2025-2026学年北京市西城区高二（下）期末考试英语试卷（含答案）

高二英语（卷一） 第高二英语（卷一） 第10页（共14页） 2025—2026高二英语 2026.7140120生务必在答题卡指定区域作答，在试卷上作答无效。考试结束后，将本试卷和答题卡一并交回。卷一听力理解（共三节，30分）第一节:(共4小题;每小题2分，共8分)听下面四段对话，每段对话后有一道小题，从每题所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项。每段对话你将听一遍。Whatwillthewomandointhecommunitykitchentonight?Cleanup. B.CookC.Servefood.Whatwilltheweatherbelikeovertheweekend?B.Cloudy. C.WheredidthewomanplantomeetKent?Atthebikepark. B.Inthefrontyard. C.Atthebicycleshop.WhydoesthemanrecommendTheThree-BodyProblem?Itisfullofphysicsconcepts.Itusesspecialwritingtechniques.Ithelpsinspirereaders’imagination.第二节:（共6小题；每小题2分，共12分）AB、C三个选项中选出最佳选项。每段对话或独白你将听两遍。听第5段材料，回答第5至第6小题。Whatmadethespeakerschoosethegraysofa?Itsstyleandmaterial. B.ItssizeandC.Itspriceanddesign.Whatisthepossiblerelationshipbetweenthespeakers?Deskmates. B.Coworkers. C.Acouple.听第6段材料，回答第7至第8小题。WhatwillthewomandointheLakeDistrict?Gobiking. B.aboattrip. C.historicsites.Wheredoesthisconversationmostprobablytakeplace?Atatravelagency. B.Byalake. C.Onatrain.听第7段材料，回答第9至第10小题。WhatisSmartmostimpressiveupdate?Itcangounderbedsandsofas.Itcanconstantlyworkforfourhours.ItcanplancleaningpathsmoreWhatisthespeaker’smainpurposeingivingthetalk?promoteaparethelatestposeacleaningmethod.第三节:（共5小题；每小题2分，共10分）听下面一段独白，根据题目要求在相应的横线上写下第11题至第15题的关键信息。每小题仅填写一个词。这段独白你将听两遍。HowtoOvercomethePost-TravelBluesMakeadjustmentsRe-establishaconsistentsleepscheduleChoosenutritiousandeasy-to-digest12 Shiftyourmindset13 yourtripstoriesBringthevacationfeelinghome,suchas…Createa14 reminderAddsmalldailypleasuresConnectwithotherpeoplethroughafriendly15 orbylendingahelpinghand完形填空（101.515分）阅读下面短文，掌握其大意，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该选项涂黑。ItbeganasjustanotherroutineshiftforVincent,atrafficpoliceman.Whenhe16awhitecarforhavingaminortrafficviolation(违规),hehadnoideathisstopwouldreconnecthimwithsomeonefromtheverystartofhislife.,mentionedhisformercareer.Theconversationflowedeasily—18mentionedthathegrewuponPoePlace.Matthewfroze,hismemoryunfolding.Thatstreetnamerangadistantbell.astoryfromnearlythirtyyearsagoresurfaced.Matthew,thenanewofficer,hadrespondedtoanemergencycallonthatverystreet.Awomanhadgoneintolaborunexpectedly,andwithanambulancestillminutesthesituationbecame19.Followingadoctor’sinstructionsoverthephone,Matthewassistedinasuddenhomehelpingbringahealthybabyboyintotheworld.AsMatthewvividly20thehouse,thestreet,andthetenseyetamazingmoments,listened,hissensessharpening.Thencamethedetailthatchangedeverything:Matthewestimatedithappenedabout27yearsago,andthenamewasAtthat21moment,timeseemedtofold.“Thatwasme,”revealed,emotionshakinginhisvoice.Theretiredofficerwhohadoncegentlyheldanewbornlifewasnowfacetofacewiththegrownpoliceofficerthatbabyhadbecome.Astonishedand22,thetwomenhadanencountersorarethattheNewJerseyStatePolicelatercompareditto“aholeinoneorwinningthelottery”.NotlongandhismothervisitedMatthewandhiswife,23theunlikelypiecesofastorythatbeganwithanunexpectedbirthandcircledbackinanequallyunexpectedtrafficstop.Inagesturethatspokelouderthanwords,Vincentissuedno24thatday—onlysincerethanks.Sometimes,lifepullsyouovernottopunish,buttoremindyouoftheextraordinary25 thatdriveusforward.16.A.paidforB.tookoverC.pulledoverD.calledfor17.A.exchangeB.dealC.interviewD.gathering18.A.unlessB.sinceC.afterD.until19.A.abnormalB.urgentC.embarrassingD.unbearable20.A.memorizedB.imaginedC.recalledD.reported21.A.groundbreakingB.painstakingC.heartbreakingD.breathtaking22.A.inspiredB.movedC.satisfiedD.honored23.A.recordingB.consideringC.explainingD.reuniting24.A.ticketB.licenseC.orderD.notice25.A.purposesB.passionsC.connectionsD.hopes阅读理解（共两节，38分）第一节（共14小题；每小题2分，共28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，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。ACampuslifeisexciting—butcanbechallenging,especiallyifyoujustarrived.Withnewexperiencesandopportunitiesahead,you’llneedtoknowwheretoliveandwheretofindhelp.Herearesometipstohelpyouliveyourcampuslifetothefullest.CampusHousingFindingsuitablehousingisprobablythefirst,mostimportantaspectofattendingacollegeoruniversity.Asastudent,you’llhavevariousoptionstoFromdormitoriestoapartments,eachtypeofhousingcomeswithitsownsetofadvantagesandconsiderations.Forexample,besureyouknowtheapplicationdeadlinesforsigningupforaroomorapartment—they’reoftenthreetosixmonthsbeforethetermbegins.Ifyouwanttosecureyouridealroomtype,submityourapplicationasearlyaspossible,sinceroomsareoftenassignedonafirst-come,first-servedbasis.Ifyouwillbesharingaroom,speakupaboutyourpreferencesregardingroommates,asthiscangreatlyimpactyouroveralllivingexperience.note,too,oftheamenitiesoffered,suchaslaundryfacilities,publicareas,andstudyspaces,asthesecanvaryconsiderablyamongdifferenttypesofaccommodation.Ifaresidencedoesnotprovidethefacilitiesyouneed,considerotherhousingoptions.Understandingthehousingpoliciesisalsoimportant.Familiarizeyourselfwithrulesregardingnoiselevels,guests,andotherspecificregulationsorlimitations.Sincehousingpoliciesmaydifferamongresidences,checkingthemcarefullycanhelpyouchoosealivingenvironmentthatbestsuitsyourneedsandexpectations.CampusResources&ActivitiesMostschoolsofferawiderangeofresourcestosupportbothacademicsuccessandpersonalgrowth.Academicsupportcentersofferone-on-onestudyhelp,studygroups,andworkshopsonskillssuchastimemanagement,note-taking,exampreparation,andacademicwriting.Librariesprovidevariousmaterialsandquietstudyspaces.Clubs,servicegroups,andculturalorganizationshelpyouexploreinterestsandgiveyouachancetotalkaboutyourpersonalandfamilyconnectionswithotherswhohavesimilarbackgrounds.Sportsteamsandfriendlysportsgamescanalsobuildskills,fitness,andteamwork.ConclusionCongratulationsonbeginningyourcollegejourney.Collegecanbeatransformativetime.Byfamiliarizingyourselfwithcampuslifeandusingtheresourcesavailabletoyou,you’llbesuretomakethemostoftheexperience..Academicsupportcenterscanprovide .accesstoresearchmaterials B.individuallearningassistanceC.achancetobuildsocialskills D.collegeapplicationworkshopsWhereisthetextmostprobablytakenfrom?Adiaryaboutcollegelife. B.Acampustourbrochure.C.Acampusguidefornewstudents. D.Acollegeadmissionsadvertisement.BManyofthevillagersoftheChatradistrictwereprettyusedtoseeingelephantspassingthroughthevillage.Onemorning,however,therewasoneelephantthatimmediatelystoodoutfromthegroup.Shecircledaroundamuddyareaofafieldandwouldn’tsettledown.Thevillagerscouldn’tunderstandwhy.Thentheelephantbegantodighertrunk(象鼻)intothemuddyfield.Shewascompletelyseparatefromhergroupatthispoint.Itsoonbecameapparenttothevillagersthattheelephantwasdiggingforsomethingundertheground.Everyonceinawhileshewouldstepback,obviouslyfromtiredness.Thepoorelephantcontinueddiggingfromsunriseintosunset.Thevillagerswereworriedthatshecouldbedangerous.Eventually,aftersomanyhourshadgoneby,thevillagersknewtheyhadtodosomething.Theybegantoproceedwithcare,justincasetheelephantbecamepanicked.Then,astheygotcloser,theyunderstoodwhatwashappening.Insideoftheholethatshehaddugwasherbabycalf,whichhadfalleninandcouldn’tgetout.Unfortunately,withoutknowingit,themamaelephantwasactuallymakingthesituationalotworse.Themoreshedug,themorethebabywaspushedbackintothemuddyhole.Thevillagersknewthatiftheydidn’tstepinthebabyelephantwouldeventuallysuffocate(窒息)andnotmakeit.However,itwouldn’tbeaneasytasktogetthebabyelephantout.Sotheybeganthinkingcreatively,andbeforelonganideacametothem.Thefirstthingtheydidwasdriveabananatruckthroughtoscareawaythemamaelephant.Withthemotherelephantatasafedistanceaway,theyusedthattimetoremovethepileofsandneartheholethatwasmakingitdifficultforhertorescuethebaby.Oncetheyhadclearedaway,thevillagersmovedthebananatrucksothatthemotherelephantcouldreturn.Theyhopedthatnowshewouldhaveenoughspacetograbthebabyandbringhercalfout.Afterdiggingfor11hours,thismamaelephantwasabletowraphertrunkaroundthecalf’sbodyandbegantopullitout.Afterafewpullsshefinallyhadherbabybackbyherside.Asthemamaandthecalfwalkedawayintothesunset,thevillagersnoticedthemostheartwarmingact:themamaandthebabywerewalkingawaywiththeirtrunksintertwined.Seeingtheelephantcirclingaroundamuddyfield,thevillagersfelt .worried B.confused C.scared D.excitedWhydidthevillagersdecidetohelpthemotherelephant?Shewasingreatpanic.Otherelephantshadleft.Shewasunabletofeedherbaby.Thebabyelephantwasindanger.Thevillagersusedatruckto .removethesand B.bringbananastotheelephantsC.pullthebabyelephantout D.frightenthemotherelephantoffAccordingtothepassage,wecandescribethevillagersas .creativeandpersuasive B.patientandgenerousC.warm-heartedandresourceful D.independentandcourageousCScientistsintheUShaveuploadedafruitflytoacomputersimulation(模拟).Doesitsoundliketheopeningofasci-fifilm?inSanFrancisco,Theyuploadedacopyofthebrainofalivingflyintoasimulation,andcreatedavirtualinsectthatknewhowtowalk,groomandfeedinitsvirtualenvironment.Thebigscientificnewsisthattheteamhasessentiallyrecreatedthecreature’sbehaviouralwiring.Thedigitalinsectalreadyknewhowtobehavelikeafly,withoutanytrainingorprompting.ThischallengesacentralassumptionofmodernAI:thatintelligencemustbeacquired.Inthecaseofthefly,muchofitsbehaviourappearstobebuilt-in.“Thebrainwasscannedusingelectronmicroscopy.Ourheadofengineeringledaprojecttoemulate(复刻)thatbrain,andnowwe’veplacedtheemulatedbrainbackintoabody,soitcanwanderaroundavirtualworld,”MichaelAndregg,CEOofEonSystemssaid.Afruitfly’sbraincomprisesaround140,000neurons.Thevirtualflyhas87jointsandcandoprettymuchanythinganactualflycan.Butdoesitrealiseit’slivinginasimulation?“Theflyprobablyknowssomething’soff,becausewe’renotsimulatingtheenvironmentwithhighfidelity(保真度),”saysAndregg.“Wecan’tgiveveryspecifictasteandsmellclues—justthatsomethingsmellssweetortastesbitter,buttherearenocomplexsmells.”Brainemulation,Andreggsuggests,couldeventuallyallowhumans“togrowinaworldwithsuperintelligence.Ourgoalistomaketheemulationandcomputedbrainandbodyfeelindistinguishablefromthenaturalbiochemicalbodyandbrain,”hecontinues.“Ifitfeelsdifferent,we’vedonesomethingwrong.”Butwe’restillalongwayfromtheupload-yourself-into-the-internetfuturesimaginedinsci-fifilms,mainlybecause,inthiscase,thebrainhadtoberemovedfromthebodyfirst.“Scanningthebodywastoohard,”saysAndregg,whichwillprobablyreducethewaitinglistforhumanvolunteerswillingtotryouttheMeanwhile,Chong,abiologicalcomputingscientist,believesbiologicalcomputingcouldachievethingsthattraditionalcomputinghasstruggledwith.athingcalledparadox(悖论),whichiswellknowninrobotics:whathumansfindverydifficult,computersfindandwhatcomputersfinddifficult,humansfindeasy,”hesays.“Abstractreasoning,mathematicsandlanguagearerelativelyrecentinevolutionary(进化的)terms,whichispartlywhycomputersexcelatthem.Butmotorcontrolandprobabilisticdecision-makingarethingswe’veinheritedthroughmillionsofyearsofevolution.Robotsmaybeverygoodatsolvingmathsproblems,butwe’restilltryingtobuildrobotsthatcanwalkBiologicalsystemslikethefruitflysimulation,hesays,mighteventuallypowerrobots,dronesandothermachinesthatneedtohandlethemessyunpredictabilityoftherealworld.ForsomewhereinSiliconafruitflyislivingitssecondlifeinsideacomputer,totallyunawarethatitislivinginavirtualworld.Theauthoruses“asci-fifilm”inParagraph1mainlyto .indicatetheexperimentmaybebasedonasci-fifilmpresenttheexperimentassurprisinglyfuturisticsuggesttheexperimentmayaffectfuturelifeprovetheexperimenttobehighlyunreliableWhatcanwelearnfromthedigitalflyresearch?Thedigitalflyisnotabletotasteandsmell.Thedigitalflyrealisesitisinavirtualworld.Someintelligenceofthedigitalflymaybeinborn.Regardingbiologicalcomputing,Chongmightagreethat .itimproveshuman’sdecision-makingabilityitspeedsupthecourseofhumanevolutionitwillovertaketraditionalcomputingDRightnow,I’mgluedtomyphone.Likemostpeople,Igetmynewsfromvariousapps—socialposts,podcasts,newsletters—andwhenthingsareblowingup,Ican’tlookaway.Thestrangestpart,though,isthatthemoreIwatchandreadwhatotherpeoplearesaying,thelonelierIfeel.Thisishardlyaneworuniqueexperience.Sociologistshavebeentalkingaboutitfornearly80years.In1950,DavidRiesmanpublishedabookcalledTheLonelyCrowd,inwhichhearguedthattheriseofconsumerismandmassmediahadledtoanewkindofpersonalitytypethatisdeeplysensitivetoloneliness.Hecalledthispersonality“other-directed”.Other-directedpeopleareconstantlyattunedtowhateveryonearoundthemisdoing,usingthepreferencesoftheirpeergroupstodecidewhattobuy,wearandthink.Riesmanwarnedthatother-directedpeopleareobsessedwithconforming,anxioustobe“partofacrowd”.Whattheyfearmorethananythingisbeingalone.There’saparadoxineveryother-directedperson’sheart.Asmuchastheymaywanttoconform,tobepartofthegroupchat,theyalsowanttofeelliketheyareunique.Riesmanexplainedthatconsumerismitselfrelievesthisother-directedanxietybyoffering“falsepersonalisation”.Thiskindoffalsepersonalisationshowsupallthetimeinthealgorithms(算法)thatshapeourexperiencesonline.Manyappshavea“foryou”feedfullofvideosthatfeeltailor-madeforourspecifictastes.Andyetitisshapedbyanalgorithmthatwedon’tcontrol,whosepurposeislargelytokeepoureyeballsgluedtothesameappthateveryoneelseisgluedto.Itis“foryou”intheserviceofconformity.Asother-directedpeople,weareinvitedtoexpressourselvesmainlybyparticipatinginpeergroupsorby“joiningtheconversation”.Andyetwestillfeellonely.That’sbecausewhenwepieceourselvestogetheroutofwhatwethinkotherpeoplewant,wehidefromsomethingcrucial:ourowntrulypersonal,messy,non-conformistdesires.Riesmansuggestedtwosolutionstothisother-directedproblem.First,weneedtotakebackourleisurehoursfromthehyper-consumeristworldofmedia.Allthateffortweputintopayingattentiontoourpeersistoomuchlikework,andweneedmorefreeplay.Second,weshouldtestoutnewidentitiesandexperiences.Figureoutwhatweenjoywhennobodyistellinguswhat“fun”issupposedtobe.Dosomethingwehaveneverdonebefore.Surpriseourselves.Andseehowitfeelstojust…experiment.Youwon’tfigureoutwhoyouarefroma“foryou”feedorachatbot.Sogetoffyourphone,dosomethingunexpectedandbeyourselfforawhile.Whatdoestheword“attuned”underlinedinParagraph2mostprobablymean?Opposed. B.Sympathetic. C.Attentive. D.Critical.Whatcanbeinferredaboutother-directedpeoplefromthepassage?Theyfeelgreatlyterrifiedofbeingleftout.Theyusuallygiveuptheirindividualitytoconform.Theirlonelinesscanberelievedbychattingwithothers.Theirfalsepersonalisationpushesthemtothinkforthemselves.AccordingtoDavidRiesman,weshould .recogniseconsumerismintheworldofmediafocusonbuildingaconsistentself-identityachieveabalancebetweenworkandplayexploretofindoutwhatwetrulyenjoyWhichwouldbethebesttitleforthepassage?ACureforLonelinessAloneintheDigitalCrowdFaceOurSelvesBravelyHowOther-Directedness第二节（共5小题；每小题2分，共10分）根据短文内容，从短文后的七个选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。选项中共有两项为多余选项。uphearingaisitbeneficialforyourmind?Accordingtomodernneuroscience,theanswerisadefinitiveYES,ifyouengagewiththelanguageactivelyandconsistently.aacenteriskeyforfocus,multitasking,andevenresistingdistractions.likeweightliftingforyourmind,buildingcognitive(认知的)musclesthathelpinallareasofthinking.scientistshavealsobegunstudyingthelong-termconnectionbetweenknowingtwolanguagesandmentalresilience.Promisingfindingshaveledtonewapproachesincognitivehealth.Researchsuggeststhatconstantlymanagingtwolanguagescreatesa“cognitivereserve”.Thisreserveactsasabuffer(缓冲),potentiallydelayingthebeginningofage-relatedcognitivedecline. 42 Peoplewiththislinguistictrainingoftenmaintainbettermemoryandproblem-solvingskillslaterinlife.Thementalflexibilityitprovidesgivesplentyofprotection.Ithelpscreateamoreadaptableandresilientmind.43Whilestrugglingwithnewgrammarrulescanbeannoying,italsoforcesyoutoseetheworldfromadifferentculturalangle.trulyunderstanda44Itbuildsempathy(共情)andculturalunderstanding.Itbroadensyourviewoftheglobalcommunity,linkingyoutopeopleandideasinameaningfulway.oftenpraisedasavaluableskill.Thisprocessdoesn’tjustteachyouvocabulary.Indeed,languagelearningcanmakebrainpowerful.Itsbenefitsgofarbeyondbuildinglanguageskills,though.Furthermore,learninganewlanguagecanreshapeyourvision.ThishardmentalworkoutstrengthensthecontrolIndividualswhoactivelyuseasecondlanguageregularlyshowstrongerneuralpathways.选词填空（5210分）treat belief impress firm intelligence用方框中单词的适当形式完成下列句子,每个单词只能用一次。treat belief impress firm intelligence peoplequicklylearnfrommistakes.beautifuloldbuildingsleftanunforgettable Theelderlyladyisreceivingaspecial inthehospitalforherseriouslungdisease.Theboyshookhisheadin andrefusedtoacceptwhathadhappened.Thoughsomepeoplehavedifferentopinions,westill_______supportthiseducationalreform.语法填空（101.515分）1的单词，在给出提示词的空白处用括号内所给词的正确形式填空。AFormanypeoplethegymisfarmorethanaplacetoexercise.Ithasbecomealively50(society)spotwheremembersmeetfriends,talkaboutgoals,andbuildastrongsenseofcommunity.Beyondworkouts,peoplebondoverstrugglesandachievementsthattheygothroughtogether,51(turn)strangersintosupportivefriends.Infast-pacedworld,thegymbringspeoplenotonlyfitness,butalsoasenseofbelongingandemotionalsupport.52joiningagymispopularnowadays.BRobertFrostwasoneofthemostcelebratedAmerican53(poet)ofthe20ᵗʰHewastheonlypoettowinfourPulitzerPrizesforIn1961,attheageof86,Frost54(invite)todeliverapoematanimportantceremony,forwhichhepreparedanewpiece.However,duringtheceremony,strongsunlightreflectingoffthesnowblindedhiseyes,makingitimpossibleforhimtoreadthepoem.So,herecitedanotherone55memory.CHerearetwotypicalAI-relatedjobs.Robotteachersteachrobotshowtodoeverydaytasks,suchaswipingtablesorsweepingfloors,56requiresplentyofattemptsandpatience.AIcontentcreatorsuseAI57(produce)images,videosandstories.Before,makingamoviescene58(be)hardandexpensive.AIcanhelpputaboatinariverwithjustafewinstructions.Overthepastfiveyears,China59(list)morethan20newAI-relatedjobs.Ifyoulovetechnologyandrelatedcreativework,AIcareerscouldbeapromisingoption.阅读表达（4小题;60、612623635分，12分）阅读下面的短文，根据题目要求用英文回答问题。ForSam,“home”hadalwaysbeenalarge,noisyfarminIowa.WhenhisparentsannouncedamovetoasmallapartmentinSeattleforhisnewjob,conflictsarose.Hisconflictwasn’twithaperson,butwithaplace—acitythatfeltlikeacoldconcretemaze迷宫).Hespentthefirstmonthasa“depressedghost”inhisnewhighschool,headphonessealing(隔绝)himinabubbleofcountrymusic.Hisonlypleasurewasthetiny,walledconcretesquareattachedtotheirbuilding,whichthelandlordcalleda“patio”.Ithousedasingle,sad-lookingraisedbedfilledwithhard-packeddirtandweeds.OnerainySaturday,outofboredomandadeep,achinghomesicknessforthesmellofsoil,Samputonajacketandstartedpullingweeds.Theactionwasfamiliar,amusclememoryoftasksbackhome.Hefoundafewpacketsofoldseeds—lettuceandmarigolds—inadrawerandplantedthemwithoutthinking.Hedidn’texpectanythingtogrow.Buthekeptchecking.Hewateredthem.Tohisshock,tendayslater,tinygreenshootspushedthroughthedarksoil.Afierce,protectiveprideroseinhischest.Hehaddonethat.Intheheartofthegraycity,hehadmadesomethinggrow.Hestartedspendingafternoonsthere,tendinghislittlegarden.Oneevening,hismombroughtouttwoglassesoflemonade.Theysatinthetwofoldingchairshe’dfound,surroundedbythegreenlifehe’dgrown.“Itsmellslikehomeouthere,”shesaidsoftly,andherealizeditwastrue.Thesmellofdampearthandgreentomatoeswashissupport.Sam’sconflictwiththecitydidn’tend.Thetrafficwasstillloud,andtheschoolwasstilloverwhelming.Buthehadcarvedoutapieceofitforhimself.Hehadlearnedthathomeisn’tjustalocationyou’regiven;it’safeelingyoubuild,seedbyseed,whereveryouare.Intakingcareofthatsmallpatchofgreen,hewasn’tjustgrowingplants—hewasgrowingroots,andfinally,anewsenseofbelonging.WhydidfamilymovetoSeattle?pushedthroughPleasedecidewhichpartisfalseinthefollowingstatement,thenunderlineitandexplainwhy. AfterSamtookcareofhissmallgarden,hisconflictwiththecityended.Inadditiontogardening,whatelsecouldyoudotosolveyourconflictwithanewenvironment?(Inabout40words)高二英语（卷一）答案及评分参考第高二英语（卷一）答案及评分参考第1页（共4页）高二英语（卷一）答案及评分参考 2026.7听力理解（共三节，30分）第一、二节（共10小题；每小题2分，共20分）1.C2.A3.A4.B5.B6.C7.A8.C9.B10.A第三节（共5小题;每小题2分，共10分）11.physical 12.meals 13.Share 14.joyful 15.chat完形填空（101.515分）16.C 17.A 18.D 19.B 20.C21.D 22.B 23.D 24.A 25.C阅读理解（19238分）26.A27.B28.C29.B30.D31.D32.C33.B34.C35.A36.C37.A38.D39.B40.A41.F42.G43.E44.B选词填空（5210分）45.Intelligent 46.impression 47.treatment 48.disbelief 49.firmly语法填空（101.515分）50.social51.turning52.why53.poets54.wasinvited55.from56.which57.toproduce58.was59.haslisted460、61262363512分)Hefeltshockedandproud.AfterSamtookofhissmallgarden,hisconflictwiththecitynded.Accordingtothepassage,Sam’sconflictwiththecitydidn’tend.Thetrafficwasstillloud,andtheschoolwasstilloverwhelming.略。高二英语（卷一）听力录音材料 2026.7ABC出最佳选项。每段对话你将听一遍。M:Lisa,couldyoucomeandhelpinourcommunitykitchentonight?W:Noproblem.DoIneedtocookdinner?Youknow,I’mnotgoodatcooking.M:No,justservefoodtotheelderly.W:OK.CanIbringmybrotheralong?M:Sure.Hecanhelpmecleanup.M:Lisa,couldyoucomeandhelpinourcommunitykitchentonight?W:Noproblem.DoIneedtocookdinner?Youknow,I’mnotgoodatcooking.M:No,justservefoodtotheelderly.W:OK.CanIbringmybrotheralong?M:Sure.Hecanhelpmecleanup.2W:What’syourplanforthecomingweekend?M:Iplantogocampinginthemountains.W:What’syourplanforthecomingweekend?M:Iplantogocampinginthemountains.W:Soundsfun!ButIhearditwillbecloudyandrainy.M:Actually,theweatherreportsaysitwillbesunnyandcool.Perfectforoutdooractivities.W:Great!Ihopeyouwillhaveagoodtime.W:Hi,Mr.White,I’mlookingforKent.Doyouknowwhereheis?M:Isawhimfixinghisbikeinthefrontyardjustnow.W:Oh,really?Ijustwalkedbyanddidn’tseehim.M:Then,youmaytrythebicycleshop.Hementionedhistoolsweren’tworking.W:Alright.Weplannedtomeetatthebikepark,butI’llchecktheshopfirst.Thanks.W:Hi,Mr.White,I’mlookingforKent.Doyouknowwhereheis?M:Isawhimfixinghisbikeinthefrontyardjustnow.W:Oh,really?Ijustwalkedbyanddidn’tseehim.M:Then,youmaytrythebicycleshop.Hementionedhistoolsweren’tworking.W:Alright.Weplannedtomeetatthebikepark,butI’llchecktheshopfirst.Thanks.W:I’vejustfinished20,000LeaguesUndertheSea.Ilovehowtheauthoruseshisimagination.Canyourecommendsomeothersci-fiworks?W:I’vejustfinished20,000LeaguesUndertheSea.Ilovehowtheauthoruseshisimagination.Canyourecommendsomeothersci-fiworks?M:IreallylikeTheThree-BodyProblem.W:Ihaveheardit’sfullofphysicsconcepts.Isithardtofollow?M:Notreally.WhatIlovemostisthatitusesspecialwritingtechniquestomakethestoryexcitingandsurprising.W:MaybeI’llgiveitaread.第二节：听下面三段对话或独白。每段对话或独白后有两道小题，从每题所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项。每段对话或独白你将听两遍。W:Honey,lookatthisbrownleathersofa.Thedesignissomodern.M:Itdoeslookcool,butit’salittlebigforourlivingroom.W:You’reright.Whataboutthisgrayone?It’ssmallerandthecolorismyfavorite.M:Itlooksgreat.Itscolorgoeswellwiththewallsandfurniture.W:Honey,lookatthisbrownleathersofa.Thedesignissomodern.M:Itdoeslookcool,butit’salittlebigforourlivingroom.W:You’reright.Whataboutthisgrayone?It’ssmallerandthecolorismyfavorite.M:Itlooksgreat.Itscolorgoeswellwiththewallsandfurniture.W:Exactly.Itreallyfitsthestyleofourhomeaswell.Butit’sabitexpensive.M:Don’tworry.Wecanaffordit.W:Alright.Thenlet’sasktheassistantaboutthedeliverytime.M:Nohurry.Westillhavetobuyastudydeskthatmatchesthesofa.W:Ialmostforgot.