天津市武清區城關中學2025-2026學年高一年級第二學期英語月考（2）試卷（文字版含答案）

高一年級第二學期英語月考（2）試卷一、單選題1.—James,whataboutgoingtoShanghaiDisneylandonsummervacation?—____!Wewillhavealotoffunthere.A.Goodluck B.You'rekidding C.That'sright D.Soundsgreat2.Theengineeristhoughttobe____andmodest,sohispromotiontomanagerisapopulardecisionA.emotional B.accurate C.unaware D.capable3._______forhisathleticabilityanddevotion,hehasbeenregardedasmyidol.A.Admiring B.Tobeadmired C.Admired D.Beadmired4.Althoughhe'srich_______money,he'snothappyatall.A.byaccident B.inaddition C.alltoooften D.intermsof5.Currently,thousandsofworks____intheForbiddenCityinBeijing,withmorethan1.86millionworkshousedthere,anditwouldtakealifetimetoseeeverything.A.weredisplaying B.aredisplaying C.werebeingdisplayed D.arebeingdisplayed6.TheofficerinsistedthatMichaeldidnotfollowthecorrect____inapplyingforavisa.A.declaration B.exhibition C.procedure D.treatment7.—Whydoestheairsmellterrible?—Becauselargequantitiesofair____.A.arebeingpolluted B.isbeingpolluted C.hasbeenpolluted D.havebeenpolluted8.Ourplanewasdelayedandtheairportstaffarranged____accommodationforus.A.temporary B.contemporary C.long-term D.further9.Theheavyrainyesterday____thedelayoftheflight.A.reachedoutto B.accountedfor C.benefitedfrom D.figuredout10.Thegirl_______inredismyseconddaughter.A.dressing B.dressedherself C.dressed D.isdressed11.—Iwonthefirstprizeintheschoolsingingcompetitionyesterday!—______A.Whatapity! B.Congratulations! C.You'rekidding! D.It'snothing.12.Anewlibrary____inourschoolatpresent,anditisexpectedtobecompletednextmonth.A.willbebuiltB.isbeingbuiltC.wasbuiltD.hasbeenbuilt13.Thecompanyfacedsomedifficultieslastyear;____,itstillachievedasmallprofit.A.thus B.therefore C.yet D.otherwise14.____thisamazingpainting!Theartist'suseofcolorsistrulybrilliant.A.Telloff B.Getaloadof C.Comeupwith D.Figureout15.Thelittlebabyhadafeverlastnight,____worriedhisparentsverymuch.A.when B.which C.as D.that二、完型填空Abouttwoyearsago,IwasatastopsignwhenIheardwhimpering(微弱的狗叫聲)comingfrominsideacarparkedonthestreetnexttome.Itwasvery

16

andthedogwastryingtogetsomeofthecoolerfreshairoutsidethecar.WithoutthinkingI

17

mycarandgotouttohelphim.Thecarwaslockedandtherewasnowayto

18

thedog.Thinkingoftheirresponsibleowner,Ibecame

19

.Ididn'tknowifIshould

20

thewindowandtakethedogortrytocontacttheowner.Justthen,I

21

apolicecarontheoppositesideofthestreet.Iranoutandflaggeditdown.Whenthepoliceofficerhelpedopenthedoor,thedog

22

bothofusandranquicklybehindthehousethecarwasparkedinfrontof.We

23

thedogtomakesurehewasOK.Thenwesaw

24

thedoghadrun:Thedog'sownerwas

25

inthemiddleofhisgarage.Apparentlythemanhadaconditionthatcausedhimtohaveaheart

26

.Thisonewasparticularly

27

andrequiredmedicalattention.AftertheincidentIlearnedthatifIhadnot

28

,boththedogandthemanwouldlikelyhavedied.Iwasovercomewith

29

andmyeyesswelledup.Irealizedhowmuchofaneffectyoucanhaveonotherpeople'slivesbydoingthe

30

thing.Iwassoquickto

31

,assumingthedog'sownerwasneglecting(疏忽)hispet.Andifthepoliceofficerhadnothavebeenaround,Imayhavejustlefta(n)

32

onthecarafterItookthedog.Icannot

33

whatIwouldfeelifIknewthatmanhaddiedbecauseofanynumberofthingsthatmayhavegonedifferently.Itmademeunderstandthatthingsarenotalwaysasthey

34

,andthereare

35

severalsidestoeverystory.16.A.hot B.dark C.quiet D.dry17.A.drove B.parked C.took D.locked18.A.find B.save C.walk D.touch19.A.sad B.bored C.puzzled D.angry20.A.break B.open C.clean D.replace21.A.hit B.called C.stopped D.noticed22.A.disappointed B.frightened C.surprised D.excited23.A.wentafter B.lookedafter C.shoutedat D.pointedat24.A.how B.why C.when D.that25.A.lying B.sleeping C.standing D.working26.A.opportunity B.rest C.attack D.fight27.A.bad B.strange C.important D.clear28.A.known B.continued C.stayed D.helped29.A.pity B.anxiety C.surprise D.emotion30.A.right B.hard C.risky D.big31.A.act B.judge C.accept D.agree32.A.note B.address C.mark D.number33.A.believe B.imagine C.realize D.remember34.A.happen B.attempt C.seem D.prefer35.A.always B.never C.ever D.seldom三、閱讀理解（A）Jacob'sPillowDanceFestivalWhere:Becket,MassachusettsWhen:June15-Aug.24Eachsummer,thisinfluentialdancecenterpresentsanumberofclassesandperformancesbymorethan50companiesfromaroundtheworld.Highlights(精彩的部分)thisseasonincludetheDanceTheaterofHarlem'sproductionofAlvinAiley's"TheLarkAscending",whichopensthefestival.Manyeventsarefree.Ticketedperformancesstartat$22.MoabMusicFestivalWhere:Moab,UtahWhen:Aug.29-Sep.9Thisareaisbetterknownformountainbikingthanformusic.Butsince1992,ithashostedaprivatefestivalthatbringsclassical,jazz,Latinandothertypesofmusictotheland.Thisyeartherewillbe16concerts,includingthree"GrottoConcerts",wheregueststakea45-minuteboatridedowntheColoradoRivertoperformancesEventsstartat$25CheyenneFrontierDaysWhere:Cheyenne,WyomingWhen:July19-28There'ssomethingforeveryoneatthis117-year-oldfestival,froman"Indianvillage"andOldWestmuseumtocountryconcerts.Butthecompetitionisstillthemainattraction,withcowboys(牛仔)andcowgirlscompetingformajormoneyintheworld'slargestoutdoorstage.Competitionticketsstartat18，anTheGlimmerglassFestivalWhere:Cooperstown,NewYorkWhen:July6-Aug.24Eachsummer,operaloversfromaroundthecountry(andtheworld)traveltoupstateNewYorktowatchproductionsthatincludestarslikeNathanGunnandGingerCosta-Jackson.Thisyear'sperformancesincludeWagner's"TheFlyingDutchman"andVerdi's"KingforaDay",inhonorofthe200thbirthdaysofbothcomposers.Ticketsstartat$26.36.Wherecanatouristenjoyfreeperformances?A.Massachusetts. B.Utah. C.Wyoming. D.NewYork.37.Ifyouwanttoenjoya"GrottoConcert",whichdatesuitsyoubest?A.June15. B.July19. C.August24. D.September4.38.IfyougotoCheyennetowatchacompetitionandenjoyaconcert,howmuchwillyoupayatleast?A.$18. B.$22. C.$36. D.$41.39.IfyouareabigfanofWagner,you'readvisedtogoto________.A.Jacob'sPillowDanceFestival B.theGlimmerglassFestivalC.CheyenneFrontierDays D.MoabMusicFestival40.Whichpartofawebsiteisthepassageprobablychosenfrom?A.Education. B.Art. C.Business. D.Literature.(B)Lastterm,myschoolorganizedasciencecompetition.Beingfondofdoingphysicsexperiments,Iimmediatelyteamedupwiththreeclassmates.Ourgoalwastoconductanexperimentexploringrenewableenergysolutions—atopicwefeltcouldmakeasignificantcontributiontoenvironmentalprotection.Theinitialstagewasfullofagony.Emma,ourteamleader,oftenremindedus,"Looselipssinkships—let'skeepourideassecret."Despiteherwarning,Jakeleakedourplanbyaccidentduringlunchbreak.Thisforcedustoadjustourdesign,whichpushedourtimelinebeyondexpectations.Duringthefinalweek,thepressurebecameunbearable.Sarah,usuallythecalmestamongus,evenyelledatmeforaminormatherror."Let'stakeabreath,"Emmainterrupted,handingoutwaterbottles.Herabilitytostaycalmunderpressureamazedme.Weworkedthroughnights,followingscientificprocedureswithprecisemeasurements.Ourperseverancefinallypaidoffwhenwewereabletogeneratesteadyenergyoutputusingrecycledmaterials.Onpresentationday,myhandsshookasIdemonstratedourmodel.Thejudgessmiledwhenweexplainedhowwind-poweredgeneratorcouldprovidesufficientenergyforemergencysheltersduringnaturaldisasters.Oneprofessorremarked,"Yourstrategyforaddressingenergythreatsisexceptionallycreativeforhighschoolstudents."Thoughwedidn'twinfirstprize,theexperiencetaughtmeaveryimportantlesson.Truecreativityrequiresnotjustintelligence,butthecouragetostepoutofyourcomfortzone.AsIlaterwroteinmyjournal:"Everyeffort,eventhosethatendinfailure,plantsseedsforfuturementalcureagainstself-doubt."Walkingpastthedisasterreliefpostersonmywayhome,Irealizedscienceisn'tjustaboutformulas(公式)—it'saboutweavingkindnessintoeverydiscovery.Thatday,Ipromisedmyselftoneverhesitatewhenanopportunitypresentitself.41.Whatwastheauthor'smainreasontoteamupwithhisclassmates?A.Towinthesciencecompetition. B.Tocompetewithotherschools.C.Aninterestinrenewableenergyprojects. D.Apassionfordoingphysicsexperiments.42.Whatcausedtheteamtochangetheirdesign?A.Aminormatherrorinthedesign.B.Achangeinthecompetitionrules.C.Theplan'saccidentalleak.D.Theteamleader'swarning.43.WhatcanbelearnedaboutEmma'sroleintheteam?A.Shewasnotinvolvedindecision-making.B.Shewascalmandsupportiveunderpressure.C.Shecontributedmainlytotechnicalwork.D.Shehadlittleconfidenceintheteam'ssuccess.44.Whydoestheauthormentionthecommentfromtheprofessor?A.Tohighlightthestudents'creativity.B.Tocriticizetheteam'slackofpreparation.C.Toexplainthefunctionofthemodel.D.Toexpressthesupportfortheteachers.45.Howdoestheauthorfindthesciencecompetitionexperience?A.Itwasstressfulandunpleasant.B.Itwasaboutearningrecognition.C.Itwasaneasytaskwithlittleeffort.D.Itwaschallengingandvaluable.（C）Imaginerunningforhours.Yourlegsache,yourbreathfeelsheavy,andyourbodyshouts,"Stop!"Yet,somethingdeeperspeaksquietlyandfirmly,"Keepgoing."Thisquietvoiceismentalstrength-thehiddenforcethathelpsuspushthroughpainandtiredness.Insportslikelong-distancerunningorcycling,thechallengeisnotonlyphysical.Manyathletessaythehardestbattleisintheirmind.Whenmusclesburnandenergyhasrunout,mentalstrengthstepsin.Itislikeafriendwhosays,"Youcandoit,"evenwheneverystepfeelsveryhard.Howdoesthiswork?Ourbodiesandmindsdon'talwaysagree.Thebodysensespainandwantsrest,butthemindcansay,"Thisistough,butIcanhandleit."Forexample,arunnermightfocusonsmallgoals:"Justreachthattreeahead,"andthen,"Nowreachthenextlamppost."Breakingbigtasksintotinystepstricksthebrainintomovingforward.Painispartofthejourney.Butmentallystrongpeopledon'tavoidit—theylearntodealwithit.Theyspeakcalmlytothemselves:"Yes,thishurts,butitwon'tlastforever."Theyalsoremembertheir"why"-likewantingtofinisharaceforalovedoneortoprovetothemselvestheycan.Interestingly,mentalstrengthgrowswithpractice.Dailyhabitshelpbuildit:tryinganewskilldespitefear,orsmilingaftermakingamistake.Evensmallactionshelpbuildinnerstrength.Andnoonedoesitalone.Supportfromfriends,family,orteammatesaddsfueltothatinnerfire.Scientistscallthis"grit"or"perseverance."It'snotaboutbeingfearlessorneverfeelingtired.It'saboutsaying,"Imightfeelweaknow,butIwon'tletthatstopme."Likeatreebendinginthewindbutnotbreaking,mentalstrengthletsusadaptandkeepgrowing.Sonexttimeyoufaceachallenge-bigorsmall-listentothatquietvoice.It'sstrongerthanyouthink.46.Whatdoestheauthorcomparementalstrengthto?A.Aquietbutfirminnervoice. B.Ascientificprobleminrunning.C.Alamppostmarkingprogress. D.Asupportiverunningpartner.47.AccordingtoPara.3,breakingtasksintosmallstepshelpsathletesby______.A.reducingphysicalpainsignificantly B.creatingachievableshort-termgoalsC.allowingmoretimeforbodyrecovery D.developingteamworkwithsupporters48.HowdomentallystrongpeopledealwithpainaccordingtoPara.4?A.Theyavoidthinkingaboutthesourceofpain.B.Theyusemedicinetocontrolthephysicalpain.C.Theyacceptthepainwithstrongpurpose.D.Theycompareitwithothers'painfulexperiences.49.AccordingtoPara5,whatdailyhabitscanhelpbuildmentalstrength?A.Avoidingallkindsofchallengingsituations. B.Completingtasksonlywhenfullyenergized.C.Practicingskillsaftermasteringthemperfectly. D.Keepingpushingthroughdailysmallchallenges.50.Whatisthebesttitleforthepassage?A.ScienceofPhysicalExercises B.TheQuietPowerinsideUsC.TeamSupportinSportsChallenges D.TheMentalChallengesinSports(D)Becauseofbusylifestylesandworkstress,moreChinesepeoplearenowturningtoAItoolslikeDeepSeektotalkabouttheirproblems.Theysharefeelingswiththechatbotandreceivewarmadvice.Thispractice,knownas"AItherapy(療愈),"isbecomingpopularonline.Butcanrobotsreallyreplacehumantherapists?Aroundtheworld,45percentofpeoplewhoneededmentalhealthcarein2024didnotgetitbecauseitwastooexpensiveorthereweren'tenoughdoctors,accordingtoHuntingtonPsychologicalServices.DanielLowd,anassociateprofessorattheUniversityofOregon,believesAIcouldhelpfillthisgap."IfpeoplecanfindsomesupportandideasbytalkingtoChatGPTorchatbot,thenIthinkthat'swonderful,"LowdtoldNewsweek.LiYong,adoctorattheJiangsuProvinceHospital,agreedwithLowd,sayingthatAImeetspeople'sbasicneedsforemotionalsupporttoapoint.However,AIhasitslimits(限制).Humantherapistsunderstandfeelingsdeeplythroughface-to-facetalksandcreatesuitabletreatmentplans—somethingrobotscan'tfullycopy.Dr.LiuYong,aBeijing-basedpsychologist(心理學家),notes"AnAImightrecognizekeywordslike'divorce'or'layoff',butitcannotfindoutsmallemotionalshiftsintoneorbodylanguage".Thispointbecomesimportantwhendealingwithaseriesofsituations,wheremisunderstandingscouldbedangerous.Anotherproblemissafety.AImightactlikeatherapistwithoutpropertrainingorrules.Itcannotmatchthelevelofresponsibilitythathumantherapistshave.ExpertsbelievethekeytosafeAItherapyisstrictgovernmentcontrol.Forexample,Wysa,anAImentalhealthapp,followsstrictmedicalstandardsintheUK.Dataprivacyappearsasanotherlargeconcern(擔憂).UsersusuallysharepersonaldetailsonAIplatforms,yetfewcompaniesclearlystatehowthisinformationisstoredorused.In2024,amajorChinesementalhealthappfacedcriticismwhenusersfoundtheirchatswerebeinganalyzedforadvertisingalgorithms(算法).AsAIbecomespartofdailylife,findingabalancebetweenitsbenefitsandrisksisimportant.WhileAIoffersquickhelp,humanconnectionremainsirreplaceableforseriousemotionalneeds.51.Whatmakespeopleturnto"AItherapy"?A.AItherapyiswarmer. B.AItoolsarefree.C.Peoplefeelmuchpressure. D.DeepSeekispopular.52.Whatdoestheunderlinedword"it"inparagraph2referto?A.Mentalhealthcare. B.TheAItool. C.Themedicalstandard. D.Thegovernmentcontrol.53.Whatisthemainideaofparagraph3?A.AItherapyisnicerandcheaperthanhumantherapists.B.AIrobotswillsoonreplacehumantherapistsinhospitals.C.AIcanperfectlycopyhumantherapists'skillsandmethods.D.AIhaslimitsinunderstandingdeepemotionsandsafetyrisks.54.WhydoesthewritermentiontheWysaapp?A.TogiveanexampleofsafeAIunderrules.B.Toproverobotscandealwithemergencies.C.ToshowAIischeaperthanhumandoctors.D.ToexplainwhyChinaneedsmoretherapists.55.Whatcanweinferfromthepassage?A.AItherapywillcompletelyreplacehumantherapists.B.AIisusefulforbasicsupportbutnotforseriouscases.C.AIcancreatespecializedtreatmentplansforpeople.D.GovernmentcontrolisreallyunnecessaryforAIapps.四、閱讀下面的短文，請根據短文后的要求答題。Volunteeringtakesupourtime,energy,andsometimesmoney.Itcanbehardwork.Itcanfindusdoingandseeingnewthings,whichcanbechallengingandevenalittlescary.Sowhydoesanyoneevengothere?Ontheonehand,volunteeringisgoodforothers.Theworldisnotaperfectplace,andmanypeople,animals,places,andcommunitiesneedhelp.Governmentsandprofessionalstrytomeeteveryone'sneeds,butit'simpossibleforthemtodoitall.Thisiswhypeoplebecomevolunteers:theycanmakeadifferencewheresomeoneorsomethingneedshelp.Ifpeopleneverhelpeachotherandonlycareaboutthemselves,theworldbecomesacrueler,sadderplace.Butwhenwevolunteerourtime,moneyortalents,wehelptomakeourplanetabetter,happierhomewherepeoplecooperatetomakelifeeasierforall.Actually,volunteersandvolunteergroupscandomanythings.Theycanbringfoodtohungrypeople;theycanfindhomesorclothesforthosewhoneedthem;theycanprotectwildlifeandnaturalareas;theycanbringcomfortandhappinesstolonelypeople;andtheycanhelppeoplelearntoreadordobetterinschool.Ontheotherhand,volunteeringisgoodforyou.Areyouthinking,"What'sinitforme?"Theansweris,plenty!Herearesomeofthethingsyoumightgetinreturnforyourgiving.Youmaymakenewfriends;youmaygainimportantskillsandexperiencethatwillhelpyoulaterinlife;youmaymakeconnectionsthatcanleadtoajoborcareer;youmayhavefun.Andmostimportantly,youmayfeellikeyouarepartofacommunity!Hey...itlookslikebeingavolunteergivesasmuchgoodstufftoyouasitdoestothepeople,places,oranimalsyou'retryingtohelp!That'sthesecretofvolunteering.Peoplewhobecomevolunteersusuallyleadricher,happier,andmoresatisfyinglive