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2024-2025学年陕西省汉中市多校联考高二下学期4月期中考试英语试题(含听力)一、听力选择题(★★)1.Whatdoesthewomanwanttodo?

A.Haveherhaircut.B.Buyanewdress.C.Attendafashionshow.(★★)2.Whydoesthemanfeelsorry?

A.Hefailedanexam.B.Hemadeamistakeatwork.C.Hewasn’tabletohelpJane.(★★)3.Howdoesthemanloseweight?

A.Byhavingacrazydiet.B.Byhavingabalanceddiet.C.Bydoingexercise.(★★)4.What’stheprobablerelationshipbetweenthespeakers?

A.Customerandsalesman.B.Studentandlibrarian.C.Teacherandstudent.(★★)5.Howmuchchangedoesthewomanget?

A.$24.B.$12.C.$6.(★★)听下面一段较长对话,回答以下小题。6.Whatdoesthewomanthinkofextremesports?

A.Exciting.B.Frightening.C.Dangerous.7.Whatdidthemandoyesterday?

A.Hewentwhite-waterrafting.B.Hetriedbungeejumping.C.Hewentmountain-climbing.(★★★)听下面一段较长对话,回答以下小题。8.Whatkindofmoviesdothespeakersusuallysee?

A.Comedies.B.Actionmovies.C.Documentaries.9.Whatdoesthewomansayaboutcartoons?

A.Sheisn’tinterestedinthem.B.ShelovestoseethemonTV.C.Shedoesn’tthinkthemanlikesthem.10.Whichfilmwillthespeakersseetonight?

A.Planes.B.Cars.C.Guns2.(★★★)听下面一段较长对话,回答以下小题。11.What’sthefunctionofGita?

A.Tobeusedasacellphone.B.Tohelpcarrysomegroceries.C.TodirectpeopleusingtheGPS.12.WhatdoesthemanthinkofthepriceofGita?

A.Acceptable.B.Toohigh.C.Toolow.13.WhatmakessomeexpertsholdanegativeattitudetoGita?

A.Itsgreatweight.B.Itscomplexlock.C.Itssimplepurpose.(★★★)听下面一段较长对话,回答以下小题。14.Wheredoestheconversationprobablytakeplace?

A.Inabeachhotel.B.Onthestreet.C.Inasportscomplex.15.Whatdoesoneneedtoshowtoparkinthehotel?

A.Anemployee’scard.B.Adriver’slicense.C.Anaccommodationorder.16.Whereisthereception?

A.Behindthecafeteria.B.Infrontofapetstore.C.Oppositetheadultswimmingpool.17.Whatisthemangoingtodonext?

A.Drivethecarintothehotel.B.Gotothecafeteria.C.Getapermitfromreception.(★★★)听下面一段独白,回答以下小题。18.WhatcanthelistenersreadintheNo.2ReadingRoom?

A.BooksinChinese.B.Booksinforeignlanguages.C.Newspapersandmagazines.19.WhereistheNo.4ReadingRoom?

A.Onthefirstfloor.B.Onthesecondfloor.C.Onthethirdfloor.20.Whichisforteachersonly?

A.TheReferenceMaterialsCenter.B.TheNo.3ReadingRoom.C.TheNo.1ReadingRoom.二、阅读理解(★★★)Haveyoualwaysbeeninterestedindoingstand-upcomedy(单口喜剧)?Doyouknowwhatittakestobeacomedyactor?Herearesomesuitablecoursesthatmayhelpyou.Stand-UpComedyBeginnerWorkshopThecourseisdesignedtoworkwitheachstudentattheentrylevel.Itrunseverymonthfromthe3rdtothe15thandcoversallaspectsofstand-up.Studentsperformeveryweekinaworkshopenvironment,developingmaterialandstagepresence,allunderthewatchfuleyeoftheinstructor.Attheendoftheworkshop,thestudentswillperforminfrontofaliveaudienceandwillreceivearecordingoftheirperformance.ComedyWritingCampEverycomedyactorneedsstrongmaterial;it’sthecornerstoneoftheiract.Thecourseisa2-daytrainingcourseonwritingcomedy.Thecoursewillcoverstructure,useoflanguageandrhythms,identifyingyourpersonalsenseofhumor,andgestures.Eachoftheparticipantswillbringinarecent5-minuteDVDclipsothattheirindividualwritingstylecanbedeconstructed.ComedyCareerIntensiveThiscourseisforthosewhoareseriousaboutbecomingapro.Thecourselastsaweekandcoverswritingdrillsandexercises,in-classperformance,andin-depthlecturesaboutbusinesstools.Inadditiontoin-classsets,studentswillpresentlongersetvideos(10to30minutes)3timesduringthetermviathewebfortheteacherandtheclasstoanalyze.21.Howlongdoesthebeginners’courselast?

A.3days.B.6days.C.13days.D.18days.22.WhichofthefollowingisincludedinComedyWritingCamp?

A.Writinganovel.B.Talkingwithfamouscomedians.C.Businesstools.D.Bodylanguage.23.Howwillstudentsshowcasea25-minutevideoinComedyCareerIntensive?

A.ByplayingitontheInternet.B.ByputtingitonDVD.C.Byperformingitinclass.D.Byprovidingitsdraft.(★★★)Forthecreativelyminded,snowrepresentsalargeblankcanvas(空白画布)forart.Butoften,it’slimitedtosnowmenorothersnowstatues.SimonBeckhadadifferentidea,andoverthecourseofadecadehehascarvedapathforhimselfinthesnowartworld.Hecreateslargelandartbywalkingacrosssoccer-field-sizedareascoveredinuntouchedsnow.Combinedwithlightandshadow,hisartisticdesignscanonlybefullyappreciatedwhenviewedfromabove.Beck,59,aformermapmakerturnedintoasnowartist,thankstohisdecisionlateinlifetopursuehishobby.“Itstartedjustasajokeonedayreally,”Beckexplained.“Afterskiingoneday,Idecidedtomakeadrawingonsnowtoseekpleasure…”“IreallyhadnoideahowgooditwouldlookwhenImadethatfirstdrawing,butitreallywentbeyondmyexpectation,”hesaidofhisfirstevercreationthathelookeddownonfromaskilift.Tocreatethiswork,Becksteppedhiswaythroughthesnowusingonlysnowshoesandaskipoleformeasurementwithnothingelsebuttheimageofadesignideainhishead.Itwasnotchallengingatallduetohispreviousworkexperience.Butashisdesignsdevelopedandbecamemorecomplex,Becksaidhebegantostartdrawingthemonpaperfirst.Beck’spaintingshavebecomeahugehitsincehisworkwasfirstshared.“MostofthetimeIhadbeendoingfailedcareers,andpeoplearoundmeareaskingwhat’sthequickestwayofgettingridofthisperson,”Becksaid.“Andforthefirsttime,Ifeltpeopleactuallywantedme.Ifeltlikeamorevaluedmemberofsociety”24.WheredoesSimonBeckcreateart?

A.Onmaps.B.Onsnowfields.C.Oncanvas.D.Onsoccerfields.25.WhydidBeckcreatehisfirstdrawing?

A.Tohavefun.B.Toprovehistalent.C.Toentertaintheskiers.D.Todevelopanewhobby.26.WhatcontributedtoBeck’sartcreation?

A.Hispassionforskiing.B.Hiscompetitivenature.C.Hisdreamtobeanartist.D.Hisexperienceofmakingmaps.27.Inwhichcolumnofthenewspapercanweprobablyreadthearticle?

A.Literature.B.Health.C.Art.D.Geography.(★★★)Itlookslikeapileofstonesatfirstsight.YetbeneathliestheKnoweofSwandro,anarchaeological(考古的)siteontheislandoffthenorthcoastofScotland,containingtheremainsfromtheIronAge.Everysummerarchaeologistsheadtoinvestigate,buttimeisagainstthem.Coastalerosion(侵蚀)fromrisingsealevelsandfrequentstormshasdestroyedmostoftheKnowe’smostvaluablepart,withitsfinalthirdlikelytodisappearwithinthenextfewyears.UNESCO,theculturalarmoftheUnitedNations,estimatesthatoneinsixculturalheritage(遗产)sitesfacessimilarthreatsfromclimatechange.However,preservingarchaeologicalsitesisunderstandablylowonclimatepolicymakers’agendas.Onlyin2020didtheInternationalCouncilonMonumentsandSitesdeclareaclimateemergency.Fundingremainsamajorbarrier,asarchaeologyistypicallyfinancedbylanddevelopers,yetnocomparablefundingstreamexistsforthreatsdrivenbyclimatechange.Still,it’snotalldoomandgloom.Changingclimatesandrisingtemperatureshaveunexpectedlyledtonewdiscoveries.SeveredroughtshaveexposedancientrockcarvingsintheAmazon,andastormin1850uncoveredSkaraBrae,aNeolithicsiteinScotland,whichhadlongbeenburiedbeneathsandbanks.Archaeologistsandheritageinstitutionsmustanswertwopressingquestions:“Whichsitesshouldbesaved,andwhichcouldbeabandoned?”Inpoorcountries,payingforpreservationcanbehardtojustify.Withlimitedresourcesandsomanysitesatrisk,manywillunavoidablybelost,alongwiththeirhistoricalsignificanceandtourismpotential.“Communitiesmustcometotermswithchanginglandscapesandadaptaccordingly,”saysMairiDaviesofHistoricEnvironmentScotland,anorganizationfocusedonpreservation.SiteslikeSwandroareturningtotechnologiestocreateadigitalrecordforfuturegenerations.“It’stimetodiscusswhatwevalueandprepareforunavoidablelosses.”Daviesadds.28.What’sthefunctionofParagraph1?

A.Toexplainaconcept.B.Toinformthelatestdisaster.C.Toleadintothetopic.D.Tointroduceafamousarchaeologist.29.WhatisthemajorproblemfacingtheKnoweofSwandro?

A.Inaccessiblelocationforoutsiders.B.Environmentaldamagethreateningthesite.C.Shortageofqualifiedarchaeologists.D.Insufficientarchaeologicaldiscoveriesatthesite.30.WhatmakesitdifficulttoprotectculturalsiteslikeSwandro?

A.Lackofsupportfromlocalgovernment.B.Strongcompetitionamonglanddevelopers.C.Lowpublicawarenessoftheirhistoricalsignificance.D.Limitedfinancialresourcesforclimate-relatedthreats.31.WhatisMairiDavies’suggestionforfacingheritageloss?

A.Digitallydocumentingsitesatrisk.B.Establishinglawsforculturalrelics.C.Continuouslyseekinginstitutionsupport.D.Preservingallsitesatanycost.(★★★)Togettreats,apes(猿)eagerlypointedthemouttohumanswhodidn’tknowwheretheywere,aseeminglysimpleexperimentthatdemonstratedforthefirsttimethatapeswillcommunicateunknowninformationinthenameofteamwork.Thestudyalsoprovidestheclearestevidencetodatethatapeshavenaturalabilitytodetectanother’signorance,anabilitythoughttobeuniquelyhuman.“Theabilitytointuitgapsinoneanother’sknowledgeisattheheartofourmostcomplexsocialbehaviors,”saidco-authorChrisKrupenye.“Becausethisso-calledtheoryofmindsupportsmanyofthecapacitiesthatmakehumansunique,liketeachingandlanguage,manybelieveitisabsentfromanimals.Butthisworkdemonstratestherichmentalfoundationsthathumansandotherapesshare.”Krupenyeandco-authorLukeTownrowworkedwiththreemalebonobos(倭黑猩猩).Duringtheexperiment,oneofthebonoboswouldsitwithTownrow,facingeachotheracrossatable.Thebonobowouldwatchasasecondpersonplacedatreat,agrapeoracake,underoneofthreecups.SometimesTownrowcouldseewherethetreatwasgoing,sometimeshecouldn’t.ThebonobocouldhavethetreatifTownrowcouldfindit.WhetherornotTownrowsawwherethetreatwashidden,he’dsay,“Where’sthegrape?”andthenwait10seconds.Ifhe’dseenthetreatbeinghidden,duringthe10secondstheapewouldusuallysitstillandwaitforthetreat.Otherwise,theapewouldquicklypointtotherightcup.“Wepredictedthatifapesarereallytrackingignorance,whentheirpartnerslackedknowledgetheywouldbepointingmoreoftenandmorequicklyandthat'sexactlywhattheydid,”Krupenyesaid.Theteamwasexcitedtofurtherconfirmapes’mentalcomplexity.“Therearedebatesinthefieldaboutthecapabilitiesofprimatesandforusitwasexcitingtoconfirmthattheyreallydohavetheserichcapacitiesthatsomepeoplehavedeniedthem,”Krupenyesaid.Nexttheteamwillworktomoredeeplyexploretheapes’motivationsandhowtheythinkaboutotherindividuals’minds.32.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“intuit”inparagraph2probablymean?

A.Narrow.B.Sense.C.Employ.D.Leave.33.Whendidtheapepointtothecupintheexperiment?

A.Whentheapesawthecup.B.Whentheapewasthirsty.C.Whentheapewantedtoeat.D.WhenTownrowdidn’tseethetreat.34.Whatwilltheresearchersdonext?

A.Furtherconfirmapes’complexmind.B.Goonexploringapes’learningability.C.Carryoutdebatesaboutapes’capabilities.D.Domoreexperimentstoprovethefinding.35.Whatcanbeasuitabletitleforthepassage?

A.Can’tSeeClearly?—ApesCanB.Don’tCooperate?—TreatWorksC.Don’tKnowSomething?—ApesCanTellD.Can’tSpeak?—ApesCanMakeaGesture(★★★)FiveSignsofaGoodCollegeStudyGroupUnlikegroupwork,wherestudentsarerandomlyassignedandusuallytheresultsarefarfromsatisfactory,acollegestudygroupcanofferapositiveexperience.Althoughitrequiressomeefforttostartandmaintain,agoodstudygroupisworththetimeinvestment.36PleasantMembersHavingkindandrespectfulpeopleinastudygroupisessentialtohavingthegroupprovideapositiveexperienceforeveryone.37Afriendlyenvironmentcanmakethelearningprocessmoreenjoyableandefficient.Arespectfulandkindatmosphereisfundamentalforapositivegroupexperience.EqualContributionandCooperationInthelongrun,everymembershouldplaytheirroleandbeeagertoworktogether.Whileinasinglesession,peoplemayhavedifferentstrengths,overtime,everyoneisexpectedtodotheirpart,assistothers,andusetheirskillswheneverpossible.RegularandPunctual(准时的)AttendancePeoplewillunavoidablymisshereandthere,ofcourse.38Thisensuresthatthegroupcanfunctionsmoothlyandachieveitsgoals.It’shardtoachievethiswhenmembersarefrequentlyabsent.PositivePost-meetingFeelingsIfyouhaveaneffectiveandpositivestudygroup,you’llknowitafteryourmeetings.39Ifyouleavefeelingfrustratedorthatyou’vewastedtime,itmaybetimetofindanewgroup.Time-saving40Agoodstudygroupshouldsaveyoutimeinthelongrun.Ifthepreparation,themeeting,andthefollow-upallleadtotimesavings,you’vefoundagreatoneandshouldstaywithit.Astudygroupboostingefficiencyateverystageissogreatthatyoumustkeepit.

A.Butoverall,allgroupmembersneedtoshowupontimeandcontinuouslyifthegroupisgoingtowork.B.Timemanagementcanbeoneofthebiggestchallengescollegestudentsface.C.Sometimes,it’sokayformemberstobealittlelateaslongastheyaredevotedtoit.D.Noonewantstostudywithrudeindividuals,nomatterhowintelligenttheyare.E.Herearefivesignsofaneffectiveone.F.Inagoodstudygroup,everyoneshouldhaveasenseofcompetitiontopushthemselves.G.You’llhaveabettergraspofthecontent,savetimethroughcooperation,andmightevenenjoytheprocess.三、完形填空(★★★)GrowingupontheTonganislandofVava’u,SilvaMcLeoddidn’tknowbeingapilotwasapossiblecareer.Flyingwasa________forlittleSilva.Sheknewherfuturewasquite________—shewouldmarryandhavebabiesliketheotherwomenthere.Buteverytimeanaircraftflewover,she________racedoutsidetosee,fascinatedbythepeopleoperatingthesemachines.McLeod’sfirstflight________wasin1981whensheflewwithherhusbandKenfromVava’utohishometownMelbourne.Itwasdisastrous.Theywereflyinginterribleweatherandthepilotsmade________inEnglish,whichmostTonganpassengerscouldn’tunderstand.Afterthat,McLeod________herfantasyoflearningaboutaviation,andKenwassupportive.But________gotintheway.HermovetoAustralia________muchmorethanrelocating—shehadtolearnsomuchtoadjust.Soon,therewere________addedupthemix.Itwasnotuntilher32ndbirthdaywhenKen________herwithanintroductorytrainingflightacceptanceletterthatherlifetookaturn.Chippingawayyearbyyear,coursebycourse,McLeod________workedherwaytowardbecomingapilot.In1992,shefinally________hermissionandbecamethefirstTonganwomanpilot.In2023,hermemoirIslandGirltoAirlinePilotwaspublisheddetailingher________journey.“Neverjustlooktothetopofthe________,”shesaysbywayofadvice.“Becausethat’swhenyouquit.It’stoohigh,toohard.Butifyoujust________thatstepinfront,chipawaybitbybit,beforeyouknowit,youhaveadvancedrightuphalfwaytothemountain.41.A.jobB.fantasyC.concernD.request42.A.unchangeableB.promisingC.essentialD.interesting43.A.evenB.alwaysC.neverD.also44.A.trainingB.contestC.experienceD.performance45.A.amusementsB.commentsC.announcementsD.tournaments46.A.cheatedB.assignedC.guaranteedD.admitted47.A.trackB.lifeC.equipmentD.response48.A.requiredB.improvedC.reflectedD.weighed49.A.strangersB.friendsC.childrenD.students50.A.disturbedB.suspectedC.declinedD.presented51.A.slowlyB.secretlyC.literallyD.typically52.A.occurredB.accomplishedC.discoveredD.accepted53.A.heartbreakingB.gentleC.peacefulD.incredible54.A.plateauB.jungleC.buildingD.mountain55.A.pickoutB.focusonC.speedupD.skipaway四、语法填空(★★★)阅读下面短文,在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。TocelebratetheinclusionoftheBeijingCentralAxisontheWorldHeritageList,thelaunchceremonyforthe“CulturalCentralAxis,Children’sHeartWatch”themedactivityseries56(take)placeinBeijingonApril4th,2025.57event,co-hostedbytheChineseNationalCommitteefortheInternationalCouncilonMonumentsandSitesandtheChineseCharacterCulturePromotion&ProfessionalCommitteeoftheChinaPublicationPromotionAssociation,aimstopromotetherevitalizationandinnovativepreservationof58(culture)heritage.Theceremonystartedwithawonderfulshowwhich59(perform)byachildren’schoir(合唱团).TheirpurevoicespairedwithdynamicvisualsoftheCentralAxissymbolizedthemergingofhistoryandthefuture.SongXinchao,60isthechairmanoftheChineseNationalCommitteefortheInternationalCouncilonMonumentsandSites,emphasizedthatyoungpeoplearekeytoculturalinheritance,61(say)thattheirinvolvementbringsnewvitalitytoheritagepreservation.LiYongge,anexpertinancientarchitectureandheritageconservation,alsosharedinsightsintotheCentralAxispreservationeffortswhilepresentingappointmentletterstoacademiccommittee62(member)whowillprovideprofessionalguidancetoyoungcreators.SunYan,deputydirectorofthepreparationteamforthe"CulturalCentralAxis,Children’sHeartWatch“seriesofactivities,statedthatthisyear’seventencouragesusingartificialintelligencefordiverseartisticexpression.“Inadditiontopainting,wewillintegratemultipleartforms63(create)culturalcarnival,”added.Theexhibition,64(schedule)orJulyinBeijing,willfeatureanimmersivestage,wheretechnologywillprojecttheCentralAxis’architecturaloutlines.ARwillalsoofferavirtualtouroftheCentralAxis,combiningtradition65moderntechnology.五、书信写作(★★★)66.假定你是李华,下周你校组织“英语文化节”活动,需招募5名学生志愿者,请你用英语写一则招聘广告,内容包括:1.招聘岗位信息;2.应聘者能力要求;3.联系人及申请截止日期。注意:1.写作词数应为80个左右;2.请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。JobAdvertisement____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________六、书面表达(★★★)67.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。Inasmalltownlocatedinthemountains,therewasayoungboynamedOwen.Hewascrazyaboutbasketballmorethananythingelseintheworld.Hewouldspendhourseverydaypracticinghisdribbling(运球),shootingandpassing.Hedreamedofonedaywinninggamesonateam.Owen’stownhadasmallbaske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