福建省武夷山第一中学2024-2025学年高二上学期10月阶段性测试英语试题

这是一份福建省武夷山第一中学2024-2025学年高二上学期10月阶段性测试英语试题，共11页。试卷主要包含了5分，满分7等内容，欢迎下载使用。
满分150分 考试用时120分钟 命题： 高二英语备课组
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）
1. Why des Linda refuse t g t the cncert?
A. She isn't interested in it.
B. She wants t rest at hme.
C. She hasn't finished her hmewrk.
2. What is the relatinship between the speakers?
A. Mther and sn.B. Teacher and student.C. Classmates.
3. What will the man d this afternn?
A. D sme running.B. G swimming.C. Play basketball.
4. What is Michelle trying t d?
A. Express her thanks.
B. Give sme advice.
C. Invite Henry t dinner.
5. What are the speakers mainly talking abut?
A. A jke.B. A muse.C. A friend.
第二节（共15小题；每小题1.5分，满分22.5分）
听第6段材料，回答第6、7题。
6.Where are the speakers?
A. At a cinema.B. At schl.C. In a palace.
7. What are the speakers likely t d?
A. Watch a mvie.
B. Visit a museum.
C. G back hme.
听第7段材料，回答第8、9题。
8. What is Frank usually respnsible fr at hme?
A. Ding the washing.
B. Cleaning the huse.
C. Preparing the fd.
9. What des Frank think Karen shuld d?
A. Relax mre.B. Study harder.C. D sme chres.
听第8段材料，回答第10至12题。
10. Hw did Alan get his first car?
A. He bught it himself.
B. His parents gave it t him.
C. It was a prize frm a cmpetitin.
11. What was the wman's first jb?
A. A teacher. B. A salesgirl. C. A law firm clerk.
12. When did Alan start making mney?
A. In primary schl.B. In high schl. C. In cllege.
听第9段材料，回答第13至16题。
13. Hw lng did Mike wrk n his schl paper? A
A. 3 hurs. B.2 hurs. C. 1 hur.
14. What happened t the baby elephant?
A. It gt injured. B. It became trapped. C. It was lst.
15. What did the witness d fr the baby elephant?
A.He fed it.
B. He saved it by himself.
C.He called fr help.
16. What is the wman's attitude tward breaking the wall?
A. Oppsed. B. Supprtive. C. Indifferent.
听第10段材料，回答第17至20题。
17. Where did the speaker watch the mvie?
A. At her wn hme. B. In a friend's bedrm. C. At the cinema.
18. Where is the mvie set?
A. In an inland city. B. In a beautiful village. C. In a seaside twn.
19. What des Luka like ding?
A.Hearing thers' stries.
B. Taking adventure utdrs.
C. Spending time with his families.
20.Why is the friendship threatened?
A.Luka has a terrible secret.
B.Luka's new friend isn't a real by.
C. Luka's family has t mve.
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。
A
It seems that we just can't get enugh f rller casters. Tday we lk at sme tp amusement parks and the rller casters which have helped make them famus.
Hliday Wrld
It is a family park that resists the exciting atmsphere f its cmpetitrs and instead ffers a mre relaxing and friendly experience. Rare in that it is privately wned and it has many features ther parks can't match. There is lts f entertainment fr yungsters, and the park's family-friendly plicy ffers free entry t the water park, reasnable fd prices and unlimited sft drinks free f charge.
Lake Cmpunce
Lake Cmpunce, ne f America’s mre traditinal parks, is a rare find indeed. As the ldest cntinuusly perating amusement park in the US, it has been a ppular family spt since 1846. Like many ld-time parks, it witnessed the danger f being clsed. Luckily, in 1977, a well-knwn cmpany gave its revival with new rides appealing t many new fans.
Kntt's Berry Farm
As ne f America's favurite theme parks, Kntt's has smething fr everyne. Fr thse seeking a breathtaking rush, try the rller caster,GhstRider r the Xceleratr. GhstRider is the single largest attractin in amusement park histry and ne f the lngest and tallest wden rller casters in the wrld. If yu are after smething less exciting, g visit the heart f Kntt's, Ghst Twn, fr a glance f life in the Wild West f the 1880s. With its cwbys, steam trains and histric buildings-many transprted frm mining twns-Ghst Twn will let yu relive a piece f the past.
Islands f Adventure
In the style f Walt Disney Wrld, Islands f Adventure is divided int themed“lands", Unlike the sugar-cated Magic Kingdm, hwever, IOA features attractins prmising t set the heart racing. While the Spiderman is fantastic, yu haven't truly lived until yu've experienced The Incredible Hulk's wild and unique uphill launch. The effect is like being trapped inside an airplane that's flying ut f cntrl.
21. What is special abut Hliday Wrld?
A. It prvides free fd. B. It wns the latest ride technlgy.
C.It belngs t an individual. D. It creates the exciting atmsphere.x
22. Which park takes visitrs back t earlier times?
A. Hliday Wrld. B. Lake Cmpunce.
C. Kntt's Berry Farm.D. Islands f Adventure.
23. Why des Islands f Adventure differ frm Magic Kingdm?
A.It is divided int different lands. B. It plays many famus mvies.
C. It has mre visitrs waiting in line. D. It prvides a very exciting experience.
B
Grwing up, my grandparents bught a secnd hme amng a small frest in Arkansas and wuld bring me there every single summer. I wuld spend a lt f time utside there fllwing my grandfather arund while he did yard wrk. We wuld cllect cl-lking rcks and refill the hummingbird (蜂鸟) feeders.
I always remember my grandparents calling me ver t the windw when a deer family was in the yard r a few hummingbirds were at the feeders s that I culd watch them. I wuld explre arund in the yard by myself smetimes t lk fr interesting rcks and if I was lucky I wuld find a turtle. If I did find a turtle, my grandfather wuld put it in the kiddy pl fr me t bserve fr a few minutes, I was always amazed by these creatures. After I finished bserving the turtle, my grandfather wuld pick it back up and return it t the bush I fund it in. I wuld watch in amazement as it slwly stuck its legs ut and crawled back under.
I always felt very at peace at my grandparents' hme. It was quiet and full f interesting natural things I never gt t see in Illinis. They disturbed the land arund them as little as pssible and didn't see it as nuisance （令人讨厌的东西）,rather a heautiful view.
As Ald Lepld, an American scientist, puts it, we shuld take the time t appreciate and bserve the natural wrld arund us. When we d this, we find it brings us happiness and has a great value beynd just that f resurces. Cnservatin（n. 保护) f the natural wrld is imprtant because we are dependent upn it fr life. We cannt wrsen such a buntiful prvider at such a rate in which it will never return t anything like what it nce was. Our experiences with nature are what will drive us t reach this cnclusin, if nly everyne tk the time t really invlve themselves in it.
24. What des the writer mainly talk abut in Paragraph 2?
A. His interest in rcks and animals.
B. His cnnectin with natural wrld.
C. His daily rutine in summer vacatin.
D. His clse relatinship with Grandparents.
25. What des “a buntiful prvider” refer t in the last paragraph?
A. Nature.B. Illinis.C. The small frest. D. Grandparents' hme.
26. What is the writer mst likely t get acrss?
A.Past experiences shuld be treasured.
B. Nature ffers man a jurney f discvery.
C. Quality time with family is f great value.
D. Int the nature, yu will knw hw precius it is.
27. In which frum（论坛）wuld yu mst likely find the text?
A. Family Matters B. On the Rad C. At One with Nature D. The Ecnmist
C
A simple gesture （手势） can be frmed int a child's memry s quickly that it will cause the child t give a false answer t a questin accmpanied by that gesture. A new finding suggests that parents, scial wrkers, psychlgists and lawyers shuld be careful with their hands as well as their wrds.
Gestures can be as infrmative as speech, but hand gestures are s cmmn that we rarely ntice we're using them.
“While memries f bth adults and children are easy t react t suggestins, thse f children are knwn t be particularly influenced." said lead researcher Sara Braders f Nrthwestern University, “Kids are used t lking t adults t tell events fr them and can be misled even if nt intentinally.”
Previus research, fr example, has shwn that detail-laded questins ften cause false answers; when asked, say “Did yu drink juice at the picnic?”, the child is likely t say "yes" even if n juice had been available. It is nt that the child is cnsciusly lying, but rather the detail is quickly frmed int his r her memry. T avid this prblem, scial wrkers have lng been advised t ask children nly pen-ended questins, such as “What did yu haye at the picnic?”. But an pen-ended questin paired with a gesture, briefly meaning a juice bx, is treated like a detailed questin. That is, children becme likely t answer falsely.
And it isn’t just a few kids: 77% f children gave at least ne piece f false infrmatin when a detail was suggested by an rdinary gesture. Gestures may als becme mre ppular when talking with nn-fluent language users, such as little kids. Braders said, “As hand mvements can impart meaning f unfamiliar wrds and phrases, it certainly seems reasnable that adults wuld gesture mre with children.”In general, Braders advises parents and ther adults t try t be aware f yur hands when questining a child abut an event.Otherwise, yu might be getting answers that dn't reflect what actually happened.
28. What d we knw abut gestures accrding t the text?
A.They are rarely used by peple.
B.They have nt any functin at all.
C. They have a certain effect n children.
D.They are ften used by scial wrkers.
29. Why are kids easy t be misled by gestures accrding t Sara Braders?
A. Children are easy t tell lies.
B. Their memries are affected easily.
C. These gestures are very attractive.
D. These gestures are used frequently.
30. What des the underlined wrd “impart” in Paragraph 6 mean?
A. Pass n. B. Tell apart C. Appeal tD. Break dwn
31 What wuld be the best title fr the text?
A. Gestures—a Useful Way f Educatin
B. Gestures Can Mislead Children
C. Gestures Mean Adults' Directins
D. Gestures Affect Children T Much
D
Histrians are ften asked t examine the actins f ur ancestrs s we can repeat their wisdm and avid their mistakes. But the present is just t different frm the past. It is a waste f time t study Hannibal's strategies in the Secnd Punic War（第二次布匿战争）s as t cpy them in the Third Wrld War. What wrked well in cavalry battles （骑兵战） will nt necessarily be beneficial in cyber war（网络战）.Studying histry aims t lsen （松开） the hld f the past.
A yung cuple building a new hme may ask the architect fr a nice lawn （草坪）in the frnt yard. Why a lawn? "Because lawns are beautiful, " the cuple might explain. But why d they think s?
The idea f grwing a lawn at the entrance t private huses and public buildings was brn in the castles f French and English aristcrats in the late Middle Ages. Well-kept lawns demanded land and a lt f wrk. In exchange, they prduced nthing f value. The neat grass at the entrance t castles was a scial psitin symbl nbdy culd pretend t have. Later the new parliaments （议会）, supreme curts, presidential residences increasingly shwed their pwer in rw upn rw f neat green grass. Humans came t identify lawns with plitical pwer, scial psitin and ecnmic wealth.
When yu nw cme t plan yur dream huse, yu might think twice abut having a lawn in the frnt yard. Yu are f curse still free t d it. But yu are als free t shake ff the cultural carg given t yu by the upper class. This is the best reasn t learn histry: nt in rder t guess the future, but t free yurself f the past and imagine different lives. Of curse this is nt ttal freedm — we cannt avid being shaped by the past. But sme freedm is better than nne.
32. Why des the authr mentin Hannibal and cavalry battles in paragraph 1?
A. T illustrate why future cyber war is difficult.
B. T highlight hw imprtant histrical warfare is.
C. T shw that past experience may nt suit the present.
D. T explain what strategies histrical figures develped.
33. What des the authr believe is the rea! reasn fr grwing a lawn?
A. Its cnnectin with pwer and wealth.B. Its high maintenance requirements.
C. Its rigin frm Eurpean castles.D. Its utstanding natural beauty.
34. What d the underlined wrds “cultural carg” in the last paragraph refer t?
A. Cultural mistakes. B. Cultural standards.
C. Histrical buildings. D. Histrical knwledge.
35. Accrding t the authr, studying histry is t
A. guess events in the future B. repeat wise decisins
C. understand cultural changesD. reduce the cntrl frm the past
第二节（共5小题；每小题2.5分，满分12.5分）
Lving Yurself
It might seem easier t lve thers than t lve yurself, but it's tugh t build healthy relatinships if yu dn't lve yurself first. 36 . Read n t learn sme strategies t lve yurself.
Accept yur flaws （瑕疵）as part f wh yu are.
Everything yu've dne and everywhere yu've been is a part f wh yu are---yu! 37 . Instead, accept that they're all parts f the same whle. When yu lve yurself, yu lve all f yu because yu wuldn't have the gd withut the bad.
Fcus n yur effrt rather than the result t avid perfectinism.
If yu expect yurself t be perfect all the time, yu'll never be pleased with anything yu prduce. 38 . Fcus n the effrt yu put int cmpleting a task rather than lking fr flaws in what yu prduced.
39 .
It's human nature t see negative things as bigger and mre imprtant than psitive things, but this als des great damage t yur self-respect. When yu find yurself fcusing n negative r less favrable events in yur life, immediately try t name 3 t 5 things that yu can be grateful fr. This habit will help yu feel gd when bad things happen t yu.
Reward （奖励） yurself fr yur achievement.
Rewarding yurself is the best part f practicing seif-lve. When yu reward yurself, yu're telling yurself that yu're wrthy f lve and special treatment. Just think abut hw yu might celebrate with a friend wh'd just achieved smething amazing, then g ut and d that fr yurself. Rewards dn't have t he expensive! 40 .
A. Create self-lve habits
B. This can lead t lw happiness
C. Practice gratitude fr gd things
D. Self-lve isn't abut fixing all the “bad” things abut yurself
E. Think abut what yu wuld reward a clse friend when yu succeed
F. Fr example, yu might take a relaxing bath r g ut n a fishing trip
G. This means yu recgnize yur wn self-wrth and live yur wn life hnestly
第三部分 英语知识运用（共三节，满分 45分）
第一节 完形填空（共 15小题；每小题1分，满分15分）
There's this by in my band, Spanish and math class. His name was Nathan. I never really liked him. He didn't have any friends and always sat 41 at the lunch table listening t music with his phne. Peple just walked past him withut 42 . In class, whenever he was asked a questin, he wuld take a lng time t answer it, which made the whle class get 43 .Whenever he gt an answer wrng, the whle class wuld 44
One day, I went t schl like it was a nrmal day, but little did I knw there was a(an) 45 waiting fr me at schl. When I walked int band class and was 46 t play my flute, Mr. Khier began the class. After we had played 47 fr a little while, Mr. Khler asked the class, “Wh can tell what 48 it is just by hearing the pitch （音高）?” Nbdy raised their hands except Nathan. The mment I saw him, I laughed and thught he culdn't d anything 49 .Hw culd he pssibly guess the nte when the pitch was played?
Then Mr. Khler tld Nathan “Cme here, buddy ."Nathan 50 and went t the frnt f the class. He played a pitch and asked Nathan t 51 it. Nathan said. “E flat.” Mr. Khler said, "OK. Gd." He played anther pitch. “F sharp," Nathan said. The whle class went 52 , and even a pin drp culd be heard. Mr. Khler 53 Nathan by playing tw pitches tgether. “C and B flat, "Nathan said. “Gd jb, g back t yur seat.” he said.
T my surprise, Nathan had guessed all the pitches 54 . Thai day 1realized I shuldn't judge peple 55 little things I saw and that I needed t see the great things peple can d.
41.A. happily B. lazily C.alnc D.hpelessty
42.A. listening B. praising C. sharing D. caring
43. A. satisfied B. annyed C. cnfused D. excited
44.A. help B. applaud C. ignreD. laugh
45.A. shck B. relief C. tensin D. accident
46.A. ready B. afraid C. nervus D. free
47.A. mvies B. jkes C. music D. games
48. A. beat B. nte C. tune D. sng
49.A. independentlyB. carefully C. bravely D. prperly
50.A. cameB. jumped C. rse D. sat
51.A. play B. repeat C. guess D. sing
52.A. crazy B. silent C. nisy D. blank
53.A. challenged B. bthered C. encuraged D. tricked
54.A. cautiusly B. crrectly C. luckilyD. seriusly
55.A. related t B. leading t C. deciding n D. based n
第二节（共10小题；每小题2分，满分20分）
Part1 单句语法填空（共5小题；每小题2分，满分10分）
56. I've cme t the (cnclude)that he's nt the right persn fr the jb.
57. Althugh his wrds are (persuade), it can't change my mind.
58. Weather (permit), I'll cme tmrrw.
59. In rder t imprve yur (efficient), yu need t wrk harder.
60. He is a gd vlunteer wh likes t d smething thers are (willing) t d.
Part2 完成句子（共5小题；每小题 2分，满分10分）
61.我马上买下了那辆车，以免他改变主意。
I bught the car at nce he changed his mind.
62.她甚至坚持以身试药，以确保药物的安全性。
She even testing the medicine n themselves t make sure that it was safe.
63.从她的上一封信判断，他们玩得很愉快。
her last letter, they are having a wnderful time.
64.你离开的时候不要忘记关电视。
Dn't frget t the TV when yu leave.
65.在你步入家门的一刹那，灯光亮起。
Yur lights will cme n yu enter the dr.
第三节 课文填空（共10小题；每小题 1分，满分10分）
Tu Yuyu, a famus female chemist and 66 (scientific), was brn in Ningb, Zhejiang Prvince n 30 December 1930. In 1951, she was 67 (admit) int Beijing University, majring 68 making medicine and graduated in 1955. After 69 (graduate)she wrked at the China Academy f Traditinal Chinese Medicine in Beijing. In 1969, she became 70 head f the prject and perfrmed numerus tests. In 1971, Tu's team succeeded in 71 (discver) and develping artemisinin t cure thse patients f malaria in different places f the wrld, fr 72 she wn many big awards. T ur excitement and delight, she 73 (award) the Nbel Prize in Medicine n Octber 5th, 2015, becming the first Chinese wman 74 (win)the Nbel Prize. We are called n t learn frm her and cmmitted 75 t scientific research.
第四部分写作（满分25分）
假如你是李华，学校论坛英文版想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.词数100左右；
2.可适当增加细节，以使行文连贯。