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新时代高中教育联合体2025年11月高二学年期中联考巩固卷(一)英语_2025年11月高二试卷_251114黑龙江省新时代高中教育联合体2025年11月高二学年期中联考巩固卷(一)(全)

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新时代高中教育联合体2025年11月高二学年期中联考巩固卷(一)英语_2025年11月高二试卷_251114黑龙江省新时代高中教育联合体2025年11月高二学年期中联考巩固卷(一)(全)
新时代高中教育联合体2025年11月高二学年期中联考巩固卷(一)英语_2025年11月高二试卷_251114黑龙江省新时代高中教育联合体2025年11月高二学年期中联考巩固卷(一)(全)
新时代高中教育联合体2025年11月高二学年期中联考巩固卷(一)英语_2025年11月高二试卷_251114黑龙江省新时代高中教育联合体2025年11月高二学年期中联考巩固卷(一)(全)
新时代高中教育联合体2025年11月高二学年期中联考巩固卷(一)英语_2025年11月高二试卷_251114黑龙江省新时代高中教育联合体2025年11月高二学年期中联考巩固卷(一)(全)
新时代高中教育联合体2025年11月高二学年期中联考巩固卷(一)英语_2025年11月高二试卷_251114黑龙江省新时代高中教育联合体2025年11月高二学年期中联考巩固卷(一)(全)

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B.Datewiththeman. C.Gotothesupermarket. A.Itsoutofdate. B.Itscheap. C.Itsbeautiful. 15.Whatdayisittoday? 2.Whoisthewomanprobablytalkingto? A.Monday. B.Thursday. C.Friday. A.Herfriend. B.Hercoach. C.Herbrother. 16.WhatdoesLindaaskthemantodo? 3.Whatdoesthewomanplantodo? A.Havehisteethexamined. B.Brushhisteethtwiceaday.C.Eatlessdessert. A.Handleherwork. B.Gohome. C.PickupMark. 5=>’?]^,TU317d320eD:;。 4.Whenwillthespeakersseethefilm? 17.Whoisprobablythespeaker? A.At6:30p.m. B.At7:00p.m. C.At8:00p.m. A.Areporter. B.Ateacher. C.Awriter. 5.Whatarethespeakersmainlytalkingabout? 18.Whatdidthecoachmandooutsidethetheater? A.Themanssister. B.Apet. C.Anaccident. A.Hereadabook. B.Helookedafterthehorse. C.Heenjoyedthesnow. 3"9(715:;;<:;1.5*,)*22.5*) 19.Howdidtheyoungladyfeelaboutthecoachmanssituation? 5=>5?@A\]^。’?@A,TU36W378D:;。 A.Helpthosearoundusasmuchaswecan. 6.WhatdoweknowaboutJane? B.Readasmanybooksaswecan. A.Shelostherumbrella. B.Shecantgototheparty. C.Sheisfinenow. C.Begratefulforwhatwehave. !"#$%&(’) (1) (*10)) !"#$%&(’) (2) (*10)) 书书书3"4* XY(789,)*50*) Despitetheloss,Zhengsperformancethisseasonhasbeenimpressive,highlightedbyherdeep 3’9(715:;;<:;2.5*,)*37.5*) runsinmajortournamentsandherhistoricOlympicgoldmedalintheParis2024SummerOlympics. XY=fgh,E<;GHIA、B、C、DeDK2FKLMNK2。 ShebecamethefirstAsianbornplayertoclaimgoldinatennissingleseventattheOlympicsin A August.ShewillreturntoChinatopreparefortheChinaOpeninBeijingandWuhanOpeninHubei ExplorersCamp Province,stillaimingtoqualifyfortheWTAFinals. ·Fulldaycampforkidsaged5-13. Ifsheshouldqualify,shewouldbecomethefirstChineseplayertoreachtheWTAFinalssince ·Monday-Friday,July8-26,9a.m.-4p.m. LiNa,markinganothersignificantmilestoneinhercareer.LiuYu,aBeijingbasedsports Week1-July8-12 commentator,notedthatZhengsOlympicsuccesshashadabigimpactontennisinChina,inspiring Week2-July15-19 anewgenerationofplayersandfans.TheWTAofficiallycongratulatedZhengonitsSinaWeibo Week3-July22-26 account,celebratingherachievementsin2024,includingtheAustralianOpenrunnerup,Olympic ·Registerforasingleweekormultipleweeks. goldmedal,andreachingthequarterfinalsoftheUSOpen.“AlthoughZhengdidnotprogressfurther ·Fees:(cid:141)365perweek. attheUSOpen,shehasrecordedherbestperformanceinGrandSlanswithinasingleseason,”read ·Thelastdaytocancelregistrationandreceiveafullrefund((cid:142)(cid:143))isJune15. thepost. CampStructure Chinesenetizensapplaudedhereffortsonsocialmedia,sayingthatZhengalreadydidagood Thedayisdividedintotwothematicsessionsperagegroup.Campershaveathreehourmorning jobovercomingthetirednessfromcontinuouscompetitionsaftertheOlympics.Zhengsaidafterthe classengagingwithamorningtheme(9a.m.to12noon)andaonehourlunchbreak,followedby gamethatshecouldhavedonebetterbuthertightschedulesincetheOlympicshadleftherwith anotherthreehourclassengagingwithanafternoontheme(1p.m.to4p.m).Snackperiodsare limitedpreparationtime.SheexpressedenthusiasmforcompetinginChina,hopingformoretimeto heldthroughouttheday.Allcampersshouldbringtheirownbaggedlunchandsnacks. preparefortheupcomingtournaments. CampContent Atthesametime,ChinasZhangShuaiandKristinaMladenovicfromFranceadvancedtothe ExplorersCamporganizesengagingarts,historyandsciencerelatedactivitiesineveryclass, womensdoublessemifinalsoftheUSOpen,defeatingEllenPerezandNicoleMelicharMartinez. andfocusesonarangeoftopicsthatemphasizeactivelearning,explorationand,mostofall,fun!All TheywillfacethethirdseedsTaylorTownsendandKaterinaSiniakovaonThursday. campsessionsarecreatedwithageappropriateactivitiesthataretailoredtothemultiplewaysthat 24.Whatdoestheunderlinedphrase“wassentpacking”inParagraph1mean? kidslearn. A.waspromoted B.wasforcedout CampStaff C.wassentonatrip D.waspackedfortravel Campersenjoyastafftochildratiorangingfrom1:4to1:7dependingontheagegroup. 25.Whatdoesthesecondparagraphmainlyfocuson? Instructorsarepassionateeducatorswhoareexpertsintheirfieldsandhaveundergonetraininganda A.ZhengQinwensfutureplans. backgroundcheck. B.ZhengQinwenslossintheUSOpen. 21.Onwhichofthefollowingdatescanyoucancelyourregistrationwithafullrefund? C.ZhengQinwensOlympicgoldmedal. A.June12. B.June22. C.July19. D.July26. D.ZhengQinwensoutstandingachievementsthisseason. 22.Howarecampersdividedintodifferentgroups? 26.WhyisLiuYuscommentmentionedinthepassage? A.Bygender. B.Bynationality. C.Byinterest. D.Byage. 23.Howmanyhoursofclasswillyouhavealtogetherifyouregisterforasingleweek? A.Tocomparedifferentopinions. A.15. B.21. C.30. D.42. B.TopraiseZhengQinwensinsight. B C.TostressZhengQinwensOlympicimpact. ChinasZhengQinwenconcludedthisyearsGrandSlamd((cid:144)(cid:145)(cid:146))journeywithaUSOpen D.TofurtherintroduceZhengQinwensbackground. quarterfinal((cid:147)D(cid:148)’(cid:149)(cid:150))defeattoArynaSabalenkaonWednesday.The21yearoldZheng 27.WhichofthefollowingbestdescribesZhengQinwen? wassentpackingaftera1-6,2-6defeat.ItwasZhengsthirdlossinarowtotheBelarusianafter A.Talentedbuttired. B.Popularbutstressed. finishingasrunnerupinJanuarysAustralianOpen. C.Youngandambitious. D.Confidentandsatisfied. !"#$%&(’) (3) (*10)) !"#$%&(’) (4) (*10))C D “Whyiseverysuperheromovieanoriginstory?”complainedEntertainmentWeeklyfilmcritic Anewstudyfindsyoungeradultslookandfeelolderonstressfuldays.“Substantialresearch tellsusstressmakesolderadultsfeeltheirage,orevenfeelolderthantheyactuallyare,”says AdamMarkovitzafterseeingatrailer((cid:151)(cid:152)(cid:153))forthissummersManofSteel.Perhapswelove psychologyprofessorShevaunNeupert,thecorrespondingauthorofthenewstudy.“Andthe originstories,Markovitzsuggested,becausethey“showtheexactmomentwhenanormalguygoes literaturetellsusthatwhenseniorsfeelolderthantheyactuallyare,itisassociatedwithmany frombeingjustlikeustobeingsomehowbetter,faster,stronger.” negativehealthoutcomes.However,thereislittleresearchexaminingthisissueinyoungeradults. Itendtodisagree.Ithinkoriginstoriesshowusnothowtobecomesuperbuthowtobeheroes, Thisworkmaybeparticularlytimely,asstressresearchersareseeinganincreaseintheamountof choosingotherpeoplesneedsoverthepursuitofonesownwealthandpower.Ivelearnedthis stressyoungeradultsareexperiencingnow.” throughhundredsofconversationsatcomicbookmeetings,wherefanshavebeenremarkablyhonest Thestudycovered107youngeradultsbetweentheagesof18and36,whocompleteddetailed abouttheirlivesandtheinspirationtheydrawfromsuperherostories. dailysurveysforeightcontinuousdays.Thesurveysweredesignedtocapturehowmuchstressthey Ivefoundthatsuperheroesgothroughthreetypesoflifechangingexperiencesthatwecan wereexperiencingeachday,howmuchcontroltheyfelttheyhadovertheirlivesthatday,andhow relateto.Thefirstistrauma((cid:154)(cid:155)),whichliesattheheartofBatmansoriginstory,inwhichBruce oldtheyfeltandlookedonthatday. “Thekeyfindingwasthatondayswhenstudyparticipantsreportedexperiencinghigherlevels Waynecommitshimselftofightingcrimeafterseeinghisparentskilled.Inreallife,manypeople ofstressthantheynormallydid,theyalsoreportedlookingandfeelingolder,”Neupertsays. experience“stresscausedgrowth”afteratraumaanddeterminetohelpothers. “However,thiswasonlytrueondayswhenstudyparticipantsalsoreportedfeelingthattheyhadless Thesecondlifechangingforceisdestiny((cid:156)(cid:157)).ConsiderBuffytheVampireSlayer,abouta controlovertheirlivesthantheynormallydid.Besides,boththelevelsofstressandthelevelsof normalteenagerwhodiscoversshesthe“ChosenOne”—bornwithsupernaturalpowerstofight controlwererelative.” demons.Buffyisunwillingtoacceptherdestiny,yetshethrowsherselfintohernewjob. “Foronething,thistellsusthatthephenomenonofstressmakingpeoplefeelolderisnot Lastly,therespurechance,whichtransformedayoungSpiderMan,whowasusinghispowerfor limitedtoolderadults,”Neupertsays.“Itsalsoimportantbecauseweknowthatexperiencingstress selfish(=(cid:158)7)purposesuntilhisbelovedunclewaskilledbyastreetthug.SpiderMansheroism overtimecanhavenegativeeffectsandthatpeoplegenerallyreportincreasinglevelsofstressasthey isanexampleofhowrandomnegativeeventscausemanyofustoreflectonourlivesandchoosea movefromyoungadulthoodtomidlife.Iftheseyoungpeoplearealreadyexperiencinghistorically differentpath. highlevelsofstressfortheirage,andthatstressisaffectinghowoldtheyfeel,itwillbeimportantfor ustopaycloseattentiontothemarkersweusetoassessstressrelatedphysicalandmentalhealthfor Attheirbest,superherooriginstoriesinspireusandprovidemodelsofcopingwithdifficulties, thisgeneration.” findingmeaninginlossandtrauma,discoveringourstrengthsandusingthemforgoodpurpose. 32.WhydidNeupertcarryoutthestudy? (Wearingacapeortightsisnotamust.) A.Tofillagapinexistingresearch. B.Tocorrectpreviousmisunderstandings. 28.HowdidAdamMarkovitzfeelabouteverysuperheromoviebeinganoriginstory? C.Toimprovethelivingconditionsofadults.D.Tohelpseniorstounderstandyoungeradults. A.Surprised. B.Disappointed. C.Fascinated. D.Inspired. 33.Whatresearchmethodwasmainlyusedinthestudy? 29.WhatexperienceledBruceWaynetobecomeahero? A.Literaturereview. B.Scientificobservations. A.Sufferingfromgreatstress. B.Fightingcrimewithgreatdevotion. C.Surveydataanalysis. D.Psychologicalexperiments. C.RelatingtoBatmansoriginstory. D.Witnessinghisparentsbeingkilled. 34.WhichcanbeinferredfromParagraph3? A.Adultsareespeciallysubjecttostress. 30.WhatdidBuffydoaftershefoundherdestiny? B.Stressimpactsdependonperceivedcontrol. A.Shecouldntwaittoacceptherrole. B.Sheusedherpowerforselfishpurposes. C.Livinganabnormallifemakespeoplelookolder. C.Sherefusedtotakeontheresponsibility. D.Shecommittedherselftoherroleeventually. D.Beingunderotherscontrolcanharmoneshealth. 31.Accordingtotheauthor,whydopeopleloveoriginstories? 35.Whichcanbeasuitabletitleforthetext? A.Becausetheyinspireustoputothersbeforeourselves. A.Stressisspeedingoldpeoplesagingprocess. B.Becausetheylieattheheartofeverysuperheromovie. B.Stresslevelsarerisingamongyoungeradults. C.Becausetheyexploretheimpactofnegativeeventsonlife. C.Wiryyoungeradultspayattentiontotheirages. D.Becausetheyshowhowordinarypeoplebecomeextraordinary. D.Howyoungeradultssenseofstressaffectsaging. !"#$%&(’) (5) (*10)) !"#$%&(’) (6) (*10))3"9(75:;;<:;2.5*,)*12.5*) insistedonpracticing.Atfirst,Imademany 44 .ButMrs.Leenevergaveuponme.Shealways XY=>gh,EghBIK2FKLijklm^nIMNK2。K2FC82op said,“Mistakesare 45 tosuccess.” qK2。 Onemonthlater,theclubheldasmallspeechcompetition.Iwasscared,butI 46 myselfto Everydaywearefilledwithinformation,muchofwhichisgivenbypeoplewhowanttoshape signup.Whenmyturncame,myhandsshook.ButIrememberedMrs.Leeswords:“Concentrateon ourdecisions.So,weneedtoevaluatetheinformationanddeterminehowweshouldrespond. yourspeech,notthefear.”Itookadeepbreathandstartedspeaking. 47 ,Ididntforgeta 36 Itstheabilitytothinkclearlyandseehowideasareconnected.Likeanyskill,critical singleword.Thatmomentgavememore 48 .Afterthat,Ijoinedmorecompetitionsandkept thinkingcanbelearned,andthebestwaytolearnitisbypractising. 49 myskills. Youcannotevaluateanargumentthatyoudonotunderstand. 37 Youmayneedtoask Lastterm,Iparticipatedinacitywidespeechcontest.Onthedayofthecontest,Iwalkedonto questionstoclarifythepersonsclaimsandaskthemtoexplainkeyterms,especiallywordswith thestagewitha 50 mind.Whentheresultswereannounced,Iwonfirstplace!Allmyhard multiplemeanings. workandMrs.Leeshelpfinally 51 .Irantohugher,andshesaid,“Iknewyoucoulddoit. Onceyouunderstandwhatthepersonissaying,thenyoucanconsiderwhetherthefactsthey Your 52 andeffortpaidoff.” stateareactuallytrue.Youcanfigurethisoutbyconsideringthesourceofthefactsandwhetherthe Thisexperiencetaughtmethatnomatterhowbigyourfearis,youcanbeatitwith 53 . factslineupwithwhatyoualreadyknowaboutthetopic. 38 Now,Ioftentellothersmystory.Iwanttoencouragethemtotakethefirst 54 towardtheir Criticalthinkingalsoinvolvesexaminingpeoplesmotivationsandassumptions.Forexample,a goals,evenifitsscary.Remember:everysmallstep 55 toabigsuccess. salesmanwillpresentfactsthatareselectedtoconvinceyoutobuywhatheisselling. 39 Its 41.A.strength B.objective C.fear D.passion necessarythatyourecognizethesefactorstopredictwhensomeoneelsesstatementsmightnotbe 42.A.winner B.failure C.genius D.advocator accurateorcomplete. 43.A.doubt B.silence C.annoyance D.encouragement 40 Pokingholesinotherpeoplesargumentscanbenecessary,butyoumustacknowledge 44.A.appointments B.commitments C.mistakes D.efforts thepossibilitythatyourownbeliefssometimescanbewrong.Bycriticallyexaminingbothyourown 45.A.steppingstones B.greenlights C.roadblocks D.passingmarks andothersopinions,youcanunderstandthewaytheworldworksandmakedecisionsinlightofthe 46.A.allowed B.forced C.insisted D.recommended truth. 47.A.Apparently B.Gradually C.Increasingly D.Surprisingly A.Analysinginformationrequirescriticalthinking. 48.A.confidence B.property C.innovation D.prediction B.Andhewillleaveoutfactsthatdonthelphimreachthatgoal. 49.A.improving B.banning C.hiding D.analyzing C.Thus,thefirststeptocriticalthinkingmustalwaysbelistening. 50.A.nervous B.curious C.distant D.calm D.Becauseitspossibletodrawincorrectconclusionsfromcorrectfacts. 51.A.setout B.paidoff C.gaveup D.turneddown E.Solearningaboutthecommonargumentsandyourownbeliefscanhelp. 52.A.laziness B.courage C.shyness D.weakness F.Iftheresaconflict,discoverwhetheryouorthenewstatementiswrong. 53.A.fear B.break C.practice D.talent G.Criticalthinkingrequiresexaminingyourownideasandassumptionsaswell. 54.A.step B.luck C.attitude D.risk 3J4* $rst(789,)*30*) 55.A.leads B.prefers C.appeals D.opposes 3’9(715:;;<:;1*,)*15*) 3"9(710:;;<:;1.5*,)*15*) XY=>gh,E<;GHIA、B、C、DeDK2FKLMNK2。 XY=>gh,um^nkl1DvwIxy\z{|xyI}~(cid:127)(cid:128)。 WhenIwas16,mybiggest 41 waspublicspeaking—Iwouldgetnervousandforgetmy Auniquefoodtrendhasrecentlygained 56 (popular)amongyoungpeopleinChina. wordseveninsmallgroups.Ataclubmeeting,Itriedtospeakbutfailedmiserably.Ilefttheroom withtears,feelinglikeatotal 42 . Knownas“leftoverfoodblindboxes”,theseinnovativemealoptionsprovideaconvenientand Mrs.Lee,theclubadvisor,noticedmysadnessandsaid,“Everyonestartssomewhere.Your 57 (afford)waytoenjoydeliciousfoodwhilealsoreducingfoodwaste.Sofar,thisconcept performancetodaydoesntdefineyourfuture.”Her 43 gavemealittlehope.Everyweek,I 58 (attract)theattentionofmanycuriousyoungindividuals.Theconceptof“leftoverfood !"#$%&(’) (7) (*10)) !"#$%&(’) (8) (*10))blindboxes”originatedabroad, 59 (specific)fromanappcalledTooGoodToGothatstarted closetothem.AlsoourparentsareexpectingtohavedinnerwithustogetherathomeandIdont inDenmarkin2015.Itsgoalistofightagainstfoodwastebyofferingsurplus((cid:159)(cid:160)7)unsoldfood wantthemtoworryaboutme.”“Youareacoward((cid:209)U(cid:210)),andafraidtogo”,saidTom,andoff fromnearbystoresandrestaurants 60 areducedprice. herantothespotwithsomeotherboys.Johnhadtogohomealoneanddidntthinkaboutit InspiredbyvideospostedbyChinesecreatorslivingabroad 61 sharedtheirexperiences, anymore. Chineseconsumersandbusinesseshavequicklyacceptedtheidea, 62 (lead)tosimilar ButTomthoughtJohnwasacowardandtoldalltheboysthat.Theylaughedathimagreat operationsinmajorChinesecitieslikeBeijing,Shanghai,andChengdu.Theoperationalmethodsof deal.Fromthenon,theylookeddownuponJohnanddidntwanttoplaywithhim. the“leftoverfoodblindbox”modelcanvarybetweenstores.Someboxescontainprepackaged JohnwassadbuthewasntangrywithTomforhisrudebehavior,becausehehadlearnedthat meals 63 (base)onastoressalesbeforetheevening,whileothersallowcustomerstochoose truecouragewasshownmostinbearingmisunderstandingwhenitwasnotdeserved,andthathe from 64 stillremainsinthestorearoundclosingtime.However,thelatteroptionisless oughttobeafraidofnothingbutdoingwrong.Thus,hejustignoredtheotherboyslaughterand common.Thecontentsoftheblindboxesareoftenonlyrevealeduponopening,adding 65 continuedtosticktohisthoughtandgotoschoolandstudyasusual.However,Tomdidntinvite elementofsurprisetothediningexperience. Johntogohomewithhimanymore.Instead,hehadhisnewfriendswhoalsothoughtJohnwasa 3e4* (cid:129)c(789,)*40*) coward.Everydayafterschool,Tomandhisnewfriendsdidntgohomedirectlybutwenttobathein 3’9()*15*) therivernearbyandhadlotsoffun. 66.¡^(cid:130)(cid:140)¢£,⁄¥ƒ(cid:130)<§¤'“«‹(cid:130)›fifl7(cid:176)–†(cid:150),‡,·“TheSpiritof `´: Sports”,|(cid:130)G’(cid:181)(cid:176)–¶,p(cid:129)•‚: 1.(cid:211)Gˆ˜[·150(cid:212)¯˘; 1.„„(cid:130)Z”‡,7»…vfi(cid:139)B‰; 2.|(cid:213)^⁄(cid:214)(cid:215)H+,J7m[MN(cid:216)+。 2.(cid:190)S¿(cid:192)。 Afewdayslater,somethingterriblehappenedtoTom. `´: 1.ˆ˜80¯˘; 2.˙¨(cid:201)˚¸‹(cid:204)˝,¨l˛ˇ—(cid:146)。 Atthatmoment,Johnhappenedtopassby. 3"9()*25*) 67.XY=>(cid:130)(cid:131),(cid:132)(cid:133)(cid:134)|(cid:135)WGH?(cid:136)(cid:137)(cid:138)$(cid:139)(cid:129)8?,(cid:140)(cid:141)(cid:142)(cid:143)’(cid:144)O(cid:145)Igh。 Childrenliketobeconsideredtobebrave,butwhatkindofthingscanbeconsideredtobe brave?Itisnotaquestionthatcanbeansweredbywords,butbytherealdeed.Aboywiththename Tomgaveusagoodexample.TomandJohnweretwofriendsinthesameclass.Theyalwaysplayed togetherandwenthometogether.OnedayasTomandJohnweregoinghomeafterschool,theysaw somepeoplefightingonthestreetcorner.Tomsaidexcitedly,“Somepeoplearefighting!Letsgo andhavealook!”ButJohnrefused.“Itsnoneofourbusiness.Wedbettergohomeanddontget !"#$%& (’) (9) (*10)) !"#$%&(’) (10) (*10))