四川省仁寿县铧强中学2025-2026学年高二下学期6月阶段检测英语试题（含答案）

2025-2026学年高二下学期6月阶段检测英语试题一、阅读理解AExcitingSportsEventstoLookForwardtoin20262026willwitnessaseriesofsplendidinternationalsportsevents.Bringingpassionanddelightworldwide,eacheventboastsuniquecharmandattractsthousandsofathletesandenthusiasticfans.The2026AsianBeachGamesThe6thAsianBeachGameswillrunfromApril22to30inSanya,acharmingcoastalcityinChina.Heldonitsgoldenbeaches,thegamesfeature14popularsportssuchasbeachvolleyball,dragonboatracingandsailing.ItsbelovedmascotisYaya,inspiredbytheHainanEld’sdeer.Morethan3,700athletesfrom45Asiancountrieswillgatherheretocompeteandpromotethespiritofsports.TheWorldAthleticsIndoorTourFinalScheduledonMay8inBirmingham,UK,theWorldAthleticsIndoorTourFinalstandsasoneofthemostimportantglobalathleticsevents.Itbringstogethertoprunners,jumpersandthrowersfromallcontinentstocompeteforthechampionship.Theeventshowsthespeed,strengthandskillsofworld-classtrack-and-fieldathletes.The2026FIFAWorldCupTheworld’smost-watchedsportsevent,the2026FIFAWorldCupwilltakeplacefromJune11toJuly19,co-hostedbytheUnitedStates,CanadaandMexico.Forthefirsttimeinhistory,48teamswilltakepart,with104matchesacross16hostcities.Footballfansworldwidewillenjoytop-levelgames.The20thAsianGames(2026)The20thAsianGameswillbeheldfromSeptember19toOctober4inAichiandNagoya,Japan.AsamajorAsiansportsevent,itincludesover40sports,combiningOlympiceventsandtraditionalAsiansports.TopathletesacrossAsiawillcompeteforhonorsandbuildfriendshipamongcountries.1.Whatdoyouknowaboutthemascotofthe2026AsianBeachGames?A．ItshowsthestrongspiritofbeachsportsinAsia.B．ItisdesignedtopromotelocaltourisminSanya.C．ItiscalledYayaandismodeledafteralocalanimal.D．ItstandsfortheunityofAsiancountries.2.Whatisspecialaboutthe2026FIFAWorldCup?A．ItwillbehostedonlybyNorthAmericancountries.B．Itwillsee48teamscompeteforthefirsttimeever.C．Itwillbeheldin16citieswithinasinglecountry.D．Itwilllastnomorethantwoweeks.3.Whatdothefoureventshaveincommon?A．Theyallattractmorethan3,700athletes.B．TheyareallhostedbyAsiancountries.C．TheyallincludetraditionalAsiansports.D．Theyareallinternationalsportsevents.BLastweekend,Itookmy2-year-oldgrandson,Rio,tothepark.Mygoalwastogethimoutsidetoburnsomeenergyandteachhimabouttheducks.Hehadnogoals.Two-year-oldsdon’tneedgoals.ThatwasthefirstlessonIlearnedthatday.Hehadasenseofwonder.Assoonasweenteredthepark,helookedupattheskyandfoundjoyinwatchingtheclouds.Next,hestaredatthetrees,laughingashetriedtocatchtherustlingleaves.Atthatmoment,nothingcouldhaveamusedhimmore.Hiscuriositywasconstant,endless.Hewasalwaysonthesearchforsticks.Hescrapedthegroundwiththem,rappedadrumbeatwiththemontreesandbenches,andwavedthemintheairlikeaflag.Nothoughtofastickbeingusedasaweapon.Noneedfortoysorelectronicdevices,unlikeathome.Juststicks.Therewereafewkidsplayingandaregularprocessionofpeopleoutfortheirmorningdogwalk.Riosaidhitoeveryoneandstuckouthishandforahigh-fivewithafew4-and5-year-olds,whoweren’tsurehowtorespond.Buttheyallsaidhiback.Hetriedtostrikeupconversationswithenthusiasm.Itwasclearhedidn’tcarewhatpeoplelookedlikeorhowoldtheywere.Nojudgment.Nofear.Justasinceredesiretoconnect.MybiggestrevelationwasthatRiowasfullypresentnomatterwhathewasdoing.Heneveraskedwhattimeitwas,whenwewereleaving,orwhatweweregoingtodonext.Hewas,everysecond,completelyandabsolutelyinthemoment.Ihadexpectedtobetheteacher,butIhaditbackward.Mygrandsonhelpedmerememberthingswe’rebornknowingbutforgetintheprocessofbecominganadult.4.Whatwastheauthor’sfirstlessonatthepark?A．Theparkwasidealforteaching.B．plannedactivitiesboredchildren.C．Hisplandidn’tfitachild’snature.D．Hisgoalswerenotclearenough.5.WhydidtheauthordescribehowRioplayedwithsticks?A．Tolistallpossiblestickfunctions.B．Towarnaboutthedangersofsticks.C．ToshowRio’swonderandcreativity.D．Tocomparestickswithelectronicdevices.6.WhatcanbeinferredaboutRiofromparagraph3?A．Hewastooyoungtorespondproperly.B．Hepreferredtalkingtochildrenofhisage.C．Hegreetedotherstoseekpositivefeedback.D．Hewasopentoconnectionswithothers.7.Whatdoestheauthor’sexperienceshow?A．Thevalueoffamilyoutings.B．Thelostwisdomofliving.C．Theharmofsettinggoals.D．Thewaytodevelopcuriosity.CThroughevolution,animalshavedevelopednumerouswaystoprotectthemselvesfrompredators(捕食者).Turtleshideintheirshells,andskunks(臭鼬)usesmellyliquid.Butthesedefensesdon’tworkagainstcars.EnvironmentaljournalistBenGoldfarbexplains,“Whenfacingacar,thesedefensesareuseless—orevenharmful.Stayingstillistheworstchoice.Roadkillisaseriousthreattowildlife.”Roadsalsoactasbarriers,preventinganimalsfrommovingfreely.Theconstanttrafficonhighwayscreateswhatscientistscalla“movingfence”—awallofvehiclesthatanimalsavoidcrossing.Whileweoftenseedeadanimalslikedeerorsquirrelsonroads,wedon’tseetheonesthatnevertrytocross.Thisisolationcanharmanimalpopulationsmorethanroadkillitself.Chemicalsfromroadsalsodamagetheenvironment.Everyyear,theU.S.uses20milliontonsofroadsalttomeltice,whichpollutesnearbysoilandplants.Carsreleasemetalslikezincandcopper,andtiresleavebehindmicroplastics.Thesepollutantsmakeroadsidesdangerousforcreatureslikemonarchbutterflies,eventhoughtheseareascouldotherwisebegoodhabitats.Roadsidessometimesattractanimalswithfoodlikeflowersorberries,butthisbecomesan“ecologicaltrap”.Animalsaredrawntotheseresources,onlytofacethedangeroftraffic.Interestingly,whentrafficdecreases,animalsquicklyadapt.ResearchersintheBayAreafoundthatwhencarsdisappearedformonths,white-crownedsparrows—smallsongbirds—startedsingingmorecomplexandvariedsongs.Withouttrafficnoise,theynolongerneededto“shout”andcouldreturntotheirnaturalbehaviors.Thisshowshowmuchroadsaffectwildlife—butalsohowadaptableanimalscanbe.Despitethesechallenges,Goldfarbsays,certainspecieshavemaderemarkableadaptations.HenotesthatChicago’surbanfoxesaresaidtolookbothwaysbeforecrossingthestreet.“Wethinkaboutroadsastheseforcesthatareuniversallyorexclusivelyharmfultoanimals,andcertainlythey’reincrediblydestructive,”hesays.“Butwildlifeisalsoimpressivelyadaptiveandcleverandanimalsarefindingwaystomakealivinginourmidst.”8.Howdoestheauthorstartthetextinthefirstparagraph?A．Bystatingareason.B．Byprovidingstatistics.C．Bydefiningaconcept.D．Bygivingexamples.9.Whatharmfulimpactdoroadshaveonwildlife?A．Lessfoodsupply.B．Restrictedmovement.C．Increasedpredators.D．Speciesextinction.10.WhatcanweinferfromGoldfarb’swordsinthelastparagraph?A．Roadsarenottrulyharmfultowildlife.B．Urbanfoxesseldomgethitbyvehicles.C．Animalsadaptcleverlytodangerousroads.D．Wildlifeprotectiondeserveshighestattention.11.Whatistheauthor’spurposeinwritingthispassage?A．Toadvocatereducingtraffic.B．Topreservewildlifediversity.C．Toanalyzeroads’effectsonwildlife.D．Tohighlightroadkilldangertoanimals.DPlanstotrackAustralianmagpies(鹊)forastudywereruinedwhenthebirdsworkedtogethertoremovethedevicesfromoneanotheraccordingtoaresearchfromscientistsattheUniversityoftheSunshineCoast.Thebehaviormarksthefirstevidenceofcooperative“rescue”observedwithintheanimals,theresearchersstated,as,withinjusttenminutesoffittingthefinaltracker,afemalemagpiewasseenusingherbilltoremoveayoungerbird’sharness(束具).Hourslater,mostofthebirdshadbeenfreedfromtheirtrackerswiththeassistanceofothers.Dayslater,eventhemostdominantbirdhadallowedanothermagpietoassistinremovingthedevice,theresearcherssaid.“Wedon’tknowifitwasthesameindividualhelpingeachotheroriftheysharedduties,butwehadneverreadaboutanyotherbirdcooperatinginthiswaytoremovetrackingdevices.”ProfessorDominiquePotvin,wholedthestudy,said.“Thebirdsneededtosolvetheproblem,possiblytestingatpullingandsnippingatdifferentsectionsoftheharnesswiththeirbill(鸟嘴).Theyalsoneededtowillinglyhelpotherindividuals,andaccepthelp,”thestudyfound.Thestudyhadinitiallybeendesignedtotestanewtrackerharnessthatcouldbereleasedandcollectedwithouthavingtocatchthebirdsagain.Theharnesswasdesignedwithaweakpointthatwouldreleasewhenmagnetized(使磁化),droppingitselfatafeedingstationusedbythebirds.Despitescientistsbelievingitwouldrequireamagnetor“reallygoodscissors”toremovethetrackers,onebirdwasseen”snappinganotherbird’sharnessattheonlyweakpoint,”suggestingithadidentifiedthedevice’sflaw.Whilestudieshavepreviouslyshownmagpiesareparticularlyintelligentandsocialbirds,theteamofscientistswassurprisedbyhowquicklytheydiscoveredawaytoteamupandgetridofthedevices.Despitethestudy’sinitialtrackingaimfailing,theteamhopefurtherresearchcanbeconductedtodiscoverifthebirdsrandomlydiscoveredtheflawinthedeviceorsystematicallyworkedatituntiltheyfoundthekeyweakpoint.12.Whatsurprisedthescientistsaboutthemagpies?A．Theyhelpedeachotheroutoftrouble.B．Theyfedeachotherindifficulttimes.C．Theyeachdemonstratedtheirsocialstatus.D．Theyeachsharedtheirdutiesinsociallife.13.What’stheoriginalpurposeofthestudy?A．Totestwhetheranewtrackerharnessworks.B．Toseehowthemagpiesaskforhelp.C．Totestthemagpies’levelofintelligence.D．Tosetupfeedingstationsforthemagpies.14.Whatcanweknowaboutthebird’sharnessfromParagraph5?A．Ithassomeobviousweakpointsonit.B．It’sverysensitivetothemagneticforce.C．It’sinseparableonceattachedtothemagpie.D．Ithastobefittedatmagpies’feedingstations.15.Whatdoesthetextmainlytalkabout?A．Magpieslivingingroupsaresocialbirds.B．Birdscancooperateandsolveproblems.C．Studyingmagpiesisofgreatsignificance.D．Birdsareskillfulatdiscoveringflawsindevices.七选五Manyofuswanttoagewell—stayingingoodphysicalandcognitivehealthintoour90sandevenbeyond.Butnoteveryonehasthegeneslinkedtolongevity(长寿).____16____.Herearesomewaystopromotealongandhealthylife,accordingtopeoplewhoareknownas“superagers”.Choosetherightfood89-year-oldtopnutritionexpertMarionNestleattributesherlongevitytotheprinciple:____17____.Shedefinesfoodasunprocessedorminimallyprocessed,notultra-processed.Sheeatseverythingbutinsmallamounts,partlyduetoage-relatedmetabolism(新陈代谢)decline.____18____92-year-oldEmmafromItalyisarecord-breakingrunner,training2-3timesweeklyandwalkingonrestdays.Sheadvisesolderathletestocheckwithdoctors,knowlimitsandstayconsistent.Expertssayconsistentexerciseslowsaging,recommendingatleast30minutesofaerobicactivity(有氧运动)daily.Connectwithothersandhavealittlefun____19____.Astudyfoundexercise,healthydiet,socializingandbraingamesimproveolderadults’cognition.Lonelinessraisesdementia(痴呆)risk,whilestrongsocialtiesprotectit.MoreraandRice,whoareover90s,staysociallyactive.Theysaythatsmallandfrequentpositivesocialexperiencesbuildhappinessandagoodlifehabit.Don’tfearsetbacksManyviewagingasdecline,butoneresearchshowspeopleover60canregainstrengthafterhealthissues,withgoodmentalhealth,socialtiesandhealthyhabits(nosmoking,gooddietandsleep).FloreneShuber,91,said,“____20____.”Shestartedgymtrainingat82afterseveralfalls.Nowshefeelsyoungerandstronger,stressingconsistencyisvital.A．It’snevertoolateB．PerseveranceleadstovictoryC．TrytobeconsistentinyourworkoutsD．Eatunprocessedfood,nottoomuchE．Researchshowssocialinteractionsboostwell-beingF．YoucanincreaseyourchancesofagingwellwithcertainlifestylechoicesG．Youcanstillextendyourlifespanthroughregularexerciseandabalanceddiet二、完形填空I’vealwayslovedanimals,particularlylionsandtigers,andIwasdesperatetoseethemintheirnaturalhabitat.Imanagedto____21____myparentstolendmethemoneyIneededtobooktheflights,accommodation,etc.AndIwasoff.Ireadalistof____22____thingstotakewhengoingonasafaribeforehand,whichwasareallysensible____23____.Thisincludedthingslikeaguidebook,agoodpairofbinoculars(双筒望远镜)andmost____24____,loose,comfortableclothing.Ialsofollowedthe____25____ofafriendwhotoldmetolearnhowtopitchatent,whichI____26____forhoursinmybackgarden.Whoknowswhatmyneighbours____27____it!Thereweresomanyhighlightstochoosefrom,butthere’soneI’llnever____28____.Itwasthe____29____ofaherdofelephantsstoppingforadrinkfromalake.I’dgotupbeforedawninorderto____30____thesunrise,andgettingtoseetheelephantstoowasa(an)____31____bonus(奖励)!I____32____gotquiteemotionalwatchingthem.Ididn’tthinkitwould____33____melikethat,tobehonest.Frombreathtakingviewstoamazing____34____,thetriptoKenyahaditall.Itwasanunforgettable____35____andIwouldrecommendittoanyonewhohasapassionforanimals.21.A．inviteB．persuadeC．forceD．encourage22.A．interestingB．traditionalC．valuableD．useful23.A．ideaB．solutionC．planD．rule24.A．importantlyB．surprisinglyC．urgentlyD．notably25.A．requirementsB．routeC．adviceD．instructions26.A．heldB．keptC．practisedD．observed27.A．learnedaboutB．noticedaboutC．didwithD．thoughtof28.A．chooseB．expectC．forgetD．leave29.A．soundB．sightC．actionD．place30.A．watchB．followC．avoidD．show31.A．smallB．unexpectedC．practicalD．inspiring32.A．fortunatelyB．slowlyC．finallyD．actually33.A．affectB．approachC．connectD．shock34.A．sunriseB．animalsC．peopleD．plants35.A．seasonB．storyC．momentD．experience三、语法填空阅读下面短文，在空白处填入适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。Mandarin(普通话)istheofficiallanguageofChinaandoneoftheofficiallanguagesofSingapore.Itis____36____(general)referredtoas“Chinese”.Butinfact,itisjustoneofmanyChineselanguages.Chinais____37____oldandvastcountryandthemountainranges,rivers,anddesertscreate____38____(region)borders.Tillnow,eachregion____39____(develop)itsownspokenlanguage.DifferentspokenlanguagesincludeWu,Xiang,Hakka,Cantonese,Minandmanyotherdialects(方言).____40____(classify)theseChineselanguagesasdialectsorlanguagesisacontroversial(有争议的)topic.Oftentheyareclassifiedasdialects,buttheyhavetheirownvocabularyandgrammarsystems.ACantonese____41____(speak)andapersonspeakingMinwillnotbeabletocommunicate____42____eachother.Similarly,apersonspeakingHakkawillnotbeabletounderstandXiang.Giventhesemajor____43____(difference),theycouldberegardedaslanguages.Theyallshareacommonwritingsystem—Chinesecharacters.Eventhoughcharacterscan____44____(pronounce)incompletelydifferentwaysdependingonwhatlanguageordialectonespeaks,thewrittenlanguageisunderstandableacrossallregions.____45____welearnabovesupportstheargumentthattheyaredialectsoftheofficialChineselanguageMandarin.四、书信写作46.假定你是李华，看到“全球青年环保论坛”（GlobalYouthEnvironmentalForum）正在招募学生志愿者，负责接待国际参会者。请你写一封申请信，内容包括：1.写信目的；2.个人优势（环保经历、沟通能力、跨文化交流经验等）；3.希望获得机会。注意：词数100左右；可适当增加细节。Dearsir,_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Yoursfaithfully,LiHua五、书面表达（读后续写）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。Ihadalwaysthoughtofmyneighborhoodasapeacefulandfriendlyplace.However,allthatchangedwhenMr.Thompsonmovedinnextdoor.Hewasamiddle-agedmanwhoseemedtohavearatherstrangelifestyle.Atfirst,Ididn’tpaymuchattentiontohim.Butoneday,Inoticedthathiscarwasalwaysparkedinawaythatblockedpartofmydriveway.Itwasreallyinconvenient,especiallywhenIwasinahurrytogotoworkorpickupmykidsfromschool.Ipolitelyaskedhimtobemorecarefulwithhisparking,buthejustgavemeacoldlookandsaidhewoulddosoashewaspleased.Thismademegetcrosswithhim.Astimewentby,moreproblemsarose.Mr.Thompsonhadabigdogthatbarkedloudlydayandnight.Icouldbarelyhaveasoundsleep,andmykidswerealsodisturbedbythenoise.Itriedtotalktohimaboutthedog,butherefusedtolisten.Heevenaccusedmeofbeingtoosensitive.Oneevening,Icamehomefromalong-daywork,extremelywornout.JustasIwasabouttoparkmycar,IfoundthatMr.Thompson’scarwasonceagainblockingmydriveway.IwassofrustratedthatIknockedonhisdoorforcefully.Afterseemedalongtime,thedooropened.TherestoodMr.Thompsonwithanindifferentlookonhisface.Wordswereexchanged,andbothofuswereangry.Wehadaheatedargument.Heevenslammedthedoorshutrightinfrontofme.Afterthat,wedidn’ttalktoeachotherforweeks.Myonceproudandfriendlyneighborhoodtiesaregone.Oneday,asIwasmowingthelawn（修剪草坪）inmygarden,IsawMr.Thompsonstrugglingtocarryaheavyboxalonghisdriveway.注意：1.续写词数应为150左右；2.请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。Itseemedthathewasabouttodropit.___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Aswewerestandinginhislivingroom,Mr.Thompsonbroketheice.________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________