资源简介 武安一中2026~2027学年第一学期9月考试高二 英语第一部分 听力(共两节，满分30分)第一节 (共5小题；每小题1.5分，满分7.5分)听下面5段对话。每段对话后有一个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项。听完每段对话后，你都有10秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅读下一小题。每段对话读两遍。1. What does the woman suggest to the man A. He should rest more. B. He should ice his ankle. C. He should be careful on the stairs.2. How will the man reach Paris A. By taking a direct train today. B. By taking a connecting train today.C. By taking a direct train tomorrow.3. Which trainers will the woman probably buy A. The white ones. B. The pink ones. C. The black ones.4. Why does the man ask the woman to open the hall light A. To make sure of her safety. B. To get the doorway lighted. C. To know she is at home.5. Where does the conversation take place A. At a airport. B. At their office. C. At a service station.第二节 (共15小题；每小题1.5分，满分22.5分)听下面5段对话或独白。每段对话或独白后有几个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项。听每段对话或独白前，你将有时间阅读各个小题，每小题5秒钟；听完后，各小题将给出5秒钟的作答时间。每段对话或独白读两遍。听第6段材料，回答第6、7题。6. What might cause the bike tire blow A. Sharp things on the road. B. The high speed. C. The aging rubber.7. When will the bike be available A. Later today. B. Tomorrow. C. The day after tomorrow.听第7段材料，回答第8、9题。8. Why is the woman frightened A. The cave is dark. B. The map has red marks. C. The phone is out of service.9. What does the woman want to do next A. Go back home. B. Explore the cave. C. Charge her phone.听第8段材料，回答第10至12题。10. Where will the speakers go A. A mountain. B. A beach. C. A farm.11. What is Gail’s main purpose for the trip A. To make a fire. B. To observe stars. C. To go camping.12. Who will bring the star-watching equipment A. The man. B. The Woman. C. A friend.听第9段材料，回答第13至16题。13. Where are the speakers now A. In a company’s office. B. In the woman’s home. C. In the Solar World’s showroom.14. What was the woman’s initial purpose to set up the solar energy system A. To save on energy bills. B. To protect the environment.C. To prepare her home for selling.15. How did the woman get in touch with the company A. Through a friend. B. By her own research work. C. From an advertisement.16. When might the woman earn her investment back A. In six years. B. In eight years. C. In ten years.听第10段材料，回答第17至20题。17. Why does the speaker teach self-development techniques A. To improve their career skills. B. To decrease their mental problems.C. To promote his books and training course.18. What is the speaker’s belief about emotional intelligence A. It offers advice on relationship. B. It helps improve communication skills.C. It combines personal growth and a better world.19. What is the speaker’s opinion about the“shadows” A. They can be tackled. B. They can be hidden. C. They can be ignored.20. How will the speaker conduct his teaching A. Recalling his journey. B. Telling his stories. C. Using the methods in his book.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、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。AMission Bay (湾) Aquatic Center (MBAC), located in San Diego, California, is one of the world’s largest instructional waterfront facilities. Popular activities include surfing, sailing, stand-up paddling (桨板冲浪), waterskiing, and windsurfing. Now, the Moonlight Paddle is open to the public.This course allows participants(参加者) to paddle 2.5 miles around Mission Bay’s Vacation Island. You will be accompanied by instructors and be allowed to cross under bridges that are normally off-limits to renters. The paddle lasts through sunset and continues into the night, allowing participants the chance to paddle by moonlight.REQUIREMENTS●The Moonlight Paddle is an entry-level class with no required previous experience.●This class is open to all participants aged 14 and up. Anyone under 18 must have a waiver signed by their parent.●Participants must confirm that they are water-safe (able to swim 50 meters).It is strongly recommended that you feel comfortable on a paddleboard. Additionally, you will be paddling in the dark, which is a great way to take in the beauty of the bay, but not if you’re uncomfortable using the equipment.HOW TO PREPARE●Wear comfortable clothes and dress in layers(层). The temperature can feel much cooler than expected once you are on the water, so it is a good idea to bring a jacket.●It is unlikely that you will end up in the water during this class, but it is possible, so we recommend wearing clothes that can get wet, bringing a towel, and having a change of clothes.●Bring a refillable water bottle. MBAC has a water bottle refilling station, and there are restaurants nearby. However, food and drink are not provided at MBAC.Course Fee:$60.0021. What can participants get from the course A. Free meals. B. A free paddleboard.C. A night view of Mission Bay. D. Sailing experience across the ocean.22. What is a must for a 17-year-old participant A. Attending a swimming test. B. A waiver signed by his parent.C. Sport experience in the dark. D. Completing an online safety course.23. What should participants bring A. A small amount of cash. B. A refillable water bottle.C. A pair of gloves and a jacket. D. A pair of boots and a towel.BIt’s early morning and I can see the sunlight through the leaves of the forest. I get up to feed. Well, it’s not really a bed; it’s a small mat (垫子) on the floor. I’m in the middle of the Borneo rainforest.I’ve been travelling around Asia for a year and I’m really lucky to be spending a few days with a family from the Penan tribe.This family is nomadic: they move from place to place because they depend on the rainforest for everything they need to live. They hunt wild animals, gather vegetables and fresh fruit from the trees and plants at every stop, then move on. They camp and build small houses that they live in for a few months. Then they pack away their few possessions (财物) and move off to a new site in the jungle (丛林). Things are changing though. Only about 200 Penans still live a travelling life. The rest have settled in villages and towns because the forest is being cut down and they can no longer follow their traditional way of living.In Penan culture, everyone helps out. The tribe are made up of close relatives and sharing food, members often share what they have. Because preparing and sharing food is such an important part of family life, I think that means they like me. All the members of the family are collecting food for the meal. Rice with fresh green vegetables is a typical breakfast for the Penan. I’m just grateful that we’re not having the frogs (蛙) which they tell me are their other favourite breakfast dish!The food is simple, but I don’t think I’ve ever tasted anything this delicious. As we eat, I realize that this Penan family is different from almost everyone else I’ve met on my travels. I’ve met so many people in the various bits of places but I’ve never felt almost like I do here in this family. These people have almost nothing but they are willing to share almost anything.24. What does the underlined word “nomadic” in paragraph 3 mean A. Resourceful. B. Adventurous. C. Unique. D. Mobile.25. Which of the following can best describe the Penan family according to paragraph 4 A. Simple. B. United. C. Secretive. D. Hard-working.26. What impact does having the breakfast help the author A. It makes her feel at home. B. It encourages her to try more.C. It improves her local skills. D. It makes her miss her own family.27. Where is the text most probably taken from A. A travel blog. B. A news report. C. A natural journal. D. A cultural study.CAfter a few bees figured out how to get a sweet treat from a locked container, the rest of the group eventually learned the skill by observing them.The research, published in PLOS Biology, provides strong evidence that social learning drives the spread of bumblebee(大黄蜂) behavior — in this case, how they forage for (寻找) food.A variety of experiments were set up to establish this. The researchers designed a two - option puzzle box that could be opened either by pushing a red button clockwise (顺时针方向) or a blue button counter-clockwise to get a 50% sweet treat.“Demonstrator” bees were trained to use either the red or blue buttons, with “observer” bees watching. When it was the observers’ turn to try the puzzle, they mostly and repeatedly chose to use the same method that they had seen, even after discovering the other option.“Bumblebees in general aren’t known to show culture - like phenomena in the wild,” said lead author Dr. Alice Bridges. “However, in our experiments, we saw the spread of a behavioural ‘trend’ in groups of bumblebees.”The importance of social learning to the discovery of puzzle box solutions was also illustrated through the control group, which lacked a demonstrator. In this group, some bees managed to open the puzzle boxes, but did so far fewer times than those who benefited from seeing another bee do it first.In an additional experiment, the researchers put both “blue” and “red” demonstrators into the same populations of bees. In the first population, 97.3% of the 263 times of box - opening by observers by day 12 used the red method. In the second population, observers preferred the blue method over the red on all days except one.In both cases, this demonstrated how a behavioral trend could appear in a population in the first place — primarily due to experienced bees resting from foraging and new learners arising, rather than individual bees changing their behaviour preferences.“Many of the behaviors of social insects like these bumblebees are thought to be instinctive,” Dr. Bridges added. “Our research suggests that social learning may have a greater influence on the development of such behaviour than previously imagined.”28. What did the new research show about bumblebees A. Their foraging behavior. B. Their preference for sweets.C. Their problem - solving skills. D. Their ability for social learning.29. Why did bees in the control group seldom open the puzzle box A. Because there was no sweet treat.B. Because there were no examples to follow.C. Because they couldn’t tell red from blue.D. Because they became puzzled by the other option.30. What contributed to the different bumblebee behavioural trends in the additional experiment A. The influence of the environment.B. Bees changing their behavior preferences.C. Changes in the composition of the bee population.D. The competition between different groups of bees.31. What was Dr. Bridges’ attitude to the findings of the research A. Confused and unsure. B. Fascinated but critical.C. Interested and positive. D. Disappointed but hopeful.DYears ago, a scientific journal was about to publish our team’s research paper and requested a beautiful image for its cover.After the first excitement came a dilemma. We were proud of our research, but the images in our article were black-and-white graphs (图表), intended to communicate data accurately. We considered enlarging one of those graphs for the cover — maybe adding colored lines — and realized we’d never seen any journal cover so boring.That’s when I thought of taking electron micrographs of our microbes (微生物). I spent two days preparing and taking what I believed were amazing images. However, my co-authors hated them. They questioned the microbe’s appearance, and thought the photo made it look dead. In the end, we told the journal we had nothing.Recently, I thought about that lost cover opportunity when learning about Felice Frankel, a research scientist, who has made a name for herself by helping scientists improve their work with pictures that communicate science. My teammates and I had argued over the photo’s aesthetics (美学) without ever stopping to ask what the photo was supposed to communicate. The pretty pictures I recommended didn’t really contribute to a reader’s understanding of our research. “All these talented people in their labs,” Frankel confirmed, “have no idea what they’re doing.”Frankel their figures, and she explains how to improve them. If a graph has too many colors that take attention away from the important part, for example, make the less-important parts a lighter color. If readers are supposed to compare side-by-side graphs with similar axes (坐标轴), put both sets of data on one graph. “It’s not about pretty pictures,” she says. “It’s really about communication — that’s my whole thing.”In Frankel’s dream world, every university would teach graphical communication as part of regular training. After all, she says, many campuses have writing requirements for scientists, “but no one emphasizes visual(视觉的)understanding.”She’s right. We’re often asked to communicate our research visually, whether it’s in journal article figures, PowerPoint presentations, or poster sessions. However, many scientists treat anything beyond words and numbers as an afterthought.32. How did the team respond to the journal’s request for a cover image A. They refused immediately. B. They tried but gave up later.C. They struggled and sought help. D. They hesitated to take on the task.33. What did the author realize about his pictures after knowing Frankel A. They weren’t informative. B. They failed to show researchers’ talent.C. They were too artistic to be scientific. D. They couldn’t match the research theme.34. What is the main focus of Frankel’s work A. Meeting journal standards. B. Teaching how graphs are designed.C. Creating visually appealing graphs. D. Improving how data is shown in pictures.35. What might both the author and Frankel agree with A. Using visuals well is a must for scientists.B. Scientists explain their ideas poorly in journals.C. Communication skills should be taught to scientists.D. Scientists are more serious about numbers than words.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入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。Walking is perhaps the most powerful and injury - free form of exercise around. One study found that 10 to12 minutes of walking increased self - confidence and attentiveness. And, as we’ve already seen, walking in nature significantly reduces negative(负面的)thoughts and improves brain health.Here are a few things to consider when building a daily walking habit:Find your motivation (动机).Why are you adding this to your life Is it for self - care, exercise, or a chance to recharge Perhaps it’s a space for problem - solving or creativity. 36 Start simply.Start with something manageable in terms of time and distance. 37 Start small, take the first steps, and repeat for five days. Then do it again.Prepare thoughtfully.Set a wake - up time. 38 Ask yourself: What will help me get from waking to walking Is there one thing that feels like a barrier (障碍), such as cold toes or hands How can I remove that barrier 39 It takes some perseverance (毅力) to establish a habit, so sticking to a routine — same time, same place — will help. “Once it’s a habit, exercise feels easier and doesn’t take as much willpower when you don’t feel like it,” says Charles Duhigg, author of The Power of Habit.Invite others to join you.Having a walking partner can be a wonderful way to stay motivated. 40 Ask yourself: Who might be willing to join me, even if it’s not every day A. Keep a routine.B. Spring into new habits.C. Get your things ready the night before.D. Walking gives a beautiful touch to your soul and body.E. A walk around the neighborhood is a perfect way to begin.F. Knowing someone is counting on you can help you get out of bed.G. On tougher days, you may need to remind yourself of these reasons.第三部分 语言运用第一节 (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、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。“Okay, guys! I have a quick announcement!” Our teacher 41 brochures for everyone to see. “These are about 42 to become an exchange student and experience different parts of the world. I’ll pass them around so you can 43 .”As soon as my friend Jenny and I received ours, we began 44 . I was attracted by the cheerful host families with their exchange students, the energy of the football players, and the athleticism of the cheerleaders performing stunts (特技) in the gym.The cheerleaders especially 45 ; I thought the stunts were impossible, yet I could almost feel the spirit and teamwork that made it 46 . I loved the host family photos and 47 what it would be like to live with a foreign family.I 48 spending ten months abroad, but as Grade Ten was ending, I thought I had 49 my chance. “I’d love to do an exchange year in the US, but I’m too late to apply,” I said 50 .“Not 51 ! You might be too late for 11th grade, but you can still go in 12th.” Jenny said, bringing my 52 back.I applied eventually.Now, three months into my Vermont 53 , I can say I’m truly 54 myself. The differences between German and American cultures are 55 , but this experience has shown me I can accomplish (完成) anything.41.A. held up B. picked up C. put away D. gave away42.A. decision B. opportunity C. attempt D. suggestion43.A. make a move B. take a break C. make a call D. take a look44.A. signing B. reading C. sharing D. considering45.A. made my day B. changed my mind C. caught my eye D. met my requirement46.A. possible B. typical C. practical D. strange47.A. realized B. imagined C. remembered D. expected48.A. heard about B. insisted on C. agreed with D. dreamed of49.A. spotted B. wasted C. missed D. created50.A. ashamed B. relieved C. puzzled D. disappointed51.A. anymore B. necessarily C. usually D. much52.A. hopes B. efforts C. curiosity D. interest53.A. stay B. vacation C. survey D. tour54.A. responsible for B. careful about C. proud of D. true to55.A. important B. pleasant C. fascinating D. striking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。A peaceful place for rest / In the silence, one finds the strength for new thoughts. This quote is written in calligraphy on a table at the water pavilion (水榭) of the Chinese Garden in Bethmann Park. This unique place 56 (true) gives off a sense of calm and an East Asian beauty. Surrounded by thick 57 (wall) and protected from the busy city, the garden was inspired by the Shikou gardens in Huizhou. The buildings were modeled after simple homes from Anhui Province.After just five months of 58 (construct) in 1989, a 4,000 - square - meter “spring flower site” was created, 59 (feature) 22 landscape views, a bridge, various pavilions, a large pond, and even a waterfall. The experts and builders 60 brought this exotic (异国风格的) garden to life, along with most of the precious materials 61 (use), came from China.The origins of Chinese garden culture can be found in Taoism. 62 is believed that the idea is to bring landscapes into gardens, which aims 63 (illustrate) the harmony of the world through a balanced relationship among the “seven parts”: earth, heaven, water, stone, buildings, animals, and plants. As 64 result, elements such as the honorary arch, the wooden “bridge of the half boat”, the “jasper green pond”, the “water pavilion of the purified heart”, and the 65 (tradition) zig - zag bridge are all present in Frankfurt’s Chinese Garden.第四部分 写作(共两节，满分40分)第一节 (满分15分)假如你是李华，学校论坛英文报邀请你写一篇介绍微信(WeChat)利弊的文章，刊登在论坛上。要点如下：1.微信的益处；2.微信的弊端；3.你的看法。注意：1.写作词数应为80个左右；2. 请按如下格式在相应位置作答。__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________第二节 (满分25分)How exciting! Today is my basketball grand final! My team of six enthusiastic boys led by our coach, Jack, has worked extremely hard to make the finals. As I hurried to our team bench, our opponents caught my attention. They seemed a lot taller and “meaner” looking.Whistle blew. Five of us started on the court. Our opponent got hold of the ball first. They were unbelievably fast. They kept breaking our defence and kept scoring goals. Even our best, Bryce,could not stop our opponents from scoring, which annoyed him a lot. By half time, both teams were extremely exhausted and our opponents were ten goals ahead,which presented us with an enormous challenge.Jack was awfully anxious. He told us that we could still win if we made our transitions much quicker so that penalty shots came our way. He also directed us to rebound(抢篮板) and position ourselves better to receive and score goals.Most importantly, he reminded us to play as a team.Our team was all fired up. The second half started in our favor. We were as quick as lightning on the court. We were dribbling(运球), passing, shooting and rebounding without any mistakes. The scores were almost level. We were trailing(比分落后)only by one point. However, our opponents switched back to attention and started playing like what they did in the first half, making it harder for us to score.One minute left! Our opponent threw in the ball but I managed to steal it! Our team was bursting with happiness! More opponents were heading my way and I had to pass the ball to Bryce. Instead of passing on the ball, he did the most unexpected thing. He tried to score from half court! He missed by miles!Then I noticed Jack signaled to the referee for a pause.______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Whistle blew again and we came back to the court .______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________答案1-5 ABCAC 6-10 CBABA 11-15 CABAC 16-20 BBCAC21. C 22.B 23.B 24.D 25.B26. A 27.A 28.D 29.B 30.C31. C 32.B 33.A 34.D 35.A36. G 37.E 38.C 39.A 40.F41. A 42.B 43.D 44.B 45.C46. A 47.B 48.D 49.C 50.D51. B 52.A 53.A 54.C 55.D56. truly 57.walls 58.construction 59.featuring 60.who/that61. used 62.it 63.to illustrate 64.As a result 65.traditional应用文范文More and more people are beginning to use WeChat and some have even become addicted to it.However, WeChat has both advantages and disadvantages.WeChat really shortens the distance between people. No matter where we are we can easily get in touch with our friends. Besides, we can find friends to whom we can tell our secrets. However, it also has disadvantages. First, some information offered on WeChat is false and it may result in people being cheated. Second, some people spend too much time on WeChat, greatly influencing their normal life.As far as I am concerned, WeChat is convenient but we should use it properly.读后续写范文Then I noticed Jack signaled to the referee for a pause. So we quickly gathered around Jack. Before Jack said something, one of our teammates began to complain about Bryce, saying he shouldn’t have taken a shot at such a distance. Feeling wronged, Bryce argued that he just wanted to score goals for our team. “It’s no use blaming anyone,” said Jack, “Basketball is a team sport. Remember this, and we still have the chance to win.” All of us nodded and promised to keep calm and cooperate.Whistle blew again and we came back to the court. Once again I stole the ball from our opponent and passed it to Bryce without hesitation. This time,Bryce made a judgement quickly and passed the ball to a teammate who was most likely to score. Yes! We made it! The final whistle blew! All our faces lighting up with excitement, we screamed and hugged together for a long time. From this experience, I have learned that as long as we work as a team, nothing is impossible.听力原文Text 1M: My ankle still hurts from yesterday.W: Did you ice it You really shouldn’t run or even walk too much on it.M: Yes. It hurts to walk, let alone run. I was too careless going down the stairs at my office. Never again!Text 2W: The direct train to Paris is full. Would you like one with a transfer in Lyon M: I wanted a direct trip today, but I guess I have no choice.W: That’s right. The next direct train is tomorrow.Text 3W: I’m not sure which trainers to get. The white ones look the best, but they’ll show the dirt.M: Yes, especially if you wear them on rainy days. How about the pink ones W: They’re still light! I’ll choose the darkest trainers.Text 4M: Thanks for giving me the ride. I had a wonderful evening at the night market.W: Glad to hear it. Turn on your hall light when you get in so I know you’re home safe and sound.M: Okay, see you tomorrow.Text 5M: Oh, I’ve never seen you eat fast food before--not even at airports or during overtime work.W: I know but I love picking up fries and a burger here during long drives. It’s my highway tradition. Want anything Text 6W: Thanks for fixing my tire. I was cycling down the High Street when it suddenly blew! There were no sharp things on the road that I could see.M: It’s quite an old tire, and sometimes the material becomes weaker over time. That could have been the problem.W: The weather will be good the day after tomorrow, and I’m meeting my friends in the park. Can I pick my bike up tomorrow M: No problem.Text 7W: I’m not sure I fancy going into this cave. It’s really dark.M: Don’t worry! We have checked the cave map, and the park keeper said this cave is safe. See these red marks They guide us back.W: What if our phone batteries die Do we have any other light sources with us M: No, I want to do it... We have struggled to get here, and I’ll make it worthwhile!W: Listen, if you’re afraid, you can go home or wait for me here. And I’ll search the cave on my own.Text 8M: Hey, Gail, Want to go watch the stars with me W: Sure!M: What would you prefer: a remote beach, a farm, or a mountain W: Even though the mountains are farther than a beach or park, the lack of lights will make the stars much clearer.M: Absolutely! It’ll be worth the trip!W: Still my main goal is to sleep outside in a tent. Even if we don’t see any new places or stars, I’ll still be happy just to go camping together.M: Agreed! We can make a fire and enjoy the night.W: That sounds amazing. Do I need a telescope M: I’ll bring one. But still, some planets are visible just with our eyes. An app will help us identify stars.W: I’ll download one. Besides the camping stuff and star-watching equipment, how will we get there M: Oh, true. Public transport doesn’t go to the mountains, I’ll ask around if I can borrow a friend’s truck!Text 9M: Hi, Ms. Lilly. You visited Solar World’s showroom last week for this home visit, right W: Yes! Thanks for coming here. I hope this house isn’t too far from your office.M: Not at all! Let’s discuss your solar energy options. What are your main goals for a system W: My original motivation was cutting down on electricity costs. But now, I also see the added benefits of helping the environment and increasing my property’s value.M: Those are great reasons! Many people don’t realize the value of a solar energy system when reselling a home.W: I was at a friend’s house last year. I noticed her solar energy systems, and she highly recommended setting up your company’s products. After that, I started researching it. Then, I saw an ad for your company and clicked immediately.M: A first-hand recommendation is always helpful.W: One thing I’m curious about is when I will earn back my investment.M: That depends on the house. It usually takes six to ten years, depending on sunlight and property size. Based on your home, I’d say it’ll be exactly the middle of that range.W: Sounds reasonable!Text 10For years, I’ve written about personal growth, led book tours, and run company training events. Now, I’m bringing this mission to the youth. If I teach students the self-development techniques I’ve taught adults, I can help reduce the risk of harmful mental patterns forming!I originally wrote about career skills. Then, readers asked for advice on relationships-how to communicate and build trust, so I wrote about that, too. Eventually, I realized that everything connects back to emotional intelligence, meaning your ability to manage emotions. But this isn’t just personal growth, it’s how we create a better world. When we improve ourselves, we improve the lives of those around us.Everyone has struggles. Some dislike responsibility, and others struggle with honesty. Personally, I could never ask others for support. In psychology, these struggles are often called “shadows”, or the hidden parts we try to ignore. But these shadows are just doorways to better versions of ourselves. And trust me: facing them is often less frightening than we imagine!Today, we’ll practice together using methods from my book. But before that, let me tell you about my journey and how I got here today. 展开更多...... 收起↑ 资源列表 听力.mp3 河北武安市第一中学2026-2027学年第一学期9月考试高二英语.docx
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