河北文安县第二中学2025-2026学年高一下学期期末试卷英语（含答案无听力原文无音频）

2026春高一期末教学质量评价英语试题第一部分听力（共两节，满分30分）第一节（5小题，每题1.5分，满分7.5分）听下面5段对话，每段后有1小题，A/B/C三选一，录音读两遍。1.Whatarethespeakersmainlytalkingabout?A.WhentomeetMrJackson.B.WhethertomeetMrJackson.C.WheretomeetMrJackson.2.Whathasthemanbeendoing?A.Resting.B.Traveling.C.Exercising.3.Howmuchwillthemanpaythecommunity?A.$8,000.B.$4,000.C.$2,000.4.WhatwillLucyprobablydothisafternoon?A.Doherhomework.B.Studywiththeman.C.Gototheconcert.5.Howdoesthewomansound?A.Pleased.B.Anxious.C.Annoyed.第二节（15小题，每题1.5分，满分22.5分）听5段对话/独白，每段若干小题，录音读两遍。听第6段，6、7题6.WhatdidthespeakersdowithSamlastautumn?A.Theywatchedmovies.B.TheytouredNewYork.C.Theyrodebikes.7.Whenwillthespeakersvisitthezoo?A.ThisSaturday.B.NextMonday.C.NextTuesday.听第7段，8、9题8.Whatdoesthemanaskthewomantodo?A.Eatsweetfood.B.Bookfastfood.C.Avoidsaltyfood.9.Whatdoesthemanadvisethewomantohaveforsupper?A.Vegetables.B.Chicken.C.Hamburgers.听第8段，10-12题10.Whatdoesthemando?A.Ateacher.B.Areporter.C.Acook.11.Wheredoesthewomanwork?A.InAmerica.B.InBritain.C.InItaly.12.Whendoesthewomanreadnewspapers?A.Beforesleeping.B.Beforecooking.C.Beforecleaning.听第9段，13-16题13.Whydoesthemanwanttotraveltosmalltowns?A.Tovisithisfamily.B.Toexperienceadifferentlife.C.Torealizehischildhooddream.14.WhatdoesthemanthinkoflivinginSeattle?A.Peaceful.B.Relaxing.C.Boring.15.Whenwillthemangethomeafterworkiflivinginatown?A.Atabout5:00pm.B.Atabout5:30pm.C.Atabout7:00pm.16.Whichofthefollowingmaytheman’swifemissaboutthebigcity?A.Aspecialrestaurant.B.Fantasticplays.C.Theweather.听第10段，17-20题17.Whatkindofprogramisthespeakerprobablyhosting?A.Sport.B.Science.C.Diet.18.Whataresharksbestknownfor?A.Theirattackingability.B.Theirsenseofsmell.C.Theirlargebodies.19.Howlongcanthebiggestwhalesharkbe?A.About2meters.B.About12meters.C.About20meters.20.Whatdosharks’goodsensesmainlyhelpthemdo?A.Killenemies.B.Escapefromdanger.C.Findtheirfood.第二部分阅读理解（共两节，满分50分）第一节（15小题，每题2.5分，满分37.5分）AMoneyontheMindMoneyisonourminds—andthesedays,it’stakingupmorespacethanever.ThelatestresearchshowsAmericansarespendingnearly4hoursadaythinkingaboutmoney.Foryoungergenerations,it’sevenmore.Thisreportexploresthebehavioralshifts,andthesurprisingmotivationsbehindourcollectivefinancialmindset.Americansspendnearly4hoursadaythinkingaboutmoney.It’stheequivalentofapart-timejob,andthisamountoftimeismorethanwhatmostpeoplespendonmealpreparationandexercisecombined.NearlyhalfofAmericans(45%)saythinkingaboutmoneymotivatesthemtotakeactiontoreachtheirlong-termgoals.Here’sabreakdownoffinancialtopicsAmericansarethinkingabout.TopicPercentageBills57%Inflation&risingprices51%Housingcosts34%Debt30%Tariffs28%Retirementsavings24%Becausepricesarerisingandmanypeopleareworriedaboutmoney,Americansarespendinglessindailylife.About53%ofthemeatoutlessoften.Around46%buyfewerthingsthattheydonotreallyneed.About40%spendlessmoneyonentertainment,while39%choosetopostponetripsorvacations.Inaddition,33%stopusingsomesubscriptionservices,and29%giveupsomesocialactivitieswithfriends.NearlyonefourthofAmericanschangetheirspendinghabitseverymonthbecauseofmoneyproblems,and17%dothiseveryweek.Moneymindset:focusonthefutureAmericanscan’tstopthinkingabouttheirfinances,butformany,it’sbecausetheyaredreamingofabrightfuture.MorethanhalfofAmericans(56%)saytheyfeelconfidenttheywillreachtheirfinancialgoals.21.WhatpercentageofAmericans’financialtopicsdohousingcostsaccountfor?A.34%.B.30%.C.28%.D.24%.22.WhatchangehavemanyAmericansmadeintheirlife?A.Theydon’ttravelwithfriendsanylonger.B.Theybuymoreentertainmentproducts.C.Theyincreasethecostsoftailoredservices.D.Theycutdownonsomedailyspending.23.HowdooverhalfofAmericansfeelabouttheirfinancialfuture?A.Patient.B.Hopeful.C.Scared.D.Passive.BIwasborninWyoming’sGreenRiverValley,wheremyfamilysettledinthe1870s.Eventoday,manyofmycousinsstilllivethere.Growingupinthevalley,Ilearnedtolovetheopenlandandwildlifearoundus.Forthepast19years,IhaveworkedasthedirectoroftheWyomingWildlifeandNaturalResourceTrust(WWNRT).Everyyear,thetrustprovidesabout$10millionforconservationprojectsacrossthestate.Theseprojectsincludeprotectingfarmlandandwildlifehabitats,improvingrivers,andhelpinglocalfarms.TheGreenRiverValleywasoneofthefirstplaceswherewestartedconservationeasements.HundredsofmillionsofdollarshavebeeninvestedintheGreenRiverValley.It’sviewedasaninvestmentinthefuture,sothatthenextgenerationhastheopportunitytomakealivinginagricultureandtoraisetheirkidsthere.Andthat’sverypowerful.PeopleintheGreenRiverValleyhavealwayscareddeeplyaboutnature.Manylandownershopetheirchildrencancontinuefarmingandlivingthereinthefuture.However,asmorebuildingsappearinthearea,peoplebegantoworry.Theyfearedthatwildlifehabitatsandfarmlandwouldslowlydisappear.Becauseofthis,manylandownerschoseeasementtoprotecttheirfamilyland.Somewantedmoneytoimprovetheirfarms,whileothershopedtoreducedebt.Althoughtheirreasonsweredifferent,theyallsharedastrongwishtoprotecttheland.IthinkoneimportantreasonforsuccessinWyomingisteamwork.Theyallmustpitchinwhenneeded.Everybodyplaysaslightlydifferentroleatdifferenttimes,amongthestate,thelandtrustsandotherconservationorganizations.Still,peopleinthisstatehaveadeeploveforwildlife,foropenspaces,forprotectinghabitats.It’ssincereandreal.24.WhatdoestheWWNRTdoaccordingtothetext?A.Itmoveswildlifetosaferplaces.B.Itbuildshousesforlocalsinneed.C.Itfundsprojectstoprotectfarmland.D.Itcallsonlocalstodignewrivers.25.WhichbestdescribestheimpactoftheWWNRTontheGreenRiverValley?A.One-sided.B.Short-lived.C.Significant.D.Replaceable.26.Whatdoestheunderlinedphrase“pitchin”inparagraph6mean?A.Berecognized.B.Dotheirpart.C.Changetheirmind.D.Beexamined.27.WhatdoesthelastparagraphsuggestaboutWyomingpeople?A.Theyloseinterestinwildlife.B.Theytrulycareaboutnature.C.Theypreferbuildingmorehouses.D.Theyexpecthelpfromotherstates.CJustafewsoftsoundsfromaukulelecanhelppeoplefeelcalmandrelaxed.Becauseofthisspecialpowerofmusic,LorrieKubicek,amusictherapist,oftenencouragespatientswithcancerorotherseriousillnessestolearntheinstrument.Inthisway,patientscanfacedifficulttreatmentwithamorepositiveattitude.“Insteadofsaying‘Ihavetogotothehospitalformychemo’,patientsstartsaying‘Ihavetogotothehospitalformyukulelelesson’,”Kubiceksays.Musictherapyisnotonlyapleasantactivity,butalsoshowshowmusicandmedicinecanworktogether.Infact,musichasbeenconnectedwithhealingforaverylongtime.AfterWorldWarⅡ,musictherapywasusedtohelpsoldiersimproveboththeirphysicalandmentalhealth.Inmusictherapy,patientsmaysingsongs,writemusic,playinstruments,listentomusic,ormovetothebeat.Studiesshowthattheseactivitiescanhelprelievestress,makethempainless,improvesleep,andincreasefocus.“Musicconnectsyoutoapartofyourselfthat’swell,”Kubiceksays.“Musicremains,nomatterwhatchallengesapersonisfacing.”Unlikesimplylisteningtomusicthroughheadphonesduringtreatment,musictherapyismorepersonal.Patientsdonotneedanymusicalexperiencetotakepartinit.Beforetreatmentbegins,thetherapisttalkswitheachpatienttolearnabouttheirinterestsandproblems.Thenthetherapistusessuitablemusicalactivitiestohelpthepatientreachpersonalgoals.Arecentresearchreviewhasshownthatmusictherapycangreatlyreduceanxietyduringmedicaltreatment.“Tomaximizethetherapy’sbenefits,findabalancebetweentakingrisksandstayinginyourcomfortzone,”Kubiceksays.“Whenwe’reexploringmusic,oftenwe’retryingsomethingnewforthefirsttime.‘Findthatstretchzone’,becauseyoudon’tknowthefulleffectofmusiccandoforyouuntilyoutry.”28.WhydoesKubicekencouragepatientstolearntheukulele?A.Toreducetheircostofmedicalcare.B.Topreparethemforpublicactivities.C.Toimprovetheirperformanceonstage.D.Toenablethemtofacetreatmentpositively.29.Whatbenefitcanmusictherapybringtopatients?A.Developingprofessionalmusicalskills.B.Reducingstressandphysicaldiscomfort.C.Avoidingallsideeffectsduringtreatment.D.Recoveringfromillnesswithoutmuchmedicine.30.Whatcanbeinferredaboutmusictherapyfromthetext?A.Itfocusesonpersonalneeds.B.Ithasbeenwidelyusedinhospital.C.Itdependsontechnology.D.Itworksbetteringroups.31.Whichcanbethebesttitleforthetext?A.HowtoBecomeaMusicTherapistB.AWaytoLearnMusicC.TheHistoryofMedicalTreatmentD.MusicasMedicineDFordecades,NASAhasadvancedon-boardspacecraftcomputerprocessorsthatperformthefunctionsneededtosupportmissionsuccess.Spacecomputingbeganinthe1960sduringtheApollomissions.Atthattime,ApolloGuidanceComputerplayedanimportantroleinguidance,navigation,andcontrol.Later,specialprocessorsthatcouldworkunderstrongradiationbecamewidelyusedinspaceexploration.NASAhassuccessfullyusedcomputersonMarsrovers,orbiters,andspacetelescopes.Theseprocessorshaveworkedforyearsinextremeconditions.However,futurespacemissionswillbecomelongerandmorecomplex.Asaresult,scientistsneedcomputerswithstrongercomputingpowerandgreaterindependence.Inthiscase,NASAworkedwithacompanytodevelopanewtechnologycalledHighPerformanceSpaceflightComputing.Thisnewsystemcanprovidemorethan100timesthecomputingpowerofolderprocessors.Italsocombinescomputingandnetworkinginonedevice,whichhelpsreduceenergyuseandsystemcost.Thenewprocessorincludesdifferenttypesfordifferentmissionneeds.Oneversionisdesignedfordeep-spacemissionstotheMoon,Mars,andbeyond.Itcanworksafelyindifficultenvironmentsandsupportreal-timeautonomoustasks.AnotherversionprovidesfaulttoleranceandcybersecurityforlowEarthorbitsatellites.UsingadvancedEthernettoconnectmultiplesensorsorcollectseveralchips,HighPerformanceSpaceflightcanprovidelargeamountsofdataonboardandautonomouslymakereal-timedecisions,suchasdrivingroversathighspeedsorsortingscientificimages.Continuoussystemhealthmonitoringandanintegratedsecuritycontrollerensurethesecomplexoperationsremainsafeandreliable.Thistechnologyisnotonlyusefulforspacemissions.Similarprocessorsmayalsobeusedinmedicalequipment,communicationservices,artificialintelligence,aviation,andenergysystemsonEarth.Bysharingthesametechnologyinspaceanddailylife,thenewsystemmayreduceriskandcostforbothgovernmentandcommercialusers.32.WhydoesNASAneedanewgenerationofspaceprocessors?A.Futuremissionsrequiremoreadvancedsystems.B.Spacecraftnowdependslessoncomputersystems.C.Scientistshopetotakepartinmorespacemissions.D.Olderprocessorscannolongerworkinadifficultenvironmentanymore.33.Whatcanweknowaboutthenewprocessorsfordifferentmissions?A.Theyareoperatedonlyindeepspace.B.Theydemandseparatenetworks.C.Theyaredesignedwithspecialfunctions.D.Theymainlyworkforscientificresearch.34.Whatisanadvantageofthenewcomputingtechnology?A.Itfeaturesimmediatedecisionsinspace.B.ItcontrolsallsatellitesfromEarth.C.Itcutsthenumberofspacemissions.D.Itreplacessensorsonspacecraft.35.Whatdoestheauthorwanttoillustrateaboutthenewtechnology?A.Itwilldefinitelyreshapespaceexploration.B.Itismainlydevelopedforbusinessuse.C.Itcansolveeveryprobleminspacetravel.D.Itmayaffectbothspaceanddailylife.第二节（5小题，每题2.5分，满分12.5分）OvercomingtheFearoftheUnknownThefirststepinovercomingfearistoadmititopenlyandhonestly.Manypeopleignoretheirfearoftheunknown,hopingitwilldisappear.____36____.Instead,acceptthefear:Itisnaturaltofeelafraidwhenfacinguncertainty.Admittingyourfearletsyoutakecontrolratherthanbecontrolledbyit.____37____.Theunknownfeelsoverwhelmingbecauseofunpredictablefactors,butyoucanalwaysinfluencesomepartsofasituation.Listthesecontrollableelements,suchasyourpreparation,attitude,andeffortwhenstartingsomethingnew.Movingattentionfromwhatyoucannotchangetowhatyoucanchangecanreduceanxiety,makinguncertaintyfeelmoremanageable.Howyouseetheunknowndirectlyaffectsyourfear.Ifyouonlyviewuncertaintyaspossiblefailure,yourfearwillgrow.____38____.Thisshiftinmindsetcanletyouwelcomenewpossibilities.Overcomingfeardoesnotneedbigsteps;smallandsteadyactionsworkbetter.Challengeyourselfwithsmalldailyuncertainties,liketryinganewfoodortakingadifferentpath.Eachsmallstepbuildsconfidence,slowlyenlargingyourcomfortzone.____39____.Mindfulnesshelpscalmanxietyandkeepsyourealisticinuncertainty.____40____.Whenanxiousthoughtsappear,focusonthepresent.Regularmindfulnessbuildsacalm,balancedwaytofacetheunknown,helpingyoudealwithuncertaintygentlyandeffectively.A.FocusonwhatyoucancontrolB.However,pretendingfeardoesnotexistonlygivesitmorepowerC.Butifyoucanseeitasachanceforlearning,everythingwillchangeD.ReflectingonthepastgoodexperiencescanimproveyourconfidenceE.TechniqueslikemindfulobservationpullyoubackfromfutureworriesF.SeekingsupportfromotherscanprovideyouwithdifferentperspectivesG.Thesesmallwinsaddup,makingtheunknownlessfrighteningovertime36.____37.____38.____39.____40.____第三部分语言运用（共两节，满分30分）第一节完形填空（15小题，每题1分，满分15分）Onesnowyday,Iwalkedintheneighborhoodbehindmyapartmenttoenjoythesnow.Offinthedistance,I____41____asmalldog.Itwasshakinghard,anditlookedso____42____.Ihadnoexcusestoleaveitalone.Itwasfriendlytome.Ipetteditgentlyanddecidedtofollowit,tryingtofinditsowner.Isoonfoundthedoghadlostits____43____.ThelocalanimalshelterwasclosedwhenItriedto____44____it.Irangmydad,buthecouldnotofferany____45____.Therefore,I____46____someleafletswithphotosofthedogaroundtheneighbourhoodtoseekitsowner.____47____,someneighborscametohelp.Thoughsomedidnotknowthedog,they____48____totellmeoncetheygotnews.Twovoluntarilyjoinedthe____49____.OneandIcontinuedtoaskaround,andtheotherletusintowarmthedogandprovidesomemealswhilemakingcalls.Withnouseful____50____,allofthehopesseemedlost,andthenweplannedtocheckforamicrochipatananimalhospital.Wesetoffbycarand____51____thedogtothehospital.Thankstoeveryone’sjointefforts,thedoganditsfamilyeventually____52____.Itslippedoutfromanopengatebyaworker.Theexperiencetaughtmea(n)____53____aboutpeople’skindness.Littleactsofhelpfromstrangers____54____peoplecloselyandturnan____55____intoahappyendinginourcommunity.41.A.spottedB.rejectedC.monitoredD.scared42.A.strangeB.normalC.happyD.pitiful43.A.balanceB.wayC.sightD.mind44.A.repairB.sellC.reachD.observe45.A.ideasB.complaintsC.joysD.explanations46.A.madeoutB.pickedoutC.putupD.tookup47.A.GraduallyB.StrangelyC.AmazinglyD.Fortunately48.A.hurriedB.failedC.pretendedD.promised49.A.guideB.organizationC.searchD.argument50.A.cluesB.goalsC.examplesD.supplies51.A.droveB.wishedC.walkedD.held52.A.leftB.reunitedC.travelledD.survived53.A.storyB.approachC.lessonD.skill54.A.surpriseB.connectC.comfortD.greet55.A.experimentB.arrangementC.errorD.accident第二节语法填空（10小题，每题1.5分，满分15分）Chinaissteppingupeffortstocultivateyoungartificialintelligence(AI)talenttomeetthefastgrowthofAItechnology.AteenAIacademyopenedinBeijinglateMarch,foundedbylocaleducationdepartmentsandaresearchinstitution.Itwillemployteachersfrom31topuniversities,trainingmiddleschoolstudents____56____takepartinnationalresearchandinnovativeprojects.Shanghaialsoannouncedrelevantplanstwoyearsago,anditsteenAIacademy,____57____(found)withthejointeffortsofShanghaiJiaoTongUniversityandtheChinaWelfareInstituteChildren’sPalace,____58____(official)operatedinlate2025.TopdomesticuniversitiesareexpandingAIenrollmentscaletokeepupwith____59____(diversity)marketdemands.ShanghaiJiaoTongUniversitystandsoutas____60____AIeducationpioneer,offeringdifferentmajorsandcross-disciplinarycourses.Meanwhile,AIeducationisgaining____61____(popular)inbasiceducation.BeijingandShanghaihavelaunchedearlyyouthtalenttrainingprograms,____62____attractnumerousapplicantsandenjoyfierceadmissioncompetition.Nationalpolicies____63____(promote)AIcoursesinprimaryandsecondaryschoolssince2017.Clearlearningtargetsaredesignedforstudentsofdifferentages,____64____majorcitieshaveworkedoutlocalplanstoadvanceAIeducation.Educatorsand____65____(expert)aimtoformacompletetalentchaincoveringbasiceducation,highereducationandindustry,cultivatingyoungtalenttoimprovefuturetechnologicalinnovation.56.____57.____58.____59.____60.____61.____62.____63.____64.____65.____第四部分写作（共两节，满分40分）第一节（15分）假定你是李华，你校校园公众号(officialaccount)未设英文板块，一些交换生难以通过它了解校园动态。请你给负责人MrChris写一封邮件，提议在该公众号上增设英文栏目CampTalk，内容包括：1.写作目的；2.栏目的内容和优点；3.表达期待。注意：1.写作词数应为80个左右；2.请按格式作答。DearMrChris,______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Yours,LiHua第二节（25分）Oneafternoon,whenRohanwastaskedwithcleaningtheatticofhisgrandfather’soldhouse,hefoundamusicalinstrument,longandelegant.Herecognizeditimmediatelyasasarod,aninstrumentofclassicalIndianmusic.Itbelongedtohisgrandfather,amanhecouldn’trememberclearly.Rohancarefullywipedthedustaway.Hepulledastring.Itwasavoicehehadneverheard,yetsomehowunderstoodperfectly.Healsofoundanold,fadedinstructionbookhiddeninsidethesarodcase.Thelessonswerecomplexandneededextremepatience.Hisfirstattemptswereterrible.Hisneighborscomplained.Hisunclelaughedathim.ButRohanignoredthemall.Hedecidedhewouldlearntoplay.Thissuddendecisionwasunlikeanythinghehadfeltbefore.Thesparkhadlitinsidehim.Hespenthiseveningspracticing.Hepracticedinahiddenshedbehindthehouse.Hedidnotaimforperfection,butfordailypractice.Heunderstoodthatmasterywasnotasinglebigleap,butatiny,repeatedsteps.Eachday,hespentpreciselyonehourwiththesarod