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河南省濮阳市20252026学年高二上学期11月期中考试英语试题一、阅读理解AIntoday’shighlycompetitiverestaurantindustry,catchingpeople’sattentionandleavingalastingimpressionisimportant.Withsomanydiningoptionsavailable,it’snecessarytocreatevisually(视觉上)impressiverestaurantpostersthatwillattractpotentialcustomers.ClearandEngagingHeadline(标题)Aninterestingheadlineisthefirstopportunitytodrawyourpotentialcustomers’attention.Keepitsimple,short,interesting,andeasytoreadfromadistance.Useexpressivelanguagethatdeliversthespecialexperienceyourrestauranthastooffer.MouthwateringImageryHighqualityvisualsarevitalforanyrestaurantposter.Showyourspecials,freshingredients,orabeautifullyarrangedtablesettingtoinstantlyencouragehungerandcuriosity.Ensurethattheimagesarewelllitandprofessionallyproducedtomakethefoodappearappetizing.SpecialSellingPointsFindyourrestaurant’suniquesellingpointsandfeaturethemonyourposter.Doyouofferfarmtotablefreshness?Highlightit!Areyouknownforexceptionalservice?Makeitakeypointoftheposter.Showwhatsetsyouapartfromthecompetitionandmakesyourrestaurantamustvisitdestination.SocialMediaEngagementMakepeopleinteractmoreonsocialmediabyaddingyourrestaurant’ssocialmediaaccountsandhashtags(标签)totheposter.Promoteengagementbyinvitingcustomerstosharetheirdiningexperiences,postfoodphotos,orleavereviews.Thisnotonlycreatesasenseofcommunitybutalsohelpsattractnewcustomers.Makinganeffectiverestaurantposterrequiresacombinationofcreativity,strategicmessaging,andvisualappeal.Byincludingtheseelements,youcancreateattentiondrawingpostersthatattractyourcustomers,inspirethemtovisityourrestaurant,andultimatelyboostyourbusiness’ssuccess.1.Whatshouldaposterheadlinebelike?A.Detailedanddescriptive.B.Funnyandcomplex.C.Formalandcolorful.D.Briefandattractive.2.Howcanarestaurantexpanditsreachaccordingtothetext?A.Byofferingmorediningoptions.B.Bycreatinganonlinecommunity.C.Bysettingreasonableprices.D.Byprovidinganexactlocation.3.Whereisthetextprobablytakenfrom?A.Aguide.B.Arecipe.C.Areport.D.Aposter.BMollie,my“othermother”,isawomanfullofenergyandconfidence.Ateightyfour,shestillwalksfast,drivessafely,andexpressesheropinionsdirectly.Shecancooktraditionaldishes,evaluateantiques,organizemeetings,andplaybridgeandevencomputergames.Shekeepsupwithnewdiscoveriesandalwayssays,“Ikeepgoingforwardandneverlookback.”Butonce,shedidlookback.Inherseventies,shewantedtofulfilladreamshehadcarriedforyears:tohaveabatmitzvah,aJewishcomingofageceremony(仪式)usuallyheldatthirteen.Inheryouth,suchceremonieswereonlyforboys.Atthatage,shewasalreadycaringforhersickmother,workingafterschool,andcarryingheavyfamilyresponsibilities.Althoughshefeltdeeplyconnectedtoherancestors’faith,sheneverhadthechancetostudyitproperly.Whenshereachedadulthood,herlifebecamebusywithmarriageandchildren.Thoughshesupportedthetemplefaithfully,shefeltherspiritualvoicewasunheard.“IfIweren’ttooold,I’dlovetobebatmitzvahed,”sheoftensighed.Whensheturnedeighty,thethoughtbecamestronger.Withencouragementfromherfamily,shefinallybeganHebrew(akindoflanguage)lessonsThelessonswerenoteasy.“Iamtheoldestonehere,”shetoldus,oftenworryingshewouldnevermasterHebrew.Yetshekeptgoing,attendingeveryTuesdaynightclass,bakingforherclassmates,andlisteningtorecordingswhileexercisingorevensleeping.Thoughshestruggled,wesawherpridegrowasshelearnedmoreaboutherfaith.WeknewonceMolliemadeuphermind,shewouldsucceed.Twoyearslater,theceremonywasheld.Surroundedbyfamilyandfriends,Molliesteppedontothestage,bothnervousandhappy.WhenshecompletedherpartinHebrew,thehallfilledwithclapping.Irealizedthenwhatshehadtrulytaughtme:toliveyourfaith,youmustbebraveenoughtomakemistakes,tryagain,andfinallysucceed.Mostofall,Mollieprovedthatitisnevertoolatetofollowyourheart.4.WhydidMolliefailtohaveabatmitzvahinheryouth?A.Shewasnotatraditionalist.B.Shewasfullyoccupiedbyherschoolwork.C.Suchceremonieswereonlyforboysthen.D.Herfamilydidn’tallowhertoattendtheceremony.5.HowdidMollieprepareforHebrewstudy?A.Byhiringaprivateteacher.B.Bycombiningweeklyclasseswithdailypractice.C.Byreadingalotofrelatedbooks.D.Byaskingotherstohelpwithherhomework.6.WhichofthefollowingbestdescribesMollie?A.Determinedandenergetic.B.Sensitiveandcreative.C.Humorousandconfident.D.Conventionalandknowledgeable.7.Whatwouldbeasuitabletitleforthetext?A.ThePowerofFamilySupportB.TipsonLearningHebrewC.ALateAgeDreamAchievedD.TheHistoryoftheBatMitzvahCAfteradayofscubadiving(水肺潜水),LuisAntonio“Tono”Lloredawastiredwhenheheardtheurgentnews:awhalewascaughtinanet.Lloreda,43,hadfreedsmallerwildlifebefore,butthiswashisfirstmarineanimalofsuchsize.Theyounghumpbackwhale,fourtofivemeterslong,hadanetarounditsfinandmouth.Lloredaremovedthenetwhilethemotherwhalewaitednearby.LloredaisamemberofGuardianesdelMar(GuardiansoftheSea),anAfricanColombiangroupfromsixcoastalcommunitiesaroundColombia’sGulfofTribuga,abiodiversityhotspotonthePacificcoast.Theregion,whererainforestmeetstheocean,isaUNESCObiospherereserveanda“hopespot”foritsecological(生态的)importance.Theguardiansdivetoremovenetsofplasticsthatendangermarinelife.WithsponsorshipfromEcomaresandConservationInternational,theguardianshavetrainedindivingandremovingnetsfromcoralwithsafetechniques.Manyalsoactascoralgardenersandreefsurveyors,collectingdataforcommunitiesandscientists.Three,includingLloreda,aretrainedtofreemarineanimals.AccordingtoWWF,about50,000tonsoffishingdevicearedroppedintheoceanseachyear.IntheGulfofTribug,threetofourhumpbackwhalesaretrappedannually.Toexpandtheirimpact,GuardianesdelMarworkstotrainmorediversbutfacesfinancialproblems.“WeusedtosendthenetstoBuenaventuraforrecycling,butfuelcostsaretoohigh,”saysBenjaminGonzales,aseniorguardian.Withnoroads,everythingmustbemovedbyboatorplane.Now,thenetsaremadeintodecorationstoselllocallyandabroad,whileleadweightsarerecycledintodivingtools.ThespiritofcarebetweenpeopleandnaturerunsdeepinTribuga,hometoabout7,000people.AfricanColombiancommunitiesherecogoverntheregionwithIndigenousEmber.“Everyonefishes,sowecan’ttellpeopletostopusingnets,”saysCamiloMorante,theyoungestguardian.“Themostimportantthingisthatweraiseconsciousness(意识)locallysothatweunderstandtheconsequencesofouractions.”8.WhydoestheauthormentionLloreda’sexperience?A.Tointroducetherescuework.B.Toexplaintherisksofscubadiving.C.Torecordtheguardians’dailyroutine.D.Torecognizehisachievementinscubadiving.9.WhatmakestheGulfofTribugaa“hopespot”?A.Itsculturaltraditions.B.Itsfishingindustry.C.Itsrarewhalespecies.D.Itsrichbiodiversity.10.Howdotheguardianssolvethefinancialproblems?A.Byreducingoperationcosts.B.Byseekinghelpfromcommunities.C.Bysellingrecycledproducts.D.Bypromotingthelocaltourismindustry.11.WhatdoesCamiloMoranteemphasizeasthefundamentalsolution?A.Passingmorefishinglaws.B.Gettinginternationalfinancialsupport.C.Stoppingusingfishingnetscompletely.D.Makingthepublicfullyawareoftheirimpact.DImagineyou’vejustshutadooronyourfinger.Thissuddenpainoftencausesavocal(声音)responsemaybeyoucryout“ouch!”Butdosuchsoundsdifferacrosscultures?Humansarevocallyexpressive.Besidesspeaking,wealsolaugh,groanorcrythesearecallednonlinguisticvocalizations.Wealsouseinterjections(感叹词)like“ouch”or“wow”toexpressemotions.Thesehavebeenfoundineveryhumanculturestudiedsofar.However,scientistsstillknowlittleabouthowthesesoundsvaryacrosstheworldorwhytheymightdoso.Inourrecentstudy,wefocusedonvowel(元音)soundsinexpressionsofpain,joyanddislikeacrossmorethan130languages.Wewantedtoknowifemotionalsoundscontainsimilarvowelsacrosscultures.Thiscouldhelpunderstandthehistoryoflanguage.Ourmainideawasthatemotionalsoundsarenotbychance—theyhelpexpressmeaning.Forexample,paincriesareoftenloudandharsh,madewithawideopenmouth,whichtendstoproduce[æ]likevowels(asin“cat”).Trysaying“ski”withyourmouthwideopen—you’llfinditdifficult.[i]likevowelsaremorecommonwhenthemouthformsasmile.Earlierstudiesshowpeopleoftenlink[i]vowelswithpositivefeelings.Weguessedthat[æ]vowelswouldappearmoreinpainsounds,[i]vowelsinjoy,andcentralvowelslike[ə]indislike.Tovalidatethis,wecollectedover600emotionalinterjectionsfrom131languages.Wealsogatheredthousandsofwordsfromthoselanguagestocomparevoweluse.Inasecondtest,speakersoffivelanguagesmadenonwordsoundstoshowpain,joyanddislike.Wemeasuredtheirvowelusethroughacoustic(声学的)analysis.Acrosslanguages,paininterjectionshadmore[æ]likevowels.Thoughjoyanddislikeinterjectionsvaried,nonlinguisticvocalizationsshowedclearpatterns:[æ]forpain,[i]forjoy,and[ə]likevowelsfordislike.Theseresultssuggestthatpeopleoftenusesimilarsoundstoexpressemotions,andpainmaybeexpressedmostuniversally.Thissupportstheideathatsomewordsmayhavedevelopedfromthesoundswenaturallymake.12.Whatdoestherecentstudyfocuson?A.Theuseofvowelsinemotionalsounds.B.WhyhumansexpressemotionsC.Howvowelsdevelopglobally.D.Thereasonforpeopleusinginterjections.13.Whatdoresearchersthinkofemotionalsounds?A.Theyvaryfromculturetoculture.B.Theyneedspecialpronunciationskills.C.Theycarryspecificmeanings.D.Theyreflectlanguagelearning.14.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“validate”inparagraph5probablymean?A.Translate.B.Track.C.Categorize.D.Confirm.15.Whatdoesthediscoveryimplyaboutlanguage?A.Vowelsdevelopindependentlyacrosscultures.B.Somewordsmayoriginatefromnaturalsounds.C.Emotionalexpressionsshapelanguagedevelopment.D.Emotionalsoundsconsistentlycontainfixedmeanings.七选五Tobefunnyisnotjusttalentbutaskillthatcanbelearned.Manypeoplebelievehumorisnatural.Research,however,showsthatfunnypeopleactuallypracticetechniques.Beingfunnymatters.___16___Yetmostcommonadviceonhumorsoundsvague(含糊的).Suggestionslike“listencarefully”or“besurprising”leavepeoplewonderinghowtousetheminreallife.Fortunately,researchersandcomedians(喜剧演员)haveprovidedpracticalstrategies.Oneoftheeasiesttechniquesistogivetheoppositeanswertoyes/noquestions.Whenpeopleexpect“yes”,asudden“no”createssurpriseandlaughter.Themagicisthatthemomentyougivetheoppositeanswer,youhavesurprisedyouraudience,sotheylaugh.___17___TheRuleof3isanotherusefulmethod.___18___Forexample,“Ilovehotdogs,hamburgers,andhandsomemen.”Thebreakinpatterncatchesattentionandcreateshumor.Similarly,switchingcharacterrolesinastorycanalsowork.Ifthe“serious”personsuddenlyactssilly,orthe“weak”onebecomespowerful,thechangesurprisestheaudience.___19___Jokesmayfailifthepunchline(妙语)isweak,buttrueexperiencesarerelatable.Thatiswhymanycomedianscollectdailyobservationsandlatersharethem.Ifthestoryisnotfunny,itstillhasmeaning;ifitisfunny,theeffectisevenstronger.Indailylife,youcandothesame:notedownthingsthatmadeyoulaughandretellthemnaturallyinconversation.Finally,humorisalsoaboutattitude.Whenyouareaskedanawkwardquestion,turningitintohumorshowsconfidence.Evenasimplewordlike“whatever”canshiftthefocusandmakeotherslaugh.___20___Anyonecanbecomefunnierthroughpractice.A.Thenyoucanmoveontoyourrealstory.B.Inshort,humorisnotagiftforonlyafew.C.Thereallifestoriesareoftenfunnierthanjokes.D.Itexplainswhytheyoftenmaketheirjokesfunny.E.Practicinghumorrequiresobservingothers’mistakescarefully.F.Itbuildsapatternwithtwonormalitemsandendswithsomethingunexpected.G.Itmakesconversationseasier,createsconnection,andoftenreducesawkwardness.二、完形填空Onemorningaftergrief(悲伤)settledoverme,myfriendscameunannounced.Theybroughtcandy,hotchocolatemix,acard,andaboxfilledwith___21___.They’ddrivenfortyminutesjustto___22___me.WhenaskedhowIwas,Imadeajokeaboutmyuglyoutfit,butitfell___23___.NoonelaughedbecausetheyknewIwas___24___.Later,though,Irealizedthosegiftswerecarefully___25___.Thecandyquietlytoldmetoeat.Thecard,coveredintheirnotes(“We’reherewhenever”),wasa___26___thatIwasn’talone.However,Icouldn’tbringmyselfto___27___theflowersatfirst.Griefhadmademesensitiveto___28___.I’djustsaidgoodbyetomydogandIdidn’tthinkIcould___29___watchinganotherlivingthingdie.However,dayslater,I___30___agreenshootappeared.Thatwaswhenit___31___me:theywereatypeofperennial(多年生植物),withtheirrootsstillwhole.Unlikecutflowersthataresuretofade,thistypewillreturnyearafteryear.Slowly,thatperennialturnedintoa___32___ofmyownhealing(治愈).Somedays,itsleaveshungdown,justlikemymood.Otherdays,newleaveswouldopenup,andI’d___33___.Itshowedmehealingisn’tastraightline:it’sfinetowilt(枯萎),aslongasyoukeep___34___.Thatplantalsodisplayedthe___35___myfriendsalreadyknew:Iwasloved,andIstillhadmorespacetogrow.21.A.toys  B.books  C.clothes  D.flowers22.A.invite  B.comfort  C.respect  D.teach23.A.familiar  B.dangerous  C.flat  D.angry24.A.reflecting  B.hiding  C.waiting  D.recovering25.A.prepared  B.repaired  C.counted  D.grouped26.A.chance  B.decision  C.principle  D.reminder27.A.turndown  B.searchfor  C.lookat  D.giveaway28.A.loss  B.beauty  C.kindness  D.quality29.A.mind  B.stand  C.stop  D.escape30.A.imagined  B.doubted  C.noticed  D.announced31.A.hit  B.saved  C.left  D.scared32.A.direction  B.symbol  C.memory  D.result33.A.smile  B.continue  C.help  D.hesitate34.A.practicing  B.seeking  C.growing  D.sharing35.A.standard  B.strength  C.challenge  D.truth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,并将答案填写在答题卡上。The2025GoldenPandaInternationalCulturalForum,which___36___(hold)onSeptember13inChengdu,transformedthecityintoastageforglobalfilmandtelevisiondialogue.TheForumbroughttogetherguestsfromhomeandabroad,___37___sharedtheirinsights.Morethanjustacelebrationofexcellence,theeventrepresentsaprofounddialogueamongtheworld’scivilizationsandopensawindowtoanopenand___38___(innovate)Chinaintheeraofglobalization.WangXiaohui,SecretaryoftheCommunistPartyofChina(CPC)SichuanProvincialCommittee,when___39___(address)theForum,emphasizedSichuan’sroleasacradle(摇篮)ofChinesecivilization.FromtheancientwondersofSanxingduitotoday’screativescreenproductions,Sichuancontinuestoconnectcultures.ShenHaixiong,ViceMinisterofthePublicityDepartmentoftheCPCCentralCommitteeandPresidentofChinaMediaGroup,highlightedfilms’uniquepower___40___(cross)nationalborders.HecitedNeZha,aglobalboxofficehit___41___(root)intraditionalChineseculture,asanexampleofhowChinese___42___(story)cantravelfarbeyondtheirhomeland.DrawinguponthewisdomofConfucius,formerGreekPrimeMinisterGeorgePapandreousharedthattrueharmonyarisesfromrespect___43___differences,notuniformity.Atlast,he___44___(heavy)stressedthatintheageofrapidadvancesinAI,biotechnologyandnuclearenergy,empathyandcooperationareespeciallyessentialtobuilding___45___justandprosperous(繁荣的)futureforall.四、书信写作46.假定你是李华,上周五参加了你校举办的急救知识竞赛。请给你的英国笔友Chris写封邮件分享此次经历,内容包括:1.比赛过程;2.你的收获。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。DearChris,___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Yours,LiHua五、书面表达(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。Ifirststartedwearingglassesatagefive.Theywerethick,blackframed,andmanyfriendssaidthatIlookedlikeRalphie,aboyinthemovieAChristmasStory,alwayswearingthickglasses.Sadly,theywereright.Overtheyears,mynearsightednessworsened,andmylenses(镜片)becameheavier.Anobviousdepressionformedonthebridgeofmynosefromtheweight.Ioftenjokedthatifthesunshonejustright,Icouldstartforestfires.Inmytwenties,Igotmyfirstpairofthinnerlenses.Wearingthemfeltlikewearingnothingatall.Later,polarized(偏光的)sunglassesmadetheworld’scolorsclearerthaneverbefore.IthoughtIhadfinallyseenlifefullyuntilmyfatherwentblind.Diagnosed(诊断)withmaculardegeneration,heignoredtreatmentadviceandsoonlostmostofhisvision.Onceactive,nowhecouldonlysitinhischair.Aneyeexamshowedasmallspotofdegenerationinmyeyesaswell.Atfirst,itseemedminor,butthenextyearitaffectedbotheyes.Thencameacataractoperation,whichhelped,butmyvisionproblemswerefarfromover.Justbeforeretirement,Iwasdiagnosedwithmyastheniagravis,adiseasethatweakensmusclesincludingthosecontrollingtheeyes.Myeyelidsbecametootiredtostayopen,andunclearvisionstruckseveraltimesaday.Thefinalwarningcameataneuroophthalmologist’soffice.Coveringmylefteye,Ireadthechartbutalargeblackshadowblockedmostofmyvision.Overnight,Ibecamelegallyblindinthateye.Myfearofinjections(注射)wasgreaterthanthefearofblindness,yettheonlywaytosavemysightwasthrougheyeinjections.Botheyesneededtreatment,andIwouldfacefourinjectionsintotal.MyheartracedasIimaginedtheprocess.Ifeltamixoffear,determination,andhope,knowingthattheseinjectionsweremyonlychancetokeepseeingtheworldIloved.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。Imadeupmymindfinally.____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

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