辽宁省鞍山市普通高中2026-2027学年高二上学期10月阶段检测英语试卷(有答案不含音频含听力原文)

2026—2027学年度高二（上）10月阶段测试试卷第一部分听力（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.Wheredoestheconversationprobablytakeplace?A.Inarestaurant. B.Inanartclass. C.Inamuseum.2.Whenwillthevolleyballmatchstart?A.At3:30p.m. B.At3:50p.m. C.At4:30p.m.3.Whoscoredagoal?A.Sophia. B.Margaret. C.Dorothy.4.Whatdoesthewomanwanttodo?A.Writeabook. B.Shootafilm. C.Visitanotherplanet.5.WhatisStephen’sattitudetowardsthecompetitionnow?A.Calmandrelaxed. B.Upsetanddiscouraged. C.Excitedandhopeful.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。听第6段录音，回答第6、7题。6.Whatistheprobablerelationshipbetweenthespeakers?A.Classmates. B.Neighbours. C.Teacherandstudent.7.WhatconcernsDaniel?A.Hismotherwasverysick.B.Hemaylosethecompetition.C.Hismothermaysufferhispractice.听第7段录音，回答第8至10题。8.Whatistheprobablerelationshipbetweenthespeakers?A.Fellowstudents. B.Fellowathletes. C.Fellowteachers.9.Whatdoesthemanbelieveisthekeytosuccess?A.Opportunities. B.Hardwork. C.Talents.10.Whatisthewoman’sadvicefornaturallyskilledindividuals?A.Don’tbetoohardonthemselves.B.Learntothinkonestepahead.C.Givefullplaytotheirtalents.听第8段录音，回答第11至13题。11.Whydoesthewomantalktotheman?A.Toaskforadvice. B.Toshareherwishes. C.Tooffersomeideas.12.Whatdoesthewomanthinkofperforminginaplay?A.It’sstrange. B.It’sattractive. C.It’sdemanding.13.Whichactivitydoesthewomandreamofdoing?A.Protectingwildlife. B.Ridingahot-airballoon. C.Attendingafilmfestival.听第9段录音，回答第14至16题。14.WhatdoesthemansayaboutCynthia?A.Shetookhiscandy. B.Shewasoutofschool. C.Shehatessweetfood.15.Howdoesthemansoundfirst?A.Doubtful. B.Firm. C.Regretful.16.Whatisthewomanmostprobably?A.Adoctor. B.Acandymaker. C.Astudent.听第10段录音，回答第17至20题。17.Whoaretheintendedlisteners?A.Kids. B.Teachers. C.Parents.18.Howmanycampsarementioned?A.3. B.2. C.1.19.WhatcankidsdoinSummerDanceCamp?A.Jointeamcompetitions. B.Createtheirownworks. C.Practicewithtopteachers.20.Whatisthepurposeofthespeech?A.Toexplaincamprules. B.Tointroducesummercamps. C.Tolectureoncampactivities.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、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。AStayingconnectedwhiletravelingiseasierthanever—here’saguidetothebestwaystostayonlineandintouchnomatterwhereyouradventurestakeyou.1.BuyaLocalSIMCardYes,it’seasy,affordable,andwidelyavailableinmostcountries.Onceyouland,headtoaconveniencestoreandpickupaSIMcard.You’lloftenfindtheseatairports,andtheyusuallycomewithavarietyofdataplans.Afewdollarscouldgetyouanywherefrom1to10GBofdata—orevenmore.LocalSIMsaregreatifyou’retravellinginasinglecountryorregionforanextendedperiod.Notonlydotheygiveyoualocalnumber,whichishelpfulforbookingaccommodationsorrestaurantreservations,buttheyalsokeepyourinternetspeedfastandreliable.2.UtilisePublicWi-FiAh,thefreeWi-Fitemptation.It’severywhere—airports,cafés,shoppingmalls,andevenonpublictransportation.It’sconvenient,nodoubt,andperfectforquickupdates,checkingmaps,orsendingafewemails.Butbecautious.PublicWi-Ficanalsobeahotspotforhackers.Tosafeguardyourself,alwaysuseaVirtualPrivateNetwork(VPN).AVPNencodesyourdataandkeepsyouronlineactivityprivate.NordVPNandExpressVPNaretwopopularoptionsthatofferbothspeedandsecurity.3.DownloadMapsandOfflineContentinAdvanceSure,thisonedoesn’tprovideliveinternetaccess,butit’sagreatwaytostayconnectedtoessentialinformationwithoutbeingonline.Youcanalsodownloadmovies,music,orbookstoenjoywithoutWi-Fi.Imagineyou’relostinacitywithnosignalandnocluewhereyouare.Offlinemapscanbealifesaver!Theyalsoreduceyourrelianceondatawhentravellinginareaswithlimitedconnectivity.21.WhatadvantagedoesalocalSIMcardhave?A.Itoffersfastinternet. B.Itisfreeofcharge.C.Itworksworldwide. D.ItincludesVPNservice.22.WhyisaVPNrecommendedforpublicWi-Fi?A.ItimprovesWi-Fispeedgreatly. B.Itshieldsusers’datafromhackers.C.ItfindsnearbyWi-Fihotspots. D.Itoffersfreemobiledata.23.Whatcanweconcludeaboutofflinecontent?A.Itworksbetterwithhigh-speedWi-Fi-. B.Itgreatlylowerstravellingexpenses.C.Itneedsin-apppaymentforuse. D.Ithelpswhennetworkispoor.BWangHong,a35-year-oldChinesemathematician,madehistoryinJuly2026bywinningtheFieldsMedalattheInternationalCongressofMathematiciansheldinPhiladelphia.Knownasthe“NobelPrizeofMathematics”,theFieldsMedalisawardedeveryfouryearstooutstandingmathematiciansundertheageof40.WanghasbecomethefirstChinesefemalescholartoreceivethistophonorintheglobalmathematicscommunity.BorninasmalltowninGuangxi,Wangshowedexceptionalacademictalentinmathematicsfromanearlyage.Sheskippedgradestwiceduringherprimaryschoolyearsduetoherrapidlearningability.Attheageof16,shewasadmittedtoPekingUniversity.Thoughsheinitiallyenrolledingeophysics,shesoondiscoveredhertruepassionlayinmathematicsandtransferredtotheSchoolofMathematicalSciences.Drivenbycuriosityandperseverance,Wangcontinuedheracademicpursuitoverseas.Sheobtainedhermaster’sdegreesfromtopFrenchinstitutionsandearnedherdoctoratefromtheMassachusettsInstituteofTechnology(MIT)in2019,undertheguidanceofLarryGuth,aleadingexpertinharmonicanalysis.In2025,shejoinedtheInstitutdesHautesÉtudesScientifiques(IHES)inFrance,makingherthefirstAsiantenuredprofessorintheinstitute’shistory.Wang’sresearchmainlyfocusesonharmonicanalysisandgeometricmeasuretheory.Hermostgroundbreakingachievementisthefullproofofthecenturies-oldKakeyaConjecture,atoughproblemthathadpuzzledmathematiciansworldwidefordecades.Thecompleteresearchpaperhasprovidednewperspectivesforcombinatorialgeometryandlaidasolidfoundationforfollow-upstudiesinrelatedfields.Inherawardspeech,Wangsharedherunderstandingofmathematics.“Mathematicshasnobordersandnogender.Whatmattersmostisthecouragetoexploreandthepersistencetosticktowhatyoulove.”Shehopedherstorycouldencouragemoreyoungpeople,especiallygirls,tostepintoscientificresearchandpursuetheiracademicdreamsbravely.24.WhatdoweknowabouttheFieldsMedalfromParagraph1?A.Forseniormathematicians. B.Topmath-relatedhonor.C.Itoffersbigprizemoney. D.NoAsianfemaleswonitbefore.25.WhydidWangHongtransfertostudymathematicsinPekingUniversity?A.Shedislikedgeophysics. B.Shehadearlymathtalent.C.Mathattractedhermore. D.Shefailedgeophysicstests.26.WhichofthefollowingisWangHong’slandmarkacademicachievement?A.Solvingthelong-standingKakeyaConjecture.B.Buildingthetheoryofharmonicanalysis.C.Foundinganewbranchofgeometry.D.Publishingthelongestmathresearchpaperinhistory.27.WhatqualitydoesWangHongstressmostinherspeech?A.Courageanddevotion B.CuriosityandtraditionC.Cautionandobservation D.AmbitionandcooperationCWhenFarinKamangarwastrainingasaphysicianinthe1980s,heaskedpatientsaboutthreelifestylefactorsthatcouldaffecttheirhealth:alcohol,smokingandcoffee.Thoughcoffeedidn’thavethesameassociationsassmokingordrinking,Kamangarsays,“theconnotationwasthatthisisnotagoodthing.”Recently,though,coffeedrinkerskeepgettinggoodnews.In2026alone,studieshavefoundthatcoffeecouldreducedementiarisk,protectyourliverandimproveyourgutmicrobiome.Kamangar,nowanepidemiologistatMorganStateUniversity,co-authoreda2025literaturereviewthatdrewonmorethan100studiesandconcluded“thatmoderatecoffeeintakeismorebeneficialthanharmfulacrossawiderangeofhealthoutcomes.”TheAmericanHeartAssociationhasalsoacknowledgedthatcoffeedoeslittleharmandmayevenbenefitheartfunction.Systematicstudiesoftherelationshipstartedbackinthelate1940s.So,whydoestheresearchkeepchanging?AccordingtogeneticistMarilynCornelis,scientistsaresimplyconductingresearchbetter.Inthe1970sand1980s,severalstudiesfoundnegativerelationshipsbetweencoffeeandhealth,includingapopular1981paperthatfoundanassociationbetweencoffeedrinkingandpancreaticcancer.Thestudyinterviewedaround1,000patientsatahospitalandfoundthatthosewithpancreaticcancerdrankmorecoffee—butmanymembersofthecontrolgrouphadothermedicalissuesthatpreventedthemfromdrinkingcoffeeatall.Subsequentstudies,includingonebythesameresearchteam,failedtoreplicatetheresults.Modernresearchersrelyheavilyonlong-termgroupstudies,whichmonitortensofthousandsofparticipants’dailyroutinesandhealthconditionsoverdecades.GregoryMarcusarguesthatthistypeofevidence-basedresearchhasledtoa“pendulumswingoncaffeine,”andmoreaccuratelyreflectsthelinkbetweenhealthandeverydayhabits.Evenso,long-termgroupstudiescarryobviouslimitations.Mostparticipantsinsuchresearchconsumecoffeeratherthanothercaffeinatedproducts.Researchershaveabundantdataoncoffee,butpopularcaffeinateddrinkslikeenergydrinksremainpoorlystudied.Muchmoreevidenceisrequiredbeforescientistscanreliablyassesshowtheseothercaffeinesourcesinfluencepublichealth.28.WhatdidKamangar’s2025literaturereviewsuggest?A.Coffeecuresseriousillnesses. B.Coffeeequalsalcoholinharm.C.Over100patientsjoinedthestudy. D.Moderatecoffeedoesmoregood.29.Whywasthe1981study’sresultunreliable?A.Itfailedtocollectenoughcoffee-drinkingpatients.B.Itscontrolgroupcouldnotdrinkcoffeeduetoillnesses.C.Researchersmixedupdatafromdifferenthospitals.D.Participantshidtheirrealdrinkinghabitsonpurpose.30.Whydoesthewritermentionenergydrinksinthelastparagraph?A.Toprovetheirgreaterbenefits. B.Torejectallcaffeinateddrinks.C.Toshowweakrelatedevidence. D.Toexplaincoffee’spopularity.31.Whichisthebesttitleforthetext?A.Lifestylefactorsforpublichealth B.CaffeinedrinksamongyoungstersC.Errorsin1980searlyresearch D.Shiftingviewsoncoffee’seffectsDTohaveacoffeedeliveredtoanofficeinShanghai,simplyaskoneofChina’sAIsuper-appstochooseacupofcoffeeonyourbehalf,press“confirm”andthebeveragewillbeonitsway.Handingoversuchimportantdecisionsbringsrisks,ofcourse.WhenareporteraskedonepopularAIapptodelivera“specialcoffee”,hereceivedarose-petal-vinegar-flavouredone.Nevertheless,thepacewithwhichsuchservicesarebeingadoptedinChinaisremarkable.ThecountryisspeedingtowardsafutureinwhichAIchooses,purchasesanddeliversmanyofthegoodsandservicespeopleconsume,greatlychangingitsdigitaleconomyintheprocess.ForChina’sthetechgiants,suchasAlibaba,ByteDance,andTencent,AIsuper-appsmayofferanattractivenewsourceofgrowthatatimewhenconsumerspendinginChinaisanaemic.AdjustedoperatingprofitinAlibaba’sChinesee-commercedivisionwasdownby40%yearonyearinthefirstquarterof2026.Andalthoughthecompany’scloudbusinessisbooming,asenterprisesspendmoreonitsAIinfrastructure,thatgrowthrequiresenormousinvestment,puttingpressureoncashflows.Techgiantsarealsomakingsuchmovesforself-protection.ByteDancetriedanAI-powereddeviceinDecemberwhenitlaunchedasmartphonewithZTE,adevice-maker,whichcamepre-loadedwithanAIassistant.Butdespiteaninitialburstofenthusiasm,witharound30,000ofthedevicesproduced,theprojectwasafailure,inpartbecauseAlibabaandTencentblockeditfromusingtheirpaymentplatforms.Thatwillnotstopothersfromtrying.XiaomiandHuaweialreadyhavehundredsofmillionsofusers.IfAlibabaandTencentattemptedtoslowdowntheirAI-drivenbusinessdevelopment,China’sregulatorsmightwellintervene.AsChina’sinternetentersitsnextera,abitterfightfordominanceiscoming.32.Whatcanwelearnfromthecoffee-orderingexample?A.AIsuper-appsavoidorderingerrors. B.AIdecisionsmayhaveunexpectedresults.C.AIcoffeedeliveryisnationwide. D.Thereporterlovedthespecialcoffee.33.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“anaemic”inParagraph3mean?A.Weak B.Sharplyrising C.Fullyrecovered D.Completelydestroyed34.WhydidByteDance’ssmartphoneprojectwithZTEturnouttobeafailure?A.Itfacedtightfundinglimits. B.ItsAIassistantdrewpublicdislike.C.Otherfirmsblockeditspaymentaccess. D.ByteDanceshiftedfocustosoftware.35.Whatisthemainthemeofthetext?A.TherisksofusingAIsuper-appsfordailyonlineshopping.B.ReasonsforAlibaba’sfallingprofitinitse-commercedepartment.C.Advantagesofsmartphonesequippedwithartificial-intelligenceassistants.D.Techgiants’pursuitofAIsuper-appsandthecomingfiercecompetition.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。Forestbathing.Softhiking.Youdonothavetobecapital-Ooutdoorsytoknowthatsteppingoutsidecanfeelincrediblyrestorative.Youmightwatersomeherbs,takeaquickwalkorsimplysitbythebeach.Hereareafewwaystobringmorenatureintoyourlife.Headforthetrees.Gettingoutsideinanyformcanbehelpful,butspendingtimeinaparkmayofferadditionalbenefits.Itdoesnothavetobealargeorbeautifulpark.36.______Onestudyfoundthatadultswhowalkedthroughanaturalareaexperiencedlessruminationthanpeoplewhowalkedalongabusyurbanroute.Anotherstudyfoundthatwalkinginnaturewaslinkedtoloweranxietyandbettermemory.Checkonyourplantbabies.Whengettingoutdoorsisdifficult,indoorplantsmaybringasmallpartofnatureintoyourhome.Onesmallstudyfoundthatrepottingaplantreducedactivityinthesympatheticnervoussystem,whichisinvolvedinthebody’sresponsetostress.37.______Aseparatereviewlinkedindoorplantswithsignsofphysicalrelaxation,althoughmanyofthestudiesinvolvedweresmall.38.______Ifyouareshortonoutdoortime,naturemaystillbeabletocometoyoudigitally.Researchsuggeststhatlookingatnaturallandscapesinphotographsandvideosmayhelpthebodyrelaxandreducefeelingsofstress.Evenhavingaviewthroughawindowmayoffersomebenefits.Youcouldwatchanaturedocumentary,hangapictureofyourfavoritebeachorchooseadeskoverlookingatree-linedstreet.39.______Theymayprovidesomeofthecalmingeffectsofnature.BuildnatureintoyourscheduleThinkaboutwherenaturecouldfitintoyourownschedule.Couldyougetoffpublictransportationonestopearlyandwalkthroughapark?Couldyouholdameetingwhilewalkingaroundtheblock?Orcouldyouspendpartofyourlunchbreaksittingbeneathatree?40.______Youdonotneedadramaticmountainvieworanentiredayintheforest.Sometimesafewtrees,ahouseplantorseveralquietminuteswatchingbirdsareenoughtohelpyourmindslowdown.A.Onceoutdoortimebecomespartofyourroutine,itrequireslessplanning.B.Theseexperiencesarenotcompletereplacementsforgoingoutside.C.Searchfornaturalpicturesonlineonyourcomputer.D.Addsomegreentoyourscreen.E.Naturalscenerycangreatlyimproveyourmood.F.Participantsalsoexperiencedlowerbloodpressure.G.Afewtreesandsomegreenerymaybeenoughtochangehowyoufeel.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、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。IwasborninthevillageofMugaja,DRCongo.Mostyoungpeoplearoundmeweredeniedaccesstoformal41______.IattendedschooleachmorningandhelpedMumtakecareofgarden-relatedhouseholdtasksintheafternoons.Onsoftsummerafternoons,leaningagainstatreetrunk,Iwouldoftendreamofgrowingintoaleaderwhocoulddefendlocalpeople’sbasicrights.Ilongedto42______thehardshipsweighingheavilyonmycommunity.Everythingchangedwhenwar43______duringmyfinalyearofhighschool.Caughtupinwidespreadchaosandgunfire,Ifledeastwithmybrotheralongsidecrowdsof44______people.We45______whatlittlefoodwecouldgetfrompassingtruckdriversandtrekkedforthreeweeks,worn-outanddesperate.WhenwefinallyreachedUganda’sborder,manypeopleweknewnever46______thatdangerousjourney.Afterarrivingintherefugeecamp,mychildhooddreamnowfelt47______.Thewarhadtornapartmypreviousschooling.SchoolsinUgandataughtclassesinEnglish,whileIhadbeen48______entirelyinFrench.ThatmeantIhadtopickupmystudiesagainfromprimarylevel.Evenundersuchtoughconditions,Istayed49______forchancestoworkandimprovemyEnglish.ItwasinthecampthatImetamannamedGodGiven.HewouldofferEnglishlessonsifwehelpedhimbuildabrickhouse.Ratherthanmaking50______formydifficultsituation,Ibroughttogethertenotherdisadvantagedyoungpeople.Weproducedmorethan2000bricksthroughjoint51______Aftergreatefforts,wecompletedthehouse,soourlanguageclassescouldfinallystart.Ithrewmyselfintomystudiesandtutoredless-advancedpeers.Mydevotiontolearningwonme52______amongfellowrefugees.Ikept53______newwaystohelprefugeeyouthreceiveeducation.In2016,I54______anEnglish-trainingcentretoinspirerefugeeteenagers.Mylifeexperiencehastaughtmethatone’s55______isneversupposedtoshapeone’sfate.Educationopensdoorsforthosewhokeepmovingforward.41.A.treatment B.education C.shelter D.welfare42.A.relieve B.bear C.witness D.foresee43.A.rolledover B.diedaway C.brokeout D.blewoff44.A.hopeful B.cautious C.gifted D.displaced45.A.purchased B.begged C.stored D.donated46.A.went B.made C.expected D.chose47.A.rewarding B.precious C.worthy D.distant48.A.educated B.raised C.absorbed D.guided49.A.grateful B.suitable C.watchful D.anxious50.A.efforts B.cries C.excuses D.promises51.A.labour B.fortune C.resistance D.sympathy52.A.reward B.mercy C.comfort D.respect53.A.tryingout B.puttingaway C.givingup D.clearingoff54.A.inspected B.established C.reformed D.restored55.A.talent B.effort C.temper D.birth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。TheJingdezhenHandicraftPorcelainIndustrySites(景德镇手工瓷业遗址)56________(add)totheUNESCOWorldHeritageListrecently,whichisaproudmomentforChina.Thiseventtookplaceduringthe48thsessionoftheWorldHeritageCommittee57______(hold)inBusan,SouthKorea.Thesitescover1,979hectares,58______a5,545.7-hectarebufferzone.Theyaremadeupoffiveclusters.Eachpartplayedaveryimportantroleintheancientporcelain-makingsystemthatdeveloped59______(continuous)forover900yearsduringtheSong,Yuan,MingandQingdynasties.ChengGuoping,60______(direct)oftheJingdezhenCeramicIndustryHeritageProtectionCentre,saidthehugesizemakesthesitesdifferentfromanyotherindustrialheritagesite.“Aroundtheworld,similarsiteshaveatmost22parts.ButJingdezhenhas45partsacross4administrativeareas.Together,theyform61________completehandicraftporcelainsystemandholdgreatvalue,”hesaid.LocatedinJiangxiProvinceandknownasthe“Thousand-YearPorcelainCapital”,Jingdezhenisacitywherepeoplehavemadeporcelainforover2,000years.Itisafineexampleof62______China’shandicraftporcelainindustrydevelopedbetweenthe10thand19thcenturies.Jingdezhen’stechnologies,industrialorganisationandartisticstyleshavehadfar-reachingglobalinfluence,63______(show)theexchangeofculturalvaluesinporcelainproduction.Globally,Jingdezhenstandsoutforitscenturies-oldporcelaintradition,64______holdsgreateconomicandsymbolicvalue,accordingtotheInternationalCouncilonMonumentsandSites.TheadditionoftheJingdezhenHandicraftPorcelainIndustrySitestotheUNESCOWorldHeritageListnotonlyfillsagapintheporcelaincategoryoftheWorldHeritageList65______furthershowsJingdezhen’shistoricalsignificanceastheworld’sporcelaincapital.第四部分写作（共两节，满分40分）第一节（满分15分）假定你是李华，你邀请外教Mr.Smith参加的主题为“中外文化差异”的交流活动因故推迟。请你给他写一封邮件，内容包括：1．说明推迟原因；2．告知新的安排。注意：1．写作词数应为80个左右；2．请按如下格式在答题卡相应位置作答。DearMr.Smith,________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Yours,LiHua第二节（满分25分）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。IfellinlovewithKatrinarightaway.Shewasnewtoourschool,butshedidn’tseemshyornervous.Shesmiledateveryone,evenonthefirstdayofclass.Unluckily,weonlygottoenjoythatsmileforthefirstthreedaysofschool.OurteachertoldusthatKatrinahadcancer(癌症)andwouldbeinthehospital.SomeofmyfriendsinmyclassandIdecidedtogotoseeherinthehospital.Shehadjustmovedtoanewtownanddidn’tevengetachancetomakefriendswithanyoneyet.Wewantedtokeephercompany.ThatwashowwecametoknowKatrinaandhowmuchfunshereallywas.Itwasawkwardatfirstbecausewedidn’tknowwhattotalkabout,butwhenshestartedtellingusaboutherhospitaladventures,wewerealllaughing.Andbeforeweknewit,wehadbeenthereforalmostthreehours.Shetoldusaboutthekidintheroomnexttoherwhowouldgetupandpullthefirealarmforabsolutelynoreason.Andsureenough,whileweweresittingwithher,thefirealarmwentoff.Wealllaughedwhennobodyfearedandescaped.Andshetoldushowmuchshemissedherlittleanimals:arabbit,abird,cats,dogs,etc.Later,hermomtoldusthatherfavoritethingwastogototheHumaneSocietyandadopt(收养)thepoorestanimal.Shealwaysmanagedtotakeithomeandmakeitbeautiful.Afterthatday,wecontinuedvisitingher.Wecouldseeshewashopefulthatshewouldeventuallyrecover.However,duringoneofourvisits,shelearnedfromdoctorsthatsheonlyhada50%chancetorecover.Shewasquitescared,crying,“Idon’twanttodie.”Andweheardherfamilywashavingeconomicproblemsandthathersinglemomwashavinglittletimetohelptakecareofheranimals.Suddenly,shefeltherworldbecamedark;shegrewanxiousandhelpless.Wetoldherweweretheretofightwithher.Wewouldn’tlethergo.注意：（1）续写词数应为150个左右；（2）请按如下格式作答。Afterreturningtoschool,wewonderedhowtosupporther.____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Finally,hercancerwasgoneandshewouldgohomeonherbirthdayandhaveaparty.____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

2026—2027学年度高二（上）10月阶段测试试卷答案听力：1-5CCBCB6-10ACCBC11-15ACAAB16-20CCACB阅读理解：21-23ABD24-28BCAA29-31DBCD32-35BACD七选五：36-40GFDBA完形填空：41-45BACDB46-50BDACC51-55ADABD语法填空：56.havebeenadded57.held58.with59.continuously60.director61.a62.how63.showing64.which65.but应用文写作：DearMr.Smith,Iregrettoinformyouthatthe“ChineseandForeignCulturalDifferences”exchangeevent,originallyscheduledforthisFridayafternoon,willneedtobepostponedduetoanunexpectedschedulingconflict.Theschool’ssportscompetition,announcedjustyesterday,requiresallstudentsandteacherstoparticipate,makingitimpossibletoproceedwithoureventasintended.TheeventhasbeenrescheduledfornextFridayafternoonat3:00PMintheLectureHall.Thisalternativedateavoidsconflictswithotheractivitiesandallowssufficienttimeforpromotion.Pleaseletmeknowifthisworksforyou.Expectingyourreply.Yours,LiHua读后续写：Afterreturningtoschool,wewonderedhowtosupporther.Soon,weworkedoutways.Thenextday,westartedafundraiser,whichsawthatallstudents,parents,andstaffwereenthusiastic.Thatday,weendedupraisingover$4,500.TofurthersupportKatrina,wetookheranimalshomeandhelpedtakecareofthem.Moreover,wevisitedherasmuchaswecould.Andwegavehercardsandgiftstocheerherup.Herroomlookedlikeagiftshopafterawhile.Gradually,Katrinabecamemorehopefulandhersmilesreturned.Finally,hercancerwasgoneandshewouldgohomeonherbirthdayandhaveaparty.Wewereallexcitedtobeinvitedtoherparty.Onherbirthday,webroughtKatrinacakes,gifts,etc.Andwecelebratedherbirthdayandhersuccessinsurvivalbydancing,singingsongsandplayinggames.Katrinaandhermotherquitethankedusforoursupportduringtheirhardesttime.Dayslater,whenKatrinabecamestrongenough,shereturnedtoschoolandhadfunwithusagain.Wewerealreadymorethanjustclassmates;wewerealsoclosefriends.听力原文Text1M:Look,theworkersareofferingARglassestovisitors.Youcanviewtheoldpicturesbytheglasses.W:Amazing.Let’shaveatrywhiletherearestillafternoonopeningsleft.Text2W:Thewomen’svolleyballmatchstartsat3:30thisafternoon.We’vegotonly20minutestogo.Hurryup!M:Takeiteasy.Maxtoldmethismorningthematchhasbeendelayedforanhour.Text3W:Didyouwatchthefootballmatchlastnight?M:Absolutely!Itwasthrilling.Sophiamadeabackpasstothegoalkeeper.However,Dorothyshowedamazingspeedandcutofftheball.W:Yes!ShepasseditquicklytoMargaretwhothenkickedtheballandmanagedtoscore.Text4M:Whatwouldyouliketodoinyourlifetime?W:IwanttotraveltoMars.IthinkthatwouldbethemostamazingthingIeverdoinlife.Whataboutyou?M:Iwanttowriteabookaboutfilms.Text5M:I’mnotpreparedfortheEnglishcompetition,andIwilljustmakeafoolofmyselfonthestage.Idon’twanttotakepartinit.W:What?Stephen,yousaidyouwouldbringdownthehouseinthebeginning.Text6W:Youdon’tlookwell.Whattroublesyou,Daniel?M:Well,youknow,ourmusicteacherhasaskedmetopreparesomethingforthecitypianocompetition.IhavechosenapieceofBeethoven’smusic.W:Thatisgreat,Daniel.WeallknowyouarethebestinourclassandIhopeyouwillwin.M:Theonlyproblemisthatmymotherisnotfeelingwell.Canyou