云南省香格里拉市迪慶藏族自治州藏文中學2025-2026學年高二上學期11月期中英語試題（含答案）

云南省香格里拉市迪慶藏族自治州藏文中學20252026學年高二上學期11月期中英語試題一、閱讀理解ASportsClubYoucandomanydifferentsportsheretokeepfit.You’llnevergetbored.Ourprogramisalwaysworkingonnewwaystokeepyoustrongandhappy.Location:FirstLevel,WestBuilding,Beijing,BeijingWorldTradeCenterOpeningHours:14:00—21:30GourmetItissimpletoprepareagreatmealforyourfamilyorfriendsnow!Youcanbuythebestmeat,milkproducts,wines,bread,cakesandmore…Location:Basement1,BeijingWorldTradeCenterOpeningHours:17:00—20:00LostHorizonYouarethestarattheLostHorizonkaraokeroom.Over7,000choicesofChinese,Japanese,KoreanandEnglishsongsareallforyoursingingpleasure.Location:GroundLevel,WestWingBuilding,BeijingWorldTradeCenterOpeningHours:19:00to01:00(SundayThursday)19:00to03:00(FridaySaturday)BrauhausHereweopenanexcellentGermanbar.GuestswillfeeltheatmosphereofabarinBerlinbyenjoyingrealGermanbeersandmeals.Location:GroundLevel,WestWingBuilding,BeijingWorldTradeCenterOpeningHours:12:00to03:00(SundayThursday)12:00to05:00(FridaySaturday)Formoreinformation,pleasecallservicecenter(85946800)1.Ifyouwanttofindaplacetoenjoysingingkaraoke,youcangoto________.A．SportsClub.B．LostHorizon.C．Gourmet.D．Brauhaus.2.Accordingtothepassage,Gourmetisaplacewhereyoucan________.A．domanydifferentsportsB．haveyourclotheswashedC．buysomethingtoeatD．buyanythingyouwant3.WhichofthefollowingstatementsisNOTtrue?A．Sportsclubopensfrom2:00p.m.to9:30p.m.B．YoucanstayinBrauhausfrommorningtotillnight.C．LostHorizonisopenonGroundLevelofWestWingBuilding.D．YoucanenjoyrealGermanbeersandmealsiBrauhaus.BDoveisawellknownchocolatebrand,andthereisaromanticstorybehindthename“Dove”.Itwasthespringof1919,whenPrincessCharlottefromLuxembourg(盧森堡)marriedPrinceFelixofBourbonParma.ItwassuchabigceremonythatLeon,ayoungcook,wasverybusyduringthattime.Hehadworkedforsuchalongtimethathishandswerefullofwounds.Onedaywhenhewaswashingthedishes,anangelvoicecameintohisears.“Thathurts,doesn’tit?”ThisbeautifulsoundwasmadebyPrincessBazzarwhowasadistantrelativeofPrincessCharlotte.Itwasthefirsttimethesetwoyouthsmet.Afterthat,theybecameveryclosesoon.LeonmadeicecreamsforPrincessBazzarlateatnight.Theyateicecreamandtalkedwitheachotherhappilyandfellinlovewitheachother.However,duetothebiggapofstatus(地位),neitherofthemshowedtheloveintheirheart.Buttragediesalwayshappenedtobelovedones.Afewmonthslater,LuxembourgdecidedtomarryPrincessBazzartoaforeignprince.Leonwasrestless(焦躁不安的)whenheheardthenews.HislastchancetocontactPrincessBazzarwastheicecreamhemade.Soheusedhotchocolatetowrite“Dove”ontheicecreamwhichstoodfor“Doyouloveme?”However,whatLeonhadnotexpectedwasthatthehotchocolatemadetheicecreammeltandwhentheicecreamwasservedtoPrincessBazzar,shecouldnotfigureoutthelettersonit.Leonmissedthelastchance.Leondeeplyregretteditandhedecidedtomakechocolatewith“Dove”oneverypiece.4.Thetwoyoungpeoplefirstmet________.A．inachocolatefactoryB．inabeautifulgardenC．intheroyalkitchenD．ataweddingceremony5.LeonandBazzarfellinlovebutdidn’texpressitbecause________.A．theywereuncertainofeachotherB．BazzarwastomarryaforeignprinceC．theywerefromdifferentsocialclassesD．Leonwastoobusyworkingasacook6.Leon’smessagefailedtoreachBazzarbecause________.A．thewordscouldn’tberecognizedB．Bazzardidn’tgetwhat“Dove”meansC．theicecreamwasn’tservedtoBazzarD．Leonwronglyusedwhitechocolate7.Thestoryismainlyabout________.A．thetraditionofsendingchocolateB．theoriginofDovechocolateC．thebirthofchocolateicecreamD．thecreationofhotchocolateCMother’sDayisaholidaythatcelebratesandhonorsmothersintheUnitedStates.ItiscelebratedonthesecondSundayinMay.Itbecameanofficialholidayinthecountryatthestartofthe20thcenturyasawaytohonormotherswhosesonshaddiedinwar.Theholidayiscelebratedinanumberofways.Peoplegivemothersgiftslikeflowers,cards,andjewelrytothankthemforalltheirhardwork.Apopularsymboloftheholidayisthecarnation(康乃馨).ThisisbecausewhentheholidayfirstbeganintheU.S.Peoplewereencouragedtoweararedcarnationiftheirmotherwasaliveorawhitecarnationiftheirmotherwasdead.Manypeopletaketheirmothersoutforaspecialmeal.Mother’sDayisalsothemostpopulardaytomakelongdistancecallsintheU.S.ItisthesecondmostpopulargiftgivingdayafterChristmas.Sinceitsestablishment,Mother’sDayhasbeencriticized(批判)forbecominghighlycommercialized(商業化).Infact,thefounderoftheU.S.holiday,AnnaJarvis,beganprotesting(抗議)theholidayandwasevenputinprisonfordisturbingthepeaceforthefestivegathering.AfterseeingaMother’sDaySaladonthemenuintheJohnWanamakertearoom(茶館)inPhiladelphiaintheearly1900s,sherealizedthedayhadbecomenothingbutamarketingplan.Thenshespentdecadesfightinganowinbattletoclaimbackthedayasherown.Mothersarenottheonlypeoplecelebratedonthisday.Allmotherfiguresincludinggrandmothers,greatgrandmothers,stepmothers,andfostermothersarehonoredontheholiday.ManyothercountriesaroundtheworldhavetheirownversionofMother’sDay.8.WhendidMother’sDaybecomeanofficialholiday?A．Onthe2ndSundayinMay.B．Onthe20thdayinMay.C．Attheendofthe20thcentury.D．Atthebeginningofthe20thcentury.9.WhatcantypicallystandforMother’sDay?A．Carnation.B．Specialmeal.C．Jewelry.D．Longdistancecall.10.Whatcanwelearnfromthetext?A．Mother’sDayiscelebratedinatraditionalway.B．Mother’sDayisusedtomakemoneyorprofits.C．Mother’sDayisobservedtopleaseallfemales.D．Mother’sDayisfoundedtogiveeachothergifts.11.Wherecanthetextbefound?A．Inahistorybook.B．Inasciencereport.C．Inaculturemagazine.D．Inanenvironmentsurvey.DHavingafternoonteaandcoffeehasbecomeahabitfor86percentofofficeworkersinChina,accordingtoarecentreportbyBeijing—basedconveniencestorechainBianLifeng.Thereportisbasedonasurveyofcustomersin1,800BianLifengstoresacross20cities.Shanghai,followedbyJiangsuprovince’s,NanjingandSuzhou,toppedthelistofcitiesintermsofofficeworkershavingsuchahabit.Thereportpointedoutthat42percentofofficeworkersspendover30yuanonafternoontea,whileonly10percentspendthesameamountonlunch.Dairyproducts,fruits,drinks,salads,anddessertsarethemostpopularafternoonteachoices,accordingtothereport.Mostworkersgotoconvenientstores(65.68percent)forafternoontea,while35.27percentofthesurveyedpeoplechoosefooddelivery.Onlyafew(12.35percent)firmsserveemployeesafternoontea.Ofthosewhoenjoyafternoontea,morethan60percentarewomen.Thereportnotedthat40percentofShanghaimensurveyedhavethishabit,higherthantheaverage(38percent).Intermsofage,themajorityofthosewhohaveafternoontea(68.5percent)werebornafter1990.12.WhichofthefollowingisNOTforafternoontea?A．Wine.B．Salad.C．Fruit.D．Dessert.13.Howmanysurveyedpeoplechoosefooddelivery?A．12.35%.B．35.27%.C．65.68.D．68.5%.14.Whoprefersafternoonteaaccordingtothereport?A．Peoplebornafter1970.B．Peoplebornafter1980.C．Peoplebornafter1990.D．Peoplebornafter2000.15.Whatcanwelearnfromthepassage?A．Afternoonteaislovedby86%officeworkers.B．MorethanhalfmenenjoyafternoonteainShanghai.C．Mostcompaniesprovideafternoonteafortheiremployees.D．Mostofficeworkersgotoconvenientstoresforafternoontea.七選五TipsThatHelpReduceMentalStressInthesedays,it’squitedifficulttostayfreeofstress.Youmayfindyourselftiredandstressedupoutofawholeday’sstudyandwork.However,it’squitepossibleandeasytohavepeaceofmindnomatterwhathappensoutside.____16________17____Attimespeoplegetstressedoutofhardandheavywork.Asnotedearlier,therightwaytomanagethisisn’tbyquittingthework.Instead,itisstronglyrecommendedtotakeabreakwheneverapersonfeelsstressedatwork.Exercising.____18____Frequentexercisingisknownformoodimprovement.Butitisimportanttoknowthatitisonlyeffectiveifitisoftendone.Meanwhile,setachievableexercisinggoals.Setwhatyoucanachieve.Thiswillhelpavoidgivingupontheexercising.EatingWell.Eatingwelldoesn’tmeanthatyoushouldeatawholepotoffood.____19____Thishelpscontrolmoodsandcansometimeshelpastressedmindfeelbetter.ShareYourProblems.Mostly,peoplegetstressedoutoftheproblemstheyarefacinginlife.Iftheseproblemsarenotshared,theycanpossiblyleadtoseriousmentalstress.Itwillbewiseiffriendsandfamilymembersareinvitedforasolutiondiscussion.____20____A．TakingaBreak.B．Quittingthework.C．Itisadvisedtoeatfruitsandvegetables.D．Thisway,youwillavoidmuchmentalstress.E．Thefollowingtipswillhelpyoukeepstressoffyourmind.F．Instead,itinvolvestakingaregularandawellbalanceddiet.G．Playingsportsregularlyisaneffectivewaytoreducementalstress.二、完形填空Whetherit’ssoccer,basketballortennis,therearelotsoffunsportstoplaywhenyou’renotbusywithschool.Somesports,likebasketball,are___21___.Kidsallovertheworldplaythem.Butother___22___aremoreunique.IntheUS,playingbaseballisacommonafterschool___23___formanykids.Infact,itis___24___asthe“nationalpastime”oftheUS.Butfewpeople___25___oftheUSplaythissport.ItispopularinsomeCentralAmericancountriesandsome___26___Asiancountries,suchasJapanandSouthKorea.___27___itisalmostunknowninotherpartsoftheworld.ThereisalsoAmericanfootball,asportthatisuniquetotheUSandCanada.Thesportis___28___torugby(英式橄欖球),whichismorepopularinEurope.Playershavetocarry,throworkicktheballtoareceivingplayerinthe“endzone”inorderto___29___points.Buttheyhavetogettheball___30___awalldefending(防守的)playersfirst.USstudentswhoplaythesesportsusuallytakethemquite___31___.Somehighschoolathletescangoontoplayon___32___teams,receivingscholarshipsinreturnfortheir___33___onthefield.Talentedcollegeplayerscanbe___34___bynationalteamsandbecomeprofessionalplayers.Soforsomeyoungathletes,playingsportsafterschoolcan___35___afulltimecareer.21.A．importantB．popularC．dangerousD．cheap22.A．playersB．gamesC．sportsD．countries23.A．chanceB．habitC．activityD．spirit24.A．knownB．designedC．reportedD．used25.A．aheadB．outsideC．insideD．behind26.A．WestB．NorthernC．MiddleD．East27.A．SoB．BecauseC．ButD．And28.A．oppositeB．harmfulC．similarD．equal29.A．scoreB．reduceC．changeD．count30.A．throughB．offC．alongD．past31.A．silentlyB．simplyC．peacefullyD．seriously32.A．collegeB．classC．familyD．country33.A．knowledgeB．performanceC．researchD．experience34.A．pickedB．trackedC．refusedD．watched35.A．makeoutB．belongtoC．leadtoD．findout三、語法填空閱讀下面材料，在空白處填入適當的內容（1個單詞）或括號內單詞的正確形式。Lastmonth,myfamilyandItookashorttriptoPingyao,___36___smallancienttowninShanxiProvince.Pingyaoiswellknown___37___itswellpreservedcitywallsandtraditionalChinesearchitecture.We___38___(decide)togothereaftermycousinsharedhertravelphotosonline.Beforeleaving,mymomremindedme___39___(book)trainticketsinadvance,asweekendsareusuallybusyforsuchscenicspots.Whenwearrived,weweresurprisedbythetown’sbeauty—everystreetwaslinedwitholdshopssellinglocalsnacksandtraditionalcrafts.Wevisitedmanyplaces,___40___(include)theAncientCityWallandtheRishengchangBankMuseum.Theguidetoldusstoriesaboutthetown’shistory,___41___madeourtripmoreinteresting.I___42___(visit)severalancienttownsbefore,butPingyaostillleftadeep___43___(impress)onme.WhatIlovedmostwastryingthelocalfood.YoumusttrythePingyaobeefandthericenoodlesthere—theyarereallydelicious!Wealsoboughtsomehandpaintedfansasgiftsforourfriends.___44___thetripwasonlytwodayslong,itwasoneofthe___45___(unforgettable)memoriesofthisyear.IhopeIcanvisitmoreculturalheritagesitesinthefuture.四、短文改錯仔細閱讀下列句子，每句中均有一個錯誤，請按下列情況找出并在橫線上改正。該句多一個詞：把多余的詞用斜線（\）畫掉，在該行右邊橫線上寫出該詞，并也用斜線畫掉。該句缺一個詞：在缺詞處加一個漏字符號（∧），在該行右邊橫線上寫出該加的詞。46.Igoestoschoolbybikeeveryday.47.Herearesomeofmysuggestion.48.Tomlikesplayingthevolleyball.49.ItisimportantforuslearnEnglishwell.50.Theyfeltexhaustingafterawhole