江苏省徐州市第七中学2024-2025学年高二上学期11月期中考试英语试题

2024~2025学年度第一学期期中考试 7. Where did the woman meet Wang Wei at first? A. At the university B. Mi the workplace 高二英语试题 C. At the hospital. 听第7段材料,回答第8、9题。 (本试卷满分150分,考试时间120分钟 8. Which country does the man eome from? B. Japan. A. China. 注意事项: C. America. 1.答卷前,考生务必将白已的姓名,考生号等填写在答题纸上。 o. Why does the woman feel differert from the man ahout the result? 2.回答选择题时,选出每小题答案后,用铅笔把答题纸上对应题目的答案标号涂黑 A. She doesn'! know much about the skills 如需改动,请用橡皮擦干净后,再选涂其他答案标号。 B. She sees it as the developnent of table tennis 3.回答非选择题时,请将答案写在答题纸上,写在本试卷上无效 C. She doesa't support the same team as the man. 第一部分:听力(共两节,满分30分 听第8段材料.回答第10至12题. 第一节 10. What ean the woman's smart watch do? 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 A. Make calls B. Reply to texts. C. Send symhols 佳选项。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 11. How many more steps does the woman noed to take today? 每段对话仅读一遍。 A. Abcut 5oo0. B. Abou: 6o00. C. About 7000. 1. What will Charlie probably do tomorrow? 12. How does the woman get to school nom? A. Visit a skate park. B. Wateh a rmwie. C. See a dortor A. On foct. B. By s. C. By car. 2. Why did the woman start realing War and Peace? 听第9段材料,回答第13至16题。 A. To please her frienl 13. Where does the conversation peobably take place? B. To finish her homework. A. n a roatarart. B. At a doctor's office. C. Ata rm C. To leam about Russian history 3. What are the sneakers doing here? 14. What's the man's favorite food prohably? A. Vegetables. B. Chicken salads. C. Waiking. B. Switming. A. Having a picnic. C. Cheesehturgers. 4. How does the wonan probably feel? 15. What does the man like best ahoat the new lifestyle A. Stressed. B. Thankful C. Disatisfied. A. He hs lost weight 5. What is the main subject of the conversation? B. He feels more energetic. A. The advartages ef technology. C. He has reduced his blood pressure B. Discounts for reglar customcrs 16. What does the maa find moat ditficult? C. An introluction to nes T-shirts A. Sleeping early. 第二节 B. Drinking enough water 听下面5段对话或独自。每段对话或孩自后有儿个小题,从题中所给的A、B、C三个 C. Exereising more frequently 选项中选出最佳选项。听每段对话或独白前,你将有时间阅读各个小题,每小题5彩 听第10段材料.回答第17至20题. 钟: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 17. Who is the adhertisement aimed at? 听第6段材料,回答第67题. A. Car huryers. B. Car sellers. C. Ner drivers. 6. What is the relationship betwcen the sseakers? 18. What is the best advantage of Starr Cars rohably? A. Old frienk B. Helativcs C. Strangerm. A. The service. B. The price ranpe. C. The quality of proclucts 高二年英语试题 第1页(共12页) 高二年级英语试题 第2页(共12页) 19. When does Starr Cars onen on Saturdavs? A 2. 5-hour hrive from Barghok, Khao Yai has been a ppular woeckend soot for nalre-loing B. A:9:00 n.m. C. At 10:o0 a.m. A. A:800 a.m. Barzkokians for decades. Thn top attraction, of eourse. is the 2166 sg km (836 sg miles 20. How coald the customers get a car hronght to their homes that comoose Thailand's most-visited national oark. Khao Yai ean provide hours of A. By ordering online. entertainment for people of any age. B. Br paving extra money. Panning tip: Yoa should hire a guide ahead af time if yoa are going wildlife apoting C. Br siening the paperwork 21. When is suitable for travelling in Thailand? A. fehraary. B. July. C. Sertember. 第二部分 阅读(共两节,满分50分) D. Dooember. 第一节(共15小题:每小题2.5分,满分37.5分 22. Which placg could serve Chineae food if you travel to Thailand? A. Bangkek. B. Chiang Mal. C. Phaket. 阅读下列短文.从短文后各题所给的A.B、C.D四个选项中.选出最佳选项 D. Khao Yai National Park. A 23. Which place is a top choice for a nature lover with a 4-year-old boy? A. Bangkok. B. Chiane Msi. C. Phuket. Thailand welcomes more than 11 million visitors a year. All the same. travelers who D. Khao Yai National Park dream of sunny skies might be disappointed at the rain that arrives regalaly every July. B Bangkolt In 20ls, Brian Peterson had iust moved to Santa Ans. Outside the couple's fourth- The eity's more than 32o ooo restaurants serve a wide mnge of euiaines( ) from foor apartment. a homeless man was often yelling on the street eomer. Peterson wnuld pass Thai to anvshere in the world. and its more than 5oo. ooo street food stands ensure that the guy on his way to his jeb, bat they never spoke. food is availsble anvwhere in Bangkek 24 hours a day. Ore dary. Petcrson was reading the book ahout the porer of love. lnspired by the Panning tip: Hangkok's hars and eluhs are not allowed to be open all might-in fact book's compassionate message. Petenon made an umexpected decision: He was poing to go most elose at the relatively early time of 1a. m outside and irtroduce himself. In that first convesatior. Peterson leamed that the man' Chlang Mal name was Mali Faris. He fell on hard times and ended up living on the street. "But his stor Chiang Mai is a great place to explore the sarrounding mountains. eaves and inspired me." Peterson recalled later. Peaerson found hinself asking if he could paint waterfalls. The Chiang Mai area also has more than 3oo temples. But there is pleny to faris's portrait. experience besides temples. Unlike any other in Thailand. Norther Thai cuisine is Peterson's connection with Faris led him to form Faces of Santa An. a nonprofi inspired as it is by foreign eulture and nearly 2oo years under Bunnese rule. organization focuscd on painting porrraits of the homeless. Working from a black-and-uhite Panning tip: From late Febraary to early Aprl, Chiang Mai is usually filled with pholo, Peterson chooses colors inapired hy life story. ereating a portrait. He ahowed on smoke from farmers harning land im the mountains to plamt their crops mn winning his bartle mith alcohalinm. for example. by changing the colors from a sa Phuket blue to a briliant red. Peterson sells the picture -signel by both subject and artist -for a t is the biggest island in Thailand. bat Phoket has an entirely different culture from few thousanl dollars, julting half for his model. He then helps people use the money to ge the rest of the country: a mix nf Hokkien Chinese. Thai and Malaysian. Little wonxler why baek on thcir feet. Phuket is one ef Thailand's most-tisited atraetien. Phmket's architeeture is also umique. “I' ve made so many mistakes thinking I knew what poople wanued," Peterson aays. fnr it was raled by the Pertuguese “Then I realized: Why don'! we just ask them?" Ancther sabjeet. Kimberly Sondowal Planning tip: September to Qetober is Phuket's rniny season, so try to avoid the had mmver been ablo to financially aupport her daughter. She asked, "Can I use the money island during thls time. There are plenty af other great attractions beyond Phuket to consider to py ny danglaer's rent?" When the check was delivered, "they both wept in my amms," tisiting too. Peterson recalls. Khao Yal National Park ln the eight years since Faees ef Santa Ana was establiahed. Peterson has painted 4l of 高二年级英语试题 第3页(共12页) 高二年级英语试题 第4页(共12页) these portraits himaell. He's discowered that the buyers temd to connect to the story of the that female doctors tend to be responsible for healthier patients than their male eolleagues person in the painting, finding aimlarities and often friendship with someone they might ln an experimert where patients were randomly distributed among doctnrs. female doctnr have otherwise overlooked. " Peeple often tell me. 'I was the one that would eross the seem to do hetter. street. But I see homeless people differently now,'" Peterson says,"I didn't know that Researchers say the next step is to work out why. " I don't think it's the presence or would happen." absence of a Y chromosome(染色体)."says Dr Christopher Wallis." I think it's a serie 24. Which ef the following is a suitable title for the text? of behaviours that are linked with gender." Past research has found that female doctors tend A. A Nonpreft Organization. to spend more time with patients, are more likely to pruvide preventive care and tend to B. The Man Realizing llis Art Dream stick more closely to guidelines than thrir maln enlleagues do. This eould reduce the risk of C. Kind Buvers Helping the Homeless deaths. D. The Man Painting Portraits for the Homeless. Understanding whr such difference in care will help all doetors improve their praetice 25. Which of the follouing best deserlbes Peteson? For all things that advanced mexlical equipment and ncr drugs can do, a physician'. . C. Persuasive. D. Caring A. lmaginative. B. Optimistic. judgement seems to be as imnortant. 26. Why did Peteron think be had made so many mistakes? 28. In which way was the study in 2ol7 conducted? A. He sold the pictures for money. A. Theoretical models B. Statiatieal methods B. He helped the homeless hack home. C. Praetieal exarmples D. Hlistorical analyses C. He helned Kimberly finance her daughter. 20. What does the underlinsl word "retrosoeetive" In paragraph 3 mean D. He didn't realize people'. specifie needs A. Critieal. B. Baektracked. C. Datod. D. Accarite. 27. What does the author indicate in the last paragraph with others? A. The buyers liked making friends with others. 30. Which statement would Wallis prnbably agree with? B. Peterson'a behavior made a difference to the huyers A. Y chremoiome determines gender difleremces. C. The homelesa wnuld contact the huvers with similarities B. Gender difference in care has different effects D. Everyone would be grateful to Peterson for his great work C. Female doctors are alravs ausigned with healthier patiens C D. Msle docters coull reduce the petential risk of deaths. Many factors can influenre whether a patient lives or dies. However, in data from 31. What ean we know from the last paragraph? different countries, patients seen by female doctors seem to do better than those seen hy A. A doctor'. julgement is as important as other factors male ongs B. Gender difference can't help improve doctors' treatment. In 20l7. Yusuke Tsugawa of Harvard Medical School. and his colleagues in Boston analyzed the medieal records of around 1. 5millon older adults who had heen in hospital in C. We sheuld notice gender diflerence in doctors' treatmemt America between 2ol1 aad 2014. They found that patients whoae treatment had been D. We could use doctors' jodgement to improve his treatment performed by a female doctor were about 4% less likely to die than those whose treatment B doctor was a man. Breakdancing (it was coined by jounaliats) has hreken into the Olympics: it is the One disadvantage with the study ia that it is retrosnective, looking back ai naturally only new erent at this year's games. Yet despite its stress on damce "hattles". breaking occirring data rather than random experiments. This eould eower any factors which might he has tended to take the sign of "sport' uneasily really drivimg the effect, says Gavin Stewart, an expert at Neweastle University. It eould he lndeed breakers never soaght a plaee at the games. They will comnete thanks to th 高二年级英语试题 第5页(共12页) 高二年级英语试题 第6页(共12页) Werld DaneeSport Federation( wDsF). In the past the WDsF focused its efforts on getting 34. What is the Lean Edrs's attitude towards hreakdancing into the Olympics ballroom dancing into the Olvnoics snd hired Jcar-Laurent Bourquin. Mr Bourquin said he A. Ogtimistic. B. Negative. C. Neutral. D. Indifferent. suggested the WDsF deliver what the Olynpics were seckingi an event that would attrac 35. Why haa hreaking tended to be a "sport" uneasily? young viewem. A. Becsuse the lOC limits the number of athletes. Television viewership(收 视率) ef the games has deereased for year. So the B. Because it was a hit in the Youth Olympic Game. Intermational Olympic Commitiee (IOC) has tried to attract ner auxlienoes with extreine C. Because many breakers hope to preserve its ealtare. sports such as climbing and skateboarding. Breaking odlers the benefits ef being both D. Beeause young people are altracted to dance in the games impressive and easy to follow. lt was ineluded in the Youth Olympie Gamcs in Boenos Aire 第二节(共5小题:每小题2.5分,满分12.5分) in 2018. where it was a success 部读下幅短文,帮文后的决项中选出可以填人空白处的是作选项。设项中朋项头 Many hreakers have been unenthusiastic about the Olvnnics. They have worried that 多余选项。 breaking eulture will be misunderstanding in the toumament. Others have criticizcd that a What does it mean to he creative? Oftentimes. we think ahout ereativity as making hallroom-danee orzanizatien pushes into breaking. In 20l7 lreakers criticized the WDsF something entirely new and out of this world. This eould be why so many pcople do no for trying to "esploit breaking as a Trojan horse to get its foot in the door of the Olympies" think of themselves as creative. 36 We are all bom creative. It is not all-or-nothin But many breakers have recognized the hright side ef the Olympics. Now firms (全有或全无的)quality ar skill. neither is it something that is genetie. iseluling Nike and Ralph Lauren are sponsoring dancers. The games will attraet many young 37 Much like a muscle in our bodies. it needs to be exercised in order to be people to dance. However, breaking will not retum in Los Angeles in 202s, as the loC strengthened. It is a way in which we challenge and express oursclves. giving us the ability limits the number of athletes at 1osoO. But what matters to breakers is using the publicit to think out of the box. Sometimes the path to ereative productivity is being willirg to resis from Paris to bring more money into the sports. "lt's jast going to be less struggling for the trend amd irtentionally do something differently everybody." says Logan Edra."Medal or not, that is a prize worth competing for." Creativiry is rarely about the end preduct. nor is it about that satisfaetion moment 32. What can we leam from paragraph 2 and paragraph 3? 38 We can find inspiration in almost anything and practise creativity through typically A. Why hreakers nover welcome the Olympics ardinary chores. We can start by documenting things or experiences which we find B. Why WDsF puts breaking into the Olympics. interesting, taking photographs and collecting aouvenirs to spark mow ideas C. Why TV viemership of the Olmpies i: in deeline By recognizing the opportunities in our daily lives to trigger our creativity, no matler D. Whe IOC is willing to receive breaking as an evcnt. how small. we may beoome more comfortable with taking bigger ereative leans in okher 33. What was wDSF blamed for ? aspects of our lives A. Pushing breaking irto the Olvmpics If we face a ereative block ( as we all do at some point). sometimes completing an B. Never considering the foeling of breakers crdinary task has an interesting ay of leading us to that perlect idea. While we may thin C. Making breaking culture misunderstanling that completing that terlble chore or going on a casual -alk may not do anything to get our D. Using breaking as a passport to the Olyrpics creative juices flowing. the routine of complcting arother task can often speed up ou creativity. In addition. the sense of aoconplishment that we feel after cornpleting ar 高二年级英语试题 第7页(共12页) 高二年级英语试题 第8页(共12页) ordinary task can provide us with a newfound sense ef energy to pursue other creative before her. "I knew I couldn't simply ak him to do the interview."51. the said projects.30 ”your outfit is so cool! Are these traditional elothes from your eountry?" That ia mha 40 In many instances, it means allouing ourselves to think freely, emhracing 52 him to start talking with her. different perspectives and thereby unleashing the creative inteligence that already exists Peng's job makes her see the 53 and power of international commmieation.“ can feel the 54 in Chinese medlia over the past fer decades." Peng said. "We wcn A. We should look for opportunities to trigger crestirity in daily life. from telling stories from abroad to telling the world our stories. As a joumalist. I'm 55 B. Creating does not necessarily mean making something oort ef mothing to he part of it." 4. A. wriing B. reading C. tecording C. Whether or not we realize it. we all have the capacity to express ereativity. D. describing 42. A. intentional C. challenging B. accixlental D. Creativity is not only ahout making something ner but also expressing oneself. D. straggling 43.A. hpr B. satisfied C. certain D. unsure E. However. creativity can simply be abcut expressing ourselves throagh everyday acts. 44. A. failare B. hit C. difmculty D. challenge F. These chores just might be the neeled step torards unlesshing( 致) ouar ereativity. B. molert C. cortemporary 45. A. tradliticnal D. altemative 46. A. equal. B. energetie C. competent C. It is a proeess. one that sets us up for that moment and then does someshing about it D. eritical 47. A. worry ahout C. remark on B. inieract with 第三部分 语言运用(共二节,满分30分) D. care ahout 48.A. interviewers B. irlerviewees C. journalists 第一节(共15小题:每小题1分,满分15分) D. celebrities 49. A. curiosity B. caaxity C. commitment D. characteristic 阅读下面短文,从每翻所给的A.B.C、D四个选项中选出可以填人空白处的最佳达 50. A. aecept B. reject C. release D. remark B. Therefare C. Instead 项。 51.A. Homever D. Moreoer 52.A. limitd B. demanded C. allaed Peng Yixuan studied digital media at the Communicatinn Oniversity of China audl has D. gt C. efficiemy 53. A. neccasity B. possibility been a video ioumalist at China Daily for almost five vears. D. diversity B. ehanges 54.A. muccess C. amlitin Peng is well knncn for her vlers(视频客) 41 big national events. But the D. plbenumenon B. curious C. honred 55. A. critical D. mused process of becoming a famous vlogger was quite 42. "When I proposed the idea ef 第二节(共10小题:每小题1.5分,满分15分) recordimg wo aessions in the form of a vlog with just my phone in 2ol9. the others en 阅读下面短文,在空自处填人1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式 my beam felt 43 about it." Peng said."But we deeided to give it a try, and it Around 70 years ago. British writer J. R. R. Tolkien created the chamning realm ef became a 44 ." Bringing the serious - natured national event closer to ordinary Middle-earth(土t界) in 7he Lord of the Rings. a world that 56(attract) fans peuple is what Peng helieves to be the reason for its saccess. across the globe ever since Recently, more than 2oo fans of Middle-earth gathered in Beijing 57 aims are to Compared with 45 medin joumaliats, those in new media are "vell-moanded". celebrate The Lorof of the Rings and Tolkien'" other works, Same dressed up as character accardng to Peng. "From seript writing to videe editing. we need to be 46 in each from Middle-earth 58 others showcased Tolkien-themed artwork and shared insighas on sep of the video-making process," she said. Also, it's impotamt toeare”. Peng aid the Elvish languages invenled hy Tolkien-Oarnya and Sindarin. that only -hen yoo actually 47 the people and the topie you are eovering will yo AnlreaW participated 5o one of the admirers. lowever. the 26-year-old from make the 48 npen up and touch the hearts of your andlence. -I'm outgoing, I alway Guangdong doesn't feel eomfortable referring to heraelf as a fan, She thought that nowadays the temn"fan" camies some nnative meanings on social media, and that 60 (identify have 49 about the lives of others and want to engage with them." she said. as a fan migkt leal to specfie obligtions. such as contrikling digital lahor 6l (hoost) Once. Peng tried to interview an ambassador. She saw him 5o many journalists popalarity or control commentary. But the trrh is that many almiren, ineluding heraclr 高二年提英语试题 第9页(共12页) 高二年级英语试题 第10页(共12页) focus more on their ereative works rather than 62 (high) organized groups. So it migh waffles for my fith birthday and ny parents let me pour my own synup." be more anpronriate to instead call Andrear a "mela fan". “Syup is the best part!" said James, a ner friend that Ollie and I had met at Writing Li Sixue, 63 32-year-old from Jilin province. is one such fan of Tolkien' Cluh. works. She finds a quality among media fans-a strong wish for creation ard a do-it-yourself “I'm going to write about that!" I smiled attitude, These fans use online 64 ( platform) to share ereators'creations and show “Chocolate eake." Ollie said as he looked through the pictures. "Oh! Mexican ho appreciation for others' works. However, for fans who prefer to obscrve rather than create. chocolate. That's it! I remember the first time I was in hospital! I was so sad and sore partieipating in events like screening scssions, reading parties. and conventions allones them ontil my mum made me some special hot cocoa. I'm going to write about that." to engaee with the 65 (wide) fan commurity than usual. James just kept flpping through the books. 第四部分 写作(共两节:满分40分 "What's your favorite food memer?" I asked 第一节(满分15分) ]ames shrugzed(肩). 假设你是李华,你校正在组织英语作文比赛。请以“我最尊敬的运动员”为题,写 "Come on," said Ollie."We want to hear about it!" 一简短文投稿,内容包括: James sighed. put down his cookbook, and aaid."Saturday night was alerays breakfas (1)简要介绍运动员 -fo-dinner night. My mam used to make the best French toast with apple butter." (2)说明尊数的题因。 "Yum!"I said. "How did you start that tradition?" 注意: But James didn't anaser. He iust picked up his pen and started to write 1.写作词数应为80个左右 Half an hour later, when it was time to say eoodbve. Olie said. "Hey. I just had 2.请按如下格式在答国纸的相应位置作答 genius idea. If we put our waffles. French toast, and hot-cocoa recipes together, we could The Athlete I Resnect Mos make an amazing Mother's Day brunch for our mcthers." “Yes!" I shouted loudly."I het my parents will let us have it in our backyard(后 院). Do come with your mothers." James put his backpack over his shoulder, "Sory. 1'ns busy that day." Ollie laughed. "Do you know the future? We didn't even choose a day yet." 第二节(满分25分) James took a deep brearh, a sod look on his face. 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 I had no idea how confusing Mother's Day could he until something hapnened during Writing Club at the library. We had different topics to write about each week. And the thin On Sunday morning. James ard his father came to join us. △ week, our librarian. Mr. Sendak. pot lots ef cookhooks on every table. "Mother's Day falls on this Sunday. Today we're poing to write down food memories related to your mothers." said Mr. Sendak. "Let's see if the pictures in these cookbooks remind you of anvthing your mcther cooked and you especially loved to eat or drink growin p. Write your story doain." “Yes! I love it!" my friend Ollie said. grabling a bosk of chocalate recipes I started turning the pages of a breakfast cookbook and stopned at a recipe for Belgian waffles(华夫). "Oooh!"I said."This makes me think of the time my mum made fancy bueherr 高二年级英语试题 第11页(共17页 高二缀英语3T r第12可(共12责