2025~2026學(xué)年遼寧省朝陽市建平縣高級中學(xué)高二上學(xué)期第二次月考英語試卷一、閱讀理解(★★)Establishedin2015,ForesttrekCycleCentre(FCC)hasbecomeafantasticbikeserviceproviderinKualaLumpur,Malaysia.Offeringawiderangeofbikes,gears(排擋)andparts.FCCistheperfectplacetostartroadcyclingforalllevelsofbikers.Nowgetrollingontheride,yourroadcyclingexperiencestartshere.WhyFCCWithFCC,youcanenjoyvarioustypesofcycling.WhatsetsFCCapartfromothersisitscommitmenttoqualitycontrol.Theproductsthatincludekids’bikes,mountainbikes,roadbikesandtouringbikesensureyoutohaveeverythingyouneedforagreatcyclingtrip.Plus,itsfriendlycustomerserviceisalwaysreadytosendthebiketoyourdrop-offlocationordeliverittoyourhotelthedaybeforeyourride.AboutPricesFCCoffersreasonableratesdependingonthetypeofthebikeandhowlongyouwanttorentit.Youcancheckthegivenchartbelow.Itgivesthelowestdiscountsontheitems,makingitacost-effectiveoptionforfamiliesandfriends.Formoreinformation,youcanclickhere.

OneMountainBikeRentalOneRoadBikeRental1Day$53$622Days$89$1073Days$124$133OptionalBikeToursTherearevariousbiketoursforyoutoexploreMalaysia.Forinstance,aculturalheritagebiketourinKualaLumpurtakesyoutofamoussitesliketheMerdekaSquare.TheSt.Peter’sChurchandtheStadthuysinthehistoricMalaccaCityarealsogreatchoicesforhistorylovers.Don’tmissthebeautyofnaturallyscenicroutesthroughgreenteaplantationsinthetouroftheCameronHighlands.1.WhatdoesFCCfeature?

A．High-costgears.B．High-qualitybikes.C．Guidedmotortours.D．Goodhotelservices.2.Howmuchshouldyoupayforrentingamountainbikeandaroadbikefor2days?

A．$115.B．$196.C．$230.D．$257.3.Whichisthemostsuitableplacefornatureloverstocycleto?

A．TheSt.Peter’sChurch.B．TheStadthuys.C．TheCameronHighlands.D．TheMerdekaSquare.(★★)OneofthebestmemoriesIhavefrommychildhoodisthetimemymotherreadtome.Whenitwascoldoutside,wesatonthecouchlateatnightwiththefireblazinginthefireplace.Ileanedagainsthershoulderandwatchedthelinesonherfacedisappearassheusedhervoicetoimitatethecharactersinthebook.Itcouldhavebeenhertimetorelaxaftertakingcareofchildrenandahusbandallday,butinstead,shewouldsmilewhenIslippedoutofmybedandcametiptoeingbackintothelivingroomaftereveryoneelsewasasleep.Beingtheyoungestof11children,sometimes,itwaseasytogetlostinthecrowd,andIcherishedthosemoments;Icouldsitclosetoherandknowitwasjustmytime.Mymother’slineswouldmeltawayduringthosemomentsbecauseshewasn’tthinkingaboutcooking,cleaning,disciplining,orpayingthebills.WhenshereadCinderellatome,shewouldmakemefeelthetransitionfromashestorichesbecauseshewasusingherimaginationtofeelit,too.WhenIbecameabusyparentwithmychildren,Iunderstoodmymother’ssacrificesforsharingthatlate-nightstorytimewithme.But,somehow,IthinksheneededitasmuchasIdid.Yearslater,Ihadtheopportunitytovisitanelementaryschoolrecentlytoreadtothefirst-gradeclassforNationalChildren’sbookweek.Besideshelpingachilddevelopaloveforreading,itisabeautifulwaytobeclosetoyourchildrenandinstills(逐步培養(yǎng))asenseofsecuritytheyneverforget.It’swhentheparentfocusesonthechildwithoutdistractions,andachildcanfeelthat.Idid.Foramoment,wearen’tadultswithalltheanswersandrules,butsomeonelostinastorywithourchildren.Readingandlettingourimaginationtravelisnotjustforchildren,either.WhenIamatmybusiestandfeelthemoststressedinmylife,Ifindabookandletmyselfgetlostforawhile.Thedifferencebetweenreadingabook,hangingoutonyouriPad,orlounginginfrontofthetelevisiontorelaxisthatwhenyoureadabook,thestorycanbewhatyouimagineittobe,andyoucanlearnasfastorasslowasyouwantto.Ilikethat.4.Whatimpressedtheauthormost?

A．Hismotherreadtohimduringhischildhood.B．Momwarmedhimwiththefireinthefireplace.C．TheysatonthecouchenjoyingtheTVseries.D．Heimitatedthecharactersinthebook.5.Whatmadetheauthorhavecontradictoryfeelings?

A．Heslippedoutofhisbedandtiptoedtomum.B．Hedideverythingwhenotherswereasleep.C．Hewasalwayslostinthecrowd.D．Hestolemum’stimetorelaxbutenjoyedit.6.Whichisthebenefitofreadingtogetheraccordingtothepassage?

A．Ithelpskidsperformwellinelementaryschool.B．Ithelpskidsformasenseofsecurity.C．Ithelpsparentsfocusonreadingwithoutdistractions.D．Ithelpsadultsfindanswersandrules.7.Whatisthepassagemainlyaimedat?

A．Callingonkidstoreadmoreclassicalliterature.B．Promotingtheideaofparent-childreading.C．AdvertisingforNationalChildren’sbookweek.D．Relievingeverydaystress.(★★)The2023ShanghaiCoffeeCultureWeekopenedonMay13,withavarietyofactivitiesintegratingindustry,cultureandlifestylescheduled.Shanghai,hometomorethan8,000coffeehouses,hashostedtheeventsince2021.Thisyear’sCoffeeCultureWeekisorganizedbytheShanghaiCulturalandCreativeIndustryPromotionAssociation,andwillrunthroughtoJune2.Organizerssaidtheyhopetheseeventswillboosttheconsumptionofcoffeeandculturalproducts,andpromotethecoordinateddevelopmentofthetwoindustries.CoffeehasbecomeakeypartofShanghaiculture,showcasingthecity’scharacteristicsofopening-upandinclusiveness(包容),localofficialssaidatanewsconferenceinearlyMay.Ontheevent’sopeningday,YongpuCoffee,incollaborationwiththefooddeliveryplatformElemeandChinaConstructionBank,offered30,000cupsofcoffeeforfree.MultiplecoffeebrandssuchasLuckinCoffeeandMcCafewillalsoprovidefreecoffeeandcoupons(優(yōu)惠券)duringtheevent.FromMay18to21,WestBundInternationalCoffeeandLifestyleFestivalistakingplaceinXuhuiBinjiangarea,involvingmorethan100coffeebrandoutlets(銷售點)locatedalonga5-kilometershorelineoftheHuangpuRiver.ItisthefirsttimethatShanghaihaslaunchedsuchalargecoffee-themedmarket,organizerssaid.Inadditiontoenjoyingfreshlybrewedcoffee,visitorscanattenddiverseactivitiessuchasexhibitions,performancesandworkshopstoexperiencecoffeeculture.Manyculturalsitesinthecityarealsoparticipatinginthecoffeecultureweek.SinanMansionsindowntownShanghaiisholdingtheBonjourCoffeeArtFairfromMay19to21,whichhasattractedsome20coffeestaffmembersand80artists.TheShanghaiHistoryMuseumwilllaunchtheSquareCoffeeFestival,invitingfansandindustryexpertstosharetheirknowledgeaboutcoffee.Meanwhile,theShanghaiBooksandPeriodicalsDistributionAssociationwillholdacoffee-themedbookfairinmorethan80storesacrossthecity.AccordingtodatafromdomestictechandretailgiantMeituan,thevalueofChina’sfreshlybrewedcoffeeindustryisexpectedtoreach15.79billionyuan($2.25billion)thisyear.Itwasvaluedat8.97billionyuanin2021.8.WhywastheCoffeeCultureWeekhosted?

A．Toholddiverseactivities.B．Tospreadknowledgeaboutcoffee.C．Toshowthecity’suniquefeatures.D．Topromotecoffeeindustryandculture.9.Whatcanvisitorsdoduringthe2023ShanghaiCoffeeCultureWeek?

A．Getcouponsandmakefreshlybrewedcoffee.B．Enjoyfreecoffeeandreadcoffee-themedbooks.C．Visitcoffeeexhibitionsandputonperformances.D．Shareideasaboutcoffeeandgetemployedinworkshops.10.WhatcanweinferfromthedataofferedbyMeituan?

A．CoffeeconsumptionisincreasingrapidlyinChina.B．Meituanhasbenefitedalotfromcoffeeindustry.C．TheCoffeeCultureWeekhasboostedthecoffeeindustry.D．Freshlybrewedcoffeeindustryisthemostpromisingindustry.11.Inwhichsectionofanewspaperdoesthistextprobablyappear?

A．Entertainment.B．Culture.C．Health.D．Science.(★★★)Ahalfdozenwomen,intheir30s,40s,and50s,gatherinaclassroominPhoenixforafewhoursonaweekdaymorning.TheyareallcaregiversofyoungchildrenandparticipantsinanArizonastate-fundedinitiativecalledKithandKin.Theprogramaimstogivefamily,friend,andneighborcaregiversthekindoftrainingthatlicensed(領(lǐng)有許可證的)caregiversarerequiredtohave.AstudyinthesouthPhoenixareafoundthat60%ofchildrenfrombirthto5yearsoldwerebeingcaredforbycaregiverswhodon’thavealicense.ThatstudyledthenonprofitorganizationCandelentolaunchKithandKinin1999.“Therewasahighneedtoprovidebothtrainingandsupportincommunitieswherefamilieswithyoungchildrenlive,”saysprogramdirectorAngelaTapia.Now,25yearslater,programslikeKithandKinaregettingrenewedattentiononaccountofthefragile(脆弱的)stateofthechildcareindustry.There’sincreasedurgencyfrompolicymakersandbusinessestoensurecommunitieshaveaccesstoaffordable,high-qualitychildcare,pavingthewayforparents,especiallywomen,towork.ThesessionsarepaidforbyArizona’sgovernment.Whilemostfederal(聯(lián)邦制的)andstatefundingforthechildcareindustryintheU.S.goestolicensedsettings,Arizonaisoneofanumberofstatesthathavelongrecognizedtheimportanceofinformalcaregivingarrangementsthatareallowingmillionsofparentstogotowork.Sucharrangementsareespeciallycommoninimmigrantcommunities,wheremanyparentsholdjobswithnontraditionalhoursandprefercaregiverswhosharetheirlanguageandculture.Candelenestimatesittrainsabout1,000caregiversayear.MelindaGulick,CEOofArizona’searlychildhoodagencyFirstThingsFirst,saysthefundingisrecognitionthatallchildren,regardlessofwheretheyspendtheirfirstyears,deserveahigh-qualityearlychildhoodexperience.“Formanyparents,thebestplaceforchildrentobeiswiththeirauntsortheirgrandmothersortheirneighbors,”shesays.12.Whatcanbelearnedaboutthewomenfromparagraph1?

A．Theysendchildrentoaprogram.B．Theyreceivetraininginchildcare.C．TheyarethefoundersofKithandKin.D．Theyareoccupiedincaringabouttheirstudents.13.Whatisthepurposeofparagraph2?

A．Todescribethenecessitiesoffamilycare.B．ToshowtheeducationalchallengesinPhoenix.C．Topresenttherequirementsforlicensedcaregivers.D．TooffersomebackgroundonestablishingKithandKin.14.WhatisMelindaGulick’sattitudetowardsKithandKin?

A．Approving.B．Critical.C．Uncertain.D．Puzzled.15.Whatisthetextmainlyabout?

A．Tointroduceaprogramthataimstotraincaregiversofyoungchildren.B．Federalinitiativesinearlychildhoodeducation.C．ChallengesfacedbyworkingwomeninPhoenix.D．ThedecreaseoflicensedchildcarefacilitiesinPhoenix.(★★)Outdoorplayisbeneficialtochildrenbeyondthephysicalactivitiesitprovides.Ithelpsthemsocialize,understandtheirbodiesbetterandenjoytheoutdoors.16Whilethisisalotoftimetoadailyschedule,theactivitieswillcontributetothephysicalandemotionalhealthofchildren.17Thereisscientificevidencethatplayingoutsideimproveshealth,andchildrenofallagesloveit.Themoretimechildrenspendinnature,themorelikelytheyaretogrowuptobegoodstewards(管理員)ofourplanet.Sunnydaysnotonlymakeoutdoorplaymoreenjoyableforchildrenbutalsocontributetotheiroverallphysicalandmentalwell-being.Nowadays,theamountoftimechildrenspendengagingwithadeviceisakeyreasonwhyoutdoortimeshouldbeascheduledactivity.Schedulingtimetoactivelyplayoutdoorssetsanaturallimitontheamountoftimechildrencanspendonadevice.Itcanreducetherisksofasedentary(久坐的)lifestyle.18Knowingwhyoutdooractivitiesareimportanttochildren’sdevelopmentisthefirststeptoprioritizing(優(yōu)先考慮)theminchildren’sschedule.19Tofindideasforplacesyoumightgo,visityourlocalparksandentertainmentwebsitesoraskpeoplewhoarefondofoutdooractivities.Ifyoucan’tgofarortravelisn’tanoption,therearestillmanywaystogetoutsideclosetohome.20Simpleactivitieslikeridingabike,jumpingrope,orhavingapicniccanbelotsoffunandgetyoumoving.

A．Playingoutsideandexploringnatureisforallages!B．Knowingwheretogoisanotherstepintherightdirection.C．Besides,itcanpromoteactiveengagementwiththeirfriends.D．Butwedon’tnecessarilyneedtotraveltoofartoenjoynature.E．School-agedchildrenneedaboutthreehoursofoutdoorplayeachday.F．Sunnydaysprovideperfectopportunitiestoenjoythejoysofoutdoorplay.G．Youcanplayinyourbackyard,orjusttakeawalkaroundyourneighborhood,二、完形填空(★★★)Oneafternoon,MarkReissigwasoutforabikeridewhenhesuddenlyfeltexhausted.Hewas________thatitwasasignalofaheartattack.Atthatmoment,MollyAmes,alocalresident,wasdrivingbyandnoticedMark’s________.Shesawhim,agrandfatherlyfigure,tryinghardtogetoffhisbikeandsheimmediately________tohelp.Weakly,MarktoldMollytocall911beforehe________consciousness.Thedispatcher(調(diào)度員),MeganWilliams,calmly________MollyhowtoperformCPR.For4minutes,MollycontinuedCPRonMark,whichbecamea________forMark.Whenthedoctorsfinally________,theymanagedtorestartMark’sheart,whichhadstoppedfor________8minutes.Thedoctors________Mollyforhercalmnessandwillingnesstohelp,emphasizingtheimportanceofheractions.Molly,withamodest________,said,“Ithinkanyonewoulddothat.”Herbraverywas________bythetownofWalworthwithaspecialdeclaration,honoringher“________actionsinperforminglifesavingCPR.”Reflectingonthe________,Markstated,“Sheisandwillalwaysbemyhero.”Inabriefmoment,Mollyhad________fromaconcernedcitizenintoahero,makingasignificantdifferenceinthelifeofsomeoneshedidn’t________.HerbraveryandquickthinkingsavedMark’slife,andforthat,hewillalwaysbethankful.21.A．a(chǎn)nxiousB．unawareC．a(chǎn)ngryD．convinced22.A．a(chǎn)chievementB．inabilityC．discomfortD．curiosity23.A．brokedownB．wentoutC．ranawayD．pulledover24.A．lostB．gainedC．keptD．remained25.A．observedB．a(chǎn)ttackedC．instructedD．commented26.A．lifelineB．landmarkC．timetableD．footprint27.A．disappearedB．a(chǎn)rrivedC．calledD．passed28.A．fairlyB．hardlyC．merelyD．nearly29.A．convincedB．praisedC．suppliedD．a(chǎn)warded30.A．styleB．lookC．toneD．goal31.A．recognizedB．challengedC．a(chǎn)rrangedD．charged32.A．suitableB．curiousC．selfishD．heroic33.A．a(chǎn)ffairB．storyC．incidentD．danger34.A．differedB．transformedC．boomedD．stretched35.A．knowB．careC．realizeD．trust三、語法填空(★★★)閱讀下面短文，在空白處填入1個適當(dāng)?shù)膯卧~或括號內(nèi)單詞的正確形式。AttheInkaMuseuminCusco,Peru,visitorsaregreetedbyafascinatingexhibition.It’scalledLightoftheSunwithChina’sculturalheritagefromChina’sancientShukingdom36(display)alongsiderelicsfromtheancientPeruvianIncacivilization.“Theexhibitioncanserve37awindowintoChina’sculturalheritageforthepeopleofCuscoandcandeepenexchangesandunderstandingbetweenChinaandPeru,”saidMohenirJulinhoZapata,theInkaMuseum’sdirector.It’snot38firstexperienceofChina’sancientcultureforPeruvians.In2016,ashowfeaturingmorethan10039(exhibit)frommuseumsacrossChinaopenedattheNationalMuseumofArchaeology,AnthropologyandHistoryofPeruinLima.“Inhistoricalterms,wehavealotincommon,andtherearemanyexamplesofChinesesymbolismthatcoincide(吻合)withthe40(agriculture)societiesthatdevelopedinourlands,”AndresAlvarezCalderon,presidentoftheLarcoMuseum,said.HeshowsgreatinterestinreliesfromancientChina,41(particular)thosefromtheHanDynasty,whosedecorativeitems,inhiseyes,aresimilartothoseoftheFormativeEpochofPeru,42sprangupabout3,200yearsago.TherelationbetweenPeruandChina43(become)extensiveandstrongsofar.Thehistoricalcomponentisessential44(understand)thatwe,ashumanbeings,haveacommonroot,averysimilarhistory,andthatthesefeaturesshouldmakeus45(strength)ourcurrentrelationship.四、書信寫作(★★★)46.假定你是光明中學(xué)學(xué)生會主席李華，上周你校邀請Smith教授來校做了一場有關(guān)各國身勢語的專題講座。請你代表學(xué)校全體師生，用英語給他寫一封感謝信。內(nèi)容包括：1.表達(dá)感謝；2.通過講座，師生對身勢語有了更多的了解。注意：1.詞數(shù)應(yīng)為80左右；2.請在答題卡的相應(yīng)位置作答。DearProfessorSmith,_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Yours,LiHua五、書面表達(dá)(★★★)47.閱讀下面材料，根據(jù)其內(nèi)容和所給段落開頭語續(xù)寫兩段，使之構(gòu)成一篇完整的短文Itwassummer,andmydadwantedtotreatmetoavacationlikeneverbefore.HedecidedtotakemeonatriptotheWildWest.WetookaplanetoAlbuquerque,abigcityinthestateofNewMexico.WereachedAlbuquerqueinthelateafternoon.UnclePaul,mydad’sfriend,pickedusupfromtheairportanddroveusuptohisfarminPecs.HiswifeTinacookedusadeliciousdinnerandwegottoknowhissonsRyanandKyle.MydadandIspentthenightintheguestroomofthefarmhouselisteningtothefrogsandwaterrollingdowntherivernearby.Veryearlyinthemorning,UnclePaulwokeusuptohavebreakfast.“Thedaystartsatdawnonmyfarm,”hesaid.Afterbreakfast,IwenttohelpAuntTinafeedthechickens,whilemydadwentwithUncle