宁夏灵武市第一中学2024-2025学年高二上学期期末考试英语试题

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C.InthePhilippines. +"3 (-1545;6451.57,8722.57) 9:;5<=>\]^。6<=>\]^?@_A45,B52CDEA、B、CFAGH 2GIJKGH 。 96<=>\]^` , Ma@QRXYbA45 , 6455OP;9L?,b 45aDI5OPEcUQR。6<=>\]^Yd[。 9+6<ef,TU+6、75。 6.Whatdoesthemantakebesidesthe犕狅狉狀犻狀犵犘狅狊狋? A.犜犺犲犖犲狑犢狅狉犽犲狉狊. B.犖犲狑狊狑犲犲犽. C.犖犲狑犛犮犻犲狀狋犻狊狋狊. 7.Howmuchshouldthemanpayintotal? A.$1. B.$1.50. C.$3.50. 9+7<ef,TU+8、95。 8.Whatisthemandoingnow? A.Havingaclass. B.Doingasurvey. C.Buyingapieceofnewspaper. 【 !"#$%&''()* · !"#$ +2 ,(-8,)】 25-T-492B 9.Wheredoesthewomanusualygetthenews? A.FromTV. B.Fromnewspapers. C.Fromhercelphone. 9+8<ef,TU+10g125。 10.Whatarethespeakersmainlytalkingabout? A.Theirtravelplan. B.ATVprogram. C.Thelocalweather. 11.WhatmighttheweatherbelikeinEasternEnglandtomorrowevening? A.Snowy. B.Rainy. C.Sunny. 12.WhenwilitbefoggyinthesouthwestofEngland? A.Inthemorning. B.Intheafternoon. C.Intheevening. 9+9<ef,TU+13g165。 13.Whatistheprobablerelationshipbetweenthespeakers? A.Friends. B.Strangers. C.Acouple. 14.Howoftendoesthemanattendtheboxingclass? A.Onceaweek. B.Twiceaweek. C.Threetimesaweek. 15.Whatsthewomanuptothesedays? A.Selingbooks. B.Playinginarockband. C.Atendingaboxingclass. 16.Whatdoesthewomanthinkofherbusylife? A.Interesting. B.Tiring. C.Surprising. 9+10<ef,TU+17g205。 17.HowmanychildrenarethereinLilysfamily? A.2. B.3. C.4. 18.WhatwasLilybeforeshecametoLondon? A.Astudent. B.Ateacher. C.Adriver. 19.WhatdidLilyexperiencewhenshefirstcametoLondon? A.Shemetheroldfriends. B.Shewasshortofmoney. C.Sheboughtagoodapartment. 20.WhatcanwelearnaboutLily? A.Sheisalreadymarried. B.Sheisconfidentoflife. C.HersistersworkinLondon. ;E=> FG(ABC,D>50>) +13 (-1545;6452.57,8737.57) XY:hij , B65CDEA、B、C、DkAGH2GIJKGH。 犃 犉狅狌狉犫犲狊狋狋犺狉犻犳狋(HI)狊狋狅狉犲狊犻狀犖犲狑犢狅狉犽 犎狅狌狊犻狀犵犠狅狉犽狊 ●Address:NYCMultipleLocations ●OpeningHours:11am-7pmMonday-Saturday;12pm-5pmSunday HousingWorkshaslocationsofferingmanysecondhandtreasuresalthroughoutthe city.Whetheryourelookingforclothing,shoesorevenfurniture,HousingWorksisalways worththestop.Thestoresalsosupporttheunhousedandthoselivingwithdeadlydiseases, soyouknowyourehelpingoutagreatcausebyshoppingthere. 犆犺犲犾狊犲犪犉犾犲犪 ●Address:29West25thSt.btw.6Ave+Bway ●OpeningHours:12pm-7pmTuesday-Sunday Thisisdefinitelyoneofthebestplacestosavemoneyonclothes.Youcanfindtonsof 【 !"#$%&''()* · !"#$ +3 ,(-8,)】 25-T-492B itemspricedbetween$5and$40,soyouwontblowyourbudgetevenifyoupickoutafew newpieces.ThisneighborhoodstoreisahighlightoftheWestVilageshoppingscene,and shouldbeoneveryoneslistofthebestthriftstoresinNYC. 犃狌犎2犗 ●Address:84East7thSt.NY,10003 ●OpeningHours:8am-4pmSaturday-Sunday OpenalyearroundonSaturdaysandSundays,AuH2Oistrulyafulweekendadventure! Therearethriftshopsselingeverythingfromantiquestojewelry(lm),andevengreatfood options.Andofcourse,youlfindmanyselersofferingsomeofthecoolestandmostunique vintage(noE)clothinginalofNYC! 犆犲犾犲狀犲狊犜犺狉犻犳狋犛犺狅狆 ●Address:568GrandviewAve,Queens,NY,11385 ●OpeningHours:9am-7pmMonday-Saturday;ClosedSunday DefinitelyoneofthefriendliestthriftstoresinNewYork,thisisasmalbutcrowded spacethatofferstonsofcoolanduniquevintageclothesanditems.Itssuchagreat environmenttoshop,andyoucanalwaysfindwhatyourelookingfororsomethingyoudidnt evenknowyouneeded! 21.WhatisspecialaboutHousingWorks? A.ItisclosedonSundays. B.Itisfamousforitsjewelry. C.Itsupportscharitywork. D.Itprovidessomenewpieces. 22.Wherecancustomersbuycheapclothesafter6pmonSunday? A.AtChelseaFlea. B.AtCelenesThriftShop. C.AtHousingWorks. D.AtAuH2O. 23.WhatdoAuH2OandCelenesThriftShophaveincommon? A.Theyareonthesamestreet. B.Theyselspecialvintageclothes. C.Theyhavethecheapestfoods. D.Theyareopeneverydayalyearround. 犅 Whenyouthinkaboutwhosresponsibleforacityssafety,whatpeoplecometomind? Policeofficers,firefightersoremergencyresponseteams? Wouldyou putyourlocal meteorologist(pqrst)inthisgroup?ThatsthecareerAshleyRuizchose,andshesnow thefirstfemalechiefmeteorologistinBatonRouge,Louisiana.Ruizpredictstheweatherfor hercommunity. In2020,atornadohitRuizshometownofChattanooga,Tennessee—and,evencloserto home,herhouse.Soshesaidsheknewwhatalifesavingjobthiscouldbe. However,herjobisntwithoutdifficulties.“Hearingpeoplehavebeeninjured,likeina bighurricane,isrealyhard,”shesaid.“Wetryourbesttopredicttheweatherasbestaswe can,andwearegettingbetter.Butitcanalwayschange.” Ruiztalkedaboutthenewandchangingweatherpatterns.Shesaid,“Weareabsolutely seeingchangesinweather,withmoreintenseandmorefrequentstorms,whichrelateto climatechange.”Weatherischangingeverywhere,astheplanetwarms.Therearemorefrequent droughts,strongerstorms,andincreasingtemperaturechanges.Thismakespredictingthe weatherdifficult. Ruizalwaysknewshewasinterestedinweatherandhowitafectedtheworld.Butherpathto acareerinmeteorologywasnteasy.Shesaid,“Istruggledsohardwithmathandwantedtogiveup. ButIkeptpushingandworkinghard,andnowImthefirstwomanchiefmeteorologistinthe BatonRougeTVmarket.Improudofthat.”Shewantskidstoknowtheyshouldnevergive upontheireducationortheirdreams. 【 !"#$%&''()* · !"#$ +4 ,(-8,)】 25-T-492B 24.WhywasthedisasterinRuizshometownmentionedinthetext? A.Tocalonpeopletopreparefordisasters. B.TointroduceRuizsunusualchildhoodexperience. C.Toofferasuccessfulexampleofweatherforecast. D.ToshowRuizsunderstandingoftheworkofameteorologist. 25.Whatisachalengeofpredictingtheweatheraccordingtothetext? A.Climatechange. B.Peoplesinjury. C.Poortechnology. D.Lackofexperience. 26.WhichwordcanbestdescribeRuizaccordingtothelastparagraph? A.Creative. B.Clever. C.Hardworking. D.Worldfamous. 27.Inwhichsectionofanewspapermaythetextappear? A.Sports. B.People. C.Education. D.Health. 犆 Peoplewhohavetroublewalkingoftenhaveahardtimeenjoyingthebeach.Buthundreds ofbeachesinGreecenowofferanewwayforpeopleinwheelchairstogetintothewaterby themselves.ItscaledSeatrac. Seatracisbasicalyachaironamovingramp(uvw)thatcansmoothlycarryadisabled personintothesea.Onceinthesea,thepersoncaneitherremaininthechair,enjoyingthe waterorgoforaswim.TheSeatracsystemcanalsohelpanyoneelsewhohasahardtime walking,includingolderpeopleandpregnantwomen. SeatracwasinventedanddevelopedinGreece.Theideaforitcamewhenoneofthe inventors,IgnatiosFotiou,wastalkingwithafriendwhousedawheelchair.Thefriendsaid heenjoyedthesea,butdidntlikehavingtobecarriedintotheoceanasifhewereasack(x) ofpotatoes. Mr.Fotiourealizedthattheremustbeawaytomakeiteasierforwheelchairuserstoget intothewater.Mr.FotiouworkedwithhispartnerandaprofessorataGreekuniversityto designthesystem.Intime,theyformedacompanycaledTOBEAtobuildandselit. Thecompanyworkedhardtomakethesystemsimpletoputinplaceandeasytorun.A woodenwalkwayalowswheelchairuserstoreachtheSeatrac.Thesystemissolarpowered. Itdoesntrequireoutsidepowerandcancontinuetoruneveniftheelectricitygoesout.The Seatracsystemcaneasilybepackedupandstoredwhentheswimmingseasonends. Thissummer,theSeatracsystemisbeingusedatover220beachesinGreece,Cyprus, ItalyandLatvia.TOBEAhopestoofferSeatracinothercountriessoon. TheSeatracserviceinGreeceisbeingofferedforfree.TheGreekgovernmenthashelped payforit,withlocalcitiesbuyingandmanagingtheequipment.Greecesgovernmenthopes thatSeatracwilhelpattractmoretouriststothecountry. 28.WhoisSeatracdesignedfor? A.Olderpeoplewhomovefreely. B.Youthswholiketoswiminthesea. C.Womenwhoenjoybeachbathswiththeirchildren. D.Peoplewhohavetroublemovingaroundonthebeach. 29.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“it”inparagraph4referto? A.Thesystem. B.Potato. C.Ramp. D.Normalwheelchair. 30.WhatcanwelearnabouttheSeatracsystem? A.Itsnoteasytooperate. B.Usersdonthavetoworryaboutchargingit. C.PeopleneedtohaveabigcosttouseitinGreece. D.Ithasbeenavailableatmorethanonethousandbeaches. 【 !"#$%&''()* · !"#$ +5 ,(-8,)】 25-T-492B 31.WhydoestheGreekgovernmenthelppayfortheSeatracservice? A.Toimprovethegovernmentsimage. B.Topromotethedevelopmentoftourism. C.Tosetupanorganizationforthedisabled. D.Tosupportsmalandmediumsizedlocalcompanies. 犇 InlateJune,theUSgovernmentagreedtoalowtwocompanies,UpsideFoodsandGood Meat,toselchickenmeatthathasbeengrowninalaboratory.ThatmakestheUSthe secondcountrytoapprovelabgrownchicken. Unlikenormalchickenmeat,labgrownmeatisntcreatedbyraisingandkilingchickens. Instead,itsameatproductdevelopedfromanimalcelsthataregrowninalab.Soitisalso caled“celbased”or“cultured”meat. Theprocessofcreatinglabgrownmeatiscompletelydiferentfromthenormalmeatraising process.Thefirstcelscomefromliveanimals.Thecelsaregrowninsidelargesteeltanks, wheretheyrefedwitheverythingtheyneedtogrow.Inafewweeks,thecelsgrowtolook likenormalmeat.Thecompaniesthenformthismeatintomorefamiliarshapes. Thecompaniessaythattheirmeatisbetterfortheenvironmentthanmeatfromanimals. Raisinganimalsforfooduseshugeamountsoflandandwater.Italsocreatesalotof polution.Raisinganimalsforfoodcreatesabout15%oftheworldsgreenhousegases.Thats whycuttingbackoneatingmeatisoneoftheeasiestwaystofightclimatechange.Labgrown meatcanalsohelpoutinotherways.Raisinganimalsforfoodisextremelyhardonanimals. Theyareoftenkeptinsmalspacesandaretreatedbadly. Pols(yz{|)haveshownthatmanypeoplearenttoointerestedinlabgrownmeat. Lotsofpeoplebelievethatitjustsoundsweird.ButAmyChen,whoworksforUpside Foods,saysthatoncepeopletrythemeat,“Themostcommonresponsewegetis,‘Oh,it tasteslikechicken.’” Butrightnow,themeatisfarmoreexpensivethanmeatfromanimals.Eventhoughthe companieshavebeenapproved,theyhavethehugechalengeoffiguringouthowtomakemuchmore meatfarmorecheaply. 32.Whatcanweknowaboutlabgrownchickenmeat? A.Itiscreatedfromanimalcelsinalaboratory. B.Itischeaperthanthenormalmeat. C.Americaisthefirstcountrytoapproveselingit. D.Twocompaniesarealowedtodoresearchonit. 33.Whatisparagraph5mainlyabout? A.Thenecessityofeatingnormalmeat. B.Theprocessofcreatinglabgrownmeat. C.Thedisadvantagesofraisinganimalsforfood. D.Thesimilaritiesbetweenlabgrownmeatandnormalmeat. 34.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“weird”inparagraph6mean? A.Easy. B.Ordinary. C.Strange. D.Attractive. 35.Whatisthebesttitleforthetext? A.LabgrownMeatIsOutdated B.WhatExactlyIsLabgrownMeat? C.HowIstheLabgrownChickenMade? D.LabgrownChickenMeatIsComing 【 !"#$%&''()* · !"#$ +6 ,(-8,)】 25-T-492B +"3 (-545;6452.57,8712.57) XY:;ij , Bij?EGH2GI}~€^‚EJKGH 。 GH2@dHƒ„… GH 。 Anyonewithastorytotelcanwriteabook,eitherfortheirownenjoymentortopublish foraltosee.Thefolowingaresometipstohelpyou. Understandwhyyourewritingabook.Beforeyoustartwritingoreventhinkingabout yourbook,behonestwithyourselfaboutyourreasonsforwritingit. 36 ?Ordoyou simplyhaveagreatstorythatyouwanttosharewiththeworld?  37 .Theresnooneidealworkspaceforeverywriter.Somepreferaquietroom, whileothersworkbestinacoffeeshop.Also,makesurethattheplaceyouchooseworks withyourpreferredwritingmedium.Ifyouwanttowriteonadesktop,makesuretohavea suitabledesknearby. 38 .Thatsbecauseitseasytolosefocusifyourbackaches. Establishdailyandweeklywritinggoals.Insteadofhopingtoproducetenpagesata time,trysettingagoaltowriteonepageeachday.Setyourwritinggoalbasedonyour writingspeedandanyspecificdeadlines. 39 . Getfeedbackoften.Youmighthaveagroupoffelowwriters,friendsorfamilymembers withwhomyoucanshareyourworksinprogress.Itislikelythatyoulgothroughmany roundsoffeedbackandrevisionsbeforeyourbookispublished. 40 —itsalpartofthe processofwritingthebestbookyoucan! A.Dontgetdiscouraged B.Chooseaworkspacethatworksforyou C.Isitnecessarytofurtheryoureducation D.Andtrynottochangeitafteryouvesetit E.Breakyourbigideaintomanageablepieces F.Doyoudreamofseeingyournameonabookcover G.Atthesametime,remembertopickasupportivechair ;J=> "KLM(ABC,D>30>) +13 (-1545;64517,87157) XY:;ij , B65CDEA、B、C、DkAGH2GI}~€^‚EJKGH。 ItwasjustanordinaryworkdayforEvoniWiliams,an18yearoldemployeeatWaffle HouseinLaMarque,Texas.Theplacewas 41 ,asusual,withacontinuous 42 of customerscominginandout.Then,a78yearoldcustomerreachedouttoheraskingforhelp withhis 43 .Thecustomer,wholived 44 fromfamilysupport,haddifficultyusing hishands,sohewasunabletocuthisfood. Despitetherestaurantbeingpackedwithcustomersandmanytasksathand,Evonididnt  45 —shehelpedtheman.Littledidsheknowthatheractofkindnesswas 46 by anothercustomer,LauraWolf,whofoundthescene 47 .Laurasharedthisheartwarming storyonline,anditquicklyspreadovertheInternet, 48 theheartsofmany. WhatEvoniregardedasjustasimpleactionwas,infact,asignificantgesturethat  49 herforabrighterfuture.HerkindnesscaughttheattentionofTexasSouthern University,whichawardedherwitha$16,000scholarship.ItwasreportedthatEvoniwas workingattherestauranttoraisemoneyfor 50 ,andtheuniversitysrecognitionwasabsent fromher 51 ,makingitanunexpectedblessing. 【 !"#$%&''()* · !"#$ +7 ,(-8,)】 25-T-492B Inaninterview,Evonisaidshedidnothing 52 .Thethoughthas 53 thatshes realykindandthathelpingothersissomethingshedoes 54 andsomethingshesusedto. Nowadays,witheveryone 55 theirowntasks,Evonisactiontostopandhelpstoodout. 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