浙江省金兰教育合作组织2024-2025学年高二下学期4月期中英语试题（含答案）

绝密*考试结束前浙江省金兰教育合作组织2024学年第二学期期中考试高二年级英语学科试题1.WhenwillthenexttraintoLiverpoolleave?A.At12:00.B.At12:15.C.At12:45.2.Wheredoestheconversationprobablytakeplace?A.Atauniversity.B.Atacinema.C.Atabar.3.Whatwillthespeakersprobablydotoday?A.Buysomeclothes.B.Goonaboatride.C.Hangoutintown.4.Whatwillhappentotheman?A.Hisorderwillbecanceled.B.Hismoneywillberefundedinfull.C.Histelevisionwillbedeliveredtoday.5.Whatwillthewomanprobablydonext?A.Gotoarepairstore.B.Restarthercomputer.C.Sendthemanadocument.选出最佳选项,并标在试卷的相应位置。听每段对话6.Whereisthewoman?A.Onabridge.B.InsideaTVstudio.C.Offthesideofahighway.7.Whenwilltheroadsmostlikelybesafeagain?A.Thisevening.B.Laterthismorning.C.Tomorrowafternoon.8.WhereisGinaprobablyfrom?A.England.B.America.C.France.9.WhyisGinavisitingTokyo?A.Tohaveaholiday.B.Tobuyanapartment.C.Toworkinabranchoffice.10.WhatistherelationshipbetweenGinaandSteve?A.Clientandprojectmanager.B.Colleagues.C.Friends.11.Whatarethespeakersdoing?A.Runningonthebeach.B.Ridingacrossariver.C.Watchingahorserace.12.WhatisNed’sattitudetotheriver?A.Heissickofit.B.Heisscaredofit.C.Heisfinewithit.13.Wherewillthespeakersgonext?A.Tothecoast.B.Intothewoods.C.Overabridge.14.WhatdidJinenjoymostwhenshevisitedhergrandparents?A.Climbingthetrees.B.Playingintherivers.C.Lyinginthegrass.15.WheredidtheairballoonsJinsawinchildhoodtakeoff?A.FromGloucestershireB.FromSomerset.C.FromWorcestershire.16.HowdidJinfeelaboutherfirstairballoonride?A.Surprised.B.Hesitant.C.Scared.17.Whatistheconversationmainlyabout?A.HowJinbecameinterestedinairballooning.B.Howlovelythecountrysideis.C.Howairballoonsfly.18.Whendidthespeakerrealizehewantedtobeaprofessionalrunner?A.In9th-grade.B.In10th-grade.C.In11th-grade.19.Whatdoesthespeakerthinkmakeshimaleader?AFollowingrolemodels..B.Believinginhimself.C.Beingmoremotivatedthanothers.20.Whatdoesthespeakermainlysuggestthestudentsdo?A.Makethemselvesinspired.B.Keepanopenmind.C.Guideothers.AVirginiaWoolfdescribedstandingunderthe“vastdome”oftheReadingRoom,“asifonewereathoughtinthehugebaldforeheadwhichissosplendidlyencircledbyabandoffamousnames”(ARoomofOne’sOwn,1929).We’recelebratingtheReadingRoomreopeningwithaliterarytourthroughsomeofthefamousnameswhohaveusedthislibrary.Builtinthemid-19thcentury,theReadingRoompreviouslyhousedtheBritishMuseumLibraryandhasbeenusedbycountlessnovelists,poetsandplaywrightsthroughtime.HearfromnovelistTracyChevalier,writer,fashioncriticandcuratorCharliePorterandnovelistandstorytellerElifShafakonnotableauthorswhohaveusedtheReadingRoom,andhowthoseauthorsinspiredtheirownwriting.Theeventconcludeswithabook-signingsessionbythespeakers,from19:30-20:00,ofTheGlassmaker(2024),NovaScotiaHouse(2025)andThereAreRiversintheSky(2024).ThesebookswillbeavailabletopurchaseatthebookshopintheGreatCourt.Bookinginformation●Booknow(Openinnewwindow)tosecureyourplace.●Concessions(优惠)includeDisabledvisitors,job-seekers,seniors(60+)andstudents.TheeventisfreeforDisabledvisitors’assistants(bookingrequired).●DoorstotheReadingRoomwillopenatapproximately18:00fortheaudiencetotaketheirseats.●PleasenoteonlybottledwaterispermittedintheReadingRoom.Nofoodorotherdrinksareallowed.●EventticketholdersnolongerneedtojoinqueuesthatdevelopoutsidetheMuseumgates.Instead,youcangostraighttothefrontofthequeue,showyourconfirmationemailorpaperticket—andsecuritycolleagueswillguideyoutothefast-tracklane(leadingtothesecuritytent).●Pleaseallowtimetogothroughasecuritycheck,whichincludesabagcheckuponentrytotheMuseum.Scheduleddates●March2025●Friday14March●Times:18:30—19:301.Whatisthemainpurposeoftheeventdescribedinthetext?A.Topublicizeabook-signingevent.B.ToraisefundsfortheBritishMuseumLibrary.C.TocelebratethereopeningoftheReadingRoom.D.Tointroducehowauthorsdrewinspirationforwriting.2.Whatareattendeesallowedtodo?A.TakeseatsintheReadingRoomat17:30.B.Skipthelinewitheventtickets.C.Bringsoftdrinksandsnackswiththem.D.Enterthegatewithoutasecuritycheck.3.Wheredoesthetextprobablycomefrom?A.AnonlineannouncementB.AliterarymagazineC.AbookreviewD.AnoticeboardBForWilsonBentley,thelate-nineteenth-and-early-twentieth-centurymicrophotographicinnovatorandgenuinesnowflakeenthusiast,consideringthedazzlingarrayofkaleidoscopic(万花筒般的)snow-crystalformationswasarecreationthatneverlostitslustre.Bentleywasbornin1865andraisedonafarminJericho,Vermont.Hisfatherandbrotherspenttheirdaystendingtotheproperty.Bentleywasexpectedtopitchin,too,buthewasmoreinterestedinstudyingthelandthaninworkingit.Hefirsttriedhishandatdrawingthesnowflakes,butfoundthattheyweretooelaborateforhimtoreproducewithadequateprecision.Eventually,hegottheideatocapturethemphotographicallyinstead,butheranintoasignificanthurdle:thecamerathatheneededwouldcostaprincelysum.Aftertwoyearsofwaiting,hepersuadedhisparentstousepartofaninheritancethey’dreceivedafterthedeathofBentley’sgrandmothertogifthimaviewcameraforhisseventeenthbirthday.WhenthestandardcameralenscouldnotfocusascloselyasBentleyneeded,hedevisedaningenioussolution,jury-rigginghisbelovedmicroscopetothecamera’saccordion-likebellows.Hisothertools,helaternotedinapiecehewroteforthemagaz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urceadvocatessayingthattheUScouldadvancebyembracingthecheaper,moreaccessiblestrategy.ThecompanyhasdemonstratedthatAIbreakthroughscanbeachievedthroughinnovationratherthansheercomputingpower,challengingtheestablishedparadigmsofAIdevelopmentandsendingshockwavesthroughSiliconValley,WallStreetandWashington.DeepSeek,basedinHangzhou,Zhejiangprovince,hascapturedworldwideattentionoverthepasttwoweekswiththereleaseoftwolargelanguagemodelsthatrivaltheperformanceofthedominanttoolsdevelopedbyUStechgiants—butatafraction(微量)ofthecostandwithfarlesscomputingpower.Thecompanyachievedremarkableresultswithaninvestmentoflessthan$6millionandapproximately2,000lesssophisticatedchips.Forcomparison,Meta’slatestLlama3.1modelrequired16,000ofNvidia’sadvancedH100chipsfortraining—chipsthatarecurrentlyprohibitedforusebyChinesecompaniesunderUSexportcontrols.Facingtheconstraintofhigh-performingchips,DeepSeekdevelopedcreativemethodstotrainitsmodelsonlessadvancedchipsthroughoptimizationsinmodelarchitecture,trainingproceduresandhardwaremanagement.RatherthanviewingDeepSeekasanadversary,UScompaniesshouldseeitsbreakthroughasanopportunitytopursueinnovationinadifferentdirection,expertssay.KatDuffy,seniorfellowfordigitalandcyberspacepolicyattheCouncilonForeignRelations,saidthattheseinnovativemethodshighlightadownsidetotheUS’approachtoAI.“ThefocusintheAmericaninnovationenvironmentondevelopingartificialgeneralintelligenceandbuildinglargerandlargermodelsisnotconsistentwiththeneedsofmostcountriesaroundtheworld,”shesaidinanarticlepublishedbyherorganization.“ThemoretheUnitedStatespushesChinesedeveloperstobuildwithinahighlyconstrainedenvironment,themoreitriskspositioningChinaasthegloballeaderindevelopingcost-effective,energy-savingapproachestoAI,”Duffysaid.12.WhatismentionedasDeepSeek’skeyadvantageoverUSAIcompanies?A.Itsmodelsfeaturegreatercomputingpoweratalowcost.B.Itemploysaproprietarystrategytoensurehigherprofits.C.Itadoptsanopensourcestrategywithsignificantlylowercosts.D.Itaimstofostercollaborationandexperimentation.13.Theunderlinedword“constraint”inthepassageisclosestinmeaningto__________.A.availabilityB.restrictionCdemandD.emergence.14.WhatcanbeinferredfromKatDuffy’swordsabouttheUSapproachtoAIdevelopment?A.TheUSshouldprioritizebuildingevenlargerAImodelstomaintaindominance.BTheUSstrategymeetsthepracticaldemandsofmostnationseffectively..C.Mostcountriesurgentlyrequireadvancedartificialgeneralintelligence.D.USrestrictionsmayunintentionallystrengthenChina’sleadershipinpracticalAIsolutions.15.Whatisthemainideaofthetext?A.China’sAIinnovationchallengesUSdominance.B.Deepseek’sopen-sourcestrategyboostsglobalcooperation.C.ComputingpowerdeterminesAIdevelopment.D.USneedstochangethefocusofitsinnovationenvironment.JustGoforaUniversityForanystudent,goingtoauniversityisoneofthemostimportantstagesoftheirlives.Itisatimewhenayoungpersonwillmoveoutoftheirhometobeindependent.___16___Areyoureadyforsuchanexploration?Thefollowinginformationmaybehelpful•Whyshouldyougotouniversity?Learningisalife-longprocess.Universityistherightplacewhereyoucanlearnbothacademicallyandsocially.Atuniversity,youwillbetaughtbyleadinglecturersintheirfieldsofstudy.___17___Meanwhile,youwillmeetpeoplewithdifferentbackgroundsatuniversity.Thisoffersyouthechancetolearntolookafteryourself,todevelopyourownvaluesandtoacceptthosewhomaybedifferent.•___18___Onceyouhavedecidedthatyoudowanttogotouniversity,howcanyouchooseadreamone?___19___Yourinterest,themajorandthecoursetobetakenarealltheconcerns.Manyuniversitieshaveopendaysorsendtutorsouttotalktothestudentsonwhattheyoffer.Thisalsogivesyouachancetoaskquestions.Findingoutwhattheirpredictedexamgradeswillalsohelpstudentsdeterminewhichuniversitymaybethemostsuitable.•Whatcanyoulearnatuniversity?Inmanyuniversities,eachstudentbeginswithageneralknowledgebaseinthefirstyear.Studentscanhavemoretimetoexploretheirinterestsbeforecommittingtoaspecificsubject.Apartfromtheacademicachievements,varioussocieties,wherefreshmencanmeetlike-mindedfriends,offeryouchancestodeveloptheextra-curricularinterestsinmanyfields.___20___A.Howcanyouchooseauniversity?B.Youhavetofirstthinkofvariousaspects.C.Whatshouldyoupreparebeforegoingtouniversity?D.Youcanthusequipyourselfwithenoughacademicknowledge.E.Besides,itisagreathonortobeadmittedintosuchauniversity.F.Inonesense,theuniversitycanbeacompletelynewworldtoexplore.G.Universityprovidestheall-importantstepping-stoneforyourfuturelife.ItwasdawnofMarch21,2018.GaryMessinawasonhismorningrunalongNewYorkCity’sEastRiver.____21____somethingcaughthiseye—alarge60-year-oldmanslippedandfellintotheriver.WhenMessinareachednearer,theoldmanwas____22____inthewater,clearlyunabletoswim.Heshoutedforhelp.Otherjoggersalsoheardtheoldman’s____23____.DavidBlauzvernandJohnGreenjumpedin,andthenMessina____24____themintheriver.Justastheoldmanwaslosing____25____,Blauzverntookholdofhim.Thepairwereabout30yardsfromtheseawall(防波堤)whenMessinaandGreencaughtuptothem.Theyseizedtheman,withBlauzvernsupportinghisbackandMessinaandGreenholdinghimupfromeitherside.____26____themenmadetheirwaytowardtheseawall,Blauzvernhadan____27____realization:withnoladderordockinsight,therewasnowayoutofthe____28____.Bynow,acrowdhad____29____onland.“Arescueboatisonitsway,”someoneyelledatthem.Swimmingforwardwasgetting____30____bytheminute.Theoldman,whowassixfoottallandweightedaround260pounds,washeavyinhisrescuers’arms.Aftertenminutes,they____31____togettotheriver’sedge.“I’veneverbeensooutofbreath,”saysBlauzvern.Tenminuteslater,thetwo-manrescueboatappeared.Butbecauseitcouldn’t____32____gettingtooclosetotheseawall,themenhadtoswimouttoit.Whenthey____33____theboat,theypushedtheoldmanwhilethemenintheboat____34____himupand,finally,tosafety.MessinaandGreenthengotthemselves____35____,andwithintenminutes,thegroupwasbackonland.21.A.InstantlyB.ConsequentlyC.SuddenlyD.Unfortunately22.A.sailingB.floatingC.strugglingD.diving23.A.laughterB.noiseC.whisperD.cry24.A.joinedB.teamedC.accompaniedD.led25.A.powerB.strengthC.forceD.energy26.A.WhileB.AsC.SinceD.Though27.A.painfulB.idealC.embarrassingD.awful28.A.lakeB.seaC.riverD.pool29.A.crowdedB.gatheredC.shownD.cheered30A.tougherB.heavierC.closerD.further.31.A.accomplishedB.succeededC.determinedD.managed32.A.riskB.avoidC.stopD.prevent33.A.headedB.leftC.approachedD.arrived34.A.pulledB.pushedC.pickedD.put35.A.abroadB.ashoreC.agroundD.aboard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。Goingagainstthetideofflockingtowell-knownyetgenerallyjam-packedtouristdestinationsonvacation,agrowingnumberofholidaymakersinChinaarespendingtheirleisuretimeatlesser-knownresorts_____36_____(seek)unique,relaxedholidayexperiences.“Reversetourism”_____37_____(emerge)asanewtrendamongyoungholidaymakersinChinarecently.Duringtheweek-longpublicholiday,_____38_____endedonOct7,largenumbersofvacationers,especiallyyoungprofessionalswholongtoescapebusycitylife,avoidedpopularholidaydestinationsinordertogetoffthe_____39_____(beat)trackandenjoysomepeaceandquiet.AccordingtodatafromonlinetravelagencyQunar,_____40_____numberofroomsbookedathotelsinless-traveledcitiesduringtheholidaywasup30percentyear-on-year.Someyoungprofessionalswhonormallyhavelittletimefor____41____(they)simplyhadastaycationinahoteltomakethemuch-awaitedbreak_____42_____(relaxing).Besidescrowds,somevacationerschoseless-traveledplacestosaveonthecostoftripstopopulardestinations,whichofteninvolvepriceytickets,mealsandhotelstays.Inaddition,lesser-knownattractionsarenotas“commercial”and“standardized”as_____43_____(develop)onesandareabletooffermoreauthenticexperiencesandnaturalencounters,accordingtosocialmediaposts.And_____44_____populardestinations,someunderexploredplaceswithlittleonline_____45_____(expose)canoffermoresurprises.46.假定你是学生会主席李华，你校将举办英语文化节。请你给外教Mr.Smith写一封信，邀请他参加文化节并担任评委，内容包括：1.文化节的时间和地点；2.文化节的活动内容；3.提出邀请并说明原因。注意：1.写作词数应为80左右；2.可以适当增加细节，以使行文连贯。DearMr.Smith,Sincerely,LiHua47.阅读下面短文，根据所给情节进行续写，使之构成一个完整的故事。LastyearatChristmastimemywife,threeboys,andIwereinFrance,onourwayfromParistoNice.Forfiveexhaustingdayseverythinghadgonewrong.Ourhotelswere“touristtraps”;ourrentedcarbrokedown;wewereallrestlessinthecrowdedcar.OnChristmasEve,whenwecheckedintoadimhotelinNice,therewasnoChristmasspiritinourhearts.Itwasrainingandcoldwhenwewentouttoeat.Wefoundarestaurantwithlittledecorationfortheholiday.Onlythreetablesintherestaurantwereoccupied.AGermanfamily,aFrenchcouple,andanAmericansailor,alone.InthecornerapianoplayerlazilyplayedChristmasmusic.Tiredandmiserable,Ilookedaroundandnoticedthattheothercustomerswereeatinginstonysilence.TheonlypersonwhoseemedhappywastheAmericansailor.Whileeating,hewaswritingaletter,andahalf-smilelightedhisface.MywifeorderedourmealinFrench.Thewaiterbroughtusthewrongthing.Iscoldedmywifeforbeingstupid.Hereyeswerefilledwithtears.Theboysdefendedher,andIfeltevenworse.Ontheleft,theGermanfatherslappedoneofhischildrenforsomeminorfault,andtheboybegantocry.Onourright,theFrenchwifebegancomplainingtoherhusband.Justthen,throughthefrontdoorcameanoldFrenchflowerwoman.Sheworeadrippingovercoat,anddraggedherlegsinonworn-outshoes.Carryingherbasketofflowers,shewentfromonetabletotheother.“Flowers,monsieur?Onlyonefranc.”Nooneboughtany.Exhausted,shesatdownatatable.Tothewaitershesaid,“Abowlofsoup.Ihaven’tsoldaflowerallafternoon.”Tothepianoplayershesaid,“Canyouimagine,Joseph,souponChristmasEve?”Josephpointedtohisempty“tippingplate”.注意：1.续写的词数应为150左右；2.请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。Paragraph1:Beforelong,theyoungsailorfinishedhismealandwalkedovertotheflowerwoman’stable. 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Paragraph2:Afewsecondslater,Christmasexplodedthroughouttherestaurantlikeabomb.绝密*考试结束前浙江省金兰教育合作组织2024学年第二学期期中考试高二年级英语学科试题1.WhenwillthenexttraintoLiverpoolleave?A.At12:00.B.At12:15.C.At12:45.2.Wheredoestheconversationprobablytakeplace?A.Atauniversity.B.Atacinema.C.Atabar.3.Whatwillthespeakersprobablydotoday?A.Buysomeclothes.B.Goonaboatride.C.Hangoutintown.4.Whatwillhappentotheman?A.Hisorderwillbecanceled.B.Hismoneywillberefundedinfull.C.Histelevisionwillbedeliveredtoday.5.Whatwillthewomanprobablydonext?A.Gotoarepairstore.B.Restarthercomputer.C.Sendthemanadocument.选出最佳选项,并标在试卷的相应位置。听每段对话6.Whereisthewoman?A.Onabridge.B.InsideaTVstudio.C.Offthesideofahighway.7.Whenwilltheroadsmostlikelybesafeagain?A.Thisevening.B.Laterthismorning.C.Tomorrowafternoon.8.WhereisGinaprobablyfrom?A.England.B.America.C.France.9.WhyisGinavisitingTokyo?A.Tohaveaholiday.B.Tobuyanapartment.C.Toworkinabranchoffice.