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高2028届2025-2026学年度上期阶段性测试
英语参考答案
听力
1-5 CABAC 6-10 ABCCA 11-15 BAABB 16-20 CBACB
阅读理解
21-23 BCB 24-27 CBDD 28-31 ACBB
阅读七选五
32-36 FABEG
完形填空
37-41 BADAC 42-46 DACDB 47-51 BDCAB
语法填空
52. how 53. easier 54. allowing 55. remarkably 56. headed 57. to realize
58. of 59. offered 60. the 61. is seen / has been seen
词汇单句填空
62. curiosity 63. intelligent 64. particular 65. unique 66. remind 67. figure
68. recognition 69. aware 70. panicked 71. rate
任务型阅读
72. noisy 73. annoyed 74. handpicked 75. patient 76. gradually
77. thoughtful 78. value 79. test 80. accidentally 81. apart
82-84题从内容合理性和语言表达质量两个角度综合考虑给分。
82题需要答到Grandma遗物和shells 有特殊含义，如果少答一个方面，扣1分。
83题需要答到情绪的变化，如果没有变化扣1分。
83题需要答到Peter的做法和这么做原因，可以接受除参考答案以外的合理答案，但如
果少答一个方面扣2分。
以上 3 个题目，如果回答表述方式存在严重语法错，如没有谓语、时态错误等扣 1 分。
单词拼写错酌情扣分。
82. Because the necklace was a gift to her from Grandma who passed away. The shells were
not only handpicked by Grandma but also had meanings given by Grandma.
83. Lucy would be very upset and even angry at first. But she might calm down after a while
and try to be patient with Peter.
84. Peter might try to repair the necklace by gluing the broken pieces of the shells and replaceChinese music, or even label items around your house with their Chinese names. (Most
importantly, be patient and consistent. Language learning is a marathon, not a sprint.)
If you have any questions, don’t hesitate to ask me. I’m always here to help. Wish you a
pleasant journey exploring Chinese!
Yours,
Li Hua
参考范文2
Dear Tom,
I’m glad to hear that you will start learning Chinese! It’s a fascinating and beautiful
language, though you may face some challenges at the beginning. I’d like to share a few
suggestions that might help you on your learning journey.
To begin with, Chinese characters are very different from English letters, so it takes time
and patience to remember their shapes and meanings. In addition, tones are crucial in
pronunciation—the same syllable with different tones can mean completely different things.
Here are a few hints that might make your learning easier. First, start with pinyin, as it will
give you a solid foundation for pronunciation. Once you feel comfortable, gradually move on
to learning simple characters. Second, try to immerse yourself in the language by watching
Chinese movies, listening to songs, or even chatting with native speakers. This will make
learning both effective and enjoyable. Finally, don’t be afraid of making mistakes — they are a
natural and necessary part of learning. Remember, practice makes perfect!
Learning Chinese may take time, but if you stay curious and keep practicing, you’ll surely
make great progress. I’m confident that you’ll fall in love with the language and the culture
behind it.
Best wishes,
Li Hua
听力文本
Text 1
- Amy, I don’t mean to be impolite, but you look fantastic. Have you lost weight?
- Well, yes, I have. I recently joined a new gym, and it’s been really beneficial.
Text 2
- Hi there! How may I assist you?
- I’m looking for books on Shakespeare and British drama.
- Are these for mister Bates’ class?
- Yes, thanks for your help.
Text 3
- Hey, Meg. Do you have any plans for this weekend?
- Yeah, I’m really busy because I’m moving next week. I have to get my apartment ready, so I need
to pack all of my stuff.Text 4
- Simon, let’s grab something to eat. I’m really hungry.
- Sure. What are you in the mood for? Nearby we have an Italian restaurant, a grilled chicken place
and a seafood restaurant.
- Great! Italian sounds perfect to me.
Text 5
- You see that guy over there? Doesn’t he look familiar to you? I can’t figure out where I know him
from.
- That’s the new kid, Greg, from Sweden. He sits behind you in physics.
Text 6
- Hello, can I take your order?
- Yes, I’d like a large pepperoni pizza with mushrooms and Green peppers. Okay, your total comes
to fifteen dollars and nineteen cents. Can I have your name please?
- Jessica Miller.
- Okay, and your address and telephone number, its one three four zero south sixteenth east, and the
phone number is three four zero, one eight seven zero.
- All right, thanks for your order. It should arrive at your doorstep in thirty minutes or less, or you’ll
receive a free pizza with your next order.
- Great! Thanks.
Text 7
- I’d like to make an appointment to see doctor Carter, please.
- Okay. Could I have your name please?
- Yes, my name is Ronald Schuler.
- And may I ask who recommended our doctor’s office to you?
- Ah, I drove past your office yesterday.
- Okay! How about Wednesday at four o’clock?
- Do you happen to have an opening in the morning? I usually pick up my kids from school around
that time.
- Okay. How about Tuesday at eight a.m. or Thursday at eight fifteen a.m.?
- Do you have anything earlier like seven thirty?
- No, I’m sorry.
- Well, in that case, Thursday would be fine.
Text 8
- Good evening. I have a reservation for tonight, and I’d like to check in, please.
- Sure. May I have your name, please?
- Mike Adams.
- Okay, let me check. Here’s your key. You’re in room three, six, zero. Just walk down this hall and
you’ll see the elevators on your right.
- Great! By the way, what time does the restaurant open for breakfast?
- Breakfast is served from six thirty to ten a.m.- Got it. Also, where can I find the gym? I’d like to get a run in before calling it a night.
- It’s on the second floor and it’s open till ten o’clock tonight.
-Perfect. One final question. Is there a laundry service?
- Yes, Prices start from two dollars ninety five, depending on the item.
Text 9
- Hi Kate! Your roommate mentioned I could find you in the TV lounge. What are you up to?
- Can’t you tell?
- Well, it looks like you’re watching TV, but we have a math midterm tomorrow. I thought you’d be
studying for it. I was thinking, maybe we could study together.
- I understand, but I needed a break. This math stuff gives me a headache, if I work on it too long.
- I get it. I’ve been at it for three hours. Some of the sample problems are driving me crazy. I just
don’t get some of them. I thought maybe two heads are better than one.
- That’s a good point. But you know, I wish I knew that person from our class who got one hundred
on the last test. She didn’t miss a question!
- I think it was Elizabeth.
- Oh? She is a friend of mine. She might be able to help us. Why don’t I give her a call.
- At this hour? It’s already ten thirty.
- Yeah, you are right. But I helped her out with something once before, so she may feel it’s only
right to help me now. Let’s give her a call and see what she says. Maybe going over some of the
problems with us would help her review the materials, too.
Text 10
By the end of the term, I hope you’ll come to share my belief that formal writing always
requires revision. Some students may have the mistaken idea that revision means simply making
corrections in spelling and grammar. I call that proof reading.
What I expect you to do is to revise, evaluate and improve the overall effectiveness of your
paper. But how can you tell if your paper is effective? Well, for example, start by asking yourself
these questions: Is the topic narrow enough to be fully discussed within the given length? Is the
main idea clear? Are they supported by specific details and examples? Does the paper move
smoothly from one idea to the next?
You’ll need enough time to make big changes, meaning you might have to make many
adjustments before your paper becomes very clear to the reader. So I expect you to submit the first
draft of each paper two weeks before the final due date. This timeline allows me to provide feedback
and return it to you in time for revisions.
Then you can submit a final draft for grading. This process may seem like a great deal of trouble
at first, but I think you will find it valuable. In fact, after completing this course, I doubt you’ll ever
submit a term paper without careful revision.
