2025-2026學年內蒙古赤峰市新惠第六中學高二上學期期末英語試卷第一部分聽力(共兩節(jié)，滿分30分)第一節(jié)(共5小題；每小題1.5分，滿分7.5分)例：Howmuchistheshirt?A.￡19.15.B.￡9.18.C.￡9.15.答案是C。1.Howdoesthemangettoworknow?A.Bycar.B.Bybus.C.Onfoot.2.Whendoesthemanarriveattheairport?A.At8:15.B.At8:45.C.At9:30.3.Whatisthewomangoingtodo?A.Callataxi.B.Cookameal.C.Packsomefood.4.Whydoesthewomanfeelnervous?A.Shehasn'tcompletedherspeechpreparationsyet.B.Shehasn'tbegunworkingonherspeech.C.Shehasn'trevisedherhistorynotes.5.Whenwillthewomanhaveabreakduringherday?A.From10amto11am.B.From2pmto3pm.C.From3pmto5pm.第二節(jié)(共15小題；每小題1.5分，滿分22.5分)聽第6段材料，回答第6、7題。6.Howdidthewomanfeelaboutthejoboffer?A.Surprised.B.Confident.C.Disappointed.7.Howdoesthewomanplantocelebrate?A.Bygoingoutforadrink.B.BygoingtoaconcertwithBob.C.Byinvitingherfriendstoherhouse.聽第7段材料，回答第8至10題。8.WhatdoesJimdo?A.Heisacoach.B.Heisajournalist.C.Heisabasketballplayer.9.WhatdoesJimoftendoafterbreakfast?AHepracticesbasketball.B.Hehassomelessons.C.Heattendssomemeetings.10.Whatisthemainpurposeoftheinterview?A.ToshowJim'sbasketballskills.B.TolearnaboutJim'sachievements.C.TointroduceJimasabasketballplayer.聽第8段材料，回答第11至13題。11.Wherearethespeakers?A.Inalibrary.B.Inamuseum.C.Inaclassroom.12.WhatischallengingforFrank?A.Math.B.Physics.C.Chinese.13.WhatisNickgoingtododuringtheholiday?A.Doapart-timejob.B.Attendaparty.C.Visitsomemuseums.聽第9段材料，回答第14至17題。14.Howmanyapplicationshasthemanlookedthroughcarefully?A.Four.B.Seven.C.Seventeen.15.WhatdidBillusetobemostprobably?A.Anengineer.B.Asalesman.C.Amanager.16.WhatisLisa'sadvantage?A.Agoodeducation.B.Alotofexperience.C.Herpersonality.17.Whatistheprobablerelationshipbetweenthespeakers?A.Interviewerandinterviewee.B.Teacherandstudent.C.Workmates.聽第10段材料，回答第18至20題。18.Whencanpeoplegetfreesandwiches?A.ThisFridaymorning.B.ThisFridayafternoon.C.ThisFridayevening.19.Whatisthepurposeofthespecialoffers?A.Toattractmorepeopletoanewbakery.B.Toprovethepopularityoftherestaurant.C.Tocelebratetheopeningoftherestaurant.20.Whatwillbeprovidedspeciallyforchildrenthatday?A.Booksandamagicshow.B.Kid-friendlydesserts.C.Freesandwiches.第二部分：閱讀理解(共兩節(jié)，滿分50分)第一節(jié)(共15小題：每小題2.5分，滿分37.5分)閱讀下列短文，從每題所給的A、B、C、D四個選項中，選出最佳答案。A4FoodFestivalsYouNeedToAttendAtLeastOnceTheFeastofSanGennaroHeldinNYC’sLittleItaly,theFeastofSanGennarohasbeencombiningItalianheritagewithfoodfor99years.ManyvendorsservetraditionalItaliandishes,includingpizzaandspaghetti.Thisfestivaltakesplaceinthestreetsratherthaninalargefield.Therecanbelargecrowdsduringparades.However,becausethefestivallastsseveraldays,youcanalwaysfindaquietertimetohaveabitetoeat.TasteofChicagoYoudon’tneedticketstoattendtheTasteofChicagofestivalintheWindyCity’sGrantPark.SetagainstthebackdropofBuckinghamFountain,ithasplentyofoptionsforfoodandentertainment.Theseincludefreeconcertsontwostages,familyeventsandgames,andevena1,000-poundcheesecake.Youcanlistentolivemusicandenjoydanceeventsforfree.FamilyStyleFestTheFamilyStyleFestisaone-dayfoodfestival.ItcombinesfamousrestaurantsaroundLAwithfashioninafunatmosphere.ThesameeventtakesplaceinotherUScities,buttheLAlocationisalargeevent.Itbringstoparearestaurantstogether,withfashiondesigners,offeringaperfectmomentforphotography.Therearedifferentticketsavailable,fromgeneraladmission(門票費)at$40toVIPfor$200.DeltaHotTamaleFestivalGetatasteoftheheatattheDeltaHotTamaleFestivalinGreenvilleMississippi.AbigwelcomedinnerkicksthingsoffonThursday.VendorsandeventsattractcrowdsonFriday,andthewholepartyisatitsbusiestonSaturday.Saturdaybeginswithaparadeandplentyoftastytamalesthroughouttheday.You’llneedatickettogetin,butadmissionisonly$5.1.WhichfestivalshouldyouattendifyouwanttotryItalianfood?A.TheFeastofSanGennaro. B.TasteofChicago.C.FamilyStyleFest. D.DeltaHotTamaleFestival.2.WhatcanyouenjoyatTasteofChicago?A.Streetparades. B.Musicconcerts.C.Fashionshows. D.Cookingclasses.3.WhatdoFamilyStyleFestandDeltaHotTamaleFestivalhaveincommon?A.TheyareheldinNYC. B.Theyareone-dayactivities.C.Theyrequireticketstogetin. D.Theyfeaturehomemadedishes.BJohnGriffithChaney,betterknownasJackLondon,wasoneofthemostpopularAmericanauthorsofhistime.BornonJanuary12th,1876,inSanFrancisco,California,Londongrewupintheworkingclass.Hehaddeliverednewspapers,shoveledcoal,workedonaship,andfoundemploymentinacannery.Inhisfreetime,hepreferredtostayatlibraries,readingnovelsandtravelbooks.Attheageof17,Londonexperiencedapainfulvoyage,oneinwhichatyphoonhadnearlytakenoutLondonandhiscrew.Theadventurermadeithomeandtoldhismotherwhathadhappenedtohim.Whenhismothersawanannouncementinoneofthelocalpapersforawritingcontest,shepushedhersontowritedownandsubmithisstory.Thougharmedwithjustaneighth-gradeeducation,Londonwonfirstprizeandgot$25.ForLondon,thecontestwasaneye-openingexperienceandhedecidedtodevotehislifetowritingshortstories.Buthehadtroublefindingwillingpublishers.AftertryingtomakealivingontheEastCoast,hereturnedtoCaliforniaandbrieflyenrolledattheUniversityofCaliforniaatBerkeley,beforeheadingnorthtoCanadatoseekatleastasmallfortuneinthegoldrushhappeningintheYukon.By22,however,Londonstillhadn’tputtogethermuchofaliving.Butthistime,hebelievedthathecouldmakealivingasawriterbecausehefeltthathehadsomanystoriestotell.Thenin1899,hebeganpublishingstoriesintheOverlandMonthly.Attheageof27,Londonfinallyfoundfame.WithhisnovelTheCalloftheWildmakingagreatsuccess,hecarriedonhishard-drivingwritingstyle.Lateron,hepublishedover50booksoverthelast16yearsofhislife.Unfortunately,formuchofthelastdecadeofhislife,Londonfacedmanyhealthissues.Theseincludedkidneydisease,whichtookhislifeonNovember22nd,1916.4.WhatcanwelearnaboutJackLondonfromthefirstparagraph?A.Helearnedtodobusiness. B.Hebehavedwellacademically.C.Hehadadifficultchildhood. D.Hewasahardworkingauthor.5.WhatmadeJackLondondecidetobecomeawriter?A.Hismother’sencouragement. B.HiscareerinCalifornia.C.Hisexperiencesatuniversity. D.Hissuccessinacompetition.6.WhydidJackLondongototheYukon?A.Topromotehisbooks. B.Tofindwillingpublishers.C.Toseektomakeasmallfortune. D.Todrawinspirationforshortstories.7.WhatcanbeconcludedfromJackLondon’sstory?A.Supportfromfamilyisthekeytogoodlife.B.Povertyalwayskeepsonefromsucceeding.C.Educationisthepassporttothefuture.D.Successmightbeginwithadifficultlife.CALondon-basedtechnologycompanyislookingforsoccertalentsusingamobileapp.Freetodownloadandavailableglobally,theaiScoutappallowsaspiringsoccerstarstoentervirtualtrialsforprofessionalclubs.Theycanuploadvideosofthemselvescompletingaseriesofexercises.Itoffers75exercises,designedtotestarangeofskills.Itincludesvideosshowingusershowtocompletethem.Clubscantailortheirin-apptrialstomeetspecificneedsandsettheirownbenchmarks(基準).Performancesarescoredbyartificialintelligence(AI)technology.Thedatacanthenbeaccessedbyclubs,allowingtheirscouts(球探)tolookfortalentsmoreeasily.Otherinformation,suchasage,genderandpositiononthefield,isalsotakenintoaccount.?“We’reputtingthatdataupfronttomakebetteruseofthescouts’time,”saidRichardFelton-Thomas,chiefoperatingofficerofai.io,thecompanybehindtheapp.?“Tosaytoscouts,‘GoovertothisplacetodaybecausetherearethreeplayersinthatgamethatareallactuallybeatingyourChelseaFootballClubstandard—that’sgoingtobethebestuseofyourtime.’”Justover100,000playersmakeupthecurrentdatabase.Withover100clubslineduptojoin,Felton-Thomasexpectsthenumberofuserstoreachthemillionsthisyear.Felton-Thomassaidmostofai.io’sincomecomesfromchargingclubsafeetoruntheplatform.Annualfeesvarydependingonthesizeoftheclubandthetoolstheyrequire.Theyrangefromthousandsofpoundstosixfigures.Whilefootballremainsai.io’smainfocus,thecompanyislookingintoopportunitiesinothersportstolaunchinthecomingyears.Furtherahead,itmaybranchoutbeyondsports.“Youthinkabouttheideathatyoucanbeathomeandanalyzeyourmovements,andhowthiscouldhelpinhealthcare,physicalassessmentsforsoldiersandemergencyservices,”Felton-Thomassaid.8.Whatisarequirementfortheappuserstoentervirtualtrials?A.Scoringthemovesinthevideo.B.Participatinginafootballcamp.C.Submittingvideosoffinishingexercises.D.Payinganexpensiveregistrationfee.9.HowdoestheaiScoutappbenefitclubs?A.Byattractingmoresoccerstars.B.Byreducingthecostoftraining.C.Byidentifyingtalentsefficiently.D.Byimprovingthetrainingquality.10.Whatdoesai.ioplantodointhefuture?A.Investmoreinfootball.B.Expanditsbusinessfields.C.Reduceitschargeforclubs.D.Controlthenumberofusers.11.Whatisthemainideaofthetext?A.AItechnologyispopularwithplayers.B.Talentsfighttowinclubs’recognition.CTheuseofAIinsportsisslowlyexpanding.D.SoccerclubsareusingAItofindfuturestars.DThehundredsofgoats(山羊)eatingdeadvegetation(植被)onroadsideopenspacerepresentsthisBoulderCountytown’slatesteffortatpreventingwildfires.Thegoatsgrazed(吃草)betweenaneighborhoodandtheEldoradoK-8SchoolnearthecrossroadsofMountSoprisParkwayandIndianaStreet.JustuptheroadmarkstheareaoftheMarshallFire,Colorado’smostcostlywildfirethatcausedhugedamageinSuperiorandLouisvilleinDecember2021.Investigatorssaidthedisastrousfirebeganwithburningpiecesandbitsfromabrokenpowerline.Thefiresweredrivenbyhighwindsanddriedgrassandbrush.AftertheMarshallFire,citiesandtownsinColoradotookagreaterinterestinmanagingtheirvegetation,saidLeslieClark,Superior’sparks,recreationandopenspacedirector.“Ouropenspace,traditionally,wasmanagedprettyhands-offasfarasvegetation,whereasnowwe’retakingamoreactiveapproachtoreducefirerisks,”Clarksaid.“Goatgrazingreally...helpsusreducebothcurrentgrowthandtheold,dried-updeadvegetation.Theylovetoeattheweeds(野草),andweedreductionisabigpartofourwildfiremitigation(減輕).”Usinggoatsforwildfiremitigationisn’tnew,butithasgrowninpopularityinthepastdecadeandreallypickedupaftertheMarshallFire,saidDonnyBenz,whorunsthegoatgrazingbusinessGoatGreenLLCwithhismother,LaniMalmberg.GoatGreenLLChasabout1,500goatsthataresentaroundthestatetoeat.Malmbergstartedthebusiness,primarilyfocusedonweed-eating,in1996.Now,MalmbergandBenzoffertheirgoatstoprivatelandowners,homeowners’associations,AirForcebases,theBureauofLandManagementandanumberofcitiesacrosstheWest.Animportantpartoffiremitigationisclearingawaylow-growingvegetationlikegrassesandlow-lyingtreebranchestopreventfiresfromclimbingtotallervegetationliketrees.Goatsareuniqueinaddressingthisissue,Malmbergsaid.12.WhatwasthedirectcauseoftheMarshallFire?A.Wrongmanagementofdeadvegetationinaschool.B.Strongwindsblowingacrossdrygrasslands.C.Improperuseofpowerintheneighborhood.D.Burningpiecesfromapowerline.13.WhatdoesLeslieClarkthinkofusinggoatsforwildfiremitigation?AItishelpfulandeffective. B.Itiscostlyinthelongrun.C.Itrequiresprofessionalskillstomanage. D.Ithasabadinfluenceontheenvironment.14.WhatdoweknowaboutGoatGreenLLC?A.ItwassetupbyBenzandhismother.B.Itoffersgoatsmainlytobigcompanies.C.IthasbecomemorepopularaftertheMarshallFire.D.Itstartedasawildfire-mitigationbusinesstenyearsago.15.Whatdoesthelastparagraphprimarilyfocuson?A.Futureofgoat-basedwildfiremitigation. B.Benefitsofgoatsforwildfireprevention.C.Hugechallengesinwildfiremitigation. D.Differentwaystopreventwildfires.第二節(jié)(共5小題：每小題2.5分，滿分12.5分)根據短文內容，從短文后的選項中選出能填入空白處的最佳選項。選項中有兩項為多余選項。EQ(emotionalquotient)(情商)istheabilitytobeawareof,manageandexpressyourownemotionsinappropriate(合適的)ways.Italsoincludesbeingawareoftheemotionsofthosearoundyouandrespondinginappropriateways.Someexpertshavesaidthattohaveahappyandsuccessfullife,bothEQandIQ(intelligencequotient)areimportant.___16___Itcanhelpthempickbetterfriends,buildstrongerrelationships,bebetteremployeesandmore.SomecompaniesconsiderEQsoimportantthattheyuseemotionalintelligencetestingwitheachemployee.ManypeoplewithahighEQoftenhavegoodcommunicationandtimemanagementskillsaswellasstrongproblem-solvingabilities.___17___Theseabilitiesarebeneficialinprofessionalandpersonalsettingsalike,whereasalowEQcancauseproblems.___18___AlowEQmeansyouhavetroubleexpressingyouremotionsanddifficultyrecognizingwhatothersarefeeling.Youdon'tvalueotherpeople'sopinions,whichoftencontributestodifficultyinmaintainingrelationships.Youoftengiveinappropriateresponsesinsocialandprofessionalsettingscausingotherstofeelconfusedorembarrassed.___19___Andyoudon'tusuallygivecompliments(稱贊).IfyoubelieveyouhavealowEQ,takeheart;youcanmakechangesandimproveit.First,worktobecomemoreawareofyouremotionsandhowyourespondtovarioussituations.Understandingyourfeelingsmakesiteasiertomanagethem.___20___Thiswillenableyoutorespondcorrectlyandgivethemvaluableadviceandencouragement.Finally,stayingpositiveandcalmcanhelpthosearoundyoutostaycalminstressfulsituations.WhenyoudevelopahighEQ,itwillprovidebenefitsandvictoriesinmanyareasofyourlife.A.Perhaps,youcan'tsayanything.B.Youdon'tliketoadmityourmistakes.C.Orattendanonlinecourseortraining.D.AhighEQbenefitspeopleinmanyways.E.Thishelpsthemdealwithtrickysocialsituations.F.HerearesomewaystorecognizeifyouhavealowEQ.G.Next,listentoothersbyaskingquestionsandwatchingtheirbodylanguage.第三部分：語言知識運用(共兩節(jié)，滿分30分)第一節(jié)(共15小題；每小題1分，滿分15分)閱讀下面短文，從每題所給的A、B、C、D四個選項中選出可以填入空白處的最佳選項。Inmylife,I’vehadmanyjobs.However,there’sa(n)____21____thattaughtmethemostaboutlife.I’mtalkingaboutworkingasawaiter.Itallstartedatthe____22____whenImovedtoanewplaceandthoughtIcouldfindanew____23____togettoknownewpeople.SoIwalkeddownthestreetswithaCVinmyhands.Imetmyfutureemployer____24____Isawa?“HelpWanted”signoutsidealittlerestaurant.Ilookedatthe____25____andnoticedamansittingdownonabench.HelookedatmeandaskedifI____26____anything.ItoldhimIwas____27____thejoboffer.Whatstruckmewasthefactthathetoldmethatitwasn’t____28____tostart—Ijusthadtosmileatcustomersandbe____29____.That’showI____30____.Iwasn’tnervousonmyfirstday.Rather,Ihadfun.Thefirstday,Icamebackhomehappyandsatisfied.I____31____thejobandslowlylearnedthetrickstobecomeabetterwaiter.Thetruthisthatitisavery____32____job:youworkinstressfulenvironmentswherepeopleare____33____especiallyduringthelunchanddinnerhours.There’salsosomethingvaluableI’velearned.Beingawaitertaughtmeabout____34____.Youcanbeadoctor,ateacher,orawaiter.Eachjobhasdignity.Workinginthe____35____,Istartedtorespecteveryone’swork.21.A.show B.experiment C.game D.experience22.A.love B.time C.fun D.good23.A.home B.job C.dream D.gift24.A.bychance B.inturn C.onpurpose D.asusual25.A.diary B.sign C.video D.bill26.A.heard B.forgot C.changed D.needed27A.goodat B.carefulwith C.interestedin D.proudof28.A.unnecessary B.difficult C.dangerous D.impossible29.A.rich B.famous C.kind D.honest30.A.arrived B.agreed C.moved D.started31.A.accepted B.challenged C.noticed D.offered32.A.similar B.reasonable C.demanding D.suitable33.A.rushing B.traveling C.falling D.waiting34.A.duty B.respect C.courage D.emotion35.A.kitchen B.hotel C.school D.restaurant第二節(jié)(共10小題；每小題1.5分，滿分15分)閱讀下面短文，在空白處填入適當的單詞或括號內單詞的正確形式。TheSummerPalaceisabeautifulroyalgarden.Ithasaprofound(深遠的)historicalstorybehindit.Inordertocelebratehismother’s____36____(sixty)birthday,emperorQianlongoftheQingDynastydecidedtobuildagardenwiththemeaningofnourishing(滋養(yǎng))harmonywithnature,____37____istheoriginofthesummerpalace.ThisgardenbringstogethertheessenceofJiangnanGardens____38____thestyleofBeijingRoyalGardensshowinguniqueingenuity(獨創(chuàng)力).Afterseveral____39____(generation)ofemperor’scarefulconstruction.Gradually,TheSummerPalacebecamean____40____(idea)placefortheroyalfamily____41____(relax),takevacationsandhandlestateaffairs.However,thevicissitudes(變化)ofhistory____42____(leave)theirmarkonthisgarden.In1860,theSummerPalace____43____(destroy)inthewarandafewyearslater,EmpressDowagerCixiordered____44____(it)reconstruction.Today____45____(walk)intheSummerPalace,youcannotonlyappreciatetheexquisitearchitectureandcharmingnaturalscenerybutalsofeeltheweightandsedimentation(沉淀)ofhistory.Everycornerandeverybridgeseemstobetellingstoriesofthepastleadingpeopleintothatlongriverofhistory.第四部分：寫作(共兩節(jié)，滿分40分)第一節(jié)(滿分15分)46.假定你是某國際中學的學生李華。你的新西蘭朋友Eric給你推薦了幾本有助于提升閱讀能力的英文小說。請你給他回一封郵件表示感謝。內容包括：1.寫郵件的目的；2.這些書籍對你的幫助。注意：1.詞數80左右；2.可適當增加細節(jié)，以使行文連貫；DearEric,___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Yours,LiHua第二節(jié)(滿分25分)47.閱讀下面材料，根據其內容和所給段落開頭語續(xù)寫兩段，使之構成一篇完整的短文。NewYear’sEvearrived,andsix-year-oldSebwasstayingwithhisgrandparents,JeanetteandBarry.BarryaskedSeb,“ShallwemakealistofNewYear’sresolutions(決心；決定),Seb?”Seb,lookingpuzzled,replied,“Whatarerevolutions,Grandpa?”Barrysmiledandgentlycorrectedhim,explainingthataNewYear’sresolutionisacommitment(承諾)onemakestothemselvestostartanewone,eitherbybuildinggoodhabitsorgivingupbadones.Whenitcametodecidingonresolutions,BarrysaidthatSebshouldeatmorevegetables.However,Sebrefused,statingthattheonlyvegetablehelikedwaspotatoes,andhealreadyatethemregularly.Inturn,SebpointedoutthatBarrydidn’teatsalad,whichisalsoatypeofvegetable.Barryagreedtoadd“eatingvegetables”tohislist.Theythenmovedontotalkab