2025~2026学年黑龙江省鸡西市第一中学度高二年级第二学期期中考试英语试卷

2025~2026学年黑龙江省鸡西市第一中学度高二年级第二学期期中考试英语试卷一、听力选择题1.Whatjobisthemanapplyingfor?

A．Anassistanteditor.B．Awriter.C．Adesigner.2.Wheredoestheconversationmostprobablytakeplace?

A．Inahospital.B．Ataschool.C．Inashop.3.Whatarethespeakersmainlytalkingabout?

A．Abusystreet.B．Abusinessplan.C．Alocalcafé.4.Whatdoesthewomanmean?

A．Shehasalreadyseenthefilm.B．Shedoesn’twanttoseethefilm.C．Shepreferstowatchthefilmalone.5.Whatpartofthepresentationisthewomanstrugglingwith?

A．Themainbody.B．Theconclusion.C．Theintroduction.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。6.Whydoesthewomantalktotheman?

A．Tobookaticket.B．Toaskfordirections.C．Tomakeacomplaint.7.Whatdoesthemanpromisetodo?

A．Returntheticketmoney.B．Speaktothenoisypeople.C．Changethewoman’sseat.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。8.WhatisSarahdoingfortheruralschool?

A．Teachingstudentsthere.B．Repairingthelibrarybuilding.C．Collectingbooksforitslibrary.9.What’stheman’sattitudetowardtheproject?

A．Supportive.B．Doubtful.C．Uninterested.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。10.WhatisNeighborland?

A．Alocalnewspaper.B．Acommunitywebsite.C．Apublicservicecenter.11.WhatdopeopledoonNeighborland?

A．Lookforpart-timejobs.B．Buydailynecessitiestogether.C．Shareandsupportcommunityideas.12.Whatwilllocalagenciesdoafterseeingthesuggestions?

A．Dealwiththematonce.B．Explorefundingchoices.C．Putthemintopracticedirectly.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。13.Whatistherelationshipbetweenthespeakers?

A．Fellowworkers.B．Coachandplayer.C．Interviewerandinterviewee.14.WhydidPatriciaendherplayingcareer?

A．Shesufferedaleginjury.B．Shelostinterestintennis.C．Shewantedahigherincome.15.WhatdidPatriciafinddifficultinhertraining?

A．Keepingscoreaccurately.B．Learningtherulesoftennis.C．Beingstrictwiththeplayers.16.WhatisadisadvantageofPatricia’sjobasajudge?

A．Shedislikestravelling.B．Itaffectsherhomelife.C．Theincomeisverylow.听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。17.WherewillthegroupmeetonApril17th?

A．InthecityofMarrakech.B．IntheAtlasMountains.C．InsomeBerbervillages.18.Whatplacewillthegrouptravelthrough?

A．ApartoftheSahara.B．Somecoastalparks.C．Severaloldtowns.19.Whatisthemostimportantrequirementforthetrip?

A．Beingoutgoingandbrave.B．Beinggoodatmakingfriends.C．Havingmountainhikingexperience.20.Howcanpeopleapplyforthetrip?

A．Bywritingaletter.B．Bysendinganemail.C．Bymakingaphonecall.二、阅读理解SonyWorldPhotographyAwards2026TheSonyWorldPhotographyAwards,firstlaunchedin2007,areamongthemostinfluentialphotographycompetitionsacrosstheglobe.The2026editionhasattractedmorethan430,000worksfromover200countries.WinnersarechosenfromtheOpen,ProfessionalandStudentcompetitions,andtheywillreceivehighqualitySonyphotographyequipmentasprizes.WonderfulWinningWorksAtelopusseminiferus:CapturedbyColombianphotographerJuanJacoboCastilloBarrera,thephotofeaturesacriticallyendangeredAmazontoad(蟾蜍).Itcarriesawarmreminderthatrarewildlifeandtheirhomesareingreatneedofprotection.Rest:CreatedbyNakheonChoifromtheRepublicofKorea,thispiecefreezesaquietmomentofcityworkersrestingbyCheonggyecheonstreaminSeoul,offeringacalmbreakfrombusycitylife.MongolianKazakh:ThispowerfulportraitcomesfromMongolianphotographerJargalsaikhanBayarkhand.ItpresentsaKazakhnomad(游牧民)intraditionalclothingstandinginthebroadnaturalsceneryofMongolia.FishingTogether:KyawZayarLinfromMyanmarrecordedthislovelyscene.ItshowschildrenfishingatInleLakeintheearlymorning,expressingthedeepconnectionbetweenhumansandnature.AdriftintheSeaofWeeds:VietnamesephotographerHieuLinhNguyenskillfullycaughtthegentlebeautyofnature.Softlightandpeacefulwaterplantsmakethepicturecalmandattractive.Celebrity:ThisattractiveworkwasshotbyKazakhphotographerNelyaRachkova.Itcentersonaprayingmantis(螳螂)standingonathistleflowerinthemorninglight,withamazingcompositionanddesign.ExhibitionInformationTheoverallwinnersandPhotographeroftheYearwillbeannouncedattheformalceremonyinLondon.Aftertheceremony,morethan300award-winningphotoswillbeonshowatSomersetHouse.Visitorscanfullyenjoythesecreative,powerfulandtouchingworks.Itisagreatchancetofeelthebeautyoflife,natureanddifferentculturesthroughtheeyesoftalentedphotographersfromallovertheworld.Clickthroughourgallerytoseemoreoftheselections,andheadtoourofficialwebsiteforallthewinningandshortlistedentries.21.Whotookthephotoshowingarelaxingcityscene?

A．NakheonChoi.B．KyawZayarLin.C．JargalsaikhanBayarkhand.D．JuanJacoboCastilloBarrera.22.WhatdoAtelopusseminiferusandCelebrityhaveincommon?

A．Theyshowbusycityviews.B．Theyrecordtraditionalclothes.C．Theyfocusonanimalsinnature.D．Theytellkids’fishingexperiences.23.Whereisthistextmostprobablytakenfrom?

A．Ahistorytextbook.B．Atravelguidebook.C．Amedicalmagazine.D．Aphotographywebsite.CarlosMagdalena,knownasthe“plantsavior,”isaplantresearcherattheRoyalBotanicGardens,Kew,inLondon.Hetravelstheworldsavingendangeredplantsfromnearextinction.Whilemanyconservationheadlinesfocusonanimalslikewhales,Magdalenaarguesthatplantsdeserveequalattention.“Plantsarethemagiciansofouruniverse,”hesays.Magdalena’sjourneybeganwithashrub(灌木)calledcafemarronfromtheislandofRodrigues.Thoughttobeextinctformostofthe20thcentury,asinglesurvivorwasfoundin1980.KewGardensreceivedacutting,butexpertscouldnotgetittoproduceseeds.WhenMagdalenaarrivedin2003,heexperimentedbychangingthewayhehandledtheflowersandgrowingtheplantinwarmerconditions.Suddenly,hesucceededinpropagatingit.TheplantwaslaterreintroducedtoRodrigues.Thistaughthimavaluablelesson:evenifaplantcannotbesavednow,wemaybeabletosaveitinthefuture.AnotherfamousrescueinvolvedthepygmylilyfromRwanda.SeedsfromaGermanuniversityhadfailedtogrow.Onenightwhilecookingdinner,Magdalenahadabreakthrough:theyoungleavesneededmoreCO2fromtheair.Heplacedtheseedsjustonetotwomillimetersbelowthewater’ssurface,allowingtheleavestobreathe.Itworked.Hisdedication,headmits,isoftenmisunderstood,butitmakesincrediblethingspossible.MagdalenaalsodiscoveredagiantwaterlilyinBolivia.Atfirstglance,heknewitwasdifferentfromthetwoknownspecies.Afteryearsofresearch,includingDNAanalysis,heandhisteamconfirmeditasanewspecies:Victoriaboliviana,withleavestenfeetwide.“Whatelseisoutthere?”hewonders.Withupto100,000plantspeciesstillundiscovered,Magdalena’smissionisfarfromcomplete.HebelievesthatprotectingplantsmeansprotectingthebaseoflifeonEarth.24.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“propagating”inparagraph2probablymean?

A．Discovering.B．Recording.C．Increasing.D．Controlling.25.Whatdoesparagraph3mainlytalkabout?

A．Therescueofthepygmylily.B．ThevalueofCO2forplants.C．Theresearchonanewspecies.D．Thedifficultyofgrowingseeds.26.WhatcanbelearnedaboutMagdalenafromthelastparagraph?

A．Heknowsallplantsintheworldclearly.B．Hehasdiscovered100,000plantspecies.C．Heteachesmanystudentstostudyplants.D．Hewillcontinuehisplantprotectionwork.27.WhichofthefollowingcanbestdescribeMagdalena?

A．Braveandhumorous.B．Devotedandcreative.C．Honestandconfident.D．Calmandcareful.Oneyearafterhisdeath,agenerativeAIversionofactorValKilmerissettoappearinanindependentfilmtitledAsDeepastheGrave.Kilmer,bestknownforplaying“Iceman”inTopGun,hadsignedonforthemoviebeforehepassedawaybutcouldnotperformduetohisdeclininghealth.Kilmerdiedatage65frompneumonia(肺炎)lastApril.In2014,hewasdiagnosedwiththroatcancer,whichledtomultiplesurgeriesandeventuallycosthimhisnaturalspeakingvoice.Beforehisdeath,KilmerworkedwithanAIcompanytodigitallyrecreatehisvoice—atechnologythatwasalreadyusedinTopGun:Maverick.Theactor’sfamilyhasgivenpermissionforhisdigitalimagetobeusedinthenewfilmandwillreceivepaymentforit.Hisdaughter,MercedesKilmer,saidtheroledeeplyappealedtoherfather,whowaspartNativeAmerican.Thefilmisbasedonatruestoryaboutarchaeologists(考古学家)inArizonauncoveringNativeAmericanhistory.TheuseofAIinfilmmakinghasbecomehighlydebatableinHollywood.Recently,acompanycalledXicoialaunchedanAIactornamed“TillyNorwood”andevenreleasedherfirstmusicvideo.Theactors’union,SAG-AFTRA,haspubliclycriticizedsuchusesofAIactors.However,accordingtounionrules,digitalrepresentationsofperformersareallowediftheactorsgivetheirapproval.Ifanactorhasdied,permissionmustbeprovidedbyalegalrepresentativeortheunionitself.Fortheirnewfilm,thefilmmakers,writer-directorCoerteVoorheesandproducerJohnVoorhees,saidinanemail,“Webelieveweareservingasademonstratorforhowtodoitethicallyandcorrectly,especiallywhenworkingwiththefamilyofthelateactorKilmer.”AsAsDeepastheGraveaimsforreleaselaterthisyear,itraisesimportantquestions:ShouldAIbringbackdepartedactorsfornewroles?Andwhereshouldthelinebedrawnbetweenartisticpossibilityandrespectforthedead?28.WhywasKilmerabletohavevoiceperformanceinTopGun:Maverick?

A．Hereceivedvoicetreatment.B．Heturnedtoasingerforhelp.C．AIhelpedrebuildhislostvoice.D．Hepracticedspeakingtorecover.29.Whatcanbeconcludedabouttheproductionofthenewfilm?

A．Itfollowedtherulessetbytheactors’union.B．Itwascriticizedbytheactors’unionpublicly.C．ItwasopposedbyKilmer’sfamilymembers.D．Itwasproducedwithouttheunion’sapproval.30.Whatdoesthelastparagraphsuggest?

A．ArtistsrefusetouseAItechnology.B．AIcanfullyreplacerealactorsinfilms.C．AIuseinfilmscauseswideconcern.D．ThepublicignoresAI’smoralproblems.31.Whatisthebesttitleforthetext?

A．TheRiseofIndependentFilmIndustryB．SAG-AFTRACriticizesNewMusicVideoC．ValKilmer’sFinalBattlewithPneumoniaD．AIBringsaDepartedActorBacktotheScreenAsbubblesrippledacrossafrozenFinnishlake,diverDaanJacobssurfacedfromaholecarvedintothickice.Hehadjustspent45minuteseightmetersbelowthesurface,wheresunlightshonethroughtheArcticiceandfishswamaroundrocks.Itisaremoteworldfewwilleversee,especiallyinwinter,whentemperaturesonlandcandroptominus40degrees.JacobsisabiodiversityadviserfromtheNetherlands,butheisalsooneofagrowingnumberofpeopletrainedtodiveunderpolarice.HerecentlytookpartinaPolarScientificDivingclassinnorthernFinland.Theprogram,designedbytheFinnishScientificDivingAcademy,aimstotrainthenextgenerationofscientiststostudylifebeneaththeArcticandAntarcticice.Whyisthistrainingsourgent?TheArcticiswarmingfourtimesfasterthantherestoftheplanet.Highertemperaturescausepolarbearstobecomeweakerandhungrierbecausetheydependonseaicetohunt.InAntarctica,meltingicesheetsareraisingsealevelsanddisruptingoceanecosystems.Tounderstandhowclimatechangeaffectsplantsandanimalsthatliveundertheice,scientistsneedtogotherethemselves.However,expertssayonlyafewhundredpeopleintheworldhavethenecessarydivingskillsandscientificbackground.AccordingtoBritishAntarcticSurveymarinebiologistSimonMorley,draggingnetsacrosstheseafloorwoulddestroythehabitat,androbotscanusuallypickuponlyonespecimen(样本)atatime.“Adivercangodownandpickup12urchins(海胆),puttheminabagwithoutaffectingtherestofthesystem,”Morleyexplained.Duringthetraining,studentsmustlearntodiveundericenearlyameterthickinwaterjustabovefreezing.Theyalsofacefreezingairtemperaturesandstrongwinds.Thetopsidesupportteammustoperateequipmenttokeepdiverssafewhileavoidingfrostbite.Diversmustalsolearntohandleemergencies,suchaswhensomeonecannotfindtheexithole.Despitethedifficulties,thediversdescribetheexperienceasincredible.“Itlooksincrediblefrombeneaththeice,”saidCarolineChen,ascientificdiver.32.Whatdoestheauthorwanttoshowbymentioningpolarbearsinparagraph3?

A．Theirlivingandhuntinghabits.B．ThebadeffectofArcticwarming.C．Thedifficultiestheyfaceinwinter.D．TheirvalueintheArcticfoodchain.33.WhatdoesSimonMorleythinkofhumandivers?

A．Theyarenecessaryfortheresearch.B．Theydestroythelivingenvironment.C．Theyarereplacedbyrobotscompletely.D．Theyworkmoreslowlythanmachines.34.Whatcanwelearnaboutthetraining?

A．Itisfitforallcommondivers.B．Itisdangerousandchallenging.C．ItoccursinAntarcticcoastalareas.D．Itneedsnosupportfromthetopside.35.Whatisthewriter’spurposeinwritingthistext?

A．Totellrisksofsealevelrising.B．ToshowbeautyunderArcticice.C．Tocallonprotectingpolarbears.D．Tointroducepolarscientificdiving.Inthemoderneraofromance,technologyplaysabigroleinhowweconnectwithpartners.Videocallsandphonecallsaregreatfordeepconversations,buttextingisthemostpopularwayfordailycommunication.Thisallowscouplestostayconnectedthroughoutthedaywithoutinterruptingworkorschool.36.Thewayyoutextmattersasmuchasthewordsyouchoose.Hereareusefultextingstrategiestogrowclosertoyourpartner.●Replytomessagesinatimelymanner.Intheearlystagesofarelationship,trusthasn’tfullybeenbuiltyet.37.Manyyoungadultspreferaresponsewithinfifteenminutes.Thisdoesn’tmeanyouhavetobetiedtoyourphone.Itjustshowsyourpartnerthattheyareapriority,makingitclearyou’reinterestedandreliable.●Findahealthybalance.Constantmessagingmayseemromanticatfirst,butitcancauseburnout.Textingtoomuchcanmakeyourunoutoftopicsorfeeltired.38.Thekeyistofindarhythmthatworksforbothofyou.It’shealthytotakebreaksandfocusonyourownlife.●Clarifyyourexpectations.39.Somepeoplelikefrequentupdates,whileotherssavemeaningfultalksfortheevening.Misunderstandingshappenwhenexpectationsdon’tmatch.Dowhatyoupromise,andavoidoveranalyzingsilence.Anunansweredmessageusuallymeansyourpartnerisbusy,notupset.●40.Textingisusefulbutshouldn’treplaceface-to-faceinteraction.Beingtoodependentonsmartphoneslowersrelationshipsatisfaction.Setasidetimetodisconnectfromyourdevices.Usetextingforquickthoughtsorsettingdates,andsavedeeptalksforwhenyou’retogether.

A．KnowwhentounplugB．However,justsendingmessagesisnotenoughC．LearntoexpressyourfeelingsdirectlyinpersonD．EverycouplehasdifferentcommunicationstylesE．TextingtoolittlemaymakeyourpartnerfeelignoredF．ReplyingwithinareasonabletimehelpsbuildasenseofsecurityG．Butdeepandwarmcommunicationrequiresmorethansimpletexts三、完形填空Twofirstresponders(应急人员)whowereoncestrangershavebeenforeverlinked,notbytheirjobs,butbyaselflessorgandonation.In2020,NewYorkCityPoliceSgt.ChristopherRomerobeganexperiencing41issuesafterroutinebloodtests,andhisphysicalconditiontookasteadydownhillturn.Hiskidneys(肾脏)werefailing,42himtodependondialysis(透析)tosurvive.WhatRomerodidnotknowwasthathissecondchanceat43camefromLucasGorelick,acollegejuniorandEMT(EmergencyMedicalTechnician)fromtheUniversityofNevada,Reno.Gorelick44researchingorgandonationaftermeetingakidneytransplant(移植)recipient.Hewonderediftherewasadatabaseconnectingfirstresponderstooneanotherandsoon45KidneysforCommunities,anationalnonprofitthatfreelymatchesdonorswithcommunitiesthey46.Meanwhile,afellowofficeradvisedRomeroto47aprofileontheorganization’swebsite.GorelickreadRomero’s48andfeltstronglydrawntohelp,sohevolunteeredtotakeatest.Miraculously,theywerea49match.Thoughpeoplecalledhim50andhesometimeshadsecondthoughts,Gorelick51weighedtherisksandrewards.Hechosetohelpsomeoneindesperate52.DuringhisDecemberholidaybreak,he53asix-hourtransplantsurgery,savingRomero’slife.ThetwofirstrespondersfinallymetinNewYorkCity.Deeply54,RomerocalledGorelickanangel.Thetwonowsharealifelong55,justlikeclosebrothers.41.A．familyB．moneyC．healthD．diet42.A．forcingB．allowingC．inspiringD．expecting43.A．educationB．lifeC．friendshipD．promotion44.A．imaginedB．riskedC．startedD．resisted45.A．organizedB．representedC．sponsoredD．found46.A．careaboutB．seeoffC．competewithD．counton47.A．checkB．createC．analyzeD．copy48.A．speechB．diaryC．storyD．interview49.A．poorB．darkC．loudD．perfect50.A．crazyB．modestC．politeD．selfish51.A．possiblyB．carefullyC．unwillinglyD．proudly52.A．peaceB．joyC．surpriseD．need53.A．performedB．ignoredC．receivedD．assessed54.A．thoughtfulB．doubtfulC．regretfulD．grateful55.A．passionB．bondC．dreamD．secret四、语法填空阅读下面短文，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。ProfessorDanHansongfromNanjingUniversityhasnoticeda56(worry)trendamongEnglishmajors:manystrugglewithreadinglongnovelsorevenshortstories.Hebelievesthislackof57(patient)isaglobalissueineducationalcontexts.Therapidriseofartificialintelligencehasmadestudentsincreasinglyreliantonnewtechnologiesforreadingandwriting,weakeningtheirabilitytofocus.TheideaofreadingaclassiclikeCrimeandPunishment,fromcovertocoverinashorttimehasbecomealmostunimaginable.Evenreading100to200pagesisoftenviewedas58challenge.Inresponse,Chinahastakenaction.OnFebruary1,anewregulationtopromotereading59(take)effect.Itaimstoimprovepublicreadingfacilitiestosupportbothdigital60traditionalreading.PremierLiQianghasalsohighlightedtheneed61(strengthen)thenationalreadingpromotionsystem.Theseeffortsarepartofthe15thFive-YearPlan.ProfessorDansupportsthese62(initiative).Hebelievesthegovernmentshouldcreateasocialenvironment63readingisseenas“cool”.AlawstudentnamedChenZiwenagrees.Shesaysreadinghelpsherunderstandhumannatureandfindcertaintyinafast-changingworld.Shedescribesreading64a“treasurehunt”thatdevelopsimagination.Althoughmanyofherpeersprefertravelingorvideogames,shebelievesreadingremainsaprofoundly65(value)andmeaningfulactivity.五、书信写作66.假定你是李华，你校英语社团将举办“EnglishPoetryReading”活动。请你给外教Mr.Chris写一封邮件，内容包括：1.写信目的；2.活动时间、地点；3.恳请其担任评委。注意：1.写作词数应为80个左右；2.请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。DearMr.Chris,_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Yourssincerely,LiHua六、书面表达67.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。Themorningstartedwithrainpatteringgentlyagainstthewindow.Twelve-year-oldMiasatquietlyonherbed,watchingraindropsracedowntheglass,herheartasheavyasthedarkcloudsoutside.Downstairs,herparents’voicesroseandfellwithsharptension,makinghersinkdeeperintoherpillow(枕头).“Can’ttheyjusttalkwithoutshouting?”shewhisperedtoWhiskers,hercat,whorubbedagainstherlegasifsharinghersadness.Mia’sfamilywasundergreatstressrecently.Herfather,anarchitect,buriedhimselfinworkandstayedoutlateeverynight.Hermot