天津市津南区实验中学2025-2026学年高二上学期期中考试英语试题（含答案）

天津市津南区实验中学2025-2026学年高二上学期期中考试英语试题一、单项选择1.—TonyclaimedtohaveseenaUFOlastnight.—________.Idon’tbelieveawordofthat.A．Goodforhim!B．Oh,comeon!C．Don’tmentionit.D．Ican’tagreemore.2.Mostauthoritiesagreethatplayingisa(n)________partofachild’sdevelopment.Justasthesayinggoes,“AllworkandnoplaymakeJackadullboy.”A．essentialB．complicatedC．cruelD．informal3.________thetrafficjam,Iarrivedattheairporttoolate.TheplanehadleftwhenIgotthere.A．InsteadofB．InadditiontoC．BymeansofD．Dueto4.Everyoneknowsthatsuccess______happensovernight.Justasthesayinggoes,“Romewasnotbuiltinaday.”A．particularlyB．fortunatelyC．rarelyD．usually5.—MichealwaslateforProfessorYang'sphilosophyclassthismorning.—________?AsfarasIknow,helovesphilosophyandalwayscometoClassontime.A．HowcomeB．GuesswhatC．SowhatD．Whynot6.________ismentionedearlier,theexpertgrouphasalreadybeenformedtoinvestigatetheissue.A．ThatB．WhichC．WhereD．As7.Forquiteafewstudents,theirteachers’adviceismoreimportantthan______oftheirparents’.A．itB．oneC．thatD．this8.Whileshopping,peoplesometimescan’thelp_____intobuyingsomethingtheydon’treallyneed.A．topersuadeB．persuadingC．beingpersuadedD．bepersuaded9.Whenyou’relearningtodrive,_____agoodteachermakesabigdifference.A．haveB．havingC．andhaveD．andhaving10.Itwasthefirsttimethatshe______inpublic.A．sungB．hadsungC．hassungD．havesung11.Sandrawasdeterminedtobecomeadoctorandfinallyherpersistence________.A．paidoffB．tookoffC．gotoffD．calledoff12.TheG20SummitheldonMarch26th,2020discussedhowtopromoteinternational________againsttheCOVID-19outbreak.A．expectationB．cooperationC．associationD．operation13.Theteacher’svoicestillremainedcalm______shewasgettingannoyed.A．aslongasB．evenifC．asifD．nowthat14.Bythetimemyparentsreachedhomeyesterday,I________thedinneralready.A．cookedB．havecookedC．hadcookedD．wascooked15.—IamsurethatAndrewwillwinthefirstprizeinthefinal.—Ithinkso.He________foritformonths.A．ispreparingB．waspreparingC．hasbeenpreparingD．hadbeenpreparing二、完形填空ZhangGuimei,whohas___16___her40yearstoeducationinaChina’ssouthwesternarea,isa“mother”andheadmasterwhohasignited(点燃)thehopesofmanygirlswiththelightof___17___.At17,sheleftherhometownHeilongjiangforYunnanprovince.WhileteachinginHuapingcounty,shesawmanygirls___18___ofschoolduetopoverty.Itsaddenedherverymuchandmadeher___19___thataneducatedfemaleisabletochangethesituationofpovertyinafamilyandeventhefate(命运)ofthree___20___.In2002,Zhangwas___21___tobuildafreeall-girlshighschool,inhopeofchangingthefutureofthegirlsinthemountainsandliftingthemoutofpoverty.___22___bytheideaofopeningafreehighschoolforgirls,Zhangstartedonasix-yearjourneylookingforfundsanddonations.In2007,Zhang___23___areportinBeijingatthe17thCommunistPartyofChina(CPC)NationalCongress.Herreport“Ihaveadream”madeherdreamofbuildingafreeall-girlshighschool___24___toall.In2008,Zhang’sschoolwas___25___,becomingthefirstfreeall-girlshighschoolinChina.Beforeitwassetup,lessthan50percentofthestudentsinHuapingtookhighschoolentranceexams.However,thefigure___26___toover90percentlastyear.Inthepast,ruralgirlsinthecountyoftenhadnochoicebut___27___atayoungage.Zhangwantedtochangethesituation.Zhangandherstaff___28___noefforttoliveuptotheschool’sideals.Zhangevenmovedintotheschooltolivewithherstudents.Theeffortspaid___29___.Today,theschoolhashelpedover1,800students___30___theirdreamsofgoingtouniversities.Thegirls___31___liveshavebeenchangedforeveraregratefultoher.“Zhangislikemymother.Itwasherpersistence(坚持不懈)___32___givesusgirlsfromthemountainthechancetogoandseetheworldoutside,”saidYangQian,acurrentcollegestudentgraduatingfromZhangˈsschool.Duetoherselflesswork,Zhangwas___33___CPC’stophonorJuly1MedalattheGreatHallofthePeopleinBeijing.“ThisisthedutyandresponsibilityofCPCmembers.”she___34___,“thisisalsowhatbeingaPartymemberisabout.___35___I’mstillcapable,Iwillstandintheclassroomtogivemyall,whichIwillnevereverregret”.16.A．contributedB．appliedC．belongedD．responded17.A．lanternB．fireworkC．educationD．midnight18.A．figureoutB．setoutC．carryoutD．dropout19.A．gratefulB．awareC．concernedD．curious20.A．peopleB．menC．generationsD．women21.A．addictedB．shockedC．likelyD．determined22.A．MovedB．DrivenC．SurprisedD．Touched23.A．replacedB．deliveredC．disguisedD．represent24.A．limitedB．faithfulC．knownD．typical25.A．completedB．appointedC．announcedD．confirmed26.A．droppedB．divedC．walkedD．jumped27.A．toretireB．toperformC．tomarryD．toleave28.A．madeB．tookC．workedD．spared29.A．offB．forC．backD．out30.A．removeB．repeatC．refuseD．realize31.A．whoB．whoseC．thatD．which32.A．whichB．thatC．whereD．who33.A．awardedB．arrangedC．achievedD．attracted34.A．saidB．toldC．spokeD．talked35.A．AswellasB．AssoonasC．AslongasD．Asfaras三、阅读理解ATop4TraditionalSummerJobsforCollegeStudentsWiththesummerbreakaroundthecorner,studentswillbelookingforseasonalandshort-termjobsforextracash,tostaybusyortomakeadditionstotheirresume(简历).Thefollowingjobshavebeenthebestchoicesformanyyoungadults.LifeguardBecausesummeristhebusiestseasonforpoolsandbeaches,lotsofsummerjobsexistforstrongswimmers.Lotsofpositionscanbefoundatcommunityandneighborhoodpools,whilethosewholivenearthecoastlinecanalsofindpositionsatpublicbeaches.Thesejobsareagreatopportunitytobuildyourfitness,keeppeoplesafeandbeoutdoorstoenjoysomefuninthesun.Theaveragehourlywageforlifeguardsis$9.50.CampCounselor(辅导员)Students,whoenjoyspendingtheirtimewithchildren,beingaleaderandexperiencingfunoutdooractivitiesareoftentheperfectfitforcampcounselorpositions.Studentsstudyingscience,forexample,canworkatasciencecamp,whilethosewithacreativetalentcanworkatanarts-focusedsummerprogram.Theaveragehourlywageforcampcounselorsis$9.28,butthosewithyearsofexperienceorspecificacademicbackgroundsmayearnmore.SalesAssociate(助理)Studentswithaskillforpersuasionandhelpfulnessoftenenjoysalesassociatejobs.Studentsinterestedinbusiness,financeorsales/marketingareoftenattractedbytheseroles,butthey’realsoagreatfitforanyoneseekingalow-pressuresummerpositionorevenjustadiscountattheirfavoritestore.Theaveragewageis$10.20hourly.FoodServerAlthoughitmaynotseemlikethegreatestwaytospendasummer,workingaswaitstaffallowsstudentstobuildtheirsocialskills,stayactive,enjoyfreemealswhileworkingandfamiliarizethemselveswithdifferentcuisines.Theaveragesalaryis$9.00hourly,buttipscanraisethatnumberhugely.36.Beingalifeguardmeansyoucan________.A．workindoorsonlyB．worknearyourhomeC．havefunwithyourfriendsD．workwithoutcertifications37.Whatdoyouknowaboutthecampcounselorjob?A．Itrequiresstudentstobegoodatoutdooractivities.B．Abackgroundinaspecificareamayhelpprofitmore.C．Itoffersthehighestaveragehourlywageamongthefourjobs.D．Theexperienceofsellingthingscanhelpyouearnmoremoney.38.Whatmightbeoneofthebenefitsofworkingasasalesassociate?A．Enjoyfreemeals.B．Developasetofnewskills.C．Enjoylowerpurchaseprices.D．Buildacareerforsalesormarketing.39.Whatcanpeoplelearninawaiter’sjob?A．HowtocommunicatewithothersB．Howtodealwithpressure.C．Howtotraintheirpatience.D．Howtomakedifferentcuisines.40.Whichjobmayallowyoutoearnmorethanitsays?A．Lifeguard.B．Campcounselor.C．Salesassociate.D．Foodserver.BFacebookwasrunningmylife.ButwhatkilledFacebookformewaswhenIpostedaphoto,andfiveminuteslatermysonaskedmehowmany“likes”ithadgot.Hisquestionwasawake-upcall.“Likes”aresignsofacceptanceandapproval.Ihadforgottenthatacceptanceandapprovalneedtocomefromwithinandhadunknowinglysethimabadexample.BeforeabsorbedinFacebook,Ispentalotmoretimereadingbooksandmagazines.Icheckedinwithfriendsthroughtexts,emailsandphonecalls.Tosetahealthierexampletomyson,IdeactivatedmyFacebookaccount.I’dbeeninthehabitofcheckingFacebookmanytimesaday,soIhadtocomeupwithsomenewhabits.Icarriedanovelandacrosswordpuzzlebookaroundwithme.Irediscoveredknitting.Iwenttothegymtotakeyogaclasses.Istartedtorememberafewthings.Mybodyisfinejustthewayitis.IhavefriendswhowillhelpmeoutwhenI’mintrouble,andIwillhelpthemout.Idomybesttobeagoodmother,andoursonishappyandhealthy.Weareveryluckytobeabletoaffordtwovacationsayear.Istoppedlookingattheworldthroughmycellphone.Ifeltcompletelypresentinthemoment.Thebreakleftmefeelingbetteraboutmyself,myfamily,myhomeandmylife.Afterafewweeks,IreturnedtoFacebook.NowIlookatthephotosofmyfriends’kidsgrowingupandtreasurehowsocialmediaallowsmetokeepintouchwithfamily.Inolongerhavethedesiretopostupdatesoften.Itisnotanaddictionanymore.41.WhatmadetheauthorbegintorealizesheshoulddosomethingtocontrolhertimeonFacebook?A．Herpoorhealth.B．Herson’squestion.C．Hernotreceiving“likes”.D．Hermother’sphonecall.42.Theunderlinedword“deactivate”inParagraph5probablymeans________.A．tocloseB．toupdateC．tokeepD．tocheck43.Whatdidtheauthordotochangeherlife?A．Shetriedtobeagoodmother.B．Shedevelopedsomehealthyhabits.C．Sheplannedtwovacationsayear.D．Shewenttothegymasoftenasshecould.44.WhatdidtheauthorthinkofherbreakfromFacebook?A．Itstoppedhergettingnews.B．Itdistancedherfromherfriends.C．Ithelpedhercontactwiththefamily.D．Itgavehertimetofindbeautyinlife.45.Whatistheauthor’sattitudetowardsocialmedia?A．Shesupportsthemcompletely.B．Sheisstronglyagainstthem.C．Shethinkstheyareusefulbutshouldn’tbeoverused.D．Shethinksthey’regoodwaystowatchkidsgrowup.CTheworld’soceanswilllikelyloseaboutone-sixthoftheirfishandothercreatureswithin100yearsifclimatechangecontinuesatitspresentspeed.Thesearethefindingsofacomputer-basedstudybyanInternationalteamofmarinebiologists(海洋生物学家).EverydegreeCelsius(℃)thattheworld’soceanswarm,theirbiomass,orthetotalweightofallthemarineanimallife,isexpectedtodropby5%,thestudyalsofound.Thestudypredictsthatifthereisnochangeinthespeedofworldwidegreenhousegasproduction,therewillbea17%lossofbiomassbytheyear2100.But,iftheworldreducescarbon(碳)pollution,biomasslossescouldbelimitedtoonlyabout5%.WilliamChungisamarinebiologistattheUniversityofBritishColumbiainCanada.Heco-wrotethestudy,andtoldtheAssociatedPress,“Therearealreadychangesthathavebeennoticed.Warmingtemperaturesarethebiggestproblem.Butclimatechangealsoproducesoceansthataremoreacidicandhavelessoxygen,whichcanalsoharmsealife.Muchoftheworlddependsontheoceansforfoodandwork,thescientistssay.UniversityofVictoriabiologyprofessorJuliaBaumwasnotpartofthestudy,butshesaidthefindingsmadesense.Shenotedthatthepossibleinfluenceofthepredictedlossesofanimallifewashuge.“Climatechangemaycauseseriousnewproblemswithoceanresource(资源)useandfoodsafetyasthehumanpopulationcontinuestogrow,”saidBaum.MarinebiologistBorisWorm,whohelpedrunthestudy,addedthatthosemarineanimalsthatweuseddirectlyandcaredaboutmostdeeply,werepredictedtobemostaffected.Formercomputer-basedstudieslookedatonlypartofthepictureorusedonlyonemodel.Thelateststudyusedsixdifferentcomputermodelstogivethebestpicturelook,WilliamCheungsaid.46.Whichofthefollowingwordscanbeusedtodescribethestudy?A．Well-known.B．Experimental.C．All-sided.D．Scientific.47.Fromthefindings,wecanknowthat________.A．biologistshavenoticedagreatchangeintheairB．thespeedofworldwidegreenhousegasproductionisslowingC．thewarmertheworld’soceansare,thelowertheirbiomassisD．theworld’soceanswilllosemostoftheircreaturesin100years48.ProfessorJuliaBaum________.A．isaco-authorofthestudyB．thoughtthestudywasmeaningfulC．paidmoreattentiontoseafoodsafetyD．failedtorealizetheimportanceofclimatechange49.WhatcanweinferfromWilliamCheung’swords?A．Thefindingsworkasacallforaction.B．Morefishthatweusuallyeatwilldieinthefuture.C．Thelateststudyprovidedbetterpicturethanever.D．Thenewstudyisthefirstonetobecarriedoutoncomputers.50.Thepassagemainlytellsus________.A．oceanwarmingmaygreatlyreducesealifeB．howhardmarinebiologistscarryoutthestudyC．thepollutionofworldwideoceansisseriousnowD．howpeople’slivesaffecttheworld’soceansDIfIcouldgivetoday’syoungpeoplethreewishes,theywouldbe:Morehugs.Moretimeoutsideinnature.Morebeliefintheirownpowertochangetheworld.Whilemostpeopleunderstandtheimportanceofthefirsttwowishes,thethirdoneleavessomefolkswonderingwhyyoungpeople’sbeliefintheirownpowerissoessential.Let’sstartwiththeideathatallofus--especiallyyoungpeople--needheroes.Weneedthemtobeourguidesonthedifficulttrail(足迹)wecalllifeandtoshowusjusthowfarwecango.Andweneedheroestodaymorethanever.Ourmodernsocietyisterriblyconfusedaboutthedifferencebetweenacelebrityandahero.Andthedifference:isvital.Acelebrityisallaboutfame(名望)--temporary,superficialfame,usuallyforqualitiesthatareeasytosee:aprettyface,agreatdancemove.Ahero,bycontrast,isaboutcharacter--qualitiesunderthesurfacethataren’tvisibleuntiltheytakeaction.Heroesareallaroundus.Theytrulyholdourworldtogether,throughtheirunselfishdevotiontohelpingothers,teachingchildren,andprotectingtheenvironment.Theydon’twantfame,orglory;theyjustwanttohelp.Insomanyways,theseunsungheroespilottheboatinwhichallofussail.Yet,youngpeoplehearalotmoreaboutcelebritiesthanaboutheroesinthemedia.Thehiddenmessagetheygetfromallthisisthattheirself-worthcomesfromwhattheybuy--whichshoes,whichcellphone--notwhotheyaredowninside.Whatgetslostinthis?Youngpeople’ssenseoftheirownpotentialforheroicqualities--theirownpowertomakeapositivedifferenceintheworld.Truthis,thereisapotentialhero,afuturedifferencemaker,ineveryyoungperson.Eachofthem,fromwhateverbackground,isapositiveforcewhocandosomething.Allittakesforthattobetrueisbelief.Howdowehelpyoungpeoplebelieveintheirownpower?Thebestwayissimplytoshareexamples,ofotheryoungpeoplewhohavemadeadifference.Ryan,age11,hasworkedtirelesslytoraisemoneytoprovidecleandrinkingwatertoAfricanvillages.Whenhefirstheardabouttheplight(困苦)ofAfricanchildrenwhodiedfromimpurewater,Ryanwasonlysixyearsold.Inthenextfiveyears,heraisedover$500,000--enoughtobuildover70waterwells.Barbara,age17,grewuponafarminTexas.Whensherealizedthatlocalfarmerswerepouringtheirusedmotoroilintorivers,causingpollution,sheorganizedthecreationofarecyclingcenterforcrude(未加提炼的)oil.Herprojecthasgrowntoinclude18recyclingcentersinTexas.Thelistcouldcontinue.Thesearebutafewexamplesofyoungpeoplewhohavediscoveredthattheycanbuildontheirownenergytodosomethinggreat.51.Whatistheauthor’spurposeinwritingParagraph2?A．Togiveexamplesofcelebritiesandheroesaroundus.B．Todiscussthedifferencesbetweencelebritiesandheroes.C．Toprovidedefinitionsofthewords“celebrity”and“hero”.D．Toexplainthedetailsaboutbeingcelebritiesandheroes.52.WhatcouldbeinferredfromParagraph3?A．Heroesmaketheworldgoround.B．Heroesmustbelieveinthemselves.C．Heroesfocusonsocialwelfareprograms.D．Heroespromotecooperationbetweenpeople.53.WhatcanwelearnfromParagraph4?A．Heroesandcelebritiesarebothvaluedtoday.B．Societydoesn’tsupportthedevelopmentofheroes.C．Themediaturnordinarycelebritiesintorealheroes.D．Youngpeopledon’thavethebeliefintheirownstrength.54.Howdoestheauthoradvancehisviewthatyoungpeoplehavethepotentialtobeahero?A．Bydefiningthequalitiesthatmakeayoungpersonahero.B．Bycontrastingtheachievementsmadebydifferentyoungpeople.C．Bygivingexamplesofyoungpeoplewhoshowthequalitiesofahero.D．Byprovidingexamplesofqualitiesthathavemadeyoungpeoplefamous.55.Whatisthemainideaofthepassage?A．Moreheroesareneededintheworld.B．Celebritiesarereportedtoomuchinthemedia.C．Adultsshouldbecomerolemodelsforyoungpeople.D．Youngpeopleshouldbelieveintheirabilitytomakeadifference.四、阅读表达IusedtobeaselfishgirlandIonlythoughtofmyself.Ididnotcareabouthelpingothers,butonlyaboutmylook,clothes,moneyandgrades.Oneday,Iwassuddenlyinfluencedbymyneighbor,whoisnowincollege,andendedupwantingtovolunteerforothers.Hehadsomuchfunwithvolunteeringandtoldmethathefeltextremelygoodafterhelpingothers.Ihopedtogetthesameresults,forIfeltworthlesseverywherethen.Iviewedalmosteverythinginanegativeway,andIfiguredIhadtoexperiencesomethingthatwouldmakemeappreciatethingsthatIhad.Ivolunteeredatthenursinghomeforayearwheremyneighborvolunteered.Ibroughtsnacks,coffeeandgamesfortheelderlypatients,talkedtothemwhilesharingsnacks,andplayedgameslikechessandcheckerswiththem.BecausetheywereKoreans,theyoftenhadtroublecommunicatingwiththehelperswhowerehiredtohelpthem.Isometimestranslatedthingsforthemandofferedtobetheirtranslatorwhenevertheyneededhelp.Byvolunteeringatthenursinghome,Ichangedalot.IrealizedhowluckyIamtospeakbothKoreanandEnglishandthatIshouldhelpotherpeoplelearnKoreanaswell.Ihadlearnedmanylifelessonsthroughvolunteering.Byhelpingothers,Ifeltneededinsociety.Notonlydiditboostmyconfidence,butitalsoallowedotherstobenefitfromit.Volunteeringisagreatopportunitytoimproveoneself,others,andthewholesociety.Soifyoueverhavethechance,volunteer!It'ssomethingyouwon'tregret.56.Whatkindofpersonwastheauthorbeforevolunteering?(nomorethan5words)________________________________________________________________________57.Whydidtheauthorwanttovolunteeroneday?(nomorethan10words)_____________________