浙江省湖州市2025-2026学年高二下学期6月期末考试英语试题含答案

2025学年第二学期教学质量监测试卷

高二英语

注意事项：

1．本科目考试分试题卷和答题卷，考生须在答题纸上作答。

2．本试卷共10页，全卷满分150分，考试时间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段录音。每段录音后有一个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项。

听完每段录音后，你都有10秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅读下一小题。每段录音播放两遍。

l.Whatistheman’sfatherdoing?

A.Havingaswim.B.Readinganemail.C.Takingabath.

2.Whatdoesthewomancaremostaboutthehotel?

A.Thelocation.B.Theprice.C.Theservice.

3.Whichexercisedothespeakersprefer?

A.Skateboard.B.Dance.C.Basketball.

4.Whichwordbestdescribestheman?

A.Diligent.B.Tough.C.Optimistic.

5.Whyisthewomanupset?

A.Herorderhasn’tarrived.

B.Theflowershopisclosed.

C.Shereceivedthewrongdelivery.

第二节（共15小题；每小题1.5分，满分22.5分）

听下面5段录音。每段录音后有几个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项。

听完每段录音前，你将有时间阅读各个小题，每小题5秒钟；听完后，每小题都有5秒钟的作

答时间。每段录音播放两遍。

听第6段录音，回答第6、7题。

6.Whatdoweknowaboutthespeakers?

A.They’recolleagues.B.They’reclosefriends.C.They’vemetbefore.

7.Whatwilltheydonext?

A.Enterthecinema.B.Traveltogether.C.Enjoyameal.

听第7段录音，回答第8至l0题。

8.Whydoesthemanmakethecall?

A.Torentanapartment.

B.Toseekhelpforrepair.

C.Tocomplainabouttheservice.

9.Whatneedstobedealtwithfirst?

A.Thefridge.B.Theswitch.C.Thewaterheater.

l0.What’swrongwiththegaswaterheater?

A.Itcan’tbeused.B.Itssealisbroken.C.Itisoutofordersometimes.

听第8段录音，回答第ll至l3题。

ll.Wheredoesthemanmainlywork?

A.Inacafe.B.Inhishouse.C.Inanoffice.

l2.Whatisthewoman’smainproblem?

A.Havingnofriendsatwork.

B.Beingdisturbedbyhercolleagues.

C.Drivinglongdistancestowork.

l3.Howdoesthemanconcentrateonhiswork?

A.Byputtingupno-talkingsigns.

B.Byworkinginaseparateoffice.

C.Bysettinghisprivateworkspace.

听第9段录音，回答第l4至l6题。

l4.WhydoesLilywantmorepocketmoney?

A.Togetasmuchasherfriends.

B.Tobuysomeclothes.

C.Topayformusiclessons.

l5.WhencanLilyhavemorepocketmoney?

A.Whensheisgoodatherschoolwork.

B.Whenshenolongerargueswithhermum.

C.Whensheismatureinhermum’seyes.

l6.WhatdoesDavidsuggestLilydo?

A.Haveadiscussionwithhermum.

B.Makepropermoneymanagement.

C.Sitdownandwaitcalmly.

听第l0段录音，回答第l7至20题。

l7.Inwhichstatewasastoreopenedlastsummer?

A.Montana.B.Colorado.C.California.

l8.Whoisthespeakerthanking?

A.Thecompany’sowner.

B.Thecompany’semployees.

C.Thecompany’scustomers.

l9.Whatdoesthespeakerwanttheaudiencemainlytodo?

A.Tellothersaboutthenewstore.

B.Emailthecompanytheiradvice.

C.Commentonthecompany’smarketingplan.

20.Howcanpeoplefindoutaboutthenewjobpositions?

A.Bysendingthespeakeranemail.

B.Bylookingatthecompany’swebsite.

C.Byapplyingdirectlyatanewstore.

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。

A

Thefourtitlesbelowareartfulexamplesthatcombinerichexperiencesandemotion.Eachisinspiredbythe

author’slovefortheirsubject,language,andpushingtheboundariesofbiography.

VirginiaWoolf,byHermioneLee

Leeopensherclassicl997byquotingaquestionposedbyWoolfherself—“MyGod,howdoesonewritea

Biography?”—andrespondsoverthecourseofmorethan700magnificentpages.LeeisalltooawarethatWoolf

doubtedthegenre,andwiththatinmind,sheproducessomethinggenuinelynovelisticinscope,detail,andinsight.

PositiveObsession:TheLifeandTimesofOctaviaE.Butler,bySusanaM.Morris

Morris’sbooktakesonthechallengeofdescribingacomplexfemalegenius:thepioneeringscience-fiction

writerOctaviaButler.Butlerdescribedherwilltowriteasawildpassion.MorrisskillfullyblendsButler’sdifficult

anduniquestorywithconvincinganalysesofhowherfictionexaminedandpredictedlate-20th-and

early-21st-centuryAmerica.

MasterSlaveHusbandWife:AnEpicJourneyfromSlaverytoFreedom,byIlyonWoo

ThisbookwonaPulitzerPrizeinrecognitionofthedepthofWoo’sresearch,theaccomplishmentofher

writing,andhergenerousideaofwhatabiographycanbe.HerfocusisonEllenandWilliamCraft,anenslaved

couplewhoescapedfromGeorgiatotheNorthin1848bydressingupasmasterandslave.

TheAgeofPhillis,byHonoréeFanonneJeffers

AlthoughthisbookwaslonglistedfortheNationalBookAwardforPoetry,itcouldeasilyhavebeen

categorizedasbiography.Focusingonthegroundbreaking18th-centurypoetPhillisWheatley,thecollection

reimaginesherchildhoodinWestAfrica.Bymovingthroughandbeyondseveralgenres,thisbookjoinsarichnew

traditionof“criticalfabulation,”amodeofimaginativewritingthatfillsingapsofAfricanAmericanhistory.

21.Whatdothefourbookshaveincommon?

A.Theyfocusonunknownpeople.B.Theybreakthelimitsofbiography.

C.TheyarePulitzerPrizewinners.D.Theybelongtohistoricalnovels.

22.WhatcanwelearnaboutOctaviaButler?

A.Shehadastrongdesiretowrite.B.Shelivedaneasyandsmoothlife.

C.Shewrotemanysciencebooks.D.ShedetailedthehistoryofAmerica.

23.Whosebookisalsoregardedaspoetry?

A.HermioneLee’s.B.SusanaM.Morris’s.

C.IlyonWoo’s.D.HonoréeFanonneJeffers’s.

B

At24,LucieBaschleftagoodjobatNestlé,determinedtodevelopanapptofightfoodwaste.Shehadno

computerskills,nomarketingexperience,andnofunding.Whatshedidhave,however,wasgreatconcernforjust

howmuchgoodfoodwindsupinthetrash—about30percentofglobalproduction—whichcreatesasmuchas10

percentofgreenhousegasasitrots.

Whilefoodwasteexistsacrosstheentiresupplychain,Baschknewlittleaboutagricultureorfoodproduction.

Shethereforeturnedtowhatsheknewwell:localbakeries,restaurantsandgrocerystoresusuallythrewaway

unsoldfoodatclosingtime.Ifsomeonecouldconnectthatsupplywithcustomers,thefoodcouldinsteadbesoldat

amuchlowerprice.Theresultwouldbeathree-waywin,withbusinessesearningmoremoney,consumersgetting

extremelycheapmeals,andfoodbeingsparedfromlandfills.

Baschhitthestreetsin2016withflyersandregistrationforms,persuadingbusinessownerstoadoptanapp

thatdidnotyetexist.Shefiguredoutquicklythatthekeywastokeeptheasksmall.“Imadethemthepromisethat

it’sgoingtobeassimpleasthrowingfoodaway,butinsteadofputtingitintoabigwastebag,you’regoingtosplit

itintodifferentbags,”Baschsaid.Beforelong,shelinkedupwithagroupoflike-mindedyoungpartnerstomake

theappshehadbeenpicturingareality.

Today,TooGoodtoGoistheworld’slargestmarketplaceforleftoverfood,operatingin19countrieswith

morethanahundredmillionregisteredusers.Thecoreproductisstill“surprisebags”—shoppersreceiveamixed

foodpackageforone-thirdtheoriginalpriceofthegoodsinside—butthebusinesshasexpandedtooffer

waste-reducingmanagementtoolsforretailers,provideconsumereducation,andmore.

Lotsofpeoplehavecleverappideas,butfewgrowthemintoprofitablebusinesseswithglobalreach.Basch

believesthatthekeytoTooGoodtoGo’ssuccesswastheteam’sfocusonmakinganimmediateimpact.“We

didn’tconsiderthewholeplan,andwedidn’thaveafullstrategyforthenexttwoorthreeyears,”Baschsays.

“Whatactuallyenabledthesuccessisthatwedidn’twait,andjustwentforit.”

24.Whatdoestheunderlinedphrase“windsup”inParagraph1mean?

A.Ends.B.Hides.C.Emerges.D.Sinks.

25.WhichwordscanbestdescribeLucieBasch?

A.Cautiousandold-fashioned.B.Wealthyandwell-connected.

C.Optimisticandopen-minded.D.Ambitiousandaction-oriented.

26.WhatcanwelearnabouttheappTooGoodtoGo?

A.Itprovidesfreefoodforneedycustomers.

B.Itofferssurprisebagsforrestaurantowners.

C.Ithasdevelopedintoaglobalsuccessfulbusiness.

D.Itreliesheavilyongovernmentfinancialsupport.

27.WhatdoesLucieBasch’ssuccessmainlyshow?

A.Prepareforarainyday.B.Strikewhiletheironishot.

C.Slowbutsteadywinstherace.D.Onegoodturndeservesanother.

C

Weoftenlearnaboutthepastvisually—throughoilpaintings,photographs,booksandbuildings.Butrarely

doweuseoursenseofsmelltoexperiencethedistantpast.Fortunately,asmallgroupofresearchers,including

StrličandLeemans,aretryingtochangethat—combiningchemistry,historyandotherdisciplinestorecordand

preservehistoricalsmells.

“Withoutaccesstoscent,youlosethespecialclosenessthatsmellcreatesbetweenusandhistoricobjects,”

saysMatijaStrlič,directoroftheInstituteforSustainableHeritageatUCL,whohasfocusedonpreservingand

revivingculturallysignificantscents.CulturalhistorianIngerLeemansbelievesregainedscentscanenhance

museumandgalleryexhibits,providingamoreinvitingwaytoknowhistory.“Withlittleformalizedlanguagefor

describingsmellandnofixedstandardtodefineit,”shesays,“yourownknowledgeisasgoodastheothers’.”

WhenLondon’sSt.Paul’sCathedrallibrarywastoberenewed,Strličandhiscolleaguessetouttorecordits

uniquehistoricsmell.Theteamanalyzedchemicalsfromancientbooksandfurniture.Theycapturedandexamined

airsamplestoseparate,identifyandmeasuresmell-relatedcompoundsinthelibrary.

ThoughStrlič,asananalyticalchemist,couldexaminethesechemicalcompounds,interpretingpeople’s

sensoryexperiencerequiresadifferentapproach.Researchersinvitedordinaryvisitorstodescribethelibrary’s

smellwithgivenadjectivesandtheirownwords.Commondescriptionsincludedwoody,smoky,earthyandvanilla

(香草味的),whichcanhelpjudgetheconditionofagedpaper.Finally,theteammatchedthesesensorydescriptions

tospecificchemicalsubstancestocreateachemical“recipe”ofthelibrary’sscent.Publishedandstoreddigitally,

thisrecipeallowsscientiststorecreatethesmellofoldbooksfarintothefuture—evenwhenphysicallibrariesand

paperbooksnolongerexist.

Thankstotheseresearchers’efforts,museumsandgalleriesworldwideareincreasinglyintegratingscentinto

theirexhibitions.Thisattractsnewvisitorsandengagesthemdifferently—“notonlywiththecollection,butalso

witheachother,”saysLeemans.“Whenpeoplestarttosmell,theystarttotalktoeachother,exchangingtheir

memories,emotionsandknowledgeaboutthescents.”

28.WhatdoStrličandLeemanstrytodo?

A.RepairoldlibrariesinLondon.B.Studyandprotecthistoricalsmells.

C.Findnewwaystoenjoyvisualart.D.Setstandardsfordescribingsmells.

29.WhatdidtheresearchersdowhenSt.Paul’sCathedrallibrarywastoberepaired?

A.Theytaughtvisitorstodescribedifferentsmells.

B.Theycollectedoldbooksandfurnitureforshows.

C.Theyaskedexpertstocheckoldpaper’scondition.

D.Theyrecordeditssmellandanalyzedthechemicals.

30.Whywereordinaryvisitorsinvolvedintheresearch?

A.Toreplacetheworkofanalyticalchemists.B.Toidentifyspecificchemicalsubstances.

C.Toprovideauthenticsensorydescriptions.D.Totesttheagingconditionofoldpaper.

31.Whichisthebesttitleforthetext?

A.NewWaystoVisitModernMuseumsB.BridgingthePastandPresentthroughScents

C.TheImportanceofProtectingAncientLibrariesD.HowtoDescribeHistoricalScentsAccurately

D

ThereisnothinggrandaboutDiamondHornPalace.LocatedinanoldandcrowdedneighborhoodofDelhi,

thislittleshopsellscarhorns.Plainandmodestasitlooks,thestoreenjoyssurprisinglyboomingbusiness.“The

hornswearouteasilyduetofrequentuse,”saysMustafaAhmed,itsowner.

Mr.Ahmed’sthrivingbusinessshouldsoundanalarmforIndia.Stepontoanystreetinthecountryanditis

easytohearwhy.AccordingtoUNdatain2022,Indiancitiesareamongtheloudestintheworld.Noiselevelson

Delhi’sstreetsaveragearound75decibels(分贝)—fourtimesthelimitrecommendedbytheUN’sWorldHealth

Organisation(WHO).Peakreadingsinsomecitieshaveexceeded100decibels,roughlyasloudasstandingnextto

achainsaw.

Noiseisnomereannoyance.Agrowingbodyofresearchshowsthatregularexposuretoitcanbea

public-healththreat.Morethan60millionIndianssufferfromhearingloss,whichresearchersattributepartlyto

noisepollution.Areviewofstudiesconductedin2020evenfoundthatexposuretolouderroad-trafficnoisewas

associatedwithgreaterriskofheartdisease.Astudyfrom2022,whichtracked2,680childreninBarcelona,found

thatafive-decibelincreaseintrafficnoiseslowedthedevelopmentofworkingmemoryby11%.

Despitealltheseharms,remarkablylittleisbeingdone.India’sCentralPollutionControlBoard,themain

regulator,hasadutytomonitorandtacklenoise.Butitisstrugglingonbothfronts.Itsnoise-monitoringnetwork

onlyextendstoaround80stationsacrosstencities.Itscalltomaintain“silentzones”—areasnearhospitalsand

schools—hasalsofallenondeafears.

“Roadtrafficaccountsfor75%ofIndia’surbannoise,”estimatesDrManohare.Poorplanninghasmade

Indiantrafficchaoticastrucks,motorcycles,bicyclesandpedestrianscompeteforspace.Thehornhasshiftedfrom

awarninginstrumentintoanall-purposecommunicationdevice.Adesperateproblemisinvitingdesperate

solutions.SomesuggestreplacingvehiclehornswiththepleasantsoundsofIndianmusicalinstruments.Others

preferaneducationalapproach,hopingpeoplecanbeawareoftheharmsofnoisepollutionandchangetheir

behaviour.

32.WhydoestheauthormentionDiamondHornPalace?

A.Topromotealocalsmallshop.B.Toprovideasuccessfulbusinesscase.

C.Toshowitswidepopularity.D.Tointroducethetopicofnoisepollution.

33.WhatcanwelearnaboutnoiseinIndiancities?

A.Itiswellcontrolledbyauthorities.B.Itisfarbeyondthesafelimit.

C.Itmainlycomesfromlocalfactories.D.Ithaslittleinfluenceonchildren.

34.WhatisthesituationofnoisemanagementinIndia?

A.Itisignoredbythegovernment.B.Itwinssupportfromthepublic.

C.Itisineffectiveandquitelimited.D.Itownscompletemonitoringnetworks.

35.Whatisthelastparagraphmainlyabout?

A.Causesofnoiseandpossiblemeasures.B.Chaosofurbantrafficrules.

C.Popularusesofvehiclehorns.D.Newdesignsofvehiclehorns.

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。

Fromcashlesspaymenttoonlinemeetings,muchofourdailylifenowadaysexistsdeeplyinthedigitalworld.

Althoughusingonlinetoolsandkeepingsocialconnectionsonlineisnotinherentlybad,agrowingnumberof

peoplearechoosingtodisconnectfromonlinelifeandfollowthepopulartrendof“goinganalogue”(回归线下生

活).

Goinganalogueisnotaimedatspendingplentyoftimeandmoneyonnewhobbies.36Youcan

chooseactivitieswithrichsensoryexperiences,includinggettingclosetonature,makinghandmadecreationsby

ourselves,andkeepingregularphysicalmovement.

37Instead,turntosimpleartsandcraftsinsparetime.Youcantrymindfulcolouring,flowerpressing,

card-makingandportraitsketching.Toconnectwiththenaturalworld,rideabiketonearbygreenspaces,read

quietlyintheshadeordoknittingtoenjoynaturalsounds.38

Youcanalsoformofflinedailyhabits:keepapaperjournal,useawallcalendar,orcookwithtraditional

cookbooksinsteadofdependingonsmartphones.Besidesenjoyingpersonalquiettime,youcanembraceoffline

socialmomentstoo.39Smallslow-livingactivitieslikegrowingherbs,learningknitting,writingpostcards

andmakingphotoalbumscanaddwarmthtosparetimeaswell.

Goinganaloguedoesn’tmeancompletelyrejectingtechnology.40Thosesmallchangesletusfeelthe

realworld,slowdownourpace,andliveacalmerandfullerlife.

A.Analoguehobbiesarefarmoreaffordable.

B.Itsimplymeanssettingasidescreen-freetime.

C.Forcreativepeople,youcangiveupmindlessonlinescrolling.

D.Itsrealgoalistostepawayfromvirtuallifeandreturntoreality.

E.Aheadphone-freewalkaroundalsofreeyoufromtheonlineworld.

F.However,itcouldbesendinganold-fashionedlettertoafriendfaraway.

G.Boardgamesandpuzzlesareidealforqualitytimewithfamilyandfriends.

第三部分语言运用（共两节，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四个选项中选出最佳选项。

Ten-year-oldfashiondesignerMaxAlexanderhasmadehistoryastheyoungestpersonevertoholdashowat

ParisFashionWeek.Thisremarkableachievementfollowsanearlier4lhesetatjustsevenyearsoldwhen

heearnedaGuinnessWorldRecordforbeingtheyoungestdesignerto42aprofessionalfashionshow.

ParisFashionWeekstandsasatopglobalfashioneventwhereleading43fromaroundtheworld

showcasetheirlatestcreative44.Max,whoisbasedinLosAngeles,displayedfifteenbeautifuldressesat

theevent.Hisdesignsare45bylivelyfloralpatternsandbrightcheerful46.

WhatmakesMaxspecialisthatheonlyuses47materialsthatdolittleharmtotheenvironment.Heis

firmly48totheideaofprotectingnatureandcuttingdownwasteinthefashionindustry.Hecreatedone

amazingdressfroma49l980sweddingdress.Manyofhisworksusematerialsthatbreakdown50

andleftoverfabricsthatcompanieswould5lthrowaway.Maxexplainedthatthesematerialswouldend

upinlandfillanddamagetheenvironmentifhedidnotreusethem.

Max’smother52thathehasbeenpassionateaboutfashionsincetheageoffour.Inspiredbyadream

inwhichhepicturedhimselfasadressdesigner,he53sewingatanearlyage.Today,healreadyhashis

ownclothing54,whichiswellreceivedbymanyyoungfashionlovers.ForMax,appearingatParis

FashionWeekisincrediblyexciting,because,ashesays,Parisistrulythehomeoffashion,withnewfashiontrends

55andpopularizedhere.

4l.A.traditionB.limitC.recordD.example

42.A.advertiseB.reportC.sponsorD.host

43.A.modelsB.actorsC.photographersD.designers

44.A.collectionsB.inventionsC.imagesD.projects

45.A.accompaniedB.characterizedC.influencedD.defined

46.A.tunesB.melodiesC.coloursD.sights

47.A.sustainableB.artificialC.cozyD.antique

48.A.addictedB.committedC.accustomedD.opposed

49.A.remadeB.recoveredC.recycledD.replaced

50.A.casuallyB.constantlyC.immediatelyD.naturally

5l.A.otherwiseB.thereforeC.seldomD.rather

52.A.imaginedB.admittedC.envisionedD.recalled

53.A.gotoverB.tookupC.putoffD.carriedon

54.A.sloganB.mallC.brandD.package

55.A.rejectedB.bornC.purchasedD.observed

第二节（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。

Acrosstheworld,poetsandtechexpertsareexploringhowAIcandeepenourappreciationofpoetry,anart

form56(originate)inancientcivilizations.RecentexperimentsshowthatAIiscapableofgenerating

verseswith57(impress)rhythmandimagery,yetlackingthedepththatcomesfromhumanlife

experience.

However,itisnotwhetherAIcanwritepoems,buthowhumancreatorsshouldrelatetothispowerfultool

58makesthediscussioncomplex.SomeartistsfearthatAImayreplacetheircreativity,59otherssee

itasapartnerthatcaninspirenewdirections.CriticspointoutthateventhemostadvancedAIcannevercapture

thesubtlefeelings60(contain)inlineswrittenbypoetswhohavesuffered,loved,andobservedtheworld

6l(close).

LongbeforeAIbecamewidelyaccessible,poets62(rely)onlyontheirownimaginationand

languageskills.Today,however,manyarekeen63AIincreativeprocesses,usingittopolishdrafts,

suggestmetaphors,orevencreatemultimediapoetrycombiningwords,imagesandsound.

WithAIcontinuingtoevolverapidly,64boundarybetweenhumanandmachinecreativitywill

remainahottopic.Itisourresponsibilitytoensurethattechnologyservesart,65theotherwayaround.

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，参与了本市国际马拉松比赛的志愿者工作。应组委会邀请，你将在志愿者分享会上作

简短发言。请用英语写一篇发言稿，内容包括：

1．赛事感人瞬间；

2．你的感悟。

注意：

1．词数80左右；

2．可适当增加细节，以使行文连贯。

Dearfellowvolunteersandfriends,

I’mLiHua,avolunteerforthe2026Marathonheldinourcity.

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。

Istaredatthemessypileofbamboostripsonthetable,myfingerssoreandstiff,myheartfloodedwith

sinkingfrustration.Forweeks,I’dbeentryingpatientlytolearntraditionalbambooweavingfromGrandma,yet

everysinglecarelessattemptendedinatangled(缠绕的),disorderlymess.

Grandmawasawell-knownmasterweaverinoursmallcommunity;herroughagedhandsmovednimbly(灵

巧地)andskillfully,turningplainordinarybamboostripsintodelicatebaskets,beautifulfoldingfans,andeven

vividcutesmallanimalfigurines.Thetime-honoredcrafthadbeenpasseddowninourfamilyforgenerations,

carryingplainsimplewarmthandprecioustraditionalfolkwisdom.

“Patience,littleone,”Grandmawouldalwayssaysoftly,smilinggentlyasshepatientlyreworkedmyfailed

clumsypieceslittlebylittle.“Bamboolistensonlytoacalmandpeacefulheart.”ButIwasfartooeagerand

restlesstoprovemyself.Theschool’sCulturalHeritageFairwascominginjustthreedays,andIhadproudly

promisedmyclassmatesthatIwouldbringafineuniquehandwovenbambooartworktoshare.ThemomentI

thoughtaboutthoseexpectingeyes,myeyesburnedhotwithgatheringhelplesstears.

Thatafternoon,Istormedangrilyintothequietyard,throwingmyroughhalf-finishedbasketheavilyonthe

greengrass.“It’suseless!I’llnevergetitrightnomatterhowhardItry!”Ishoutedloudly,kickingathinbamboo

stripacrossthesoftlawn.Surprisingly,Grandmadidnotscoldmybadtemperatall.Shejustsatquietlyonherold

woodenchair,weavingalovelysmallbamboobirdwithsteady,unhurriedfingers.Afteralongpeacefulsilence,

sheraisedherhead,lookedatmegentlyandsaidinawarmsoftvoice,“Let’swalkbythestreambehindourhouse.

Thebamboogrowingtherehasmuchtoteachyou.”

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。

Wewalkedslowlytothestream,wheretallgreenbamboodancedgracefullyinthewind.

AttheCulturalHeritageFair,mybamboobasketdrewlotsofattention.

2025学年第二学期教学质量监测试卷

高二英语（参考答案及评分标准）

第一部分：听力（每小题1.5分，满分30分）

1.C2.A3.B4.C5.A6.C7.A8.B9.A10.C

11.C12.B13.C14.B15.C16.A17.C18.B19.A20.B

第二部分：阅读（每小题2.5分，满分50分）

21.B22.A23.D24.A25.D26.C27.B28.B29.D30.C

31.B32.D33.B34.C35.A36.D37.C38.E39.G40.B

第三部分：语言运用（满分30分）

第一节（每小题1分，满分15分）

41.C42.D43.D44.A45.B46.C47.A48.B49.C50.D

51.A52.D53.B54.C55.B

第二节（每小题1.5分，满分15分）

56.originating57.impressive58.that59.while60.contained

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第四部分：写作

第一节（满分15分）

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Dearfellowvolunteersandfriends,

I’mLiHua,avolunteerforthe2026Marathonheldinourcity.TodayI’dliketoshareafewimpressivemoments

withyou.

Whattouchedmemostwasthechampion’sperseverance.Tiredashewasinthefinalkilometers,heheldontill

thelastmoment,provingthatsuccessbelongstothosewhonevergiveup.Anothersceneunfoldednearthefinishline.I

sawafatheranddaughtercrywithjoyafterthelittlegirlplacedamedalaroundherfather’sneckforhisconstant

support.OnlythendidIfullyunderstandwhatachievementtrulymeant—pridesharedbetweenlovedones.

Thankstotheseexperiences,Istronglybelievethatamarathonisnotjustaracebutacelebrationofhumaneffort

andfamilywarmth.

Thankyou.

第二节（满分25分）

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Wewalkedslowlytothestream,wheretallgreenbamboodancedgracefullyinthewind.Theslenderbamboo

stalksstoodstraight,bendingsoftlywiththebreezebutneverbreaking,evenwhenthewindpickedup.Grandma

po