重庆市 2026年高二(上)期末考试
英语试题
英语测试共 8页，满分 150分。时间 120分钟。
第一部分 听力(共两节，满分 30分)
做题时，请先将答案标在试卷上。录音内容结束前，你将有两分钟的时间将试卷上的答案转涂到答题卡上。
第一节(共 5小题；每小题 1.5分，满分 7.5分)
听下面 5段对话。每段对话后有一个小题，从题中所给的 A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项，并标在试卷的相应位
置。听完每段对话后，你都有 10秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅读下一小题。每段对话读两遍。
例： How much is the shirt
A. 19.15. B. 9.18. C. 9.15.
答案是 C。
1. Who plans to do shopping
A. Helen. B. Jack. C. Mary.
2. How was the weekend trip
A. Terrible. B. Funny. C. Interesting.
3. What is the relationship between the two speakers
A. Speaker and audience. B. Professor and student. C. Host and guest.
4. When will the students go picnicking
A. April 10th. B. April 20th. C. May 10th.
5. Why does the man tell the woman about the exhibition
A. To invite her to visit it. B. To ask her for help. C. To push her to give a lecture.
第二节(共 15小题；每小题 1.5分，满分 22.5分)
听下面 5段对话或独白。每段对话或独白后有几个小题，从题中所给的 A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项，并标在试
卷的相应位置。听每段对话或独白前，你将有 5 秒钟的时间阅读各个小题；听完后，各小题将给出 5秒钟的作答时间。每
段对话或独白读两遍。
听第 6段材料，回答第 6、7题。
6. Where is Akiko from
A. Russia. B. England. C. Japan.
7. What does Ivan think of English
A. Easy. B. crazy. C. Wonderful.
听第 7段材料，回答第 8、9题。
8. What does the woman want to buy for her son
A. A sweater. B. A shirt. C. A jacket.
9. What style does the boy prefer
A. Fashionable styles. B. Simple styles. C. Bright-colored styles.
听第 8段材料，回答第 10至 12题。
10. Where are the speakers now
A. In a zoo. B. In an amusement park. C. In a museum.
11. What does the boy want to do first
A. Eat lunch. B. Take photos. C. Ride the Viper roller coaster.
12. Why does the mother refuse the boy's request at first
A. The roller coaster is too scary for him.
B. They haven't bought the right tickets.
C. He did not finish his breakfast yet.
听第 9段材料，回答第 13至 16题。
13. What time is it where the man is
A. Just after 2 a.m. B. Just after 2 p.m. C. Just after 12 a.m.
14. What big news does the man want to tell the woman
A. He has quit his job. B. He will spend his holiday. C. He got a job offer in her city.
15. Why does the man plan to visit the woman's city
A. To accept the job without thinking.
B. To check the company with the woman.
C. To spend the holiday with the woman.
16. How have the two speakers kept in touch before
A. By meeting in person. B. By making phone calls. C. By chatting online.
听第 10段材料，回答第 17至 20题。
17. What is the pet's name
A. Cooper. B. Cavalier. C. Blenheim.
18. What are King Charles Cavalier usually brought up to be
A. Guide dogs. B. Hunting dogs. C. Companion dogs.
19. What is special about the pet compared to other dogs of his kind
A. He is calm and gentle. B. He is lively and pushy. C. He dislikes children.
20. Why does the speaker love the pet
A. He never chews things at home. B. He has a unique Blenheim color. C. He brings energy to their days.
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和 D四个选项中，选出最佳选项。
A
Universal Orlando
Make the most of your stay here. We cover park tickets, hotel stays, vacation packages, events and insider tips.
Hotel Savings
Stay 5+ nights at Universal Orlando hotels to get up to 30% off the Flexible Rate. Besides a great themed hotel room,you' re just
minutes from the theme parks. Terms: Minimum 5-night stay, limited availability and restrictions apply.
Vacation Package
Combine hotel and theme park tickets for combined savings. Enjoy up to 30% off the Flexible Rate with a 5+night stay. Plus,
get up to $200 extra discount via automatic Bundle and Save, which applies to 7-night stays on select dates. Terms: Limited
availability and restrictions apply.
Universal Holiday Tour
This limited-time walking tour runs Nov.21,2025-Jan.3,2026, including a Grinch meet & greet and reserved show seating. Pricing
varies by date and tour type, charged per person (ages 3+). Separate park- to- park admission is required.
The GrinchTM & Friends Character Breakfast
Available Nov.21,2025- Jan.4,2026, it offers festive foods with 10% off the price and a chance to meet the GrinchTM. Valid (有
效的) theme park admission or Annual/ Seasonal Pass (same date as breakfast) is needed.Advance reservations, limited availability
and restrictions apply.
21. Which program needs visitors to book in advance
A. Hotel Savings. B. Vacation Package.
C. Universal Holiday Tour. D. The GrinchTM & Friends Character Breakfast.
22. What makes Universal Holiday Tour different from the other three programs
A. It does not offer any discount. B. It requires a minimum 5- night stay.
C. It asks for a valid Annual Pass. D. It is related to theme park tickets.
23. How long will The GrinchTM & Friends Character Breakfast last
A. From Nov.21,2025 to Jan.3,2026. B. From Nov.21,2025 to Jan.4,2026.
C. Less than one month. D. More than three months.
B
I never liked rings. I do not wear a high school ring; I do not wear a college ring, and I did not want to wear a wedding ring. This
was not because I did not want people to know that I was married, but because I just did not feel comfortable with a ring on my finger.
After graduating from college, I finally was about to"pop the question"to my sweetheart, Sharon Gail Weingarton, who was at
my side continually after I was seriously injured during a robbery.
Sharon was the best —— pretty, kind, sweet, and goodhearted. However, what would she say when I proposed and said that I
did not want to wear a wedding ring I practiced what I was going to say to her. I thought long and hard. I finally decided that there
was no answer to my problem. I would simply tell her, and then wait five minutes for the explosion.
So that night I proposed, and afterwards I told Sharon that I was not going to wear a ring. I simply said:“I just don't like rings. I
don't wear a high school ring....”I expected Sharon to become enraged:“WHAT DO YOU MEANYOU'RE NOT GOING TO WEAR
A WEDDING RING ”
However, instead, I merely heard silence. After what in my mind seemed like an age, Sharon quietly remarked:“Fine. If you
don't want to wear a wedding ring, I won't change my name. I will not call myself Sharon Segal.”
On our fifteenth anniversary (周年纪念日),I remembered the first lesson of marriage that was taught to me by my wife Sharon
Gail Segal as I looked down upon the ring on my ring finger —— COMPROMISE (妥协).
24. Why didn't the author want to wear a wedding ring
A. He hated letting others know he was married. B. Rings just made him feel uncomfortable.
C. He thought wedding rings were unnecessary. D. He forgot to prepare a ring for the proposal.
25. What can we infer about Sharon from the text
A. She was angry with the author's decision at first. B. She chose to end the relationship a bit later.
C. She was calm and willing to meet halfway. D. She cared more about her name than the ring.
26. What does the underlined word“enraged” in paragraph 4 probably mean
A. Excited. B. Disappointed. C. Confused. D. Angry.
27. What is the main idea of the text
A. The first important lesson of marriage the author learned.
B. The author's experience of proposing to his girlfriend.
C. How a wedding ring disagreement tested the couple's love.
D. Why the author finally changed his attitude towards rings.
C
In Australia, about 433,300 people are living with dementia, a figure projected to rise to 812,500 by 2054.Dementia refers to
brain disorders—— including Alzheimer's disease— that are not a normal part of ageing. These conditions cause a fall in cognitive
function (认知功能), along with changes in mood, memory, thinking and behaviour, in the end weakening a person's ability to carry
out everyday tasks.
Around 75% of Australians with dementia live at home. While home-based dementia care was once primarily given by older
spouses (配偶 ) or middle-aged children, an increasing number of young adults in their 20s and 30s,and even teenagers, are now
stepping into this role to care for grandparents, parents or other loved ones. Australia has 3 million carers in total——11.9% of the
population—— including 391,300 under the age of 25, a sharp increase from 235,300 in 2018.
How many of these young carers specifically support someone with dementia remains unclear, and more data is needed. These
young dementia carers are largely overlooked, with little recognition or support. Overlooked in research, policy and support services,
this gap results partly from challenges engaging them— they balance caregiving with education and work. Many don't self-identify as
carers, preventing access to help.
They require targeted support beyond general resources: specialized peer networks, educational programs and practical skills
training, successfully co-designed with them. With dementia cases rising globally, demand for young informal carers will grow.
Without timely support, they face burnout, social disconnection and long-term health problems. Investing in age-appropriate support
is a moral requirement and key to a sustainable care system.Dementia Australia offers a national helpline, information sessions and a
peer platform; Carers Australia's Young Carers Network provides mental health resources, financial guidance, necessary information
and financial support.
28. What can we learn about dementia in Australia from the text
A. The number of patients will nearly double by 2054. B. It is really an unavoidable result of getting older.
C. Most patients receive professional care in hospitals. D. Alzheimer's disease is quite unrelated to dementia.
29. What can we infer about young carers in Australia
A. They make up over 20% of the total carers. B. Their number has decreased since 2018.
C. Some are teenagers caring for family members. D. Most of them specialize in dementia care.
30. Why are young dementia carers lacking enough support
A. They refuse to participate in support programs. B. Their caregiving role is not fully recognized.
C. Australia has no relevant support services. D. They are too young to qualify for support.
31. According to the text, what is necessary for a sustainable care system
A. Reducing the number of dementia cases globally.
B. Encouraging middle-aged children to take up caregiving.
C. Increasing funding for hospital-based dementia care.
D. Providing age-appropriate support for young carers.
D
Obviously, I'm not alone in thinking about the wildlife of the park. People from around the world have been flooding my
Facebook and Instagram inboxes with questions about how the bears, wolves and other wildlife are surviving during one of the largest
wildfires in the history of one of the world's most beloved national parks.
The good news is that most large animals, particularly the bears and wolves, have the ability to outrun most fires, even one as
fast and as violent as the Jasper wildfire has been. By this point in the summer, the wolf pack that lives in the Athabasca River valley
will have mobile three-month-old young wolves that can travel dozens of kilometres, if need be, to flee any fire danger. Similarly,
most bears in the valley will be able to outpace the fires if they have a path of escape and don't get pinned against a wild river or an
unclimbable cliff(悬崖).
There is a real concern for mother bears with baby bears of the year (those born this year) that are still too small to travel quickly
in such fast-changing conditions—— several bears were killed in the similarly-sized Kenow wildfire in Waterton Lakes National
Park in 2017. However, despite the size of this wildfire (about 360 square kilometres have been burned to date), there are still over
10,000 square kilometres of Jasper National Park that remain fire-free and safe for wildlife like black bears.
The short-term effects of the fires may also be felt by Jasper bears that would normally be fattening up on buffaloberries in the
valley bottom, where the fire has burned the most violently. Thankfully, any temporary effects on bear populations should right
themselves as the forest renews and regrows in the Athabasca River valley in the years to come, providing plenty of bear food and
very suitable homes that will help keep the park's wolf populations healthy, too.
32. Why are mother bears with baby bears of the year a major concern
A. They are not familiar with the escape routes.
B. They prefer to stay in the very valley bottom.
C. The baby bears are too young to move quickly.
D. They rely on buffaloberries destroyed by the fire.
33. What can we learn about the Jasper wildfire from the text
A. It has burned the entire area of Jasper National Park.
B. It is the largest wildfire in the history of national parks.
C. It has caused no harm to the park's wolf populations.
D. It covers an area of about 360 square kilometres so far.
34. What is the writer's attitude toward Jasper National Park's wildfire
A. Concerned but optimistic about wildlife's survival.
B. Panicked and hopeless about the park's future.
C. Indifferent to the bad effect on the whole ecosystem.
D. Critical of the lack of fire prevention measures.
35. What would be the most suitable title for the text
A. The Disastrous Effects of Jasper National Park's Wildfire
B. How Wildlife in Jasper National Park Deals with the Wildfire
C. Measures to Protect Bears and Wolves in Jasper National Park
D. The History of Large Wildfires in World-Famous National Parks
第二节(共 5小题；每小题 2.5分，满分 12.5分)
阅读下面短文，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。
How Sleep Enhances Emotional Intelligence
Getting enough sleep not only makes us feel better but also plays a key role in developing emotional intelligence. Here's how a
full night's rest supports this important ability.
Sleep supports emotional control.
36 For example, a tired teacher might speak sharply to students, or a sleepy coworker may react poorly to simple
requests. Such behavior can harm relationships. Sleep helps the part of our brain that manages feelings work better. Learning to
control our emotions is a key skill for emotional intelligence, and good sleep makes this possible.
Sleep improves understanding of others.
During deep sleep, the brain areas that recognize emotions in faces are refreshed. If we miss this sleep, we may misread
expressions. 37 Correctly understanding facial expressions allows us to connect with others better and share their feelings. This
ability is the base of empathy and strong social connections.
38
Being able to solve problems in new ways is important for emotional growth. A full night of sleep, rich in dreams, boosts our
problem-solving skills. Studies show that after good sleep, people can solve problems more easily and come up with fresh ideas.
During sleep, our brain safely processes information and finds different answers to difficult problems. 39
Sleep aids social judgment.
Enough sleep sharpens our skills for social situations. Well-rested people are better at noticing small signals in conversations,
like a change in someone's voice or face, and responding in the right way. 40 Sleep also helps control our emotional reactions,
allowing for wiser and more thoughtful choices in both work and personal relationships.
A. Sleep leads to problem-solving.
B. Sleep encourages creative thinking.
C. Without enough sleep, people often become easily upset.
D. This leads to clearer communication with fewer mistakes.
E. For example, we might see a friendly face as an angry one.
F. As a result, we can better handle change and new situations.
G. Too many angry expressions by day can disrupt sleep at night.
第三部分 语言运用(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，从每题所给的 A、B、C、D四个选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。
It was the end of my work for the day, and I pushed open the door to the patient's room to see if any relatives or friends had
come to 41 . None had. She was such a slight little lady and several strokes (中风) had 42 her with difficulty speaking.
I 43 up a chair and sat beside her bed. She did not move. Knowing that she had been an English teacher, I spoke of the 44
she must have had over her students through the years.
She did not answer any of my gentle questions. But I sensed she was aware of my 45 , so I continued talking about what her days
46 English must have been like. I told her that I 47 remembered one of my English teachers and how I enjoyed poetry at that
time.
48 no reaction.
I started reciting Wordsworth's famous 49 :“I wandered lonely as a cloud that floats on high o' er vales and hills.”I continued
50 the poem, and when almost to the 51 , I paused.
This sweet lady 52 her head and as clearly as a bell said,“And then my heart with pleasure fills, and dances with the
daffodils.”
She fell 53 , and I 54 left her room, gratefully touched by the 55 that God gives us memories to recall when he
feels we need them most.
41. A. pay B. visit C. help D. check
42. A. left B. blessed C. provided D. equipped
43. A. fixed B. dressed C. pulled D. held
44. A. control B. power C. worry D. influence
45. A. presence B. sorrow C. angry D. attention
46. A. speaking B. understanding C. teaching D. learning
47. A. barely B. regretfully C. unwillingly D. clearly
48. A. Even B. Still C. Surely D. Therefore
49. A. saying B. theory C. story D. poem
50. A. explaining B. reciting C. translating D. reading
51. A. end B. limit C. point D. start
52. A. touched B. cleared C. turned D. shook
53. A. ill B. asleep C. depressed D. nervous
54. A. suddenly B. quickly C. quietly D. secretly
55. A. fact B. news C. thought D. hope
第二节(共 10小题；每小题 1.5分，满分 15分)
阅读下面材料，在空白处填入 1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。
At the Chile Week China 2025 event on Wednesday in Chongqing, a trade agreement 56 (sign). Both parties will work
together to raise awareness and recognition of Chilean fruits among Chinese consumers and buyers.
“We attached great 57 (important) to the market in Southwest China, as it is a vibrant region full 58 new opportunities,”
said Pablo Arriaran Ahumada, ambassador of Chile to China, during 59 event.
This year marks the 55th anniversary of diplomatic relations between China and Chile, as well as the 60 (twenty) anniversary of
their free trade agreement.
Chile Week is the largest and highest-level series of promotional activities 61 (hold) by Chile in China.Over the past 10 years, it
62 (see) the rapid growth of China-Chile trade. Chongqing is hosting the event for the first time.
Chilean products such as cherries, salmon, and wine have become everyday items on local tables. In the other direction,
Chongqing's electronic information equipment, new energy vehicles and parts, motorcycles, and agricultural machinery are 63
(increasing) entering the Chilean market.
Statistics show 64 , from January to August this year, the total import and export volume between Chongqing and Chile reached
2.4 billion yuan, 65 (mark) a 5.3 percent year-on-year increase.
第四部分 写作(共两节，满分 40分)
第一节(满分 15分)
假定你是李华，你是学校英语俱乐部的主席，寒假将至，要求俱乐部成员在寒假拍摄春节见闻短视频，并参加比赛。
请草拟参赛通知，内容包括： 1.参赛要求； 2.拍摄内容。
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 club members,
We are planning to have a short video competition.
Hoping everyone has a happy Spring Festival and succeed in the competition.
English Club
第二节(满分 25分)
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。
My daughters were less than thrilled when I told them I was setting up accounts(账号) on any social media websites they visited.
Like so many young people, they felt that these sites were for teens, and that Mom was simply too old to be tweetsing or on Facebook.
They didn't want their mom“spying” on them, either. I assured them that was not my purpose.
Truthfully, I was a little concerned about some of the negative stories I had heard about the Internet. I figured I would check
their accounts weekly, but I wasn't really interested in doing anything else with my accounts.
After the first few weeks, however, this began to change. People from my past began asking to be my“friend”—— my best
friends from kindergarten, my high school teachers, and my long-lost penfriend from England. A whole new world opened up to me. I
reconnected with so many people who had influenced my life in a positive way, and I was glad to find out what was going on in their
lives. Hearing about their careers and families, and seeing pictures of their children—— all of these things were special to me and
truly brightened my day.
One of the happiest days was when I reconnected with my friend Beth from high school. Her mom had been my sixth-grade
teacher and had encouraged me in my writing. I was glad to let her know that her mom's encouragement had helped me take up short-
story writing. The more we talked, the closer we became. We got closer through our mutual interest in charity(慈善) work, and after a
while, we planned a visit to see her second cousin, Mary, and her family, who ran a Christian youth camp in Kentucky. They were in
need of clothing, kitchen equipment, and financial contributions, and we began to gather these, expecting our trip.
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。
Several months later, my daughter Blakely and I pulled up to Beth's house in Memphis, Tennessee.
Our weekend flew by with a charity sale to benefit the camp and a delicious dinner.高二英语参考答案
1~5 BACCA 6~10 CBABB 11~15 CAACB 16~20 CACBC
21~25 DABBC 26~30 DAACB 31~35 DCDAB 36~40 CEBFD
41~45 BACDA 46~50 CDBDB 51~55 ACBCA
56. was signed 57. importance 58. of 59. the 60. twentieth
61. held 62. has seen 63. increasingly 64. that 65. marking
第二部分
第一节
Dear club members,
We are planning to have a short video competition. With the winter vacation approaching, please film your Spring Festival
experiences to participate. This activity will help you better feel traditional culture and improve your English expression through
video narration.
Requirements: Videos should be 1-3 minutes long, in MP4 format, and submitted via the club's WeChat group by February 20.
Content should focus on Spring Festival traditions (like dumpling-making, lion dances), family gatherings, or new-year celebrations
around you. Add English narration to your video. Excellent works will be displayed on the school's English corner. Let's record the
joy of the festival and share wonderful moments！
Hoping everyone has a happy Spring Festival and succeed in the competition.
English Club
第二节
Several months later, my daughter Blakely and I pulled up to Beth's house in Memphis, Tennessee. Even though we had not
seen each other in thirty years, the time flew away as soon as we saw each other. We packed my car to the full with our donations and
headed out to rural Kentucky. I don't think we stopped talking, laughing, and catching up during the entire thirteen-hour drive. When
we finally arrived at the camp, Beth's family greeted us with open arms. Tired but happy, we unloaded the car and were touched by
their excitement at seeing our gifts. I was thrilled to have so many new friends.
Our weekend flew by with a charity sale to benefit the camp and a delicious dinner. Mary and her children sang, played musical
instruments, and gave us a tour of their town. Later, through my Facebook account, I continued sharing the camp's needs with my
friends, who also donated supplies, doubling the help we could offer.We were sad to leave, but felt enriched and blessed by the
experience. I gained many more Facebook friends as a result of my visit— friends who now share their life stories and even invite me
to join community activities,making my days more colorful than ever before.
答案详解
A
【语篇导读】奥兰多环球影城推出住宿、套餐优惠及假日导览、主题早餐活动，各有时间和规则限制。应用文，人与
社会。
21. D 题干问哪项项目需要游客提前预订，可直接定位各板块的限制条件。只有 The Grinch & Friends Character Breakfast
部分明确提到 Advance reservations，其余三项均未提及“提前预订”的要求，因此答案为 D。
22. A 本题需对比环球假日导览与另外三个项目的核心差异。文中其余三项均提到折扣，而 Universal Holiday Tour仅介绍了
活动内容、时间和购票要求，全程未提及任何价格折扣，这是它与另外三项的核心区别。
23. B 题干询问格林奇主题早餐的举办时长，定位到对应板块，文中明确标注其开放时间为 Nov.21,2025-Jan.4,2026,与 B选
项完全一致。
B
【语篇导读】我本不喜戴戒指，向女友求婚时说明不愿戴婚戒，她以不改名回应，最终我学会婚姻中妥协的道理，婚
后 15周年戴着婚戒感念此事。叙述文，人与社会。
24. B 根据第一段最后一句“because I just did not feel comfortable with a ring on my finger”,可知作者不戴婚戒的核心原因是佩戴
戒指让他不舒服。
25. C Sharon未因作者不戴婚戒发怒，反而以“不改名”回应，最终促成双方妥协，体现她的冷静。
26. D 结合后文作者预想的激烈质问“WHAT DO YOU MEAN…”,可推测 enraged意为“暴怒的”。
27. A 文章结尾点明核心———作者在结婚十五周年时领悟到婚姻的第二课是“妥协”，全文围绕这一主题展开。
C
【语篇导读】澳大利亚痴呆症患者多，年轻照护者增多却被忽视，需针对性支持，相关机构已提供部分帮助。说明
文，人与社会。
28. A 由第一段可知，澳大利亚目前约 43.33万痴呆症患者， 2054年预计增至 81.25万，数量接近翻倍， A项符合原文。
29. C 第二段指出“甚至青少年也加入照护祖父母、父母等亲人的行列”，可推断部分青少年是家庭照护者，C项正确。年轻
照护者占比约 13%，未超 20%，文章明确表述“2018年以来数量大幅增长”，第三段首句指出“专门照护痴呆症患
者的年轻照护者数量不明”，因此 ABD均错误。
30. B 第三段明确提到年轻照护者“largely overlooked, with little recognition”,且很多人“don't self-identify as carers”,核心原因是
其照护者身份未被充分认可，其余选项“拒绝参与支持项目”、“无相关支持服务”、“年龄不够资格”均无原文依据。
31. D 第四段明确说明“投入适配年龄的支持是可持续照护体系的关键”， D项是原文同义转述。其余选项均非文中提及的核
心措施。
D
【语篇导读】全球不少人关切贾斯珀国家公园野火中野生物种生存，多数大型动物可避险，仅幼崽令人担忧，火后生
态恢复会改善情况。说明文，人与自然。
32. C 第三段明确指出，今年出生的幼崽体型过小，在快速变化的环境中无法快速移动，这是母熊及其幼崽成为关注焦点
的核心原因，C项正确。“不熟悉逃生路线”、“偏好待山谷底部”、“依赖的食物被摧毁”均非该群体被重点关注的
直接原因。
33. D 第三段提到“迄今为止，大火已烧毁约 360平方公里的区域”，D项与原文一致。“烧毁整个公园”与原文“仍有超过 1
万平方公里区域未受火灾影响”矛盾；“全球国家公园史上最大火灾”与原文“世界最受欢迎国家公园之一史上最大
火灾之一”不符：“未对狼群造成伤害”文中未明确提及，且属于绝对化表述。
34. A 作者既表达了对“带幼崽的母熊可能受火灾影响”“谷底熊类短期觅食受影响”等情况的担忧；又通过“大多数大型动物
能逃离火灾”“公园仍有大量安全区域”“森林再生后生态将恢复”等信息，传递出对野生动物生存的乐观态度，故 A
项正确。“恐慌且绝望”与文中“好消息”“临时影响将恢复”等表述矛盾；“漠不关心”与作者关注野生动物处境、解
答全球网友疑问的行为相悖：“批评防火措施不足”文中未提及，无相关依据。
35. B 文章核心围绕贾斯珀国家公园的野火展开，重点介绍了熊、狼等野生动物如何应对火灾、面临的担忧以及火灾后的
恢复前景，B 项精准概括主旨。“The Disastrous Effects of…”仅强调“破坏性”，忽略“野生动物应对”的核心；
“Measures to Protect…”文中未提及；“The History of……”并非文章重点。
第二节
【语篇导读】本文为说明文。文章从四个方面系统阐述了睡眠对提升情商的核心作用：情绪控制、理解他人、创造性
思维和社交判断。文章采用“总一分”结构，通过具体例子、科学依据和生活场景，清晰说明了睡眠如何通过生理机制影响
我们的情绪管理能力、共情能力、问题解决能力和社交敏感度，强调了充足睡眠对个人情感发展与社会交往的重要价值。
36. C 前文提到睡眠支持情绪控制，后文通过教师和同事的例子说明睡眠不足时情绪容易失控。选项 C“Without enough
sleep, people often become easily upset.”直接点明了睡眠不足与情绪失控的关系，引出下文具体例子。
37. E 前文提到如果缺乏睡眠可能误读他人表情，后文说明正确理解表情的重要性。选项 E“For example, we might see a
friendly face as an angry one.”用具体例子说明什么是误读表情，使论述更具体。
38. B 本段主要讲睡眠如何促进创造性思维和解决问题的能力。选项 B“Sleep encourages creative thinking.”准确地概括了本
段的创造性思维与解决问题之间的因果关系。不选 A是因为段落核心并非仅指向“解决问题”这一结果，而是更强
调创造性思维(如“come up with fresh ideas”)作为情绪成长的重要过程，B项更贴合段首的“emotional growth”及段中
“创造性思维”的描述。
39. F 前文说明睡眠中大脑处理信息并找到问题的新答案，后文需要说明这一过程带来的结果。选项 F“As a result, we can
better handle change and new situations.”指出了睡眠帮助解决问题的实际益处。
40. D 前文提到睡眠充足的人能更好地察觉对话中的细微信号并恰当回应，后文说明睡眠还能帮助控制情绪反应。选项
D“This leads to clearer communication with fewer mistakes.”说明了前文能力的直接结果，与后文形成递进关系。
第三部分
第一节
【语篇导读】工作结束后“我”探望失语中风患者，为曾是英语老师的她背诵诗歌，她应声接句， “我”感怀回忆的力
量。记叙文，人与社会。
41. B 前文明确提到“see if any relatives or friends had come to”，结合语境是确认亲友是否来探望患者， visit(探望)符合语
义，其他选项与“亲友到来的目的”不符。
42. A left sb. with sth.表示“使某人留下某种状态”，中风导致患者说话困难，符合疾病引发后遗症的逻辑，是自然而然产
生的，不是人为的，其他选项搭配虽成立但语义不符。
43. C pull up a chair是固定搭配，意为“拉过一把椅子”，符合“我”坐在病床边的动作场景，其他动词表达的意思与这里的情
景不符。
44. D 患者曾是英语老师， over her students提示此处指对学生的影响， influence (影响)符合教师身份的语境，其他选项无
“影响”的语义。
45. A “我”在患者身边说话，虽无回应但她能感知到“我”的存在， presence (存在)贴合语境， sorrow (悲伤)、angry (愤怒)、
attention (关注)均未体现“在场”的核心含义。
46. C 结合患者“英语老师”的身份，“her days… English”指她教英语的日子， teaching (教)符合身份设定，其他选项与教师
职业不符。
47. D 后文提到 how I enjoyed poetry at that time，说明对英语老师的记忆清晰， clearly (清楚地)符合语境，barely (几乎不)
等选项与语义矛盾。
48. B 前文已提到患者无回应，此处 no reaction 是持续的状态， still (仍然)表递进，符合上下文逻辑，其他连词无法体现
“持续无回应”。
49. D 后文明确引用华兹华斯的诗句，可知此处指背诵诗歌， poem (诗歌)与下文内容呼应，其他选项与“背诵内容”不符。
50. B 前文提到 started reciting，此处 continued接承前文动作， reciting (背诵)保持语义一致。
51. A “almost to the ”结合诗歌背诵场景，指接近诗歌结尾， end (结尾)符合逻辑。
52. C 患者之前无动作，此处 her head 搭配动词， turned (转动)符合“回应诗歌”的动作， touched (触碰)等选项无法体现
“回应”的意图。
53. B 接完诗句后患者的状态， fell asleep (入睡)是自然的后续场景， ill (生病)等选项与前文病情描述重复且无逻辑递进。
54. C 患者入睡后， “我”离开房间的动作应轻柔， quietly (安静地)符合场景， suddenly (突然)等选项破坏氛围。
55. A “God gives us memories…”是客观存在的感悟， fact (事实)强调真实的认知， thought (想法)等选项未体现“客观存在”
的含义。
第二节
【语篇导读】2025 中国重庆智利周活动签署贸易协定，恰逢中智建交 55周年及自贸协定 20周年，双方贸易持续增
长。记叙文，人与社会。
56. was signed 主语 a trade agreement与 sign是被动关系，结合事件发生在 Wednesday (过去时间)，用一般过去时的被动语
态，表“贸易协定被签署”。
57. importance固定搭配 attach great importance to，意为“高度重视”，这里名词作宾语，需将形容词“important”变为名词形
式。
58. of 固定短语 full of，表示“充满……”，此处指西南市场是充满新机遇的活跃地区。
59. the 前文已明确提到 Chile Week China 2025 event，此处特指该活动，用定冠词 the表特指。
60. twentieth 表示“第二十周年”，需用序数词，基数词 twenty的序数词形式为 twentieth。
61. held activities与 hold是被动关系，用过去分词 hold作后置定语，表“由智利举办的推广活动”。
62. has seen over the past 10 years是现在完成时的标志词，主语 it (指代 Chile Week)用 see的现在完成时，表“见证贸易增
长”。
63. increasingly修饰动词 entering，需将形容词 increasing变为副词形式，表“日益(越来越多地)进入智利市场”。
64. that show后接宾语从句，从句成分完整、语义明确，用 that引导(可省略，但此处需补全)。
65. marking 逗号后为结果状语， total import and export volume与 mark是主动关系，用现在分词 marking，表“标志着同
比增长”。
英语听力原文
Text 1
M: Helen, what about going shopping this afternoon
W: Sorry, Jack. I've already had plans for this afternoon. Mary gave me a ticket for a Chinese movie.
Text 2
M: You went boating last weekend, didn't you How was it
W: It was hard to say. The life jacket made me feel too hot. What was worse, the boat was shaking violently on the water, making me
feel sick.
Text 3
M: Welcome to our program！
W: Thanks, Steve.
M: I heard your team will be working in deep sea again. What are you going to do
W: We' ll be studying plants there.
Text 4
W: Jake, half the class can't make it on April 10th for the picnic because of midterm exams.
M: Right, April is packed. How about putting it off by a month
W: Done！ I will update the invite to May 10th and ask everyone to confirm it by April 20th.
Text 5
M: A Chinese Painting Exhibition is going to be organized at the City Exhibition Center this Sunday. I remember you are working on
a paper of Chinese art— want to join me
W: Perfect timing！ I just need more information for my research.
M: Then a lecture to be delivered by an art expert will certainly suit your needs.
Text 6
M: Hi, my name is Ivan, and I'm from Russia.
W: Nice to meet you, Ivan. My name is Akiko. I'm from Japan.
M: To me English is a difficult language.
W: A second language is always difficult.
M: True, but English is harder than most. It's a crazy language.
W: A crazy language Why do you say that
M: One letter can have several pronunciations and one word can have several meanings.
W: No wonder you say English is a crazy language.
Text 7
M: Can I help you, madam
W: Yes. I'd like to choose a sweater for my son.
M:I see. Do you have any ideas so far
W: Not yet. Can you give me some suggestions
M: Sure, madam. But may I know how old he is
W: Thirteen.
M: And the height
W: About 158cm. He likes to wear loose-fitting sweaters.
M:I see. How about this one It's very fashionable and popular among teenagers.
W:I don't think he' ll like it. He prefers simple styles.
M: How about this one then
W: The style is all right, but I'm not sure about the color. Let me think for a while.
Text 8
M:I'm so excited！We are finally here！ Six Flags Magic Mountain！ This is the best amusement park in the world！
W: Alright, settle down now, you' re gonna give yourself a heart attack.
M: Whoa… Viper！ That's the world's highest and fastest roller coaster！ You go at more than 100 miles per hour！ I wanna go on
that one！ Can I mom, please Can I
W: Jack, I'm not sure you should get on that. It seems a bit too much for you and we just had breakfast 30 minutes ago. I don't think
it's a good idea.
M: Aww, come on. mom！ I can deal with it. I promise I won't ask for anything else！ Besides, it's not like I'm gonna throw up on
anything.,
W: Alright！ Yeah！ This is amazing！ See how high up we' re going
Text 9
W:OMG！ It must be so late where you are. What time is it
M: Just after 2 a.m.
W: What's wrong Can't sleep
M: Nope, actually I was just waiting for you. I have something big to tell you.
W: Really What is it
M:I have an offer to work for a company in your city today.
W:I can't believe it！ Is it real？ You' re moving here
M:I haven't accepted the position yet, and with the upcoming holiday I think it's the perfect chance to visit the city and take a good
look at the company before deciding. If you have time I think we could get together in person.
W: Just give me the dates and I' ll make sure I'm free. You know after all these chatting online, it will be great to meet you in real life.
I look forward to seeing you soon！
M: Me too. But I think I am going to bed now. My head is getting heavy. Have a nice day there！
W: Thanks. This is so exciting. Sleep tight and sweet dreams！
M: Talk to you later.
Text 10
M:I have a special pet, and his name is Cooper. So, Cooper is a dog that we have, and he's a King Charles Cavalier. The King
Charles Cavalier were brought up to be companion dogs, and they possess a calm and easygoing nature and are good with children,
but our dog that's quite special is nothing like that. He runs around, he pulls;he's a bit pushy. He would jump all over us when we get
home, wiggling his tail wildly like he hasn't seen us in years, but we don't mind because he's our special dog. Now he has white and
brown fur, and this mix is usually called a Blenheim color, and he loves to eat anything. He chews different parts of the house——
table legs, shoes,even sofa cushions. He' ll eat your socks if you leave them lying around. But we still love him because he is our
special pet, full of lively energy that lights up our days.
