2025~2026学年黑龙江齐齐哈尔九校高一第二学期期中考试英语试卷

2025~2026学年黑龙江齐齐哈尔九校高一第二学期期中考试英语试卷一、听力选择题1.WhywasKarenunabletogotoJennifer’sparty?

A．Shehadtogotoacinema.B．Shewaslockedinthehouse.C．Shewastoosleepytogoout.2.WhatistheprobablerelationshipbetweenMaryandthewoman?

A．Strangers.B．Co-workers.C．Oldclassmates.3.WhenwillthewomanprobablygotoChicago?

A．Today.B．Tomorrow.C．Twodayslater.4.Whydoesthewomantalktotheman?

A．Togetabagdelivered.B．Tomakefriendswithhim.C．Toadvisehimtogoabroad.5.Whatarethespeakersmainlytalkingabout?

A．Ahistoryclass.B．Akindoffood.C．Anancientdynasty.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。6.Wheredoestheconversationprobablytakeplace?

A．Atthewoman’shome.B．Inataxi.C．Attheairport.7.Whenwillthewoman’sflighttakeoff?

A．At2:00pm.B．At4:00pm.C．At6:00pm.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。8.Whatdothespeakersthinkofthevisittothepark?

A．Disappointing.B．Enjoyable.C．Stressful.9.WhatdoesAmyplantodotomorrownight?

A．Attendaparty.B．Dosomecleaning.C．Studyforanexam.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。10.WhenwillthemangotoBenny’sChopHouse?

A．OnTuesday.B．OnWednesday.C．OnThursday.11.Whowillhavedinnerwiththeman?

A．Hisfamily.B．Acouple.C．Hisstudents.12.Whatwillthemandonext?

A．Cancelhisreservation.B．Providepersonalinformation.C．Findatableinthesmokingarea.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。13.Whatdoesthemanusuallyreadnow?

A．Newspapers.B．Magazines.C．Onlinenews.14.Howmanydifferentkindsofpizzasdoesthemachineoffer?

A．Four.B．Five.C．Seven.15.Whatdoesthewomansayaboutthemachine?

A．Itisquitenecessary.B．Itmightnotbepopular.C．Itwillcertainlysucceed.16.Whatisanadvantageofthemachineaccordingtotheman?

A．Its24-hourservice.B．Tastyfoodmadebyit.C．Thelowproductioncost.听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。17.WhendidMr.Carlepassaway?

A．Attheageof55.B．Attheageof70.C．Attheageof91.18.WhichisMr.Carle’sbest-knownbook?

A．TheGrouchyLadybug.B．TheVeryHungryCaterpillar.C．Papa,PleaseGettheMoonforMe.19.WhoaremostofMr.Carle’sbooksintendedfor?

A．Children.B．Adults.C．Elderlypeople.20.Whydoesthespeakergivethetalk?

A．Torecommendaschoolprogram.B．Toencouragestudentstoreadbooks.C．Torememberafamousauthorandartist.二、阅读理解FourBestTravelMoviesTheGrandBudapestHotelDirectedbyWesAndersonandstarringalonglistofbignameactors(JeffGoldblum,WilliamDafoe,RalphFiennes,HarveyKeitel,JudeLaw,BillMurray,andEdwardNorton,justtonameafew),TheGrandBudapestHoteltakesplaceinsideafamousEuropeanhotel.ThetownofGörlitzinSaxony,Germanywasthemainfilminglocationforthisfilm.TheSecretLifeofWalterMittyWalterMitty(playedbyBenStiller)worksatamagazineandhisuneventfuldaysarefilledwithdaydreamsofadventure.Whenafilmnegative(底片)goesmissing,Walterhastotraveltofar-awaylocationstolookforthenegative.HisjourneytakeshimtoGreenland,Iceland,andAfghanistan.Thisisalife-changingexperienceforWalter,whoendsupbecomingamoreconfidentpersonandstartingreal-lifeadventures.MidnightinParisGil(playedbyOwenWilson)isvisitingPariswithhisfuturewife(playedbyRachelMcAdams)andherparents.Heisconsideringgivinguphisjobasafilmwriterinordertoputmoretimeintowritinghisnovel,when,atmidnight,heistransportedintoParisinthe1920’s.HemeetsPicasso,ErnestHemingway,GertrudeStein,andF.ScottFitzgerald.Thisreshapeswhathethinksabouthismarriageandhisfuture.TouchingtheVoidTouchingtheVoidisareal-lifeadventurestorythattakesplaceinthemountainsofPeru.JoeSimpsonandSimonYatesarethefirstpeopletosuccessfullyclimbSiulaGrande.Duringtheirdescent(下山),disasterstrikes.Simpsonfallsashortdistance,breakinghisleg.Thisisanamazingstoryofsurvivalandthedangersthatgowithmountaineering.21.InwhichcountrywasTheGrandBudapestHotelmainlyfilmed?

A．Peru.B．France.C．Germany.D．Afghanistan.22.WhodidOwenWilsonplayinMidnightinParis?

A．Picasso.B．Gil.C．GertrudeStein.D．ErnestHemingway.23.WhatareJoeSimpsonandSimonYatesmostprobably?

A．Filmwriters.B．Hotelwaiters.C．Mountainclimbers.D．Magazinephotographers.Peopleoftenlosetouchwiththeirchildhoodfriends,yetthememoriesremainfresh.IntheUK,twochildhoodsweetheartsfromthe1930sreunited(团聚)after85years.JimDougalwasfortunatetohavehissonAlistairresearchingthefamilytreewhenanoldclassphotocaughthisattention.DougalwasborninEyemouthin1928andstudiedattheEyemouthPrimary.There,hemethischildhoodfriend,BettyDavidson,withwhomheusedtowalkhand-in-handonhiswaytoschool.Buttheylosttouchin1939.Observingtheclassphototakenin1936,Alistairrecognizedhisfather,about8yearsoldatthetime,andDavidson,hisfather’schildhoodfriend,amongtherest30childreninthephoto.Alistairstartedtotrace(追溯)allthepeopleinthephotoanduncoverinterestingfactsaboutthem.Alistairreliedonhisfather’ssurprisinglong-termmemorytotraceallthepeopleinthephoto.HeeventuallyfoundoutthatDougalandDavidsonwerethelastonesstanding.“IwasalmostcertainIhadtracedhertoNorthYorkshireafewyearsback,”Alistairsaid,speakingoffindingDavidson.Determinedtotracehisfather’sbestfriend,AlistairpostedacopyoftheclassphotoontheInternetforhelp.Luckily,Davidson’snieceresponded(回复)tothepostsaying,“That’smyauntDavidsonand,yes,sheisaliveandwell,andinNorthYorkshire.”Withouthesitation,AlistairwrotetoDavidsonandhereceivedacallfromherverysoon.“Shealsosentmeaphotoshehad,afterallthoseyears,ofherandmyfathertogether,alongwithhersister,takeninabout1936,”Alistairnoted.DougalandDavidsonmetupinNorthYorkshire,whereDavidsonlivesneartheNorthallertonregion.ThoughheandhisfamilyliveinEssex,Dougaldidnotmindtravelingtohisfriend’stownandexpectedtomeethersoon.DougalandDavidsonrecreatedachildhoodphoto.“Theylookashappyandcomfortabletogetherastheydidsomanyyearsago,”Alistairshared.24.WhatledAlistairtopayattentiontotheclassphoto?

A．Studyinghisfamilytree.B．AvisittoDavidson.C．Touringhisfather’sschool.D．Awalkonhiswaytoschool.25.HowdidAlistairtracethepeopleintheclassphoto?

A．Throughaclassreunionparty.B．Withthehelpofhisfather.C．BymovinghometoNorthYorkshire.D．Byrelyingonhischildhoodmemories.26.WhatdidDavidsondoafterreceivingAlistair’sletter?

A．Shecontactedhersister.B．Shejoinedanonlinegroup.C．Sheexpresseddoubts.D．Sherespondedquickly.27.HowdidDougalmostprobablyfeelaboutmeetingDavidson?

A．Calm.B．Frightened.C．Excited.D．Regretful.Withwarmwater,thegoodsmellofshampoo,conditioner,andsoaps,andquietmomentsofreflection,showeringtimeistheperfectwaytorelax.Butwhatifyoucouldmaketheexperiencemorecomfortable?Apopularsocialmediatrend(潮流)called“darkshowering”isdoingjustthat.Itshowsthesimpleactofchangingyourlightscanmakeadifferencewhenitcomestocalmingdown.Darkshoweringsimplymeanstakingashowerwithoutstronglighting—usuallywiththelightsoffordimmed(昏暗).NidhiPandya,adoctor,says,“Theabsenceofbrightlighthelpssoftenthebody’sstressresponseandtellsthebodytorelax.”Totrythetrend,dimthelightsinyourbathroomtoapointthatmakesyoufeelrelaxed,andmakesureyoustillseeandcanentertheshowersafely.Dr.DanielAmen,apsychiatrist,recommendseasingintotheexperience.Beginbysofteningthelightsonehourorupto90minutesbeforebedtime.Toaddtotheexperience,enjoysimplecomfortslikebodyoil.Theexperiencedoesn’thavetolastalongtime—even15to20minutescanbebeneficial.Dimmingthelightshasthepowertolowerstress,becauseshoweringinthedarklowersvisualstimulation(视觉刺激),whichcalmsdownthenervoussystem.Adarkshowerbeforebedcanalsohelpyousleep.Theriseandfallofbodytemperatureduetoawarmshowerbeforebedhasbeencontributingtotheproductionofmelatonin,whichhasbeenproventohelppeoplefeelsleepyandreduceanxiety.Alessstimulatingenvironmentduetothedarknessstrengthensthisbenefitevenmore.“Theexperiencecanalsoturnanegativemindsetintoacalmerstate.Evenashortdarkshowermayleavepeoplefeelingrefreshedmentally,”saysDr.Mazer,apsychologist.Sodimthelights,lightacandle,andplayrelaxingmusic—thenenjoyyourshower.28.Whydoestheauthorraiseaquestioninthefirstparagraph?

A．Todoubtapopularonlineexperience.B．Toleadinthetopicof“darkshowering”.C．Tofirereaders’interestinsocialmedia.D．Topointouttheproblemwithshowering.29.Whatareyouadvisedtodowhiletryingdarkshowering?

A．Spendmorethan20minutes.B．Avoidusingbodyoil.C．Ensureyoursafety.D．Keeplightingasdimaspossible.30.Whatisparagraph4mainlyabout?

A．Benefitsofdarkshowering.B．Tipsonchanginglighting.C．Rulesforrelaxingshowers.D．Typesofdaytimesleep.31.Whatistheauthor’spurposeinwritingthetext?

A．Tointroduceatraditionallifestyle.B．Toexplorehealthissues.C．Tocomparewaystocalmdown.D．Torecommendatrend.AsNorthAmericafightsincreasinglyworryingwildfireseasons,oneteamofU.S.researchersissuggestingsomethingamongthelowestoflow-technologystrategies:Toletbeavers—animalsthataregoodatbuildingdams(大坝)—dotheirwork.InastudypublishedonMonday,environmentalscientistsatStanfordUniversityandtheUniversityofMinnesotacollectedphotosacrossavastareaofthewesternUnitedStatesandCanadaandresearchedmorethan1,000beaverponds(水塘).“Beaversarenaturallydoingalotofthethingsthathumanstrytodotomanagerivers,”saidstudyco-authorKateMaher.“Humansbuildsomething,leaveitthere,andhopeitlastsformanyyears.Beavers,ontheotherhand,buildsmalldamswherethey’reneededandflexiblymanagewhat’sgoingonwiththewaterintheirenvironment.”Bybuildingdamsacrossrivers,beaverscreatepondsofcoolwaterthroughoutforestedareas,contributingtolocalbiodiversity,andimprovingwaterqualityandreducingthespreadofwildfires.Moreimportantly,beaverpondshelpcreatewhatforestryexpertscall“firerefugia”,orsomeareasthatremainuntouchedevenwhenthesurroundingsburn.Inone2020study,researchersfoundthatareaswithoutbeaverslostthreetimesasmuchvegetation(植被)duringwildfiresasthosewithlotsofdams,onaverage.“Whenthereisafire,ourdatasuggeststhatthebeaver-dammedareasthathavestoredwatercankeepplants‘wet’enoughtomakethemenergeticallyunfavorabletoburn,”thestudyreads.Duetohunting,habitatloss,anddisease,NorthAmericanbeaverpopulationshaveplummetedtobetween10and15millioninthemoderndayfromhighsinthehundredsofmillions.Mostrecently,though,effortstoprotectbeavershavesetthestageforarecovery.“NorthAmericanbeaversaremakingacomeback—andbringingbenefitsforbothhumansandnaturewiththem,”theMondayreleasereads.32.WhatdoesKateMahersayaboutbeavers?

A．Theybuilddamsbasedontheenvironment.B．Theypreferbuildingsthatlastformanyyears.C．Theywillleavethepondsaftercompletingthem.D．Theyareunlikelytoadapttowhat’saroundthem.33.Whatcanbeknownabout“firerefugia”?

A．Theyareshortofwater.B．Theyareunwantedareas.C．Theymakeplantseasilyburn.D．Theymaysurvivewildfires.34.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“plummeted”inthelastparagraphmean?

A．Referred.B．Improved.C．Dropped.D．Recovered.35.Whatcanbeasuitabletitleforthetext?

A．WildfireSeasonsBecomeWorryingB．BeaversCouldHelpFightWildfiresC．BeaverPondsAreCommoninForestsD．AnimalFirefightersAreinGreatDangerLastweekend,myfriendsandIparticipatedinalocalclean-upeventorganizedbyagroupofvolunteerswhowerepassionateaboutprotectingtheenvironment.36.Theeventstartedearlyinthemorning,andwewereeachprovidedwithglovesandrubbishbags.Theparklookedbeautiful,withgreengrassandtalltrees.However,asImovedon,Iwasshockedbyhowmuchwastehadbeenleftbehind.37.Itwasclearthatthepark,thoughlovely,hadbecomeadumping(倾倒)groundforwaste.Weweredividedintogroups,eachassigned(分配)toaspecificareaofthepark.38.Ilearnedhowimportantrecyclingisinreducingtheamountofwastethatendsupinlandfills.Althoughitwashardwork,itfeltrewardingtoseetheparkslowlybecomecleanerandsaferforeveryonewhovisited.Duringashortbreak,oneofthevolunteersgaveatalkabouttheimportanceofreducingwaste.39.Healsoencouragedustoadopteco-friendlyhabits,suchasusingreusablebottles,bags,andcontainers,toreduceourenvironmentalimpact.Bytheendoftheday,wehadcollectedseverallargebagsofrubbish.40.Theexperiencemademerealizethatprotectingtheenvironmentdoesn’talwaysrequirebigactions.Simplesteps,likecleaningupparksandrecycling,canhaveasignificantimpact.Ifeltproudtobepartofsomethingthathelpsourplanet.

A．LocalcommunitiesarecomingupwithsolutionsB．WastemanagementhasbecomeamajorglobalissueC．Therewereplasticbottles,beercans,andevenbrokentoysD．HeexplainedhowplasticwasteisharmfultotheenvironmentE．Thecollectedrubbishwasgroupedintoplastic,paper,andmetalF．ItwasamazingtoseethedifferencewehadmadeinjustafewhoursG．Theeventaimedtocleanupapopularparkandraiseawarenessaboutpollution三、完形填空In1880,14-year-oldMatthewHensonheardstoriesaboutsailors’(水手)excitinglivesatsea.Thetravel,theadventure,andthegoodpaywereall41toyoungHenson.So,hemadea42togotoBaltimore,thenearestseaport,andmanagedtogetajobona43.Forthenextfiveyears,hesailedaroundtheworldandbecamea44sailor.Butlater,Hensoncouldn’t45otherseajobs.HehadtoworkinahatshopinWashington,D.C.Onedayin1887,amancameinto46ahat.Theman,LieutenantRobertPeary,askedtheownerifheknewanyonewithexperienceatsea.Pearywouldsoon47atriptoSouthAmerica.TheshopownerknewHensonwell,sohe48HensontoPeary.Henson’smap-readingandsailingskills49Peary.Soontheybecamefriends.PearytoldHensonabouthis50dream:tobethefirstmantostandon“thetopoftheworld”attheNorthPole.HeaskedHensontohelphimmakethedream51.Overthenextfiveyears,theymadetwotripstogethertotheArctic.However,theywerenotableto52thepoleeithertime.In1908,theywerereadytomaketheirfinal53.Bothwereoverfortyandhad54inthecold.InApril1909,Henson’s55showedtheywereattheNorthPole.TogethertheyexcitedlyplantedtheAmericanflaginthesnow.41.A．frighteningB．attractiveC．similarD．strange42.A．decisionB．rightC．promiseD．chance43.A．busB．trainC．shipD．plane44.A．weakB．lazyC．richD．skilled45.A．missB．acceptC．findD．help46.A．buyB．cutC．returnD．wash47.A．cancelB．finishC．startD．leave48.A．comparedB．introducedC．offeredD．followed49.A．impressedB．exploredC．regrettedD．protected50.A．terribleB．realC．poorD．lucky51.A．spreadoutB．giveupC．cometrueD．breakdown52.A．studyB．reachC．surviveD．open53.A．gameB．partyC．celebrationD．attempt54.A．diedB．enjoyedC．laughedD．suffered55.A．instrumentsB．familiesC．booksD．clothes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。TheSpringFestival,rootedinChineseculture,marks56firstdayofthelunarcalendar,symbolizingrenewalandfamilyunity(团聚).It’satimetosaygoodbyetowinter57welcomespringwithtraditionslikehousecleaning,andbigfamilydinners.Amongthefestival’svaluabletraditions58(be)thegivingofredenvelopes,orhongbao.Redisthedominantcolorduringthefestival,meaning59(happy)andfamilyreunions.Morethanjustaculturaltradition,theSpringFestivalserves60acelebrationofunityandjoy.Throughlivelyperformances,foodfairs,andworkshopsonChinesecrafts(手工艺),itinvitespeoplefromallwalksoflife61(experience)itsenjoyableatmosphere.Thecelebrationsoftenendwithbigculturalshows.ThisFebruary,theNewYorkPhilharmonic(交响乐团)62(hold)awonderfulconcertatLincolnCenter’sDavidGeffenHalltocelebrateNewYear.GaryGinstling,thephilharmonic’spresidentandCEO,calledtheevent“oneofourschedule’sbest63(part),drawingaudiencesworldwide.”InChicago,thousandsgatheredinChinatownforalivelyshowfeaturing64(amaze)dragondances.DaleAdele,apilot,sharedhisprideinhis14-year-oldson65preparedforsixmonthstoperformintheshow.“HeislearningChineseandwantstoattendagoodChineseengineeringschool,”saidAdele.五、书信写作66.你校英文报正在举办以“APersonWhoMakesaDifference”为题的征文活动。请你写一篇短文投稿，内容包括：1.人物简介；2.他/她的主要事迹；3.你的感悟。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。APersonWhoMakesaDifference____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________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。MygrandpawasamasterbakerinNewton,Kansas.Heneverwastedanythinginhisshop.Hewouldbringmevariouscookiesonceortwiceaweek.Theywerethecookieshecouldn’tsellbecausetheywerebroken.Itwasn’tuntilIstartedkindergartenthatIlearnedthatcookiesweresupposedtoberoundandwhole,notbrokenintolittlesquaresortriangles.AfterImadethistroublingdiscovery,IaskedGrandpawhyhegavemebrokencookies.Hesaid,“Grandson,you’resuretomeetalotofbrokenthingsinyourli