江苏徐州市中等职业学校2025—2026学年度第二学期期末试卷 高二英语（升学班）

徐州市中等职业学校2025-2026学年度第二学期期末试卷 高二英语（升学班)参考答案 一、情景交际（共15小题，满分20分) 第一节：共10小题，每小题1分，满分10分 1-5 ACCCD 6-10 DDACA 第二节：共5小题，每小题2分，满分10分 11-15 CEADF 二、阅读理解（共20小题，每小题2分，满分40分） Passage A:16-20 BCCCB Passage B:21-25 BDCBC Passage C:26-30 BBACC Passage D:31-35 ABBBC 三、完形填空（共10小题，每小题1分，满分10分） 36-40 CADAA 41-45 ACDAA 四、语法填空（共10小题，每小题1分，满分10分) 46.to keep 47.that/which 48.allowing 49.is closed 50.to buy 51.it 52.has saved 53.n 54.extremely 55.However/Still/Yet 五、书面表达（满分20分） Dear Alex. How is everything going?I'm glad to receive your e-mail,in which you asked me about my career plan for the future.Now I'm writing to share it with you in detail. I made up my mind to be a journalist when I visited the Xinhua News Agency last year.I chose it as my career for three reasons. First,the job can let me know new things every day,thus keeping me energetic and passionate all the time since I hate to follow the same routine every day.Second,working as a journalist can help me realize my childhood dream of being a hero of spreading love to others. Finally,it is also my parents'dream. To achieve this goal,I plan to study hard to be admitted by a famous university,broadening my horizons to fit the job.At the same time,I will take exercise to strengthen my body. Looking forward to your reply. Yours truly, LiHua徐州市中等职业学校2025一2026学年度第二学期期末试卷 高二英语（升学班） 本试卷满分100分，考试时间120分钟。 请按要求将答案写在答题纸上。在规定以外地方答题，视作无效。 一、情景交际（共15小题，满分20分） 第一节：读下列10个短对话，从题后所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出最佳选项。（共 10小题，每小题1分，满分10分) 1.-Summer holiday is coming!I'm going to Qingdao to see my aunt. A.Have a good trip. B.My pleasure. C.You are so lucky! D.Not at all. 2.-Bruce,I think I'll just have some coffee for a change. The coffee I bought yesterday is in the cupboard A.With pleasure. B.Never mind C.Help yourself. D.Forget it. 3.-I've sent out twenty resumes this week,but no one has called me back. It often takes time. A.Give up now,please! B.You must be doing something wrong. C.Don't lose hope. D.That means nobody wants you. 4.-I wrote down my goals for the next three years. That's the first step. A.You're trying too hard. B.Plans never work anyway. C.That's a smart move. D.Don't share it with anyone. 5.-I have just narrowly passed my exam.I feel so relieved now. A.Cheer up! B.That's all right. C.What a pity! D.Well done 6.-I use a smart watch to check my heart rate and sleep quality. Those little devices really change the way we live. A.That sounds useless. B.You don't really need that. C.I prefer doing nothing. D.It's amazing what tech can do now. 7.-Our team shares both credit and blame openly.No one hides mistakes That's rare to find. A.That sounds unhealthy. B.That might push people too hard. C.Don't think too much about it D.That's a healthy culture. 8.-Young people don't want to learn traditional skills like pottery or carving anymore Those skills take years to master. A.That's a shame！ 高二英语（升学班）试卷 第1页共8页 B.Good for them C.Those jobs don't pay well. D.Machines can do everything. 9.-I try to turn off the lights when I leave a room,but my roommate always leaves them on. You could also put up a small note to remind him. A.That's his problem,not yours. B.Just leave it it's not a big deal. C.You can only control what you do. D.Maybe you should move out. 10.-My company is offering a free data analysis course next month,but I'm not sure if I should join. -You have nothing to lose. A.I'd say go for it. B.It's probably too hard for you. C.Free courses are usually useless. D.Wait until someone forces you. 第二节：读下面一段对话，从方框中所给的A、B、C、D、E、F、G七个选项中选出可以 填入空白处的最佳选项。（共5小题，每小题2分，满分10分） A.Pretty accurate-some can even tell you if it's poisonous. B.That sounds like too much work for a weed. C.Why not just search for it online? D.Follow what the app says,and don't skip the instructions. E.You might need a plant identification app instead. F.Yes-that one grows fast and can damage your house foundation. G.Take a step back so the whole plant is in the frame. Leo:I found this weird plant in my backyard.No idea what it is Mia:11 Leo:I tried,but Google just shows me random green leaves. Mia:12 Leo:A plant app?Are those actually accurate? Mia:13 Leo:I just downloaded one.It says I have to take a photo of a single leaf. Mia:14 Leo:It worked!It's called"Japanese knotweed".Should I be worried? Mia:15 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 二、阅读理解（共20小题，每小题2分，满分40分） 阅读下列短文，从题后所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出最佳选项。 A Grace and her younger brother Sam shared a room.One evening,their mother found a large juice stain on the new white carpet.She was furious."Who did this?"Grace looked at Sam.Sam looked down without saying a word.Their mother assumed Grace was the older one and should have been more responsible."Grace,you're grounded this weekend.No phone,no hanging out." 高二英语（升学班）试卷 第2页共8页 Grace's eyes filled with tears,but she did not defend herself.She took the punishment silently Later that night,,Sam crept(悄悄移动)into Grace's bedroom.He held out his pocket money. "I'm sorry,"he whispered."I spilled the juice and was too scared to tell Mom.This is all I have." Grace looked at the few coins in his hand.She sighed (but refused the money. The next morning,Grace went to her mother and told the truth.She did not blame Sam.She simply said,"I didn't do it,but Sam is afraid.Please don't be too hard on him."Her mother was surprised by Grace's honesty and courage.She canceled the grounding for both children.Instead, she asked them to clean the stain together.Grace learned that protecting someone you love sometimes means standing up not by blaming others,but by telling the truth with kindness. 16.Why was their mother angry at first? A.Grace broke Sam's toy. B.There was a large juice stain on the new carpet. C.Sam lied to her about his homework. D.The children refused to clean their room. 17.Who actually spilled the juice? A.Grace. B.Their mother. C.Sam. D.A friend of the family. 18.What did Sam do that night? A.He blamed Grace again. B.He cleaned the stain secretly C.He apologized and offered his pocket money. D.He told their mother the truth first. 19.How did Grace handle the situation the next morning? A.She shouted at Sam in front of their mother. B.She ran away from home. C.She told her mother the truth without blaming Sam. D.She accepted the grounding and said nothing 20.What is the main lesson of the story? A.Older children should always be punished for younger ones. B.Telling the truth with kindness is braver than blaming others. C.Pocket money can solve most family problems. D.Mothers never make mistakes. B Procrastination (is the act of delaying important tasks despite knowing it may cause negative consequences ()Many people mistake it for laziness,but psychologists argue that procrastination is often an emotional coping strategy. When faced with a difficult or boring task,the brain seeks immediate relief.It chooses a more enjoyable activity -like watching videos or cleaning a desk-to temporarily escape discomfort.This is called"mood repair."Unfortunately,the relief is short-lived.As the deadline approaches,anxiety increases,and the person rushes to finish the task with lower quality. Research suggests that procrastination is linked to impulse control and self-regulation.People who struggle with delaying gratification (are more likely to procrastinate.However,there are effective methods to break the cycle.One popular technique is the"five-minute rule":commit to working on a task for just five minutes.Often,starting is the hardest part.Another strategy is to break a large project into smaller,manageable steps. Interestingly,some experts believe moderate procrastination can boost creativity.By postponing a decision,the brain continues to process the problem unconsciously.Yet most agree 高二英语（升学班）试卷 第3页共8页 that chronic(procrastination harms academic and professional performance.The key is not to eliminate()it completely but to understand its triggers and manage them wisely. 21.According to the passage,how is procrastination different from laziness? A.Laziness is more common among students. B.Procrastination is an emotional coping strategy,not simply laziness. C.Laziness leads to better results than procrastination. D.Procrastination only happens with boring tasks. 22.What does the brain seek when facing a difficult task? A.Long-term rewards. B.Help from other people. C.More difficult challenges and complex problems. D.Immediate relief through enjoyable activities. 23.What is the "five-minute rule"mentioned in the passage? A.Work for five minutes,then rest for an hour. B.Only spend five minutes planning a large project. C.Commit to working on a task for just five minutes to get started. D.Stop working after five minutes no matter what. 24.What positive effect can moderate procrastination have according to some experts? A.It improves memory. B.It can boost creativity. C.It makes people more hardworking. D.It helps complete tasks earlier 25.What is the author's main advice about procrastination? A.Eliminate it completely through strict rules. B.Accept that it is always harmful and unavoidable C.Understand its triggers and manage them wisely. D.Use it to replace all difficult tasks with easy ones. C Smart Watch User Manual Getting Started Charge the watch for at least 2 hours before first use.Press and hold the side button for 3 seconds to power on. Key Features Operations 1.Heart Rate Monitoring-The watch automatically tracks your heart rate every 10 minutes. To take a manual reading,swipe to the heart icon and tap"Measure". 2.Step Sleep Tracking-Daily steps are recorded automatically.Sleep data(deep sleep, light sleep,and wake-up times)is available after you wake up and sync with the app. 3.Notifications-Pair the watch with your phone via Bluetooth.You can then receive call, message,and app alerts.To turn off notifications,go to Settings>Notifications Off. 4.Battery Charging-A full charge lasts up to 5 days with normal use.When the battery falls below 10%,a red icon will flash.Use only the magnetic charger provided. Safety Warnings The watch is water-resistant up to 50 meters.However,avoid wearing it in hot showers or saunas,as steam may damage the seals. 高二英语（升学班）试卷 第4页共8页 Do not wear the watch too tightly.Leave enough space for one finger to move freely Troubleshooting If the screen freezes,press and hold the side button for 10 seconds to force restart. 26.How can you take a manual heart rate reading? A.Wait for the watch to measure automatically. B.Swipe to the heart icon and tap "Measure". C.Press and hold the side button for 3 seconds. D.Sync the watch with your phone first. 27.What happens when the battery level drops below 10%? A.The watch turns off immediately. B.A red icon starts flashing. C.The magnetic charger disconnects. D.The heart rate monitor stops working. 28.Which of the following is NOT recommended according to the safety warnings? A.Wearing the watch in a hot sauna. B.Wearing the watch while swimming in a pool. C.Leaving one finger's space under the band. D.Charging the watch with the provided charger. 29.What should you do if the screen freezes? A.Replace the battery. B.Sync the watch with the app C.Press and hold the side button for 10 seconds. D.Put the watch in water to cool it down. 30.How long does a full charge typically last? A.2 hours. B.5 hours. C.Up to 5 days. D.10 days. 0 The debate(辩论)over whether schools should ban smartphones has intensified(加剧)in recent years.Proponents()argue that phones distract students,reduce academic performance,and facilitate cyberbullying()They point to studies showing that even the mere presence of a phone on a desk can lower concentration. Opponents,.however,contend(主张)that a complete ban is both impractical(不t切实际的) and unnecessary.Smartphones serve as powerful learning tools,offering instant access to dictionaries,calculators,and educational apps.Moreover,many parents rely on being able to contact their children during emergencies.Banning phones entirely,they argue,punishes responsible students instead of addressing problematic behavior. A balanced approach may be more sensible.Some schools permit phones but require them to be turned off and stored in backpacks during lessons,with usage allowed only during breaks.This policy respects both academic focus and personal freedom. In my view,an outright()ban is too extreme.Teaching students self-regulation is more valuable than simply removing temptation.After all,the real world will not confiscate() their devices.Schools should guide students to use technology wisely rather than forbid it completely. Ultimately,each school must weigh its unique circumstances.Nevertheless,fostering() digital responsibility should be the ultimate goal. 31.What is one reason supporters give for banning smartphones in schools? A.Phones can distract students and lower concentration. 高二英语（升学班）试卷 第5页共8页 B.Smartphones help students learn faster. C.Parents want their children to use phones only at home. D.Most teachers do not own a smartphone. 32.According to opponents,why is a complete ban unnecessary? A.Students never use phones during class anyway. B.Smartphones can be useful learning tools and help parents contact children in emergencies. C.Banning phones would cost too much money. D.Schools do not have the authority to ban anything. 33.What is the"balanced approach"mentioned in the passage? A.Allowing phones only for students with good grades. B.Requiring phones to be turned off and stored during lessons,but usable during breaks. C.Letting teachers use phones while students cannot. D.Banning phones only in elementary schools. 34.What does the author think about an outright ban? A.It is the only effective solution B.It is too extreme and teaching self-regulation is better. C.It should be applied to all schools immediately. D.It works well in countries like France. 35.What does the author suggest as the ultimate goal for schools? A.Confiscating all electronic devices. B.Encouraging students to buy cheaper phones. C.Fostering digital responsibility. D.Extending class hours to reduce phone use. 三、完形填空（共10小题，每小题1分，满分10分） 阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳 选项。 For decades,the question of whether students should wear uniforms has sparked heated discussions.Supporters argue that uniforms reduce bullying based on clothing choices and create a sense of equality.Opponents,however,claim that uniforms take away students'freedom of 36 In many countries,uniforms are mandatory.Yet some schools have recently adopted a more flexible policy,37 allows students to choose from several color options.This compromise seems to satisfy both sides to some degree. A recent study 38 over 1,000 students found that nearly 70%preferred wearing casual clothes.They argued that being able to choose their own outfits helps them feel more confident and39.On the other hand,teachers noted that on "free dress"days,students were often more focused on what others were wearing than on their lessons. One headmaster explained,"Uniforms are not about controlling students.They are about removing distractions.When everyone looks the same,students can 40 their energy on learning."However,a 12-year-old student named Emma disagreed."I feel like a robot in uniform," she said."My clothes are part of who I am.That is 41 I should have the right to choose." The debate is unlikely to end soon.Some experts suggest a middle ground:uniforms with limited options,such as different colors or styles for different seasons.Others argue that schools should 42 a dress code rather than a full uniform.A dress code might require modest 高二英语（升学班）试卷 第6页共8页 clothing but allow personal expression. In my opinion,the most important thing is to listen to students.After all,they are the ones 43 wear the uniforms every day.Schools should hold regular discussions and 44 students' feedback.A policy that makes everyone unhappy is clearly a failure.The real goal is to find a solution that promotes both discipline and individuality.No one has yet found a perfect answer, but perhaps the search45 is what matters most. 36.A.speech B.movement C.expression D.thought 37.A.which B.that C.whose D.who 38.A.involved B.including C.containing D.involving 39.A.responsible B.creative C.anxious D.lonely 40.A.focus B.waste C.spend D.save 41.A.why B.that C.when D.where 42.A.break B.follow C.adopt D.ignore 43.A.which B.whom C.what D.who 44.A.take B.refuse C.ignore D.give 45.A.itself B.himself C.ourselves D.themselves 四、语法填空（共10小题，每小题1分，满分10分） 阅读下面的短文，在空白处填入一个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。 Most people think a fridge is just a box 46(keep)food cold.However,the latest smart fridges are much more than that.These devices can do things 47 you might never have imagined. Take the Samsung Family Hub,for example.It comes with a large touchscreen on the door, 48(allow)you to see inside without opening it.Inside,cameras take photos every time the door 49(close).You can check these photos on your phone while shopping,so you never forget 50 (buy）milk again The fridge can also track expiration dates.When food is about to go bad,51 sends a reminder to your phone.Some models even connect to online grocery stores and place orders automatically if something runs out.This feature 52(save)people a lot of time since it was introduced. 53 addition,smart fridges can suggest recipes based on what you already have.For example,if you have eggs,tomatoes and cheese,the fridge might recommend making an omelette. For many busy families,this is 54 (extreme)helpful. Of course,these smart fridges are not cheap.55,their prices have been dropping as technology improves.In the near future,they may become as common as smartphones. 46. 47. 48 49 50. 51. 52 53 54 55 五、书面表达（满分20分） 假如你是李华，你的英国笔友Alx发来邮件询问你的职业规划。请你用英文回一封邮 件。主要内容如下： (1)你的理想职业。 (2)选择这个职业的原因（至少三个方面）。 (3)如何实现这个理想（至少二个方面）。 写作要求： 高二英语（升学班）试卷 第7页共8页 (1)词数不少于100： (2)鼓励紧扣主题的适当发挥： (3)开头和结尾已给出，不计入总词数。 Dear Alex, Looking forward to your reply Yours, Li Hua 本题请在答题纸对应处作答，请勿在此空白区域作答。 高二英语（升学班）试卷 第8页共8页