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2025~2026学年安徽十校联盟高二上学期2月初期末质量检测英语试卷一、阅读理解Lookingforexciting,award-winningstories?Thesefourbooksareentertainingandmeaningful,offeringyoungreadersbothfunandfoodforthought.TheHomeworkMachinebyDanGutmanFourverydifferentfifthgraders—Sam“thebrain,”Brent“theclassclown,”Judy“thegoody-two-shoes,”andKelsey“theslacker”-shareabigsecret:amachinenamedBelchthatdoestheirhomework.Atfirst,itseemsperfect.Butsoon,Belchstartscausingtrouble,andthekidsmuststopitbeforethingsgetevenworse.LunchMoneybyAndrewClementsGreglovesmakingmoney—andbeatinghisneighborMaura.Whenshestartssellingherowncomicbooksatschool,Gregseesherasarival.Buthesoonrealizeshercomicsaregreat,andtheyteamup.Theirbusinessgrowsfast—untiltheschoolbanscomicsales.Now,theymustworktogethertofightback.TheReportCardbyAndrewClementsNoraissupersmart-butnooneknowsit.Shehideshertalenttofitin.Tiredofhowmuchpeoplecareaboutgrades,shebringshomeaterriblereportcardonpurpose.Herplanbackfireswheneveryonenotices,andhersecretcomesout.Now,Noramustfacetheconsequences.LostandFoundbyAndrewClementsIdenticaltwinsRayandJaystartanewschool-exceptRaygetssickondayone.Nooneknowsheexists!Jayusesthismistaketopretendtobebothbrothers.Butplayingtworolesteacheshimimportantlessonsabouthonestyandwhohereallyis.1.Whatdothefourbookshaveincommon?

A.Theyfocusonschoollife.B.Theyareallaboutcompetition.C.Theyshowlessonsthroughproblems.D.Theyarewrittenforhighschoolstudents.2.WhydoesNorabringhomeaterriblereportcard?

A.Shedislikesschoolrules.B.Shefailsanimportanttest.C.Shehopestoavoidattention.D.Shequestionsthevalueofgrades.3.WhatlessondoesLostandFoundmainlyteach?

A.Honestyshapeswhoweare.B.Twinsshouldneverseparate.C.Rulesshouldalwaysbefollowed.D.Mistakescanbringshort-termfun.Onesummernightin1893,JamesCornish,ayoungBlackman,rushedintoProvidentHospitalinChicagowithseriousstabwounds(刺伤)tohischest.Hewasbleedingheavilyandneededurgenthelp.Luckily,Dr.DanielHaleWilliams-thehospital’sfounderandaskilledsurgeon—wastherethatnight.Atthetime,mosthospitalsrefusedtotreatBlackpatientsorletBlackdoctorsworkinthem.Tofightthisinjustice,WilliamshadopenedProvidentHospitalin1891.ItwasthefirsthospitalintheU.S.ownedandrunbyBlackAmericans,anditwelcomedpatientsofallraces.Italsotrainednurses,includingthoselikeEmmaReynolds,whohadbeenturnedawayfromotherschoolsbecauseofherrace.DanielHaleWilliamswasbornin1856.Afterhisfatherdied,hebeganworkingatayoungagetosupporthisfamily.Later,hebecameinterestedinmedicineandstudiedhard,eventhoughsegregation(隔离)madeitverydifficultforBlackstudentstoreceivemedicaleducation.Afteryearsofeffort,hebecameatrainedsurgeonandopenedProvidentHospitalin1891.Twoyearslatercamethenightthatwouldmakehistory.FacedwithCornish’slife-threateninginjuries,Williamsrealizedthatordinarytreatmentwouldnotbeenough.Sohemadeabolddecision:hewouldoperateontheheart-somethingneversuccessfullydonebefore.Withsixdoctorsstandingbywatching,WilliamscarefullyopenedCornish’schestandfoundseriousdamageneartheheart.Withtheheartstillbeating,herepairedthewoundswithsteadyhands.Theoperationwasmedicallyunprecedented(前所未有的),butitsucceeded.Amazingly,Cornishsurvived.After51daysinthehospital,hewalkedoutfullyrecoveredandlivedforanother20years.Thisgroundbreakingoperationmarkedamajorstepforwardinmedicalhistory-andshowedwhatcouldbeachievedwhentalentmetopportunity,despiteracialbarriers.4.WhydidWilliamsopenProvidentHospital?

A.Tosupporthisfamily.B.Todoheartoperations.C.Tochallengeracialinequality.D.TotrainBlackdoctorsandnurses.5.WhatdifficultydidWilliamsfaceinbecomingasurgeon?

A.FewBlackmedicalschools.B.Unfairtreatmentbasedonrace.C.Lackofskilledteachers’guidance.D.Havingnosupportfromhisfamily.6.WhywasWilliams’operationonJamesCornishconsideredgroundbreaking?

A.Ittooksixdoctors51daystocomplete.B.Itwasdoneinapatient’shome,notahospital.C.ItusedanewtypeofmedicineinventedbyWilliams.D.Itwasthefirstsuccessfuloperationonahumanheart.7.WhatisthemainmessagetheauthorconveysthroughWilliams’story?

A.Medicaloperationswereveryriskyinthe19thcentury.B.RacialinjusticelimitedhospitalaccessforBlackpeople.C.Heartsurgerytechniqueshaveimprovedgreatlysince1893.D.Determinationcanovercomebarriersandleadtoachievement.In2021,theHeiltsukNationinCanadaplacedspecialtrapsintheseatocatchinvasiveEuropeangreencrabs(螃蟹).Thesetrapsweredesignedtohelpprotectthelocalenvironment.However,astrangeproblemsoonappeared:manyofthetrapswerebeingdamagedordestroyed,andnooneknewwhy.Thetrapsweremadeofroundnetswithbait(饵料)inside.Theyweresetunderwaterandconnectedtofloatingbuoys(浮标)byropes,sopeoplecouldfindthemlater.Sometrapswerevisiblewhenthetide(潮汐)waslow,butotherswereplacedindeeperwaterandcouldnotbeseenatall.Atfirst,scientistsguessedthatanimalssuchassealsorottersmightberesponsible,buttherewasnoclearproof.Tosolvethemystery,inMay2024,astudentnamedMileneWiebeandRichardCodyReidfromtheHeiltsukNationsetupavideocameranearoneofthetraps.Whatthecamerarecordedsurprisedeveryone.Thevideoshowedafemalewolfswimmingouttosea.Shegrabbedtheropetiedtothebuoywithherteethandpulledittowardtheshore.Afterreachingland,thewolfcontinuedpullingtheropeuntilthetrapwasinveryshallowwater.Shethentoreopenthenet,atethebaitinside,andleft.Thewholeprocesstooklessthanthreeminutes.ScientistsKyleArtelleandPaulPaquetlaterstudiedthevideoandwrotearesearchpaperaboutit.Theydescribedthewolf’sactionsashighlyintelligentandpurposeful.Eventhoughthetrapwasoutofsight,thewolfknewthatpullingtheropewouldbringfoodcloser.Thescientistsbelievethismaybethefirstrecordedcaseofawolfusingatool.Inthissituation,theropehelpedthewolfreachthefood,soitcouldbeseenasatool.Althoughsomeexpertsdisagree,mostagreethatthewolfshowedremarkableproblem-solvingskills.Today,peoplewonderwhetherotherwolveshavelearnedthistrickaswell—andwhetherthewolflearneditalone,fromotherwolves,orbywatchinghumans.8.Whatwasthemainpurposeofsettingtrapsinthesea?

A.Tocatchfishforfood.B.Tostudylocalseaanimals.C.Totrainwolvestofindfood.D.Tostopharmfulcrabsspreading.9.Howdidthewolfreachthetrapsuccessfully?

A.Bypullingtherope.B.Bydivingverydeep.C.Bybreakingthebuoy.D.Bywaitingforlowtide.10.Whatquestiondopeoplestillhaveaboutthewolf?

A.Wherethewolfcamefrom.B.Whythetrapsweredamaged.C.Howthewolflearnedthetrick.D.Whetherthewolfactuallyatecrabs.11.Whichofthefollowingmightbethebesttitle?

A.AWolf’sSecretHuntingMethodB.FirstProofofToolUseinWolvesC.ASmartSolutiontoGreenCrabProblemD.ScientistsSurprisedbyCleverFishingWolfInrecentyears,AI-generatedvideoshavebecomesorealisticthatitisoftenveryhardtotellwhetheravideoisrealorcreatedbyacomputer.AnEnglishTVchannelrecentlyairedaprogramaboutartificialintelligence.Attheendoftheshow,thewomanpresentingitsurprisedviewersbysayingthatshewasnotarealperson,butanAIcreation.LargetechnologycompanieshavespentyearsdevelopinggenerativeAI,whichcancreatenewcontentfromshortinstructions,calledprompts.Thesetoolscanwritestories,answerquestions,solvemathproblems,andevencreatemusic,pictures,andvideos.Becauseoftheirfastdevelopment,manypeopleworrythatAImaysupplanthumanworkersinthefuture.Atfirst,AI-createdimagesandvideosoftenhadclearmistakes,suchashandswithtoomanyfingers.However,withmoretrainingandbettertechnology,mostoftheseproblemshavebeensolved.Today,somecompaniesofferlow-costorfreetoolsthatcanproducevideosthatlookalmostcompletelyreal.Thisprogresshasalsocausedseriousproblems.Afterarecenthurricane,fakeAI-generatedimagesandvideosspreadquicklyonline.Onevideowronglyclaimedthatsharkshadbeenblownintoswimmingpools.WhilesomeAIvideosaremadeforfun,otherscanbemisusedtospreadfalseinformation,especiallyinareaslikepoliticsandnews.OnOctober20,theBritishTVshowDispatchesairedaspecialprogramcalledWillAITakeMyJob?Thepresenter,namedAishaGaban,discussedhowAImightaffectdifferentjobs.Attheendoftheprogram,sherevealedthatshedidnotexistandwasfullycreatedbyAI.TheTVchannelexplainedthatthiswasmeanttoremindviewershoweasilypeoplecanbetrickediftheycannottellwhetheravideoisreal.Atpresent,thereisnoperfectwaytoidentifyAI-madevideos.Someplatformsaddspecialmarks,butthesecanberemoved.Therefore,whenthesourceofavideoisunclear,itiswisetobecarefulandchecktheinformationbeforebelievingit.12.WhydidtheprogramofDispatchesuseanAIpresenter?

A.TopromotenewAItechnology.B.Toshowhowpeoplecanbefooled.C.ToprovethatAIpresentersarebetter.D.Tosavemoneyonhiringarealperson.13.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“supplant”inParagraph2probablymean?

A.Taketheplaceof.B.Beinthecontrolof.C.Worktogetherwith.D.Understandandlearnfrom.14.WhatcanbeinferredaboutAI-generatedvideosfromthehurricaneexample?

A.Theyareusuallymeanttobefunny.B.Theycanspreadfalseinformationquickly.C.Theyarenowwidelyusedinnewsreports.D.Theyareeasytoidentifywithspecialmarks.15.Whatistheauthor’sattitudetowardAIvideos?

A.Carefulandcautious.B.Worriedanddoubtful.C.Excitedandfullysupportive.D.Stronglyagainstitswideuse.Wantbettersleep?Youreatinghabitsmatter.Sleepexpertssharesimpledo’sanddon’tstohelpyourestwell.Doeatfoodswithtryptophan(色氨酸).Thisnaturalsubstance,foundinbrownrice,oats,yogurt,turkey,andsalmon,helpsyourbodymakeserotoninandmelatonin-chemicalsthatsupportsleepandmood.16Tryptophanworksbestwheneatenregularlyaspartofahealthydiet.Dochoosefruitsandvegetablesoversugaryorprocessedfoods.17Studiesshowpeoplewhoeatfruitsandvegetablescontainingmorefiber,vitamins,andnaturalcompoundstendtoenjoydeepersleep,whiletoomuchsugarorrefinedcarbs(碳水化合物)mayraisetheriskofsleeplessness.Doavoidcaffeineinthelateafternoonandevening.Caffeineblocksabrainchemicalthatmakesyousleepyandcanstayinyoursystemforhours.Havingcoffeeat5p.m.mightstillaffectyouat11p.m.18Don’tdrinkalcoholrightbeforebed.Thoughitmayhelpyoufallasleepatfirst,alcoholdisruptssleeplaterinthenight,makingitlightandbroken.19Don’teatheavymealsjustbeforesleeping.Lyingdownafterabigdinnercancauseheartburnorindigestion.20Asmall,lightsnack—likecerealorhummuswithcrackers—isfineifyou’rehungry.Bymakingthesesimplefoodchoices,youcansetyourselfupforcalmer,morerestfulnights.

A.However,it’snotafast-actingsleepaid.B.It’sbesttoavoiditinthelateafternoonandevening.C.Somepeoplefeelsleepysoonaftereatingthesefoods.D.Finishyourlastmainmealatleasttwohoursbeforebed.E.Skippingdinnermayhelpthebodyrestmoreeasilyatnight.F.Excellentchoicesincludebananas,cherries,tomatoesandpineapple.G.Drinkafewhoursbeforebedtimesoyourbodyhastimetoprocessit.二、完形填空Afewkindwords,offeredwithoutjudgment,canchangeaperson’slife.ForStacia,oneshortquestionfroma________helpedherfindhopeatherdarkestmoment.In1978,Stacia,21,wasindeep________andattemptedsuicide(自杀).Shewastakentoanearbyhospital,andhershoesweretakenawaytopreventherfrom________.Feelingdepressedandempty,shedecidedtoleavequietly.Shoeless,Staciawalkeduntilshereachedanearbyroad,tryingtogeta________.Atthattime,Staciafeltcompletely________—notbecauseshedidnotknowwhereshewas,butbecauseshehadno________inlife.Soon,awomandrivingatruckstopped.Thebackseatwasfullofpaintings,whichmadeStaciafeel________.ThewomandidnotaskwhathadhappenedorwhyStaciawasthere.She________asked:“Wheredoyouwanttogo?”“No________,justacceptance,”Staciarecalled.________,shegotin.Theytalkedaboutpeacefulthings:nature,music,andart,duringthe40-minuteridehome.Theynever________again,andStacianeverlearnedhername.However,Stacianeverforgotthatmoment.Thestranger’s________stayedwithherandinfluencedherfuture.Shelaterdevotedhercareertohumanservices,________troubledteensandpeoplewithdisabilities.Shelearnedto________others,meetthemwheretheyare,andtreatthemwithkindness—justasshehadoncebeen________.21.A.friendB.neighborC.doctorD.stranger22.A.happinessB.depressionC.excitementD.anger23.A.runningawayB.givingupC.slowingdownD.lookingback24.A.jobB.seatC.rideD.choice25.A.lostB.hungryC.boredD.lonely26.A.planB.hobbyC.goalD.rule27.A.proudB.safeC.carefulD.nervous28.A.suddenlyB.secretlyC.recentlyD.simply29.A.worryB.workC.stressD.judgement30.A.ConfusedB.RelievedC.FrightenedD.Ashamed31.A.metB.calledC.arguedD.separated32.A.courageB.wisdomC.compassionD.honesty33.A.visitingB.controllingC.helpingD.joining34.A.respectB.forgiveC.followD.remind35.A.encouragedB.guidedC.remindedD.treated三、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。TangXianzu,afamousChineseplaywrightoftheMingdynasty,isoftencalledthe“ShakespeareoftheEast.”Bornin1550,helivedduringthesameperiod36WilliamShakespeare,andbothpassedawayin1616.Thoughtheynever37(know)eachother,bothwriterscapturedtimelesshumanemotions—dreams,love,andsorrow—inwaysthatstillmovepeopletoday.Afterfailingtofindsatisfactioningovernmentservice,Tangreturnedhomeanddevoted38(he)towritingplays.Tang’sworksarefamousforexploringdreams,39centralthemeinChineseculture.His40(great)worksarethe“FourDreamsofLinchuan,”allusingdreams41(explore)love,freedom,andtheemptinessoffame.ThemostcelebratedisThePeonyPavilion.IttellsthestoryofDuLiniang,42fallsinlovewithascholarinherdream,diesoflonging,andislaterreunitedwithhimthroughthepoweroflove.Thisplayboldlychallengedthestrictsocial43(rule)ofitstime.Tanguseddreamsnotjustforstorytellingbutalsotocriticizethecorruption(腐败)insociety.Hisworksremain44(influence)today.ThePeonyPavilionisseenasakeyinspirationfortheclassicnovelDreamoftheRedChamber.Modernadaptationshavesuccessfullyperformedthisplayworldwide,45(share)itstimelessmessageaboutloveanddreams,muchlikeShakespeare’sworkshavedoneintheWest.四、书信写作46.假定你是李华,你校学生会英语部将举办一场主题为“SongsofYouth(青春之歌)”的英文歌咏比赛。请你代表英语部写一则通知,内容包括:1.比赛的主题、时间和地点;2.欢迎同学们积极报名参加。注意:1.写作词数应为80左右;2.请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。Notice______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________TheEnglishDepartment五、书面表达47.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。Clarawalkedaloneinhernewhighschool,watchingthefallingleavesdancingintheautumnwind.Shehadbeenstrugglingwiththenewschoollife.Clarausedtobeconfidentandoutgoing.However,inthisnewschool,shefeltlost.Shewasafraidtospeakinclassandoftendoubtedherself.Shefeltlikeoneofthoseleaves—driftingaimlessly,unsurewhereshewouldland.OneThursday,wantingtogetawayfromthenoisycafeteria,Claraendedupinthequietschoollibrary.Suddenly,abrightlycoloredpostercaughthereye:“AutumnArt&PoetryContest—ShareYourStory!”Thethemewas“Change.”Changewasallsheknewlately.Maybeshecouldwriteaboutit.Thatevening,insteadofwatchingTV,Clarabegantowrite,notabouthersadness,butaboutthejourneyofasingleleaf-howitbravelyletgoofitsbranch,trustedthewind,andeventuallyfoundanewpurposeenrichingtheearth.Thewordsflowedmore

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