2025~2026學(xué)年浙江省蒼南縣金鄉(xiāng)衛(wèi)城中學(xué)高二上學(xué)期第二次月考英語試卷一、聽力選擇題1.WhatkindoffruitdoesAdamlikebest?

A．Oranges.B．Pears.C．Apples.2.WhydoesthemancallOlivia?

A．Toaskaboutthehomework.B．Toinvitehertoaparty.C．Tohelpherlearnmath.3.Whatarethespeakersgoingtodonext?

A．Gotothehospital.B．Reviewtheirwork.C．WaitforMark.4.Howistheweatheratpresent?

A．Sunny.B．Rainy.C．Cloudy.5.Whatarethespeakerstalkingabout?

A．Anewmeasure.B．Acaraccident.C．Citytraffic.聽下面一段對話，回答以下小題。6.WheredidCindygrowup?

A．InEngland.B．InGermany.C．InPoland.7.WhydidCindycometoBeijing?

A．Forstudy.B．Forsightseeing.C．Forwork.聽下面一段對話，回答以下小題。8.HowoldisClarknow?

A．10.B．12.C．22.9.WhatwillClarkdoinNewZealandinSeptember?

A．Visithisfamily.B．Takeaholiday.C．Dosometraining.聽下面一段對話，回答以下小題。10.Whatisthebookmainlyabout?

A．Aneditor.B．Anartist.C．Aparrot.11.Whodrewpicturesforthebook?

A．AmyGuglielmo.B．BrettHelquist.C．Cezanne.12.Howdoesthemanfeelafterreadingthebook?

A．Surprised.B．Encouraged.C．Disappointed.聽下面一段對話，回答以下小題。13.WhatisJennifer?

A．Astudent.B．Atourguide.C．Amanager.14.WhatwillJenniferdofirstthissummer?

A．Takeatripabroad.B．Visithergrandparents.C．Dosomevolunteerwork.15.Whatsubjectwillthemanprobablyteach?

A．English.B．Science.C．Geography.16.WhenwillthemanfinishhisworkinNepal?

A．OnJuly10th.B．OnJuly16th.C．OnJuly23rd.聽下面一段獨白，回答以下小題。17.Whoneedsababysitternow?

A．Thespeaker’srelative.B．Thespeaker’sneighbors.C．Thespeaker’sfriend.18.Wheredothecouplemostprobablywork?

A．Atahospital.B．Atabank.C．Atarestaurant.19.Whendoesthebabysitterneedtowork?

A．Inthemorning.B．Intheafternoon.C．Intheevening.20.Howarethecoupleaccordingtothespeaker?

A．Easy-going.B．Serious.C．Bad-tempered.二、閱讀理解Welcometoourtravelblog,whichtellsyouhowtogetbigtravelwithlowcost.Withtherightplanning,travelingasacollegestudentmaybeeasierthanyouthink.Chengdu,ChinaItishometopandasandspicythings.Besides,thecityhasanumberofculturalandhistoricalsightstogetherwithitsslowlifestyle,makingChengduoneofthemostattractivecitiesforcollegestudents.Onaverage,youmayspendabout￥157onmealsand￥43ontransportationthereforoneday.ConDaoIsland,VietnamYoucantravelforabout￥100perdayinVietnamifyouhaveagoodplan.ConDaoIslandNationPark,agroupofsmallislandsoffthesoutherncoast,isagreatdestinationtoseeseaturtlesandexplorethebeautifulbeaches.ZakynthosIsland,GreeceIfyou’relookingforaninexpensiveEuropeansummerbeachvacation,considerZakynthosIsland.Foodischeapandmouthwatering.Thereareplentyoffreethingstodo,suchasspendingtimeonthebeautifulbeachesorswimmingintheamazingsea.NewOrleans,U.S.NewOrleansisauniqueplaceintheU.S.,fullofhistory,culture,deliciousfood,andanon-stopnightlifescene.ThereareactuallyacoupleofhostelsinandneartheFrenchQuarterthatoffercheapaccommodationforstudents.21.HowmuchonaveragemaybespentonmealsandtransportationinChengduperday?

A．￥43.B．￥200.C．￥157.D．￥100.22.WhatdoConDaoandZakynthosIslandshaveincommon?

A．Freetouristattractions.B．Impressivecultures.C．Largemuseums.D．Amazingseaviews.23.WhatistheadvantageoftheFrenchQuarter?

A．Itoffersuniqueserviceforstudents.B．IthasthelongesthistoryinNewOrleans.C．Thepriceofhostelsislow.D．Hostelstherearecleanandmodern.Growingup,IrealizedIwasn’tastalkativeasotherswithinlargegroupsofpeople.Partieswereamixedexperienceforme—Ireallywantedtobepartofthem,butusuallyspentthenightwaitingforittoend.Isawothersgettingeveryone’sattention.Ifeltlessconfident.Theysayconfidencecomeswithtime.ButeightyearsintomyHR(humanresources)career(職業(yè)),Istillfoundmyselfstayingoutofthelimelight(公眾注意的中心).AndthenacolleagueaskedmeifIwasanintrovert(內(nèi)向的人).“No...?”Ireplied.Ithoughtintrovertswerestrange,andtheydidn’tevenlikepeople.Thatwascertainlynotme.I’dalwayslikedpeople;Ifoundthemfascinating.WhenIwaswithmyclosestfriends,Iwasquitetalkative.Thenheexplainedtomethatintrovertsdon’tknowwhattodowhenthey’rearoundotherpeopleandneedalonetimetorecharge.Extrovertsaretheopposite.Andthatwasit.Hearingthetwosimplestatements,Ifeltlikeoverthreedecadesofshamehadbeenliftedoffmyshoulders.IlearnedtoacceptmyintrovertednatureandfocusedonwhatIenjoyed.AsIbegantoconnectwithpeopleone-on-one,Ifounditverymeaningful.ThisencouragedmetoexplorehowIcouldusemyintroversiontohelpothers.Finally,IstartedanonlinebusinesscalledCareerOffScript,whereIfocusonhelpingyoungprofessionalswhoarefeelinglostandunhappy.Iworkwiththemone-on-onetodiscovertheiruniquesuperpowers,strengths.Sothey,too,canappreciatetheiruniquenessandfindtheirownsuccess.24.Whatisparagraph1mainlyabout?

A．Theauthor’sinterests.B．Theauthor’spersonality.C．Theauthor’schildhoodlife.D．Theauthor’ssocialnetwork.25.Whydidtheauthorsaytohercolleaguethatshewasn’tanintrovert?

A．Shethoughthercolleaguewaslaughingather.B．Shedidn’twanttoadmitthatshelikedpeople.C．Shehadbecometalkativeafterworkingforeightyears.D．Shehadmisunderstandingsofwhatanintrovertislike.26.Whateffectdidtheauthor’scolleague’swordshaveonher?

A．Shelookedatherselfpositively.B．ShedecidedtogiveupherHRcareer.C．Shedevelopedaninterestinpeople.D．Sherealizedwhereherweaknesseslay.27.WhatdoestheauthormainlyhelppeopledobyrunningCareerOffScript?

A．Becomeextroverts.B．Makecareerchoices.C．Discovertheirstrengths.D．Establishlongfriendships.Whydosomepeoplealwaysgetlostwhileothersnavigate(導(dǎo)航)effortlessly?Researchsuggeststhatexperienceplaysabiggerrolethannaturaltalentindevelopingasenseofdirection.Scientistshavestudiedhowpeoplefindtheirwaybyobservingtheminvirtualenvironmentsorreal-lifetasks.Forexample,subjectsmightbeaskedtopointtoanunseenlocationorimaginebeingsomewhereelseanddirectathirdspot.Resultsshowwidedifferences:Somepeoplearehighlycorrect,whileothersseemtoguessanyhow.Akeyfactorishowyougrewup.A2020virtualnavigationtestconductedbyQueenMaryUniversityofLondononover2,600pairsoftwinsfoundthatgenetics(遺傳學(xué))explainedonly30-40%ofdifferencesinnavigationskills,whilenonsharedenvironmentalfactorsaccountedfor60-70%.Follow-upinterviewsshowedtheseoftenincludedchildhoodexperienceslikecyclingtoschoolorfamilytravel.Thissuggestsgoodnavigatorsdevelopthroughlivedexperience.Culturalbackgroundalsomatters.InNordiccountries,whereorienteering(asportconnectingrunningandnavigation)ispopular,peopletendtoperformbetter.Peopleinthecountrysidedidbetter,onaverage,thanpeoplefromcities.AndthosefromcitieswithhardstreetarrangementssuchasthoseintheolderpartsofEuropeancitiesoutperformthosefromcitieslikeChicago,wherethestreetsformaregulargrid(棋盤),perhapsbecausepeopleofgridcitiesdon’tneedtobuildsuchdifficultmindpictures.Toimprovenavigationskills,expertsrecommendtargetedpracticethatstrengthensbothroute-followinganddirectionmemoryabilities.WhileGPScanbehelpful,overusingitmayweakenyournaturalnavigationability.Instead,observenoticeablethingslikebuildings,busstops,andstreetpatternstounderstandhowlocationsconnect.Doingthisoftenhelpsbuildaclearerpictureinthemind.Rememberthatnavigationisalearnableskill—evenpoornavigatorscanimprovetheirabilitieswitheffort.28.Whatisthefindingaboutnavigationresearch?

A．Virtualtrainingsworkeffectively.B．Naturaltalentcountsmore.C．Real-lifetasksaffectsignificantly.D．Livedexperiencemattersmost.29.Howdoestheauthorsupporthisopinioninparagraph2?

A．Byconductingafieldstudy.B．Bygivingadefinition.C．Bycitingresearchfindings.D．Bymakinganassumption.30.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“outperform”inparagraph3mean?

A．Fallbehind.B．Dobetterthan.C．Matchequally.D．Keepupwith.31.Whattipdoexpertssharewithpoornavigators?

A．Followone’sownsenseofdirection.B．UseGPSasmuchaspossible.C．Drawsimplemapswhilewalking.D．Practiceobservinglandmarks.Wildfireshaverecentlydestroyedregionsacrosstheworld,andtheirseverity(嚴(yán)重性)isincreasing.Hopingtoreduceharm,researchersledbyYapeiWang,achemistatRenminUniversityofChina,saytheyhavedevelopedaninexpensivesensor(感應(yīng)器)todetectsuchfireearlierwithlesseffort.Currentdetection(發(fā)現(xiàn))methodsrelyheavilyonhumanwatchfulness,whichcanputoffaneffectiveresponse.Mostwildfiresarereportedbythegeneralpublic,andotherwarningscomefromroutinefootchecksandwatchtowerobservers.Passingplanesandsatellitesalsosometimesfindsomething,but“thefirefirstappearsontheground,”Wangsays.“Whenyouseethefirefromthesky,itistoolate.”Theteamsaysitsnewsensorcanbeplacedneartrees’basesandsendawirelesssignaltoanearbyreceiverifthereisastrikingtemperatureincrease.Thatheatalsopowersthesensoritself,removingtheneedtousebatteries.Thekeyismoltensaltscalledionicliquids:asuddentemperaturechangecauseselectronstomovewithintheliquids,creatingelectricalenergythatcauseselectrodestosendthesignal.Theteamprintedthoseontoordinarypapertocreateasensorforjust$0.40,asdescribedinJuneinACSAppliedMaterials&Interfaces.JessicaMcCarty,ageographeratMiamiUniversityinOhio,whodidn’tconductthestudy,saysplacessuchasSanDiego—wherewildlandandcitymeet—couldpotentiallybenefitfromsensorslikethis.Whenafirebreaksoutinafarawayplacethatimpactssomeone’shouse,shesays,withsuchasensor,“youknowthatasahomeownerbeforethefireagencymayhavedetectedit.”Wangsayshisteam’snextstepsaretowidenthesensor’ssignalrangebeyondthecurrent100meters,whichcanlimitpracticaluse,andtodevelopaprotectivecoverforit.32.Whatisthemoststrikingadvantageofthenewsensor?

A．Quicktouse.B．Easytoproduce.C．Greenmaterials.D．Immediatefiredetection.33.Whatisthethirdparagraphmainlyabout?

A．Theprocessofcreatingthesensor.B．Thesciencebehindthesensor.C．Themethodofimprovingthesensor.D．Thedisadvantageofthesensor.34.WhydoestheauthormentionJessicaMcCarty?

A．Topresenttheuser’sexperience.B．Tostressthebenefitofthesensor.C．Toprovethelimitationofthesensor.D．Topraisethefireagency’sperformance.35.Whatistheauthor’spurposeofwritingthetext?

A．Tointroduceafiresensor.B．Toadvertiseanewtypeofsensor.C．Toshowtheseriousnessofwildfire.D．Toraisetheawarenessofwildfirefighting.Youcan’tgofromintern(實習(xí)生)toCEOovernight,butthesetipswillpointyoutosuccesscity.Focuson24The24hoursyouarecurrentlylivingindetermineyourlevelofsuccess.Youhavetheabilityrightnowtomakechoicestodriveyourgoals.Thatopportunitydoesnotexistinyesterdayorintomorrow.Todayistheonlytimetomakeprogressandtakenecessarystepstoachievewhatyoudesire.36.Createapowerlist37.Listoutthethreetofivethingsthatneedtogetdonethatdaytohelpmoveyourdayalong.Completingthatpowerlistishowyouidentifythedayasawin.Theideaisthatthosethreetofivethingsarethe20percentthatmattersandthe80percentleftisbasicallybusyworkorsimplywon’tmovetheneedleliketheother20percentwill.NeverstopbeingcuriousCuriosityiswhatdroveallgreatinventions.IftheWrightbrothersweren’tcuriousaboutwhatitwouldfeelliketoescapegravity,wouldwehaveplanes?Well,maybeyes—butnotassoon.38.“Neverstopbeingcuriousaboutpeople,ideasandnewinnovations(創(chuàng)新),”saidGrantSchreiber,foundingeditoratRealLeaders.39Readingistheeasiestwaytostayinformedandhavethoughtfulconversationsthathelpyousucceed.Anythingfromnews,aromancenovel,anacademicarticle,orevenyourchild’sEnglishessaywillletyouinonasecretyoudidn’tknowbefore.Readingevenontopicsunrelatedtoyourbusinesscaninspirefreshideasforthecompanyyourun.Don’tmultitask(多任務(wù))Successfulpeoplearehavingasingle-mindedfocus.Everytimewetrytodotwoormorethingsatonce,we’resimplydividingupourfocusandweakeningalltheoutcomesintheprocess.Putyourpersonalsignatureononetaskanddon’tmoveontothenexttaskuntilthefirstoneisdone.It’saverysimplestrategybutitworks.Multitaskingislikeanoctopus(章魚)onrollerskates:40.

A．ReadwidelyB．ReadregularlyC．AlleffortsworktowardacommongoalD．LotsofmovingpartsbutgoingnowhereE．StartbyaskingyourselfwhatyoucandonowF．It’ssimilartoato-dolist,butitismorefocusedG．Thisdesireforlearningdrivessocietiesoutofoldtraditions三、完形填空Asachild,Iimaginedafutureinmedicine.Idreamtofbecominga(n)________andbiomedicalresearcher.Butincollege,asoneofthefewBlackstudentsinmycourses,I________familyconnectionstoguidemeandmydreamswereconsideredunrealistic(不現(xiàn)實的).EvenafterIstartedmyPh.D.,IoftenfeltIdidn’tbelongthere,________mytwohugeprojectsandunsurehowtogetstarted.Buteverything________afterIstartedrowing.WhenIjoinedtheboatclubwithfewBlackwomenrowers,Iwasnervoustheywouldn’t________me—thesamefeelingIexperiencedincollege.Buttomy________,myteammateswelcomedmewithopenarms,offering________toimprovemytechniques.Forthefirsttimeinyears,Ifelt________.Rowingalsotaughtmetoovercomedifficulttasks.Theideaofrowingnonstopfor2kilometersinlessthan8minutesseemed________.Butbybreakingthesegoalsintosmallersteps,Imadeprogress.Iappliedthe________tomyPh.D.work,dealingwithcomplexexperimentspiecebypiece.Slowly,asmy________inthelabgrew,Iwasalsoeagerformyfirstrace.Thencametheraceday.Iwassurprisedwhenthefinishhorn(號角)wentoff,Ihad________completedmyfirstrace.Irealizedthat________isn’taboutbeinglikeothers;it’sabout_______yourselfandtakingonestepatatime.Mydreamofbecomingaphysician-scientistnowseems________.41.A．doctorB．a(chǎn)thleteC．engineerD．a(chǎn)rtist42.A．ownedB．lackedC．a(chǎn)ppreciatedD．built43.A．quittingB．revisingC．doubtingD．trying44.A．continuedB．returnedC．matteredD．changed45.A．protectB．forgiveC．a(chǎn)cceptD．praise46.A．surpriseB．a(chǎn)dmirationC．puzzlementD．embarrassment47.A．fundB．guidanceC．serviceD．recognition48.A．valuedB．tiredC．challengedD．crazy49.A．commonB．reasonableC．impossibleD．fascinating50.A．energyB．planC．habitD．strategy51.A．curiosityB．incomeC．pressureD．confidence52.A．carefullyB．immediatelyC．naturallyD．successfully53.A．fashionB．belongingC．communicationD．a(chǎn)greement54.A．believinginB．listeningtoC．caringaboutD．thinkingof55.A．distantB．ordinaryC．a(chǎn)chievableD．precious四、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。AsyouwanderthroughthestreetsandparksofBeijing,doyousensethecharmingpresenceandquietbreathofancienttreesthat56(stand)forcenturies?Haveyoueverconsideredtheirfuture?AsurveyshowsthatBeijingishometo41,865ancientandvaluabletrees,of576,198areclassifiedasfirst-gradeancienttressand34,329assecond-gradeancienttrees.Theformeraremorethan300yearsold,withthelattervaryingfrom10058299years.Thesenaturaltreasuresnotonlyserveasgreendecorationsforthebeautifulcity,59theyalsoseethechangesinhistoryandclimate,andprotectbiodiversity.WithChina’srapiddevelopment,the60(harmony)mixofancienttreepreservationandcitydevelopmentisbecomingincreasinglyimportant.61(achieve)thisgoal,localresidentsareneededtounderstandandtakepartinprotectingthem62(active).Recently,AudiChinaandtheBeijingAfforestationFoundationcooperatedtostarttheBeijingBiodiverseCityAncientTreeGuidebook,aimedatpromoting63(aware)andunderstandingofancienttreespreservation.64guidebookprovidesnecessaryinformationaboutancienttreesandstressesimportantsamples(樣本)inBeijing.Amapshowing17scenicspotsdecoratedwithancienttrees65(include)inthebookaswell.Italsoprovidesmethodsforidentifyingandprotectingthem,withthechiefgoalofpreservingurbanbiodiversity.五、書面表達66.假定你是李華。最近，圍繞學(xué)生周末休息制度的改革，你所在的學(xué)校進行了一場討論。主要有兩種觀點：一是實行“單休”制（即周末僅休息一天，one-dayweekend）；二是繼續(xù)當(dāng)前的“雙休”制（即周末休息兩天，two-dayweekend）。請寫一篇短文陳述你的觀點和理由。內(nèi)容包括：1.你的選擇；2.你的理由。注意：1.寫作詞數(shù)應(yīng)為80個左右；2.請按如下格式在答題卡的相應(yīng)位置作答。MyViewsonWeekendBreak____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________67.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。Itwasabeautifulday,andJames,whowasinhislastyearofcollege,tookaflighttovisithisuncleinNewYork.Jameswasstudyingmedicineandhewantedtobecomeadoctorlikehisuncle.Buthethoughthewasnotgoodenoughandstillhadmuchtolearn.Whilewaitingattheairportlounge(候機室),Jamessatbesideanelderlywoman.Atfirst,theywerebusywiththeirownbusiness.Thewomanwasknitting(織)ascarf.Jameswasreadingamedicaljournal,eagertoincreasehisknowledge.Afterawhile,thewoman’sknittingneedledroppedontothefloor.James,noticingthis,quicklypickeditupforher.Thewomansmiledandsaid,“Thankyou,youngman.You’reverykind.”Jamesrepliedwithawarmsmile,“You’rewelcome.”Thissimpleexchangebroketh