天津市武清区英华实验中学2026-2027学年高二年级上学期月考英语校考（含答案）

天津市武清区英华实验中学2026-2027学年高二年级上学期月考英语校考一、单项选择1.—David,themanagerwantsyoutoexplainthesalesfiguresatthemeetingthisafternoon.

—.Iknownothingaboutthedetails,youknow.A.Don’tdragmyfeet B.Don’tputmeonthespotC.Pleaseturnoveranewleaf D.Youareawetblanket2.Shearguedthatwildanimalsshouldbeinthewildandshouldnotbeusedfororamusement.A.endurance B.interaction C.entertainment D.impression3.Iregretyouthatyourapplicationhasbeenunsuccessful.Wetrulyregretanyinconveniencethismayhavecaused.A.toinform;causing B.informing;tocauseC.toinform;tocause D.informing;causing4.Theirperseverancewithanepic(史诗般的)comebackagainstthedefendingchampionBrazilinthequarter-finals(四分之一决赛).A.didthetrick B.crackedasmile C.paidoff D.gaveway5.Itisnousehimtogiveuptheplannow;heissostubbornthatevenifheweretoldthetruth,hewouldstillinsistonitout.A.persuading,tocarry B.topersuade,tocarryC.persuading,carrying D.topersuade,carrying6.Afterwatchingthedocumentaryaboutwildlifeprotection,manystudentsfeltanddecidedtojointheschool’senvironmentalclubtodotheirpart.A.vivid;enthusiastic B.abstract;upsetC.mere;appreciative D.distant;remarkable7.Myfamily’skindness,gentlenessandcompanionshiphavemademylifeliving.Itisalsogreattoseesomethingofnoteduringmywalkthroughthewoods.A.worthy;worthy B.worth;worthyC.worth;worthwhile D.worthwhile;worth8.StephenCurrywasthoughtbymanypeople,includinghishighschoolteammatesandcoaches,tooshortandtooweaktoplaybasketball.A.being B.havingbeen C.tobe D.tobeing9.AlthoughsomeofDoyle’shistoricalnovelswerepublished,theirsuccesswasnothingcomparedtothestoriesofhisfictionaldetective,SherlockHolmes,heisstillbestknowntothisday.A.forwhich B.towhich C.ofwhich D.withwhich10.—Iheardyou’rethinkingaboutquittingyourjobandstartingyourownbusiness.

—.I’vebeendreamingaboutitforyears,butI’mnotsureifnowistherighttime.A.You’vegotmethere B.That’seasiersaidthandoneC.Youreadmymind D.That’sthelastthingI’ddo11.Anewstudyhasthecauseofthedisease,andit’slikelythatacurewillsoonbefound.A.maderoomfor B.takencontrolof C.lostcontactof D.thrownlighton12.focusingonwinningtheapprovalofothers,trytounderstandandacceptyourself.A.Becauseof B.Insteadof C.Forfearof D.Intermsof13.Thehospitalisveryoldandcannolongerservetheneedsofthetown.Anewhospitalhavebeenputupyearsago.A.may B.would C.should D.must14.Thefencebetweenthetwotenniscourts.Soonchildrenwillhaveenoughspaceforfootballgames.A.areremoved B.istoberemovedC.weretoberemoved D.wasbeingremoved15.withinternationalexpertswiththeaimofencouragingfurtherresearch,FanJinshiworkedtirelesslythatDunhuangwasprotected.A.Cooperating;tomakesure B.Cooperated;tomakesureC.Havingcooperated;makingsure D.Tocooperate;makingsure二、完形填空WhenIwasinsixthgrade,Ijoinedthebandprogramtolearntoplaytheclarinet(单簧管).Thebeginningoftheyearhadgone16.Butasmoststudentsprogressed,Iseemedtofallbehind.Oneday,whenmyteachertoldustoplayinfrontoftheotherstudents,Iwasfilledwithfear.IknewIwould17.WhenIbegantoplay,myrhythms(节奏)weregood,butmytonewasanother18.“Didyoupracticeyourlesson?”theteacherbarkedatme.Ifeltso19andmyworldcame20downinaninstant.Fromthenon,IhatedplayingtheclarinetandIkeptgetting21.Withthedayofthenewperformanceapproaching,Igrewincreasinglyupset.Inamomentof22,Iaskedforsickleave.Itwassorelievingandsucha(n)23wayout.Theavoidanceofmylessonscontinueduntilmymumaskedmeaboutit.“Iwanttoquit.”Mytearsstarted24.“Ifyoureallywanttoquit,whyareyoucrying?”askedmum.She25andIrealizedIwantedtostayinbandand,bynotfacingmyfears,Ihadcreatedablackholethatwouldbedifficultto26outof.Imadea27nottohidefrommyfearsandtostanduptoeventheworstofthem,soa28couldbeachieved.ThenextdayImetwithmybandteacherandtoldherIwashavingaproblemandcouldn’t29why.Sheaskedmegentlytoplayforher.Itried,butonlyanunpleasantsoundcameout.Shedidn’t30atmeandhandedmeanewreed(簧片).Iputitinplaceandtriedagain.Tomygreat31Icouldplaywell.Myproblemwassolvedandmyfearwas32alotthatyear.33I’mgladthatIovercamemyfear.Fearcan34everythinginaperson’slife.Hidingfromthoseveryfearsonlycreatesahole,whichmakesapersonstay35inside.Afterfacinguptoafear,onemayfindlifeeasierandmuchmoreenjoyable.16.A.badly B.endlessly C.randomly D.smoothly17.A.messup B.moveon C.setout D.takeoff18.A.impression B.essay C.story D.factor19.A.ashamed B.starved C.excited D.relaxed20.A.crashing B.moving C.selling D.bending21.A.stricter B.worse C.happier D.smarter22.A.joy B.panic C.doubt D.sympathy23.A.funny B.important C.easy D.traditional24.A.drying B.disappearing C.flowing D.separating25.A.hadapoint B.madeachange C.reachedalevel D.tookabreak26.A.send B.bring C.pick D.climb27.A.request B.resolution C.presentation D.proposal28.A.balance B.degree C.position D.solution29.A.figureout B.giveaway C.thinkover D.makeup30.A.aim B.smile C.wave D.shout31.A.anger B.sorrow C.disappointment D.surprise32.A.felt B.shown C.removed D.voiced33.A.Carryingon B.Lookingback C.Steppingaside D.Turningaround34.A.consume B.examine C.reflect D.rescue35.A.unknown B.unpunished C.interested D.trapped三、阅读理解AHikingAcrosstheGreatOutdoorsWhatlimitsyoufromhikingmoreoften?Manycomplainthattheydon’thaveasuitablepartnertogowith.IfnothavingasuitablehikingpartneriskeepingyououtofthewoodswhynottakealookatthegreathikingclubsacrossCanada?YukonOutdoorsClubWebsite:yukonoutdoorsclub.caMembershipcost:$10forasinglemembership;$15forafamilymembership.Description:Theclubcoordinatesdayhikes,backpackingtrips,canoetrips,mountainbiking,cross-countryskiingtrips,snowshoeingtripsandvariousworkshopsformemberstogainnewskillsandvaluableinformation.Thetripsareopentoeveryoneandrangefromeasytomoderatetodifficult.UBCVarsityOutdoorClubWebsite:ubc-voc.comMembershipcost:Students$40;non-UBCstudents$60Description:TheUBCVarsityOutdoorClubisasocialgroupthathikes,mountaineers,kayaks(皮划艇),rockclimbsandiceclimbs.Travelandoutdoor-mindedUBCstudentsandnon-studentsarewelcometojoin.Membersleadtrips,runskillsworkshops,hostpresentationsandtunegear.Forarefundabledeposit,memberscanborrowequipmentfromtheclubroom'sgearcache(器材存放点).TheUBCVOChasalsoconstructedafewbackcountry(偏僻地区)hutsintheCoastMountains.PenderHarborHikingGroupWebsite:penderharbourhiking.weebly.comMembershipcost:FreeDescription:Nowinitsfourthyearandboastingabout100members,thePenderHarbourHikingGroupoffersawayformemberstomeetlike-mindedindividualsandgetfit.Hikesarescheduledtwomonthsinadvance,sogetonthemailinglistorcheckthewebsiteregularlytofindahikethat’srightforyou!Showupatthedesignated(指定的)meetingpoint,andgethiking.HikesareusuallyoneandahalftotwohourslongeveryMondayandWednesdaymorning,butsomefull-dayhikesarescheduled,dependingonmemberinterest.VernonOutdoorsClubWebsite:vernonoutdoorsclub.orgMembershipcost:Asinglemembershipis$25,andstudentspay$10.Childrenarefreewhentheycomewitharegisteredfamilymember.Description:Boastingamembershipofcloseto200people,theVernonOutdoorsClubisanactivegroupthatenjoyshikingandcycling.Sincethemembershipiscomprisedofoutdoorloversingeneral,theyareencouragedtosharetheiractivityideasandinterests.ThegrouporganizesaTuesdayRambleseventeachweekandalsohostsmulti-daytrips.36.Whichclubcostsastudenttheleasttogetamembership?A.TheYukonOutdoorsClub. B.TheUBCVarsityOutdoorClub.C.ThePenderHarborHikingGroup. D.TheVernonOutdoorsClub.37.WhatdoYukonOutdoorsClubandUBCVarsityOutdoorClubhaveincommonaccordingtothetext?A.Bothorganizeworkshopsfortheirmembers. B.Bothlendhikingequipmenttotheirmembers.C.Bothratetheirmembersbasedontheirhikingskills.D.Bothhavebuiltbackcountryhutsfortheirmembers.38.WhatdoweknowabouthikesorganizedbythePenderHarborHikingGroup?A.Theyaremostlyheldonweekends. B.Theyarearrangedtwomonthsaheadoftime.C.Theirschedulecanonlybeseenontheclub’swebsite.D.Morefull-dayhikesareofferedthanhalf-dayhikes.39.WhendoestheVernonOutdoorsClubholditsRamblesevent?A.EveryMonday. B.EveryTuesday.C.EveryWednesday. D.EverySunday.40.Wherecanyouprobablyreadthepassage?A.AP.E.textbook.B.Ahealthreport. C.Asportsleaflet.D.Agymnotice.BIntheglitteringworldofOlympicfigureskating,whereeverymoveisjudgedundertheharshestoflights,failurescanbebrutally(残酷的)exposed.ItwasduringonesuchmomentthatMario,aonce-promisingstar,stumbledandfell,hisdreamcrashingdownwiththethud(砰的一声)oftheskateblades(冰刀)ontheice.Theinitialshockwasfollowedbyadeepsenseofdespair.Doubtscreptin,whisperingthathemightneverriseagain.Eachdayseemeddarkerthanthelast,asMariostruggledtofindhisfootinginaworldthatsuddenlyfeltsoalienandunforgivingofhimself.Butwithinthisdarkness,Mariobegantoforgivehimselfandacceptthereality.Herememberedthecountlesshoursoftraining,thesacrificesmade,andtheloveforthesportthathadburnedsobrightlybefore.Slowly,hepickedhimselfup,dustedofftheiceshardsofdefeatandbegantoskateagain.Thistime,itwasdifferent.Eachfallbecamealesson,eachmistakeanopportunityforgrowth.Helearnedtoembracehisfailures,usingthemassteppingstonestogreaterheights.Withreneweddetermination,Mariopushedhimselfharder,skatingwithanewfoundgraceandpower.Finally,thedayarrivedwhenourherosteppedontotheOlympiciceoncemore.Thistime,therewasnofear,onlyfocus.Asthemusicswelledandhebeganhisroutine,everymoveflowedwitheffortlesselegance.Whenthefinalnoterangout,heknewhehaddoneit.Thisyoungmanhadrisenfromtheashesoffailureandembracedsuccessagain,strongerandmorebrilliantthanbefore.Asthecrowderuptedinapplauseandtheathletestoodcenterice,asingleteartraceddownhischeek.Itwasatearofjoy,relief,andpride—awitnesstothejourneyhehadendured.Atthatmoment,heunderstoodthatfailurewasnottheend,butratherabeginning—achancetorisestronger,wiser,andmoredetermined.Andso,Mariosmiled,knowingthattheroadahead,nomatterhowbumpy,wouldbefilledwiththesweettasteofvictoryandtheknowledgethattruesuccesscomesfromovercomingthetoughestchallenges.41.WhatcausedMariotofeeladeepsenseofdespairatfirst?A.Hewasharshlyjudgedbytheaudience. B.Hefellduringanimportantcompetition.C.Helosthisloveforfigureskating. D.Hewasunabletotrainanylonger.42.Howdidtheathleteadjusthimselfbacktotheicestage?A.Heembracedalltheteststothejourney.B.Heacknowledgedthefailureandcheeredhimselfup.C.Hepracticedmorethanbeforeandenduredallpainsandhurts.D.Hechangedhimselfintoastronger,smarterandmorepowerfulman.43.WhichofthefollowingbestdescribesMario’squalities?A.Talentedandambitious. B.Strong-willedandcautious.C.Persistentanddetermined. D.Brilliantandmodest.44.Whatcanwelearnfromthisstory?A.Failureisthemotherofsuccess. B.Chancesfavorthepreparedmind.C.Constantdrippingwearsawaythestone. D.Whatdoesn’tkillyoumakesyoustronger.45.Whichofthefollowingisthebesttitleforthepassage?A.TheHardTrainingofaFigureSkaterB.AComebackfromFailureinOlympicSkatingC.TheHarshJudginginOlympicFigureSkating D.TheSweetTasteofPassingVictoryCInthefictionalworldsoffilmandTV,artificialintelligence（AI）hasbeendescribedassoadvancedthatitisindistinguishablefromhumans.Butwhatifwe'reactuallygettingclosertoaworldwhereAliscapableofthinkingandfeeling?TechcompanyUneeQisheadingforits"digitalhumans",whichappearlifelikeonthescreennotonlyintermsoflanguage,butalsobecauseoffacialmovements:raisedeyebrows,asmile,evenanod.Theylookclosetoahuman,butnotquite.WhatliesbeneathUneeQ9sdigitalhumans?Their3Dfacesaremodeledonactualhumanfeatures.Speechrecognitionenablesthemtounderstandwhatapersonissaying,andnaturallanguageprocessingisusedtoworkoutaresponse.Meanwhile,anotherAlcompany,SoulMachines,istakingamorebiologicalapproach,witha"digitalbrain",thatimitatesaspectsofthehumanbraintoadjusttheemotions"felt"and"expressed"byits"digitalpeople".ShiwaliMohan,anAlscientistatthePaloResearchCenter,isskepticalofthesedigitalbeings."They'rehumanlikeintheirlooksandthewaytheysound,butthatinitselfisnotbeinghuman,"shesays."Humanqualitiesalsoinvolvehowyouthink,howyouapproachproblems,andhowyoubreakthemdown;andthattakesalotofalgorithmic(算法)design.Designingforhuman-levelintelligenceisadifferentattemptthandesigningimagesthatbehavelikehumans."Shethencontinues,“Ifsomethinglookslikeahuman,wehavehighexpectationsofthem,buttheymightbehavedifferentlyinwaysthathumansjustinstinctively(直觉地)knowhowotherhumansreact.Yetthedemandisthere,withUneeQseeinghighadoptionofitsdigitalemployeesacrossthefinancial,healthcare,andcommercialsectors（行业）."Unlessthesesectorsmaketheirbusinessmodelsmuchmoreefficientdigitally,theymightbeleftbehind,"saysChetanDube,UneeQ9sCEO.Someothercompaniesaretakingtheirdigitalbeingsastepfurther,enablingorganizationsandindividualstocreatedigitalhumansthemselvesusingfree-accessplatformstheyprovide."ThebiggestmotivationforsuchplatformsistopopularizeAl,"Dubesays.Mohaniscautiousaboutthisapproach,yetshesupportsthepurposebehindthesedigitalbeingsandisoptimisticaboutwheretheyareheaded."AswedevelopmoreadvancedAltechnology,wewouldthenhavetousenewwaysofcommunicatingwiththattechnology,shesays."'Hopefully,allofthatisdesignedtosupporthumansintheirgoals."46.AccordingtoPara.2,inwhatrespect（s）doUneeQ9s"digitalhumans"resemblehumanbeings?A.Inthewaytheymovearound. B.Inthewaytheyactandreact.C.Inobservationandanalysis. D.Inspeechandfacialexpressions.47.SoulMachines’digitalbrainisatechnologicalbreakthroughbecauseit.A.learnstomakeproperemotionalresponses B.tendstoimitatehumanbeings'tonevividlyC.recognizesthespeechsoundsitreceives D.processesthenaturallanguageithears48.InMohan'sopinion,whathumanqualityislackingindigitalbeings?A.Calculatingbrain. B.Languageskills.C.Instinctivejudgements. D.Problem-solvingability.49.Whatmakesmanysectorsemploydigitalhumans?A.Thefearoffallingbehindinefficiency. B.Theurgencytopromotee-commerce.C.Thewishtospreaddigitaltechnology. D.Theneedtoupgradethehealthcaresystem.50.WhatdoesMohanthinkofthefutureofdigitalbeings?A.It'swellplanned. B.Itispromising.C.Itisuncertain. D.It'squitehopeless.DHumanshaveevolved(进化)tospendlongperiodsdoingphysicalexercise.Butwhydoesn’teveryoneenjoyexercising?Thecomplexityofthehumanbrainistoblame.Evolvinganabilitydoesn’tautomaticallymeanwe’llwanttouseit.Whilephysicalexerciseisn’tthatbad,it’sstilltypicallyunpleasant.Ithastobe:you’repushingyourbodytoitsphysicallimits,whichleadstosignificantdiscomfort.Anotherissueisthatthehumanbrainishighlysensitivetowastedeffort.Studieshaveshownthatitcalculatestheeffortrequiredforactionsandtendstostopusfromsquanderingvitalresourcesonfruitlessefforts,likewalkingover30kmforahandfulofberries.Thethingis,regularexercisetoget“inshape”requiresconstantandconsiderableeffort—allforgradualprogressanduncertainrewards.So,yourbrain’stendencytoask,“Isitworthit?”willbehardtoquieten.Thisparticularfeaturealsomeanswetypicallypreferthingswhichofferminimumeffortformaximumreward.Thankfully,thehumanbrainisacomplexorgan.Itisn’truledbyitsmoreprimitivedrives.Whilemanyspecies’thoughtprocessesarelimitedto“Food,eatit!”,“Danger,run!”,“Pain,avoid!”,we’veevolvedbeyondthat.Ourbrainscanformmultiplelong-termgoalsandambitions.Wecanimagineadesirablefuturescenario(情况),figureouthowwe’dachieveit,anddojustthat.Oratleastworktowardit.Thisdirectlyimpactshowourbrainprocessesmotivationandwillpower.Itmakesuscapableofdelayedgratification(满足):wecanrecognizethatrejectingarewardnowcanleadtoagreaterrewardlater,andactaccordingly.Sohowdoesthebrainprocessmotivation?Theself-discrepancy(自我差异)theorysuggestswehaveseveral“selves”activeinourmindsatanygiventime:our“actual”self,our“ideal”self,andour“ought”self.Your“actual”selfishowyouarerightnow.Your“ideal”selfiswhatyouwanttobe.Andyour“ought”selfistheselfthatdoeswhatyououghttobedoingtobecomeyour“ideal”self.So,ifyour“ideal”selfisaprofessionalfootballer,andyour“actual”selfisn’t,your“ought”selfistheonethatspendsalotoftimetraining,exercising,andgettingbetteratfootball.Asfarasyourbrainisconcerned,thereareprocessesthatdiscourageexercise,andprocessesthatencourageit.Ideally,you’llendupputtingmoreweightonthelatterthantheformer.51.Whatcanbelearntfromthefirsttwoparagraphs?A.Somepeoplearebornphysicallyweakerthanothers.B.Somepeopledislikedrivingthemselvestoohardphysically.C.Mostpeoplehavethehabitofdoingphysicalexercise.D.Mostpeopledophysicalexerciseforcomfortandpleasure.52.Whichisclosestinmeaningtotheunderlinedword“squandering”inParagraph3?A.Conserving. B.Mixing. C.Misusing. D.Sharing.53.Whatistheauthor’spurposeinwritingParagraph4?A.Toraiseaquestion. B.Toprovideadefinition.C.Tomakeacomparison. D.Tofurtherexplainapoint.54.Accordingtotheauthor,howarehumansdifferentfrommanyotherspecies?A.Humansareabletopictureafavorablefuture.B.Humansbenefitmorefrompainfulexperiences.C.Humanscaremoreaboutimmediaterewards. D.Humansareskilledatavoidingdangers.55.Accordingtotheself-discrepancytheory,whopresentsthemostactive“ought”self?A.Afootballerdreamingofbecomingamoviestar.B.AstudenteatingpotatochipswhilewatchingTV.C.Aprofessionaldancerperformingatatheatre.D.AswimmertrainingtowinanOlympicmedal.阅读短文，按照题目要求用英语回答问题。Fortwodecades,therhythmofJoséLuis-Reig’slifewasfilledwiththedailyroutineofstackingshelvesathisfamily’ssupermarketinPollenca,Mallorca.KnowntoeveryoneasPep,heseemedcontentwithhistrade,buryinghisloveforlearningbeneathboxesofgoods.Henevergaveasecondthoughttotheacademicworldhehadleftbehind—untilafamilytripchangedeverything.Whiletouringmainlanduniversitieswithhisteenagedaughters,Pepsteppedintothelecturehalls.Suddenly,surroundedbybooksandtheatmosphereoflearning,hefeltanunexpectedanddeepsenseofbelonging.Itwasafeelingofcominghometoaplacehehadneverlivedin.Thisfeelingbroughtbackahiddenregret.Yearsago,Pephadplannedtogetabiologydegree,butfamilydutycalled.Hegaveuphisdreamstosavethefamilybusiness—asawmillhesuccessfullyturnedintothetown’sfirstsupermarket.Yet,despitehissuccess,adifficultquestionkeptechoinginhismind:“Whatismytrueroleinlife?”Theanswerstruckhimayearlater,triggeredbyamemoryfromhisyouth.Backinschool,Pepwasthepersoneveryoneturnedtowiththeirtroubles.Hewassuchagoodlistenerthatalocalradiohostoncetoldhim,“Youlistenlikeayoungpsychologist.”Thatcomment,forgottenforyears,camebackasarealisation.Trustinghisinstinct,PepappliedtostudypsychologyattheuniversityinPalma.Attheageof46,hewasaccepted.Returningtoschoolwasnoteasy.“Ihadtogetusedtobeingtheoldestpersonintheroom—oldereventhanmyprofessor,”herecalls.ButPepsoonrealisedhisagewasastrength.“Ibelieveddisadvantagescouldbeturnedintoadvantages.IendeduphelpingmyclassmatesbecauseIhadreal-lifeexperience.Thisexperiencebreathedlifeintothetheorieswelearntinclass.”Pep’shardworkpaidoffspectacularly.Hegraduatedatthetopofhisclassandimpressedhisteacherssomuchthathewasofferedateachingposition.Today,at52,helectureswhilestudyingforamaster’sdegree.Reflectingonhisjourneyfromthesupermarkettotheuniversity,hesays,“Myonlyregretisnothavingdoneitearlier.”56.WhatwasPep’sreactionwhensteppingintothelecturehalls?

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(nomorethan5words)_____________________________________________________________________________59.WhatwastheeffectofPep’sreal-lifeexperienceonthetheories?

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Pleaseexplaininyourownwords.(nomorethan20words)_____________________________________________________________________________四、单词拼写61.Itisnothowmuchyouhavedonebuthowmuchyouhavedevotedtoothersthatd(tobeworthyof)praising.(根据首字母单词拼写)五、语法填空62.Onlywhenstudentsaregivenmorechancestocommunicatewitheachothercantheir62(interact)inclassbecomemoreeffective.(所给词的适当形式填空)63.Whatimpressedmemostwasnotthebeautifulscenerybutthe63(impress)speechgivenbytheoldscientist.(所给词的适当形式填空)六、单词拼写64.Nomatterhowcarefullyyouplan,youcanneverg(topromisesthwillhappen)thateverythingwillgoasexpected.(根据首字母单词拼写)65.Shewasdeeplya(feelingorshowingthanksandgratitude)ofallthehelpwehadgivenher.(根据首字母单词拼写)66.R(notveryoften)haveIseensuchadeterminedstudentwhonevergivesupinthefaceofdifficulty.(根据首字母单词拼写)67.Beyondtheteacher’se(abeliefthatsomethingwillhappenorsomeonewilldosomething),thestudentsperformedmuchbetterin