2025-2026学年广东省湛江市第二中学高一上学期1月周测英语试题（含答案）

2025-2026学年广东省湛江市第二中学高一上学期周测英语试题 学校:_____姓名：_____班级：_____考号：_____ 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、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。 A There are tons of beloved neighborhood restaurants in Pittsburgh. Here are four of them that you should at least try once. Chinatown Inn Chinatown Inn is the last remaining business of Pittsburgh’s original Chinatown. The family restaurant has been operated for more than three generations by the Yee family, nearly 80 years. From Chinese egg noodles to hot pot-every dish here is delicious, fresh and reasonably priced. Pizza Talarico Pizza Talarico is a family-owned and operated Italian restaurant near Arsenal Park. It offers Southern Italian-inspired pizza, sandwiches and more. Diners are welcomed as part of a family as soon as they enter the restaurant. The family-friendly atmosphere cannot be matched. Groceria Merante Speaking of a family business, Groceria Merante in Oakland has been family-owner and operated for more than 40 years. It focuses on sharing Italian heritage and tradition with the neighborhood. It is home to the best Italian sandwich in the area. Eighteen Pinsker’s Judaica Center is a shop that provides a large number of products related to the Jewish (犹太人的) culture such as jewelry (首饰), children’s toys and more. The cafe Eighteen, is located inside the shop and offers a relaxed atmosphere. It serves classic Jewish dishes. The food is simply excellent. 1. What do Chinatown Inn and Groceria Merante have in common A. They are family operated. B. They are in danger of closing. C. They serve the same type of food. D. They have a history of more than 80 years. 2. Which restaurant best suits people who enjoy a family-friendly atmosphere A. Chinatown Inn. B. Eighteen. C. Groceria Merante. D. Pizza Talarico. 3. What can visitors do at Eighteen A. Enjoy Jewish food. B. Explore Chinese culture. C. Learn to make sandwiches. D. Make a toy by hand. B German Sinologist Martin Woesler, who has devoted years to Chinese literature, recently visited Dunhuang, a historic Silk Road city in Gansu Province, China. His trip, part of attending the meeting — the Fourth Dialogue on Exchanges Among Civilizations (文明), became an unforgettable cultural discovery. Beforehand, Woesler had learned Dunhuang’s role as a desert oasis (绿洲), a treasure house of art, and crossroads of Silk Road cultures. Yet seeing it firsthand amazed him. Standing in front of the Mogao Grottoes, he was attracted by the mixed cultures in Cave 285. There, Greek gods Apollo and Diana, Chinese stories about Fuxi and Nyuwa, Indian Buddhist flying figures, and Daoist immortal beings all appear together in frescoes (壁画).“Different traditions come together here to make a 1,000-year-old wonder,” he said, amazed by Dunhuang’s spirit of inclusiveness. Woesler’s journey with Chinese culture began 38 years ago in his hometown of Münster, G ... ...