2025-2026学年江苏省无锡市梅村高级中学高二（上）月考英语试卷（10月份）-自定义类型

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Art Museum，CUHK
A unit f the Institute f Chinese Studies in the Chinese University f Hng Kng （CUHK），the Art Museum researches and displays a wide range f wrks f art.Exhibitins n Chinese art are held all year rund.
Address：Art Museum，the Chinese University f Hng Kng，Sha Tin，New Territries
Tel： +852 3943 7416
Hw t get there：MTR （香港地铁） University Statin and take CUHK shuttle bus t Central Campus.
Hng Kng Arts Centre
Hng Kng Arts Centre has been fcusing n cntemprary arts and culture in Hng Kng and abrad since it was funded in 1977.It includes theatres，galleries，studis，a restaurant，a café as well as ffices wned by lcal and internatinal arts and culture rganizatins.
Address：2 Harbr Rad，Wan Chai，Hng Kng Island
Tel： +852 2582 0200
Hw t get there：MTR Wan Chai Statin Exit C，g straight t Harbr Rad.Turn left t the Arts Centre.
Hng Kng Film Archive
Cme here t be absrbed in the magic f Hng Kng's splendid cinema histry.Film lvers shuld be careful — yu might never get ut f the Resurce Centre，which huses an enrmus number f bks，magazines，newspapers and audi-visual materials.
Address：50 Lei King Rad，Sai Wan H，Hng Kng Island
Tel： +852 2739 2139
Hw t get there：MTR Sai Wan H Statin Exit A，walk thrugh Tai Hng Street t Lei King Rad fr five minutes.
University Museum & Art Gallery，HKU
The University Museum & Art Gallery，in the University f Hng Kng （HKU），fcuses n artistic and cultural experiences that are available t peple frm all walks f life.The museum huses ver ne thusand items f Chinese antiques （古董），including brnzes and paintings.
Address：90 Bnham Rad，Pk Fu Lam，Hng Kng Island
Tel： +852 2241 5500
Hw t get there：MTR HKU Statin Exit A.
1.Which f the fllwing galleries des NOT lcate in Hng Kng Island？ ______
A. University Museum & Art Gallery，HKU.
B. Hng Kng Arts Centre.
C. Hng Kng Film Archive.
D. Art Museum，CUHK.
2.If yu are lking fr a bk n Hng Kng film，which phne number will yu call？ ______
A. +852 2241 5500.B. +852 2739 2139.C. +852 2582 0200.D. +852 3943 7416.
3.What d we knw abut University Museum & Art Gallery，HKU？ ______
A. Visitrs can find it n 90 Lei King Rad.
B. It's a gd place t visit fr traditinal Chinese painting lvers.
C. Visitrs can get there at University Statin by subway.
D. It mainly fcuses n cntemprary arts and culture.
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I persnally think trains are exciting and rmantic. I must admit that trains are nt imprtant means f transprtatin in the US ， but I d have sme experiences with them.
When I was a child, grwing up in a small twn with very little entertainment,we used t g t the statin t watch the passenger trains cming in. There was smething exciting abut the steaming,raring string f trains cming int view arund the muntains,slwly grwing larger and luder and finally after their stp crwds f strangers spilling （漏出）nt the platfrm.
I tk my first train trip when I was ten years ld. I went with my elder sister t visit ur cusins six hundred miles away. The train - s lud and vilent n the utside - was gentle and rcking inside. We were very excited,and as that was als ur first time away frm ur parents,we felt smewhat frightened t. Hwever,because I had expected s much,I was a little disappinted when I was finally ne f the passengers I had watched fr s lng.
As a cllege student,I used t ride an vernight train t my rmmate's hmetwn. We culd never affrd a sleeper, s we played cards, sang, ate, read and talked until we finally fell uncmfrtably asleep in the straight-backed seats.
My idea that trains are rmantic may cme frm the fact that my husband and I tk the train n ur hneymn,spending extra mney t eat in the dining car, and lking ut f the windw as the desert scenery slid past.
Nw, when I make a trip, I always fly r drive, and trains are nt a very imprtant part f my life. Still, every time I hear the train whistle far away n a quiet night, I can always feel the impulse in my heart t pack my bags and jump n bard, entering a unique wrld f mtins,sunds,sights and experiences which just aren't matched in the dull envirnment f an airplane.
4.Why did the authr feel a little disappinted during the first train trip ？ ______
A. Because the train was lud and vilent.
B. Because she finally became a passenger.
C. Because she had a high expectatin.
D. Because she missed his parents.
5.It can be inferred frm the passage that ______ .
A. the authr's childhd memry f trains was frightening and disappinting
B. the authr n lnger makes a trip by train nw as a result f its dull envirnment
C. the authr didn't fall asleep until she fund straight-backed seats with her rmmate
D. the authr thught trains rmantic mainly because f the pleasant mment with her husband
6.Which wrd best describes the authr's feelings when she hears the train whistle nw ？ ______
A. Eager.B. Embarrassed.C. Rmantic.D. Disappinted.
7.Which can be a suitable title fr the text ？ ______
A. My Lve f TrainsB. Watching Trains Cming
C. My Memry f TripsD. Trains： My Best Chice
C
The researchers drew a cnclusin that rphaned （成为孤儿） elephants wuld be mre stressed ut than nn-rphans.There's a lt f evidence that the mther-child bnd helps reduce stress in animals，which has been demnstrated previusly in rats and birds，says the study leader Jenna Parker.Elephants have cmplicated scial structures and deep family bnds.Because rphaned elephants in the same regin die at a higher rate than elephants with living mthers，it seemed like a n-brainer that surviving rphans wuld be stressed ut.
The team，hwever，made an unexpected finding：There really wasn't a difference in the stress hrmne （荷尔蒙） levels f rphaned and nn-rphaned elephants，as lng as they lived with family members，such as aunts，cusins，r brthers and sisters.Elephants — even the rphans — that lived in grups with fellws f their wn age turned ut t be under less stress than thse that didn't.
Parker recalls tw rphans in the study，Frida and Rthk. "Frida had a nn-functinal left ear and Rthk had a nn-functinal right ear，" and they were inseparable，she says. "It was as thugh they had at least ne gd set f ears as lng as they were tgether!" The findings als fit with previus scial research in African elephants，Parker says. "Orphans increase interactin with their age mates after their mther's death." She ntes that dminance is structured by age in elephants：Older elephants may utrank yunger elephants when it cmes t fd，fr example，but elephants f the same age are generally equals.
With human-wildlife cnflict and drught threats t elephants in the regin，the findings published tday in Cmmunicatins Bilgy ffer a new insight int hw having a strng fellw grup may cntribute t elephants' survival.This infrmatin culd als help recvery facilities that take in rphaned elephants set the animals up fr a successful future in the wild — releasing them in large grups f bnded fellws，fr example. "The bttm line here is that elephants need elephants，" says Parker. "And when the wrst happens，like lsing a mther，sme find new ways t survive and grw happily."
8.Why are family bnds and scial structures mentined in paragraph 1？ ______
A. T prve their cnnectin.B. T explain their meanings.
C. T shw their significance.D. T clarify their differences.
9.Which statement may Parker agree with？ ______
A. Nn-rphans utrank rphans in elephants.
B. Orphaned elephants are in need f their age mates.
C. Older elephants tend t attend t yunger elephants.
D. Orphaned elephants prefer interactin with lder elephants.
10.What des the authr think f the team's research findings？ ______
A. They're baseless.B. They're nvel.
C. They're riginal.D. They're predictable.
11.Which f the fllwing is the best title fr the text？ ______
A. Hunting and Drught Are Majr Threats t Elephants
B. Human Prtectin Helps Orphaned Elephants Survive
C. Living with Older Elephants May Cntribute t Survival
D. Friends May Be Key t Stress Relief fr Orphaned Elephants
D
Smart Highway is a creative idea fr smart rads f tmrrw：Smart Highway is the result f the teamwrk between builder and develper Heijmans and designer Daan Rsegaarde.
Amng them，Glwing Lines，the wrld's first light-emitting （发光的） highway，is a safe and envirnment-friendly rad.The site f the pilt prject is a part f the N329 Highway in Oss，lcated in the prvince f Nrd-Brabant，the Netherlands.
The rad was built by Heijmans and was designed by Daan Rsegaarde，using light- emitting paints.The paints absrb ultravilet light （紫外线） during the day and give it ff fr up t 10 hurs at night.Slar energy panels （太阳能板） r ther surces f pwer can prvide energy t make sure that the rad cntinues t prvide light as required，despite weather r daylight hurs.
The Van Ggh-Rsegaarde bicycle path is a creative path，inspired by Van Ggh's The Starry Night and designed by Daan Rsegaarde.There are thusands f light-emitting stnes，giving visitrs an experience f petry and design.The path gets energy at daytime and emits light during the night.It is supprted by LED light t make sure f safety，quality and light during the whle night.Art and technlgy merge in this new，public view.The bicycle path is 600 metres lng and is part f the Van Ggh cycling path.
The Van Ggh-Rsegaarde bicycle path is set up as a cultural and enjyable rad，based n the light-emitting technlgies develped fr the Smart Highway.Riding a bicycle at this site is a wnderful experience.Furthermre，the path is lit up in such an envirnment-friendly way withut destrying the eclgy.As a turist attractin，the bicycle path als ffers ecnmic added value t the Eindhven regin：Visitrs can experience the pathway in the evening and will likely stay in the regin lnger.
12.What can we knw abut the Glwing Lines？ ______
A. It cannt prvide light cntinuusly in bad weather.
B. It brings light pllutin t the envirnment.
C. It's the result f the teamwrk amng builders，develpers and designers.
D. It's the nly highway in the wrld which can emit light.
13.What des the underlined wrd "merge" in paragraph 4 mean？ ______
A. Cme ut.B. Take ff.C. Take ver.D. Mix tgether.
14.What can we infer abut the Van Ggh-Rsegaarde bicycle path frm the last paragraph？ ______
A. It nly attracts cyclists t Eindhven.
B. It shuld be built in ther cities.
C. It can prmte the lcal ecnmy.
D. Its light has bad effects n eclgy.
15.What is the purpse f this text？ ______
A. T tell us what future rads are like.
B. T shw the histry f the rad develpment.
C. T stress the high technlgy f the Netherlands.
D. T intrduce tw smart rads.
二、阅读七选五：本大题共5小题，共10分。
Maybe yu are prbably getting an earful （训斥） frm yur inner vice.（1） ______ .Here are several ways t change yur self- talk script and t use yur inner vices t perfrm better.
Listen critically t yur inner critic
In high- pressure situatins，self- talk is ften critical.Instead f thinking deliberately and lgically，ur inner vices are caused by emtin.That influences everything frm hw we talk t urselves t ur behavirs.（2） ______ .And when yur inner vices start t fill with wrds f frustratin and discuragement，pause the cnversatin as yu cnsider ways t change it.
Create psychlgical distance frm yurself
One effective way t manage stress is t create psychlgical distance.This can be achieved by using secnd- r third- persn prnuns when referring t the situatin.Asking yurself，" Why are yu feeling s stressed？" is ne way t create the psychlgical distance yu need t regulate emtin.（3） ______ .
Fit yur cnversatin t yur gal
（ 4） ______ .Instructinal self- talk like" shulders back" r" keep the left arm straight" wrks t imprve technique.Mtivatinal self-talk such as" yu've gt this" r" keep ging" can help with cnfidence，strength，r endurance.It's imprtant t be aware f the type f self-talk yu are using and make sure it aligns with yur gals and needs.
（ 5） ______
Demeaning r negative self- talk is nly ging t increase yur stress and hld yu back.Instead，speak cmpassinately t yurself —just as yu wuld t a friend.Recreate negative messages t include psitive cntent. "I am nt gd at this." can be changed t" Relax.Yu are prepared fr this." "I dn't knw what t say." can be replaced by" Remember t smile and ask gd questins."
A.Treat yurself as a friend
B.Make as many friends as pssible
C.Using instructinal language is apprpriate
D.Different types f self- talk wrk best fr specific gals
E.S yur first step is t listen critically t what yu are saying t yurself
F.Often，negative cmments in yur head make it difficult fr yu t succeed
G.This way yu might find yur task an interesting challenge instead f a threat
16.A. AB. BC. CD. DE. EF. FG. G
17.A. AB. BC. CD. DE. EF. FG. G
18.A. AB. BC. CD. DE. EF. FG. G
19.A. AB. BC. CD. DE. EF. FG. G
20.A. AB. BC. CD. DE. EF. FG. G
三、完形填空：本大题共15小题，共22.5分。
When Peter Kahn became an English teacher，he was terrified f teaching petry.
"Petry was my least favrite subject as a student，and my least favrite subject t（1） ______ as a teacher，"he says."I was （2） ______ at it."S he asked a friend f his fr help，wh （3） ______ the idea f a petry cmpetitin in which pets （4） ______ spken-wrd petry befre a live audience.
"The student with the lwest grade in my class ended up winning it，"says Kahn."And I realized this was smething （5） ______ ."
That was the year 1999.（6） ______ by the club's ptential t appeal t students，Kahn created an after-schl spken-wrd club at a high schl.And fr ver 20 years，the club has created （7） ______ fr students t participate in strytelling.Many students have gne n t becme （8） ______ pets，schlars，r even Natinal Yuth Pet Winners.
"（9） ______ the micrphne' was smething we riginally said in the club when peple were talking in the audience，and it became a （10） ______ fr the club，"says Dan Sullivan，wh went frm planning t （11） ______ schl n his 17th birthday t starring in and helping set up the club in 1999.
Fr Kahn，the （12） ______ was all abut helping students like Sullivan at the time wh just didn't （13） ______ schl.Nw he hpes the club can take this pwer f petry and mve it beynd the （14） ______ s that teachers like him wh are （15） ______ f petry will be able t get themselves—and their students—excited abut it.
21.A. teachB. avidC. passD. chse
22.A. quickB. badC. impatientD. expert
23.A. explredB. welcmedC. questinedD. suggested
24.A. studiedB. appreciatedC. perfrmedD. cllected
25.A. memrableB. strangeC. pwerfulD. pssible
26.A. MvedB. InspiredC. PrtectedD. Shcked
27.A. energyB. spaceC. interestD. value
28.A. ppularB. sensitiveC. humrusD. wealthy
29.A. CheckB. RaiseC. RespectD. Catch
30.A. cnditinB. standardC. campaignD. saying
31.A. pay attentin tB. put up with
C. drp ut fD. take advantage f
32.A. awardB. clubC. petryD. cntest
33.A. finishB. attendC. leaveD. like
34.A. classrmB. cntrlC. limitD. memry
35.A. prudB. afraidC. fndD. aware
四、单句语法填空：本大题共9小题，共9分。
36.Neil Armstrng was the first persn （ set） ft n the mn，realizing a great dream f mankind. （所给词的适当形式填空）
37.By the end f last year，the translatr （ cmplete） the translated editin f the nvel successfully. （所给词的适当形式填空）
38.Nwadays，envirnmental prtectin and ecnmic develpment are nt （ cntradict） but cmplementary. （所给词的适当形式填空）
39.They applied fr an （ extend） f the prject deadline due t unfreseen circumstances. （所给词的适当形式填空）
40.The cmpetitin， （ spnsr） by a big cmpany，attracted hundreds f participants in the husing estate. （所给词的适当形式填空）
41.We all admire her strng （ cmmit） t envirnmental prtectin. （所给词的适当形式填空）
42.Playing with water can keep children （ amuse） fr hurs.
43.In cnclusin，ur trip t the Great Wall was a （ memry） experience，which we will cherish frever. （所给词的适当形式填空）
44.As sn as he lit up a cigarette，the nearby smke detectr （autmatic） sensed the presence f smke. （所给词的适当形式填空）
五、语法填空：本大题共1小题，共15分。
45.An exhibitin at Tsinghua University expressed thanks t cllectrs (1) dnatins helped many peple view great wrks.
A general gal f art cllectrs is t have their cllectins exhibited t as many peple as pssible，s that the artistic value f peple's creative wisdm can be bth enjyed (2) passed dwn.
In Nvember 1996， (3) exhibitin pened at the Natinal Art Museum f China （NAMOC） in Beijing，shwing a number f Western artwrks (4) （ dnate） by Ludwig and his wife，Irene earlier that year. (5) （ sad） Ludwig died fur mnths befre the shw.Since then，the Ludwig cllectin (6) （ shw） at the NAMOC.
Thrugh the exhibitin，many peple in China have seen wrks by famus figures f Western art，whm they never heard f r knew nly a little thrugh reading bks r (7) （ magazine） such as Pabl Picass，Andy Warhl，Ry Lichtenstein，David Hckney and s n.
Wu Weishan，directr f the NAMOC，says， "During their lifetime，Ludwig and Irene (8) （ they） were fnd f cllecting arts，s they carried n research and explred the rules f the wrld thrugh their wrks."
He says the NAMOC s far has presented Ludwig's cllectin (9) （ include） 89 pieces f mdern art at 14 culture venues （场馆） in 11 cities natinwide (10) （ carry） his spirit f sharing further.
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六、单词拼写-单句：本大题共1小题，共1分。
46.The new plicy will prceed cautin t ensure a smth transitin. （用适当的词填空）
七、句子翻译：本大题共5小题，共10分。
47.许多新闻记者致力于调查并揭露事件的真相。（be cmmitted t；bring t light）（汉译英）

48.过去几十年见证了科技的巨大进步。（witness；无灵主语）（汉译英）

49.困惑又好奇，Laula小心翼翼地撕开了包裹。（curius；形容词作伴随状语）（汉译英）

50.他没有向观众讲清楚他的想法。那就是误解产生的原因。（get-acrss；cme abut）（汉译英）

51.她如此专注于那本小说，以至于没有听到有人叫她。（s that倒装；absrb）（汉译英）

八、书面表达：本大题共1小题，共25分。
52.Sandy and Jane came t see the jb tree n the hilltp again.Jbs were their favrite fruit，but the tree belnged t a lady wh lived in the huse by the hill.They heard she was difficult，but that smetimes she wuld give fruit in return fr an errand（差使）
The girls finally gathered their curage t knck n her dr.An elderly wman with a fierce lk answered，staring dwn at the girls. "We heard ..." said Sandy，her vice shaky， "that yu give jbs in payment fr running an errand."
The lady raised ne eyebrw，then went int the kitchen and tk tw baskets.She pushed them int the girls' hands."G fill these with jbs，and cme right back."
The girls raced up the hill t the tree and filled the baskets with the ripest jbs.Back at the huse，the lady filled a bag with rice and handed it t Sandy. "Take this bag and ne basket f jbs t the Brwn family.And ask them fr the payment，" the lady added with a tight smile. "If yu return withut the payment，yu wn't get the fruit."
The girls struggled all the way with the bag and the basket.When they were there，Mrs.Brwn answered the dr.Inside n the flr were three little children，each painting smething n was lying sick in bed.Times were hard.
The girls handed her the fd. "This is frm the lady with the jb tree，" said Sandy.
"She asked fr the payment，t." Jane said awkwardly.
The payment!The payment!The children repeated，waving the paper in their hands happily.
Sandy and Jane lked at each ther strangely.With a smile，Mrs.Brwn handed Sandy a large sealed（密封的）envelpe s full that it was almst starting t break pen.The girls said gdbye and left quickly. "I wnder，" Sandy murmured，"whether Mrs.Brwn can affrd t pay fr that fd."
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。
Wrried，the tw girls discussed what was in the envelpe as they walked back.___________
The lady pened the envelpe，tk ut a pile f papers，and smiled.___________
1~3.【答案】D、B、B
4~7.【答案】C、D、A、A
8~11.【答案】C、B、B、D
12~15.【答案】C、D、C、D
16~20.【答案】F、E、G、D、A
21~35.【答案】A、B、D、C、C、B、B、A、C、D、C、B、D、A、B
36.【答案】t set
37.【答案】had cmpleted
38.【答案】cntradictry
39.【答案】extensin
40.【答案】spnsred
41.【答案】cmmitment
42.【答案】amused
43.【答案】memrable
44.【答案】autmatically
45.【答案】【小题1】
whse
【小题2】
and
【小题3】
an
【小题4】
dnated
【小题5】
Sadly
【小题6】
has been shwn/has been shwed
【小题7】
magazines
【小题8】
themselves
【小题9】
including
【小题10】
t carry
46.【答案】with
47.【答案】Many jurnalists are cmmitted t investigating events and bringing the truth t light.
48.【答案】The past few decades have witnessed tremendus advancements in science and technlgy.
49.【答案】Cnfused yet curius，Laula tre pen the package cautiusly.
50.【答案】He failed t get his ideas acrss t the audience.That was the reasn why the misunderstanding came abut.
51.【答案】S absrbed was she in that nvel that she didn't hear smene calling her.
52.【答案】Wrried，the tw girls discussed what was in the envelpe as they walked back.Tapping her chin，Sandy murmured， "If it's mney，that's a great deal!What culd it be？"Jane，lst in thught.She placed her palms n envelpe，reflected n the family and suddenly she uttered， "Paintings!It must be the girls' paintings!After she explained t Sandy，they arrived at the ld lady's sn.【高分句型一】Embarrassedly，Jane handed the lady the envelpe with trembling hands. （小女孩把拿到的信封给了这位女士）
The lady pened the envelpe，tk ut a pile f papers and smiled.On the papers were clrful drawings frm the lvely children.On seeing this，Sandy and Jane lked at each ther and smiled understandingly.Then，the girls gained their payment-- a full basket f ripe jbs.Fr them，it turned ut that their errand nt nly gained them their favrite fruit，but als a sweet taste f getting payment by their hard wrk.When they tk a bite，the juice was as sweet as the feeling inside their heart.【高分句型二】（女士打开信封发现是孩子们的画，两人也获得一篮子的jbs）