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高二年級期中質量檢測試卷
英語試卷
注意:本試卷滿分150分,考試時間120分鐘;所有答案填寫在答題卡上,否則無效。
第二部分聽方袂兩節「滿分30分)
第一節(共5小題;每小題1.5分,滿分7.5分)
聽下面5段對話。每段對話后有一個小題,從題中所給的A、B、C三個選項中選出最佳選
項。聽完每段對話后,你都有10秒鐘的時間來回答有關小題和閱讀下一小題。每段對話讀
兩遍。
1.Whatare(hespeakersvisitingnow?
A.Amountain.B.Awaterfall.C.Alake.
2.Whicheventare(hespeakersprobablypreparingfor?
A.Awedding.
B.Aconcert.
C.Apoetryreadingcompetition.
3.Whatkindofjobdoesthewomanwanttodonow?
A.Aprofessor.B.Apainter.C.Alawyer.
4.Howcanthewomanbedescribed?
A.Brave.B.Helpful.C.Careful.
5.Whatistheman'sreportprobablyabout?
A.Oceanenvironment.B.Fishingproblems.C.Climatechange.
第二節(共15小題;每小題1.5分,滿分22?5分)
聽下面5段對話或獨白。每段對話或獨白后有幾個小題,從題中所給的A、B、C三個選項
中選出最佳選項。聽每段對話或獨白前,你將有時間閱讀各個小題,每小題5秒鐘;聽完
后,各小題將給出5秒鐘的作答時間。每段對話或獨白讀兩遍。
聽第6段材料,回答第6、7題。
6.WhatimpressesthemanaboutRcmbrandfsartworks?
A.Theiruseofnaturallight.
B.Theirnumber.
C.Theirdetail.
7.Whatistheprobablerelationshipbetweenthespeakers?
A.Teacherandstudent.B.Artistandfan.C.Strangers.
聽第7段材料,回答第8至10題。
8.Whereisthewoman'sfirstchoicefbrvolunteerwork?
A.Inanoldpeople'shome.
B.Inananimalcenter.
C.inalocallibrary.
9.Whatisthelibraryvolunteerjobabout?
A.Guidingreaderstofindbooks.
B.Writingarticlesforthelibraiy.
C.Providingsupportforlanguagelearning.
10.Whatwillthemandonext?
A.Find(hecontactdetails.
B.Callthenewspaperoffice.
C.Readthearticle(othewoman.
聽第8段材料,回答第11至13題。
11.Wheredoestheconversationprobablytakeplace?
A.Inanartmuseum.
B.inamarket.
C.Inahotel.
12.Whatis(hepriceofonepaperbag?
A.5cents.B.15cents.C.50cents.
13.Whatis(hedisadvantageofpaperbagsaccordingtotheman?
A.Theyarcmoreexpensive.
B.Theydon'tlastaslongasplasticbags.
C.Theyusemoreresourcesinproduction.
聽第9段材料,問答第14至17題c
14.Howlongdoesthewomansleeppernight?
A.Aboutfivehours.B.Aboutsevenhours.C.Aboutninehours.
15.Whathavemanystudiesshownaboutgettingenoughsleep?
A.Itimprovesone'ssociallife.
B.Itreducestheriskofillnesses.
C.1(helpswithworkperformance.
16.Whatdocsthemansuggestthewomando?
A.Increasesocialactivities.
B.Spendmoretimewithfamily.
C.Finishherworkduring(heday.
17.Whatarcthespeakersmainlytalkingabout?
A.Thewoman'sfamilylife.
B.Thewoman'sworkstress.
C.Thewoman'ssleepproblem.
聽第10段材料,回答第18至20題。
18.WherehasSallySmithprobablyworkedforyears?
A.Inwarzones.
B.Intouristareas.
C.Inbusycitycenters.
19.WhatdoweknowaboutSallySmith'sbelief?
A.Truthoveipowersfear.
B.Factsspeaklouderthanwords.
C.Silenceissometimesawisechoice.
20.Whydoesthespeakergivethetalk?
A.Tointroduceagreatcareer.
B.Toannounceanaidprogram.
C.Tocelebrateajournalist'swork.
第二部分閱讀(共兩節,滿分50分)
第一節(共15小題;每小題2.5分,滿分37?5分)
閱讀下列短文,從每題所給的A、B、C、D四個選項中,選出最佳選項。
A
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WorldofBooks
EverythingaboutusingWorldofBooksissimple.Whenyouhaveabooktosell,simplyscanitsbarcode
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Iideintoyoursellingcart.Packageyourbooks,dropthemoffatanearbyshippinglocation,andgetpaidwhen
WorldofBooksreceivestheshipment.
BooksRun
MuchlikeWorldofBooks,theBooksRunapprequiresminimalworkonyourpart.Scanthebook'sbarcode,
getanimmediateoffer,andlettheappautomaticallycollectyourbooksintoacart.Packageyourbookswiththe
providedshippinglabel,dropthemoff,andreceivemoneywhenthepackagearrives.
BookScouter
Wonderingwhichofthetwopreviousappswillofferyouthebestprice?BookScoutercanhelpwiththat.
Afteryouscanabook'sbarcode,theappwillpulltogetheroffersfromdifferentbuyers,allowingyoutoselleach
ofyourbooksatthebestprice.
Depop
Whileitisn'tanappspecificallydesignedtosellbooks,Depopwhichfocusesonfashionandstyleisahighly
ratedbuying/sellingappthathasalargeselectionofusedbooks.Whenyoifrereadytosellbooks,youcantakeup
tofourphotos,provideadescriplion,andestablishyourprice.Whenyourbooksells,yougetpaidevenbeforeyou
havetoshipitandtheshippingmethodistotallyuptoyou.
21.WhatdoWorldofBooksandBooksRunhaveincommon?
A.Freehomepickupforallpackages.B.Instantpaymentuponordercreation.
C.Personalizedpricingbasedonphotos.D.Automaticpriceofferingafterscanning.
22.WhatroledoesBookScoutermainlyplayforbooksellers?
A.Abookbarcodescanner.B.Apricecomparisonplatform.
C.Abuyer-sellercommunicationtool.D.Apricingrecommendationassistant.
23.InwhichaspectisDepopdifferentfromtheotherapps?
A.Itsuserreviewsarenotideal.
B.Sellersgetpaidatabetterprice.
C.Itrequiresmoreworkfromsellers.
D.Itonlyhasalimitednumberofbooksforsale.
B
“Someonehasalreadyreleasedthefindingsaheadofus."Iwokeuptothisalarmingnewsinanemailfrom
myadvisermidwaythroughthethirdyearofmyPhD.Iwasshocked.Just6monthsearlier,after2yearsoffailures
anddeadends,Ihadfinallyfoundapromisingresearchdirectiontofollow.Ihaddevotedallmyeffortstothe
research,onlytofindthatapreprinthadbeatenmetoit.Ibegantopanic.WasmyPhDnotmeanttobe?ShouldI
cutmylossesandleavemyprogram?
Isoughtadvicefromfamilymembers,friends,classmates,andformeradvisers.Intheend,IrealizedIwasthe
onlyonewhocouldchoosemyfuture.Ithoughtabouthow,eversincelearningwhycloudsformdifferentshapes
inthefourthgrade,Ican'thelpbutsharefunsciencefactswithmyfriendsandfamily.Irememberedhowwatching
themovieJurassicParkasayoungteenhadintroducedmetobiologyandencouragedmetopursueit.After
reflectingonwhatgavemejoy,Isawanewcareerpath:infoririingandinspiringthepublicaboutscientific
kncwledgeasacommunicator.
BuiIstillhadtodecidewhethertofinishmyPhD.Isoughtadvicefromprofessionalsworkinginscience
communication.SomesaidhavingaPhDcouldgivemeanedgewithpotentialemployers;otherssaidallthat
matteredwaswhetherIcouldeffectivelycommunicatecomplexscieiniGctopics.Again,onlyIcoulddecide.After
muchdebate,IdecidedIwouldratherspendafewmoreyearstryingtogetthePhD,incaseitturnedouttobean
advantageinthefuture.
IwillsoonfinishmyPhD,withplanstofindaroleinscienceccmmunicationafter1graduatewhilemany
otherPhDstudentsarestillunsureabouttheircareerpaths.Intheend,Tmgratefulsomeonebeatme.Losingmy
projectforcedmetoreflectonmydesiresandfindanunexpecteddirectiontowardabrighterfuture.
24.WhatdidtheauthorthinkabouthisPhDstudyafterhearingthenews?
A.Heshouldworkevenharder.
B.Heneededmoreresearchideas.
C.Hehadchosenthewrongadviser.
D.Hemightnotbetherightpersonforit.
25.Whathelpedtheauthordecideonhisfuturecareer?
A.Discussingwithhisformerteachers.
B.Lookingbackatwhathetrulyloved.
C.Learningfromotherstudents'choices.
D.Findingajobinsciencecommunication.
26.WhydidtheauthorchoosetofinishhisPhD?
A.Hewasadvisedtodosobyexperts.
B.Hethoughtitmightbenefithimlater.
C.Hewantedtoprovehimselftoothers.
D.Hehadnobetterplanforthemoment.
27.Whatcanwelearnfromtheauthor'sstory?
A.Adeadendcanleadtoanewstart.
B.Learningshouldbeagradualprocess.
C.Hardworkalwayspaysoffintheend.
D.Joycanonlybefoundinajoboneloves.
C
Weaverants'feethaveanincrediblystronggrip(抓力)一individualmembersofonespeciescan.without
slipping,holdanentiredeadbirdhangingofftheedgeofatable.Themightyinsectsrarelyworkalone,andthey
strategicallyusetheirgrippyfeettobecomeevermoreefficientatpullingleaftips.Incontrasttotypicalhuman
behavior,antsworkharderinlargergroupsthanwhenalonetopullcomparativelyhugeweights.
InameasurablephenomenoncalledtheRingelmanneffect,themorehumansjoinateam,thelessefforteach
individualmembertendstoapply.Researchersgenerallyowethistoreducedmotivationandthedifficultyof
coordinating(協調)morepeople.lkWhcnyou'repullingonarope,likeatug-of-war,it'sactuallylessefficientto
havemorepeoplelinedup,“saysbiologistChrisReid,co-authoronanewstudyinCurrentBiology.
Reidandhiscolleaguesconnectedthetipofapaperleaftoaforce-measuringdeviceandfilmedweaverants
pullingthetipbackacrosstheleafrofoldit.Theyfoundsingleantspulled59timestheirweightonaverage,but
individualsingiuupsvf15pulled103times(liciiwciglil.Themuicantswcicincluded,(lieshaipcillicefficiency
increase.
Tomakethishappen,theantsformchainsoftwotofour,onebehindtheother.Thefrontantsbenttheirlegs
andpulledhardattheleaftipwiththeirstrongmouthpartswhiletherear(后面的)antsheldtheleafstill.The
researchersproposethesepullingchainscouldactlikeforcewheels.Thefrontantsare“activepullers,“andtherear
antsarethe"passiveresisters”—theygrabontothefrontants'bodies,planttheirstickyfeetfirmlyontheleaf,
andstoretheforcesgeneratedbythefrontants,sotheleafdoesn'tflybackward.
“Examplesoftruesupcr-cfficiencyarcverylimitedJsaysecologistScottPowellwhowasnotinvolvedinthe
study.Butalongwithefficientcoordination,weaverants,physicalcharacteristicsappeartogivethemanedge.
“Theworldisfulloforganismssolvingproblemsinwaysthatarctotallydifferentfromthewayourbrainswould
thinktodoit.”
28.Whatcanwclearnaboutweaverantsfromparagraph1?
A.Theycooperateonlywhenhunting.
B.Theycarryloadsbeyondtheirweight.
C.Theyusegripmainlyforhuntingbirds.
D.Theyworkharderalonethaningroups.
29.WhydocstheauthormentiontheRingchnanneffectinparagraph2?
A.Toexplaintheants'stronggrippyfeet.
B.Torevealalimitationinhumanteamwork.
C.Toprovethatmotivationaffectsperformance.
D.Tostresstheants'cooperativeefTiciencybycontrast.
30.Howdoweaverantsachievesuper-efficiency?
A.Byincreasingindividualpullingstrength.
B.Bypullingleavesseparatelyandstrongly.
C.Bycooperatingwithcleardivisionoflabor.
D.Byformingpullingchainsofvaryinglengths.
31.Whichofthefollowingisthebesttitleforthepassage?
A.WeaverAnts:MastersofCooperativePulling
B.WeaverAnts:ChampionsofStrongestPullers
C.Super-efficiency:SecretsofInsectCooperation
D.Super-efficiency:MythsofGroupPerformance
D
Iamanaturewriter.IliketothinkthatIhaveafairlysolidsortofrelationshipwiththemore-than-human
world:Iwatchbirds,Ipickupfrogs,Ihelpmykidsfindbeetlesunderlogs.Ithinknatureiscomplicated,
marvellousandperfectlybeautiful.ButneveronceinmylifehaveIconsidereditsacred(神圣的),andneveronce
wouldithaveoccurredtometoconsidermyrelationshipwithnaturetobe“spiritual”.Currenttrendsmakethe
disquietingclaimthathigherlevelsof“natureconnectednesseslinkedwith"greaterspirituality''andadoubtabout
“scienceoverfaith''.
Ibelievethisromanticizedviewmissesnature'strueessence.Manypeopletodayconnectwithnaturenotby
exploringdeepwoodsorhighhillsdirectly,butthroughbooksandnaturewriting.Thisisacceptablebecause
modernlifeisbusy,andreadingallowsustobe^transportedtodeepwoodsorhighhillsbyinkmarksonwood
paper”.However,therealissueiswhatwethinkweareconnectingwith.Natureisnotafantasyorasimplestory;
itexistsonthesameordinaryplanetasus,stillfascinatingandawe-inspiring.
Somenaturewriterssuggestwelearnmorallessonsfromnature,likeresilience(韌性)fromgrassorhowto
sticktogetherfrommoss.ButIwarnagainstthissimplisticview.Naturealsoshowsharshrealities,suchasthe
constantstruggleforsurvival.Relyingonnatureformoralguidancecanbemisleading.Instead,uwisehumanism
consistsoffindingourownlessonsamongourselves,meaningweshouldseekwisdomfromhumanexperience
andsharedvalues.
Ihopethatnaturewritingwillcontinuetodevelop,embracingmorecomplexityanddiverseperspectives.I
believeitshouldreflecttheliving,breathingworldandourplaceinit,includinginteractionswithotherhumans
fromdifferentbackgrounds.Bydoingso,naturewritingcanofferaricher,morerealisticunderstandingofboth
natureandourselves,keepingpacewiththeever-changingworld.
32.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“disquieting"inparagraph1mean?
A.annoyingB.inspiringC.troublingD.surprising
33.Whatcanwelearnabout^romanticizedview”inparagraph2?
A.Itcapturestheessenceofnature.
B.kvaluesscienceoverspirituality.
C.Itseesnatureasperfectlybeautiful.
D.Ittreatsnatureassacredandspiritual.
34.Whatistheauthor'smaincriticismofsomenaturewriters?
A.Theyacceptnature'sharshrealities.
B.Theyoversimplifynature'slessons.
C.Theyseekwisdomfromhumanvalues.
D.Theyrelytoomuchonpersonalexperience.
35.Whatdoes(heauthorthinkoffuturenaturewriting?
A.Simplifynatureforeasyreading.
B.Avoidinteractionsbetweenpeople.
C.Focusonpersonalspiritualgrowth.
D.Presentacomplexandinclusiveview.
第二節(共5小題;每小題2.5分,滿分12?5分)
閱讀下面短文,從短文后的選項中選出可以填入空白處的最佳選項,其中有兩項為多余選
項。
Iusedtothinksolo(獨自的)travelwouldbesadforme.Imightseebeautifulscenery,butitmeantnothingifI
hadnoonetolooka(itwith.Well,:hat'sjustnot(rue.AccordingtoHilton's2026traveltrendsreport,25%ofthe
travelerssurveyedplantotravelalcncthisyear.36Maybeyou'reseekingabreak,anadventure,orlikeme,
simplysometimeawayfromyourfamiliardailylife.Here'showtoplanasolotrip.
Firstly,itisrecommendedthatfirst-timesolotravelersstartsmall.37Seeifyoucanjusthaveabeachday
byyourself.Ortakeadaytripandgotoaplaceyou'veneverbeenbefore.Exploreonyourown.Thenmaybebuild
upioaweekendtrip.
Besides,justbesmartaboutwhereyouchoosetogo.38Onceyou'rereadytoheadofftoanothercountry
solo,thebestthingtodoisgosomewherethat'sEnglishspeakingorthatspeakswhateverlanguagesthatyouknow.
39Doyouwanttosignupfbragroupretreat,somethinglikeyogaorsurfing?Orwouldyouprefertoact
totallyonyourownandimprovise伊口興發揮)whenitconiestoactivities?Fromthere,aimforsoirewherethat's
easy(onavigateandalreadyseeslocalsandtravelersalike.
Discomfortorlonelinesscansometimesshowupinsolotravel.That'sOkay.40Whenyoudevelopbonds
withstrangers,newfriendsandevenyourself,youarenevertrulyalone.Bestofall.theconnectionscaninformand
serveyourhomelifeinthemostvaluableways.
A.Trytomakeconnections.
B.Landonadestinationthatsuitsyou.
C.Remembertoplanyourtravelinadvance.
D.Asolotripcanbringfarmoretoyouthanyouthink.
E.Youshouldalsotakeacloselookatwhatyouactuallywant.
F.Ofcourse,people'sreasonsforsolotravelarewide-ranging.
G.Youcantryoutsomesolominitripsclosetoyourhomefirst.
第三部分語言運用(共兩節,滿分30分)
第一節完形填空(共15小題;每小題1分,滿分15分)
閱讀下面短文,從每題所給的A、B、C、D四個選項中選出可以填入空白處的最佳選項。
There'saquietlaneinLondon'sCamdenwherepassers-byoftentakeseveralphotos.Sharingspacewith
elegantcafesandworld-classbars,atinyfruitandvegetable41seemstohavebeentransportedfromacountry
roadfaraway.Butwhatmakesitevenmore42isthatpaymentisonthehonorsystem—customersjustthrow
coinsintoanoldmailbox—andmostof(heitemsonofferare43a(£1inaneighborhoodwherefreshfood
usuallygoesformuch,muchmore.
Thestandownerwithaheartof44-aChineseimmigrantinher50swhorunsitalone—is45seen
byhergratefulcustomers.LenaWong46beforedawntopreparetoworkinhersmallplol(小塊地)inEnfield,
outsideLondon.Dependingontheseason,shell47onions,eggplant,greenpeppers,etc.Andsheworks
severalovernight48everyweekatanursinghometoaddtoherandherhusband's49incomes.
AHthisstartedonedayasshewasselling5()inEnfield,ar.dayoungcustomersaidthathebarelyearned
enoughtobuyfood.UI51theideaofyoungpeoplewalkingaroundhungry,”LenaWongsaid,41wantyoung
peopletofeel(hatthey're52and(hatnoteveryoneonlycaresabouthimself.Iwanttogiveyoungpeoplea
helpinghand.”
Sometimes,whenshearriveslateintheday,customersgelachance(othankher53.Inreturn,she'sfond
ofofferingbotanicalsayingsthatshecollectedfromalifethathashaditsshareofboth54andpain.uEvcnina
fieldfullofweeds,“LenaWonglikestosay,"youcangrowsomething-ifyouputin(he55
41.A.storeB.standC.supermarketD.section
42.A.awfulB.awkwardC.remarkableD.ordinary
43.A.pricedB.prizedC.rewardedD.awarded
44.A.valueB.diamondC.silverD.gold
45.A.rarelyB.oftenC.rcgularlvD.never
46.A.sleepsB.caresC.risesD.rests
47.A.harvestB.receiveC.gainD.achieve
48.A.changesD.dutiesC.shiftsD.roles
49.A.modestB.worthlessC.decentD.sufficient
50.A.goodsB.foodC.produceD.snacks
51.A.recallB.embraceC.getD.hate
52.A.educatedB.treasuredC.criticizedD.praised
53.A.inpersonB.indetailC.inpartD.inline
54.A.joyB.aweC.easeD.tension
55.A.timeB.effortC.strengthD.innovation
第二節短文語法填空(共10小題;每小題L5分,滿分15分)
閱讀下面短文,在空白處填入1個適當的單詞或括號內單詞的正確形式。
Chineseteaculture,56(date)backthousandsofyears,isoneofthemostpreciouslegaciesofChinese
civilization.Itiswidelybelievedthattea57(discover)byShennong,alegendaryrulerinancientChina,over
5,000yearsago—heoncetasteddifferentherbscocurepeople'sillnesses,andteawasoneofthemostusefulones.
Initially,teawasused58amedicinaldrinktorelievepainandimprovehealth.NotuntiltheTang
Dynastydiditbecomeapopularbeverageamongordinarypeople;59(it)popularityevenspreadto(heroyal
court.DuringtheSongDynasty,teaculturedevelopedfast,withelegantteaceremoniesandcozyteahouses
springingup,60peoplegatheredtoenjoy(eaandchat.
Nowadays,teaplays61importantroleinChinesepeople'sdailylife.Itservesasawaytoshowrespectto
elders,welcomeguestsandexpressfriendship.DifferentregionsinChinahavetheirownuniqueteaculturesand
62_(variety)oftea,suchasLongjinggreentea,QimenblackteaandTicguanyinoolongtea,eachwithspecial
flavor.
Chineseteacustoms63(influence)neighboringcountrieslikeJapanandSouthKoreaforcenturies,which
hasmadeChineseteacultureknownworldwide.Drinkingteaisnotonlyahealthyhabit64abridgethat
connectsChinawiththerestofthev/orld,65(carry)thewisdomandkindnessofChinesepeople.
第四部分寫作(共兩節,滿分40分)
第一節應用文(滿分15分)
假定你是李華,你校英語廣播站計劃推出一檔新節目“遺產保護每周談"(HeritageWeekly)。請你
給欄目負責人Mr.Smilh寫一封郵件。內容包含:
1.你的看法:2.你的建議。
注意:
1.寫作詞數應為8
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