2025-2026學(xué)年湖北省重點(diǎn)高中智學(xué)聯(lián)盟高二上學(xué)期12月月考英語(yǔ)試Whatdoesthemansuggestbringing?A.Clothes.B.Snacks.C.Medicine.2.Whenwillthespeakersleaveforthetrip?A.OnFriday.B.OnSaturday.C.OnSunday.Whatisthewoman’sattitudetotheman’ssuggestion?A.Supportive.B.Doubtful.C.Unclear.4.Whatdothespeakerswanttodo?A.Makephonecalls.B.Sendpostcards.C.Takephotos.HowlongdothespeakersplantostayinEurope?A.4days.B.7days.C.14days.個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選出最佳選項(xiàng)。聽(tīng)每段對(duì)話或獨(dú)白前，你將有時(shí)間閱讀各個(gè)小題，每小題5秒鐘。聽(tīng)完后，各小題將給出5秒鐘的作答時(shí)間。每段對(duì)話或獨(dú)白讀兩遍。聽(tīng)下面一段對(duì)話，回答以下小題。6.WhatdidthemanlikedoingbestinNewYorkCity?A.Tryingthelocalfood.B.Touringthepark.C.Exploringthemuseum.7.Whatdidthemanprobablydoontheplane?A.Hereadbooks.B.Hewatchedfilms.C.Heplayedgames.聽(tīng)下面一段對(duì)話，回答以下小題。8.Whoisthewomanprobably?A.Atourguide.B.Ateacher.C.Asalesperson.9WhatintereststhemanmostabouttheSydneyHarbourBridge?.A.Takingtheshiptour.B.Climbingthebridge.C.Learningaboutitshistory.10.Whatdoesthewomanadvisethemantodointheend?A.Relaxonthebeach.B.Watchaperformance.C.Visitazoo.聽(tīng)下面一段對(duì)話，回答以下小題。11.Whydoesthemanmakethecall?A.Togivesuggestions.B.Toaskforinformation.C.Toexpressthanks.12.Wherewillthemangothisafternoon?A.Thetower.B.Thesquare.C.Thetheatre.13.Whatwillthemanprobablydonext?A.Searchonline.B.Havelunch.C.Goshopping.聽(tīng)下面一段對(duì)話，回答以下小題。14.Whatarethespeakersmnlytalkingabout?A.Aseajourney.B.Ashoppingtrip.C.Asportsgame.15.Whatdidthewoman’sparentsenjoydoingmost?AClimbingrockwalls.B.Tastingdifferentfood.C.Walkinginthegarden..16.Whatisthemaninterestedin?A.Swimming.B.Skating.C.Climbing.17.Wheredidthewomanspendmostofhertime?A.IntheEntertnmentPlace.B.IntheYouthArea.C.InthePoolArea.聽(tīng)下面一段獨(dú)白，回答以下小題。18.Whatisthespeakerprobablydoing?A.Givingalecture.B.Chringameeting.C.Hostingaprogram.19.WhatactivitydoesthespeakerrecommendmostinSharmel-Sheikh?A.Visitinganancientship.B.Goingonaboattrip.C.Swimmingunderwater.20.Whatdesertadventureisavlableaccordingtothespeaker?A.Bird-watching.B.Hiking.C.Horse-riding.AThese’rethelistoftheworld’smostdangerousroads,whichhugtheedgesofcliffswithnoguardrl,arecoveredinice,frequentlyflood,featurelanesofwildtraffic,andhavesectionsoftheirbrokeninfrastructurethatwouldtesteventhebestroadtripcars.KarnaliHighway,NepalApproximately50peoplediehereeveryyear,makingadriveonthe250kmKarnaliHighwayintheHimalayasofWestNepalaliteraldeathwish.Itisoneofthemostdangerousroadsintheworldevenwhenit’snotrnyseasonbecausethesurfaceisextremelydustymakingvisibilitypoorandincludesnarrowstretches,landslides,fallingrocks,floodedsections,potholes,hugedropsoffsteepcliffs,andsignificantbumpiness.Sichuan-TibetHighway,ChinaTheconstantthreatofrockslides,mudslidesandavalanches(雪崩)wouldmakeanyroadoneofthemostdangerous,butaddintreacherousswitchbacksoncliffsandwindingthroughpeaks,andyouhavethe2,140kmSichuan-Tibethighway.Thestatisticsoffatalitiesarestaggering,with75ofevery1,000losingtheirlifeonthisroadbuiltnearly4.8kmabovesealevelintheearly1950s,whilepassingBuddhistmonasteriesandherdsofyaks.99-BendRoadtoHeaven,ChinaHowmanyhrpinturnscanyoufitinto11km?Turnsout,99ofthem!ThisshortstretchinChina’sTianmenMountnNationalParkischockfullofsteepdropsandtwistsconstructedupto1300metresinthesky.Ifstrght,youcoulddriveitinlessthan10minutes,butwhatmakes99-BendRoadoneofthemostdangerousroadsintheworldistheelevation,theturns,andthesheerlackofanythingtokeepyoufromplungingtoyourdeath!Nottomentiontheconstantthreatofearthquakesinthispartoftheworld!CanningStockRoute,AustraliaThisroadcertnlydoesn’toffermuchinthewayofviews.There’sdust,dustandmoredust,andhardlyanyroadsignstopointyouintherightdirection.This1,850km-longtrackinWesternAustraliaisregardedastheworld’smostremoteroad,andyou’llneedthreeweekstodriveitfromstarttofinish.Doingthisroadtripduringthewarmermonthsisalmostimpossibleduetotheunbearableheat.21.Whichistheshortestdangerousroadinthelist?A.KarnaliHighway,NepalB.Sichuan-TibetHighway,ChinaC.99-BendRoadtoHeaven,ChinaD.CanningStockRoute,Australia22.WhatdoKarnaliHighwayandCanningStockRoutehaveincommon?A.Theyarebothofhighaltitude.B.Theyarebothextremelydusty.C.Theybothhavesteepcliffs.D.Theybothhavesharpturns.23.WhichisNOTthereasontomakeSichuan-TibetHighwayoneofthemostdangerousroads?A.PoorvisibilityB.RockslidesC.DangerousswitchbacksD.Snowslides.BAsthecoolmoonlightfilteredthroughaplumorchard(梅園)intheJielongtownshipofSouthwestChina’sChongqing,44-year-oldTaoHengcouldbefoundsettingupherphoneinanearbystudio.“Hello,darlings!I’myour‘plumsister’,andtodayI’mgoingtosharewithyouthecrownjewelofourorchard,”shetoldthecamerawithasmile.InChongqing’sZilivillage,70-year-oldentrepreneurChenKaorongwalksthroughrowsoflushpomelo(柚子)trees.“Ijustcouldn’tbeartoseelocalscutdowntheirfruittreesforfirewood,”sherecalls.InYouyucountyofNorthChina’sShanxiprovince,GaoJianhua,whoonceworkedatastate-ownedenterpriseintheprovincialcapitalcityofTyuan,isnowthegeneralmanagerofFushuoLianchuangE-commerceCo,whichshipslocalagriculturalproductslikemutton,seabuckthornandflaxoilacrossthecountry.Thoughtheyhavedifferentbackgroundsandagegroups,thesewomenhaveallseizedtheopportunitiespresentedbythedigitalagetotransformtheirruralcommunities.Womennowoccupy44percentofallvillagecommitteeseatsinChongqingandaccountforover50percentofChina’sdigitalentrepreneurs,while70percentofemployeesatGao’se-commercestartuparewomen.Inthee-commerceindustrychn,stagessuchasorderprocessingandshippinginvolvemeticulousverificationprocesses,whichiswell-suitedtowomen,whotendtobemorecareful.Womenwhoworkinlivestreamingoftenhaveadvantagesintermsofpatienceandcommunicationskills.WomenlikeTao,ChenandGaoareleveraginglivestreaming,e-commerceanddigitalplatformstoboostlocaleconomiesandempowertheirneighbors.Today,theJielongpomelohasobtnednationalgeographicalindicationproductcertificationandisplantedacrossatotalareaof5,000mu.Localpomelogrowerscanearntensofthousandsofyuaninayear.Taohasalsoestablishedavocationaltrningschoolthattrnsover100localseachyear,helpinghercommunity—especiallystay-at-homemothers—findemployment.Sheisparticularlypleasedwhensheseesruralwomenwhohadoncebeenshynowconfidentlyintroducingagriculturalproductsbeforethecameratocustomers.Basedontheeffortsoffemaleentrepreneurs,theChongqingWomen’sFederationhascreatedapublicbrandchanneltosell5,317qualityproductsintheonlinemarketplace.Thefederationiscooperatingwithe-commerceplatformslikeAmazonandJDtohelptheseuniqueproductsreachinternationalmarkets,enablingwomentocontributemoretothecountry’sruralrevitalization.24.WhatcanweinferaboutChenKaorong?A.Sheoftencutsdownfruittreesforfirewood.B.Shewasoncegoodatgrowingandsellingpomelos.C.Shehelpslocalsselltheirfruitstoavoidtheirloss.D.Shethinkslocalsshouldberesponsiblefortheenvironment.25.Whataretheadvantagesofwomenworkinginlivestreaming?A.Attractiveappearancesandsuits.B.Moreprofessionalskillsandsweetervoice.C.Goodfameandmorefans.D.Morepatienceandgoodinterpersonalskills26.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“l(fā)everaging”inparagraph5probablymean?A.transformingintoB.makingthemostofCworkinginD.adjustingto.27.Whatisthebesttitleforthepassage?A.WomenbecomingmoreconfidentinlivestreamingB.Womenentrepreneurstransformingruralcommunities.C.Jielongpomelowinningpopularityalloverthecountry.D.ChongqingWomen’sFederationcooperatingwithe-commerceplatforms.CYou’vecleanedoutyourclosetandhaveabagofclothesreadytodonate,feelingprettygoodaboutyourself,andwhynot?Butholdonaminute:Whathappenstodonatedclothes?Unfortunately,thejourneyisn’tsooptimisticforclothes.Wheredoesyourgarmentgo?Let’sseethroughtheeyesofyourbarelyusedsweater.Afteryoudropoffyoursweateratthethriftstore(舊貨商店),doyouimaginealocalneedyfamilysayingsilentprayersofthankstoyou,thebenevolentdonor?Sure,thatcouldhappen.Butunfortunately,mostclothingdonatedtoGoodwill,SalvationArmyandothercharitiesdoesn’tenduponthebacksofneedychildreninyourcommunity.Theygetsoldtotextilerecyclers.Sure,that’sbetterthanalandfill,butifyoursweaterisn’tpickedupinafewweeks,itcanendupascarpetpadding,insulationorrags—orevensoldoverseas.“Manytextilerecyclerswilltakeaportionoftheclothingthattheydon’tthinktheycansellintheU.S.,packagethemupinbygender,sizeandseason,andcreatehugebundlestosellbyweighttolessdevelopedcountries,”explnsJenniferZuklie,founderofTheSwoondleSociety,anonlinechildren’susedclothingplatform.Pullingoverforadonationbintosendthatsweateronitsway?Becareful.Manyofthosebinsarefor-profittextile-recyclingcompaniesposingascharities—orrelyingonyourassumptionthattheyarelegalcharitableorganizationsbyputtingtheiractualcompanyidentificationinverysmallprint.Sinceonlypartofitemsdonatedtoatraditionalcharitygetsoldintactwithinthecommunity,cuttingoutthemiddlemanatGoodwillandotherthriftstoresmayseemlikeagoodthing.Butthispracticetakesmoneyawayfromlegalcharities.Somestatesarefightingbackagnstthesecheatingbins:In2025,Connecticutputoutawarningtoconsumersandstartedissuingticketswithfinesof$500toownersoffor-profitbinsposingascharitydrop-offs.Ifyoucan’tuse,sellorupcycleyourclothing,feelfreetodonateit.Justknowthatyourclothingmightnotendupwhereyouthinkitwill.Butitisbetterthanjusttossingitinthetrash.28.WhichisNOTthefinaldestinationofyourdonatedclothesaccordingtothepassage?A.ThebacksofpoorkidsB.AlandfillC.CarpetpaddingD.Lessdevelopedcountries29.Whyshouldyoubecautioustosendyoursweatertodonationbins?A.ThebinsmaybedisguisedasacharityB.ThebinsarefromillegalcharitableorganizationsC.Youmaybefined$500ifyouputyoursweaterintoadonationbin.D.Thebinshavetheiractualcompanyidentificationprintedinsmallsize.30.Whatisthepassagemnlyabout?A.WheretodonateyourclothesB.HowtodonateyourclothesproperlyC.WhereyourdonatedclothesgoD.Whatyoushoulddowithyourunwantedclothes31.Whatistheauthor’sattitudetodonatingclothes?A.indifferentB.ambiguousC.favourableD.disapprovingDIt’stypicalforpeopleseekingtoshedafewpoundstocutbackoncalories,eitherbyrestrictingtheamountoffoodtheyeatorsubstitutingfavoritesnackswithhealthieralternatives.But,ifyou’relookingforahealthywaytoloseweightquickly,theremightactuallybeabetterstrategy:fasting(禁食).ResearchersattheUniversityofColoradoconductedastudytodeterminewhichdietingmethodwasmoreeffective:intermittent(間歇的)fastingordlycaloricrestriction.Theygathered165participantsbetween18and60yearsoldwhohadabodymassindex(BMI)of27to47kg/m2.Forcontext,theClevelandClinicsaysaBMIof25to30isoverweight,aBMIof30to40isobese(肥胖的),andaBMIover40isconsidered“ClassIIIobesity,”alsoknownasmorbidlyobese.Participantsweredividedintotwogroups,onethatfastedandasecondthatreducedtheircalorieintake.Researchersdirectedthosefastingtorestricteatingby80%onthreediscontinuousdayseachweekbuteatregularlyontheotherdays.Thecalorierestrictiongroup,ontheotherhand,decreasedtheamounttheyateby34%.Additionally,allparticipantspartook(參加)inahigh-intensitycomprehensivebehavioralweightlossprogramincludinggroup-basedbehavioralsupportandarecommendationtoincreasemoderate-intensityphysicalactivityto300minutesperweek.Atotalof125participantsfinishedthe12-monthstudy.Theresultsshowedthatthosewhofastedlostmoreweightthanthosewhocutbackoncalories,weighinganaverageofabout6.4poundsless.Theseparticipants,whotypicallyconsumedfewercaloriesthantheothergroup,alsoexperienced“improvementsinbloodpressure,cholesterollevelsandbloodsugar.”Whiletheseresultsalonemaybeworthgivingfastingago,researchersnotethereareotherbenefits,too.“Themoreimportantmessageisthatthisisadietarystrategythatisanevidence-basedalternative,especiallyforpeoplewhohavetrieddlycaloricrestrictionandfounditdifficult,”sdDr.VictoriaCatenacci,whoisanassociateprofessorofendocrinology,isoneofthestudy’sco-leadauthors.Dr.Catenaccialsonotedthatfurtherresearchneedstobedoneincertngroupsofpeopletoseeiffastingis“asafeandeffectiveweightlossinterventionforthem,includingolderadultsandpeoplewithdiabetes,cancerorcardiovasculardisease.”32.Whydoestheauthormentionthetwowaysofreducingcaloriesinparagraph1?A.TogivethedefinitionB.TointroducethetopicC.TomakeacomparisonD.Toshowtheimportanceofweightloss33.Whatdoweknowaboutthesubjectsofthestudy?A.Alltheparticipantswerenotobesebeforethestudy.B.Alltheparticipantsreducedtheamountofcalorieintakeeveryday.C.Thefirstgroupatelessfor3daysandnormallyfortherest4dayseachweek.D.Thesecondgroupdidn’tparticipateinanyweightlossactivities.34.Whatcanweconcludeaboutthestudy?A.Fastingisthebestwaytoloseweight.B.Dlycaloricrestrictionisanevidence-baseddietarystrategy.C.Thegroupthatcutbackoncaloriestookinlessfoodandlostlessweight.D.Thefastinggroupimprovedbloodpressure,cholesterollevelsandbloodsugar.35.Whatisthelimitationofthestudy?A.FlingtocollectexactdataB.TheshorttimeoftrackingthesubjectsC.LackofstatisticsforsomespecificgroupsD.Beingunsafeforpeoplewithcertndiseases閱讀下面短文，從短文后的選項(xiàng)中選出可以填入空白處的最佳選項(xiàng)。選項(xiàng)中有兩項(xiàng)為多余選Self-Doubtisn’tsomethingthatyouarebornwith,itisdevelopedasyoupassthedifferentstagesoflife.____36____Herearesomestrategiesthatyoucancapitalizeontoovercomeself-doubt.____37____Comparingyourselfisanunpleasantact,anditfallsunderself-destruction.Whywouldyoucompareyourselfwithafamilymember,afriend,orevenyourcolleaguewheneachofyourlivesisdifferent?Youshouldfocusonyourselfandonlyyourachievements,whichwillallowyoutofulfillyourgoalswithoutanyworries.Reflectbacktoyourpastachievements____38____Self-reflectionisoneofthebesttoolstowipeoutself-doubt.Itmakesyourememberthatyouonceachievedsomethinggreat.Italsomakesyoubelievethatyoucanachievethatlevelofsuccessagnthroughconcentratedefforts.Alwaysbeinthecompanyofsupportivepeople“Youareknownbythecompanyyoukeep”,isoneofthebestsayingstoexplnthisstrategy.Weshouldbesurroundedbypeoplethatsupportandloveus,notpeoplethatconstantlymakeusdoubtourselves.Whenyouareinthecompanyofgoodpeople,theywillalwaysencourageyoutobebetter.____39____SeekprofessionalhelpifnecessarySometimesthesituationcanbecometoomuchtohandle,thisisthetimewhenweshouldseekprofessionalhelp.____40____Talkaboutyourfeelingsoften,andletallthenegativeemotionsout,whichwillmakeyoufeelalotbetter.Loveyourselfmoreandyourproblemswillstartdecreasing!A.Nevercompareyourselfwithothers.B.Focusonyourfamilymembersandfriends.C.Rememberthetimewhenyouachievedsomethingremarkable?D.Beingaroundnegativepeopleisverybadforourmentalhealth.E.Self-doubtcanbecomeapersistentobstacleifnottakencareof.FTheywillhelpyourecoverfromnegativeandstressfulsituations..G.Livingwithself-doubtcanbeverychallenging,asitlimitsyourpotential.LeslieShogrenwantedtogotoSemicolon(分號(hào))BooksinChicagotocelebrateherbirthday,soshepackedupherhusbandandfoursonsandcameinfromthesuburbs.Whenshe____41____atthecounterthatdayinJuly2020,DanielleMoore,thebookstore’sownerslippedherabirthdaycardsignedbyeachstaffmember,____42____herforcelebratingherbirthdayatthestore.Shogrenwassurprised.Sure,shehad____43____thebookstoreonInstagram,askingitshoursand____44____mentioningshe’dbevisitingforher____45____.“Whenpeopledoahospitalitytouchlikethataboveandbeyond,itjuststickswithyou.”Sheandherfamilyarestore____46____today.Moorehasbeenaddingherpersonal____47____toeverythingshedoesatSemicolon.Inside,Thewallsarepackedwithprints,pntingsandquotes.____48____couchesinvitevisitorstoread,andhandmadepillows____49____literaryiconsaddtothehomey____50____.It’simportanttoMoorethatcustomersconsiderthestorea“thirdspace”—nothomeorwork,butsomeplacethat“stillfeelslikeaplacefor____51____.”That’ssomethingMooredidn’thave____52____up,whenshelivedwithhermotherinadomesticviolenceshelterinFlorida.ADanielleSteelnovelwastheonlybookthere.“Iknowwhatit’slikenottohavebooks,”shesays.“It’savery____53____place,”saysOraSawyer,oneofmanyregulars.“Yousitthereandyoucantalkaboutbooks,arts,andanything.”Thestore’snameisalsoa____54____ofMoore’sspirit.“Asemicoloniswhereanauthorcouldstopthesentencebutchoosesnotto.Soitwaskindofaspaceformeto____55____awaytostillmakelifeenjoyable,”sheexplns.41.A.madeoutB.checkedoutC.brokeoutD.stuckout42.A.evaluatingB.persuadingC.commandingD.thanking43.A.messagedB.monitoredC.issuedD.attached44.A.normallyB.amazinglyC.casuallyD.severely45.A.patienceB.birthdayC.obligationD.passion46.A.instructorsB.employeesC.advocatesD.regulars47.A.style.B.themeC.encounterD.appetite48.A.AdorableB.VisibleC.ComfortableD.Avlable49.A.switchingB.opposingC.featuringD.warning50.A.optionB.securityC.fashionD.atmosphere51.A.belongingB.understandingC.sayingD.suffering52.A.cuttingB.growingC.diggingD.showing53.A.devotingB.rewardingC.welcomingD.frustrating54.A.signB.occupationC.reputationD.gesture55.A.breakdownB.callonC.appealtoD.figureout閱讀下面短文，在空白處填入1個(gè)適當(dāng)?shù)膯卧~或括號(hào)內(nèi)單詞的正確形式。Themen’s50mbreaststrokefinalatChina’sNationalGamesonThursdaytookanunexpectedturnwhenOlympicgoldmedalistQinHyang____56____(disqualify)forafalsestart.HisShanghteammateZhengYinghaoclmedthegoldmedalwithatimeof26.97seconds.YanZibeiofHubeiprovincesecuredthesilver,____57____SunJiajun,alsofromHubei,tookthebronze.Followingtherace,Qinreflectedontheincident,statingthatundernormalcircumstances,hewouldhavehadnotroublewinningtheevent.However,aminormishapduringhisdiveaffectedhis____58____(perform).“Iwasconcentratingonmyrhythmandtechniqueinthewaterbutfled____59____(bring)myhandstogetherproperlyduringthedive.Ijustfrozeforamoment,”Qinexplned.“Atthatpoint,Ithoughtadisqualification(失去資格)waspossible.Still,Ididn’tdwellonitandtriedtoreadjust.”____60____thesetback(挫折),Qinexpressedthattheresultwouldnotimpacthismindsetgoingforward.“I____61____(win)manytitlesbefore.There’snothingIcan’taccept,”hesd.When____62____(ask)byreporterswhetherhestillconsidershimselfinhisprime,Qinresponded____63____(confident):“Absolutely,I’mstillinmyprime.ButIthink____64____Ifeelnowisasenseofrelaxation.Perhapsaftergoingthrough_