高級(jí)中學(xué)名校試卷PAGEPAGE1天津市某中學(xué)2025-2026學(xué)年高二上學(xué)期期中考試英語試題第一部分：聽力（略）第二部分：英語知識(shí)運(yùn)用（共兩節(jié)，滿分35分）第一節(jié)單項(xiàng)填空（共15小題；每小題1分，滿分15分）1.—PapermediawilldisappearwiththedevelopmentoftheInternet.—______.Paperbooksarestillpopularamongpeople.A.Mindyourownbusiness B.Icouldn’tagreemore C.I’mgladtohearthat D.That’snotthecase2.Wearevery_______ofwhatyouhavedonetohelpusoutofthetrouble.A.regretful B.embarrassed C.appreciative D.delighted3.Manyyoungpartymembershavebeen_______toworkinthevillagestopromoteeconomy.A.deserved B.guaranteed C.assigned D.concluded4.TheChinesewomen’svolleyballteam’sperseverance________withanepiccomebackagainstthedefendingchampionBrailinthequarter-finals.A.workedout B.carriedon C.paidoff D.aimedhigh5.Wealllearnlessonsinlife.Ihavealwayslearnedmorefrom______andfailurethanfromacceptanceandsuccess.A.rejection B.qualification C.interaction D.innovation6.Someanimalshavearemarkableabilityto______changingenvironments.A.adaptto B.bringout C.burstinto D.probeinto7.Scientistsclaimthatthistechnical______willsaveusmuchtimeandlabor.It’sabreakthrough.A.innovation B.qualification C.expectation D.association8.Themedicinewillstopyourpainforawhilebutit’sdifficulttofinda______cureforthedisease.A.cruel B.delicate C.permanent D.splendid9.Wewouldliketoseecloser________betweenparentsandschools.A.evolution B.cooperation C.expectation D.rejection10.IwishtothankMrs.Smith,without______helpIwouldnevermakesomuchprogress.A.who B.whose C.whom D.which11.________ismentionedearlier,theexpertgrouphasalreadybeenformedtoinvestigatetheissue.A.That B.Which C.Where D.As12.Hedidnotregret________whathedidbutfeltthathecouldhaveexpresseditdifferently.A.tosay B.tosaying C.say D.saying13.—WhatmadeMarysoupsettoday?—________.A.Becauseshelosthernewbicycle B.SincehernewbicyclewaslostC.Losinghernewbicycle D.Withhernewbicyclelost14.Onthefirstdayofnewterm,weremained__________,waitingforournewteacherturningup.A.seating B.beingseated C.seated D.seat15.Whenhegot________inhisworldofmusic,hefeltasifhecould“see”thebeautyoftheworldaroundhim,likehehadinhispreviouslife.A.absorb B.absorbed C.absorbing D.toabsorb第二節(jié)完形填空（共20小題，每小題1分，共20分）Inrecentyears,theimportanceofstayingactivehasgainedmorerecognitionaspeoplebecomeawareofthevariousbenefitsofsports.Whetherit’scompetitiveorrecreational,takingpartinsportsisagreatwaytostayfit,___16___stress,andimproveoverallwell-being.However,findingtherightsportcanbea____17____taskformany,aspreferencesvarywidely.Soccer,forinstance,remainstheworld’smostpopularsport.Itiseasytolearn,requiresminimalequipment,and____18____teamwork.It’sanexcellentwaytodevelopendurance,agility,andcoordination.Playersmustworktogetherto____19____acommongoal,makingitbothaphysicalandmentalchallenge.Ontheotherhand,rockclimbingattractsthosewhoprefer____20____sports.Itdemandsbothphysicalstrengthandmentalfocus.Climbersmuststrategizetheirmoves,asonemistakecould____21____theentireclimb.Rockclimbingcanbedoneindoorsoroutdoors,whichmakesitespecially,____22____toadventureseekers.Forthosewhoenjoywater-basedactivities,swimmingisideal.It____23____theentirebody,improvingcardiovascular(心臟的)healthandflexibility.Additionally,swimmingis____24____onthejoints(關(guān)節(jié)),makingitagreatoptionforpeoplerecoveringfrominjuries.Regardlessofwhichsportyouchoose,____25____isessentialforprogress.Continualtraininghelpsathletesmeetspecificgoals,likeimprovingspeed,ortechnique.Settingandworkingtowardgoalsrequires_____26_____andmotivatesathletestokeepgoing.Recoveryisequallyimportant.Overtrainingleadstoburnoutandinjuries,soathletesshould_____27_____timeforrestandrecovery.Propernutritionalsohelpsathletes_____28_____theirenergylevels.Abalanceddietrichinnutrientscansignificantly_____29_____performance.Beyondfitness,sportsalsobuild_____30_____.Doingsportsdevelopsdiscipline,perseverance,andteamwork,skillsthatare_____31_____tomanyareasoflife.Moreover,sportsprovideanoutletforchannelingstress.Therushfromscoringagoalorthecalmfocusofyogacanhelpyou_____32_____fromdailychallenges.Withthegrowing_____33_____ofmentalhealth,morepeopleturntosportstoreduceanxiety.Inconclusion,sportsoffersomethingforeveryone.Whetheryourgoalistostayfit,meetnewpeopleor_____34_____newchallenges,sportshelpyou_____35_____bothphysicallyandmentally.16.A.increase B.relieve C.guarantee D.create17.A.simple B.ethnic C.demanding D.short18.A.highlights B.discourages C.composes D.neglects19.A.attempt B.achieve C.observe D.abandon20.A.individual B.flexible C.dull D.enthusiastic21.A.encourage B.enhance C.ruin D.facilitate22.A.appealing B.crucial C.inevitable D.unnecessary23.A.focuses B.requires C.stresses D.engages24.A.gentle B.difficult C.rare D.hard25.A.participation B.consistency C.effort D.creativity26.A.determination B.hesitation C.achievement D.confusion27.A.setup B.setaside C.setoff D.setout28.A.reduce B.waste C.restore D.exhaust29.A.damage B.boost C.weaken D.distract30.A.nutrition B.pace C.fitness D.character31.A.transferable B.accurate C.absent D.vivid32.A.inform B.check C.relax D.float33.A.debate B.awareness C.delight D.ignorance34.A.face B.avoid C.miss D.recognize35.A.feature B.dread C.excel D.combine第三部分：閱讀理解（共15小題；每小題2分，滿分30分）閱讀下列短文，從每題所給的A、B、C、D四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中，選出最佳選項(xiàng)。AAreyoulookingforagreatdaycampprogramforyourlittleones’summer?Herewehaveroundedupsomeofthebestsummercamps.AtléticodeMadridThiscamponceworkedwithArsenalFootballClub.Itoffersboysandgirlsaged5-16chancestotrainwithoneoftheworld’smostsuccessfulsoccercolleges.TwoplayersfromthecampwillbechosenbycoachestoplayagameinMadrid.Thiscampwillberunningfortwoweeks.AbronsArtsCenterAbronsArtsCenterofferslearningexperiencesindance,musicandtheatertocampersaged5-13.Camperswilltakepartinanexchangewithprofessionalartists,whowillexplaintheartisticprocess.Extended(延長(zhǎng)的)dayclassesprovidemoreopportunitiesforartlearning.AMontessoriSummerAMontessoriSummerisforchildrenaged3.5-14.Eachweek,theprogramprovidesstudentswithadaytripawayfromschool.Usually,childrencanenjoytripstobeaches,parksandwildlifereserves(保護(hù)區(qū))andtheycanalsogomountain-climbing.Certainly,theseactivitiesmakestudents’lifemorecolorful.92Y92Yoffersallkindsofexperiencestoeverycamper,fromtheiroutdoordaycampsinbeautifulRocklandCounty(suitableforkidsaged5-13)topreschooldaycampsforkidsaged3-5.Italsoprovidesmorecampsinthecityforkidsaged3-18.Fromsportstolanguagelearning,everykidcanpickwhatevertheylike.36.CampersatAtléticodeMadridmayhaveachanceto________?A.attendafamoussoccercollegeinMadrid.B.winatwo-weekfreetrainingcourse.C.joinArsenalFootballClubforfree.D.takeatriptoMadrid.37.Whichprogrambestsuitscampersinterestedinperformances?A.AMontessoriSummer. B.AtléticodeMadrid.C.AbronsArtsCenter. D.92Y.38.WhatcanwelearnaboutAMontessoriSummer?A.Itfocusesonanimalprotection.B.Itoffersvariousoutdooractivities.C.Camperscanlearnfromsomegreatartists.D.CamperscanexperiencethecountrysidelifeinAmerica.39.Howis92Ydifferentfromtheotherthreeprograms?A.Ithascampssuitableforkidsofdifferentagegroups.B.Itsactivitiesmainlytakeplaceincities.C.Itsadventurecampsareverypopular.D.Itoftenholdssomesportsgames.40.Forwhomisthetextmostprobablywritten?A.Parentslookingforbeneficialsummeractivitiesforkids.B.Parentssearchingforfamilyactivities.C.Childrenfrompoorfamilybackgrounds.D.Childrenwithlearningdifficulties.BIndia’spastisfullofrichculturallegacies(遺產(chǎn)).Butformanyruralpeople,especiallychildren,aworldofartandcultureremainsdistantbecauseoflimitedresourcesandinaccessibleopportunities.Asaresult,eventhedoorstomuseums—whereartifacts,artworks,andhistoricalobjectsaredisplayedforpublicviewingandlearning—feeloutoftheirreach.Tohandlethis,theChhatrapatiShivajiMaharajVastuSangrahalaya(CSMVS)(amuseuminMumbai)startedthe“MuseumonWheels(MOW).Thiscreativeeffortaimstobreakthebarrierofthegeographicallocationandeconomicfactors,andbringthewondersofhistory,artandculturetotheremoteareasofIndia.“Peopledon’tconnectwiththemuseumasaplacewheretheycancome,spendtime,andenjoythepieces,”saysKrutikaMhatre,wholeadstheMOWproject.“Theconceptofmuseums,withabrickedroomandagalleryofdisplayedobjects,isoldandoutdated.Ithasevolvedsomuch.Mostpeoplearenotmuchawareofthis.Wedonothavemuseumsinremoteareas,likethecountryside.Soreachingmuseumsisalsoatask.Withtheintentionofsolvingtheaboveissues,theideaoftheMOWwasgenerated.Beginningin2015,theMOWhastwobusesthathavetravelledacrossthecountrysofar.Thefirst-everexhibitiononwheelshappenedinMumbaiandthethemeoftheexhibitionchangeseverysixmonths.“Wheneverwedecidetochangethetheme,wespeakwithdifferentschoolteachersandeducatorstounderstandwhatwouldstimulatethechildrenmore.Iftheyarelearningsomethinginthecurriculum,wewilldisplaytherelatedknowledgeonthebus,”saysKrutika.Inthepastyears,theMOWhashostedexhibitionsonIndiantraditionalgames,thehistory,fossils,andvariouscivilizations,whichsourcesitspiecesfromtheCSMVSandsomelocalartists.“WhenquestionedabouttheMOW,childrenarealwaysupontheirtoestosharetheirexperiences.Thereislightintheireyes.Theyareabletorecollectwhattheyhaveseenwhenthetopicsaretaughtintheclass,whichisinitselfanevidenceofgoodwork,”Krutikasays.41.WhatproblemareruralIndiansprobablyfacingnow?A.Morelandsareusedtobuildmuseumsandthelike.B.Theirawarenessofprotectingculturalrelicsisweak.C.Thegeographicallocationslimittheirtourismincome.D.Someeducationalresourcesarehardlyavailabletothem.42.WhatdoKrutika’swordsinParagraph2mainlyshow?A.ThebackgroundtotheMOWidea.B.Theadditionalfunctionsofmuseums.C.TheinsufficiencyofmuseumsinIndia.D.ThechallengesfromtheMOWproject.43.What’sspecialabouttheMOW?A.Itisusuallyheldinschools.B.Itdisplaystheculturalrelicsinsteadofmodels.C.Itchangesitsthemesbasedonstudents’needs.D.Itinviteseducatorstoexplaintheitemstokids.44.WhatdoesKrutikathinkoftheMOW?A.Ithasachieveditsdesiredgoal.B.It’sadouble-edgedsword.C.Itsdevelopmenthitsabottleneck.D.Itsexhibitionsarebeyondkids’comprehension.45.Whatisprobablytheauthor’spurposeinwritingthetext?A.Topublicizeanamazingmuseumproject.B.Tocallonpeopletocareforruralkids.C.TomarketIndianculturallegaciesD.Tomakepeoplemuseum-goers.CThesedays,beingateenagerisn’teasy.Teens’schedulesoftenincludedoingafter-schoolactivities,sportspractice,andhomework,combinedwithworkingpart-timeforextraspendingmoneyortocontributetohouseholdexpenses,leavingmanyteensfeelingoverworkedandstressed.AccordingtotheBureauofLaborStatistics,closetoaquarterofallU.S.highschoolstudentsparticipateintheworkforce.Moststatesplacelimitsontheamountofhoursteenscanwork,with20hoursaweekthestandardlimit.Researchhasshownthatworkingoverthestandardlimitnegatively(負(fù)面地)affectsteensinavarietyofways.Researcherspublishedarecentreportfindingthatworkingmorethan20hoursaweekduringtheschoolyearleadstoacademicproblems.Themorehoursastudentworks,themorelikelytheirgradesaretobelower.AstudypublishedintheSociologyofEducationsuggeststhatworkingmorethan20hourseachweekleadstohigherdropoutrates(輟學(xué)率).AnotherstudyintheAmericanEducationalResearchJournalreportsthatstudentswhoworkbetween1and15hoursperweekaremorelikelytocompletehighschool;however,studentswhoworkmorethan15hourseachweekaremorelikelytodropout.Workingoverthestandardlimitalsocausessleepiness,whichcanthecauseofinjuriesanddeathsrelatedtoinattentionwhiledriving.Ithasbeenconsideredasamajorcauseinatleast100,000police-reportedtrafficcrasheseachyear,killingmorethan1,500Americansandinjuringanother71,000,accordingtotheNationalHighwayTrafficSafetyAdministration.Youngdriversaged25orunderareinvolvedinmorethanone-halfoffall-asleepcrashes.Workhelpsteensgainvaluableexperience,teachesthemmuchneededskills,andprovidesnecessaryspendingmoney—butbasicrulesshouldbefollowed.Thestudentworkweekshouldbelimitedto20hoursorlessandshouldnotgopast10p.m.onaschoolnight.Safeandhealthyyouthworkexperiencesdon’tjusthappen—teens,parents,andemployersmustworktogethertomakethemhappen.46.Whatdoesthefirstparagraphtellusabouttoday’steens?A.Theyaretoobusy. B.Theyarequitehappy.C.Theyhaveanexcitinglife. D.Theyhavemoreconfidence.47.WhatpercentofU.S.highschoolstudentsworkpart-timeaccordingtotheBureauofLaborStatistics?A.About15%. B.About25%. C.About35%. D.About50%.48.Whatisapossibleresultforahighschoolerworkingtwohourseveryday?A.Gettinglowergrades. B.Becomingadropout.C.Finishinghighschool. D.Havingsleepproblems.49.Whatdoestheunderlinedpart“l(fā)eadto”inParagraph4probablymean?A.Resultfrom. B.Contributeto. C.Referto. D.Giveaway.50.Whatistheauthor’sattitudetothestandard20-hour-a-weeklimit?A.Unfavorable. B.Worried. C.Uncaring. D.Supportive.第四部分：寫作（共兩節(jié)，滿分35分）第一節(jié)閱讀表達(dá)（共5小題：每小題2分，滿分10分）閱讀短文，按照題目要求用英語回答問題。NearthesmallownofGrottoes,Virginia,anarrowdirtroadgoesfromthehouseofStephenCurry’sgrandfathertothewoodsnearby.AfarcryfromthebrightlightsandshinycourtsoftheNationalBasketballAssociation(NBA),itwasalongthisroadthatStephen’sgrandfatherbuiltasimplebasketbyattachingapieceofplastictoatelephonepole.Likehisfathers,basketballstarDellCurry,Stephenspentmanychildhoodhoursplayingonthismuddybasketballcourt.Heprobablydidn’trealiseitatthetime,butitwaswherehelearnttobecreativeandflexibleasaplayer.Yousee,witheveryshot,theweakplasticbackboardgaveway.Thebumpsandrocksthatlinedtheroadunderthebasketcausedtheballtobounceinalldirections.Knowingwheretheballwouldgowasn’teasy.Hehadtoadjusthisownplayingstyleasaresult.Shootingwithgreataccuracywasanotherthinghelearnt.Onlyshotsperfectlyaimedatitscentrewentintotheheavy,thickbasket.Inthisway,practisingdayinanddayouthelpedStephensharpenhisskills.Despitehisfather’ssuccessfulcareer,Stephenwasthoughtbymanypeople,includinghishighschoolteammatesandcoaches,tobetooshort,toothinandtooweaktofollowinhisfather’sfootsteps.ButStephencarriedon.Playingbasketballwashisdream.Hewouldnotgiveup.Hefinallyendupplayingcollegeballatasmall,little-knownschool,DavidsonCollege,nottoofarfromwherehelived.HiscreativityandperseverancemadehimDavidson’sstarplayer.SelectedfortheNBAin2009,StephenjoinedtheGoldenStateWarriors.Heperformedbeyondeveryone’sexpectationswithhisaccurateshootingandcontinuousefforts.In2015,StephenwonhisfirstNBAchampionship,andheledtheWarriorstotheirfirstchampionshipsince1975.AfterreceivingtheMostValuablePlayerawardfortwoyearsinarow,Stephenexplainedhisphilosophy,“Ineverreallysetouttochangethegame.WhatIwantedtodowasjustbemyself.Iknowitinspiresalotofthenextgeneration,alotofpeoplewholov