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2025~2026学年重庆市两江中学校下期初2027届过程评估(期中)英语试卷一、听力选择1.

A.Noway.B.Prettygood.C.It’sapleasure.2.

A.Yes,youdo.B.Yes,youdid.C.Yes,youshould.3.

A.TheDeadSea.B.TheSaharaDesert.C.TheNileRiver.4.

A.Wewerereading.B.We’rereading.C.Weread.5.

A.Myfault.B.Goodidea.C.Notmuch.6.

A.Goodluck.B.Notatall.C.Sorrytohearthat.7.

A./naɪf/B./nɪf/C./na:f/8.

A.Excined.B.Upset.C.Relaxed.9.

A.Beforetherainstorm.B.Duringtherainstorm.C.Aftertherainstorm.10.

A.Becauseshestayedawakemostofthenight.B.Becauseshekeptcryingmostofthenight.C.Becauseshestudiedhardmostofthenight.11.

A.1,741meters.B.1,714meters.C.1,471meters.12.

A.B.C.听材料,回答下列小题。13.What’swrongwithEric?

A.Hehasaheadache.B.Hehasanosebleed.C.Hehasacoughandafever.14.WhatdoesJulieadviseErictodo?

A.Getenoughsleep.B.Drinkmuchhotwater.C.Gotoseethedoctor.听材料,回答下列小题。15.WhendidhumansfirstreachthetopofMountQomolangma?

A.In1960.B.In1953.C.In1942.16.WhyisthemountainalsocalledMountEverest?

A.BecauseofafamousBritishresearcher.B.Becauseofitsfirstmountainclimber.C.Becauseofthedifferentlocalcultures.听两遍。根据你所听到的短文内容,从A、B、C三个选项中选出正确答案,并把答题卡上对应题目的答案标号涂黑。17.WherewillTyphoonStarland?

A.NearShanghai.B.NearWenzhou.C.NearGuangzhou.18.Howlongwillthetyphoonlast?

A.Foroneday.B.Fortwodays.C.Forthreedays.19.What’sNOTtheadvicefromthereport?

A.Stayindoorsanddon’tgooutside.B.Movevaluablethingstosafeplaces.C.Shipsatseamustreturnquickly.20.What’sthepurposeofthereport?

A.Towarnpeopleaboutthecomingtyphoon.B.Totellpeoplehowtostoreemergencysupplies.C.Tosharesomestoriesduringthetyphoon.二、听力填空听两遍。根据你所听到的短文内容,在横线处补全笔记。每空1词,并把答案填写在答题卡上对应的位置。

TeamworkThe21ofteamwork:

workingtogethertoreachacommongoalExamplesofteamwork:

◆22teams

◆scientificteams

◆teamsofdoctors,engineers...Adviceaboutgoodteamwork:

●2324eachother

●shareworkfairly

●findsolutionstogetherTeamworkcanmakeyoufeel25ofyourteam’sachievements.三、语法选择根据短文内容,从A、B、C三个选项中选出一个语法正确的答案,并把答题卡上对应题目的答案标号涂黑。LiuYangisamiddleschoolstudentinChongqing.His26arebinworkers.Theystartworkat3:00a.m.everyday.Theycleanthestreets27thecitywakesup.LiuYangwakesupat5:00a.m.everymorning.Heuseshispocketmoney28hotsoybeanmilkandbuns.Heknowswhathisparentslike.Thenherideshisbike29thestreetwherehisparentswork.Ittakes30about15minutes.“Mom,Dad,hereisyourbreakfast,”hesays.Hisparentsarereallysurprisedandhappy.“It’scoldinthemorning.Youshouldcome31.Youneedmoresleep,”hismomsays.ButLiuYangsmiles,“Iwantyoutohavewarmfood.Itmakesme32.”Aftergivingthembreakfast,hegoestoschool.Butheis33lateforclass.Oneday,apasserby(路人)34aphotoandposteditonline.Manypeopleweremovedbyhisstory.Theysaidhewas35goodson.LiuYangsaid,“Theyworkveryhardforourfamily.ThisisallIcandoforthem.”26.A.parentB.parentsC.parents’27.A.beforeB.afterC.so28.A.buyB.tobuyC.buying29.A.fromB.toC.above30.A.himB.hisC.he31.A.lateB.laterC.latest32.A.happyB.happilyC.happiness33.A.alwaysB.oftenC.never34.A.takesB.tookC.istaking35.A.aB.anC.the四、完形填空根据短文内容,从A、B、C、D四个选项中选出一个能填入相应空格内的最佳答案,并把答题卡上对应题目的答案标号涂黑。“Whowillgonext?”thewomanallinpurpleasked.Shewasourcampteacher,Pauline.Todaywasthelastdayofcamp.MyfriendLillyandIstoodbelowTheBearCrawl.Itwasthe36ropescourse.Aropeladderhungbetweentwotalltrees.Wehadtoclimbacrosstotheotherside.Myheartbeatfast.37,Lillysaidshewouldgofirst.PaulinecheckedLilly’shelmetandsafetybeltandpulledherup.Lillyclimbedacross.Thewindblewherhair,andtheladdermoved.“Go,Lilly!”Ishouted.Shekeptgoingandsuccessfully38theotherside.Iwashappyforher,butnowitwasmy39.Paulinecheckedmyhelmetandsafetybeltandpulledmeup.Ireachedforthefirststep.Theladdermoved,andmyarmsfeltweak.Halfwayacross,Istartedtofeelbetter.ButwhenIreachedforthenextstep,astrongwindmadetheladderswing(摇晃).Myhand40.Ifell!Thesafetybeltcaughtme,andPaulinehelpedmeget41.Everyonelookedatme.Myfaceturnedred.Iwantedtotryagain,butPaulinesaid,“Sorry,notime.”Onthebus,Ifeltsadfor42.ThenLillysaid,“Icouldnotmakeitwithoutyou.Iwassoscaredinthemiddle,butyou43forme.”“Youwerescared?”Iasked.“Veryscared,”shesaid.“Youwerejustunluckywiththatwind.Ithought44thetreesfell,wewouldallbecomepancakes.Canyoupictureit?Pauline—apurplepancake!”Ilaughed.Then45didnotmakemefeelsobad.Havingagoodfriendwasthebestpart.36.A.bestB.worstC.easiestD.hardest37.A.LuckilyB.FinallyC.SadlyD.Silently38.A.listenedtoB.turnedtoC.gottoD.repliedto39.A.turnB.shareC.prideD.call40.A.heldB.caughtC.missedD.touched41.A.upB.downC.awayD.out42.A.myselfB.herselfC.himselfD.ourselves43.A.sangB.cheeredC.preparedD.checked44.A.ifB.unlessC.untilD.though45.A.callingB.winningC.cryingD.falling五、阅读理解

LightningSafetyEachyear,thunderstormsproducemillionsofflashesoflightning.Hereiswhatyouneedtoknowtostaysafe.SEEKSHELTERWHENYOUARECAUGHTOUTSIDENoplaceoutsideissafe.Crouch(蹲下)downaslowasyoucan.Don’tbethetallestobjectinthearea.Butneverliedown.Placeyourhandsoveryourearstoprotectyourhearing.WHENYOUHEARTHUNDERMovetoabuildingoracarwithwindowsup.Stayinsideatleast30minutesafterthelastsoundofthunder.Touchthebackpartsofyourfeettogether.Inthisway,theelectricityfromthegroundmaygoinonefootandouttheother.Theonlythingtouchingthegroundshouldbethefrontpartsofyourfeet.Stayofftelephones,computersandradios,butyoucanusemobilephones.Stayawayfromwindowsanddoors.46.Whereislightning(闪电)fromaccordingtothetext?

A.Water.B.Ground.C.Thunderstorms.D.Shelter(庇护所).47.Whatissafetouseduringathunderstorm?

A.Mobilephones.B.Telephones.C.Computers.D.Radios.48.Whatistheauthor’smainpurposeofwritingthetext?

A.Toteachpeopletocrouchwhentheymeetlightning.B.Totellpeoplehowtokeepsafewhentheymeetlightning.C.Toaskpeopletostayawayfromwindowswhentheymeetlightning.D.Totellchildrenhowtolieonthegroundwhentheymeetlightning.InChineseculture,horsesaremorethanjustanimals.Theyaresymbolsofbraveryandloyalty(忠诚).Inthepast,horseshelpedpeopletravelfarandfightinwars.Theyplayedanimportantroleinhistory.Today,manyhorsesarestillfamoustopeople.Jiliang(吉量)ZhouShensangthesong“Jiliang”atthe2026SpringFestivalGala(春晚),makingthemagichorseknowntous.ItisafamoushorseinChinesemythbook“ShanHaiJing”.Jiliangmeansgoodluck,powerandlonglifeinpeople’seyes.ManystoriessaythatJilianghelpedgreatheroesinwarsandwastrustedbythem.Jueying(绝影)CaoCao’shorse,Jueying,isanotherfamoushorseintheThreeKingdomsPeriod(三国时期).Itsnamemeans“TheFastestShadow(影子)”,whichshowshowfastandstrongthehorsewas.Jueyingcouldtravelalongwayquickly.ItwasalsoveryloyaltoCaoCao.WithJueying,hecouldmovequicklyandsurprisehisenemies(敌人).ThismadeCaoCaoandJueyingastrongteamduringthewarsoftheThreeKingdomsPeriod.Chitu(赤兔)Doyouknowanyredhorses?Chituisoneofthem.ItisthehorseofLyuBu.Itsnamemeansaredhorselikeatiger—“tu”hereis“tiger”.Lyuwasfamousforhisamazingshootingskills.WithChitu,hebecameevenmorepowerful.Thereisanoldsaying,“LyuBuwasamongthebestfightersandChituwasthebestofwarhorses.”49.WhatdoesthenameJiliangmean?

A.Fastandstrong.B.Luckyandpowerful.C.Loyalandbrave.D.Redandamazing.50.WhodoesthehorseJueyingbelongto?

A.CaoCao.B.XiangYu.C.GuanYu.D.LyuBu.51.Whichpictureshowstheinformationofthelastparagraph?

A.B.C.D.52.What’sthebesttitleforthispassage?

A.FamousHorsesinHistoryB.HowHorsesHelpedLyuBuC.TheRoleofHorsesinWarsD.HowAnimalsHelpedinWars(Christmaswascoming.Everyonewasbusypreparinggiftsfortheirfamilyandfriends.)Scene(场景)OneItwasChristmasEve,Dellasathopelesslybythetable.Shehadonly$1.87tobuyherhusbandJimaChristmasgift.Shesavedasmuchasshecould,butitwasn’tenough.Lookingintothemirror,shesighed(叹气),“WhatamIgoingtodo,Jim?Ican’tbuyyouanythingnicewithjust$1.87.”Suddenly,anideahither.“I’lldoit,”shesaidtoherself.Dellarushedtoherbedroomandbegantopulldownherlonghair.“Thisistheonlyway.”SceneTwoDellaranoutintothestreetandknockedonthedoorofastore.Theshopkeeper,alargewoman,lookedatherupanddown.“Willyoubuymyhair?”Dellaaskednervously.Thewomansaid,“Takeoffyourhatandlet’shavealook.”Dellatookoffherhat,lettingherbeautifulhaircascadedownherback.“$20.”Thewomansaidafteraquicklook.SceneThreeWiththe$20,Dellahurriedtoagiftshopandboughtaplatinumfobchain(铂金表链)forJim’swatch.Itwasbeautiful,simple,andperfect.Shesmiledasshethought,“He’llloveit.”Shecouldn’twaittogiveittohim.SceneFourLaterthatevening,Jimcamehome.Hesteppedinside,lookingatDellawithhismouthopen.HelookedatDellaagainandagainanddidn’tspeakforamoment.“What’sthematter,Jim?”Dellaasked.“Della,Isoldmywatchtobuyyousomethingspecial.”Hesaidslowlyandpulledoutasetofcombs(梳子)forherhair—combsshelongwantedinastorewindow.Dellasighed,“ButJim,Isoldmyhairtobuyyouthefobchainforyourwatch!”SceneFiveTheylookedateachother,realizingthesacrifice(牺牲)theyeachmade.“Iguesswebothgaveupthethingswelovedmost,”Dellasaidsoftly.Jimkissedherandsaid,“Butwehaveeachother,Della.That’sallthatmatters.”53.WhatdidDelladotogetmoneyforJim’sChristmasgift?

A.Soldherhair.B.SoldJim’swatch.C.Workedlonghours.D.Borrowedsomemoney.54.Whichsentenceuses“cascade”withthesamemeaningastheunderlinedword?

cascade/kæ’skeɪd/n.①瀑布②瀑布状物v.①涌入②垂下;落下

A.Theleavescascadefromthetreeintheautumnwind.B.Afterwalkingforalongtime,theyfinallysawthecascade.C.Whenthebigsalestarted,peoplecascadedintothestore.D.Thecascadeofflowersinthegardenlooksbeautifulinthesun.55.Putthefollowingeventsinthecorrectorderaccordingtothepassage.①Dellasoldherlonghairtogetmoney.②DellaboughtaplatinumfobchainforJim.③Dellahadonly$1.87forJim’sgift.④JimsoldhiswatchandboughtcombsforDella.

A.③①②④B.③②①④C.①③②④D.①②③④56.Whatcanweinferfromthepassage?

A.Jimregretted(后悔)sellinghiswatch.B.DellawasunhappywiththegiftJimgavetoher.C.DellaandJimdidnotcareaboutChristmasgifts.D.Theirloveforeachotherwasmoreimportantthanthegifts.①Haveyounoticedthatnewenergyelectriccars(EVs:新能源车)likeTeslaandHuaweiAITOarebecomingpopularfordailytravel?Asanewkindofgreentransport,theybringgreatchangestoourlife.However,manydrivershavemetaproblem:theircarbatteries(电池)runoutfasterincoldweather,makingdailyusemorechallenging.Whydoesthishappen?②Electriccarsrunonlithium-ionbatteries(锂离子电池).Thesebatteriesstoreandgiveoutenergythroughchemicalreactions(化学反应).Inthesereactions,lithiumionsmovebetweentwometalpartsinsidethebattery.Whenthetemperaturedropsbelow10℃,thelithiumionsmovemuchmoreslowly.Thismeanstheycan’tmovefreely,sothebatterycan’tgiveoutasmuchenergyasusual.Expertssaythebesttemperatureforthelithium-ionbatteryisbetween20℃and30℃,whichmeanstheyperformthefastestinthetemperaturerange.③What’smore,coldweathercanharmyourbattery.Ifyouoftenuseyourelectriccarinverycoldweather,itsservicelifewillbe20%shorter.Besides,itmaynotprovideenoughpowerforyourdailydriving,whichbringsmoretroubletoyourlife.④▲.Theydevelopnewbatterymaterialstohelpbatteriesworkwellincolddays.Theyalsoaddsmallwarmsystemsinelectriccars.Thesesystemscankeepthebatteriesatapropertemperatureandstopthemfromgettingtoocold.Besides,workersimprovebatterytechnologytocutdownenergywasteinlowtemperature.Inthisway,thebatterieswilluselesspowerandservemuchlongerinwinter.⑤Sally,asciencelover,says,“Cartechnologyisimprovingfast,butitisalsoimportantforustolearnmoreaboutbatteries.Byunderstandinghowtemperatureinfluencesbatteries,wecanuseourcarsmorewiselyandmakethemlastlonger.Ourdailylifeisfullofusefulknowledge.Ifwewatchlifecarefullyandlearnalittlescienceknowledge,wecanliveabetterlife.”57.Whycan’tlithium-ionbatteriesgiveoutenoughenergyincoldweather?

A.Becauselithiumionsmovemuchmoreslowlybelow10℃.B.Becausedriversdon’tusethewarmsystemsincars.C.Becausebatteriesareshortofnewmaterials.D.Becausetheservicelifeofbatteriesbecomeslonger.58.Whichofthefollowingcanbeputin▲?

A.EVdriverscantakesimplestepstoprotecttheirbatteriesfromcoldB.CarmakersareworkinghardtodealwiththisseriousbatteryproblemC.CarmakersmainlychangethebatterymaterialstosavepowerinwinterD.Itisnecessaryforustoknowthebadsidesofcoldweatherforbatteries59.Whichsentencecanbestexpressthemainideaofparagraph⑤?

A.一对光阴一寸金B.白首方悔读书迟C.业精于勤荒于嬉D.世事洞明皆学问60.What’sthestructureofthepassage?

A.①/②③/④⑤B.①/②③④/⑤C.①②/③④/⑤D.①②③/④/⑤六、补全对话根据对话内容,从选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项,其中有两个为多余选项。(Anearthquakehittheareanotlongago.ATVreporterisinterviewingTimmythere.)A:Hi,Timmy.61B:Iwasdoingsomeshopping.A:62B:Ifeltaslightshake(晃动)andthenIheardabignoise.A:Whatdidyoudowhenthebuildingstartedtoshake?B:63Isawmanypeoplerunningquicklywhilepiecesofglassandbricks(砖)werefallingdown.A:Howdidyoufeelatthattime?B:Alittleafraid.A:64B:Yes,Idid.Iwassavedbysomevolunteerrescuersthen.A:Well,thankyou,Timmy.65

A.Didyoushoutforhelp?B.Howwastheearthquake?C.Ihopeyou’llbewellsoon.D.Iaskedthepoliceforhelp.E.Whatdidyoufeelandhearatfirst?F.Itriedmybesttorunouttothestreet.G.Whatwereyoudoingwhentheearthquakehappened?七、任务型阅读Bob,amiddleschoolstudent,feelssadabouthomeworkandafter-classactivities.Heoftenstaysuplatetofinishtasksbutstillfeelshe’sfallingbehind.“Ijointoomanyclubsandlessons,”Bobsaid.“ButIhavenotimetorelaxorevensleep.YesterdayIforgottohandinmymathhomeworkbecauseIwaspreparingforanEnglishspeech!”Hedoesn’tknowhowtomanagetimewell,soheaskssomeappsforhelp.

DeepSeek—Manystudentslikeyouhaveproblemswithtimemanagement.Theyalwaysfindithardtocompleteallthetaskswellinashorttime.Thekeytosolvingthisproblemisnottodomore,buttodowhattrulymatters.Weshouldnotdomanythingsatthesametime.Thatmeansstartingbylistingthingsyoumustdofirstandcuttingoutunnecessary(不必要的)tasks.What’smore,takingbreaksisofgreatimportance.Itmakesusfullofenergyagainafterlonghoursofstudyorwork.Doubao—Usethe“PomodoroTechnique”(番茄学习法):studyfor25minutesandrestfor5minutes.Thiskeepsyoufocused.Afterworkingorstudyingforalongtime,ourbrainsneedtohavearestforawhile.Soweneedtoplanresttime.Also,say“no”tothosetasksthataren’timportantforhelpingyouachieveyourgoals.Weshouldchoosethemostimportanttaskstoworkon.Qianwen—Tomanagetimewellyouneedcleargoals.Trybreakingtasksintosmallstepsandpayattentiontokeytasks.Forexample,ifyouwanttoprepareforanexam,youshouldgooverimportantnotesfirstinsteadofdoingmoreexercisesdayandnight.Also,don’tforgettotakeshortbreaks.Remember—restisapartofsuccess.66.DoesBoboftenstayuplatetofinishhistasks?6667.AccordingtoDoubao,howlongshouldyourestafterstudyingfor25minutes?6768.Whatdothesuggestionsfromthethreeappshaveincommon?6869.PleasegiveBobanotherpieceofadvicetohelphimandexplainwhy.(about30words)69八、其他阅读短文,根据方框中的内容和各小题的提示,完成句子。1~4每空一词,含缩略词,5小题请将完整的句子写在答题卡上相应位置。

1.Itiswisetojumpintothewaterdirectly.

2.Manybravepeopledidthiscorrectly.

3.Youcanreachthemsafelybyusingalongstick.

4.一旦他们醒来并开始咳嗽,帮他们坐起来并马上送医。

5.calm,to,saving,before,stay,remember,othersDoyouknowhowtohelpsomeonewhoisdrowning(溺水)?First,remaincalmsothatyoucanthinkstraight.Thisisimportantbecausefearmakeseverythingworse.Whenyouseeapersoninthewater,shoutforhelploudly.70.71.wisetojumpintothewaterdirectly?(改为一般疑问句)No.Althoughyoumayswimwell,don’tjumpinblindly!Inthepast,manybravepeople72.73.thiscorrectly.(改为否定句)Andtheygotintotroubletoo.74.75.youreachthemsafely?(对划线部分提问)Youcanreachthemsafelybyusingalongstick.Stayonlandandpullthemup.Afterthat,youmustactfast.Cleartheirmouthtomakewatercomeout.Then,pushontheirchest(胸口)tomaketheirheartbeatagain.Assoonasthey76.77.andstartcoughing,helpthemsitupandsendthemtohospitalrightaway.(完成译句)78..(连词成句)九、任务型阅读阅读文章,用恰当的短语或句子补全概要。不能照抄原文连续超过3个词,补全总词数不超过30词。Doyourememberthetasteofyourbirthdaycake,thesoundofyourbestfriend’slaughter,orthewarmhugfromyourgrandma?Thesearehappymemories.Happymemoriescangiveyouhopeforthefuture.AccordingtoastudybyProfessorTimWildschut,lookingbackonpositivefeelingsremindsusthatdifficultmomentsdonotlastforever,andsomethingbetterisalwayswaitingahead.Besides,happymemoriescanbuildconfidence,asurefeelingaboutyourownabilitytodothingsandbesuccessful.Expertssaythatwhenyourememberatimeyoudidsomethingwell—likegivingagoodspeech,solvingadifficultproblem,orstayingcalmunderpressure—yourealizeyouhavethatabilityinsideyou.Sowhennewchallengescome,youwon’tdoubt(质疑)yourself.Sohowcanweholdontohappymemories?Findasmallbox,decorateit,andfillitwiththingsthatremindyouofgoodmemories,likephotosorgifts.Opentheboxwheneveryouneedtofeelcalm,cheerful,orrememberthegoodthingsinlife.Ontheotherhand,thinkaboutthis—whenyourememberahappymoment,whathelpsyouseeitclearlyin

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