周测评(二) 选择性必修二Unit 2 Bridging Cultures-【衡水真题密卷】2024-2025全学年高二英语学科素养周测评（人教版）

2024一2025学年度学科素养周测评（二）】 C.To emphssiae former coloniad countries have grown stronge 屏 D.Tu highlighs diverae artifarts are housed in the British Museum. 英语·选择性必修二Unit2 卡，What is the authoe's attitude toward the opinion in The Teleg四phg (考试时间4D分钟，感分100分) A.It's totally unacceptable. B.It's a little bit reasonable. 姓名 C.It lacks enough evidence. D.It shows the writer's ignorance. 第一帮分续（共两节，满分70分） 第一节（共8小则：每小题5分，满分0务） The specific cultunal values of a country may determine whether concern about 得分 阅读下列短文，从每题所给的A,B,C,D四个选项中，法出量佳选项 evironmental issues actually lends individusls to engige in eavironmentally friendly A hehaviors,according reearch published in Payckolagicf Srienrv. Released on Aug 30.a three-episode web series titled Escape from the Brirish Kimin Eom,paychological arientist of the University of California,Santa Barhara. Museum has gone viral online for its touching and innovative narrative().The series wax inspired tu inwestigate the links between culture.envircemental cecern.and follows the jourey home of Chinese jade teapot that has come to life as girt She runs environmental action after moticing that both public discuksion and academic research on away from the British Museum and coms across a Chinese journalist who helps the environmental behavior typically focus on.people from Western countries.It is worth artifact return to Chine.The series,ereated by two Chinese vloggers,aims to raise noticing because Western oountries tend to have cultural values thet prioritixe individuals' broader awnremesa of Chanese artifacts that were stolen ar looted()from Chins and own attitudes and beliefs and encourage expression of them. are displayed or stord in the British Meseum. "The theory seemed to be that onee individuals are led ta believe is the urgenty of The video series echoes the Chinese poople's eall for the Britiah Muxeum to return vironmental isxues and have1 concern%bout sustsinsbility(诗接性)，they will these (hinese artifart Howir,same UK media outlets said that the viden series change and act to address thu issuex,"explains Eom.But thia relationship might nnt hold promotes ntionaliam(民装主文，1 n fact,every c0 untry whose artifacts are displayed or for individus liing in mare cleivisi《集体土义的）soricties,which place more stored in the British Museum wants them bsck.These countries.such as Greece.Nigeris emphasis on social harmony and uniformity than on self-expression.Fom and his team and Sudan.have nlready issued their demands for the return nf artifacts.It's fair enough to say these demands are sbared.They can correct centuries-nld wrongs by having the UK To examine what drives environmeetal ction in individealistic and collectivistic return artifacts to their rightful homes. cultures.the researchers cooducted a study with porticipants from the United Sintes(an An opinion in the UK pewspaper The Telegrap said that if the British Museum ndividualistic culture)and Japan(a collectivistic culture )They found environmental gives bock its collection of artifacts.then nationalism will win over humanity's common coneern was closely comneeted with envirommentel behevior-in this esse,ehocsing beritage.It also sd that the artifaets were"lawfully aequired(合法取得)”by the UK. environmentally friendly produetx-but anly among Amencan participant.On the other "lawfully acquired",dnes the writer mean the artifeets were aquired with the "help"of hand,heliering that large percentage of people enge in environmentally friedly mtchine guns and warships?Or does he mean that the cultural arifaets of African,Asian and hehaviors was associated with making eco-iriendly cheices among Japsnese participsnts. American oountries should be kept in the band of loocerx,rather than in their land of argin? hut not American participants 1.What is the video series Earape from the British Maseum mainly about? The findings suggest that personal coecerns are more likely to motivate people to A.Cultural artifnets looted by the UK. take emvironmental action if they live in individualistic countries.while social norms( B.Hidden dangers in the British Museum. are more likely to drive people to engage in environmentally friendly behavior if tbey C.The arguments sbout the British Moseum. live in colleetivistie countries. D.The journey of s Chinese artifact coming hoene. "Getting eiticens actively engaged is critical to addressing urgent soeisl challenges, 2.What does the video series aim to highlight? such as cfimale change."says Eom."Char researeh suggests that xcientists,polieymakers. A.Protests against the UK's nationalism. and actirists nod tn understand how culture shapew the pycholngical fuclara af sction to dimdop B.The beauty of Chinese cultural artifacts. pois,campaigr,and innto干a)thtd✉imra” C.The desire of stolen artifacts to be returned. 5.What does Eom find about previous research on evironmental behsvior? D.Efforts made hy Chinese activists to get artifacts back. A.Its study participants are too limited. 3.What's the author's purpooe in mentioning countries like Greece.Nigeria and Sudan? B.Its results need a while to be achieved. A.To show the UK did something wrong in the past. C.It prioritizes individuals'attitudes and beliefs. B.To stress China's demands are shared by many countries. D.It draws much evidence from publie discussion. 高二学科素养周测评（二}燕语第1页（其4面） 衡水互要密卷 高二学利素养周劃评二)芮语第2夏[其4页】 6.Under which coedition willa Japnese man most likely take envircomental action? C.All they show is that somone is stressed A.If he sees many others do级 D.Research shows that most people find it wrong. B.If he is affeeted by colleetivistie values. E.Putting your hends behind your back shows power. C.If he mores to an individuslistic comntry. F.The question is whether it is passble to fake body langunge, D.If he worries about the environment personally. G.The following is a fist of popular myths and misconceptions. 7.What does Eom aay about their researeh in the last paragraph? 第二部分毒喜遥用（头15小是：每小理2分，溪分30分》 A.It lails to take participsnts'peychological factors into sccount. 图读下面短文，从每题所给的A,B,C,D四个选项中选出可以填入空白处的量桂 B.It encourages scientists and policymakers to make joint efforts. 进项 C.It has a further study directiom towards urgent sccial challenges. "You can handle it.Matt,"said Mr.Wolf.my fourth-grade bond teacher.as he put D.It prowides insights into promoting puhlic engagement in social issues. the heavy tuhe into my arms.I felt 14 because I had asked for other hand 8.What ean be a suitable litle for the text? instrumens,not the tuba,I knew what Mr.Wolf 15,In his mind.I was the only one A.Socinl Norms Play a Part in Addressing Pallution who could handle it.And he was 16 In fourtb grade.I was 17 a foot taller nnd B.Environmental Isses Originate from National Culturea 50 pounds beavier than any of my elassmates. C.Menivating EpoFriendly Hehaviors Dpends on Cultural Vslues Now I'm 6 feet 3 inches and weigh 240 pocnds.Sinee freshman year.my foothall D.More Environmental Concerns Usually Mean More Green Action och hae had only tme 18 place for me:the Fine.I was never nffered the outstanding 19 第二节（共5小期：每小题6分，满分30分） of running bock oe quarterbaek.I had to be where size 20. 阅度下直虹文，从虹文后的选项中盏出可以填人空白处的最佳选项，选项中有两项 Somrhow my aiee has 21 mo irum any solo perfarmaneex in music or aparts.As 为多余选项 is often the case.there is a(n)22 chance that a tuba player or a lineman will get 23. Many poople doubt abeat the effectiveness of hody Lngunge.The negasive vi But I seldom complain about this lack of 24 Instead,I worked bard to improve owards body language is often due to myths(谬论.p m【 M1凸1，Faking body Ianguage is not OK, In achool,my classmates formed a(n)25 impression af a big kid:either a Faking is part of human's way of life and people seem to he always fascinsted with dumsy fool or an annoying tough guy".To correet their expectations.I 24 to any method that allows them to fake wben they need it.Is that wrong?The truth is there hecome athletie and even graceful.I made aure that I played well in all the sports I 27 ia no harm in trying.The sim with body Ianguage is to improve the averall quslity ol the and I oven joined in a hallroom dance class. communication and allow you to get what you want.As selfish as this may sound.this is Looking forward.I know that my size will 28 me to accomplisb many positive what everybody is afver.10 If you find that a particular techmique works for you.go things,whether in eollege,in a exreer or in just helping others. shead and use it. 14.A,delighted B surprised C.antisfied D.determined Myth 2 You can spot a lie through hody langunge. 15.A.meant B.concloded C.admitted D.demanded Chrer the yeats there have been many claims that certnin mon verbal signals shene that 16.A.stubborn B.picky C.right D.cansoderate a person is lying.These gestures and pon-verbal signals are now well-known.such as 17.A,camally B gradually C.randlamly D.actully touching the nose and covering the mouth.However,some researchers heve found thet 18.A.vital B.flexible C.limitless D.changeless these signals don't directly show that someome is lying.11 Pressure docan' 19.A.commitments B.certificates C.prospects D.positions necessarily mean that tbe person is lying:it is only a signal among others. 20.A.depinded 队suffered C.matterod D.varind Myth 3,12 21.A.protected 思prevented C.reacued D.distinguished Forlong time.presentation coaches on body language sem to have been advising 22.A.slim B.golden C.suitable D.unexpected peuple that bolding their hands behind them is a sign of power.13 Thereiore.putting 23.A.injured B.notieed C.changed D.defeated hands behind you with an intention to show off your power is a myth.Generally,when 24.A.ambition p网juce C.recognition D.comment hands are hidden from view.people don't trust you because they eannot see what you are 25.A.rigid 队awesome C.obvious D.unique doing or holding. 26.A.reaolved B.hesitated C.failed D.ehanced A.There is no point in denying it. 27,A,amg4Cr阳 乱eferred to C.dropped out of D.participated in B.Body language is specifie to culture. 线.A.wn B.enable C.persuode D.force 高二学科素养周测评（二}燕语第3页（其4面） 衡水真要密荐 高二学和素养用到评二)芮语第4页[其4页】null