河南开封市杞县金杞高级中学2025-2026学年高二下学期6月阶段检测英语试题（含答案无音频无听力原文）

2025-2026学年高二下学期6月阶段检测英语试题第一部分听力（满分30分）1.WhatjobdoesMichelle’sfatherprobablydo?A．Heisamanager.B．Heisataxidriver.C．Heisawaiter.2.Whatwillthemanprobablydoontheweekend?A．Gorunning.B．Playvolleyball.C．Playbadminton.3.Howwillthespeakersgettotheirtennisclass?A．Onfoot.B．Bybike.C．Bybus.4.WhereisJuliagoingthisafternoon?A．Toacafe.B．Toacinema.C．Toaskateboardshop.5.Whatarethespeakersmainlytalkingabout?A．Theircampingexperience.B．Theirplanfortheweekend.C．Theirmemoriesofplayingguitar.听下面一段对话，回答第6、7小题。6.Howlonghastheshoppingcenterbeenopen?A．Abouteightmonths.B．Aboutsixmonths.C．Aboutfourmonths.7.Whatactivitycanpeopleenjoyinthegarden?A．Goingfishing.B．Rowingaboat.C．Playingsports.听下面一段对话，回答第8至10小题。8.What’stheprobablerelationshipbetweenthespeakers?A．Workmates.B．Teacherandstudent.C．Classmates.9.WhatdoesthewomanthinkofCommunicationSkills?A．It’sveryeasytolearn.B．Theteacherisinteresting.C．It’susefulforpresentations.10.Whichschoolcoursewillthespeakersfinallychoose?A．CommunicationSkills.B．HomeEconomics.C．ComputerProgramming.听下面一段对话，回答第11至13小题。11.WhenwouldthewomanliketoleaveforChengdu?A．At9:37a.m.B．At10:15a.m.C．At10:38a.m.12.Whatisthewoman’srequestforseats?A．Onewindowseat.B．Twoseatstogether.C．Onesecondclassseat.13.Whatshouldthewomandotocollectthebicycles?A．Gotothebaggageclaimarea.B．Payanextrafeefortheservice.C．Givethetickettothetrainguard.听下面一段对话，回答第14至16小题。14.WhendidJackiefirstgetinterestedinathletics?A．Inprimaryschool.B．Insecondaryschool.C．Inuniversity.15.WhohelpedJackiemostwithhisathleticscareer?A．Hisfather.B．Hiscoaches.C．Histeachers.16.HowdidJackiefeelwhenhewonhisfirstgoldmedal?A．Tired.B．Excited.C．Surprised.听下面一段独白，回答第17至20小题。17.Whoisprobablythespeaker?A．Acameraoperator.B．ATVchef.C．Afoodproducer.18.Whatdoesthespeakerdofirstatthestudio?A．Hechangesclothes.B．Hedoesmake-up.C．Hetalkstotheproducer.19.Whatislikelytocausedelayssometimes?A．Theovenisbroken.B．Thecamerasdon’twork.C．Theguestsarrivelate.20.Howdoesthespeakerfeelaboutthejob?A．It’shardbutenjoyable.B．It’sboringbuteasy.C．It’srelaxingandfun.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和D四个选项中，选出最佳选项。AHerearefourofthebestthemeparksinFloridasoyoucanstartplanningyournexttrip.BuschGardensTampaBayHometoover50touristspots,BuschGardensTampaBayisananimal-focusedthemeparkwithanemphasisonkeepingrareanimals.Here,you’llfindthetallestandfastestrollercoasterintheworld,Montu,aswellasthearea’slargestzoo,withover200animalspecies.Oneofitsnewestcoastersistheheart-stoppingIronGwaziwhichgoesup206feetintheairandreachesspeedsofupto76milesperhour.MagicKingdomParkThisparksetthestandardfortheFloridathemeparkindustryweknowtodaywhenitopenedin1971.Today,MagicKingdomParkbridgestheoldwiththenew,invitinggueststoexperiencethestoriesofchildhoodagainandenjoyfavoriteattractions,likePiratesoftheCaribbean.It’salsothehomeofDisneyWorld’snewestride,TRONLightcycle/Run,anexcitingrollercoaster.LegolandFloridaThemedwiththebrightlycolouredbricks,LegolandFloridaistheplaceforthenextgenerationofexcitementseekers,hometoentry-levelrollercoastersandkid-friendlyspots.Thepark’snewestspotsincludePirateRiverQuest,aboatridethroughtheformerCypressGarden.Whilethespotsmayfocusonyoungerguests,thisisreallyaparkforeveryone.UniversalStudiosFloridaInspiredbythegreatestmomentsfromentertainmenthistory,UniversalStudiosFloridaisamovieandtelevision-themedparkthatbeganasanactualworkingstudio.Severallandspayhomage(致敬)totypicalsets,includingSanFranciscoandNewYork.ThisisalsowherekidscanfindTheWizardingWorldofHarryPotter—DiagonAlley,oneofthemostimpressivethemeparkseverbuilt.21.WhatcanyoufindinBuschGardensTampaBay?A．Avarietyofanimals.B．Morethan200endangeredbirds.C．Showsat206feethigh.D．Theoldestrollercoasterintheworld.22.WhatisknownaboutMagicKingdomPark?A．Itisforyoungerguestsonly.B．Itservesasaworkingstudio.C．ItisthefirstthemeparkintheUSA.D．Itcombinesclassicattractionswithnewofferings.23.WhichthemeparkattractsthoselovingHarryPotter?A．BuschGardensTampaBay.B．MagicKingdomPark.C．UniversalStudiosFlorida.D．LegolandFlorida.BRunninghasalwaysbeenmywaytojustbreathe.ItusedtobethatwhenIran,mybodyspedforward,butmymindfoundararestillness,makingmefeelstrong,grounded,clear-headedandfree.ThatchangedduringthethirdyearofmyundergraduatewhenIwasdeeplyhurtbysomeoneItrusted—someoneIconsideredafriend.Almostovernight,IwithdrewfromthesocialpersonIoncewas.IfeltIneededtofindawaytodealwithitonmyown.Runninglateatnightsandinearlymorningsbecamemyshelterfromthatbadmemory.Iwassearchingforacureintheacheofmymusclesandtheburnofmylungs.Iranfasterandharder,thinkingthatmaybeifIabusedmybody,thepainwouldgoaway.IpusheddistancesandlimitsIhadnevertriedbefore.Thatfall,Isignedupforafullmarathon.Irememberthemomentmyrightkneegaveout4monthsintomytraining.Asharppainhit.Icollapsedandcried,releasingtearsIhadheldbackformonths.Icouldnolongerputpressureonmyrightknee.Gradually,asIrecovered,Istartedrunningagain.Tomysurprise,Ifeltashift,subtle(不易察觉的)atfirst.Myruns,oncefuelledbypain,becamequieter.Theroaddidn’tdemandasmuchfromme.Asmall,barelyheardvoiceinsidemesaid,“Enough.”Inolongerneededtorunforthehurt.Ihadlearnedtolivewithit,andtocarrythepainwithoutlettingitconsumeordefineme.Iswitchedtorunningahalfmarathontoallowmybodytorecoverandbeganrunningalongsidefriendsandjoiningwomen’srunninggroups.WhenIcrossedthefinishline,itwasn’tareleasebutratherarecognitionofthestrengthIhadalwayscarried.Unstopping.Ifeltlikemyselfagain.Ittaughtmetopause,toaskmyselfwhatIrunfor,andtolearntobekindtothebodythatcarriesmeeverystepoftheway.24.Whatmadetheauthoravoidsocializing?A．Theneedforrunning.B．Thesearchforfreedom.C．Thepursuitofaclearmind.D．Theharmfromafriend.25.Whydidtheauthorrunfasterandharder?A．Toeasehersuffering.B．Totrainhermuscles.C．Tounlockherpotential.D．Tofightforamarathon.26.Asforrunning,howdidtheauthorfeelafterherknee’sinjury?A．Excited.B．Challenged.C．Relieved.D．Disappointed.27.Whatcanwelearnfromthepassage?A．Loveisaverb.Actitout.B．Thinktwicebeforeyoumove.C．Youholdtheseedofyourrebirth.D．Successisbuiltonfocus,notfear.CElephantsandgorillasintheRepublicoftheCongo’srainforestsspendalotoftimehidingintheshadows—orsowethought.Usingdrone(无人机)surveysandAIprocessing,scientistshavediscoveredanextensivenetworkofmysteriousopenclearingsamongthetrees.Animalslikeelephants,gorillasvisitthesemuddyareas,calledbais,inthelanguagesoftheIndigenousBa’Aka,tosearchforvitalnutritionandmaintaintheircomplexsocialnetworks.Thenumerousplaygroundsarevisibleinsatelliteimages,andAIanalysisishelpingresearchersfindthemmoreeffectively.Thediscoverybeganin2021whenSylvainNgoumaandEvanHockridgecameuponamassiveclearingduringfieldworkinOdzala-KokouaNationalParkandfoundatrail(踪迹)ofwet,pot-sizedfootprintsleadingthroughthewoodstotheopenroundabout.Hockridge,whohadthoughtbaiswereabnormal,says,“Ihaditbackward.ItkindofhitmewhenIwasthere.Youcan’tunderstandanimalinteractionswithoutfirstunderstandingbais.”Forthenextthreesummers,theteaminvestigatedtheclearings.Theyanalyzedcamera-trapimages,confirmingwhatlocalpeoplehadtoldthem—thatthesenaturalclearingsarecrucialgatheringgroundsforsomeoftheworld’smostendangeredmammals.Thebais,theyrealized,arebigmeltingpots,bigplaygrounds,foracollectionofforestanimals.Duringtheinitialsurveys,theteamfollowedelephanttrailstomovethroughtherainforestfrombaitobai.ThisprocessledHockridgetowonderaboutanetwork.Althoughpreviousstudiesdocumentedanimalbehaviorinselectedbais,noonehadcountedthemorhadthemeanstomaptheirdistribution.TheteampartneredwithAfricanParks,usingdronestoscanknownsites.TheytrainedanAIalgorithm(算法)toidentifybaisinsatelliteimagery,revealing2,176clearingsinonepark—10timesmorethanpreviouslyrecorded.Baisarealwaysnearriversorstreams.Mostaresmallerthanacityblock,butfew,atmorethan100acres,arebiggerthansomecollegecampuses.“Baisareultimatelyislandsofresources,andanimalsproducethesenetworksoftrailstoessentiallynavigatetoandfromanetworkofbais,”Hockridgesays.Theresearchers’mapofbais,thefirstofitskind,isalsoamapofconservationpriorities.“Wefindthatahugeportionoftheanimalcommunitydependsonthisuniqueecosystem.Thesespeciesdon’thavealternativehabitatsotherthanbais,”Hockridgesays.Thestudyisalsoasteptowardsolvingtheultimatemystery:Howdidbaisform?Manyecologistshavearguedthatacombinationofhydrology(水文学)andanimallandscapingisatplay.Butdefinitiveproofremainselusive.Now,withamapinhandandcameratrapsstillinplace,theresearchteamistrackinglong-termchanges,whichhaveimplicationsforthemaintenanceofthesecrucialanimalhabitats.“Wehavehypotheses(假说),”AndrewDavies,anecologistinHarvard,says,“buttheshortansweris:wedon’tknow.”28.Forrainforestanimals,baisareplacesfor________.A．funandsafetyB．waterandshelterC．foodandconnectionD．shadeandentertainment29.WhatcanwelearnaboutNgoumaandHockridge’sresearch?A．Itdiscoveredhowbaisformed.B．Itwasthefirsttomapthenetworkofbais.C．Itanalyzedimagesofbaisprovidedbylocalpeople.D．Itconcludedbaiswerespotsintendedforendangeredspecies.30.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“elusive”inParagraph6probablymean?A．Difficulttofind.B．Simpletoclarify.C．Possibletooverestimate.D．Unlikelytoquestion.31.Whichwouldbethebesttitleforthispassage?A．ConservationPrioritiesinRainforestsB．HiddenPlaygroundsRevealedinRainforestsC．SecretsofRainforestAnimals’SocialNetworksD．ModernToolsAdoptedforRainforestExplorationDInagroundbreakingdiscoverybyQueenMaryscientists,bumblebeeshavebeenshowntopossessapreviouslyunseenlevelofcognitivecomplexity.Thenewstudy,publishedinNature,revealsthatthesebeescanlearncomplex,multi-steptasksthroughsocialinteraction,eveniftheycannotfigurethemoutontheirown.LedbyDrAliceBridgesandLarsChittka,ProfessorofSensoryandBehaviouralEcologyatQueenMaryUniversityofLondon,theresearchteamdesignedatwo-steppuzzleboxrequiringbumblebeestoperformtwodistinctactionsinsequence(顺序)toaccessasweetrewardintheend.Trainingbeestodothiswasnoeasytask,andbeeshadtobehelpedalongbytheadditionofanextrarewardalongtheway.Thisrewardwaseventuallytakenaway,andthesedemonstratorbeessubsequentlyhadtoopenthewholeboxbeforegettingtheirtreat.DrBridgesemphasisesthenoveltyofthisstudy,“Otherbeeslearnedthewholesequencefromsocialobservationofthesetraineddemonstratorbees,evenwithouteverexperiencingthefirststep’sreward.Butwhenweletotherbeesattempttoopentheboxwithoutatrainedbeetodemonstratethesolution,theydidn’tmanagetoopenanyatall.”Thisstudydemonstratesthatbumblebeespossessalevelofsociallearningpreviouslythoughttobeexclusivetohumans.Theycanshareandacquirebehavioursthatarebeyondtheirindividualcognitivecapabilities:anabilitythoughttoformtheexpansive,complexnatureofhumanculture.Thisresearchopensanewapproachtounderstandinganimalintelligenceandtheevolution(进化)ofsociallearning.Itchallengeslongstandingassumptionsandpavesthewayforfurtherexplorationofthecognitivewondershiddenwithintheinsectworld,evensuggestingtheexcitingpossibilityofcumulative(累积的)culture,thegradualaccumulationofknowledgeandskillsovergenerations,amongseeminglysimplecreatures.32.Howdidresearcherstrainthedemonstratorbees?A．Byteachingthemtosharesweets.B．Byopeningtheboxforthem.C．Byofferingtemporaryrewards.D．Bygivingthemeasytasks.33.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“exclusive”inparagraph4mean?A．Unique.B．Dangerous.C．Useful.D．Unknown.34.Whatisthelastparagraphmainlyabout?A．Thefindingofthestudy.B．Theabilitiesofanimals.C．Themeaningofthestudy.D．Theimportanceofsociallearning.35.Whichcanbeasuitabletitleforthetext?A．TheOriginofHumanCumulativeCultureB．BumblebeesMasterComplexTasksonTheirOwnC．SocialInteractionIsCriticalforMentalHealthD．BumblebeesSurpriseScientistswithSocialLearningSkills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能填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。Takingtimetocareforyourbodyandmindisnecessarytopreventburnout.Failingtogiveyourselfthecarethatyoudeservecanleadyoutofeeltiredandanxious.36.Doawalkingmeditation(沉思).Ifyou’renotparticularlygoodatsittingandmeditating,trystartingwithawalkingmeditation.Findaquietspaceandwalkfromoneendofittotheother,backandforth.37.Youcanalsopayattentiontohowtheairaroundyoufeelsthere.Thekeyistobefullypresentinthemomentandreallyexperienceeverythingaroundyou.38.Keepingaregularjournalcanhelpyougetintouchwithyourselfandhowyoureallyfeelaboutthings.Itcanalsohelpyousolveproblemsandrelax.Setaside20minuteseachdaytowriteinyourjournal.It’sidealtowriteinaphysicaljournalasopposedtousingyourcomputer.Disconnect.Countlessstudieshavelinkedtheuseoftechnologyincludingcomputers,cellphones,andTVstosleepingproblemsanddepressivesymptoms(症状).It’simportanttosettimeasideeachdaytodosomething.39.Youcanreadabook,goforawalk,ordowhatevermayappealtoyou.Learntoliveinthemoment.Trytoslowdownandbepresentateachmoment,andtodothingswithintention.40.Thismaybedifficultatfirst,butitwillgeteasierovertime.Wheneveryougetdistracted(注意力分散的),justgentlydrawyourattentionbacktothemomentandyourintention.A．WriteinajournaleverydayB．GetintouchwithyourbestfriendsC．PeoplespendmuchtimeonthesocialmediaD．PayattentiontohowyourfeetfeelonthegroundE．AndthesethingsdonotinvolvelookingatascreenF．DoingthiswillhelpyoufeeljoyfulandcalmeverydayG．Herearesomehealthierlifestylestokeepyourselffeelingrefreshed第三部分语言运用（共两节，满分30分）第一节完形填空（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。MistyCopelandspendsmostdaystwisting(扭动),spinning(旋转)and___41___.Shepracticesand___42___thegracefulmovementsofherart.Whensheisn’tperforming,sheispracticing.Whensheisn’tpracticing,sheisstretching.Shetakesclassesalmosteveryday.Shetakescareofherbodysoshedoesn’t___43___itwhenshegoestoworkinaballettheatre.“Itreatmybodywiththerespectthatanymusicianwouldtotheir___44___,”saysMisty.“Ilovemybody,”sheadds.Wasshe___45___confident?Actually,shewasa___46___girlandavoidedthespotlight.ButMistylovedmusicandmovement.Whenshewasthirteen,Misty’steachersuggestedshe___47___afreeballetclassattheBoys&GirlsClub.Fortwoweeks,Mistysatonthegymchairwatchingtheclass,afraidto___48___.Finally,shegaveita___49___.Atfirst,shefelt___50___intheclass.Shedidn’tknowanythingaboutballet,andshewas___51___thanmostofthestudents.Overtime,___52___shebegantoenjoythelessons.Shediscoveredthatherbody—especiallyherlonglegsandflexiblemuscles—wasjust___53___forballet.Aftertheclassseasonended,Mistyreceivedascholarshiptoanearbydancestudio.Mostballerinas(女舞者)startedtheirtrainingmuchyoungerthanthirteen.ButMisty’snaturalabilitiesandhardworkmadeherimprovequickly.Overthenextfiveyears,balletwasMisty’s___54___.Shepracticed,performed,competedandattendedballetprograms.“PerformingwasmyfavouritepartbecauseIfelt___55___andopenonstage,shesays.“Forthefirsttimeinmylife,IfeltlikeIbelonged.”41.A．wanderingB．leapingC．exercisingD．dancing42.A．perfectsB．conquersC．examinesD．describes43.A．adaptB．injureC．destroyD．ruin44.A．appearanceB．gloryC．studiosD．instruments45.A．foundB．madeC．bornD．trained46.A．committedB．gentleC．carefulD．shy47.A．attendB．registerC．conductD．observe48.A．standupB．catchupC．cutinD．joinin49.A．restB．chanceC．tryD．thought50.A．outofplaceB．outoforderC．outofreachD．outofcontrol51.A．youngerB．olderC．tallerD．shorter52.A．meanwhileB．howeverC．moreoverD．therefore53.A．readyB．contentC．rightD．creative54.A．lifeB．majorC．prospectD．stage55.A．upsetB．preciousC．freeD．odd第二节语法填空（共10小题；每小题1.5分，满分15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。Agroupofyoungnovices(新手)recentlyenrolledinanightschooltolearnthesuona,___56___isatraditionalChinesemusicalinstrument.ThesuonaclassattheZhejiangProvincialCulturalCenter’sartschoolwassettoenroll16studentsbut___57___(surprising)attracted491applicants.XueTianlong,___58___youngsuonaplayerfromtheZhejiangPerformingArtsGroup’sFolkMusicOrchestraineastChina’sZhejiangProvince,agreedtoteachtheclassasanexperimentalchallenge.___59___(originate)fromHarbininnortheastChina’sHeilongjiangProvince,36-year-oldXuestartedplayingthesuonaatage7,againsthisparents’wishes.Reflecting___60___thechallengeshefacedinlearningthesuona,Xuesharedthatheoftenpracticedforfourtofivehoursadayand___61___(endure)momentsoffrustrationanddoubt.Atthattime,manypeoplebelievedthesuonawasonlyusedfor___62___(occasion)suchasfunerals,weddings,andcelebrations.Injuniorhigh,heevenplayedpopularmusiconthesuonaduringclass.Xue’s___63___(commit)ledtohisadmissionintotheChinaConservatoryofMusicforhisundergraduatedegreeandtheShanghaiConservatoryofMusicforhispostgraduatestudies.Withover10yearsofteachingexperience,Xuehopestousepublicwelfarecourses___64___(facilitate)awiderspreadoftherichcultureofChinesefolkmusicandcultivateamuch___65___(deep)appreciationandunderstandingofthesuonaamongyoungpeople.第四部分写作（共两节，满分40分）第一节（满分15分）假定你是李华，上周日去了一个当地的公园游玩。请你用英语给交换生Jack写一封邮件，和他分享此事，内容包括：1．公园景色；2．游玩过程；3．你的收获。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。DearJack,______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Yours,LiHua第二节（满分25分）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。OnNewYear’sEve2022,Heginbotham,86,wasspendingtheholidaybyherselfforthefirsttime.HerhusbanddiedinJune.Heginbothamwasfeelingblue.Thesilencewasalmostunbearableandmadetheroomfeelcolderthanitwas.Tocheerherselfup,shedecidedtoworkonherholidaycardsandsendthemtoherfriendsandrelatives.Shecarefullyselectedeachcard,thinkingofthejoytheywouldbringtothem.Thatafternoon,shedrovetoBethesda’spostofficetodropoffthecards.WhenHeginbothamwasdroppingoffhercards,akind-heartedmancalledZeinsawherandthoughtshewastoooldtohandlesomanycards.Zeinapproachedherwithawarmsmile.“Ma’am,doyouneedanyhelp?”heaskedgently.Heginbothamhesitatedforamoment,feelingabitembarrassed,butshewasgratefulfortheoffer.Zeinhelpedherfillintheaddresses,chattingaboutholidays.Heginbothamfeltasenseofconnection,andsheshowedgreatgratitudetoZeinbysendingaholidaycardtohimaswell.WhenHeginbothamreturnedtohercar,though,itwouldn’tstartbecauseofthebattery,aproblemshehadencounteredbefore.Thereweretwojumpercables(跨接线)inhercar.Shejustneededtoconnectthepositiveandnegativeterminals(正负极)ofthebatteriesoftwocars.Aftertheconnectionwasmade,shekepttheothercar’senginerunning,andthenstartedhercarwithadeadbattery.Butshewastoooldtomanageitherself.Herheartsank.Itwascoldoutside,andsherealizedthatcallingroadsideassistancewouldlikelytakealongtime,especiallyonaholiday.Itwasgettingdark,andthethoughtofwaitingaloneinthecoldmadeherscared.Soshewentbackinsidethepostoffice.Thepostofficewasnearlyempty,withZein