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【考试时间：2020年1月31日15：00-17：00 文山州2025年秋季学期学业质量监测 高二英语 注意事项： 有、吉柱本老用色底特化将自己的学收，数、是么、青场子、度位子，准诗狂等在 答题卡上填写清是 之年小男建出客后，用B格老花器是卡上时尼限用的多全样号体汉。女成动，用牌发移料 净后，再选涂其他答案标号。在试题卷上作答无效。 第一部分听力（共两节，满分30分） 第一节（共5小题：每小题1.5分，满分75分） 所下面5段对话。每段对活后有一个小题。从题中所给的A,B。C三个法项中选出最佳选爽。 听完每段对话后，你都有0珍时的时同来可答有关小和阅度下一小题。每段对活读两道。 1.What does the man want to buy for his daughter? A.A schoolbag. 2.What is the topic of the conversation? B.A notebook C.A pencil box A.Buying medicine. 3.When did The Lion King star? B.Packing for a trip C.Checking the weather A.A1:50p.m. B.At 2:00 p.m. 4.What is the man currently occupied with? C.At 2:10 p.m. A.Making a proper diet plan. B.Recovering from an illness. C.Preparing for a competition. 5.How does Warren feel about the news program? A.It's boring. B.It's interesting 第二节（共15小题：每小题1.5分，满分22.5分） C.It's educational 听下面5段对话或独白。每段对话或独白后有几个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选 出最佳透项。听每段对话或独白前，你将有时间阅读各个小题，每小题5秒钟；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 听第6段材料，回答第6、7题。 6.What are the speakers doing? A.Organizing a race. B.Recalling a match. 7.What did Emily do to help others? C.Cheering for a team. A.She volunteered in a hospital. B.She gave away her prize money. C.She joined in a elean-up project. 高三英语·第1页（共8到） 听第7段材料，同答第8至10题 8.What is the standand hipping for the package? A.$20 B.817 C.$14 9.Which shipping d the woman finally chooe? A.Express. C.Overnight. 10.What will the woman do nest? A.Fill in a form. B.Dial a number C.Make a payment 听第8段材料，回答第1至13题 11.What is Riley's main concemn? A.She hates performing in public B.She lacks time to prepare well. C.She may suffer from stage fright 12.What does Sam think of Riley? A.She's helpful. B.She's interesting C.She's creative 13.What does Sam encourage Riley to do? A.Join the robotics team. B.Help him build a robot C.Try out for the school play. 听第9段材料，回答第14至17题。 14.Who first introduced National Geographic to Nathan? A.His grandmother. B.A publie librarian. C.His school teacher. 15.Which aspect of National Geographic impresed Nathan most? A.The variety of the earth.B.The problems on earth. C.The beauty of the world. 16.What is Nathan's opinion on protecting the earth through his exploration? A.It takes great effort. B.It needs urgent action. C.It requires more research 17.What does Nathan mention in the end? A.Plans for future issues.B.Amazing photographs. C.The content of the issue. 听第10段材料，回答第18至20题。 18.How do films offered by Guangming Cinema differ from regular ones? A.They don't have dialogues. B.They add audio descriptions. C.They are operated by the actors. 19.What is the first step in adapting a film at Guangming Cinema? A.Drafting the long narration text. B.Getting some student volunteers. C.Watching the whole film carefully. 20.What does the speaker stress at last? A.The wide range of films. B.The growing social need. C.The advanced technology 高二英语·第2页（共8页） 第二部分阅读（其两节，满分50分） 第一节（共15小题：每小题2.5分，满分37.5分】 阅读下列短文，从每题所给的人B、D四个选项中选出最佳选项 A Walk Like a New Yorker:Top Walking Tours Beingt sth be New Y City T ther the fun of exploring a new neighborhood,you can join a walking tour with the help of a New Yorker.Here are some of our favorite walking tours. Brooklyn:Brooklyn Food Fashion Tour Good for:c-freny shoppers goupof tree o more Price550mnpeople for eacrn Length:3 hours Thispiorkythe be fWmodand ion. Yleam yourrimcthn for vinage indsnd gbal bad Stop include famous markets to enjoy vegan treats. Staten Island:Historic Richmond Town Good for:amateur historians Price:$10,free for children 5 and under Length:75 minutes Histore Richnd Tnere the iveof dy people fom the 7 the180s.Aeross the vilage they demontrae trades nd ect theils of domestic life.Ceneral admission gets you access to the historical museum and guided walking ours Manhattan:NYC Bagel Tour Good for:carb-loaders,food historians Price:$69 Length:2 hours Dive into the City's bagel seene with NYC Bagel Tours.You'll visit three top shops to get the whole picture on how bagels are made and leam about their rich cultural history.Of course,you will also get to sample a variety of bagels,bagel sandwiches,and cream cheeses. The Bronx:SusanSez NYC Walkabouts Good for:architecture fans,baseball lovers Price:starting at $49.87 Length:around 3 hours Experience an authentie slice of the city with guide Susan.Her custom tours can focus on art deco architecture,showeasing historic buildings with their 1920s and 1930s architectural fronts and richly decorated lobbies.You'll also learn stories about the famous people. 21.What's the minimum fee for a group of six on the 3-hour eco-tour? A.$820 B.$85 C.$650 D.$69 22.Which tour would be the best choice for a history enthusiast on a tight budget? A.NYC Bagel Tour. B.Historie Richmond Town. C.SusanSez NYC Walkabouts. D.Brooklyn Food Fashion Tour 23.What is a special feature of the SusanSez NYC Walkabouts tour? A.It provides custom tour options. B.It lasts for the shortest time C.It focuses on modern art styles D.It includes tasting local foods 高二英语·第3页（共8页） B Kemdyg.liv eymtn elephant tuk He live not inacitmebut namall ut ionllawith no elecricity. Hishutangealproblemnmrme heal.The d leadingto his illage re arge poholes(dthe dirt pats u to thickd when it rains.For Kennedy,who uses a wheelchair,these present daily obstacles. HetAround 1kemedychampionmr nicknamed he Shak hisyhevenghein the hallen ofthe po.His nek ke when he hit the btom changing hisli orever.Yet,Kennedy isn angry.He knows he is lucky to be alive and appreciates every moment. Shorly aer the accident,inpiration suck he heTh abou an American painter from Califhwheelchair.Watching her helped Kemnedy realie he coudl do something creative and meaningfal.With a painting kit his mother bought him he discovered a new passion,which heped him heal and intosonand creativ perso.He now spends his days uned by cnvase painting everything from faces and animals to beautiful sunsets. Kemnedy'sart does more than bring him joyas it also helps others.Whenever he sells a painting,he usa prtionof the money to fund his charity,the Momma Kennedy Fund which helps children with disabilities Mombasa by providing their familih emale goat for milk and a chicken for e This one gift can feed a family for a long time. From his tiny hut on a high mountain,Kennedy is making the world a better place 24.Why is movement in his village a major challenge for Kennedy? A.The extreme heat makes him feel tired. B.The roads are uneven and often muddy. C.He does not have a suitable wheelchair. D.He is afraid of getting lost on the paths. 25.What does the underlined word "heal"in paragraph 4 mean? A.Become well-known. B.Make a fortune. C.Recover from pain. D.Forget the past. 26.Which of the following best describes Kennedy? A.Big-hearted B.Self-centered. C.Business-minded. D.Weak-willed. 27.What can we learn form Kennedy? A.Good deed is done for a reward. B.Actions speak louder than words. C.Good things come to those who wait. D.Nothing is impossible to a willing heart. At a noisy airport,I saw two young kids completely absorbed in physical books,undistracted by the buzz of announcements or surrounding digital sereens.In a world seemingly built to limit our attention,their quiet stillness stood out,not just as rare,but as hopeful.I praised their mother,who explained her simple method,"I just made books a normal part of their lives." Her words served as a powerful reminder.Children don't form habits in a vacuum.Their love for reading is often built long before reading ability is measured.It is made possible by an adult who fills the shelves and always chooses stories over screens. This act is critical because reading is more than just an academic skill.In a culture that rewards rapid response and multitasking,reading cultivates depth,patience,and reflection-qualities that are becoming increasingly rare.Experts in reading warn that the digital age is changing our brains for "superficial scanning",a mode of reading that is fast but shallow.This agrees with the view of psychologists who argue that we are not only what we read,but how we read.When a society loses the habit of deep reading,it 高二英语·第4页（共8页） doesn't just lose knowledge.but also riskslin the udmn and empathy needed to hold complex thoughts nna“l ee产eahe好mhe imietoahhanndthemnenieihncnendthnhnmopetreheateohe he wrote,"Children have never been very good at listening to their elders.but they have never failed to mirror them."The solution,therefore,is not to romanticize the past.Rather,we must build better habits in theingeeeue paticeht i a culture,one page at a time. 28.Why were the children ableo focus on their books at the airpor? A.They were bom with a talent for reading. B.Their mom strictly banned digital devices C.Reading had been a regular habit for them. D.The airport lacked distracting digital noise. 29.What worries experts most about reading in the digital age? A.It stops rapid response to tasks. B.It trains brains for shallow ideas. C.It causes loss of academic skills D.It prefers stories over short news 30.Why does the author quote James Baldwin in the last paragraph? A.To stress that children copy adults. B.To suggest parents leeture more. C.To show children dislike listening D.To support past parenting styles. 31.What is the text mainly about? A.Children prefer physical books to digital sereens. B.Reading habits grow from guidance and practice. C.Sereens are destroying the moder reading culture. D.Reading is essentially a skill for academic success D Todaysmedicine hascm long way inreaing medical conditions like iabetes heart discase evecancer Many people living longer and enjoying better quality of life.But this is not the case for some diseases,at least not yet.While more effective treatments for brain disorders like Alzheimer's are being researched around the world,these conditions conine to affect one-in-three people according to the World ealthrganization..ow help could be coming from very unlikely places;nanobodies(纳米抗体)fom camels and llamas. Nanobodies are tiny immune proteins capable of crossing the blood-brain barrier,a protective wall that stops most drugs from reaching the brain.They were first discovered in the 1990s in camels and llamas. Philippe Rondard,a researcher from France,believes these nanobodies open a new era of biological therapies.He suggests that they can form a new elass of drugs,bridging the gap between conventional antibodies and small molecules ()Additionally,compared to traditional options,nanobodies are easier to produce and engineer. Previously,scientists were uncertain if nanobodies could be used effectively,fearing they would be quickly removed by the human body's kidneys.However,recent studies have provided growing evidence to the contrary.Specially engineered nanobodies have been shown to successfully cross the brain barrier.This breakthrough suggests they could be used to target and remove harmful substances in the brain,such as the proteins linked to Alzheimer's disease,offering a potential new way to fight the condition. Despite this progress,much more research is required before these drugs are available for patients. Scientists need to evaluate their stability and determine the correet dosage (to ensure they are safe for long-term use.Still,the prospeet of treating chronic brain disorders looks very promising.This scientific journey also highlights just how intereonnected humankind and the animal world are,reinforcing why conserving species is so important for our own future. 高二英语·第5页（共8页） 32.WhydoesRondhndconsidhtnanadhnudiesiniemidrwcdhesftap网 A.They have the capability to cur all fatal diseases B.They are compicated to produce in the aboratry C.They fit the gap between antibodies and moeeule D.They function exactly like convento abod 33.What the nnor A.They might be removed by the human brain. B.They would remain in the body for too long. C.They might cause harm to the patientskidneys D.They could be cleared from the body too rapidly 34.What is required before nanobodiesre used on human patients? A.Finding them in other mammal species. C.Confirming their stability and proper dosage B.Preventing them from entering the brain. 35.What is the best title for the text? D.Changing their o match traditional drugs A.A History of Medical Breakthroughs B.The Importance of Animal Conservation C.Alzheimer's:The Challenge of Human beings 第二节（共5小题：每小题2,5分，满分12.5分） D.Nanobodies:A New Hope for Brain Disorders 阅波下面短文，从短文后的选项中选出能填人空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。 Vornsgivehack yr comtysan activiy that you cn do by yoror familyredAccondingepertsding good deedsives young pplean pprtyeagow3No matter ha your sheressomething vabable you can conribute.Here are four creative ways to get started on your volunteering joumey. Read tsher pels.One activy that ykids cead heter pets.Many animal he elm yon u Reading t the ml for youopractice your reading l while interacting with pets waiting to be adopted.37 Clean up publie spaces.You can plan a park,playground,or beach cleanup with your friends.This is an easy way to pick up trash and make these public places beautiful again.38 By doing this,you will be helping your community and the planet at the same time.Moreover,it is a great way to spend time outdoors while making a visible difference. 39 Teens can help older or disabled neighbors by doing yard work.For example,you ean mow the grass in summer or shovel snow in winter.These tasks might be difficult for seniors but are good exercise for teenagers.You can visit them,bring homemade cards,or play music for them.This simple act of kindness shows them that they are not alone and brings them great joy. Share your old books.Kids can go through their bookshelves and pick out books they have outgrown. 40 If you do not have one nearby,organizing your own book collection drive is a great projeet.You will need a box to collect them and some publicity to get started.These donated books can bring knowledge and joy to other children in need. A.Assist your senior neighbors. B.Support the disabled in nursing homes. C.Helping others encourages you to learn kindness as well D.This helps dogs or eats feel calm and get used to human voices. E.Give them to a neighborhood library or a local community center F.However,some pets may be too fieree for children to handle safely. C.Volunteer activities also include painting community walls and planting trees. 高二英语·第6页（共8页） 第三部分语言运用（共两节，满分30分） 第一节（共15小题：每小题1分，满分15分） 阅读下面短文，从每题所给的A、B,C、D四个选项中选出可以填人空白处的最佳选项。】 and when we Aparnt'mevv time.Wp ourcrehe theyre young My name is Joe,82 years old.living alone in a quiet suburb.The day before Thanksgiving Day,my son e、our mole i8o41 ur strggles thatarenburden(负tH. ong ifoMyr EmilyhongDavid. was 42 but necessary. I understood the 43 enoneh.rdalnd,unidingtrnmlmlanirausathounoekandkih. 鱼Elycl,er to visit David. 一md5,1hhe冰 ery room with warmth.But now,without her,the house was just full of 47 I tried to make a 48 but wanted dignity ()Therefore.I 49 for my wife's favorite plate on the top shelf.Suddenly,I slipped and 50.Though shaken,I managed to get up and sat in a chair. Moments later,I was eating the simple sandwich when David made a video call.I forced a smile and answered.However,I held my phone unsteadily, 51 my empty kitchen and the lonely chair.David's voice softened with 52.I lied briefly,but he 53 it.Several hours later,David and Emily arrived, rushing through the cold. We shared a 54 meal of cold pizza and snacks,talking openly about our fears and worries.There was no perfect Thanksgiving feast,just us.A simple meal,a shared laugh,and a warm hug are 55 41.A.provide B.hide C.reduce D.tell 42.A.well-intentioned C.ill-advised D.simple-minded B.half-hearted 43.A.pressure D.mission B.challenge C.upset 44.A.blamed D.comforted C.amused 45.A.suddenly B.ignored C.finally D.splendidly B.merrily 46.A.bought D.put B.cleaned C.set 47.A.equipment D.treasures B.memories C.furniture 48.A.turkey D.feast B.sandwich C.pizza 49.A.applied B.cared C.prepared D.reached 50.A.collapsed B.dropped C.fell D.broke 51.A.revealing D.checking B.blocking C.observing 52.A.sorrow D.concern B.relief C.fear 53.A.subscribed to C.saw through D.insisted on B.sided with 54.A.plain B.rich C.formal D.delicious 55.A.timeless B.useless C.endless D.priceless 第二节（共10小题：每小题1.5分，满分15分） 阅读下面短文，在空白处填入】个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。 We've just come back from a few days Tibet and I can't help56 suggest all expats(旅居外国人)to visit Tibet before they leave China Tibet is such 57 unique place with peaceful people and spectacular nature.The best way 58 (go)is to take the train from Xining.59 is about 20 hours but you gradually get used to the altitude and the views on the way are 60 (impress).It's the highest railroad in the world.You could take this same train from Shanghai but it will take 40 hours.There 61 (be)no Wi-Fi on the train and 5G reception is unstable,but you'll want to focus more 62 the ever-changing views outside the window,such as snow- capped mountains,plateaus,grasslands,and river valleys 63 (unfold)like a moving painting.The experience is so unique that it feels 64(complete)different from any other part of China we've visited. 高二英语·第7页（共8页） Some 5 (phol)here to helpyou ersnd whyeereimpd Ibelieve theyl inspire wns制Ttoortmadlialon. 第四部分写作（共两片，清分0分】 前一节（满分15分） 定你处李华，你的外款、在口清课上鼓励学生大加表达，对语法错误不子当场纠正。请你 分外教写一封邮件，内容包括， (1)你的看法： (2)提出建议 注意： （)写作词数应为80左右： 2)可以适当增加细节，以使行文连贯。 pear Sophie, Yours Sincerely, 第二节（满分25分） Li Hua 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。 ForyIkepta quiet list of reasons I cousand my neighbor:his noisy truck,his barking dog. inin chimes().We lived side by side,but the ony thing Inted between lfence to block him out. Myame isAr.Iam seventy-four.I served my coury and raised aoh worried about me living eye died.My home s my orld.Itook pride in sef-reliance.My garage as lined wthl iincuding a heavy steel toolbox my father gave me decades ago.To me,if something was broken I fixed it myself. My neighbor,Liam,was different.He worked from home and filled his yard with signs about love and sience.Yet,he seemed to know nothing about hands-on work.We were neighbors,but not a community. We were divided by a few yards of grass. Our battle was silent..His“native flowers”crept toward my manicured lawn(修剪整齐的草坪).I fired pmy loud leaf blower early on Saturdays.We didn't hate each other out loud,but our silence said everything. Then came the snowstorm.The snow arrived like a white wall.By nightfall,the street was buried.I sat by my fire,proud of how prepared I was.That was when I saw him outside. It was Liam.His outdoor heater wasn't working.I watched him for ten minutes,his flashlight flickering in the storm.When he gave up and went inside,I told myself he deserved it.But then,I saw movement in the window.Liam's little girl pressed her face to the glass.Her small breath fogged it up.Something inside me shifted.I remembered my father's voice,"You don't let a neighbor's kid go cold.Ever." 注意：1.续写词数应为150左右： 2.请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。 Igrabbed my heavy boots and that steel toolbox,ignoring the cold wind. The net morning,the storm stopped and Iread a post from Liam's family. 高二英语·第8页（共8页）