四川省成都市蓉城联盟2025-2026学年高二上学期期中考试英语试卷（学生版）

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第二部分 阅读理解 (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和D四个选项中，选出最佳选项。
A
There cmes a time in every persn’s life when he wants t be n tp f the wrld. That feeling f being at the tp is just amazing. S these are the tp 4 best muntains t climb in the US where yu can hike and climb fr big adventure:
Munt Rainier
It is the tallest muntain in the Cascade Range. The 14, 41-ft-high muntain can be seen frm Seattle and is ne f the mst well-knwn peaks in America. It is the fifth highest muntain in the US with thusands f attempts each year twards its beautiful glacier cap.
Munt Katahdin
Munt Katahdin, the highest peak f the Baxter State Park, Maine, stands at 5, 269 feet. The peak prvides a great view f the Maine backcuntry standing almst a mile abve sea level at the Appalachian Trail. The trail t the summit cmes acrss the famus “knife Edge” trail which is nly tw feet wide at sme places surrunded by thusand-ft drps at either side prviding hikers with a unique experience.
Lngs Peak
In the Nrth f the Rcky Muntain Natinal Park stands ne f the mst famus peaks f America with a height f 14, 295 feet, the Lngs Peak. It is amng the 54 lngest peaks in Clrad and ne f the mst difficult muntains t climb.
Pikes Peak
Pikes Peak is the tallest muntain in the suthern frntier f the Rcky Muntain Natinal Park and is amng the 54 lngest peaks in Clrad rising slightly under 14, 200 feet. It is als cnsidered as a Natinal Histric Landmark. Even thugh it is amng the tugh muntains t climb in the US, the amazing thing abut Pikes Peak is that there are a number f ways t reach the summit. Yu can hike, take a bicycle r even a car t make it all the easier.
1. Which f the fllwing is the highest muntain in the US?
A. Munt Rainier.B. Munt Katahdin.
C. Lngs Peak.D. Pikes Peak.
2. What is special abut Pikes Peak?
A. It has the lngest peak in the US.
B. It is the highest muntain in Clrad.
C. It allws many ways t reach the summit.
D. It is the mst difficult muntain t climb in the US.
3. What is the authr’s purpse in writing the text?
A. T explain the histry f these muntains.
B. T recmmend famus peaks t adventure seekers.
C. T cmpare the difficulty levels f different muntains.
D. T warn readers abut the dangers f muntain climbing.
B
Brn n Octber 23, 1940 in Minas Gerais, Brazil, Edsn Arantes d Nasciment wuld becme mre cmmnly knwn arund the wrld as Pelé. His father, Jã Rams d Nasciment, played prfessinal sccer himself, but his career never brught him much in the way f mney. Grwing up in pverty, he faced numerus challenges that culd have derailed his dreams. Hwever, his passin fr sccer shne brightly even as a child. Althugh his family culd nt affrd t buy a ball fr him, he stuffed scks and made them int the shape f a ball t kick arund.
When he grew up, he cntinued t struggle financially, wrking a variety f jbs t help his family. But the yung Pelé fund his true talent n the field. Under the instructin f his father and a frmer natinal team player named Waldemar de Brit, Pelé began t mature as a player. His perfrmance, at the tender age f 17, caught the attentin f the natinal team. He wuld nt disappint. In his first appearance n the wrld stage, he scred key gals in bth the semifinal and the final match f the 1958 Wrld Cup t win it fr Brazil. At this pint, he had achieved superher status in Brazil and became a husehld name arund the wrld. The Brazilian gvernment hnred him as a “natinal treasure” which nt nly increased his status at hme, but prevented him frm taking advantage f ffers abrad.
At the time f his retirement in 1977, Pelé had btained a series f seemingly unbreakable recrds. He had racked up a ttal f 1, 283 gals in 1, 363 matches, making him the tp screr in Brazilian natinal team histry and FIFA histry. Just as impressively, he managed 92 hat- tricks. He als set a recrd fr the mst FIFA Wrld Cup wins fr an individual, with three medals t his name. Perhaps mst memrable f all, he ppularized the phrase “the beautiful game” as shrthand fr the game he lved s much.
Pelé passed away in December 2022, at the age f 82.
4. What des the underlined wrd “derailed” in paragraph 1 prbably mean?
A. Destryed.B. Delayed.C. Realized.D. Supprted.
5. What can we learn abut Pelé befre his adulthd?
A. His father made a frtune as a sccer prfessinal.
B. He made a ball himself t imprve his accuracy.
C. He always knew he wuld becme a wrld star.
D. He became keen n and gifted at sccer.
6. Which f the fllwing best shws the impact f Pelé?
A. He is mainly defined by his three Wrld Cup victries.
B. He is knwn fr his extrardinary perfrmance in club ftball.
C. He is cnsidered a natinal treasure by the Brazilian gvernment.
D. He is remembered fr his varius recrds and ppularizing ftball.
7. Which f the fllwing can best describe Pelé?
A. Talented and determined.B. Enthusiastic and trustwrthy.
C. Industrius and respnsible.D. Prductive and caring.
C
On July 25, Dead t Rights (Chinese name: Nanjing Zha Xiang Guan) was fficially released in theaters acrss China, and early reactins suggest it may be ne f the biggest cinematic surprises f 2025. Accrding t sme Chinese media utlet, the histrical drama quickly tpped the bx ffice n its pening day, bringing in ver 62 millin RMB. Prir t its public release, the film had already earned mre than 100 millin RMB in pre-sales, shwcasing strng expectatins frm audiences natinwide.
Set against the harrwing backdrp f the Nanjing Massacre (南京大屠杀) — a war crime cmmitted by the Japanese Imperial Army after seizing Nanjing n December 13, 1937, the film Dead t Rights fllws A Xiang, a yung mailman played by Liu Haran, wh dresses himself up as a pht studi wrker t escape the ntice f the Japanese military. In his new rle, he helps rdinary peple and Chinese sldiers escape persecutin (迫害) , and mre imprtantly, he secretly preserves evidence — phtgraphs f the war crimes, and that’s why the film is named Dead t Rights.
Audiences were deeply mved by the film’s emtinal depth and prfund strytelling. On Duban, China’s mst trusted film rating site, the mvie earned a high scre f 8. 5/10 after just ne day. Several majr ticketing platfrms als reprted a 9. 7 rating, the highest scre f the year fr any film in 2025.
Rather than relying n graphic vilence, Dead t Rights fcuses n human resilience, sacrifice, and the emtinal impact f war. Viewers have described the film as “heartbreaking yet pwerful,” with many unable t hld back tears thrughut its runtime. “I cried fur times,” ne viewer shared, while anther cmmented, “The entire theater was in tears. N ne culd leave unaffected.”
Beynd the pwerful acting and histrical weight, the film’s success lies in its ability t remind viewers f the cst f war and the imprtance f remembering the past. One review reads: “This is a necessary film that all patritism (爱国人士) shuld watch. It reminds us never t frget the pain ur ancestrs suffered. ”
8. Why des the authr list these figures in the first paragraph?
A. T criticize media reprts.B. T predict future earnings.
C. T shw the film’s success.D. T analyze prductin csts.
9. What is the secnd paragraph mainly abut?
A. The settings f the film.
B. The main plt f the film.
C. The leading character’s persnality.
D. The prcess f making the anti- war film.
10. What is the feature f the film?
A. It uses graphic vilence t shck its audience.
B. It has high bx ffice earnings due t famus stars.
C. It fcuses n human stries instead f bldy scenes.
D. It is intended fr patritism rather than cmmn peple.
11. Where is this text mst likely taken frm?
A. A mvie review.B. A legal dcument.
C. A persnal blg.D. A histrical research paper.
D
When the ty called Labubu appeared n ffice desks in China, it was mre than just a ppular trend. It became a huge cultural wave that swept frm celebrity huses t rdinary peple’s living rms, and frm pp-up stres in Beijing malls t the screens f millins n scial media.
Sme critics see it as a risky bubble (泡沫) , pinting t very high resale prices (fr example, a perfect Labubu sld fr ¥108,000) and reselling plans led by Teca that change the prduct’s real value. They stress that yung buyers, especially Generatin Z, are easily influenced by shrt-lived nline trends, putting emtinal satisfactin ahead f lgical thinking. They believe Labubu’s ppularity pints t a shallw cnsumer culture that cares mre abut newness than real value.
Hwever, a clser lk shws that Labubu represents deep changes in Chinese spending habits. The tastes and habits f yung buyers — especially thse in smaller cities wh add 60%f new spending — are influencing industries frm travel t fashin and are reshaping the cnsumer landscape with their grwing buying pwer and preferences.
Fr example, Labubu’s “weird-cute” style cnnects with a generatin seeking uniqueness, and its success as a Chinese brand reflects grwing pride in lcal prducts. Then there’s the emtinal and cultural side f cnsumptin. Trendy tys like Labubu are just the tip f the iceberg. The stress-relief industry is bming, drawing the attentin f the cuntry’s yuth.
Additinally, the spending pwer by wmen (wh cntrl abut ¥10 trillin each year) and peple living alne (nw ver 14% f families) highlights a bigger mve tward persnalized cnsumptin — ranging frm smart devices t travel based n experiences. These trends are built t last, nt just temprary.
While dubt abut t much cmmercial fcus is fair, seeing Labubu as a bubble misses its deeper meaning. Cmpanies that use these insights, like thse making smart cars designed fr yung buyers’ scial needs, will succeed. S, Labubu is a small example f a permanent change: China’s market future will be wn by brands that understand the emtinal cnnectin behind yuth spending, nt just the items they buy.
12. What is the cncern abut Labubu?
A. It represents a risky ecnmic bubble.
B. Its cmpany intends t drive up prices.
C. Its influence is limited t ty cmpanies.
D. It creates negative market and scial effects.
13. Wh is respnsible fr mst new spending in China?
A. Older generatins.B. Peple living alne.
C. Wmen in majr cities.D. The yung in smaller cities.
14. Hw des the authr rganize the text?
A. By raising lts f questins t the reader.
B. By telling a stry frm the beginning t the end.
C. By presenting a cmmn view and then challenging it.
D. By cmparing different peple’s ideas n the same tpic.
15. Which is the mst suitable title fr the text?
A. A Mirrr f a Risky Scial Bubble
B. Hw Scial Media Sells Tys t Gen Z
C. Why Yung Peple Like t Shp Online
D. A Small Ty and a Big Change in Shpping
第二节 (共5小题;每小题2.5分，满分12.5分)
根据短文内容，从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。
Tday, air cnditiners and iced drinks are essential fr summer. But hw did peple in ancient China stay cl withut mdern technlgy? They develped a series f remarkable and ec-friendly methds that turned the challenges f summer int an pprtunity t shwcase their wisdm: ____16____.
Jian and Fu: An Ancient “Refrigeratr”
As early as the pre-Qin perid (befre 221 BCE), the Chinese rich and pwerful wuld cllect ice during the winter. They stred it in undergrund ice cntainers and used it t cl ff during the summer. At the Hubei Prvincial Museum, a brnze cntainer called Jian and Fu draws much attentin. ____17____ . In summer, peple put ice inside t chill wine; in winter, they wuld fill the uter with ht water t gently warm the wine.
____18____
Ancient peple made full use f materials with natural cling qualities. Prcelain pillws, bamb fans, and bamb mats were knwn as the “three summer treasures.” In 1982, a lacquered bamb fan frm the Warring States perid (475 — 221 BCE) was unearthed in Hubei. It is the ldest and best-preserved clred bamb fan ever discvered in China. Mrever, t escape the heat, peple ften built their hmes near muntains r rivers. ____19____ .
Cl Drinks and Summer Treats
Seasnal fruits and cld drinks were als part f summer life. Dairy prducts appeared in China as early as the Tang Dynasty (618 — 907 CE), influenced by neighburing nmadic cultures. Peple made refreshing summer drinks like frzen ygurt and milk tea. ____20____ . Sme even say that early Chinese frzen desserts inspired ice cream in Eurpe.
A. Living with Nature
B. Ancient Cling Ways
C. It’s a smart design that shws ancient cleverness
D. This ancient “refrigeratr” culd keep things freezing
E. They als used dairy t create cl and delicius desserts
F. The cmbinatin f flwing water and natural airflw created cler indr spaces
G. They built a cmprehensive system fr staying cmfrtable during the httest mnths
第三部分 语言知识运用 (共两节，满分30分)
第一节 (共15小题;每小题1分，满分15分)
阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的A、B、C和D四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。
Elena wiped the dust frm her nly pair f shes, her eyes fixed n the grand art schl acrss the street. She had dreamed f becming a painter since she was a child, but her family’s ____21____ made it seem impssible. Her parents wrked ____22____ at a lcal factry, yet mney was always tight. Every day after schl, Elena wrked at a small café t help with husehld expenses. But she never ____23____ her passin. In the crner f her tiny rm, she kept a bx f ____24____ brushes and leftver paints. Late at night, when the wrld was quiet, she wuld ____25____ — n ld newspapers, cardbard, r any surface she culd find.
One rainy afternn, her art teacher, Mr. Harris, nticed a ____26____ she had left behind. “This is extrardinary,” he said, pinting t the ____27____ lines f a bird breaking free frm a cage. He encuraged her t enter a city-wide art cmpetitin, but Elena hesitated. “I have n prper materials,” she whispered ____28____ . Mr. Harris smiled. “Talent isn’t abut the ____29____ ; it’s abut the heart behind them.”
Fr weeks, Elena _____30_____ her sul int her entry (参赛作品). She painted the stry f her family’s _____31_____ — the tired but hpeful eyes f her mther, the strng hands f her father, and the lively clrs f their dreams. When the results were annunced, Elena’s painting wn the first prize: a schlarship t the art schl she _____32_____ and a set f prfessinal art supplies.
Tears filled her eyes as she realized that limitatins had never defined her _____33_____ ; they had nly strengthened her _____34_____ . Her jurney taught her that even the shabby brushes can create _____35_____ , if guided by curage and hpe.
21. A. strugglesB. tragediesC. plansD. secrets
22. A. carelesslyB. tirelesslyC. peacefullyD. ccasinally
23. A. accunted frB. lked frC. gave up nD. relied n
24. A. brand-newB. well-madeC. wrn-utD. much-lved
25. A. entertainB. remarkC. interactD. paint
26. A. pencilB. paintingC. backpackD. message
27. A. straightB. darkC. simpleD. pwerful
28. A. shylyB. eagerlyC. angrilyD. gratefully
29. A. achievementsB. skillsC. tlsD. results
30. A. puredB. hidC. threwD. lst
31. A. sufferingB. lveC. unityD. tughness
32. A. attendedB. quitC. admiredD. ran
33. A. schlB. ptentialC. wrkD. pverty
34. A. determinatinB. cnfidenceC. patienceD. independence
35. A. insightsB. resurcesC. treasuresD. wnders
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。
Laughter is ften described as the best medicine — and fr gd reasn. Beynd simply feeling gd in the mment, laughter can have lasting mental health benefits. Humr creates a mental “break” that allws yu ____36____ (return) t challenges with a fresh perspective. Seeing the humr in everyday situatins can help yu apprach life’s challenges mre ptimistically. The ability t laugh at yurself when things g wrng ____37____ (encurage) self-acceptance, reducing self-criticism and imprving verall emtinal well-being. Having this lighter attitude can make ____38____ easier t bunce back frm setbacks and maintain a balanced mental state.
The physical benefits f laughter are ____39____ (equal) impressive. A hearty laugh can aid circulatin, temprarily ____40____ (increase) yur heart rate and giving yu a mild cardivascular (心血管的) wrkut. Imprved bld flw can lead ____41____ a healthy “afterglw” beynd the laughter mment. Research als suggests that laughter can ____42____ (strength) the immune (免疫) system. ____43____ laughter alne wn’t replace prper medical care, it can serve as a supprtive tl fr maintaining verall health. Over time, these psitive effects add up, making laughter a ____44____ (value) part f a healthy lifestyle.
Therefre, adding mre laughter t yur daily rutine desn’t have t be cmplicated. Spend time with peple ____45____ share yur sense f humr, and dn’t hesitate t laugh at yurself when life gets a little ridiculus. Even a few minutes f finding smething funny each day can create meaningful imprvements in yur verall well-being.
第四部分 写作 (共两节，满分40分)
第一节 (满分15分)
46. 假定你是李华，你校英文报要增设一个栏目，外教 Mike提出“Everyday Inventins”和“Making a Difference”两个选项供大家选择。请给 Mike 写一封邮件，内容包括：
1. 你的选择；
2. 你的理由。
注意：
1. 写作词数应为80左右；
2. 请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。
Dear Mike,
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Yurs,
Li Hua
第二节 (满分25分)
47. 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。
The Smith family lived in a quiet twn called Maple Creek. In recent mnths, the lcal ecnmy had been slwing dwn, and a number f peple fund themselves withut wrk. Many families were facing hard times and wrking hard t cver their basic needs. In such difficult circumstances, neighbrs were ding their best t supprt ne anther.
Mrs. Smith, knwn fr her kindness, ften visited families wh were struggling. She understd the challenges they faced and did what she culd t lend a hand. Whenever pssible, she brught them fd supplies and simple medicine.
One mrning ver breakfast, she shared a stry with her children, Jasn, Mike, and Nra. She described a family she had met the previus day: a father wh was unwell and sick in bed, a mther wh had t care fr him and culdn’t wrk utside the hme, and their yung sn named Edward. “I truly wish yu culd meet Edward,” she tld her children. “He’s such a thughtful by, always trying t assist his mther. He deeply wishes t cntribute financially, thugh there seem t be few pprtunities fr smene his age.”
After Mrs. Smith left the rm, the three children began discussing Edward’s situatin. “If nly we culd find a way t help him earn a little mney,” Nra said with cncern. Mike ndded in agreement, adding, “We really shuld try t d smething fr them.” Jasn remained quiet fr a mment, then suddenly his face lit up. “I’ve gt it! I think I have a plan we can all help with,” he annunced. Knwing Jasn’s ideas were ften clever, his siblings listened carefully. “Remember that large bag f crn Aunt Clara sent us last week? We culd pp the crn, fill small paper bags with ppcrn (爆米花) , and Edward culd sell thse bags arund the neighbrhd.”
注意：
1. 续写词数应为150左右;
2. 请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。
Paragraph 1:
Each f them was delighted by Jasn’s creative plan.
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Paragraph 2:
When everything was ready, Edward started ut n his new business.
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