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河南省南阳市六校2025-2026学年高二上学期第二次联考英语试题
一、听力选择题
1．Which place does the woman want to go
A．To a hotel. B．To a restaurant. C．To a supermarket.
2．How can the man be described
A．Honest. B．Generous. C．Patient.
3．What are the speakers doing
A．Watching the sunset.
B．Having a geography class.
C．Chatting about a natural sight.
4．Why do people plant trees in cities according to the woman
A．To clean the air.
B．To provide a place for rest.
C．To beautify the environment.
5．Where does the conversation probably take place
A．At home. B．On a beach. C．In an office.
听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。
6．What does the charity help build
A．Schools. B．Wells. C．Roads.
7．What is the relationship between the speakers
A．Fellow workers. B．Old schoolmates. C．Donor and collector.
听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。
8．What is the main topic of the conversation
A．Hiding a gift. B．Celebrating a birthday. C．Planning a surprise party.
9．Who are the speakers
A．Jamie’s parents. B．Jamie’s friends. C．Jamie’s teachers.
10．Why is the garage chosen
A．It’s close to the house. B．It’s out of Jamie’s sight. C．It’s Jamie’s favorite place.
听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。
11．What are the machines being used for
A．Clearing extra soil.
B．Pulling down buildings.
C．Helping to build foundations.
12．What do the speakers have in common
A．They are both hard-working.
B．They are both into machines.
C．They are both skilled at construction.
13．What does the woman suggest the man do at last
A．Be confident. B．Have imagination. C．Maintain curiosity.
听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。
14．How many dolls will the woman soon have
A．10. B．51. C．16.
15．What kind of dolls is the woman particularly interested in
A．The ones made with modern techniques.
B．The ones related to her childhood memories.
C．The ones designed with traditional cultural symbols.
16．What did the man like collecting
A．Stamps. B．Envelopes. C．Albums.
听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。
17．What happened to the dog
A．It was lost. B．It got its tail injured. C．It was scared by Ben.
18．What did Ben do after feeding the dog
A．He decided to keep it.
B．He built a doghouse in the park.
C．He made posters to look for its owner.
19．How did Ben feel about the dog leaving
A．Unhappy but relieved.
B．Surprised but delighted.
C．Angry but understanding.
20．What lesson did Ben learn
A．Kindness brings meaning to life.
B．Generosity creates beautiful connections.
C．Patience is important in caring for animals.
二、阅读理解
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Our event is taking us to natural, remote, and fragile landscapes. This is a privilege and we are fully supporting to preserve these landscapes as best as possible. Climate change is placing us, our planet, and future generations at risk. We need to reduce the impact of our activity on the climate. For these reasons, the Swiss Alps 100 is committed to achieving the aims: Leave no Trace, being Carbon Neutral, and Zero Waste.
What does it take to run the Swiss Alps 100 race
Prepare for an unforgettable adventure in the breathtaking Oberwallis region of southern Switzerland, where every distance in the Swiss Alps 100 offers a thrilling test of endurance, grit, and awe-inspiring beauty.
To fuel this incredible journey, fully stocked aid stations are at intervals of 7 to 10 kilometers, ensuring runners are supported at every stage of their race. Every 15 kilometers along the way, you’ll find a rest station.
This is more than just a race — it’s an experience of endurance and breathtaking landscapes. Sign up, push your limits, and immerse yourself in the magic of the Swiss Alps!
21．What prize will the first-place male runner of the 100K get
A．Stephen Parker’s book. B．A free entry to next year’s race.
C．A COROS PACE 3 GPS watch. D．A Fenix Limited HM65R-DT headlamp.
22．What are the environmental goals of the Swiss Alps 100
A．Reducing plastic use only.
B．Planting trees for every runner.
C．Using only renewable energy during the event.
D．Leave no Trace, Carbon Neutral, and Zero Waste.
23．How often are aid stations available along the course for runners
A．Every 5 kilometers. B．Every 15 kilometers.
C．Every 7 to 10 kilometers. D．Only at the start and finish lines.
For over five decades, the name Elaine Paige has been equal to the very best of British musical theatre. Paige’s journey to stardom is a theatrical legend. Before 1978, she was a working actress. That all changed when composer Andrew Webber and director Harold Prince were casting their new musical, Evita. Her performance was a surprise. She brought the controversial Argentine First Lady to life. Her powerful delivery of the anthem (颂歌) stopped the show every night and became an instant classic. The role earned her her first Society of London Theatre (Olivier) Award and brought her international fame. With a career defined by groundbreaking roles, a distinctive and infectious voice, and an unwavering devotion to her profession, she has earned the title “The First Lady of British Musical Theatre.”
Following Evita, Paige continued to define an era of musical theatre by different characters: Grizabella in Cats(1981), Florence in Chess(1986). For over 15 years, she hosted the hugely popular weekly radio show Elaine Paige on Sunday on BBC Radio 2, further improving her role as an ambassador for the art form. She has also released over 20 solo albums, enjoying a successful career.
Her contribution to the arts has been recognized with numerous honors. More than the awards and the titles, her legacy lies in the standard of excellence she set. She demonstrated that a leading lady could be powerful, vulnerable, complex, and attractive. She paved the way for a generation of British performers and introduced millions to the power of musical theatre through her iconic recordings and performances. With her infectious voice and distinguished career, she is not just a star; she is an institution. She remains a beloved and respected figure, whose name will forever be etched in the heart of musical theatre history.
24．Elaine Paige’s role in Evita was particularly significant because it ________.
A．was her first cooperation with Tim Rice B．made her a well-known international star
C．earned her a number-one single in the UK D．was a classic role in a revival of a musical
25．How is the second paragraph mainly developed
A．By using contrast. B．By quoting her words.
C．By listing specific examples. D．By describing her experiences.
26．What does the underlined sentence mean in paragraph 3
A．She has an infectious voice.
B．She has gained numerous honors.
C．She has set the standard for British musical performers.
D．She has become a long-lasting, respected symbol in musical theatre.
27．What is the main purpose of the passage
A．To analyze the character of Eva Perón in Evita.
B．To introduce and celebrate the career of Elaine Paige.
C．To criticize the development of British musical theatre.
D．To explain the history of the Society of London Theatre Awards.
Greece announced a ? 1.6 billion plan to fight its falling population on 18th September, 2025. Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis said the plan will begin in 2026 and is the country’s “boldest tax reform in more than 50 years.”
The new measures include a 2% tax cut for all tax groups and no tax at all for low-income families with four children. Families will also receive higher payments for having children. A “baby bonus,” first offered in 2020, has increased to ?1,700 for a first child and to ?3,500 for a fourth child, plus up to ?140 per child each month.
The government will also remove real estate taxes in remote areas to encourage young people to move to the countryside, where houses are more affordable than in cities.
Greece’s fertility rate (生育率) is only 1.4 children per woman, which is less than the replacement rate of 2.1. Experts say at that rate the population, now 10.2 million, could fall below 8 million by 2050. By then, 36% of Greeks may be over 65. The finance minister said fertility rates dropped sharply after the economic crisis 15 years ago. More than 500,000 Greeks left the country in search of work after that crisis. Besides, although the government is offering incentives (激励), many young Greeks say high living costs and low wages make it hard to start families. This year, Greece’s education ministry even closed over 700 schools because there were not enough students.
Officials call the population problem a “national threat”, but it remains to be seen if the new plan will change the country’s future.
28．What is the main purpose of Greece’s ?1.6 billion plan
A．To provide a baby bonus. B．To tackle the economic crisis.
C．To address the population decline. D．To improve the national education system.
29．Which of the following is a measure in the new plan for families
A．A 2% tax rise for all tax groups.
B．A “baby bonus” of ?3,500 for a fourth child.
C．No tax for low-income families with two children.
D．?140 per month for all families regardless of children.
30．Which is NOT the reason for Greece’s population problem
A．The economic crisis in 2008.
B．High living costs and low wages.
C．A fertility rate below the replacement level.
D．Many young people leaving the country after the economic crisis.
31．What can we infer from the passage
A．The “baby bonus” was first introduced in 2025.
B．The new plan has already solved Greece’s population problem.
C．The education ministry of Greece will open more schools next year.
D．Housing in Greek cities is more expensive than that in the countryside.
Even young children know that chocolate is a treat. But the “dark” variety, which has more cocoa, is labeled as healthier and even as a health-booster. Dark chocolate, it is suggested, can alleviate all manner of problems, from high blood pressure to depression, while improving mental health. Many studies indicate this may be true. Sadly, the latest research denies the idea.
Dark chocolate’s benefits are from compounds called flavanols (黄烷醇), which are particularly abundant in cocoa. Researchers have looked at the health effects of foods containing flavanols such as cocoa products, coffee, tea, berries, grapes and apples. Some trials have found beneficial effects, for example on blood pressure.
A big randomised trial called COSMOS warns the public against these shortcomings. To get enough flavanols, you would need to eat between 50g and 280g of dark chocolate, depending on its flavanol concentration. That is to say, you will have lots of sugar and fat, which are added abundantly by manufacturers to counter the bitterness of cocoa.
If you decide to treat yourself to some chocolate every now and then, don’t sweat about finding the darkest variety. Some very dark chocolates contain few flavanols, whereas some milk varieties have lots. The healthiest flavanol-boosting strategy is to eat more fruits, vegetables, nuts and to put the kettle on. Two apples, a portion of nuts and a large serving of strawberries provide roughly 500mg of flavanols. So do two to three cups of green tea.
Sadly for chocoholics, the health claims for dark chocolate come from wishful thinking and sly marketing, not the findings of science.
32．What does “alleviate” mean in paragraph 1
A．Ease. B．Detect. C．Diagnose. D．Examine.
33．Why does COSMOS warn against getting flavanols from dark chocolate
A．Because most dark chocolates are too bitter to eat.
B．Because you may consume too much sugar and fat.
C．Because flavanols in chocolate are destroyed during processing.
D．Because dark chocolate has fewer flavanols than milk chocolate.
34．What is the author’s suggestion for people who want to get flavanols
A．Drink two to three cups of coffee every day.
B．Eat as much dark chocolate as possible every day.
C．Choose cocoa powder or ground cacao beans only.
D．Consume more fruits, vegetables, nuts and green tea.
35．What is a suitable title for the text
A．How to Get Flavanols from Daily Foods
B．Dark Chocolate: A Must-Eat Healthy Snack
C．Dark Chocolate: The Secret to a Healthy Heart
D．Is Dark Chocolate Really Good for Your Health
Hiking is a fantastic way to improve your fitness and enjoy the beauty of nature. It requires proper preparation, basic skills, and the right mindset to have a safe and pleasant experience. 36 .
Invest in equipment
You don’t need the most advanced gear to start hiking. 37 . For more consideration, you can look for boots with good ankle support and a waterproof function. And make sure they are comfortable and well-fitted before you head out.
Practice skills
38 , we recommend mastering a few basic techniques. First, learn to maintain a steady pace that you can keep for hours. Next, practice reading a simple map and using a compass. Finally, understand how to go uphill and downhill efficiently to save energy. If you feel unsure, there are plenty of online videos to guide you through these skills.
Get extra guides
The best way to navigate is often to observe your surroundings closely because natural landmarks can guide you. You might be surprised by how much you can infer from the sun, streams, or rock formations. 39 , detailed maps or reliable GPS apps can be invaluable and useful. Consulting experienced hikers can also significantly enhance your knowledge and safety.
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Local nature trails can be wonderful places — especially in the cool mornings or late afternoons in summer — to start your hiking journey. Frequent these familiar paths to build your confidence. But if you wish to see more diverse landscapes, you should explore different types of routes as often as you can.
A．Seek out various trails
B．You find yourself on the trail
C．These tips will get you started
D．Choose appropriate times of day
E．Once you are on the path, surrounded by nature
F．If you want to ensure greater accuracy and safety
G．Instead, you can begin with a pair of hiking boots
三、完形填空
Maria, a math teacher in her thirties, has two main 41 in life: teaching and painting. On May 10, she 42 these two interests by organizing a charity art exhibition at the local community center to raise money for underprivileged students.
The event started at 9 a.m. Maria had been preparing for months. At first, she felt 43 organizing such a big event alone. However, her colleagues, students, and neighbors soon stepped in to 44 her, which helped her keep her 45 high throughout the day. By 6 p.m., the exhibition had attracted over 300 visitors, 46 a total of $5,000 in donations.
When Maria was 47 , she never imagined she could become a teacher. She struggled with math in her early years. But in college, she 48 a tutoring program and discovered her love for teaching. Since then, she has helped hundreds of students improve their grades and confidence.
As a(n) 49 with over a decade of experience, Maria sees her 50 role not just as explaining formulas, but as inspiring creativity and logical thinking. That’s why she 51 herself to learn new teaching methods every year. Her dedication has been 52 ; many of her students have won awards in math competitions.
What once seemed 53 for her — becoming a good teacher has now become a reality. Maria often says, “Teaching, to me, isn’t just a job. It’s about 54 — seeing my students grow and succeed.” She always encourages them to face challenges bravely and keep 55 even when things get tough.
41．A．passions B．tasks C．problems D．secrets
42．A．separated B．compared C．combined D．ignored
43．A．excited B．overwhelmed C．relaxed D．amused
44．A．replace B．assist C．judge D．warn
45．A．spirits B．scores C．costs D．standards
46．A．spending B．wasting C．raising D．counting
47．A．older B．younger C．stronger D．busier
48．A．avoided B．criticized C．postponed D．joined
49．A．artist B．engineer C．educator D．doctor
50．A．main B．temporary C．official D．simple
51．A．excuses B．pushes C．comforts D．blames
52．A．fruitless B．secret C．easy D．rewarding
53．A．natural B．impossible C．boring D．dangerous
54．A．growth B．luck C．fame D．wealth
55．A．sleeping B．talking C．trying D．complaining
四、语法填空
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。
56 is beyond dispute among literary scholars is that James Joyce transformed the landscape of twentieth-century fiction. His revolutionary techniques presented readers with 57 unprecedented challenge.
Joyce’s early collection Dubliners already showed his remarkable ability 58 (capture) what he called “epiphanies”. Its 59 (fifteen) story explores urban loneliness, and its final story, “The Dead,” stands as a masterpiece of the form, including pages 60 (describe) the characters’ emotional awakening.
His approach to the stream of 61 (conscious) is so revolutionary. In Ulysses, he developed an extraordinary range of narrative (叙述) styles, each chapter 62 (skillful) employing a different technique. Over the past century, this novel 63 (continue) to inspire writers worldwide.
Critical assessment of his legacy remains divided. Some praise his innovations, but others question 64 his linguistic (语言的) complexity serves any meaningful purpose. Nevertheless, his influence on writers has been profound, establishing him 65 the most significant literary figure of modernism.
五、书信写作
66．假定你是李华，你们学校上周末举办了名为“职业体验日”的活动，请你给学校英语报写一篇文章报道这次活动，内容包括：
1.活动的目的和内容；
2.活动的影响及你的看法。
注意：
1.写作词数应为80个左右；
2.可以适当增加细节，以使行文连贯；
A Meaningful Career Day
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六、书面表达
67．阅读下面的材料，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 Annual “Regret Burning” ceremony held in the school garden was a cherished and old tradition. On the eve of graduation, seniors would gather to write down their deepest regrets onto pieces of paper and cast them into a symbolic flame, each hoping to feel unburdened and ready to begin a new life. Among them stood Sarah, silent and still, grasping a wrinkled note that felt like a lead weight in her damp palm. While those around her released embarrassments or tales of unrequited (没有回报的) affection, her own paper held an admission of betrayal — one that had cost her a precious friendship.
Her mind raced back to the regional art competition during their sophomore year. She and Chloe, her closest friend, had both got down to drawing pieces they had poured their hearts into. Late the night before submissions were due, overwhelmed by an increasing insecurity about her own work, Sarah slipped into the silent art room. With a trembling hand and a heart pounding in guilt, she deliberately dirtied Chloe’s carefully painted portrait. The following day, Chloe’s piece was disqualified for being “damaged and untidy.” Broken-hearted, Chloe never learned the truth, yet something in her changed. She slowly withdrew from their friendship, and the bright, trusting light in her eyes forever dimmed. All through the following years, Sarah could only watch helplessly as their bond faded, poisoned by her own envy, weakness and selfishness.
Now, standing just a few feet away, Sarah watched as Chloe released her own regret into the fire with a quiet sigh. The sight made Sarah hold her note tightly, wrinkling it further. The flames leaped and danced before her, their lively flickering (跳动) seem to laugh at her frozen hesitation. Deep down, she knew that casting this secret into the fire wouldn’t truly burn it away; it would only scatter ash over a wound that had never healed.
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。
Paragraph 1：
Just as the flames were about to consume the last note, Sarah suddenly stepped out of the crowd. __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Paragraph 2：
As the truth settled, Sarah felt a hand gently take hers. ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
1．B
【原文】M: How may I help you, madam
W: Could you recommend somewhere to enjoy the local food near the hotel
M: Sure. You go down this road and take the right turn. There’s a popular Chinese restaurant directly ahead, just next to the mall. Enjoy your lunch.
2．A
【原文】M: Look there! It’s a mobile phone. Someone must have lost it.
W: What should we do with it Some people would want to keep it for themselves.
M: We must try to find out who owns it. It’s the right thing to do.
3．C
【原文】W: The moon has turned orange. Why does it look like that
M: I’ve learned about it in geography class. It’s because the light passes through more of the earth’s atmosphere, especially when it’s low in the sky. So it changes color, like a sunset.
4．A
【原文】M: I didn’t expect to see so many trees in a city.
W: Trees are planted in cities to take in harmful gases and give out oxygen. They are really important.
M: Sure. Trees also make cities more beautiful, and people can have a rest under the shade.
5．B
【原文】M: Don’t you feel bored lying here and doing nothing
W: Not at all. I get up early to catch buses all year and spend every day in the office. I deserve to relax and get some sun. Plus, I enjoy listening to the sea.
6．B 7．C
【原文】M: Thank you. You’re very kind.
W: I want to know where my money goes.
M: Our charity helps those villages where there’s no clean water.
W: I’m glad to help. Water is life.
M: Absolutely. It’s hard to imagine not having enough water to drink or cook with. But the people in some countries have to live like that.
W: We shouldn’t take it for granted.
M: Every well can change hundreds of lives. Children can go to school instead of spending time walking miles to find water.
W: There is a very wise saying: you never know the value of water until the well runs dry.
M: Indeed.
8．A 9．A 10．B
【原文】W: We need to hide the bike before Jamie comes home. His birthday is still two days away, and I don’t want him to find it early.
M: He’s going to be over the moon when he sees it. He’s been talking about getting a bike for months.
W: Where do you think we should hide it The storeroom seems too obvious.
M: Yes, he’s always going in there. What about the balcony
W: He goes there sometimes too. What about the garage
M: Yes, he never goes there. And I’ll lock the door just to be safe.
W: Good idea. I can’t wait to see his face when he gets it. He deserves it, don’t you think He’s been so well-behaved this year, and his grades at school have been amazing.
M: Absolutely. His teacher even said he’s the best in the class, always finishing his work early. I’m so proud of him.
11．C 12．B 13．C
【原文】M: Wow, those diggers are huge! The way they dig up the soil and move it around is so cool.
W: They’re impressive, aren’t they These machines are helping us stick the foundations for a new office building.
M: I’d love to drive one when I grow up. I bet it’s fun.
W: It can be. It’s hard work too. I was attracted to big machines when I was a little girl, so it’s worth it.
M: Really Have you always wanted to work in construction It seems unusual for a lady.
W: Yes. I started as a trainee, learning how to operate different machines. After a lot of training, I became an expert.
M: Well, I love building things with my toy diggers and trucks.
W: You get to see things grow from the ground up. One day you could be out here helping to build something huge like this.
M: I hope so. I’d love to work with all this equipment.
W: If you stay curious and keep learning, you can do anything.
14．B 15．C 16．A
【原文】W: Do you want to look at my dolls I love collecting them. I have fifty now, and I’m getting another one tomorrow. I have all different kinds. Some of them are old and others are modern, but each one is unique.
M: It’s a nice collection.
W: Sure. Especially these. Look, this one from China is wearing a traditional Chinese dress. The dress is often made of silk with detailed patterns. The colors are rich, usually in red, gold or purple, which symbolize good fortune. What a beautiful piece of art! This is a good way to know about the traditions, customs and beliefs of a country.
M: Wonderful. I used to collect things too when I was your age.
W: Tell me about it.
M: When I used to go to the post office, I was always interested in the small, colorful items on the envelopes. So I started to collect them from all over the world, and I learned a lot about different countries. Some featured beautiful landscapes, historical figures or cultural symbols.
W: That’s cool. Do you still have your collection
M: Yes, it’s in a special album. I haven’t added to it in years, but it’s still a great memory from my childhood.
W: You’re right. I want to keep my collection forever too.
17．A 18．C 19．A 20．A
【原文】One sunny afternoon, Ben saw a dog when he was walking near his home. It held its tail between its legs, which Ben thought was a sign that it was scared. He gently bent down and said, “It’s okay. I won’t hurt you.” Surprisingly, the dog waved its tail just a little. It looked dirty, like it had been outside for days. He thought for a moment and then decided to take it home. After giving the dog a bath and a meal, Ben took a photo of the dog and made some posters with the words “Lost dog” and his phone number on them. But days passed and no one called. Ben began to grow attached to the dog, which followed him everywhere and waved its tail every time it saw him. One evening, as Ben and the dog played in the park, a lady rushed over, calling, “Max! Max!” The dog ran to her, jumping with joy. Ben couldn’t bear to let it go, but he said softly to the dog, “You’re home now.” The lady thanked Ben for his kindness. It’s a lesson for Ben. He learned that sometimes helping others means letting go, but the good you do will always be remembered.
21．C 22．D 23．C
24．B 25．C 26．D 27．B
28．C 29．B 30．A 31．D
32．A 33．B 34．D 35．D
36．C 37．G 38．E 39．F 40．A
41．A 42．C 43．B 44．B 45．A 46．C 47．B 48．D 49．C 50．A 51．B 52．D 53．B 54．A 55．C
56．What 57．an 58．to capture 59．fifteenth 60．describing 61．consciousness 62．skillfully 63．has continued 64．whether 65．as
66． A Meaningful Career Day
Last weekend, our school held a Career Day, aiming to help students explore career paths and raise their awareness of career planning.
Professionals from diverse fields gave lectures sharing their work experiences. Students joined hands-on activities that allowed them to try jobs like doctors, teachers and engineers. What made the day unforgettable was the one-on-one talks with the experts, which deepened our understanding of different careers.
This activity has inspired us to think more about our future goals. In my view, it was a rewarding event, offering us a valuable chance to connect classroom knowledge with real-world work.
67．One possible version:
Just as the flames were about to consume the last note, Sarah suddenly stepped out of the crowd. A surge of long-suppressed guilt pushed her forward. “I need to say something.” she announced. Her voice was barely a whisper at first, then grew stronger. She unfolded the wrinkled note, not to burn it, but to read it aloud. “Two years ago, I ruined Chloe’s art competition entry,” she declared, forcing herself to meet Chloe’s shocked eyes. “It was me. My envy destroyed our friendship.” The crackling fire seemed to be the only sound in the silence, its light shining on the faces of their listening peers.
As the truth settled, Sarah felt a hand gently take hers. It was Chloe, whose expression was a complex mix of hurt, understanding, and relief. “A part of me always wondered,” Chloe said softly, with her voice thick with emotion. “Thank you for not letting our friendship end with a lie.” She didn’t offer empty forgiveness, but the simple act of reaching out. Watching their clasped hands, Sarah understood that some fires couldn’t erase the past, but honesty could pave a path to a future where healing was possible. The ceremony ended not with the dying ashes of burnt regrets, but with the kindling of a fragile, hard-earned hope.

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