河北省邢台市质检联盟2025-2026学年高二上学期11月期中英语试题（含答案）

河北省邢台市质检联盟20252026学年高二上学期11月期中英语试题一、阅读理解AUplandLemonFestival2026ThecountdownisonTheUplandLemonFestivalreturnstoHistoricDowntownUplan(onJune57,2026,andwe'realreadydreamingofthelemons,livemusic,carnivalrides,tastybites,andfamilyfunthatbringourcommunitytogethereveryyear.Whetheryou'reafanofLemonCountryStage,thewildrides,lemoninspiredtreats,orjustsoakinginthesunnySouthernCaliforniaatmosphere,markyourcalendarnow—youwon'twanttomissit.Activities:MechanicalBullRiding:BesuretosignupthisFridayforourMechanicalBullContest.Thefirsttenpeopletosignupareenteredfree.Prizesarefor1st,2nd,and3rdplace.Grandprizeisa$50giftcardand2freeunlimitedridewristbands(腕套).AxeThrowing:JoinAxeLairforanexcitingaxethrowingexperiencethatwillsharpenyourskillsandstirupyourcompetitivespiritPerfectforfriendsandfamiliesalike,theactivitywillhaveexpertinstructorstoguideparticipants(参与者)throughthebasics,ensuringafunandsafeenvironmentforeveryone.Karaoke:KickoffyourweekendwithanightoflivemusiconLemonCountryStage!JoinusthisFridayat710pmforthebestkaraokeexperiencearound.Whetheryou'reaseasonedperformerorafirsttimesinger,grabthemicrophoneandsingyourheartouttoyourfavoritetunes.NonProfitRowVisitNonProfitRowandsupporttheincredibleregionalorganizationsdedicatedto(致力于)makingapositiveimpact.Meetpassionaterepresentativesfromvariousnonprofits,learnabouttheirmissions,andfindouthowyoucangetinvolved.CraftersCornerExplorethelivelyCraftersCorner,wheretalentedartandcraftvendors(摊贩)willbeshowcasingandsellingtheirunique,handmadecreations.1.WhatisaspecialofferfortheMechanicalBullContest?A．Everyparticipantwillbetrainedforfree.B．Ridewristbandsareforalltheparticipants.C．Thefirsttenpeopletosignupgetfreeentry.D．Peoplecansignupwithinthewholefestival.2.Inwhichactivitymayyouhavetogetprofessionalguidance?A．AxeThrowing.B．VisitingNonProfitRow.C．ExploringCraftersCorner.D．KaraokeonLemonCountryStage.3.WhatcanyoudoatNonProfitRow?A．Displaytheirhandmadecraftsforsale.B．Competeforprizesinabullridingcontest.C．Enjoylemoninspiredtreatsandtastybites.D．Learnaboutcontributingtothecommunity.BAtasummercampinaSouthernCaliforniasuburb,thegrandmaswereincharge.Everyweek,theytaughtagroupof8to14yearoldslifeskillslikehowtocookandsew(缝制).“Lonelinessissomethingthatseniorsarechallengedwith,andtheylovehavingyoungerpeoplearoundthem,”saidZainabHussain,aprogrammanageratOliveCommunityServices,anonprofitthathostedthecamptobringteensandelderlyadultstogether.Inthecamp,asmallroomwasfilledwithenergyasthekidschattedandchewedonsnacks.Somegrandmaswerearoundandwatched,contenttojustbearoundtheyoungsters.HaqiqahAbdulRahim,oneofthegrandmasservingastheinstructorforsewing,saidmanykidsdon’tlearntheseskillsatschool,sothey’refillinginagap.Shestoodinfrontoftheroomatthestartoftheactivity,holdingupvarioustoolsandexplainingwhattheywere.Rahimalsodidn’tgettospendalotoftimewithhergrandchildrenbecausetheydidn’tliveclose.“Itisheartwarmingtobeabletointeractwiththosewholovebeingaroundyou,”Rahimsaid.ThesummercampwasheldinpartnershipwiththeGoldenConnectionsClub,startedby14yearoldhighschoolstudentLeenaAlbinali.Shelivedwithhergrandmabutrealizedotherstudentsdidn'thavethesameopportunitytospendasmuchtimewiththeirgrandparents.Shealsolearnedaboutageism(年龄歧视)andotherchallengesfacedbysenioradultsinoneofherclasses.“Theytreatuslikewe’retheirgrandchildren,”Albinalisaid.“Wesharewhatweknowaboutartificialintelligenceanditsimpactonourlives,andtheelderssharetheirlifestoriesandadvice.Oneofthemostimportantthingsthey’vesharedwithmeistoliveinthemoment,somethingthat’stakenonnewmeaningforme—Thepeoplewehaverightnowarenotgoingtobewithusforever.”4.Whatisthepurposeofthesummercamp?A．Toteachkidslifeskills.B．Tohelpseniorsfightloneliness.C．Toconnectgenerations.D．Toeducatekidstorespectseniors.5.HowdoesRahimfindherjobofteachingsewinginthecamp?A．Itmakesupforthelessonsatschool.B．Itofferscareeroptionstokidsinfuture.C．Itinspireskids’interestinherprofession.D．Itremindshertocontacthergrandchildren.6.WhatinspiredAlbinalitosetupGoldenConnectionsClub?A．Herschool’ssupport.B．Herownexperience.C．Seniors’commonvoice.D．Ageismhergrandmagot.7.WhatmessagedoesAlbinaliwanttoconveyinthelastparagraph?A．Thesharedchallengesfacinggenerations.B．Thecuriosityofseniorsabouttechnology.C．Thewisdomoftheseniors’lifeexperience.D．Theenrichingexchangeacrossgenerations.CSinceGlacier(冰川)NationalPark'screation,ithasrepresentedthespiritualtreasureofAmericanswithitsbreathtakinglandscapes.Buttoday,climatewarmingthreatenstheveryemblemofthepark,leavingitfacingafutureinwhichitsnamecouldbecruelironies(讽刺).DeepwithinGlacierNationalPark,visitorsarenowmetwithanamazingsight:apeacefullakeofpalebluewaterlyingamongtoweringpeaks.Beautifulasitis,theverypresenceofthislakeisnotdesiredbypeople.Justafewdecadesago,thislandscapewasentirelyfrozen.Nowtheglacieritselfisreducedtotakingupasmallarea,shelteredfromtheSunattheedgeofthelakecreatedthroughitsownmelting(融化).Theparkhasalreadylost60percentofitsnamesakeglacierssincethe1850s,andscientistspredicttheircompletedisappearancebythecentury'send.FamiliesfromallovertheUSandabroadfloodtothesenaturalwonderstocreatememoriesthatwilllast.ConservingthenationalparkisoneoftherareissuesthatbringspoliticalopponentstogetherintheUS.Withtensofmillionsofvisitorstothesesiteseveryyear,itisalsoaneconomicnecessity.TheUSgovernmentrecentlyannouncedconsiderablefundstohelp.ThishasissuedachallengetotheidentityofNationalParkService,aUSagencybroughtintoexistencebya1916lawthatcalledforthepreservationofthosetreasuredsitespristine(处于原始状态的)fortheenjoymentoffuturegenerations.“Butit'snowprettyclearthatit'snotachievableinmanyplaces,”admitsJohnGross,anecologistwiththeNationalParkServiceclimatechangeresponseprogram.“It'scertainlypossiblethattheparkcouldlosetheiconicfeatureforwhichithasbeennamed.”Theclimatecrisishasthusbroughtaboutashiftintheorganization'sphilosophy:It'sacceptabletochangeapark'snaturalstatetostopitsfurtherworsening.8.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“emblem”inparagraph1mean?A．Symbol.B．Location.C．Recovery.D．Construction.9.Whyisthenewlakeintheparkmentioned?A．Tohighlighttheeconomicvalueofthepark.B．Toserveasevidenceofthewarmingclimate.C．Toexplaintheprocessofglacierformation.D．Todescribeanewpopulartouristattraction.10.WhatcanbelearnedabouttheNationalParkService?A．Itmainlyallowsforeconomicbenefits.B．Itshowsconfidenceinrestoringthepark.C．Itisforcedtoadjustitsprotectionprinciple.D．Itistakingmeasurestolimitvisitornumbers.11.Whichcanbethebesttitleforthetext?A．ANewIdeaforParkConservationB．AParkIsEconomicallyonThinIceC．APoliticalAgreementonRenamingaParkD．AParkMightBeatRiskofRedefiningItselfDTensofthousandsofpeoplebleedtodeatheachyearbeforetheycangettoahospital.That’sbecauseambulancescan’troutinelycarryblood,whichwouldfailtoworkwithoutsufficientrefrigeration.Soscientistshavebeenonaquesttodevelopartificialbloodthatcouldbestoredinpowdered(粉状的)formandcouldbemixedwithwateronthespottosavelives.SomeofthisresearchisbeingconductedattheUniversityofMarylandSchoolofMedicineinBaltimore.AllanDoctor’steammakesartificialbloodfromhemoglobin(血红蛋白).Theresearchersobtainhemoglobinfromoutdatedbloodandencloseitinabubble(泡)offat,essentiallycreatingartificialredbloodcells(细胞)foruse.ThisprotectivebubbleistheinnovationthatAllanthinkswillsolvethesafetyproblemscausedbyotherattemptsatmakingartificialblood.Othereffortsalsousedhemoglobin,butprotectedhemoglobincanbepoisonoustoorgans(器官).“Wehavetohidethehemoglobininsideacell.It’sanartificialcellthatmakesitsafeandeffective,”Allansays.Thescientiststhenfreezedrytheartificialredbloodcellsintoapowderthatcanstaygooduntilanemergency.It’sdesignedsothatatthemomentit’sneeded,medicscanmixitwithwaterandwithinaminutetheyhaveblood.Ithasalongshelflifeforyears,anditcanbeeasilytransported.lookssafeandeffective.Whiletheresultssofarseempositive,Allansayshestillneedstoprovethathisartificialbloodwouldbesafeandeffectiveforpeople.“Ithinkit’sareasonableapproach,”saysTimEstep,ascientistwhoconsultswithcompaniesdevelopingartificialblood.“Butbecausethisfieldhasbeensochallenging,theproofwillbeintheclinicaltrials,”headds.“WhileI'moveralloptimistic,placingabetonanyonetechnologyrightnowisoveralldifficult.”12.Whydoscientistsdevelopartificialblood?A．Tosavethespaceofambulances.B．Toreplacetheoutdatedblood.C．Tosavethosewhobleedheavily.D．Todealwithbloodstorageissue.13.Whatisthefunctionofbubbleoffattohemoglobin?A．Tospeedupitsreproduction.B．Toremoveitsharmtoorgans.C．Tokeepitfromformingcells.D．Tomakeitsfreezedryingeasy.14.Whathighlightsthepowderedartificialblood?A．Itwon’tgobadeasily.B．Itfunctionswithoutwater.C．Itproducesrapideffects.D．Itcutsdownpatients’costs.15.WhatisTimEstep’sattitudetowardsAllan’sartificialblood?A．Supportive.B．Doubtful.C．Careful.D．Curious.二、七选五Itisimportanttobemindfulofyourbodylanguageduringajobinterview.However,bodylanguagecanbeabithardtocontrolinavirtualsetting.Herearesometipstohelpyouperformwellinavideointerview.___16___Thissimpleactionshowsthatyou’refullyfocusedintheinteraction,helpingtobuildaconnectionmuchlikeinpersonconversations.Ifyoureyeswanderawaytosomethingelseinyourenvironment,yourinterviewermightassumethatyouaredistracted.Staringatatinydotinsteadofsomeone’sfacemightfeelstrange,butwhattrulymattersishowyoucomeacrosstothepersonontheothersideofthescreen.Mindyourfacialexpressions.___17___Useitduringintroductionsorwhenrespondingtolightheartedmoments.Itconveysenthusiasmandmakesyouappearmorefriendlyandwelcoming.___18___Forinstance,showconfidenceandenthusiasmwhentalkingaboutyouraccomplishments,andmaintainathoughtfullookwhenansweringtoughquestions.Payattentiontoyourposture(姿势).Thekeyistochangebetweensittinguprightandleaninginthroughouttheinterview.___19___Forexample,whentheinterviewershareskeydetailsabouttheroleorcompany,aslightleanforwardsignalsheightenedinterestandattentiveness.Ifyouleanbackinyourchair,itcangiveofftheimpressionthatyou’rereallythrownintotheconversation.Usenaturalhandgestures.Afterestablishingconfidenteyecontactandmaintaininganopenposture,addingnaturalhandgesturescannotonlygetyourpointsacrossbutalsoconveyenthusiasmandboostconfidenceduringvirtualinterviews.Interestingly,researchsuggeststhathandmovementscanevenaidmemoryandlanguagerecall,makingyouabetterstorytellerduringinterviews.Remembertostrikeabalance.___20___A．Lookdirectlyintothecamera.B．Keepgesturesvisibleoncamera.C．Letyourexpressionsnaturallymatchyourwords.D．Yourhandmovementsshouldn’tdrawtoomuchattention.E．Awarmsmilecangoalongwayinsettingapositivetone.F．Whatyourbodyissayingisasmuchaswhatyou’reactuallysaying.G．Thisvariationshowsyou’rerespondingtotheflowoftheconversation.三、完形填空LaraFriedmanadoptedadog,Leo.Shedevelopeda___21___ofwalkingLeofourtimesaday.Oneevening,FriedmanandLeowereoutontheirlastwalkingoftheday.Suddenly,fireworksstarted___22___overheadandthedogwentintoatotalpanic(惊慌).Worsestill,ithad___23___earlierandthesidewalkswereslippery(滑的).Leo,weighingasmuchasFriedman,___24___topullFriedmandownthestreet,puttingbothofthemindanger.Friedmanwasfrozen,feeling___25___,knowingtherewasno___26___ofgettingthetwoofthemhomesafely.Justthen,amannamedBlakewalkedoutofhishouse.WhenhenoticedLeo’s___27___,herushedout,tryingtocomfortthedog.Asthefireworkcontinuedexploding(爆炸),Leowasstillbehaving___28___.Themanthenwentbackintohishouseandcamebackwithanotherman.Together,thethreeofthemtriedtocontrolLeo,butit___29___.So,Blakesuggestedhe___30___FriedmanandLeohome.Runningoutof___31___,Friedmangratefullyacceptedthe___32___.AsBlakedrovethecarover,theyguidedLeotogetonfromthebackdoor.Blakemanagedtotakethemhomesafely.“Idon’tknowhowthatnightwouldhave___33___withoutthesetwopersons,whocametoour___34___.IamsogratefulandIwillabsolutelybe___35___thisforward,”saidFriedman.21.A．sense  B．routine  C．belief  D．preference22.A．goingoff  B．fallingapart  C．keepingbalance  D．runningout23.A．struggled  B．quitted  C．blown  D．rained24.A．gestured  B．threatened  C．hesitated  D．promised25.A．energetic  B．curious  C．powerless  D．effortless26.A．chance  B．sigh  C．issue  D．point27.A．character  B．ambition  C．aim  D．state28.A．intentionally  B．wildly  C．occasionally  D．responsibly29.A．permitted  B．occurred  C．failed  D．escaped30.A．drive  B．drag  C．track  D．walk31.A．advantages  B．funds  C．materials  D．options32.A．task  B．offer  C．concept  D．fact33.A．carriedon  B．brokenup  C．turnedout  D．workedout34.A．rescue  B．destination  C．mind  D．way35.A．taking  B．pushing  C．bringing  D．paying四、语法填空Thearchitecturalwonder,theYingxianWoodenPagoda(应县木塔)inthecityofShuozhou,ShanxiProvince,claimsthetitleoftheworld’stallestandoldestwoodenstructure,___36___(stand)shouldertoshoulderwithgloballandmarkslikeItaly’sLeaningTowerofPisaandtheEiffelTowerinParis.___37___(construct)in1056duringtheLiaoDynasty,thepagodastands67.31meterstall,andweighsmorethan7,400tons.Whileitappearstohavefivestoreys,itactuallycontainsninelayers—five___38___(visibility)andfourhidden.Oneachstorey,therearetwocirclesofwoodenpillars(柱)tosupport___39___upperstorey:24attheoutercircleand8attheinnercircle.Themostimpressiveaspectofthepagoda’sconstructionis___40___noironnailwasused.AllconnectionswerecompletedthroughtheChinesemortiseandtenon(榫卯)jointstructure,whichcanbearlargeloadsandallowsforcertaindeformation.Some54typesofdougongwereused___41___(link)variouspillarsandcrossbeams.Inthepastcenturies,thepagoda___42___(survive)numerousearthquakes.ThetowerwitnessedhowtheKhitan(契丹人)were___43___(deep)affectedbyHanfarmingcultureaftertheypassedtheGreatWallsouthwardandestablishedtheLiaoDynasty,andpromotedcultural___44___(integrate).Migratorybirdsact___45___naturalguardiansbyfeedingonwoodboringinsects,whosepresenceaddslivelycharmtothetimehonoredpagoda.五、书信写作46.大多数人取得成就得益于他们日常坚持良好的习惯。一路走来，你一定也有长期坚持的好习惯吧。请你写一篇短文发布到你校英文报，内容包括：(1)你坚持的好习惯；(2)该习惯对你的影响。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。ThePowerofaDailyHabit_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________六、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。Recently,myworkhasbeenincrediblyoverwhelming—theconstantdeadlines,endlessmeetings,andhighexpectationsarereallywearingmedown,makingmelostinlife.It’shardtoquietmymindtofocusonanythingelse.IknewIneededtofindawaytomanagetheseemotionsbeforethingsgotworse.Idecidedtogohikinginaforestnearmycitytoescapefromallthosethatstressedme.Ipackedmybackpackcarefully,makingsureIhadeverythingIneeded—water,somesnacks,andsunscreentoprotectmyskinfromthesun.Witheverythingprepared,Isetoff,readyforalittleadventure.TheforestwasmorebeautifulthanIhadimagined.Tall,ancienttreesstretchedhighaboveme,theirleavesformingagreenroofthatletinpatchesofsunlight.Colorfulwildflowersdottedtheground,andtheairsmelledfreshandearthy.Birdssangsweetlyfromthebranches,andthesoundofrustlingleavesmadetheforestfeelalive.Thepeacefulnessofnaturecalmedmedown.Ifollowedanarrow,windingpathwithfewerhikers,enjoyingeverymoment.ThedeeperIwent,themoremagicaleverythingseemed.IwassobusylookingatthetreesandlisteningtothebirdsthatIdidn’tpayattentiontowhereIwasgoing.Suddenly,Istopped.Thetreesaroundmelookedstrange—differentfromtheonesIhadpassedearlier.Myheartskippedabeat.Obviously,Iwaslostinnature,justlikeIwasinmylife.Thesunwasbeginningtoset,paintingtheskyinshadesoforangeandpink.IknewIhadtofindmywaybackbeforeitgotdark.ItriedtorememberwhichdirectionIhadcomefrom,buttheforestwaslikeagiantmaze(迷宫).EverypathItookseemedtoleadmeincircles.Thetreesalllookedthesame.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。Asitwasbecomingdark,Irealizedhowseriousmysituation