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2026年下学期高二期中校内检测 共 代陪四美 茶网定的 英 语 911s0联安 :容调 (试卷满分：150分，考试时间：120分钟)心 好尘校功销 注意事项： 1.答卷前，考生务必将自己的姓名、准考证号填写在答题卡上，并将条形码粘贴在答题卡上 的指定位置。 2.回答选择题时，选出每小题答案后，用2B铅笔把答题卡上对应题目的答案标号涂黑，如 需改动，用橡皮擦干净后，再选涂其他答案标号；回答非选择题时，用0.5mm的黑色字迹 签字笔将答案写在答题卡上，写在本试卷上无效。 3.考试结束后，请将答题卡上交。 功好两已验事关民器恩条退床容内其联用，得面不： 5llm10g61o5冠sfw1g情5h可a 第一部分听力（共两节，满分30分）e中e正nirad a 第一节（共5小题；每小题1.5分，满分7.5分）6951d0i 听下面5段录音。每段录音后有一个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最 佳选项。听每段录音后，你都有10秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅读下一小题。每段 录音播放两遍。 1.When is the next train to Boston? A.At 9:15.B.At 9:45.C.At 10 45. 2.What are the speakers probably doing now? A.Waiting for a train. B.Listening to the radio.C.Working on computers. 3.How does the man go to work every day? A.By bus. B.On foot. C.By car. 4.What will the speakers probably do about the science trip? A.Postpone the trip.B.Cancel the whole trip.C.Move the trip indoors. 5.How does the woman sound? A.Critical. 9 B.Impressed. C.Disappointed. 第二节（共15小题；每小题1.5分，满分22.5分） 听下面5段录音。每段录音后有几个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最 佳选项。听每段录音前，你将有时间阅读各个小题，每小题5秒钟；听完后，每小题都有5 秒钟的作答时间。每段录音播放两遍。 :市式个0记1比装回 听第6段录音，回答第6、7题。 容州置游数张阳计题塔本发) 6.Where does the man need to go first? bk mvg sir ni ano ofsoma gnol s To A.The meeting room. B.The manager's office. C.The marketing department 7.What should the man do now? stonA on baalsw swmono A.Show his card to the woman. B.Get his long-term card. C.Put his signature on the paper. 【高二英语第1页（共8页）】 听第7段录音，回答第8至10题。nd6o0 8.Why does Laura look troubled? on .nio A.She is feeling travel-sick. B.She is upset about the traffic jam. 5o2 C.She is worried about the long flight. 9.How has Laura spent her time so far? A.Enjoying the scenery.B.Reading a book. C.Chatting online 10.What do the speakers agree to do? A.Buy some drinks.B.Stop the car. C.Listen to music. 听第8段录音，回答第11至13题。 d m 11.What did Daniel use to tell birds apart? A.Biology class materials. B.A free bird-song app. 030义8的d515m1a,wnW1n7To150r0 bsbnsmobA.[ C.His sports field recordings. 6eio的TA.c 12.Why did Daniel send his recordings to the national database? A.To help with bird research. 2o6, B.To record bird songs. C.To count local birds. 13.What is the Daniel's most surprising finding about the birds? bocm A.They live around the school. B.They are quieter on Mondays. Ds0g0591,A.2 C.They cover eighteen bird species. hows 0.A.0 听第9段录音，回答第14至16题。 Foqqiz 78.人.1纪 14.What will the volunteers do first on Saturday? d图 t0,.9 A.Read stories to children. 人.图 B.Put books on the shelves. m09m636. C.Practise welcoming visitors. 15.Why are small pictures added to the book labels? A.To replace old numbers. oM go igi Pandginss tnvi nmA-bit B.To beautify the shelves. nes559后iomu0O。 C.To help kids understand. 16.What can be inferred about the man? A.He is willing to try something new. )对sw13 B.He has worked at the library before. om zug 00 ad 0M0 Todmalqse C.He prefers to work without a partner. bstovb bis erorsstcinimbs tsuilu 听第10段录音，回答第17至20题。 to092与31o4h91{s9i2d1人 17.Who first suggested the sound map project? 8 ni A.A teacher. B.A presenter. C.A student. 91g21815l 18.What must students do before recording a person's voice? A.Take a photograph.B.Write a description.C.Ask for permission. 19.What should students bring to Thursday's meeting? ctri ne gm.(ullia)0a A.One idea for a sound. god ow no-aband 6.Isviaol s to nsq 2A B.A recording of a local sound. on basdtotit ot eoon boning (rv)Sa yngM .01 C.A map of the neighbourhood. uanid)sa borodsg noio diod mod 2129u 20.Why is Mr.Green giving this talk? mdradd bub(od h bauol bns A.To explain how to use a recorder. s Inutl v.saibno iw bsi6gmo. oniist amonooM.(lulsnicaom) B.To invite students to join a project. C.To talk about the school radio station. 3v2n7imu元8691B山1小o 【高二英语第2页（共8页）】 第二部分阅读（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A、B,C和D四个选项中，选出最佳选项。 vom月.日 A 11 Calling All Young Poets:The 12th Greenfield Poetry Prize Greenfield Arts Centre is now accepting entries for its annual poetry competition,open to secondary school students aged 14-19.Since 2014 the prize has looked for work that "turns the ordinary into the unforgettable",and this year's theme,Thresholds,invites young writers to explore moments of crossing,change and becoming. Categories Junior (14-15):one poem,up to 30 lines Senior (16-17):one poem,up to 40 lines Open (18-19):one poem,up to 50 lines Each participant may present only one poem,which must be original and unpublished. Works that have already appeared in print or online-including personal blogs and social media-are not qualified,and translations are also not acceptable. Entries and deadlines Entries open on 1 October and close at midnight on 30 November.Poems are accepted only through our online portal;postal entries will not be read.There is no entry fee. Please keep your name off the poem itself:entries are judged anonymously,so only the title should appear on the composition,and your contact details belong in the accompanying form,not in the poem. Judging and prizes Three published poets will read every entry.Poems are judged on imagery,emotional honesty and command of language.Shortlisted poets will be told by 20 December and invited to a public reading,where the winners are announced.First prize in each category is f200 and publication in our summer anthology;runners-up receive f50. A word of advice Last year more than a third of entries were disqualified,most often for breaking the line limit or for printing the poet's name on the composition.So read the rules once more before you press“present'”. 21.What do we know about a participant? (sd A.They may pay a small entry fee. B.They must send in just one poem. C.They should post the poem online first. D.They can be more than 19 years old 22.What decides a poem's chance of winning? A.A set of three standards. B.The result of public online votes. C.The skill of using language alone. D.The fame of the poet who wrote it. 23.What does the advice in the last paragraph suggest about many young poets? A.The theme was misread. B.They copied other's lines. C.Their poems were too short. D.They ignored some basic rules. B Bondar Polina,a Russian student at Beijing Jiaotong University in China,is drawn to the country's cooking offerings.Often referred to as a"foodie"among her Chinese friends, Polina eagerly embraces opportunities to explore local dishes. When invited to a traditional Cantonese Chinese morning tea,Polina was astonished to learn of the menu's 80 snacks and 120 dishes.Today Guangzhou's restaurants stimulate customers'appetite with various offerings,each more delicate and delicious than the last. "I was amazed by the variety and wondered if it was possible to try them all,"she said. Polina sought recommendations and chose satay ox stomach(沙嗲金钱肚)and pineapple crisp bread.They definitely filled the bill when she tasted the flavors.And her friend proudly mentioned China's vast cuisine landscape of around 100,000 dishes.During 【高二英语第3页（共8页）】 he foodoueyhedeingdismade with &variety of pork off(内脏)including intestines(肠.“When theuhu dish arrived,I found it both scarandemrked Polin.This experience broadened her perspective on food and made her more open to trying new things. Withwnerpngotohopot,adish which symboe amthand family.He ntoeee takhopt Polina cou'wait to tryitndedheher.Polina f Chinese ond her apptiteb deepenedherppreiotheo adtioFromhopoohe hrishethe oyof shringmealswith friend Poinryitsthe day shed her family to the amazing dishes she has discovered in China. 24.What n be inferredabou ompress of Cantonesemoing tea? A.There were too many dishes to be practical. B.She was attracted by the food variety. C.She was unsure if dishes suit foreigners. D.Snacks were too costly for most diners. 012691, 25.What does the underlined phrasefilled the bill in Paragraph 3mean? A.Hit the spot. B.Caught her eye. eoigeni C.Hurt her tongue. D.Cost much money. 26.How did Polina feel about the luzhu dish she tried? A.Fearful and upset. B.Curious and content. C.Frightened and thrilled. D.Anxious and delighted. 27.What is the main idea of the text? A.Hotpot vs.a traditional Beijing dish. B.Foreign students'love for Chinese food. C.A Russian student's Chinese food journey. D.Famous traditional Chinese dishes introduced. ni VT bne amin lulze C While traditional science-fiction (sci-fi)has long dominated the literary market, climate fiction(cli-fi),an emerging genre introduced by journalist Dan Bloom in 2007,is gaining extreme popularity.Centering on climate change and ecological crises,such environmental-themed novels have defeated traditional sci-fi in quarterly sales for three constant quarters,according to Bookzee. Instead of showing the end of the world,cli-fi highlights ongoing global ecological transformations with near-future realism.Most storylines are set merely five to ten years ahead,focusing on human beings'adaptation and responses to frequent climate disasters. People are also using cli-fi to imagine how they would deal with climate-related challenges, Bookzee noted.Kim Stanley Robinson's The Ministry for the Future serves as a typical illustration.Starting with a disastrous heatwave in India killing 20 million lives,the novel integrates various views to interpret global responses to ecological crises. This rise follows the first half of 2026,which saw record-breaking heatwaves and natural disasters such as the mudslide in Nepal.Greenpeace reports that 2015-2025 have been the hottest 11 years on record,with more countries facing extreme weather.The first 2026 World Risk Poll also revealed that global awareness of the threat posed by climate variation has increased dramatically,with 40 percent of adults regarding climate change as a grave threat to national security.This shows the increasing anxiety that cli-fi taps into. As a carrier of public emotions,cli-fi not only helps readers connect climate issues with real-life experiences,but also serves as a powerful warning."Climate fiction cannot educate people in terms of science facts and statistics,"Bloom said.Instead,"through the emotions involved in reading a novel",it arouses public empathy via vivid literary descriptions,ultimately motivating active environmental protection actions. 【高二英语第4页（共8页）】 28.What do we learn about cli-fi? A.Its stories avoid the distant future. B.Its aim is to offer scientific guidance. C.Its creation involves crisis victims. D.Its popularity follows natural disasters. 29.What can be inferred about cli-fi's increasing popularity? A.It proves sci-fi's lost value. B.It associates growing eco-concern. C.It results from statistics distrust. D.It owes much to Bloom's promotion. 30.Why does the author mention Greenpeace and the World Risk Poll in Paragraph 3? A.To criticize media for overstating risks. B.To show climate change beyond control. C.To compare public opinions across countries. D.To explain the real-world context of cli-fi's rise. 31.What is Bloom's opinion about cli-fi? A.It helps readers forget climate-related fears. B.It educates readers with scientific statistics. C.It warns readers of disasters using real data. D.It inspires action through emotional influence. D Artificial intelligence (AI)has displayed competence across various fields,but matching human creativity remains hard to achieve.However,companies like StoryFit are using AI in a quite novel way. Initially,Monica Landers,founder and CEO of StoryFit,used AI technology to aid publishers in narrowing down their "slush piles"to a shortlist of promising books. However,StoryFit found the publishing industry's growth potential insufficient and targeted the film industry instead.Consequently,it has become the force behind several successful films and TV series in recent years. Primarily,StoryFit analyzes a script's marketability,assessing where a story fits with the audience and how each storytelling element resonates(引起共鸣).The film industry is high-risk,with enormous investments required before generating returns.StoryFit provides data on whether those risks are likely to be fruitful.StoryFit's AI technology checks character features to evaluate audience responses,determining how heroic or approachable a main character might be.This information allows creative professionals to identify potential character imbalances.As film lovers,the StoryFit team often applies their technology to beloved TV series. StoryFit analyzes audience connections to the storyline,offering insights into aspects such as the audience's emotional journey throughout an episode or the impact of a favorite character's leaving.The company also reports on plot inconsistencies(),such as characters behaving inconsistently with their established features or disappearing from the storyline.However,Landers emphasizes that their role is to draw insights from the data rather than comment on the script.She stated,"You have people whose whole careers are based on making those decisions.But we can be a technology voice that helps them to cast light on what's happening or not happening in the script." Using AI technology like StoryFit in the film industry displays AI's potential to enhance storytelling.As the technology advances,its impact on the film industry will only grow,paving the way for more fascinating and resonant cinematic experiences. 32.What led StoryFit to turn to the film industry? A.The insufficient AI competence. B.The enormous amount of investment. C.The publishing industry's refusal. D.The limited development space in publishing. 【高二英语第5页（共8页）】 33.What does StoryFit help creative professionals do precisely? ,行两共)频胸 A.Revise inconsistent plots in finished film works. B.Remove risky investment in film and TV production. C.Detect potential faults in character setting of a script. D.Predict the public's preference for different story themes. 34.According to Landers,what is StoryFit's role in seript analysis? A.A decision maker. B.A content developer. C.A data-driven adviser. D.A creative professional. 35.What can be a suitable title for the text? A.The Broad Future of StoryFit 分13091 B.StoryFit:Reading a Script Through Data C.StoryFit Helps Reduce Financial Losses .ond:(01) D.StoryFit's Huge Potential in Script Creation 第二节（共5小题；每小题2.5分，满分12.5分）》 阅读下面短文，从短文后的选项中选出可以填人空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为 多余选项。 Music from the Front Porch(门廊) 9109 On a sunny afternoon,the street comes alive with music.36 They are the front porches of ordinary homes,and the performers are local musicians who live nearby. 37 It began in 2007 in Ithaca,New York,when neighbours wanted to share music with the people living around them.Today,people offer their porches,driveways and yards as free stages,and the audience simply walks or cycles from one house to the next. One thing that makes Porchfest special is that it costs nothing.38As a result, families,students and visitors can all enjoy an afternoon of live music without buying a ticket.Local businesses often join in as well,offering free water and snacks to the listeners. Music,however,is not the only reason it works so well.39A porch sits between a private home and a public street,so it is easy to start a conversation with a neighbour there.In this way,people who have lived side by side for years finally get to know each other.Some even discover shared hobbies,and friendships often continue long after the music stops. Today,the idea belongs to many towns.What began as a few neighbours playing on their doorsteps has grown into a movement with cities from Los Angeles to Conway hosting their own versions,and in many places the event has become a summer tradition.40 A.The real secret lies in the porch itself. B.Clearly,this small idea has made a big difference. 21062 C.But the stages here are not what you would expect. D.Neither the performers nor the audience is asked to pay anything. E.The event takes its name from the porches where the music is played. F.Over time,some performing musicians have become well-known stars. G.In recent years,new Porchfests have kept springing up across North America. 第三部分语言运用（共两节，满分30分） 第一节（共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分） 阅读下面短文，从每题所给的A、B,CD四个选项中选出可以填人空白处的最佳选项。 Benita Karo was filming waves on a San Diego beach when a surfer paddled(用桨划船) past her.Only then did she notice the towering wall of water behind him.She 41 that he was completely unaware of what was coming. Seconds later the wave 42 him against the rocks with terrible force.Soon,he disappeared under the white water. Karo kept her eyes on the 43,waiting anxiously for him to come up.He did not. Drawing closer,she saw him floating face down-unconscious and completely 44. 【高二英语第6页（共8页）】 For a moment she stood frozen,staring at that lifeless body.Then something deep in mother's instinct,leaving no room for 46 it,she was moving. Si comletclyres the irand sid the man.dle waves crashed against the rocks.but she on to him,keeping his head up. Another surfer soon 49 them.People from a nearby house rushed down;together they im.Maro,cut and bledingrefue The rerBodsured these dangerouster for fi yars. 51 until he was safe. He recovered 52wa reuntedt hosptHe called her When asked h sh d he li ortangerKarohe hero-simply a mother.Courage,it 54is not the absence of fear.It is the quiet tomove forward when every muscle begs you to turn back. 55 D.denied 41.A.demanded B.assumed C.realized D.pushed 42.A.fetched B.swept C.brushed D.surface 43.A.horizon B.depths C.distance bd di 44.A.helpless B.hopeless C.fearless D.selfless D.quiet 45.A.strange B.strong C.weak 46.A.discussion B.complaint C.hesitation D.preparation C.stepped D.wandered 47.A.jumped B.slipped C.caught D.held 48.A.passed B.moved C.spotted D.greeted 49.A.recognized B.observed 50.A.pushed B.dragged C.guided D.dropped C.rescue D.payment 51.A.treatment B.support 52.A.strongly B.highly C.closely D.fully 53.A.risked B.sacrificed C.wasted D.shared 54.A.comes out B.turns out C.breaks out D.finds out 55.A.refusal B.intention C.decision D.ambition 第二节（共10小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分） 阅读下面短文，在空白处填人1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。 Mid-Autumn Festival Celebrations Light up Morocco with Poetry and Music The China Cultural Center in Rabat held a series of "Mid-Autumn in Poetry"events across Morocco,56 (bring)local citizens a creative combination of traditional Chinese culture,modern jazz music and poetic recitations. The highlight was a cultural feast of the Mid-Autumn Concert hosted in Rabat on September20.More than200 guests turned up,including diplomats(外交官)，Moroccan cultural administrators and devoted music fans.The concert began with 57 Chinese- Arabic bilingual reading of the classic poem Looking at the Moon and Longing for One Far Away,in 58 Chinese and Moroccan teenagers cooperated to deliver this touching literary piece. 59 (impress)by the charm of Chinese culture,the band toured other Moroccan cities.Their wonderful performances blended Chinese cultural elements with modern jazz 60 (skillful),creating an unforgettable experience for every audience member. As part of the festival,a hands-on workshop 61 (organize)in Casablanca on Sept 19.Many 62 (visit)gained access to firsthand knowledge of Chinese traditions.Later, guests from both nations gathered at the China Cultural Center.They tasted mooncakes and found 63 (they)deeply touched by the theme of reunion. Compared with ordinary cultural activities,this event series proved 64 (meaningful).Mooncakes carry warm feelings for family reunion,and the festival is closely related 65 the universal value of togetherness across different cultures. 【高二英语第7页（共8页）】 第四部分，写作（共两节，满分40分） 第一节（满分15分） 随着互联网深人日常生活，它在带来便利的同时也带来了隐患。假如你是李华，你校 英文报Online Life专栏正在以A Wise Netizen(网民)为主题征稿。请你写一篇短文投稿， 内容包括： (1)网络带来的隐患； (2)你的应对建议。 注意 1.写作词数应为80个左右； 2.请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。 A Wise Netizen 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。 Last Friday night was the biggest night of my life.In the district final against Apache High,we were 14 points behind in the last quarter.We fought back point by point until the score was tied.With only three seconds left,the ball came to me.I jumped and shot. The ball dropped through the net as the final whistle blew.We won by one point,our school's first championship.The crowd rushed onto the court,and my teammates piled on top of me.I was the hero of the winning shot. Yet as everyone celebrated,our coach,Mr.King,walked back to the locker room alone,lost in uneasy thoughts.He had noticed some trouble with the scoreboard during the game.Two days later,on Sunday morning,he suddenly asked the whole team to come back to the gym.He had never called us on a Sunday before.Still excited,we hurried there,guessing what was so urgent. When we were all seated,Mr.King spoke in a low voice.He stayed up all night, watching the game video and writing down every point.He explained that one shot earlier in the final period had rolled around the edge of the basket and missed.From a poor viewing angle,the record keeper had mistakenly counted it as a goal.Only after adding up the points we deserved did he find that we had actually lost by one point. By the rules,however,the score could never be changed once a game was over. Officially,we were still the champions.For a second,I felt relieved.The trophy() was ours by the rules,but not by the truth.I looked around and saw the worried look on every face.Should we keep the honor we had not earned,or give it back and lose everything we had fought so hard for? 注意： 1.续写词数应为150个左右； 2.请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。 For a long moment,no one in the gym said a word. The next morning,we walked into Apache's gym,where their players were practicing. 【高二英语第8页（共8页）】