云南昭通市市直中学2026-2027学年上学期高二开学考试英语试卷（含答案）

昭通市市直中学2026年秋季学期高二年级开学考试英语

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第一部分听力（共两节，满分30分）

第一节（共5小题；每小题1.5分，满分7.5分）

听下面5段录音。每段录音后有一个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选

项。听完每段录音后，你都有10秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅读下一小题。每段录音播

放两遍。

1.Whatdidtheboydojustnow?

A.Heboughtarubberduck.

B.Hecleanedthefloor.

C.Heplayedwithwater.

2.WhydidCamilagotoMary'shouseyesterday?

A.Toplayball.

B.Toborrowabook.

C.Tohavestrawberries.

3.Whichsportdoesthemanlike?

A.Football.

B.Tennis.

C.Boxing.

4.Whatdoesthemanadvisethewomantoeatless?

A.Yogurt.

B.Puremilk.

C.Warmfood.

5.Whatdoweknowaboutthewoman?

A.She'swaitingfortheman.

B.She'sgoingtopickupherdaughter.

C.Shewantstomakeagoodfirstimpression.

第二节（共15小题；每小题1.5分，满分22.5分）

听下面5段录音。每段录音后有几个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选

项。听每段录音前，你将有时间阅读各个小题，每小题5秒钟；听完后，每小题都有5秒钟

的作答时间。每段录音播放两遍。

听下面的录音，回答第6和第7小题。

6.Whatdothespeakersmainlytalkabout?

A.Valentine'sDay.

B.TheLanternFestival.

C.TheDoubleSeventhFestival.

7.WhatisConniegoingtodo?

A.Getalantern.

B.Wearanecklace.

C.Guesslanternriddles.

听下面的录音，回答第8和第9小题。

8.Whatdoesthewomanplantodo?

A.Goonatrip.

B.Trydifferentcuisines.

C.Savemoneytostudyabroad.

9.Howdoesthewomansoundattheendoftheconversation?

A.Curious.

B.Confident.

C.Humorous.

听下面的录音，回答第10至第12小题。

10.WhatdoesMr.Attarddo?

A.Ateacher.

B.Acomputerrepairman.

C.Ascientist.

11.Howlongdidthemansearchonline?

A.Onehour.

B.Oneandahalfhours.

C.Twohours.

12.Whatcanwesayabouttheman?

A.He'sreasonable.

B.He'scurious.

C.He'simpatient.

听下面的录音，回答第13至第16小题。

13.Whatistheprobablerelationshipbetweenthespeakers?

A.Fellowworkers.

B.Driverandpassenger.

C.Houseagentandrenter.

14.Howmuchrentwillthewomanpayfortheapartmentmonthly?

A.$160.

B.$175.

C.$320.

15.Whichisincludedintherent?

A.Electricity.

B.SatelliteTV.

C.Gas.

16.Whatdoesthewomandislikeabouthernewsurroundings?

A.Heavytraffic.

B.Thesupermarket.

C.Limitedparkingspaces.

听下面的录音，回答第17至第20小题。

17.Whatisthespeakerdoing?

A.Takingatrip.

B.Sharinghistravelexperience.

C.Introducingholidaydestinations.

18.Whichoneisopenallyearround?

A.BasinHarbor.

B.MillFallsattheLake.

C.FlatheadLakeLodge.

19.WhydoesthespeakerlikeFlatheadLakeLodgebest?

A.Ithasalonghistory.

B.Itprovidesmanykindsofrentals.

C.Itisagoodplacetoenjoythelandandwater.

20.WhatcanwelearnaboutBasinHarbor?

A.Itispet‑friendly.

B.Itoffersweekendcampfires.

C.Ithasbeenwelcomingguestsforabout70years.

第二部分阅读（共两节，满分50分）

第一节（共15小题；每小题2.5分，满分37.5分）

阅读下列短文，从每题所给的A、B、C和D四个选项中，选出最佳选项。

A

Womenhavealwayscontributedtoscience,technology,engineering,andmath(STEM),but

theirnamesareoftenleftoutofhistorybooks.Likewise,girlsandwomenarefacedwithsocialand

culturalbarriersthatcanpreventthemfromstudyingSTEMsubjectsinschoolorthrivinginthe

workplace.

WecelebratewomeninSTEMfieldsthroughoutourexhibitfloorsduringthemonthofMarch.

WeworkedwithteensinourDiscoveryCorpstoidentifywomenwhoseworkismakingalasting

impact.Thislistofhonoreesismeanttosparkconversationandalsohighlightthemany

accomplishmentsofwomeninSTEM.

Thisisbynomeansacompletelist.Tagus@PacScionFacebook,Twitter,and/orInstagram

tosharethenamesofwomenscientists,innovators,andinventorsinyourlife!

TuYouyou

Inspiredtopursuemedicineaftersurvivingtuberculosisasateenager,TuYouyoustudiedboth

modernandtraditionalpractices,turningtoancientChinesetextstofindacureformalaria.After

learningthatsweetwormwoodwasatraditionaltreatmentforacommonmalariasymptom,Tu

discoveredawaytoextractitsactivecompound,artemisinin,savingmillionsoflives.In2015,Tu

becamethefirstChinesewomantowinaNobelPrize.

MaryamMirzakhani

MaryamMirzakhaniwasthefirstwomanandfirstIraniantowintheFieldsMedal(2014),the

highesthonorinmathematics.Mirzakhanisolvedcomplex,cross‑disciplinaryproblemsthathad

longpuzzledmathematiciansinfieldssuchasdynamics,topology,andhyperbolicgeometry.She

createdessentialtoolsthatmathematicianssaywillcontinuetoshapethefieldforyearstocome.

KimberlyBryant

Asablackwomanstudyingcomputerscienceandelectricalengineering,KimberlyBryantfelt

asenseofcommunitywasmissing.Whenherowndaughtergrewinterestedincomputerscience,

Bryantwantedbetterforher.Usingexperiencegainedthroughmultipleleadershippositionsat

majorcorporations,shefoundedBlackGirlsCode,acomputerscienceandtechnologytraining

courseforgirlsfromunderrepresentedcommunitiesthathasgrownintoaglobalprogram.

21.What'sthemainpurposeoftheexhibitactivityinMarch?

A.ToattractmoreteenstojoinDiscoveryCorps.

B.TohonoroutstandingwomenworkinginSTEM.

C.TosolvesocialbarriersforgirlslearningSTEM.

D.Toencouragepeopletosharethestoriesoffemalescientistsonline.

22.WhatcanwelearnaboutMaryamMirzakhani'sresearch?

A.Itmainlydealtwithbasicmathproblems.

B.ShewasthesecondIraniantowintheFieldsMedal.

C.Shecarriedoutresearchwithinoneindependentfield.

D.Herresearchtoolswillinfluencemathlongintothefuture.

23.WhydidKimberlyBryantstartBlackGirlsCode?

A.Towinatopinternationalscienceprize.

B.Toachievefameasamathematicsexpert.

C.Tosupportgirlsfromunderservedcommunities.

D.Tohelpherdaughterbecomeacomputerscienceexpert.

B

JannieHuanghasalwaysbeencrazyaboutbothtraditionalChinesecultureandmakeup.Her

storyofcreatingculturalmakeupstartedbackin2018.Atthattime,shewasstudyingfashiondesign

inanartschool,andshegraduallyfellinlovewithmakeupinhersparetime.In2020,“thePalace

Museumcoveredinsnow”becameahottopiconsocialmedia.“Itwasmyfirsttimeobservingsuch

ascene.Anideacameuponmethen:Werethoseculturalrelicsquietlyappreciatingthesnowinside

thepalace?”Huangsaid.Shebeganimaginingwhattherelicsmightlooklikeinhumanform.So

shegotcolorsandelementsfromtheseartifacts（手工艺品）forhermakeup.Sheskillfullyrecreated

thefeaturesofanartifactonherface,bringingittolife.

Herdesignsquicklybecamepopular.“Thisapproachnotonlyallowspeopletoappreciatethe

makeupbutalsohelpsthemconnectwiththelivelinessofourculturalheritage,”Huangsaid.Some

haveexpressedhowhermakeupdesignshaveintroducedthemtomanylittle‑knownartifacts.One

followersaid,“Youhavefoundandsharedthevaluablethingsfrommuseums,allowingustosee

andappreciatetheartifactsthatwereoncelostamongmanyexhibitsduringourhurriedvisits.”

Huanghasnoticedthatanincreasingnumberofyoungpeopleshowadeepappreciationfor

thetraditionalculture.“It'snecessaryforthewaysmuseumcultureispassedontokeeppacewith

thechangingtimestoavoidcultureloss.Younggenerationsareresponsibleforcarryingforwardthe

culture,inwhateverpositiveandproductivemanners,”Huangsaid.

ThetotalnumberofChinesemuseumsnationwidereached6,565in2022,rankingamongthe

topintheworld.Inthepast,manyconsideredmuseumvisitsboringbecauseofalackofawareness

oftheirwealthofcollections.TherecommendationsbysocialmediainfluencersandTVprograms

haveledtoagrowingnumberofpeoplerealizingthatmuseumsofferawidevarietyofinteresting

things.Whilenoteveryonemaybeinterestedinobjectsandhistory,thequestforbeautyisborn

amongpeople.

24.WhydidJannieHuangbegintocreateculturalmakeupworks?

A.Shewantedtobecomeafamousfashiondesigner.

B.ThesnowyPalaceMuseuminspiredhercreativeidea.

C.Sheplannedtomakemoneybypostingmakeuponline.

D.Herfollowersaskedhertodesignmuseum‑stylemakeup.

25.WhatbenefitdopeoplegetfromHuang'smakeupdesigns?

A.Theymastermanyusefulmakeupskills.

B.Theycancollectoldculturalrelicseasily.

C.TheycanvisitthePalaceMuseumforfree.

D.Theygettoknowmanyunknownmuseumartifacts.

26.WhatcanwelearnaboutJannieHuang'scharacterfromthepassage?

A.Creativeandresponsible.

B.Independentandserious.

C.Friendlyandpositive.

D.Considerateandgrateful.

27.Whatisthelastparagraphintendedtotellus?

A.Museumsarechangingpracticestoattracttheyoung.

B.Museumcollectionsfacethechallengeoftechnology.

C.Mediainfluenceshaveincreasedmuseums'attraction.

D.Mostpeoplethinkhighlyofmuseumobjectsandhistory.

C

Whereexactlyis“space”?Thismayseemlikeasimplequestion,buttheanswermaybemore

difficultthanyouthink.

Nowadays,mostcountriesaregenerallyinagreementthatspacebeginswhenEarth's

atmosphereends.Butnoonecantellwheretheatmosphereactuallyendsandouterspacebegins.

BeforetheKarmanLinewasrecognizedbyinternationallaws,peoplehadmanydifferentideas

aboutthisboundary.Theso‑calledKarmanLineisanimaginaryline100kilometersaboveEarth's

surface.Oncethislineiscrossed,theairistoothinandtraditionalplaneswouldneedtoreachthe

speedof30,564kilometersperhourorriskfallingbacktoEarth.Accordingtointernationallaws,

oncepilotsandaircraftcrossthatline,theyarerecognizedasastronautsandspacecraftandarefree

toconductspaceoperationswithoutconcernforinternationalborders（边境）.

Intheearlyageofspaceexploration,theUSdefinedspacedifferentlyandinsistedthatspace

starts19.3kilometersbelowtheKarmanLine,sincetheUSwasconfidentthatitwouldleadand

remaintobetheleaderinthetraditionalaircraftindustry.

WellawarethattheUSwantedtooperateadvancedspying（侦查）aircraftsafely,many

developingcountriesopposedtheideaandsoughttoestablishmuchhigherspacelimits—965.6

kilometersaboveEarth'ssurface.Thisspacelimitmakesthingsabitdifficultforeverycountry,

though.Atthatheight,eventheInternationalSpaceStationandTiangongSpaceStation（orbiting

between320to435kilometersup）,andmanysatellites（orbiting869kilometersup）wouldnot

beconsideredspacecraft!

Inrecentyears,theUShasbeentryingtodeterminea“saferborderofspace”.In2009,it

suggestedthattheborderofspacebeginat118kilometersaboveEarth'ssurface.Whatwasits

argumentthistime?Itsaidthatmanybreakthroughshavebeenmadeinspaceandspying

technologiesbyothercountries!

28.WhatwillhappenifaplanefliesacrosstheKarmanLinewithoutenoughspeed?

A.ItwillfallbacktoEarth.

B.Itwillberegardedasaspacecraft.

C.Itspilotswilllosetheirwayinspace.

D.Itcanflyfreelyacrossinternationalborders.

29.WhydidtheUSwantspacetostartlowerthantheKarmanLineatfirst?

A.Tokeepitsadvantageintheaircraftindustry.

B.Tohelpdevelopingcountriesexplorespace.

C.Tomakeiteasiertobuildspacestations.

D.Tofollowtherulesofinternationallaws.

30.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“opposed”inparagraph4mostprobablymean?

A.Agreedwith.

B.Dependedon.

C.Disagreedwith.

D.Caredabout.

31.Whatisthemainideaofthewholepassage?

A.DifferentspacecraftflyingheightsaroundEarth.

B.Thegreatprogresshumanshavemadeinspaceexploration.

C.TheintroductionofthefamousKarmanLineinspaceresearch.

D.Differentcountries'disagreementsonwheretheborderofspacelies.

D

AgroupofChineseresearchersandclinicalneurologistshasmadeanewbreakthroughin

brain‑computerinterface（BCI）（脑机接口）technology,enabling10individualstocommunicate

complexChinesesentencesthroughtheirthoughtsalone.Thetechnology,currentlyinclinicaltrials,

offersnewhopeforpatientswithspeechlossduetoconditionssuchasstroke.

ScientistsfromShanghai‑basedstartupINSIDEandHuashanHospitalimplantedelectrodes

（电极）intoparticipantswithepilepsy（癫痫）.Afteranaverageofjust100minutesoftraining,

theircustom‑builtintelligentsystemreadandinterpretedbrainactivitiesassociatedwiththe

intendedspeechof54Chinesecharactersinrealtime.Trainingonthosecharactersthenenabledthe

systemtointerpret1,951commonwordscorrectlyandgeneratecompleteChinesesentencesinless

thanhalfasecond,withvirtuallynolengthlimit.

“UnlikeEnglish'sbasicspeechsounds,Chineseinvolvesover400differentsyllables,”explains

LiMeng,INSIDE'schiefscientist.Theteamtrainedondatafromtheworld'slargesthuman

brainwavedatabasebuiltbyHuashanHospital,andtheAIidentifiedbasicsoundsofspeechwith

over83percentaccuracy,accordingtoLi.

Lookingahead,researchersenvisiontheinterpretedtextallowinguserstocontrolsmart

environments,orevengenerateexpressiveartworksthroughgenerativeAIsystems.Huashan

Hospitalhasplayedakeyroleinbrain‑computerinterfaceclinicaltrials.InAugust2024,

neurosurgeonsattheHospitalimplanteda256‑channelflexibleBCIdevicedesignedbythe

Shanghai‑basedNeuroXessintoa21‑year‑oldfemalepatientwithepilepsy.Within48hours,the

patientsuccessfullyengagedintabletennisandsnakecomputergamesthroughbraincontrol.In

June2025,aChinesemanwhohadlosthisarmsandlegsinaterribleaccident13yearsagowas

playingchessandracinggamesusingonlyhismind.ThisfollowedtheimplantationofaBCIdevice

developedbytheChineseAcademyofSciences.

RecognizingBCIasastrategicfutureindustry,Shanghaiaimstoachievehigh‑qualitybrain

controlandfullyintegrateBCIproductsintoclinicalapplicationsby2030.

32.WhatcanbelearnedaboutBCItechnologyfromparagraph1?

A.Ithelpstotreatstrokepatients.

B.Itimprovescommunicationskills.

C.ItservesasaChineselearningtool.

D.Ittranslatesthoughtsintosentences.

33.Whichofthefollowingbestdescribesthetraining?

A.Personalized.

B.Traditional.

C.Efficient.

D.Thorough.

34.Whydoestheauthormentionthetwoexamplesinparagraph4?

A.TodisplaythevarietyofBCIdevices.

B.ToshowthepromisingfutureofBCI.

C.ToexplaintheworkingprocessofBCI.

D.TodescribethehistoryofHuashanHospital.

35.Whatisasuitabletitleforthetext?

A.BCI:GivingVoicetoThought

B.INSIDE:BuildingBCIIndustry

C.Implants:ReadingBrainSignals

D.AI:ControllingGameswithMind

第二节（共5小题；每小题2.5分，满分12.5分）

阅读下面短文，从短文后的选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选

项。

SocialmediaandtheInternetarepowerfultoolsthatareanimportantpartofourdailylives.

36But,sometimes,usingthemtoomuchcanstressusoutandnegativelyaffectother

aspectsofourlives.HerearesomeusefulwaystomanagesocialmediaandInternetuseandfocus

onourmentalhealth.

37

FindoutwheretostartreducingyoursocialmediaandInternetuse.Useanapplike

RescueTimeonyourcomputertolearnwhatsitesandsocialmediayou'reusingmostoften.Once

youknowwheremostofyourtimeisgoingonyourdevices,youcantrydifferentwaystostop

visitingthosesitesandapps.

Turnoffsocialmedianotifications（通知）ondevices.

Onceyoureceiveanotification,youfeelastrongurgetocheckitimmediately.Gointotheapp

settingsonyourdeviceforeachsocialmediaappandturnoffallthenotifications.38Ifyou

don'tneedtobeurgentlyinformedofincomingworkemails,goaheadandturnoffyouremail

notificationsaswell!

Limithowoftenyoucheckyourdevices.

Ifyoufindyourselfcheckingsocialmediaevery15minutes,startbylimitingyourchecksto

every30minutes.Whenthatgetseasier,increasethetimebetweenchecksto45minutesor1hour.

Ifit'sstillhardtoavoidgrabbingitfrequently,putitinanotherroom.39

Separateonlineandofflinetime.

Pickatimeinthemorningtocheckemailsandnews.GiveyourselfacutofftoclosetheInternet

andfocusonotheractivitiesandresponsibilities.Turnyourphoneoffwhenyouaredriving,ina

meeting,eatingameal,hangingoutwithfriends,oratthegym.40Betteryet,don'tbringyour

phoneunlessyoureallyneedit.

A.RemoveappslikeFacebookandTwitterfromyourphone.

B.Weusethemtolearn,communicate,work,andmore.

C.Trackwhereyouspendmostofyourtime.

D.Ifyoufeelanxiousafterusingsocialmedia,youprobablyneedabreak.

E.Practicegivingyourfullattentiontowhatyou'redoing.

F.Or,leaveitinabagorinaclosettokeepitoutofarm'sreach.

G.Thatway,therewillbenoconstantbuzzing（嗡嗡声）,dinging,andbeeping.

第三部分语言运用（共两节，满分30分）

第一节（共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分）

阅读下面短文，从每题所给的A、B、C和D四个选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。

Iwasastreetmusician,playingmyviolinatthesamesubwaystationeveryday.Onerainy

Tuesday,astrangerinawrinkled（起皱的）suitstoppedandlistenedforafulltenminutes—longer

thananyoneeverhad.Whenheleft,he41afoldedenvelopeintomycase.Insidewasacheck

foronemillionpounds,signedbyabankerI'dseenonTV.

Myhands42sohardthatIcouldn'tplayanothernote.Thatnight,Istaredatthecheck,

43anewlife:ahouse,acar,evenmyownconcerthall.Butthenastrange44creptinto

mymind—whatifthecheckwasfake?Whatifthebankermadeamistake?Ispentthreesleepless

nights45betweenexcitementandfear.

OnFriday,Ireturnedtothestation.Insteadofplaying,I46thecheckonmymusicstand,

asifdesiring47tonotice.Abusinessmanglancedatitandlaughed,“Niceprop（道具）!”A

teenager48aphotowithhisphone,probablymockingme.Their49mademefeelboth

relievedanddisappointed—nobodybelieveditwasreal.

Thenanoldwomanapproached.Shedidn'tlookatthecheck.Shejustdroppedacoinandsaid,

“YourmusiclastTuesday50meofmylatehusband.Heplayedjustlikeyou.”Herwords

__51__meharderthanthemillion‑poundcheckevercould.

Suddenly,Irealizedthecheckwasn'tmytreasure,buta52,whichshowedmethatpeople

willseewhattheyexpecttosee—wealth,ajoke,ornothing.Buttheoldwomansaw53:A

MelodyThatConnectedHearts.

Iputthecheckaway,pickedupmyviolin,andplayedfortheeveningcrowd.Thecoinsthat

fellintomycasesounded54thanbefore—notbecausetheyweremorevaluable,butbecause

Ifinallyunderstoodwhatmadethem55.Thatnight,Imailedthecheckbacktothebankerwith

anote:“Thankyouforthelesson.Somethingsaregreaterthanamillionpounds.”

41.A.pulledB.hidC.presentedD.placed

42.A.trembledB.wavedC.foldedD.clapped

43.A.leadingB.imaginingC.demandingD.subscribing

44.A.hopeB.hesitationC.doubtD.curiosity

45.A.strugglingB.balancingC.distinguishingD.judging

46.A.heldB.permittedC.exchangedD.laid

47.A.musiciansB.passersbyC.bankersD.professors

48.A.tookB.madeC.shutD.caught

49.A.argumentsB.evaluationsC.reactionsD.conclusions

50.A.informedB.remindedC.convincedD.warned

51.A.hitB.transformedC.defeatedD.defended

52.A.rewardB.testC.burdenD.trick

53.A.truthB.kindnessC.advantageD.value

54.A.louderB.clearerC.sweeterD.heavier

55.A.generousB.universalC.charitableD.precious

第二节（共10小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分）

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。

WuYiren,asix‑year‑oldfromakindergarteninDalangtownship,Dongguan,Guangdong

province,hasgained56（popular）becauseofhisloveforsnooker（斯洛克台球）.Tooshort

toreachthetable,heoftenbringsasmallchairtocompetitions—asight57hasquicklywon

heartsonline.

Hisfather,WuZhijian,isarespectabledoctorandlongtimesnookerlover.Bywatching58

skillfullyhisfatherplayedsnookerwithfriends,theyoungergraduallydevelopedastrongpassion

59thesport.60（realize）hisinterest,thefamilyarrangedforhimtotrainwithLiJianbing,

acoachfromtheChineseBilliardSportsAssociation.UndertheguidanceofLi,Wu'sskillshave

improvedquickly.MostofWu'sfreetimenow61（spend）practicing.Hehasacleargoal:to

trainhard,learnthebasicsfully,andonedaybecomea62（profession）player.Wu'sstory

reflects63biggerchangeunderwayinDongguan.Bydevelopingacompletesnookerindustry,

Dongguanistakingonanewimageasthe“CityofSnooker.”

Theyear2025wasimpressiveforChinesesnooker.InMay,China'sZhaoXintongbecamethe

firstAsianplayer64（win）theWorldSnookerChampionshipintheUnitedKingdom,while

BaiYulu65（keep）hertitleatthe2025WorldWomen'sSnookerChampionshipinDongguan

bydefeatingtheworld'stop‑rankedplayer.

第四部分写作（共两节，满分40分）

第一节（满分15分）

假设你所在的英语社团组织以“我为英雄代言”的主题演讲比赛，请你写一篇演讲稿。

1.该英雄是谁；

2.简述英雄事迹；

3.你的感想。

注意：1.词数80左右；

2.可适当增加细节，以使行文连贯。

SpeakforOurHero

第二节（满分25分）

阅读下面的材料，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。

Mygrandfatherwasskillfulatplantingsaplings（幼苗）andhadasmallgardeninthebackyard.

WheneverIvisitedhimduringweekends,Ilovedwatchinghimtendtheyoungtreescarefully.He

alwaystoldmethatgrowingtrees,justlikegrowingup,requiredsteadyeffortandpatience,andthat

shortcutswouldneverleadtosolidgrowth.Atthattime,Iwastooyoungtofullyunderstandhis

words.

Lastspring,Grandpaallowedmetoplantayoungsaplingofmyown.Overjoyed,Ichosea

lovelylittletreeandbegantoworkeagerly.Idugahole,placedthesaplinginit,andfilledthehole

withsoilquickly.Wishingmytreetogrowtallandstronginashorttime,Iwatereditgenerously

everydayandkeptcheckingitanxiously.However,dayspassed,andmysaplinggrewslowlywhile

othertreesinthegardenlookedfreshandlively.

Impatientanddisappointed,Ibegantoseekquickways,completelyleavingmygrandpa's

remindingbehind.Ithoughtthetreewastooweaktostandstraight,soIpulleditstrunkupward

slightlyeveryday,hopingtomakeittallerfaster.Ialsoaddedextrafertilizersecretly,believing

morecarewouldbringquickerresults.IwasproudofmyclevermethodandfirmlybelievedIcould

getathrivingtreesoon.

Unexpectedly,mysaplinggraduallyturnedpale.Itsleavesbegantowither,andthethintrunk

lookedevenweaker.Staringatthedyingsapling,Ifeltupsetandconfused.Ihadtriedsohardbut

gotaterribleresult.

注意：1.续写的词数应为150左右；

2.请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。

ItwasthenthatGrandpanoticedmystrangebehaviorandwalkedtowardsme.

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Grandpa'swordssankdeepintomyheart,sweepingawaymypreviousignorancecompletely.

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昭通市市直中学2026年秋季学期高二年级开学考试

英语参考答案

第一部分听力（共两节，满分30分）

1~5CBBAC6~10BAACA11~15BABAC16~20CCCBCA

第二部分阅读（共两节，满分50分）

第一节（共15小题；每小题2.5分，满分37.5分）

21~25BDCBD26~30ACAAC31~35DDCBA

第二节（共5小题；每小题2.5分，满分12.5分）

36~40BCGFE

第三部分语言运用（共两节，满分30分）

第一节（共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分）

41~45DABCA46~50DBACB51~55ABDCD

第二节（共10小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分）

56.popularity57.that/which58.how59.for60.Realizing/Havingrealized

61.isspent62.professional63.a64.towin65.kept

第四部分写作（共两节，满分40分）

第一节（满分15分）

【参考范文】

SpeakforOurHero

Goodmorning,everyone!Ifeelgreatlyhonoredtosharemyherowithyou.Iregard/considerTu

Youyouasmyhero，acommittedandperseverantscientist.

Firstandforemost，TuYouyouhasmadenumerouscontributionstosociety，themostdistinguished

beingthediscoveryofartemisinin，acrucialtreatmentformalaria.Additionally，years’efforts

witnessedherandherteamreviewingmedicaltexts，evaluatingplantsandtestingpotential

treatments.Despiterepeated/constantfailures，undernocircumstanceswouldTuacknowledge

defeatandeventuallyhercommitmentpaidoff.Lastbutnotleast，whenawardedtheNobelPrize，

sheowed/creditedthehonortohercountryandteam，greatlydemonstratinghercommitmentand

teamspirit.

Notonlydoesshewinthegloryforhercountrybutshowsgreatperseveranceandintelligence.

That’sall.Thanksforyourlistening!

第二节（满分25分）

【参考范文】

ItwasthenthatGrandpanoticedmystrangebehaviorandwalkedtowardsme．Castingaglanceat

thewitheredsaplingwithpaleleaves，Ihungmyheadlow，overwhelmedbydeepdisappointment

andguilt．Sensingmyanxietyandregret，Grandpadidnotblameme．Instead，hesquatteddown

tochecktheweaktrunkpatiently．Heremindedmegentlyagainthattreegrowthneededsteady

effortandenoughtime，justlikepersonalgrowth，andthatseekingshortcutswouldalwaysendup

invain.

Grandpa’swordssankdeepintomyheart，sweepingawaymypreviousignorancecompletely．I

finallyunderstoodthetruemeaningofhisearlyadvice．Iabandonedmyimpatientwaysandstarted

tocareforthesaplingfollowinghisguidance．Iwatereditmoderatelyeverydayandnevertriedto

speedupitsgrowthartificially．Withconsistentandpatientcare，thesaplingslowlyrecovered，

sproutingnewleavesdaybyday．Itwasthisexperiencethattaughtmeapreciouslessonthatgenuine

growthdoesn’trelyonshortcuts，butondown‑to‑eartheffortsandpersistentpatience.

听力原文

Text1

W：Ohmy!Lookwhatyouhavedone．Thefloorisallwet.

M：Sorry，Mom．IwasplayingwithmyrubberduckwithJaneinthebathtub．Iforgottoturnthe

tapoff．Ididn’tdoitonpurpose.

W：Nowgetoutofhereanddryyourselv