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2025-2026学年高二下学期7月期末英语试题
一、听力选择题
1. What will the man probably do
A．Take a taxi home.
B．Hurry home on foot.
C．Wait for the subway.
2. Where did the man pass through on his way home yesterday
A．A farm field.
B．A forest path.
C．A quiet street.
3. Why does the man come to the woman
A．To return a book.
B．To report a mistake.
C．To apply for a new card.
4. What are the speakers mainly talking about
A．Film ticket prices.
B．Famous movie stars.
C．A popular film.
5. What is the probable relationship between the speakers
A．Teacher and student.
B．Librarian and reader.
C．Classmates.
听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。
6. What does the woman think of her trip
A．Boring.
B．Tiring.
C．Exciting.
7. Where will the woman go first tomorrow
A．A clothes shop.
B．A post office.
C．A bank.
听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。
8. What is the woman mainly worried about
A．Difficult papers.
B．Lack of study time.
C．Being too old to study.
9. What does the man hope for the woman
A．She will graduate smoothly.
B．She will change her major.
C．She will make more friends.
听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。
10. What did the man find
A．A train ticket.
B．A coffee cup.
C．A bank card.
11. What was the woman busy doing that morning
A．Attending meetings.
B．Going on a trip.
C．Doing some shopping.
12. What is the man going to do next
A．Catch his flight.
B．Take another train.
C．Have a cup of coffee.
听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。
13. How long has it been since the speakers last met
A．About four years.
B．Nearly five years.
C．Over six years.
14. Why did Layla leave school
A．She wanted to work early.
B．She chose to study abroad.
C．She needed medical treatment.
15. What does Layla say about online study
A．It requires strict self-discipline.
B．It has some advantages.
C．It makes her grades worse.
16. What does Layla ask the man to do
A．Visit her in Grimsby soon.
B．Share his study experience.
C．Send her the meet-up information.
听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。
17. Who gives this speech
A．A guide.
B．A radio host.
C．A volunteer.
18. What is the money raised for
A．Poor blind children.
B．Local middle schools.
C．Environmental protection.
19. Which of the following will be offered for volunteers
A．Digging tools.
B．Water bottles.
C．Thick gloves.
20. What do we know about the activity
A．It lasts five hours a day.
B．Experts will offer guidance.
C．It needs rich work experience.
二、阅读理解
A
Summer 2026 will greet readers with a fantastic lineup of literary works. Filled with breathtaking adventures and eye-opening plots, these upcoming releases feature diverse magical worlds and creative concepts.
The Last Contract of Isako by Fonda Lee stands out with its unique magic system based on binding contracts. The main character Isako makes a living by enforcing risky magical agreements. Her final task pulls her into a complicated mess of power struggles, betrayal (背叛) and buried secrets. She is forced to rethink her understanding of loyalty and control. The fast-paced fantasy story deeply explores the hidden cost of keeping one’s word and the significance of brave choices.
The Midnight Train by Matt Haig presents a warm yet meaningful time-travel story. A mysterious train gives people a chance to return to their past and relive unforgettable moments. The main character Wilbur revisits his sweet memories with his lover and begins to question every decision he has made. This book reveals that rewriting the past never comes without a price, reminding readers to appreciate their present lives instead of holding onto regrets.
The Franchise by Thomas Elrod offers an innovative change on traditional fantasy. It centers on a popular fantasy movie series full of dragons and magic, where all characters are unaware that their lives are merely written plots. When one actor doubts his so-called “real” world, he uncovers shocking truths and faces difficult situations. The creative story encourages readers to think deeply about the boundary between fantasy and reality.
Daggerbound by T. Kingfisher brings an intense and exciting adventure. In a dark and dangerous world, a duty-driven heroine takes on a risky and complicated mission. Facing threatening dark forces and unreliable alliances (联盟), she relies on her wisdom and courage to survive. The adventure highlights the power of resolve, trust and kindness in tough situations.
21. What does Wilbur do on the midnight train
A．He abandons all his former plans.
B．He changes others’ life choices.
C．He relives his sweet memories.
D．He escapes from real life troubles.
22. What does the heroine in Daggerbound show us
A．The chance to travel back.
B．The strength of inner virtues.
C．The way to avoid problems.
D．The cost of keeping one’s word.
23. What is the common feature of the four works
A．They are all real-life stories.
B．They focus only on alliances.
C．They are set in peaceful worlds.
D．They contain fictional elements.
B
For most people, Charlie Chaplin is a legend: a man with a bowler hat, a toothbrush mustache (胡须) and a walking stick, tripping through life with heartbreaking grace. But for British-Irish actress and director Carmen Chaplin, he was first a grandfather, and later a heritage she had to learn to stand beside.
Carmen Chaplin was born in 1972. She entered the film industry as an actress in the early 1990s, but after performing in a dozen films and TV series, she felt unsatisfied. In her 30s, she started writing stories and wanted to direct. For years, the weight of her family name felt like a shadow rather than an inspiration. “I was very intimidated for a long time even to think of directing,” she said. “How can I compare with him ” But as she grew older, something changed. “You feel like you have less time to waste. Whatever you really want to do, you have to go for it.”
That freedom led her to direct a documentary, Charlie Chaplin: Spirit of the Tramp (2024). The film explores the connection between her father, Michael Chaplin, and her grandfather, Charlie Chaplin, through their shared love of Romani heritage and music. For her father, growing up as the son of one of the world’s most celebrated filmmakers was not easy. “People would always say, ‘How lucky you are,’” Carmen said. “It was very difficult for him to just be himself.”
Carmen didn’t know her grandfather well; he died when she was very young. Today, she admires his films as works of art. Her favorite is City Lights, which moves her to tears. She believes the mixture of sadness and laughter in his work makes it timeless.
Carmen’s love for film reaches across continents. She is a great fan of Chinese cinema, especially Wong Kar-wai’s In the Mood for Love and Chen Kaige’s Farewell My Concubine. She also admires Jackie Chan, saying, “He is a bit like Charlie — his physicality is like a ballet dancer.” For Carmen, cultural differences are not barriers but sources of comedy and connection. “At the root, we are all very similar,” she said. “But I love the cultural differences.”
24. What does the underlined word “intimidated” in paragraph 2 probably mean
A．Discouraged. B．Calm. C．Proud. D．Curious.
25. What troubled Carmen’s father
A．Being ignored by film fans.
B．Living under his father’s fame.
C．Losing love of Romani music.
D．Failing to make documentaries.
26. Which words best describe Carmen Chaplin
A．Careless and impractical.
B．Shy and unwilling to change.
C．Optimistic and generous.
D．Determined and culturally open.
27. What is the text mainly about
A．Popularity of modern Chinese films.
B．Charlie Chaplin’s timeless film works.
C．Carmen’s film career and family bond.
D．Development of British classic movies.
C
San Francisco Bay is busy with ferries, cargo ships, and tankers. It is also becoming a dangerous place for whales. To reduce accidents, scientists have developed distinct tech-based means to guard whales from varied ocean threats. One key measure is an AI-powered detection network called WhaleSpotter. The system scans the bay day and night for whale blows and heat signatures up to two nautical miles away. When a whale is detected, mariners receive alerts by radio and can slow down or change course.
The need for such technology is urgent. Last year, 21 dead gray whales were found in the Bay Area — the highest number in 25 years. At least 40% were killed by ship strikes. Scientists say the true number is likely higher because many bodies sink or are swept out to sea.
Gray whales traditionally migrate (迁徙) 12,000 miles between Mexico and the Arctic. But instead of simply passing offshore, more whales are now entering San Francisco Bay and staying for days or even weeks. Scientists link this shift to climate change. Warming temperatures and changes in Arctic sea ice have destroyed the food web, leaving many whales weak from hunger. Now, many whales gather in a busy shipping corridor near Angel Island and Alcatraz, directly sharing the same sea route as ships.
WhaleSpotter has already been used in other countries, but San Francisco’s network is the first to integrate land-based and ship-mounted detections with official mariner alerts. Thermal cameras work at night and in fog, offering constant monitoring. Researchers hope to add more cameras on the Golden Gate Bridge and Alcatraz to expand coverage.
Gray whales are not the only whales at risk. Warming oceans push humpback whales closer to shore, where crab (螃蟹) fisheries operate. Whales can become caught in vertical lines, leading to starvation or drowning. California has now approved ropeless pop-up crab pots, which store ropes on the seafloor until fishermen set off a sound release. This technology allows crabbing to continue while greatly reducing risks to whales. As climate change reshapes ocean conditions, scientists say adaptive, science-driven solutions will be essential.
28. How do sailors respond to the whale warnings
A．They carry out research on sea animals.
B．They give up work and sail away at once.
C．They reduce speed or adjust sailing paths.
D．They shut down the cameras immediately.
29. What does the author explain in paragraph 3
A．Why more whales enter the bay.
B．Why Arctic food webs break down.
C．How climate change affects sea routes.
D．How gray whales look for new habitats.
30. What can be learned about San Francisco’s WhaleSpotter network
A．It doesn’t work at night.
B．It is fixed only on large ships.
C．It combines two kinds of detections.
D．It has been used worldwide for years.
31. What is the best title for the text
A．Climate Changes Reshape Oceans
B．New Ways to Protect Whales in the Bay
C．Whales Migrate Across the Sea
D．Advanced AI for Shipping Management
D
Most people believe they are self-aware, but research shows only about 12% truly are. Even more surprising is the fact that those who think they are the most self-aware often turn out to be the least. Self-awareness is not simply thinking about yourself. Psychologists distinguish it from two unhealthy forms of self-focus: rumination — replaying failures or anxieties — and self-centered concern over self-image. Neither improves your habits or happiness. True self-awareness means observing your own actions, feelings, and thoughts without judgment. People high in this quality tend to be happier, better able to recover from difficulties, and have higher self-esteem.
Self-awareness makes it easier for people to develop new habits. First, it helps you catch triggers (触发点) before they control you. About two thirds of daily behaviors happen on autopilot, such as mindless snacking or reaching for your phone. By monitoring yourself, you bring those automatic patterns into conscious view. You cannot change what you cannot see. Second, self-awareness motivates you. When you clearly see the gap between where you are and where you want to be, you feel more driven to close it. This works best when your motivation comes from within — doing something because it matches your own values, not because someone told you to. Finally, self-awareness actually rewires your brain’s reward system. Behaviors that match your deeper values start to feel better, so you repeat them more effortlessly.
How can you become more self-aware Measure the behaviors you care about. Simply track what you eat or how you sleep often brings surprising insights. Practice self-compassion (自我体谅) when you fall short. Kindness lowers the fear of looking honestly at yourself, making hard truths easier to learn from. Ask “what” questions instead of “why” questions. For example, instead of asking “Why am I so stressed ”, try “What situations make me feel stressed ” “What” keeps you curious and forward-facing. Also, seek honest feedback from a trusted friend or coach. Others can see your blind spots that you cannot. Even a few minutes of meditation — quietly noticing your thoughts without trying to change them — trains your inward attention.
In a world that rewards busyness and performance, turning inward can feel unnecessary or even risky. However, I believe turning inward is both valuable and essential. Far from being a waste of time, it is the fastest route to your best life.
32. What can we learn about true self-awareness
A．It means judging one’s own thoughts.
B．It differs from two unhealthy self-focus.
C．It makes people rely on others’ judgment.
D．It equals constant thinking about oneself.
33. What is paragraph 2 mainly about
A．Ways to form lifelong good habits.
B．Why inner motivation is hard to develop.
C．Why self-awareness shapes new habits.
D．How automatic behaviors control daily life.
34. What should people do to become more self-aware according to the text
A．Practice forward-thinking questions.
B．Avoid feedback from trusted friends.
C．Guess the sources of stress casually.
D．Blame themselves for imperfect performance.
35. What is the author’s attitude toward turning inward
A．Doubtful. B．Uninterested. C．Unclear. D．Favorable.
七选五
Starting as an international freshman at a U. S. college can feel challenging. 36 . Here are four key tips to help you succeed in your first year.
Book your flight as soon as you receive the orientation (迎新培训会) dates from your college. Many schools offer early orientation sessions just for international students. These sessions help you get settled on campus. 37 . This way, you can find classrooms, the health center, and computer labs before classes start.
Connect with other students before you leave home. It may feel awkward to post about yourself on social media, but keep in mind that everyone else is just as nervous. 38 . Making a few online friends early on will help ease the loneliness you might feel when you first arrive on campus.
39 . From sporting events to student clubs, getting involved helps you make friends, build skills, and boost your resume. Be open to new people and experiences, especially at the beginning. Meeting many people during your first year can lay the foundation for your closest friendships, making your college life more active and rewarding.
Seek help from the international student office for any questions you have. Do not rely on other students for visa or employment issues. The office staff offer cultural support, banking help, and academic connections. 40 . Upperclassmen and local families can be connected through this office as well.
These simple steps can really help you settle into your new life more easily. Keep them in mind, and you will be ready to start your college journey with confidence.
A．Join clubs and attend social events on campus
B．But with good preparation, you can ease the transition
C．You can start by finding online groups for new students
D．You will also take a light tour of the area inside the college
E．Colleges usually offer free housing for international freshmen
F．However, most students prefer to explore the city rather than attend orientation
G．They can also recommend coffee shops that serve food similar to your home country
三、完形填空
Having a child who is different can be challenging for parents. Dominique Jole, a mother from Illinois, often 41 that other children would not accept her autistic (自闭症的) son, who loved football but 42 got invited to play. She feared he would be left watching 43 forever.
One sunny afternoon, however, everything 44 . A group of neighborhood kids were playing football in a backyard when they 45 the boy watching them with longing eyes. Instead of ignoring him, they invited him to 46 . Not only did they let him play, but they also handed him the ball and 47 him to lead the team.
Dominique 48 the heartwarming moment and shared it on the Internet. In the one-minute video, the boy runs with the ball while his new 49 run alongside him, some falling playfully at his sides while others guard him protectively. When he finally scores, everyone 50 and cheers loudly. The pure joy on his face touched millions of hearts after the 51 spread widely online.
Viewers were deeply 52 by the children’s natural kindness. “These kids didn’t 53 an adult to tell them what to do,” one commenter wrote. “Their kindness came straight from their hearts.” Many thanked the parents for raising such 54 children.
For Dominique, seeing her son laugh and play freely with friends was a dream come true. The video reminded everyone that sometimes the smallest acts of 55 can create the most beautiful memories.
41. A．hoped B．announced C．promised D．worried
42. A．rarely B．frequently C．possibly D．casually
43. A．at the crossroads B．out of breath C．on the sidelines D．on the way
44. A．failed B．ended C．continued D．changed
45. A．noticed B．avoided C．followed D．questioned
46. A．leave B．join C．hide D．dance
47. A．forced B．warned C．encouraged D．ordered
48. A．missed B．recorded C．deleted D．imagined
49. A．teammates B．relatives C．guests D．classmates
50. A．cries B．claps C．sighs D．argues
51. A．message B．picture C．letter D．video
52. A．confused B．moved C．disappointed D．disturbed
53. A．allow B．cause C．need D．expect
54. A．intelligent B．independent C．generous D．sympathetic
55. A．competition B．forgiveness C．inclusion D．honesty
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。
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。
A green circular train running through Wuhan has become a huge online hit since mid-March. Priced 56 merely 6 yuan, this special route covers the city’s most iconic landmarks, 57 (offer) passengers a wonderful tour of Wuhan’s scenery and rich history. Popular beyond expectation, the train has been expanded from 7 to 16 carriages (车厢), and 58 (carry) over 260,000 passengers so far.
Split by the Yangtze River and the Hanjiang River, Wuhan consists of three distinctive 59 (district). Wuchang is the cultural and 60 (education) center, Hankou serves as a traditional commercial heart, and Hanyang is the birthplace of China’s modern industry. As it crosses the Wuhan Yangtze River Bridge, China’s first road-and-rail Yangtze crossing 61 (build) in 1957, the train offers passengers breathtaking river views.
The route also passes by 62 age-old Yellow Crane Tower, honored by ancient poets, and historic sites associated with the 1911 Revolution in Hanyang and Wuchang. While showcasing the city’s 63 (extreme) splendid past, the train rolls past Optics Valley, Wuhan’s prosperous high-tech bining ancient charm, industrial heritage and modern 64 (vital), this classic train is regarded as a “time tunnel”, 65 connects the city’s past, present and future and brings unique nostalgic (怀旧的) feelings to every passenger.
五、书信写作
66. 假定你是李华，交换生好友Maria在你生病请假期间，主动帮你补习落下的功课、整理课堂笔记。请给她写一封邮件，内容包括：
1．简述她对你的帮助；
2．邀约周末一起活动表示答谢。
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。
Dear Maria,
____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Yours,
Li Hua
六、读后续写
67. 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。
I love my husband, and I love dancing. But for over forty years, since our wedding, we had learned that the two did not go well together. We seemed to have a wealth of left feet.
We tried dancing at family parties many times, yet we always stepped on each other’s toes. We would quickly give up and stand aside, feeling embarrassed. Gradually, dancing became something we never dared to try again.
Deep down, I still hoped we could dance freely side by side one day and enjoy sweet moments together. I kept this small wish in my heart for many long years.
Then our son announced his wedding. I knew something had to be done. I could not let us mess up the official parents’ dance. So I did the easiest thing — I signed us up for dance lessons.
“It’s impossible to count the beats, do the steps, and feel the music at the same time,” my husband complained.
“That’s multitasking,” I told him. “Women are used to it.”
“I’m a focused guy,” he said. “I do one thing at a time.”
“Good,” I said. “Do one thing — dance.”
He agreed, though hesitantly. The wedding was only months away.
Our instructor taught us the basic steps but warned that without practice, we would forget everything. She was right. When we got home that first night, we were already struggling.
Where to practice Our house had no dance floor. The study was too small, the living room too crowded. So we chose the kitchen. We moved the table and chairs aside. It wasn’t perfect, but it would do.
It was difficult at first. He led; I made extra movements. But with my nervousness and his unwillingness, our ways often did not match. I would try to lead when I thought he lacked confidence, which annoyed us both.
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。
With practice, however, things began to change.
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Our son’s wedding came before we knew it.
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参考答案
一、听力
二、阅读理解
21.C 22.B 23.D 24.A 25.B 26.D 27.C 28.C 29.A 30.C 31.B 32.B 33.C 34.A 35.D
七选五
36.B 37.D 38.C 39.A 40.G
三、完形填空
41.D 42.A 43.C 44.D 45.A 46.B 47.C 48.B 49.A 50.B 51.D 52.B 53.C 54.D 55.C
四、语法填空
56.at 57.offering 58.has carried 59.districts 60.educational
61.built 62.the 63.extremely 64.vitality 65.which
书信范文
Dear Maria,
I’m writing to express my sincere gratitude to you. When I fell ill and missed several days’ classes, you kindly helped me catch up with all the lessons and neatly sorted out complete class notes for me. Without your help, I would have fallen far behind others.
To repay your kindness, I sincerely invite you to watch a wonderful art exhibition with me this weekend. We can also have dinner together afterward. I’m looking forward to your reply.
Yours,
Li Hua
读后续写范文
With practice, however, things began to change. Gradually my husband got familiar with dance rhythms. We kept practicing every evening in the kitchen after dinner. He slowly learned to follow the music naturally instead of focusing only on single steps. I calmed down and trusted his leading. We laughed a lot when we made small mistakes and encouraged each other constantly. Day by day, our steps matched perfectly, and dancing turned into a warm enjoyable activity for us both.
Our son’s wedding came before we knew it. When the music for parents’ dance started, we walked onto the stage hand in hand. We danced smoothly and gracefully without stepping on each other’s feet. All guests cheered warmly. After the dance, my husband held my hand tightly and smiled at me. Forty years of awkwardness disappeared completely, leaving only sweet and unforgettable happiness between us.

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