2025~2026學(xué)年山東省大聯(lián)考高二上學(xué)期12月月考英語試卷一、閱讀理解FascinatingParkstoExploreAreyoulookingforuniqueoutdoorexperiences?Thesefourfascinatingparksoffersomethingspecialforeverytraveler,combiningnaturalbeautywithdistinctivecharm.SunnyBlossomPark:AFlowerLover’sDelightSunnyBlossomPark,locatedinthecitycenterofLondon,isfamousforitsseasonalflowershows.Everyspring,thousandsofflowerscreateacolorfulcarpet,attractingphotographylovers.Italsohasasmalllakewherevisitorscanrentboatsandenjoythequietscenery.It’sopenfrom8:00-18:00daily,withfreeentryforkidsunder12.MountainViewPark:Hiking&PicnickingMountainViewParkinCanadasitsatthefootofGreenHill.Itfeatureswell-builthikingtrails(小路)ofdifferentdifficulties,suitableforbothbeginnersandexperiencedhikers.Atthetopofthetrail,youcangetabird’s-eyeviewofthewholecity.Therearealsowell-equippedcookingareasintheoutdoors,perfectforfamilytrips.Asmallfeeisrequiredfortrailuse.CoralWaterPark:CoastalFunCoralWaterParkinAustraliaisacoastalgem(寶石).Withcrystal-clearwaterandsoftsand,it’sidealforswimmingandbeachgames.Theparkalsohasasealifecenter,wherevisitorscanlearnaboutlocalseacreatures.It’sopenfrom9:00-19:00insummer.Duetoitsgrowingpopularityandlimitedabilityofreceivingvisitorstoensureacomfortableandsafeexperienceforeveryguest,advancebookingisrecommendedonweekends.MapleForestPark:AutumnMagicMapleForestParkintheUSisaperfectplaceforautumnlovers.WhenOctobercomes,themapleleavesturnbrightredandgold,creatingamagicalscene.Theparkoffersguidedwalkstointroducethehistoryoftheforest.Itclosesearlierinwinter,sochecktheofficialwebsiteforupdatedhoursbeforevisiting.1.Whichparkisfreeforchildren?

A．SunnyBlossomPark.B．MountainViewPark.C．CoralWaterPark.D．MapleForestPark.2.WhatcanvisitorsdoinMountainViewPark?

A．Rentasmallboat.B．Watchflowershows.C．Haveapicnicoutside.D．Learnaboutsealife.3.WhyshouldvisitorsbookCoralWaterParkinadvanceonweekends?

A．Itoffersfeediscount.B．Itcanholdlimitedvisitors.C．Itadvocatesgroupvisits.D．Ithasstrictbookingrules.Weallknowthatrepresentationmattersbecauseitinspirespossibilitiesandencouragesself-expression.Whenyoungpeopleseethemselvesmirroredpositivelyintheworld,itaffirms(肯定)theiridentity.Imaginegrowingupneverseeinganyonewholookslikeyou.Itsendsanunspokenmessagethatyoudon’tbelong.ZoeOliexperiencedthiswhenshewasjustsixyearsold.Oneday,shecamehomefromschoolandaskedhermomwhyherhairwasn’t“straightandpretty”likethatofherclassmates.Hermom,hopingtostopthisself-doubt,startedencouragingZoewithpositivewordsofaffirmationandevenmadethedecisiontostartwearingherownhairnatural,asawayofmodelingself-loveandencouragingherdaughtertofeelmoreconfident.ThoughZoe’smomboughtheradollwithskinlikehers,Zoenoticedthatthedoll’shairwasstillstraight.Unabletofindadollwithcurls(卷發(fā))likeherown,sheaskedhermomiftheycouldmakedollssoothergirlscouldseethemselvesreflectedtoo.Withthat,BeautifulCurlyMewasborn.Zoe’smomtookout$5,000ofhersavingstodesignaprototype(原型)andpartnerwithafactory.Oneyearlater,an18-inchdollwithbrownskinandcurlyhairthatcouldbewashed,styledandfullycelebratedwascreated.Havingfelttheimpactofalackofrepresentationfirsthand,Zoe,nowthe13-year-oldCEOofBeautifulCurlyMe,isonamissiontoencourageyounggirlstobeconfidentandlovewhotheyarewholeheartedly.Today,theAtlanta-basedtoyandmediacompanyhasproducedlinesofbeautifulBlackdolls.Theirproductscanbepurchasedonlineonthecompany’swebsiteandthroughtheOBWSMarketplace.ForZoe,“ithasbeenincredibletobeabletohelpotheryounggirlsknowthattheycandoanythingthattheyputtheirmindto.”Andwitheverydollpurchasedonthewebsite,anotherisgiventoayounggirlinneedsothateveryyounggirlcouldhaveachancetoseethemselvesrepresented,upliftedandbeautiful.4.Whatcanweinferabouttheeffectofrepresentation?

A．Itusuallycausesself-doubt.B．Itmakessuccesseasier.C．Itshapeshowweseeourselves.D．Itimprovesinterpersonalrelationship.5.WhydidZoefeelupsetoneday?

A．Shefailedtofindherfavoritedoll.B．Shethoughtherhairwasnotattractive.C．Hermomdislikedhernaturalhairstyle.D．Herclassmateslaughedatherhairstyle.6.WhatledtothefoundingofBeautifulCurlyMe?

A．Zoe’sdesiretostartabusinessearlyB．Thehighpriceofdollsinlocalstores.C．Themother’swishtohelpZoesucceed.D．AlackofdollsmatchingZoe’sappearance.7.WhatdoesZoe’sstorytellus?

A．Careandinterestbringluck.B．Agoodbeginningishalfdone.C．Amother’sloveneverchanges.D．Thereismorethanonestandard.We’veallhadthosemoments—waitinganxiouslyforaserverduringabusydinnerrush,hopingtoorderandeatrightawaybutfacingdelayswithnostaffinsight.Thearrivalofrobotwaitersoffersacleversolutiontothesetroubles.Arobotwaiterisanautomateddevicedesignedtoassistinrestaurantsbyperformingtaskslikedeliveringfood,takingorders,orevenclearingtables.Unliketraditionalwaitstaff,thesemachinesrelyonadvancedtechnologysuchassensors,artificialintelligence(AI),andpre-programmedroutestonavigate(導(dǎo)航)diningareas.Manytechcompanieshaverolledoutrobotwaitersforuseinhotels,restaurants,museums,andwithongoingupgrades,thesemachinesarebecomingsmarterandmorepractical.TakeOrionStar’sLuckiBotPro,forinstance—acutting-edgerobotserverdesignedspecificallyforrestaurantservice.Equippedwitha14-inchHDdisplayandadvancednavigationtech,itefficientlydeliversmealswhileofferingvoiceinteractionandsmartobstacle(障礙)avoidance,boostingbothservicespeedandcustomerenjoyment.Usingsensors,cameras,andmappingsoftware,robotserverscanmovethroughbusydiningroomswithouthittingontablesorpeople.Staffloadfoodontotherobot’strays(托盤),inputthetablenumber,andsenditoff.Certainrestaurantrobotwaitersfeaturetouchscreensorvoicerecognition.Theycanrecommendsignaturedishes,andguidecustomerstotheirseats.Aftercompletingeachfooddeliverytask,therobotautomaticallyreturnstotheservingpoint.Anditwillheadbacktothechargingstationwhenitsbatteryleveldropsbelow10%,ensuringefficientoperationthroughouttheday.Dinersaredrawntothefuturisticappealofrobotsinrestaurants.Younger,tech-savvydinerstendtoenjoythenoveltyandconvenienceofrobotservice,oftensharingtheexperienceonsocialmedia.Robotwaitersarereallyshakingthingsupinthediningworld!They’refast,reliable,andaddafun,moderntouchthatcustomerslove.Whiletheyhavesomedrawbacks,thesesmarthelpershavehugepotentialtomakediningoutmoreefficientandenjoyable.8.Whatphenomenondoestheauthorpointoutinparagraph1?

A．Diningservicessometimesareslow.B．Serverslackprofessionalskills.C．Restaurantsarealwayscrowded.D．Peopledislikeeatingatrestaurants.9.WhatcanwelearnaboutLuckiBotPro?

A．Itismainlyusedforhotelservice.B．Itisdesignedasatray-carryingcart.C．Itpromotesthediningexperience.D．Itemphasizestheamusementfunction.10.Whatisparagraph4mainlyabout?

A．Robots’specificchargingsystem.B．Howrobotwaiterswork.C．Customers’interactionwithrobots.D．Howarestaurantoperates.11.Whatisthebesttitleforthetext?

A．LuckiBotPro:ARestaurantRobotServerB．AutomatedService:BenefitsandChallengesC．TechAdvance:AIChangingServicemodesD．RobotWaiter:FutureofServiceinRestaurantsOver600newvegetablevarieties,includingcucumbers,tomatoes,chilies,purplepeppersandeggplants,arecurrentlyshowcasedatthe25thChinaInternationalVegetableSci-TechFairinthecityofShouguangineastChina’sShandongProvince.Manyofthesevarietieshavealreadyhitthemarketandareavailabletoordinaryconsumers,asChina’sadvancementsinvegetabletechnologyareaugmentingthecookinghorizons,offeringmoreoptionsfordiningtableseverywhere.Oneparticularhighlightatthefairisavarietyof“slimmingcucumbers,”whichhasgainedsignificantattention.“Itcontainsseveraltimesmorepropanoldiacid(丙醇二酸)thanordinaryvarieties,whichhelpspreventthetransformationofsugarintofat,andisthuscalled‘slimmingcucumber’,”saidXuTiemin,directoroftheShouguangvegetableresearchcenter,ChineseAcademyofAgriculturalSciences.Theongoingsci-techfairalsofeaturesmorethan80vegetableplantingmodelsandover100technologies,includingaerosolplanting(霧氣栽培),vertical(垂直)farmingandspacebreeding.Inoneexhibitionhall,tomatoplantsaredisplayedgrowingwiththeirrootsexposedtotheair,notcontactingwithwaterorsoil.“Comparedwithtraditionalmethodofgrowinginsoil,aerosolplantingcanbemoreeasilyappliedinverticalfarmingwithautomaticoperations,whichhelpstoreducetheincidenceofdiseasesandpestswhilemaximizinggreenhousespaceuse,”saidMaZunjuan,anexhibitionhallworkeratthefair.Inthesamehall,severalrobotscanbespottedmovingbackandforthintomatofields.“Theyarepollinatingtheflowerswiththehelpoftechnologiessuchasvisualrecognitionandpositioningandmulti-sensorintegratednavigation,”Maexplained.InChina,theextensiveapplicationofdigitaltechnologiesinagricultureishelpingtransformandupgradeagriculturalproduction,givingnewmotivepowertothemodernizationoffarminginthecountryside.InShouguang,digitaltechnologiesandintelligentequipmentarewidelyusedinvegetablegreenhouses,withtheapplicationrateoftheInternetofThingsinnewgreenhousesover80percent.12.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“augmenting”inparagraph1probablymean?

A．Expanding.B．Reducing.C．Checking.D．Generating.13.Whyisthe“slimmingcucumber”eye-catching?

A．Itgrowsfasterthanothers.B．Ithasauniqueappearance.C．Ithelpscontrolweightgain.D．Ittastesbetterthanordinaryones.14.Whydoestheauthormentionthetomatoplants?

A．Tointroduceanewtomatovariety.B．Todisplaynewplantingmodels.C．Tocriticizetraditionalagriculture.D．Toexplainthegreenhouseautomation.15.Whatistheauthor’spurposeinwritingthistext?

A．Toappealforincreasingvegetablevarieties.B．Topromotetheapplicationofverticalfarming.C．Tocomparemodernfarmingwithtraditionalones.D．ToshowChina’sinnovativevegetabletechnology.Whenwecommunicatewithothers,verballanguageisonlyonepartofthemessagewesend.16Itcanshowourtruefeelingsandattitudesevenwhenwearenottalking.Itisestimatedthatover70%oftheinformationinface-to-facecommunicationispassedonthroughnon-verbalsignalsratherthanwords.17Theyarecloselyconnectedtoouremotionsandcanbeeasilyunderstoodbyothers.Forexample,asmilecanshowfriendlinessandapproval,whileafrownoftensignalsdissatisfactionorconfusion.Unlikesomegesturesthataretiedtocertaincultures,manyfacialexpressionsareuniversal.Studiesshowthatpeopleinmostdifferentculturescaneasilyrecognizeemotionslikehappiness,sadness,angerandfearthroughfacialexpressions.Gestures,anotherkeypartofbodylanguage,differalotacrosscultures.Agesturethatispoliteinoneculturemayberudeinanother.InmanyWesterncountries,athumbs-upmeans“welldone”or“okay”,butinsomeMiddleEasternandAsiancountries,itisconsideredrude.Similarly,wavinggoodbyeiscommonworldwidebutthehandspeedandpositioncanhavedifferentmeanings.18Postureandeyecontactalsoaddmuchtothemessagewesend.Astraightpostureusuallyshowsconfidenceandrespect.19Eyecontactisalsoastrongformofnon-verbalcommunication.Keepingpropereyecontactshowsthatyouarelisteningcarefully.However,toomucheyecontactcanseemaggressive(挑釁的)insomecultureswhileavoidingitmaybeseenasshynessordishonestyinothers.Inconclusion,bodylanguageisanunavoidablynecessarytoolforeffectivecommunication.20Bynoticingbothourownbodylanguageandthatofothers,wecanbetterunderstandtherealmeaningbehindwordsandbuildstrongerrelationshipswithpeoplearoundus.

A．Verballanguageisoftenlessimportantthanbodylanguage.B．Differentgestureshavethesamemeaninginmostcountries.C．Infact,bodylanguageplaysakeyroleinhumaninteraction.D．Instead,hangingshouldersmaysuggestlazinessorlackofinterest.E．So,knowingsuchculturaldifferencesiskeytopropercommunication.F．Ithelpsusexpressourselvesmoreclearlyandunderstandothersbetter.G．Facialexpressionsareamongthemosteasilyseenformsofbodylanguage.二、完形填空Sometimearound1974,longbeforeSteveJobscoinedthephrase“ThinkDifferent”,mydadandIwerewalkingonHopeStreet.Suddenly,I________alottery(彩票)storeandaskedmyfatherexcitedly,“Daddy,canwe________thelottery?Maybewecanmakemoney!”Withouthesitationhereplied,“Wejustdid.We________adollareverytimewepassthestorewithoutbuyinga________.”Daddy’s________ledmetothinkofmoneyandopportunitycostin“________”ways.Forinstance,whenIwasattheUniversityofPennsylvania,thecostofeachhourofclasstimewasextremelyexpensive—about140foreachhourofinstruction.Thus,Inever________aclass.Similarly,whenIwasincreditcarddebtof20%interestrate,everytimeIspent20I________thoughtofitasa$24purchaseto________myselftopayoffthedebtfaster.Soifthereisa(n)________forcethathasguidedmylife,itwasbornfrommyfatherbelievingthathewon$1everytimehedidn’tbuyalotteryticket.Thisdifferentwayofthinking________myoverallviewofeverythingthatmostpeopleconsidertobe“________.”Likeeverythingelse,thinkingdifferentlyhasitsadvantagesanddisadvantages.Ihavelivedsuchan________lifethatithascausedmetobeseparatedfrommostpeoplewhosemindsareusedtofollowing________patterns.However,Istillbelievethatthegreatestbreakthroughscomewhenyoubreakfreefromthe________ofyourownmind.21.A．gotinvolvedinB．brokeawayfromC．caughtsightofD．lookedforwardto22.A．playB．considerC．checkD．compete23.A．loseB．createC．winD．drop24.A．magazineB．ticketC．snackD．drink25.A．wordsB．a(chǎn)ssessmentC．memoryD．prediction26.A．mechanicalB．similarC．differentD．strange27.A．preparedB．enjoyedC．missedD．recorded28.A．hardlyB．graduallyC．frequentlyD．a(chǎn)ctually29.A．manageB．motivateC．a(chǎn)ppealD．perfect30.A．a(chǎn)bstractB．drivingC．distantD．confusing31.A．shapedB．ratedC．stuffedD．replaced32.A．normalB．complexC．difficultD．elegant33.A．organizedB．unconventionalC．importantD．a(chǎn)ctive34.A．subjectiveB．contradictoryC．specialD．familiar35.A．goalsB．lessonsC．a(chǎn)ssumptionsD．limits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。Asthe2025BeijingInternationalWeekforScienceLiteracyopenedonTuesday,aseriesofinternationalscienceandeducationexhibitionbooths(展臺)intheBeijingScienceCenterpresentedvisitorswithdiverse36(culture)andtechnologicaldisplays.AccordingtotheBeijingAssociationforScienceandTechnology,asanewaddition37thisyear’sevent,theinternationalscienceandeducationexhibitionareashowedthedistinctivefeaturesofmemberinstitutions.Sofar,multipleoverseasmembers38(invite)tobringtheircharacteristicexhibitstothevenue(會場),engagingwiththeaudiencethroughinteractiveexperiencesandotherformsofclosecommunication.Atthescene,theKotsanasMuseumofAncientGreekTechnologycontributedaboothfeaturingreplicas(復(fù)制品)ofpioneeringGreekinventions:theworld’sfirstmechanicalcalculator,andtheearliest39(know)smarthouseholddevice.Theseinteractiveexhibits40(vivid)bringtolifeancientmechanicalprinciples,41(aim)tostimulatebothlearningandscientificcuriosity.TheSouthAfricanAgencyforScienceandTechnologyAdvancementbroughtaprogram42combinedtechnologyandenvironmentaleducation.UsingVRheadsets,participantsexploredtheInternationalSpaceStation.Inaddition,theAndeanRoadCountriesforScienceandTechnologyboothusedculturalstorytelling43(inspire)youngpeopletobecomecreativechangemakers.Thishands-onactivitycombinedculturalheritagewithscienceeducation,teachingbiodiversity,ecosystemhealth,andpollutionsolutionsin44engagingway.Beyondgainingknowledge,participantslearnedtocommunicatepersuasively,strengtheningenvironmentalawarenessandthesenseofsocial45(responsible).四、書信寫作46.假定你是李華,你校英語報正在舉辦“AGreatPersoninMyHeart”征文活動。請你根據(jù)以下要點,寫一篇短文投稿,內(nèi)容包括:1.介紹你心中的偉人；2.該人物對你的影響。注意:1.詞數(shù)80左右；2.請按如下格式在答題卡的相應(yīng)位置作答。AGreatPersoninMyHeart_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________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。Onceuponatime,inalandfaraway,therewasasmallvillageintheheartofabigjungle.Thevillagerswereusedtotheirroboticdailytasksandnoneofthemhadtheimaginationorthewilltotrysomethingnew,exceptforonegirlnamedHannah.Veryfewpeopleinthevillagecouldreadandwrite,andHannahwasoneofthem.Hannahwasanadventurousspiritwithanimaginationfarbeyondhertime.Shelovedtoexploreandwouldspendhoursinthewoodslookingfornewthings.Oneafternoon,whenHannahwasononeofheradventurousquests,shecameuponanabandoned(廢棄的)cottage.Thecottagelookedveryoldinitscondition.Drivenbythecuriosity,shetip-toedtothedoorandslowlyopeneditandshewasshocked.Infrontofherwasaroomfullofbooks!Hannahrealizedthatshehadfoundahiddentreasure.Sheknewinherheartthatshehadtoreadallofthemsoshequicklygottowork.Shedustedthebooksandtheshelvesalldaylonguntilsherealizedthatitwasdarkandshehadtogobacktoherhome.Butshecouldn’tgetherselftoleavewithoutatleastreadingonebook.SoHannahpickedtwobooksanddecidedtoreadthematho