陕西省汉中市勉县2025-2026学年高二上学期11月期中英语试题（含答案）

陕西省汉中市勉县20252026学年高二上学期11月期中英语试题一、阅读理解AThisyearArtCwillcontinuetoprovidecommunityartguidesaswehavebeendoingitforthepast24years.HalvorsenFineArtGalleryEstablishedinHoustonHistoricArtDistrict,atSawyerYards,HalvorsenFineArtGallerywith2,000squarefeetfeaturesamazingpaintingsoflandscapesandseascapesbyimpressionisticartists.Inadditiontohostingartistexhibitions,itprovidesartconsultationservicesforcollectors,designersandartenthusiasts.ArtoftheWorldGalleryThegalleryprovidesacontemporary,complexandrichculturalexperienceforartenthusiastsandcollectorsfromallaroundtheworld.DirectlyrepresentingsomeofthemostimportantlivingartistsfromAsia,Europe,andLatinAmerica,ArtoftheWorldGalleryisoneofthemostfamousgalleriesinthestate,locatedinHouston’sfinesthotspotforlocalsandtourists.ZatistaContemporaryandFineArtWithover4,000worksfromthemosttalentedemergingandestablishedartists,Zatistaprovidesaccesstothetypesofworkspreviouslyonlyavailabletoseasonedcollectors.BuyingonlinewithZatistaiseasywiththeirfreeartconsultation,certificatesofauthenticity(真实性),andabuyerguaranteethatallowsyoutotryartinyourhomewithfreereturns.JohnPalmerFineArtIt’slocatedintheavenueintheHistoricHeights.Thecombinationofasaved1930’sbungalow(平房)withmuseumqualitynewconstructionistheperfectatmospheretoshowcasethegreatworksofartistJohnRossPalmer.JohnPalmerFineArtisopenbyappointmentonly.Youcansetanappointmentbycalling7138616726.WelookforwardtoshowingyouthebeautifulworldofJohnPalmerFineArt!1.WhatkindofpaintingscanvisitorsseeinHalvorsenFineArtGallery?A．OnlyworksfromAsianandEuropeanartists.B．WorksofcollegestudentsfromtheUSA.C．Impressionisticlandscapesandseascapes.D．Figurepaintingswithauthenticitycertificates.2.Whichofthefollowingprovideartconsultationservices?A．HalvorsenFineArtGalleryandArtoftheWorldGallery.B．ArtoftheWorldGalleryandJohnPalmerFineArt.C．ZatistaContemporaryandFineArtandJohnPalmerFineArt.D．HalvorsenFineArtGalleryandZatistaContemporaryandFineArt.3.WhatcanwelearnaboutJohnPalmerFineArt?A．ItisinHouston’sbestspot.B．Ithasover4,000works.C．Peoplecanvisititanytime.D．Itexhibitstheworksofonlyoneartist.BIn2010,BradMontaguelearnedthataWestTennesseehomelessshelterhadadesperateneedforsocks,anitemoftenoverlookedbecauseusedpairsareusuallytooworntodonate.Withoutfreshsocks,unhousedpeopleeasilydevelopfrostbite(冻疮).Determinedtofindasolution,MontaguetooktheproblemtoadozenteensatthemiddleschoolinHenderson,Tennessee,wherehevolunteered.Togethertheyinvented“Socktober”,asimplecallforthecommunitytodonatenewsockseveryOctober.ThefirstdriveendedwithmoresocksthanMontague’scarcouldhold,andhanddeliveringthemwhilegreetingrecipientswith“HappySocktober!”became,herecalled,“anupliftingandemotionalexperience.”Montaguepostedtheresultsonsocialmedia.In2013,hereinforced(推广)theideawitha“KidPresident”webepisode—writtenanddirectedbyMontague—andurgedviewerstostartlocalsockdrives.Thevideobecamefamous,andparticipationexploded.Now,SocktoberisheldannuallyineveryU.S.stateandinCanada,Australia,andIndia.Montagueestimates“millions”ofnewpairshavebeendonated,stressingthat“anyonecandoit,”sincesocksareinexpensive,universallyneeded,andeasytoshare.Tosustainthemovement,Montague’swebsitetargetsnearbysheltersandoffersstepbysteptipsforsuccessfuldrives.Schoolshavebecometheengineofthetradition.SpecialeducationteacherRachelTayloratElmoreParkMiddleinBartlett,Tennessee,hasguidedstudentstogiveroughly10,000pairsoverthepasteightyears,callingSocktober“somuchmorethanjustsocks—it’slove,generosity,andjoy.”ElevenyearoldfifthgraderAndersonBrownagrees:“Weshouldshowthatwecareabouteverybody.”Reflectingonthemovement’squietpower,Montaguesays,“Therearechallengesanddarknessintheworld,butthereisalsoanotherstoryhappeningthatinvolvesthequietworkofthousands.”4.Whatisthefirstparagraphmainlyabout?A．How“Socktober”wasstarted.B．Whyunhousedpeoplegetfrostbite.C．ThefirstSocktober’sresult.D．Whatteensdidforhomelesspeople.5.HowdidMontaguereinforce“Socktober”accordingtoParagraph2?A．Byorganizingnationalfundraisingevents.B．Byputtinguppostersinmiddleschools.C．Byproducinganonlinevideotospreadit.D．Byaskingthegovernmentforhelp.6.Whatcanweknowfromthepassage?A．AndersonBrownneversupportedtheactivity.B．SchoolsplayanimportantroleincontinuingSocktober.C．ThefirstSocktoberdrivefailedtocollectsocks.D．SocktoberisnowonlyheldintheUnitedStateseveryyear.7.WhatisRachelTaylor’sattitudeto“Socktober”?A．Doubtful.B．Negative.C．Unconcerned.D．Positive.CWalkinghaslongbeenthoughtofasoneofthebestformsofexerciseforwholehealth.Thisactivitycanstrengthenyourheart,loweryourbloodpressure,keepyourbonesstrongandburncalories.Whenwalkingoutside,yougaintheextrabenefitsthatcomefromspendingtimeinnature,butit’snotalwayspossibletotakeyourdailyexerciseoutside.Whentheweatherorotherfactorsdriveyouindoors,consideratreadmill(跑步机)workoutinstead.TreadmillsareamongthetopthreemostpopularpiecesofequipmentatUShealthclubs,accordingtothe2022IHRSAHealthClubConsumerReport.Beforeyoujumponatreadmillandbeginwalkingatyourpreferredpace,however,consideraworkoutwhereyouchangeboththepaceandincline(坡度),whichcanresultinmuchmoreefficacioustraining.Forthosewhocanchangeboththeirwalkingspeedandthetreadmillincline,fitnessexpertsrecommendsometypesofintervaltraining,whichinvolvesrepeatedlyexchangingtheintensity(强度)ofyourworkoutand/ortheactivitiesyou’redoing.GillianDalby,vicepresidentoffitnessatCAZTrainingClubinNewportBeach,offeredtwoeasypossibilities.Getonatreadmillanddooneminuteofwalking,oneminuteofjoggingandoneminuteofrunningforatotalof18minutesbyturns.“Thiskeepsyourmindbusy,andit’sanincrediblewaytobuildspeed,”Dalbysaid.Walkforoneminutewithnoincline,oneminuteata4%inclineandoneminuteat8%,thenrepeatthissequencefivetimes.Ifeitherworkoutiseasy,doublethetimeto36minutesordobothbacktoback.“Ifyourgymhasbothkindsoftreadmills,trybothout,”Dalbysaid.“Attheendoftheday,whatwillkeepyoucontinuingwithyourworkoutsandstayenjoyable?Themorefunyouhaveworkingout,themorelikelyyouaretocontinueyourfitnessjourney.”8.WhatisthefunctionofParagraph1?A．Toleadintothetopic.B．Toshowtheresultofastudy.C．Tocallonpeopletowalkoutside.D．Tointroduceanewkindoftreadmill.9.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“efficacious”inParagraph2probablymean?A．Passive.B．Confusing.C．Efficient.D．Disappointing.10.WhichofthefollowingstatementswillDalbyagreewith?A．Peoplecanonlyexercisefor18minuteseveryday.B．Enjoyingthemselveswillmakepeoplekeeponexercising.C．Peopleshouldkeepthemselvesactiveandhappyallday.D．Allgymsshouldhavedifferentkindsoftreadmills.11.Whatisthemainideaofthepassage?A．Howtoexerciseonatreadmill.B．Whywalkingcanbenefitpeoplegreatly.C．Howtoexercisewhentheweatherisbad.D．Whichtypesoftreadmillsarepopularathealthclubs.DConcrete(混凝土)istheworld’smostusedmaterialafterwater.Becauseitalreadysurroundsusinthebuiltenvironment,researchershavebeenexploringtheideaofusingconcretetostoreelectricity—turningbuildingsintogiantbatteries.Theideahasbeengaininggroundaswehavecometoincreasinglyrelyonrenewableenergyfromthewindandsun:rechargeablebatteriesarenecessarywhenthewinddiesdownordarknessfalls.Experimentalconcretebatterieshaveonlymanagedtoholdasmallpartofwhatatraditionalbatterydoes.Butoneteamnowreportsthatithasdevelopedarechargeableoriginalmodelthatcouldrepresentamorethan10timesincreaseinstoredcharge,comparedwithearlierattempts.Aliveinconcretebatterymightsoundunlikely.Still,“youcanmakeabatteryoutofapotato,”notesAimeeByrne,astructuralengineeratTechnologicalUniversityDublin.Inafuturewheresustainabilityiskey,shelikestheideaofbuildingsthatavoidwastebyprovidingshelterandpoweringelectronics.AccordingtoEmma,thestudycoauthor,althoughthenewdesignstoresmorethan10timesasmuchpowerasearlierattempts:200squaremetersofit“canprovideabout8percentofthedailyelectricityconsumptionofatypicalU.S.home”,thisisnotenoughtocompetewithtoday’srechargeabledevices.“We’regettingmilliampsoutofconcretebatteries—we’renotgettingamps(安培),”Byrnesays.“We’regettinghoursratherthandaysofcharge.”Butsheaddsthat“concretebatteriesarecompletelyintheirchildhood,comparedtootherbatterydesigns”.Theearliesttraditionalbatterieswerelargeandheavy.Researchersexperimentedwithnewmaterialsanddesignsformorethanacenturytodeveloptoday’ssmalldevices.Byrnesuggestsconcretebasedenergystoragecouldundergoasimilarevolution.“Thewholeideaisthatwe’relookingfarintothefuture,”shesays,“We’replayingthelonggamewithit.”12.WhatdotheresearcherswanttouseconcretetodoaccordingtoParagraph1?A．Buildlargerhousesthatcanholdmorepeople.B．Protectthehousesfromthesunandstrongwind.C．Storeelectricityandturnbuildingsintogiantbatteries.D．Replacetraditionalrechargeablebatteriesdirectly.13.WhatdoesByrnewanttoshowbymentioningthepotato?A．Onlyfoodrelatedmaterialscanbemadeintobatteries.B．Potatobatteriesaremoreefficientthanconcretebatteries.C．Materialsthatseemordinarycanbeusedforbatterymaking.D．Potatoesarethemostcommonlyusedmaterialforbatteries.14.Whatcanweknowaboutthenewconcretebattery?A．200squaremetersofitcancompletelypoweraU.S.home.B．Itproduceslargeampsofelectricity.C．Itisasefficientastraditionalbatteries.D．Itstoresover10timesmorechargethanbefore.15.Whatdoesthelastparagraphtellus?A．Concretebatteriesneedmoreadvancement.B．Concretebatteriessolvedexistingproblems.C．Concretewillreplacetraditionalbatteriessoon.D．Differencebetweentraditionalbatteriesandconcretebatteries.七选五Asmostofusknow,talkingtoandlisteningtoparentsdon’talwaysgosmoothly.Emotionsandpastexperiencescangetintheway.Sincecommunicationisatwowaystreet,somedependsonyourparentsandsomeofwhathappensdependsonyou.Thewayyoutalkcaninfluencehowwellaparentlistenstoandunderstandsyou.16____●Beclearanddirect.Beasclearasyoucanaboutwhatyouthink,feel,andwant.17____Theycanlistenbetterorbemorehelpfuliftheyunderstandwhatyoumeanspecificallyandwhat’sreallygoingon.●Behonest.Ifyou’realwayshonest,aparentwillbelikelytobelievewhatyousay.18____Ifyousometimeshidethetruthoraddtoomuchdrama,parentswillhaveahardertimebelievingwhatyoutellthem.●19____Usingafriendlyandrespectfultonemakesitmorelikelythatparentswilllistenandtakewhatyousayseriously.Ofcourse,thisishardforanyofuswhenwe’refeelingheatedaboutsomething.Ifyouthinkyouremotionshaveanegativeimpactonyou,dosomethingtoletoffsteamandcalmdownbeforetalking.●Trytounderstandtheirpointofview.20____Ifyoucan,tellyourparentsthatyouunderstandtheirviewsandfeelings.Thentheywillbewillingtoseeyours,too.A．Trynottoargue.B．Trytoshowrespectforeveryoneyouknow.C．Ifyoulie,they’llfindithardtotrustyou.D．Youbelieveyourparentsarepatientandfriendly.E．Givedetailsthatcanhelpparentsunderstandyoursituation.F．So,herearesomeguidelinesthatcanhelpyoucommunicatewithyourparents.G．Ifyouhaveadisagreement,canyouseeyourparents’side?二、完形填空Ihaveasmallgardeninfrontofmyhouse.Everyspring,Iplantsomeflowersthere.Thisyear,Idecidedto21____sometulips(郁金香).Iboughtthebulbsfromalocalnurseryandplacedtheminthesoil22____.Iwateredthemregularlyandwaitedforthefirstsignsof23____.Afterafewweeks,Istartedtoseelittlegreenshootspushingthroughthesoil.Iwasso24____.Asthedayspassed,theshootsgrewtallerandstronger.Soon,thetulipbuds(花蕾)begantoform.Icouldn’twaittoseethem25____.Onemorning,Iwentouttothe26____andwasamazedtofindthatthetulipshadbloomed.Therewerered,yellow,andpurpletulips,allshininginthemorningsun.TheylookedsobeautifulthatIcouldn’tbelievemyeyes.I27____myneighborstocomeandhavealook.Theyallpraisedthe28____ofthetulips.Asthedays29____,thetulipsbegantofade.Iknewthattheirtimewasover,butIwasstillalittlesadtoseethemgo.I30____someofthetulipsandputtheminavaseinsidethehouse.Eventhoughtheywerenolongerinthegarden,theystillbroughtatouchof31____tomyhome.Ilearnedalotfromthis32____.Plantingflowersisnotjustaboutgettingbeautifulflowers.It’salsoaboutthe33____ofwatchingthemgrow.Itteachesyou34____andmakesyoumoresensitivetothebeautyofnature.I’malreadylookingforwardtonextspringwhenIcanplantmoreflowersandrepeatthewhole35____again.21.A．plantB．donateC．replaceD．publish22.A．suddenlyB．carefullyC．annuallyD．frequently23.A．strategyB．treatmentC．growthD．procedure24.A．excitedB．embarrassedC．worriedD．generous25.A．graduateB．breatheC．leaveD．open26.A．campusB．gardenC．apartmentD．neighborhood27.A．invitedB．orderedC．preventedD．warned28.A．equipmentB．priceC．beautyD．poison29.A．turnedupB．brokedownC．wentbyD．setoff30.A．drewB．grewC．soldD．cut31.A．moneyB．timeC．colorD．water32.A．lessonB．experienceC．climateD．battle33.A．joyB．angerC．errorD．concern34.A．lazinessB．darknessC．politenessD．patience35.A．processB．mistakeC．experimentD．meeting三、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。AselectionoftraditionalChinesefanpaintingsareondisplayattheChinaCulturalCenterinSeoul,offeringaglimpseofthecharacteristicsof36____(tradition)inkpainting.Theexhibitionis37____majorshowundertheChineseCultureCenter’sModernArtExhibitionSeason.ItwillrununtilApril18.Throughportrayingbirds38____flowers,naturallandscapesandpeople’sdailylives,thecharmofpaintingonfansunfoldsintheartworks39____(create)bynearlyfortypaintersfromtheChinaNationalAcademyofPainting.“PaintingonfansisauniqueartformofChinesepainters.Theworks40____areshowninthisexhibitiondescribethebasicsituationofChina’sinkpaintingnowadays,”saidZhangJiangzhou,whoisthevicepresidentoftheacademy.“41____(visit)theNationalMuseumofSouthKoreaandseeingsomeartworksonfansbyancientSouthKorean42____(artist),Ifeltdelighted.ItshowedtheinterconnectionofartcreationamongChineseandSouthKoreans.Ihopethisexhibitionwillhelpfurtherpromoteart43____(communicate)betweenthetwocountries,”Zhangadded.Theexhibitionnotonly44____(present)thetraditionalartform,butalsoservesasabridgeforculturalunderstanding.Visitorshavebeenparticularlyimpressedbythedelicatebrushwork.Manyhopethatsimilarexhibitionswill45____(organise)inthefuturetostrengthenculturaltiesfurther.四、书信写作46.假定你是李华，你校英语报的“科技与生活”专栏正在征稿，主题为“Theadvantagesanddisadvantagesofrobotsindailylife”。请你用英语写一篇文章投稿，内容包括：(1)简述你的看法；(2)你的建议。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。Theadvantagesanddisadvantagesoftherobotsindailylife_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________五、读后续写47.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。Writingwasmypassion.Ihadalwaysbeenthebestwriterinmyclass.Butthen,thebalanceofmylittleuniverseshifted—Ethantransferred(转学)toourschool.Ethanwasquiet.Heseemedlostinhisownworld,andtheotherstudentsdidn’tknowhowtoapproachhim.Hewasoftenalone,anditwasclearthathefeltoutofplace.Ididn’tpaymuchattentionatfirst.Butthencamethedaythatchangedeverything.Itwasawritingclasslikeanyother,untilourteacherassignedusacreativeessay.Idoveintomywork,confidentasalways.Whenitwastimetoshare,Ilistenedpolitelyasmyclassmatesreadtheiressays,butmymindwasalreadyracingaheadtothepraiseIknewwouldcomemyway.Then,Ethan’sturnarrived.Hestoodup,hisvoicesoftbutsteady,andbegantoread.Hiswordspaintedapictureofanold,forgottenlibrary,wheretimestoodstillandthepagesofancientbookswhisperedstoriesofforgottenworlds.Whenhefinished,theroomfellsilent.Then,thunderousapplausespreadacrosstheclass.Ourteacher’seyesshonewithdelight.“Ethan,”shesaid,“youhaveararegift.Withyourtalent,you’reboundtowintheupcomingwritingcompetition.”Thewordshungintheairlikeachallenge.Ihadalwaysbeenthestarofourliteraryworld,butnow,itseemed,anewlighthadappeared—onethatthreatenedtooutshinemine.Thatevening,Ihadatalkwithmyfather.WhenIfinished,hesighedsoftlyandsaid,“Jealousyisathiefthatstealsourjoy.It’seasytoseeEthanasarival(对手),butperhapshe’sjustafellowtraveleronthesamejourney.Insteadofpushinghimaway,whynotreachout?Youmightdiscoverthathislightdoesn’tdim(使黯淡)yours—itonlymakestheworldbrighter.”Atthatmoment,Iseemedtorealizesomething.注意：1.续写词数应为150个左右；2.请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。Thenextday,IapproachedEthanduringlunch.______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Fromthatdayforwa