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2025~2026学年山西省大同市第一学期高二期末英语试卷一、阅读理解Switzerland,asthefirstplaceinEuropetodevelopwintertourism,hasalongskiingtradition.Alongskiseason,terrificsnowconditions,andlarge,well-developedresortareasmakeSwitzerlandaperfectdestinationforskiersfromaroundtheworld.WheretoSkiasaBeginnerSaas-Fee:YoucanfindplentyofEnglish-speakingskischoolsinSaas-Feeandlotsofbunnyslopes(初学者滑雪道)onwhichtomasteryourturns.Thebeginnerskiareaisseparate,soyoucanpracticewithoutgettinginthewayofotherskiers.Grindelwald:Grindelwaldisagreatchoiceforfamilies,withplentyofskischoolsandseveralbunnyslopes,suchastheBodmipracticearea,whichisfitforchildren.Onceyou’rereadytoheadupthemountain,about30percentofGrindelwald’srunsareratedblue,meaningthey’reontheeasierside.SummerSkiingIncredibleasitmayseem,it’sactuallypossibletoskiinSwitzerlandduringthesummermonthsthankstothepresenceofseveralglacierswhereit’swinteryear-round.ZermattishometotheTheodulglacier(冰川).With13miles(21kilometers)ofruns,it’sthelargestsummerskiareainEuropeandattractsprofessionalskierslookingtotrainyear-round.Theglacierslopesherearebeautifullyscenicandofferskiersup-closeviewsoftheMatterhorn.BudgetTravelTipsAvoidpeakseason:Visitduringthestartorendoftheskiseason.Self-cater:Ifyourentasmallapartmentorhomewithkitchenfacilities,youcanpreparesomeofyourownmealstosavediningexpenses.Enjoythesnowwithoutskiingeveryday:Iceskating,tobogganing(乘坐平底雪橇),winterhiking,orjusthavingasnowballfightareallmoreaffordablewaystoenjoytheSwisswinterlandscape.1.WhatmakesSwitzerlandaperfectdestinationforskiers?

A.Beingthefirstwintertouristdestination.B.Havingthelongestskiingtradition.C.Thesupportofskiersfromtheworld.D.Superbnaturalconditionsandaccommodations.2.WhichgroupwillbeinterestedinGrindelwald?

A.Professionalathletes.B.Summerskiers.C.Familytourists.D.Budgettravelers.3.Wherewillskiersgoforsummerskiing?

A.Saas-Fee.B.Bodmi.C.Zermatt.D.Matterhorn.OnApril27,sevenLaSallestudentstraveledtoOregonEpiscopalSchool(OES)toattendtheannualOregonGirlsSportsLeadershipSummit(OGSLS),aimingtoeducateparticipantsonleadershipandpreparethemtobeleadersintheirowncommunities.About200studentswereinattendance,comingfromschoolsalloverOregontospendadayatOES.ForfreshmanEllaManson,theexperiencesOGSLS’smajorspeaker,ChantelTremitiere,aformerWomen’sNationalBasketballAssociation(WNBA)athletesharedwerethemostimpactfulpartoftheevent.Shesharedherviewsafteryearsofplayingprofessionalbasketballandthestrugglesshepushedthroughonherpathtosuccess.“Shefacedsomanychallengesinherlife,”Mansonsaid.“Butsheovercamethemallandcameoutstronger.”FollowingTremitiere’sspeech,studentsweredismissedinto“breakoutsessions”,wheretheyengagedinanactivitycalled“compass(指南针)points”.Theresultsofthequiztheytookpointedthemtowardswhatsortofleadertheywere:north,south,east,orwest,namedforthepointsofacompass.Eachpointcorrespondedtoacertainsetofcharacteristicsindifferenttypesofleaders—theactionleader,thebrainstormingleader,theempathetic(有同理心的)leaderortheanalyticalleader.FreshmanTildenBabinec-Lovefoundthisactivitytobethemostuseful.“Listeningtootherpeopletalkabouttheirs,I’dthink,‘Oh,shouldItrytobemorelikethat?’”Babinec-Lovesaid.“Justlisteningtoeveryone’sdifferentviewswasreallycool.”Atlast,studentsweredismissedtolunch,wheretheyheardfromthelastspeakeroftheday,SamMoore,asportsscientist,whospecializesintheeffectsoffemalehormonesontheirperformanceandwell-beingasathletes.AfterMoorespoke,thestudentsweremadetoenterabreakoutroomwheretheyweregroupedbasedonthecharacteristicsmostimportanttothem.Tournament-style,thestudentsnarroweddowntheiroptionsuntiltheyreacheda“FinalFour”,helpingthemdefinethequalitiestheyshouldfocusonthemost.Overall,theeventwasasuccess—ithadalittlesomethingforeveryone,regardlessoftheirage,thesporttheyplayortheirpastexperienceswithsports.4.WhatdoesEllaMansonmostprobablythinkofChantelTremitiere?

A.Confident.B.Strong-willed.C.Defensive.D.Warm-hearted.5.Whatwerethestudentsaskedtodointheactivity“compasspoints”?

A.Takeatest.B.Analyzealeader.C.Fixacompass.D.Listentoaspeech.6.WhydidBabinec-Lovehighlypraisetheactivity?

A.Itmadeherawareofherweakness.B.Itimprovedherlisteningskills.C.Itgaveheraccesstodifferentcultures.D.Itenabledhertolearnfromothers.7.Whatdoestheauthorimplyinthetext?

A.Leadershipskillsareformedinpractices.B.Beingaleadershouldbeeverystudent’sfocus.C.TheOGSLS’activitiesarebeneficialtostudents.D.Leadershipskillsarethekeytoachievingsuccess.Ifyouhavegonetothecinemaandwatchedthepopularmovie“TheWanderingEarthII”recently,youmightbeimpressedbytheintelligentcomputerMOSS.Itcanmakethereasonabledecisionintheshortesttimebasedonthegivenconditions.Infact,suchstrongAIlikeMOSSdoesnotexistinrealityforthetimebeing.However,weakAI,whichreplaceshumanprocessinginaspecificfield,hasalreadyinfluencedourdailylife.Forexample,OpenAI,theSanFrancisco-basedstartupopenedupthelanguagemodelChatGPTforpublictestinginNovember2022.Comparedwithtraditionalsearchengines,whichdisplaysimpleresultsaccordingtosearchingkeywords,ChatGPTcaninteractwithpeoplejustlikedialoguing,answerprofessionalquestions,andalsoanswerfollow-upquestions.Thankstoitsrevolutionaryuserexperience,ChatGPTobtainedmorethanonemillionusersjustfivedaysafteritsrelease.MorethanaChatbot,ChatGPTcanalsorealizearticlecreation,codegeneratingandotherfunctionsonlybyrequesting.ChatGPTcanevenwritecodesuchasPython,debug(排错)codeandgeneratecommentsforcodejustlikeaprofessionalprogrammer.Italsopresentedstrongcapacityincontentcontinuation,literarycreation,musiccreation,etc.ItissopowerfulthatNewYorkCitypublicschoolshavebanneditfromtheirnetworksandschooldevices.However,ChatGPTisstillfarfromperfect.EvenOpenAI’sCEOoncesaid,“It’samistaketoberelyingonitforanythingimportantrightnow.It’sapreviewofprogress.Wehavelotsofworktodoonrobustness(稳健性)andtruthfulness.”EventhoughAIlikeChatGPTstillhasalongwaytogo,predictionsabouthowthetechnologywillinfluenceoursocietyarealreadythere.AmongtheindustriesthatmaybemostaffectedbyChatGPT,expertssay,arejournalism,lawandtranslation.8.Whyisthemovie“TheWanderingEarthII”mentionedinthefirstparagraph?

A.Toprovethatthemovieisahit.B.Tointroducethetopicofthetext.C.ToshowhowintelligentMOSSis.D.Toadvertisethemovie.9.WhichstatementaboutChatGPTwilltheauthorprobablyagreewith?

A.It’swell-receivedforitstruthfulness.B.Itcanjustdisplaysimpleresultscontent.C.Itshouldbebannedfromallschoolnetworks.D.Itmakeshuman-machineinteractionmoreintelligent.10.WhatdoestheOpenAI’sCEOthinkofChatGPT?

A.It’stotallyreliable.B.It’saproductofaccident.C.Itneedsimproving.D.Itshouldspeedupitsprogress.11.Whatisthebesttitleforthetext?

A.MossBeatsChatGPTB.OpenAIDevelopsWellC.AITakesOverD.ChatGPTWorksThispastsummer,hundredsoffishinCanadabeattheheatinhuman-madeplumes(一股)ofcoldwater.Theapproachcouldhelpprotectcold-waterspeciesasclimatechangewarmsrivers.Fishcanbecomestressedorevendiewhenthewatergetstoohot.Inrivers,Atlanticsalmonandothercold-waterspeciessometimesescapetheheatbyflockingtocoolerzones.Suchchillsitesmaybefoundneargroundwaterspringsorsmallriversandstreamsflowingintolargerwaterways.“Peoplehavedonealottopreserveandaddtothesenaturalshelters,”saidKathrynSmith,acivilengineerinCanadaatDalhousieUniversityinHalifax,NovaScotia.Herteamworksonthenewriver-chillingproject.Untilnow,shesays,“Therehasn’treallybeenanemphasisifwecancreatecold-waterhabitat.”Totesttheidea,herteampumped(抽送)groundwaterfromanearbywellintotheWrightsRiverinNovaScotia.Thegroundwaterwas9℃.Thiscreatedanartificialplumeofcoolwater.Itwasupto20℃coolerthanthesurroundingwater.Thisplumeattractedseveralhundredfishofdifferentlifestagesandspecies.TheseincludedAtlanticsalmon,mostofwhichwereveryyoung.Thesesmallyoungfishhungoutintheplumethroughoutthetest.Butwhenaheatwaveraisedrivertemperaturestoabout30℃,olderfishtookshelterintheplume,too.Theteamalsotriedasecondapproach.Theyreroutedsomewaterfromtheriverintoanundergroundtrench(沟渠).Here,thewatercooledabitbeforeflowingbackintotheriver.Thismethodcooledpartoftheriverwithoutneedingapump.ThewatertemperaturefellbyonlyafewdegreesCelsiusthisway.Butevenso,fishwerespottedinthecooledflowthroughoutthesummer.Thoughsmall,theseearlytestsshowa“proofofconcept”.Thatmeanstheapproachesshowpromisebuttheyaren’tyetreadyforwideuse.“Moreworkliesaheadtodecidetheneedednumberofcoolingsitestoreallyhelpfishcommunities,”saysKathrynSmith.12.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“chill”inparagraph2mean?

A.Rough.B.Secret.C.Distant.D.Cold.13.WhatisthepurposeofSmith’steam’sproject?

A.Tocreatecold-waterspecies’habitat.B.TolearnmoreaboutAtlanticwaters.C.Toofferinformationaboutclimatechange.D.ToprotecttheenvironmentaroundAtlantic.14.WhatdoesSmith’steam’sprojecttellus?

A.Thefirstapproachismuchmorepractical.B.Pumpingcoldwatercouldhelpfishbeattheheat.C.Theartificialplumefailstoattractbigfish.D.Thewatertemperatureoftheplumeishigher.15.WhatshouldSmith’steamfigureoutinthefuture?

A.Howtohelpfishavoidattack.B.Whentomakewideuseoftheapproaches.C.Howmanycoolingsitesareneeded.D.Whytomaketheapproachesunderstandable.Areyourefusedwhenyouaskforhelpfromothers?Thefollowingsimpletipswillincreasepeople’sacceptanceofyourrequestforhelp.Demonstratethatyou’vetriedtohelpyourself.Peoplearemorewillingtohelpthosewhohaveattemptedtohelpthemselvesfirst.Whenaskingforhelp,brieflyexplainwhatyou’vetriedindependently.16.Imagineyou’regivingakeypointlist—andbespecific.17.Peoplewanttohelpthosewhothey’resurewillactonthehelporadviceoffered.Therefore,whenyougethelpfromsomeonewhoyouexpectyou’llaskforhelpagain,makesurethey’reawarethatyou’veactedontheirprioradvice—andappreciatedit.Considerthetimingofyourrequest.Here’sapersonalexample.Myfamilylovetoaskmefortechsupport.SoIstartedapolicythattechsupportrequestscouldonlybemadefrom7:00pmto8:00pmeachday.18.Thissystemworksgreatforeveryone.Don’tmakesomeoneguesswhatyouwant.Whenaskingforhelp,makesurethepersonknowswhatyouwant.Themoreyoupracticeaskingforhelpinthesesituations,theeasieritwillget.Sometimespeopleareshyaboutofferinghelp,orarejuststuckintheirownheadanddon’tthinkofoffering.19Byaskingsomeoneforhelp,you’reactuallygivingthatpersontheopportunitytoboosttheirmood.Makeyourrequestsusingmultiplechannels.Incustomer-servicesituations,therearemultipleoptionstoaskforhelp.Itmightbebesttousethephone,livechat,securemessaging,aface-to-faceappointmentorTwitter,dependingonthesituation.Itespeciallyhelpsnottobescaredofusingthephoneifitisthebestoptionforaparticularconcern.20.

A.GettothepointfastB.MakeasmallerrequestC.Thatway,myworkdayisn’tdisturbedD.Ifyoudon’tsucceedatfirst,hangupandtryagainE.YouhavetotryseveralofthemtogetwhatyouneedF.Showthatyou’veactedontheperson’sadvicepreviouslyG.Providinghelptostrangerstypicallybooststhemoodofthehelper二、完形填空MarleyChristianfoundayoungkoala,nexttohisdyingmother.However,becomingmotherlesswasn’thisonly_________.TherescuerfromFriendsoftheKoalaalso_________hewasmissingafoot.MarleydidherbestforTriumph,thekoala.Sheusedsocksto_________hisstump(残肢),whichhelpedeasethediscomfortTriumphfeltwheneverhetriedtoput_________onit,butMarleythoughthecouldn’t_________there.ShebegansearchingtheInternetforpetprostheses(假体).Butforakoala,therewasnothing_________.“Iwastolditcouldn’tbedone,”Marleysaid.Marleydidfindacompanyspecializinginanimalprosthesesthatwouldliketo_________thecase,buttheywereunsuccessfulafterseveral_________.EventuallyMarleyfoundthe_________rightinherneighborhood.ShementionedTriumph’stroubletoherdentalprosthetistJonDoulman,andhe_________tofindawaytomakeaprosthesisforTriumph.“_________,it’sdifferentfromtoothproblems,”Jonsaid.“Butit’sworthatry.”Aftermakingone_________ofTriumph’sstump,hecreatedapinkrubberboot,whichcouldhelpmakeTriumph’s_________ofmovementreturn.“It’saseemingly_________thing.ButthedesignofthedentistdoeschangeTriumph’slife.Oncethebootwas_________,hedidalittlejump,andthenranaround.Iactuallycried,”saidMarley.21.A.accidentB.misfortuneC.resultD.difference22.A.suspectedB.wonderedC.concludedD.noticed23.A.coverB.cureC.warmD.solidify24.A.emphasisB.hopeC.burdenD.weight25.A.continueB.leaveC.ceaseD.stick26.A.helpfulB.availableC.convenientD.satisfactory27.A.takeonB.figureoutC.seekforD.lookinto28.A.examinationsB.attemptsC.discussionsD.treatments29.A.inspirationB.supportC.responseD.solution30.A.happenedB.agreedC.volunteeredD.recommended31.A.NaturallyB.SurprisinglyC.ThankfullyD.Strangely32.A.exampleB.modelC.issueD.mark33.A.preferenceB.memoryC.freedomD.intention34.A.ordinaryB.touchingC.imperfectD.unlikely35.A.adjustedB.completedC.attachedD.confirmed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。TheZhangzhouAncientCity,withahistoryofmorethan1,300years,is36importantbirthplaceoftheHakkaculture,rootedinmigrantsinsouthernChina.Thecommercialprosperity(繁荣)oftheTang,Song,MingandQing37(dynasty)leftahistoricalmark.Avisit’tothehistoriccitywouldnotbecompletewithout38(experience)thefamousglovepuppet(手偶)shows,39haveahistoryofmorethan1,000years.Membersofthe2024ADatewithChinatourwatchedthepuppetry40(perform),DamingPrefecture,onMay19,featuringtraditionalstunts(特技)suchasliondancingandmartialarts.Aftertheshows,FrenchphotographerJeremyWalterGrinansaid,“Wefelt41(amaze)toseeit.Afteraminuteortwo,you’llfind42(you)laughingunconsciously.Therearenodigitalspecialeffectsandnomoderntechnology,yetit’sstillveryentertaining.Perhapsit’sbeenso43(enjoy)foroverathousandyears.”Moreover,ZhangzhouAncientCityhostsalotofculturalheritages,includingpuppetheadcarvingandpaper-cutting.Theoldtownalso44(contain)awealthofhistoricalandculturallandmarks.Amongthemarethreenationallyprotectedsites:theGrandHallofConfuciusTemple,theStoneArchwayoftheMingDynasty45theZhangzhouLinFamilyAncestralHall.四、书信写作46.假定你是李华,作为交换生在国外某学校学习,得知该校即将举办中国服装文化节(ChineseCostumeFestival),你有意向参加服装展示环节,请你写一封邮件咨询相关信息,内容包括:1.写信目的;2.咨询信息:服饰要求;展示形式;举办地点和时间等。3.表达期待。注意:1.词数80左右;2.可以适当增加细节,以使行文连贯。_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________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。KeepingupseemedsoimportantwhenIwasateenager.Backin1973,ifyouweren’twearingPennLoafers(乐福鞋)you’djustassoongoaroundinyourbarefeet.Therewasonlyoneproblemthatyear,IhadboughtOxfords—butPennyLoaferswerein.“IneedsomemoneyforPennyLoafers.”Itoldmydadoneafternoonattheplacewhereheworkedasacarmechanic.Dadlookedatmeforafullminutebeforehe

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