广东汕头金南实验学校2026-2027学年上学期高二年级10月月考英语科试题

2026一2027（上）高二年级月考英语科答案 一、阅读理解（每题2.5分，共50分） 1-3 BCD 4-7 BCCB 8-11 DBAB 12-15 ADBD 16-20 DEABC 二、完形填空（每题1分，共15分） 21--25 BDDAC 26--30ABDBC 31--35 CADBA 三、语法填空（每题1.5分，共15分） 36.made 37.widely 38.that/which 39.teaches 40.to help 41.with 42.their 43.gaps 44.offering 45.an 四、书面表达（共40分） 第一节（共15分） Dear Peter, I'm glad to hear that you plan to take up a hobby in the new term.I'd like to recommend reading. Reading is a wonderful hobby.First,it helps you relax and reduce stress after busy study.Second,it broadens your horizons and enriches your knowledge.Besides,reading English novels can greatly improve your English. To develop this hobby,start with books you are interested in and read about 30 minutes every day. Joining a reading club is also a good idea,where you can share ideas with others. I hope my advice is helpful. Dear Peter, I'm glad to know you want to develop a new hobby in the new term.I'd highly recommend hiking. Hiking is a fantastic hobby.Not only can it build up your body,but it also helps you escape from heavy study pressure and get close to nature.Besides,you can make new friends while hiking.It is truly a rewarding and relaxing after-school activity. To develop this hobby,start with short and easy trails near your home,and remember to wear comfortable shoes.Going hiking with friends once a week is also a good idea. I hope my advice is helpful. 第二节（共25分） Just as hope began to fade,a pair of headlights()appeared.A wave of excitement flooded over Leo when he caught sight of a truck approaching in the distance.He waved wildly at the approaching truck to stop it.The truck pulled over,and a middle-aged man stepped out.Learning about their trouble,the driver said,"Don't worry.I'll take you to the garage in town and tow your car there,"Elena helped Mia into the warm cab,and the driver shared his blanket with the little girl.As the truck started towing their broken car, Leo breathed a sigh of relief. Towing the broken car,they finally arrived at the garage with the truck driver's help.The mechanic,though sleepy,replaced the damaged tire with a new one at.While waiting,the driver bought Mia a hot chocolate,and her smile finally retumed.Leo offered him money,but he refused,say ing,"Helping each other is what we do on the road."After paying for the tire,Leo thanked him sincerely again.With the car fixed,they drove home as dawn approached.Looking at his sleeping daughter,Leo felt warm inside-a shortcut brought trouble,but kindness lit up the darkest night. 2026—2027（上）高二年级月考 英语科试题 满分：130分（120÷12×13） 时间：120分钟 第一部分 阅读理解（共两节，满分50分） 第一节（共15小题；每小题2.5分，满分37.5分） 阅读下列短文，从每题所给的四个选项(A、B、C、和D)中，选出最佳选项， 并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。 A Top 4 Amusement Parks in the World It’s summertime! That means parents have extra time to spend with their children, and what better way to engage in classic fun with family and friends than to visit an amusement park? Take a look at these fun choices — perfect summer trip ideas to fit every budget (预算). Cedar Point Tickets: $280 for adults, $120 for children Praising itself as the roller coaster capital of the world, Cedar Point’s 18 coasters will ensure you’re riding all day. Reader Alicia Goettemoeller describes the park as a “paradise for excited thrillers” while reader Nick Schuyler says it is “built for grown-up kids.” Knoebels Tickets: $120 for adults, $10 for children This old-fashioned amusement park is a must for your old memory games as well as money saving — admittance and parking are free of charge. Reader Tracy Ginsburg Maier says “a family of 4 can enjoy special offer to eat, swim and ride all day for $100” at Knoebels. Kings Island Tickets: $340 for adults, $160 for children Kings Island is one of the most visited theme parks in the US, with more than 3 million visitors per year. The park is especially known for its family-friendly attractions, such as Snoopy Island. Tickets to the main park also include admission to the nearby water park, Boomerang Bay. Dells Water Parks Tickets: $140 for adults, $80 for children Wisconsin Dells is a water park with dozens of indoor and outdoor water parks to spread around in. One of them, Noah’s Ark, is the largest outdoor water park in the US. Many are open year-round and no charge for children under five. 1. Where can a family with 2 children enjoy themselves with the least money? A. In Kings Island. B. In Knoebels. C. In Dells Water Parks. D. In Cedar Point. 2. What is Kings Island famous for? A. The largest number of visitors. B. The largest outdoor water park. C. Its attractions for all family members. D. Its free admission to the nearby parks. 3. What can be learned about Dells Water Parks? A. Most can be only visited in Summer. B. Most are free for children. C. Noah’s Ark is the largest indoor water park in the US. D. They feature water activities. B From a young age, I collected role models. In school, as a teenager, I tried to channel Whitney Houston. In the working world, I paid close attention to our female senior managers. By watching and imitating others — especially women of color who looked or sounded like me — I gained confidence in my own abilities. But when I started my own company, my pool of role models became smaller. Only 2.1% of risk investment goes to women-founded companies. “Who can I look up to?” I wondered. “Who can I learn from?” I decided to create an inspiration wall in my office, with photos of the role models I could see — women like Oprah, Michelle Obama, and Vicky, co-founder of a skincare brand. I never thought I’d meet these women, but their success gave me hope. Then one day, a couple of years ago, I surprised myself with a thought: what if I did reach out to one of my role models? I feared rejection, but my desire for connection was stronger. I chose Vicky, whose journey had long inspired me. I didn’t have her email address. So I tried a cold Instagram message, and she responded the next day! That was in 2022. We’ve spoken numerous times since, and the conversations have been invaluable. They’re rare chances to gain guidance from a successful woman. But here’s the most valuable lesson I gained: when Vicky first replied to me, I wasn’t the only one excited. Vicky was excited too — because she’s always looking for ways to support other women. All my life, I’d thought of role models as a one-way relationship: I’d gain strength from someone stronger. But the situation is more than that. I once sent Vicky a care package from my sunglasses company. She wrote me a thank-you note, and texted a selfie of her and her daughter wearing my products. Today, I keep that letter on my desk next to my keyboard — a reminder that just as I believe in her, she believes in me. We’re all here to help each other grow. 4. How did the author build up her confidence? A. By cooperating with women of color. B. By observing and copying her models. C. By making friends with persons like her. D. By starting her own sunglasses company. 5. What is the author’s intention of creating an inspiration wall in her office? A. To inspire her employees’ creativity. B. To make her workplace more attractive. C. To encourage herself to achieve success. D. To improve her employees’ work efficiency. 6. Why did the author choose to reach out to Vicky? A. She was afraid of being rejected. B. She only had Vicky’s email address. C. Vicky’s story had always motivated her. D. Vicky liked giving guidance to other women. 7. What can be concluded according to the text? A. Practice makes perfect. B. Strength flows both ways. C. A good beginning is half done. D. Actions speak louder than words. C As California faces a huge budget shortfall, library card holders may soon lose the ability to check out free passes to more than 200 state parks, including popular destinations near Los Angeles. The governmental budget for the upcoming year does not include money for what’s known as the California State Library Parks Pass, which was launched two years ago to provide more fair access to the outdoors. “If the program were to end, it would be sad because obviously some of our supporters are really enjoying using the passes,” said Mary Cocking, a clerk at the San Francisco Public Library. In April 2022, the California State Library and California State Parks launched the three-year pilot program, handing out the passes to all public library branches across the state including mobile libraries. California State Parks said in a statement that it was “very proud” of the program, but did not indicate that a revised budget would add money to extend the program. With the library program at risk, the CSP Foundation, a large advocacy group, has raised a battle cry to try to save it, writing to the government and launching a campaign that’s got 1,800 signatures. Rachel Norton, executive director of the foundation, said funding for the project was “a drop in the bucket” compared to the state’s proposed up to $291.5 billion budget. As of last year, each library branch in California had an average of 24 parking tags, up from an initial four, state officials said. Cocking said San Francisco has 611 passes in circulation, a number that increased significantly last year. Librarians said the passes are especially popular in the spring and summer, when warm weather and vacations draw people to the Golden State’s great outdoors. “It’s like travel books,” Cocking said. “Travel books sit on the shelf a lot of the year, and then as it gets closer to summer, they’re all checked out.” 8. What was the California State Library Parks Pass launched for? A. Promoting tourism B. Increasing incomes. C. Reducing library visitors. D. Accessing outdoor spaces. 9. What does the underlined part “a drop in the bucket” in paragraph 4 mean? A. Large and significant amount. B. Very small or insignificant part. C. Critical investment for the future. D. Wasteful and unnecessary expense. 10. Why does Cocking mention travel books in the last paragraph? A. To show the similar seasonal popularity. B. To criticize the low usage of park passes. C. To note the decreasing demand for travel books. D. To illustrate the increasing popularity of park passes. 11. What can be a suitable title for the text? A. California faces budget crisis. B. Libraries may lose park passes. C. California funded for park passes. D. Library program was well-received. D A self-driving robot has been introduced recently. This robot is useful because it takes over regular monitoring tasks from police officers. This lets the officers focus on other important jobs related to keeping the community safe. As a live monitoring system, it allows people at the communication center to watch the camera feeds in real time. The robot has four cameras built into it, and they keep recording all the time. So, wherever the robot goes, it collects all the visual and surrounding information. This makes sure it gathers complete data when it is being used. Besides, the robot is able to read license plates (车牌号码) by itself so it can recognise and record the cars in parking areas, which helps track cars easily. Another important part of the robot is an easy-to-use button. If people need help or want to get in touch with the communication center, they can simply press the button. On the other side, security workers watch the system all the time. They can send messages through the robot to those who pressed the button. If something bad happens, the police can see the situation right away through the robot’s cameras. Then they can come quickly to check what is going on. The self-driving robot gave a good performance at a conference, which made people think it could be used in parks, since there have been more worries about park safety lately. The robot moves along a pre-set path, but this path can be changed to meet different needs. For example, it can be adjusted (调整) when there are special events or when the safety needs of the park change. To keep people safe when they are near the robot, the robot is made to stop for a short time if it senses someone getting too close. All the data from the robot, including the video recordings, is saved. If a dangerous event happens, these recordings can be looked at later. This helps work out what happened step by step. 12. What is one function of the robot’s cameras? A. They record continuously to collect data. B. They recognise users by their facial features. C. They send out safety warnings in crowded areas. D. They allow the public to control the robot’s movement. 13. What is the third paragraph mainly about? A. The details of the robot’s camera system. B. The robot’s ability to deal with large amounts of data. C. The history of robotic development for security purposes. D. The communication between the public and security workers. 14. Why did people consider using the robot in parks? A. To attract more visitors. B. To raise safety levels. C. To take the place of human workers. D. To meet the government’s requirements. 15. Which can be the best title for the text? A. The Rise of Modern Policing B. New Technologies Are Changing Lifestyle C. The Development of Robots in Event Management D. The Self-Driving Robot Is Improving Public Security 第二节（共5小题；每小题2.5分，满分12.5分） 根据短文内容，从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。 Cities need nature to stay healthy. ______16______ Known as the “lungs of a city”, they not only beautify urban areas but also provide environment health, social, and economic benefits. These spaces play a key role in improving the quality of life for city residents. Urban parks protect the environment. Trees absorb harmful gases like carbon dioxide and produce oxygen, reducing air pollution. They also provide shade, which lowers temperatures during hot summers. For example, studies show parks can reduce the “heat island” effect caused by roads and buildings, cooling nearby areas by up to 7°C. ______17______ Parks improve public health. They offer spaces for jogging, cycling, and other exercises, encouraging physical activity. Spending time in nature also reduces stress and improves mental health. Research shows people who visit parks regularly have lower risks of being overweight and heart disease. ______18______ They are vital for healthy living. ______19______ People from different backgrounds gather here to relax and connect. Children make friends on playgrounds, while cultural festivals in picnic areas unite neighbors. As experts say, “Parks break down social barriers and create shared joy.” These interactions build a sense of belonging in crowded cities. Parks greatly benefit local economies. Homes near parks often have higher values, attracting families and investors. ______20______ Parks also draw tourists, boosting income for hotels, and restaurants. A. Clearly, parks are not just for fun. B. Parks strengthen community connections. C. Investing in parks creates jobs and supports businesses. D. Urban parks are essential green spaces in modern cities. E. This makes parks critical for cities facing climate challenges. F. Maintaining green spaces is wise for cities aiming for growth. G. Nearby shops and cafes see more customers, especially on weekends. 第二部分 英语知识运用（共两节，满分30分） 第一节 完形填空（共15小题；每题1分，满分15分） 阅读下面短文，掌握其大意，然后从题中所给的A、B、C和D项中，选出最佳选项， 并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。 Zhi Yueying is a village teacher who has been working for almost four decades. When Zhi Yueying, then 19, went to the ______21______ Niyang village in Yichun city, Jiangxi province, to work as a village teacher in 1980, villagers ______22______ if she was going to stay long. After all, a number of voluntary ______23______ had arrived before, but all had ______24______ soon after. Zhi, though, was there for more than thirty years, before going to a more remote village school in the mountains. Over the past four decades, Zhi has devoted herself to rural ______25______. She is a recipient of China Central Television’s Touching China awards that recognize the most ______26______ role models in 2016. She was also ______27______ as a model poverty fighter by the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China and the State Council earlier this year. Born in Nanchang city, Jiangxi, in 1961, Zhi wanted to become a teacher since childhood. She ______28______ to work as a teacher at the primary school in Niyang village after graduation, despite her mother’s strong ______29______. Located amid the mountains, the village was very poor and far from any town. Villagers had to ______30______ in the mountains since there was no road. Moreover, local people needed to go downhill to ______31______ daily necessities. “I had never walked on a mountain road before, so in the beginning, I walked much more ______32______ than others, sometimes I was left behind too much and was scared to tears,” says Zhi. But she gradually ______33______ to her life there. She has a profound understanding of the importance of education in the mountains. Over the years, Zhi taught the students and ______34______ them, since many of them were “left-behind” children whose ______35______ migrated to other places to work. More than 1,000 students of hers have left the mountain area, and created a better life for themselves. 21. A. rich B. remote C. nice D. fascinating 22. A. imagined B. predicted C. requested D. doubted 23. A. guides B. students C. officials D. teachers 24. A. left B. stayed C. retired D. settled 25. A. tradition B. tourism C. education D. business 26. A. inspiring B. energetic C. mature D. knowledgeable 27. A. demanded B. awarded C. assessed D. replaced 28. A. happened B. failed C. refused D. applied 29. A. support B. opposition C. push D. belief 30. A. race B. cycle C. hike D. drive 31. A. borrow B. sell C. purchase D. find 32. A. slowly B. actively C. casually D. hurriedly 33. A. stuck B. referred C. agreed D. adapted 34. A. made up for B. cared for C. watched out for D. searched for 35. A. parents B. neighbors C. relatives D. classmates 第二节（共10小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分） 阅读下面短文，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。 Scientists have created a robot shaped like Albert Einstein that can recognize and react to human feelings. Its face, ______36______ (make) with special materials, changes expressions realistically, resembling human skin. Designers chose Einstein’s appearance because he is ______37______ (wide) recognized and seen as friendly. The team aims to build machines ______38______ understand human emotions, hoping future robots will use their abilities to help society survive and improve. The robot uses software to identify emotions like sadness, anger, happiness and confusion. It can also guess a person’s age and gender. The developers believe that creating such robots ______39______ (teach) us how humans react to natural movements and faces. When the robot works well, the results feel magical. Possible future uses include using the robot in museums ______40______ (help) visitors from different backgrounds communicate better. It could also support children ______41______ learning challenges, like autism (自闭症) and intellectual disability, by teaching them to recognize facial expressions and ______42______ (they) meanings. This technology could bridge ______43______ (gap) in human understanding while ______44______ (offer) practical tools for education and social interaction. The project represents ______45______ early step toward machines that cooperate with humans in helpful, emotionally intelligent ways. 第三部分 写作（共两节，满分40分） 第一节（满分15分） 假定你是李华，你的英国笔友Peter新学期计划培养一项课余爱好，来信向你寻求建议， 请你给他回一封邮件，内容包括： 1. 推荐一项爱好； 2. 说明推荐理由； 3. 给出培养该爱好的简单建议。 注意： 1. 词数80左右； 2. 可适当增加细节，以使行文连贯。 第二节（满分25分） 阅读下面材料，根据其内容和所给段落开头语续写两段，使之构成一篇完整的短文。 The family had been on the road for nearly six hours. Leo, his wife Elena, and their seven-year-old daughter Mia were driving back from a weekend trip. The GPS showed they still had two hours to go. Eager to get home earlier, Leo decided to take a less traveled country road as a shortcut (捷径). It was past ten at night. The road was narrow, with thick woods on both sides and no streetlights. Mia had fallen asleep in the back seat, holding her favorite stuffed rabbit tightly. Leo and Elena were chatting about the trip when suddenly — BANG. The car slid to one side suddenly. Leo struggled to pull over to the road shoulder. “A flat tire (爆胎),” he said, his voice tense. He got out and saw the rear left tire completely broken. “I don’t know how this happened. There’s no spare (备用) — we used it last month and never replaced it.” “Dial 911,” Elena reminded, but both their phones showed zero bars. Elena’s face turned pale. Trapped on the lonely country road, they had no choice but to look for a garage (修车店) nearby, yet the nearest town with a functional garage was at least fifteen miles away. The night air was cold, and the only sound was the wind. Mia woke up and started crying softly. “Daddy, I’m scared.” “It’s okay, sweetheart. We’ll be fine,” Leo said, but his voice gave away his worry. He turned on the car’s hazard lights (双闪), hoping that someone would pass by and offer them a helping hand. Twenty minutes passed. Then forty. No cars came. Elena wrapped her arms around Mia, trying to keep her calm. “What if nobody comes?” she whispered to Leo. He didn’t answer. He feared the worst: losing power, and Mia falling ill from the bitter cold on such a cold night. 注意： 1. 续写词数应为150左右； 2. 请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。 Just as hope began to fade, a pair of headlights (车头灯) appeared. Towing (牵引) the broken car, they finally arrived at the garage with the truck driver’s help. 高二英语 第 1 页 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $