…fd．d…a…e…b…f…c(D)Whenyouwatchamovieinthecinema,youmaywonderhow“themovingpicture”ismadeandwherethevoices,noisesandmusiccomefrom.Nowhereistheanswer.Inmoderntimes,themiddlepartofcinemafilmhaslotsofsmallphotographs,eachoneofwhichisdifferentfromtheonebeforeit.Eachphotographisbroughtinfrontofastronglight,andthereitstopsforaverysmallpartofasecond.Thisphotograph,therefore,appearsonthescreen,andweseeit.Thenthelightiscoveredandthenextphotographismovedtothepositioninfrontofthestronglight.Meanwhile,themetalcoverturnsawayfromthelight.Thus,thesecondphotographisshownonthescreen.Thisisdoneagainandagain,twenty-fourtimesasecond,andwethinkwearewatchingamovingpictureonthescreen.Butnothingonthescreenactuallymoves,“Themovingpicture”isinfactmadeofalotofbits.Weseeabout86,400differentpictureseveryhour,butnoneofthemmoves.Thevoices,noisesandmusicarerecordedonthesideofthecinemafilm.Therecordlookslikemarksofstrangeshapes.Thesideofthefilmpassesinfrontofanotherlight,andtheraysoflightwhichpassthroughchangeasthemarkschange.Thesemarkshavebeenmadefromthevoicesandothersoundsofthepeopleandevents(事件)infrontofthecinemacamera.Whenthefilmisbeingmade,Themarksmaybeconsideredas“printedsounds.”71)Whenafilmisshown,eachphotographappearsonthescreenfor___________.a．Onetwenty-thirdofasecondb．Onetwenty-fourthofasecondc．apatofasecondd．Onetwenty-fifthofasecond72)Weseepicturesmovingonthescreenbecause_________.a．weseeabout86,400differentpictureseveryhourb．eachpictureisalittledifferentfromtheonebeforeitc．photographschangequicklyd．bothbandc73)Acinemafilmismadeupof__________.a．smallphotographsandastronglightb．smallphotographsandastronglightc．alotofbitsd．voices,noisesandmusic74)Inthesentence“Thenthelightiscovered…”,canyoutellbywhatthelightiscovered?_________.a．thecreenb．marksofstrangeshapesc．ametalcoverd．thesoundrecord75)Thesoundrecord___________.a．soundsstrangeb．looksasirregularmarksc．ismadeupofmarksprintedinthemiddleofafilmd．ismadewhilethefilmisbeingshownonthescreen(E)Beforemanknewhowtowrite,clevermancouldpassontheirknowonlytothosewhowereabletohearthemspeak.Theselistenerscouldrepeatwhattheyheardbymemoryonly.Whatevertheyfailedtorememberwaslost.Writingchangedallofthis.Writtenknowledgelivesonlongerafterthelifetimeofthewriter.Todaywecanmakeuseofalltheinformationandknowledgethathasbeengatheredforthousandsofyears.Whenpeoplefirstlearnedtowrite,theybegantorecordthestoriestheyhadalwaysknownandliked.Amongthesewasaspecialkindofstorycalleda“fable”.Afableisashortstorythatteachesamoral(道德的)lesson.Infablesanimalsusuallytalkandactlikepeople.76)Beforewritingappeared,listenerspassedonwhattheyheardby__________.a．readingb．memoryc．doingsomedrillsd．recorder77)Accordingtothispassage,whichofthefollowingiswrong?a．Animalscantalkandactlikepeople.b．Afterawriterdies,hiswrittenknowledgeremains.c．Nowalloftheinformationandknowledgecanbemadeuseof.d．Apieceofinformationissomethingtoldofwritten.78)Thispassagemainlytellsus__________.a．howtogatherinformationandknowledgeb．whatstoriesarec．whatafableisd．howknowledgeispassedon79)Afableis__________story.a．alongb．aninterestingc．ameaningfuld．anexciting80)Fromthispassageweknowthat___________.a．peopleknewnothingaboutpassingontheirknowledgebeforewritingappearedb．writinghelpedpeopletopassoninformationandknowledgec．aspeoplefirstlearnedtowrite,theybegantorecordwhattheyhadseend．onlywrittenstoriescouldbepassedon五、单词拼写：（10%）81）Thetwocountrieshavealotinc_________;theysharethesamelanguageandsomeofthecustoms.82)Ane______________withrocksfromthemoonisonshowintheScienceMuseum.83)Peopleoftenpayvisitstofriendsandr_________duringtheSpringFestival.84)Workontheprojectwasd_________bycontinuousheavyrain.85)Theemptyboatwasf___________ontheriver.86)Doyoulike______________stories?(侦探)87)Onthewaywesawalotofbuildingsunder__________.(建造)