甘肃省永昌县第一高级中学2024-2025学年高二上学期期中考试英语试卷
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M:Tomorrow.
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W:DoyouhaveexperienceintheITfield?
M:Ihavesome.IworkedintheITdepartmentatalanguageschoolforfouryearsinSpain.
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M:Ivesentmyrésumétodozensofcompanies.Butnobodyhasgotbacktome.
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successfulthanBlackFriday,earningarecord $9.4bilionlastyear.Salestendtobeonexpensive
technologyitems,likecomputers.
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2009.Sincethen,itsbecomethebiggest24hoursaleseventintheworld.Lastyear,thisshoppingevent
earned $38.4bilion,beatingoutBlackFridayandCyberMonday.PrimeDayisbasicalytheNorth
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interconnectednesswiththeanimals.“Eachanimalwascolorfultohighlighttheiruniqueness
andindividuality,”Ekaterinasaid.
Hermaingoalistoconnectpeoplewithanimals,eveninthemostcrowdedurbanplaces.
WehavegreatlylostourconnectiontoMotherEarthandalthecreatureswhoinhabitit.
Ekaterinasworkcanhelpraiseawarenessaboutthefactthatwealhavetocoexisthere.She
saysoururbanlifestylesmakeusforgetaboutaltheendangeredspeciesthatwecanhelp
protectbymakingdifferentchoices.
“AsIbelieve,weconnectthroughoureyes,whicharewindowsintooursoul,andI
believethatwhenwegettomeetsomeonessoul,wedonthaveahearttohurtthem,”
Ekaterinasaid.
24.WhatinspiresEkaterinaSkytocreateart?
A.Herchildhood. B.Herloveforanimals.
C.Herscholarships. D.Hertravels.
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25.Whatisthefocusofparagraph3?
A.Ekaterinaseducationalbackgroundinart.
B.TheachievementsofEkaterinasuniqueartisticstyle.
C.ThereasonswhyEkaterinawantedtobeaconservationartist.
D.TheimpactofEkaterinasartonwildlifeconservationefforts.
26.HowdoesEkaterinaSkysartworkcontributetowildlifeconservation?
A.Byraisingfunds. B.Byprovidingscientificdata.
C.Byincreasingpublicawareness. D.Byinfluencingthelocalpolicy.
27.WhatcanwelearnfromEkaterinaswordsinthelastparagraph?
A.Artdoesntinfluencepeoplesfeelings.
B.Urbanlifehelpsprotectendangeredspecies.
C.Sheseekstoexposeenvironmentalharm.
D.Shetrustsoureyeslinkustoanimalsthroughart.
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Farmersarecelebratingtheirriceharvestbysinginganddancingonthefarm.Thisis
WanbaoMozambiquericefarm,ChinaslargestriceplantingprojectinAfrica.Here,ifpeople
canspeakheloinChinese,“nihao”,theymostcertainlyalsoknowanotherChineseterm
Wanbao,thenameofaChinesericefarmproject.
Throughthefertile(uvE)areainsouthMozambique,theLimpopoRiverisflowing
intotheIndianOceanintheXaiXaidistrict.Benefitingfromthevastfarmland,asuitable
climate,enoughwaterandthesupportfromChina,theprojectiscreatingabrightfuturefor
thepeoplehere.
Throughcooperativeplantingmethods,Wanbaoishelpingthelocalfarmersdevelop
successfulriceplantations.Itnotonlyprovidesseeds,farmchemicalsandfertilizers,butalso
doeslandlevelingandwaterpumping(wx).
Tohavegoodharvests,farmersworkhardandlearnfromtheChinese.Nowthelocal
farmersloveforfarmingisgrowingandtheyaregettingricherandricher.
“IvebenefitedalotfromthericefarmingandlearnedtoproducericeusingChinese
technologiesononehectare(yz)ofland,”saysamotheroffivechildren.“Withthemoney,
Ihaveimprovedmylifealot.Ihavebuiltmyhouseandmychildrenaregoingtoschool.”
Anoldfarmerisnoweventeachingotherfarmershowtogrowrice.Heiscultivating
cropsover40hectares.“Thankstotheproject,bothmychildrenandgrandchildrenareliving
astablelife.NowIgotothefieldstosupporttheotherfarmerswithteaching.IhopeWanbao
wilextendthegrowingareastoothercornersofthecountyinthefuturetohelpfight
poverty,”hesays.
28.Whydoestheauthormention“nihao”inthefirstparagraph?
A.ToshowthepopularityoftheprojectinMozambique.
B.ToindicatefarmersChineselanguageskils.
C.ToprovetheimportanceofChineseinMozambique.
D.TosuggestChineseisarequirementforworkingonthefarm.
29.WhatcanweknowabouttheWanbaoproject?
A.Itplantstreesinurbanareas. B.ItteacheslocalsChinese.
C.Itimprovesthelocalclimate. D.Itoffersfarmingtechnologiesforlocals.
30.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“cultivating”inthelastparagraphmean?
A.Preparing. B.Growing. C.Seling. D.Puling.
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31.Inwhichsectionofawebsiteisthetextlikelytobefound?
A.Travel. B.Education. C.Agriculture. D.Art.
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Kidseverywherelovetoplay.Andtheyknowthatabalisaperfectthingtoplaywith.
Nowscientistsreportbumblebees({|})seemtoknowthesamething,makingbumblebees
thefirstinsectsknowntoplay.
Lotsofanimalsplay.Butthebehaviorisbestknowninmammals(~)andbirds.
Formanyanimals,playingisoftenseenasakindofpracticeforthingstheylhavetodeal
withinlaterlife.Butbeforethis,therewerenoreportsofinsectsplaying.
Dr.LarsChittkadidanearlierexperiment,wherehetrainedbumblebeestorolbalsinto
agoalforfood.Henoticedsomebeeswererolingbalsevenwhentheywerentrewarded.He
wonderedwhethertheywereplayingforrewardsornot.
Totesttheidea,hewithotherscientistssetupanewexperiment.First,theymarked45
youngbumblebees,bothmaleandfemale,betweenoneand23daysold.Thentheysetupa
clearpathwayfromthebumblebeesnesttoafeedingarea.Oneithersideoftheopen
pathway,smalcoloredwoodenbalswereplaced.Ononesideofthepath,thebalscouldnt
move.Ontheotherside,thebalscouldrolaround.
Forthreehoursadayover14days,thescientistsopenedthepathway.Thebumblebees
neverhadtoleavethepathwaytofindfood,buttheyleftanyway.Theywerentsointerested
inthesidewherethebalscouldntmove,buttheymadelotsofvisitstothesidewiththe
rolingbals.
Grabbingthebalswiththeirlegs,thebumblebeeswouldbeattheirwingstopulonthe
bals,causingthemtorol.The45 markedbumblebeesdidthis910timesduringthe
experiment.Thoughsomeonlydiditonce,othersdiditalot.Thescientistsfoundthe
youngerbumblebeesspentmoretimerolingbals,andthatmalesseemedmorelikelytoplay
thanfemales.
Thescientistssayitsnotclearwhythebumblebeesrolthebalsorwhethertheyenjoy
it.Buttheexperimentraisesimportantquestionsabouthowtheinsectsmindsworkandwhether
theyhavefeelings.
32.Whatisthecommonviewaboutanimalsplayingbehavior?
A.Aformoffight. B.Aformoftraining.
C.Aformoflabor. D.Aformofperformance.
33.WhydidDr.LarsChittkaconductthenewexperiment?
A.Totrainbumblebeestoplaywithbals.
B.Tofigureoutbumblebeesfeedingstyle.
C.Toexploreifbumblebeesplaywithoutareward.
D.Toobservehowbeesinteractwithdifferentobjects.
34.Whatdidthescientistsfindduringtheexperiment?
A.Bumblebeesonlyplayedwithbalswhenfoodwasinvolved.
B.Femalebumblebeesweremoreinterestedinplayingthanmales.
C.Olderbumblebeesspentmoretimerolingbalsthanyoungerones.
D.Bumblebeespreferredbalsthatcouldroltothosethatcouldnt.
35.Whatisthemainideaofthetext?
A.Thepurposeofinsectsplayingistoprepareforlife.
B.Dr.LarsChittkadiscoveredanewwaytotrainbees.
C.Bumblebeesarethefirstinsectsknowntoplay.
D.Playingiscommonamongmammalsandbirds.
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facingyourconversationpartnerconveysinterest,confidence,andotherprosocialemotions.
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moodandstarttobuildthatalimportantconfidencewithin.
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41 inthe18thannualGrannyNationalBasketbalChampionshipslastweekend.Hostedin
Decorah,Iowa,theevent 42 teamsfromacrossthecountry.Playersmight 43
differentwalksoflife,buttheyalhaveonething 44 :TheyremembersoftheGranny
BasketbalLeague().
FoundedbyBarb McPherson Trammel,thisorganizationoffers 45 womenan
unbelievableopportunitytostay 46 ,makefriendsandrelievestress.Granniesplayby
a(n) 47 setofrulestomakeupforany 48 mobility.Accordingtotheirwebsite,its
“agamefor 49 ofacertainage.”Regulationsincludeastrict“norunning”policy,instead
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41.A.talked B.lied C.believed D.played
42.A.improved B.saved C.attracted D.tracked
43.A.comefrom B.giveup C.adaptto D.searchfor
44.A.inhurry B.inprint C.inneed D.incommon
45.A.young B.senior C.gifted D.disabled
46.A.fit B.calm C.awake D.quiet
47.A.impossible B.unnecessary C.different D.difficult
48.A.shared B.limited C.social D.great
49.A.women B.men C.girls D.boys
50.A.teaching B.helping C.persuading D.encouraging
51.A.recognized B.alowed C.praised D.compared
52.A.Immediately B.Unlikely C.Currently D.Unfortunately
53.A.job B.future C.record D.sport
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country.Becauseofalthefighting,lifewasdifficultforthepoor.Theyworkedhardfor
theirrulersandreceivedlittlemoney 58 return.
AsConfuciusgrewup,hisfavoritething 59 (do)waslearning.Hismothersawthis
anddidherbesttohelphimlearn. 60 (eventual),wealthyfamiliesnoticedhowsmarthe
was 61 offeredhimjobscountingtheirmoneyandkeepingtrackoftheircrops.
Confuciusdidthisuntilhewas30yearsold,buthealwayswantedtodomore.For 62 rest
ofhislife,ConfuciustraveledandtaughtthepeopleofChinaaboutselfdiscipline()and
the 63 (important)ofeducation.HeevenopenedChinasfirstschoolin 64 hetaught
boththepoorandthewealthyasequals.
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goingonforever,andthefartherwetraveled,theworseitseemedtoget.Wecouldntfind
PembrokeRoadanditlookedlikewewerelost.Webecameupsetandanxious.
Finaly,wecameuponabigtruckstop.Wepuledinfordirections.KarlandCarolwere
realytired,soIgotoutofthetrucktodothetalking.
“CananyoneherehelpmefindPembrokeRoad?”Iasked.Averytiredwaitresslookedup
andsaid,“Lady,Imsorry.Idontknow.”Sinceshewasnthelpful,Ilookedaroundatthe
customers.
ThereweretwoofthetoughestmenthatIhadeverseeninmylife.Theyweretaland
hadlotsofmuscle,withsquarefacesanddarkmustaches(ÜÝ),andtheyworethickchains
andblackcoats.Iimmediatelythoughtofmyfriendsinthetruckandwhatthesemenmight
dotous.Itseemedthattheywerenotgoodpeopleatal.
“Weknowwhereyouregoing,madam,”oneofthemensaid.“Wecantakeyouthere.
Weknowthewaywel.”BeforeIcouldsayno,theygotupoffthechairs,paidthebil,and
wereoutsideontheirmotorcycles,gesturing,“Folowus!”
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