广东省深圳市罗湖区某学校2024-2025学年高二下学期开学英语试题

高级中学名校试卷PAGEPAGE1广东省深圳市罗湖区某学校2024-2025学年高二下学期开学英语试题第一部分单项选择,从A、B、C、D四个选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳答案(共55小题；每小题1分，满分55分)。1.Thelocalguidetoldtheexplorersthatropesandkniveswere________wantedtogointotheinnerpartofthemountainmusttakealong.A.thatwhoever B.whatwho C.whatwhoever D.thatwho2.Thenumberonthecardshouldbe_______withtheoneonthechequebook.A.intent B.exquisite C.profound D.identical3.Winningthiscontractis_______tothesuccessofthecompany.A.heartbreaking B.terrifying C.crucial D.stunning4.Weareworkingonthe________thateveryoneinvitedwillturnup.A.finding B.assumption C.consumption D.predicament5.MeanwhiletherearesomedisadvantagesonWebsuchascomplexinformationasto_____learnersandtofailteacherspreparinginknowledgeandmethods.A.misjudge B.misunderstand C.misestimate D.misguide6.Thereisconvincingevidenceofalinkbetween_______tosunandskincancer.A.exposure B.blaze C.heat D.burn7.Thepolicehave______twosuspectsfromtheirinvestigation.A.restricted B.kidnapped C.acknowledged D.eliminated8.Hewasalways_____,evenwhenthingswereattheirworst.A.optimistic B.advanced C.repulsive D.heartfelt9.Japanhasbeentryingtobringitsnuclearcrisis_______,butthespreadofradiationhasraisedconcernsaboutthesafetyofthenuclearenergy.A.underrepair B.undercontrol C.underconstruction D.underreview10.Youmightbedrivenbyafearoffailurequiteasmuchas______success.A.adesirefor B.arequestfor C.atalentfor D.anecessityfor11.InWesternhighschools,poetryishardlytaughtbecauseitisconsideredtobe______andhavelittletodowiththelifeoftoday’sstudents.A.outofreach B.outofservice C.outofdate D.outofsight12.Withblood______fromhisleg,hemadeittoanearbyhouse.A.topour B.poured C.pour D.pouring13.Onlywhenareservoirisbuilthere_______ourirrigationproblem.A.canwesolve B.didwesolve C.havewesolved D.hadwesolved14.______culturediffersfromareatoarea,onethingisforsure:Culturechanges.A.If B.Though C.When D.Unless15.Ifyoumissthischance,itmaybeyears_____yougetanotherone.A.since B.after C.when D.before16.I’mconvincedthatadultsareasgladasthechildrenare_____thegoodnews.A.tohear B.hearing C.heard D.hear17.Yes,Tongliishometoagreatmanysouvenirshopsandlocalproducts,butwhatamazedmewas_____wellthetownispreserveddespitebeingopentotourism:Agoodbalancebetweencommercialactivitiesandlocallife.A.that B.how C.though D.what18.People____worryaboutfoodaremorelikelytodiet.Thismaybe____theyareworriedabouttheirweight,orabouttheimpactcertainnutrientshaveontheirhealth.A.who;because B.who;why C.which;what D.which;how19.Itisuncertain_____theriseiscausedbymoretimespentonscreensorlesstimeoutdoors,butpreviousstudieshavesuggesteddaylightexposureisthekey.A.how B.where C.what D.whether20.Soyouhavetobesurethat______postedtheinformationknows______they’retalkingabout,especiallyifyouaredoingresearch!A.nomatterwho;that B.whoever;what C.whomever;how D.nomatterwhom;which21.______hasmovedmanymoviegoerstotearsisthestoryofyoungwarriorsriskingitalltodefendtheirmotherland.A.Which B.What C.Who D.Why22.There’snowayofknowingwhyonemanmakesanimportantdiscovery_____anotherman,alsointelligent,fails.A.what B.that C.when D.while23.Theyarerequiredtoreflecton________theyaregratefulforand________theycanshinelightonothersaswell.A.what;how B.which;what C.who;that D.whom;which24.Itishoped_____thenewdigitalizedtechnologieswill_____the“rebirth”oftheculturalrelics,andbringthemtomoreplacesworldwide.A.what;estimate B.that;boost C.how;react D.whether;appreciate25.AsianelephantsareamongthemosthighlyprotectedanimalsinChinaand_____drovetheelephantstomaketheirlongtripisstillnotcompletelycertain.A.that B.which C.who D.what26.______weunderstandthingshasalottodowithwhatwefeel.A.What B.Why C.Whether D.How27.Thenewcomerwenttothelibrarytheotherdayandsearchedfor________hecouldfindaboutMarkTwain.A.whichever B.whatever C.however D.whoever28.Itremainstobeseen______thenewlyformedcommittee’spolicycanbe______.A.why;initsway B.whether;putintopracticeC.what;sentencedtodeath D.which;leftanimpression29.____somepeopleregardasadrawbackisseenasaplusbyothers.A.That B.Which C.What D.Whether30.Whatstudentsdoatcollegeseemstomattermuchmorethan________theygo.A.how B.what C.where D.why31.______isknowntousallisthattheconferencewilltakeplaceinBeijing.A.It B.What C.which D.who32.______youropinionis,people______theirthoughtsandideasthroughartforthousandsofyears.A.Whatever;areexpressing. B.Nomatterwhat;havebeenexpressingC.However;haveexpressed D.Nomatterwhich;express33.Theprojectwascompletedsoquicklybecausetheworkers______intosevenunitstoundertakedifferenttasksatthesametime.A.werearranged B.hadbeenarranged C.arranged D.havebeenarranged34.ThenumberofChinesesturgeonslivinginthewild______sharplytoabout50nowfromabout1,000in1982,accordingtoresearchers’estimates.A.falls B.fell C.hasfallen D.hadfallen35.Theyreadthelettertohimontheair,“Hello,mynameisBrendaSchmitz.Whenyoureceivethisletter,I_____mybattletocancer.”A.willlose B.havelost C.willhavelost D.lose36.Itisthenews______shewillmarryatsuchayoungage______surprisedallofus.A.that;which B.which;that C.that;when D.that;that37.DuringthesocialmediadetoxIfeltawful.Noteatingfortwodays______easier.A.was B.wouldhavebeen C.mustbe D.is38.Whatwesayshouldbe_______withwhatwedo,whichcan_______usgoodrelationships.A.consistent;guarantee B.constant;ensure C.instant;assist D.consisting;ensure39.Adiseasethat

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wastostudyallmorninginthelibrary,butthisturnedouttobeimpractical.A.occupation B.adaptation C.intention D.election41.Inordertobeadmittedintoanidealuniversity,weshouldknow________ittakes________wecanrealizeourdreams.A.that;when B.when;what C.how;that D.what,before42.Tom,ashyboy,wholacks______confidence,doesn’tget______attentionhedeserves.A.the;the B./;the C.the;/ D./;/43.Manydivorces________fromlackofcommunication,unless________properly,mayhaveabadinfluenceontheirchildren.A.rising;handled B.arisen;handling C.risen;handled D.arising;handled44.Nowadays,peopleseemtocareabouttheirowninterestmorethanothers’.______we____tothevaluesofthepast,lifewouldbebetter!A.would…return B.had…returned C.were…toreturn D.did…return45.Aspredicted,19-year-oldSophiaGiorgiwhoshowsgreat______inplayingtennishasbeenadmittedtothesportuniversityforhertalent.A.respect B.promise C.requirement D.considerate46.Fully________inbalancinghisbusinessandfamily,Janecansparelittletimeforvariousactivitiesintheclub.A.devoted B.contributed C.occupied D.attached47.Theresearchtheyhadbeendevotedto________tobeofgreatvaluetohealthcare.A.beingproved B.proving C.prove D.proved48.TuYouyou，aphysician,finallygottoknow_____realsuccesstasteslikewhenshewontheNobelPrizeinOctober.Shepioneeredanewapproachtomalaria(疟疾)treatment_____hasbenefitedbillionsofpeople.A.that;what B.what;that C.which;that D.how;which49.ChineseFirstLadyPengLiyuansaidontheUN70thanniversarythatitwasimportantforgirlstogotoschoolthoughwomenstill________overhalfoftheworld’spoorinpopulationand60%ofadultswhocan’tread.A.accountfor B.consistof C.setup D.putup50.IfPaulhadbeentakentohospitalwithoutdelayaftertheaccident,he________allrightnow.A.musthavebeen B.wouldhavebeen C.wouldbe D.hadn’tbeen51.Lotsofwastewaspouredintotheopenair,whichledto________.A.alargenumberofbirdshavingbeenkilled B.killalargenumberofbirdsC.alargenumberofbirds’beingkilled D.alargenumberofbirdstokill52.—Doyouknowwhytheypractice______thepianoeveryday?—Theypractice_______inthematchtobeheldnextweek.A.playing;tojoin B.playing;joining C.toplay;tojoin D.toplay;joining53.Techniquesfor_____sleepinvolvelearningtocontrolbothmindandbodysothatsleepcanoccur.A.promoting B.cultivating C.pushing D.strengthening54.______,hecouldstilllifttheheavyrockwithoutanydifficulty.A.Weakwhileheseemed B.HoweverweakasheseemedC.Weakasheseemed D.Weakalthoughheseemed55._______,sowehadtostayatschoolinsteadofgoingforanouting.A.Thedaybeingcold B.BeingacolddayC.Itwasacoldday D.Becausethecoldday第二部分阅读理解（共两节，满分50分）第一节阅读下列短文，从每题所给的A、B、C和D四个选项中，选出最佳选项。（共I5小题;每小题2.5分，满分37.5分）AEscapeNewYorkispoweredbytheNewYorkCycleClub,a100%volunteerorganizationintheserviceoftheNewYorkCyclingcommunity.Anditisopentoridersatalllevels.Therideoffersfiveroutes.BergenSpin,25miles.Newtocycling?IsthisyourfirsttimetorideoutsideoftheHudsonGreenwayorCentralPark?Expandyourhorizons(视野)asyouridethroughtheleafyBergenCounty.PiermontPleasures,50miles.Doyouprefera“touring”approachtocycling?Enjoythesceneryonourhalf-centurytriptothehistoricvillageofPiermontontheHudson.RocklandRoll,75miles.Lookingforsomethingnew?Winover4,000feetofheightgainasyouwindyourwayuphilltoscenicRocklandCounty.CenturyChallenge,100miles.Areyouanexperiencedriderlookingtotakecontrolofnewterritory(领地)？Climbnearly6,000feetwhilecompletingajourneythroughbeautifultownsandcountrysidethattakeyouintoandaroundHarrimanStatePark.TheDirtySpin,60miles.Forthefirsttimein24years,EscapeNewYorkoffersriderstoescapethecityondirtroads.The60-milecenturyroutegoesfromSakuraParktoNyackBeachStatePark,offering2,800feetofheightandbeingpartlypaved(铺)withhardrocks.Thedirtrouteoffersadifferentkindofjourney.Werecommendusingaroadbikewith28mmorwidertiresonthisrouteandweaskriderstobecomfortablewhenridingondirtroadsandbeabletoguideontheirown.Plus:AllridersaretoleaveManhattanviatheGeorgeWashingtonBridgeandexplorethebeautyandhistoryjustacrosstheHudsonRiver.56.WhatcanweknowaboutEscapeNewYork?A.Itisaworldwidecycleclub. B.Itchargesforthemembership.C.Itwelcomesallkindsofriders. D.Itisanofficialorganization.57.SomepeoplechooseBergenSpinprobablybecause___________.A.theycanenjoynaturalbeauty. B.theywanttoseetheCentralPark.C.it’sanewrouteappealingtoriders. D.it’stheeasiestfortheinexperienced.58.WhatisspecialabouttheDirtySpin?A.Itisaroutewithtoughconditions. B.Itprovidesriderswithroadbikes.C.Ithasaguidetoleadtheway. D.Itisthelongestroute.BThere’sareasonwhyyoucan’tresisttheattractivecallofMcDonald’s,Target,andNetflix.Whatisthethingaboutthesecompanylogos(商标)thatmakespeoplestopintheirtracks?Theyshareacommoncolor:red.That’snotbyaccident.Peoplemakejudgmentswithinaminuteandahalfafterseeingapersonoranobject,accordingtothedigitalmarketingfirmWebpageFX.Andasmuchas90percentofthatimpressionisbasedonthecoloralone.Marketersusecertaincolorsintheirlogooradvertisementstoraiseemotionsandfeelingsthatencouragepeopletobuy,saysEmilyCarter,awebmarketinganalystforWebpageFX.“Redisassociatedwithincreasedheartrates,andit’susedtocreateasenseofurgency,”Cartersays.“Thisiswhyyoucanoftenseeredtagsforclearancesales.Thecolorredisalsosaidtoactivateappetite,andisthususedbyanumberofrestaurants,foodanddrinksbrandslikeMcDonald’s’andCoca-Cola.Ontheotherhand,thecolorblueisoftenusedbycorporatebusinesses,asitconveysasenseofsecurityandtrust.”Yourattractiontoredisn’tonlybecauseyou’rehungryorlookingforagooddeal.Thephotoreceiversinyoureyesareparticularlysensitivetolongwavelengthlight,whichweseeasred.“There’samotivationformakinglogosredbecauseredisthemostvisiblecolor,”saysBevilConway,aneuroscientistandartistfromtheNationalEyeInstitute.Heandotherresearchershavestudiedhowcolortranslatesacrosslanguages.“There’sincreasingevidencethatredisaspecialcolor.Ofallcolors,acrossthewholeworld,inalloftheworld’slanguages,wecommunicateredmostefficiently.”Beviladdsthatthecolorredcanbeassociatedwithbothpositiveandnegativeemotions,whichdependsonhowcompaniesuseit.Redmaybeangryandaggressiveatstopsigns,oritcansignallove,attractionandvalentines’hearts.Butitalwaysstandsout.59.People’sfirstimpressionofsomethingismainlyaffectedby___________.A.thecolorofit B.theshapeofit C.theirownexperience D.theirownemotions60.McDonald’sandCoca-Colaareusedasexamplestoshow___________.A.redgivesasenseofsecurityandtrust B.redcanhelpraisepeople’sheartrateC.redcanencouragepeopletoeat D.redcanmakepeoplebuymore61.WhichofthefollowingmayBevilConwayagreewith?A.Mostofthecompaniesshareacolorintheirlogo.B.Redisthemostwidelyusedcoloracrosstheglobe.C.Companiesalwaysuseredinlogosbecauseofitsvisibility.D.Redalwaysattractsattentioninspiteofitsoppositefeatures.62.Whichofthefollowingmightbethebesttitleofthetext?A.Whatarethetruemeaningsofsomecolors?B.Whydocompaniespreferredintheirlogo?C.Thepositiveandnegativeinfluencesofcertaincolors.D.Therelationshipbetweencolorsandpeople’semotions.CFogoftenleadstoserious,costlyaccidentsparticularlyaroundairports,docksandhighways.Monitoringvisibilityconditionsinrealtimecouldimprovepublicsafetyandsavetensofmillionsofdollarsinthetransportationareaalone.Butconventionalfog-detectionsystemsincludingsatellites,visibilitysensorsandhumanobservationscansufferfrompoorresolution(分辨率),highcostorlowsensitivityneartheground,wheremonitoringisquitecritical.Recently,engineersNoamDavidandH.OliverGao,bothfromCornellUniversity,developedawaytousesignaldatafromcell-phonetowerstodetectatmosphericconditionsthatcaneasilydevelopfog.Wirelesscommunicationsdataarepassedwithinnetworksofantennatowers(天线塔)asmicrowaveradiation.Andthechangeinweatherconditionscanaffectthestrengthofsignalsreceivedatthetowers.Thus,communicationsdataofferalow-cost,continuousmeansoffogmonitoring.DavidandGaosuccessfullyemployedthisapproachtopredictfogaroundthelandinTelAviv,Israel,foroveranhourbeforeitappeared.Theyidentifiedpatternsinhowthestrengthofmicrowavesignalsisalteredinresponsetodifferenthumidity(湿度)andtemperature.Unlikesatellites,themethoddistinguishesbetweenground-levelfogandlow-levelclouds.Communicationnetworksareusedeffectivelyworldwide,whichwouldmakeiteasytoadoptthismethodinmostregions.“Inprinciple,wecoulduseexistingsystemsforday-to-dayearlydetectionoffogformation,”Davidsays.“Becausesystemdatacanbereceivedinrealtime,wecanimagineshort-termearlywarningagainstfog."Headvocatescarefultestingindiversepartsofthewordtoexplorethemethod'slimitations.Thenewworkshowsitispossibletodetecttheconditionsthathappenbeforefogforms.KellyCaylor,anenvironmentalscientist,whowasnotinvolvedinthework,says,“It'sasignificantstepforward.There'ssomethingremarkableandquitesatisfyingaboutfindingsomanysignalsinwhatwouldotherwisebeconsiderednoise.”63.Whatcanweknowabouttheconventionalfog-detectionsystems?A.Theydonotworkverywell.B.They'reonlyelectiveinsomeareas.C.They'vebeenimprovedintransportation.D.Theydonotmonitorthesituationneartheground.64.Theunderlinedword“altered”inParagraph3canbereplacedby________.A.Emphasized.. B.Generated. C.Detected. D.Changed.65.WhatisKellyCaylor'sattitudetowardsthenewwayofdetectingfog?A.Indifferent. B.Favorable. C.Critical. D.Doubtful.66.Whatdoesthetextmainlytalkabout?A.Differentopinionsonanewwaytodetectfog.B.Thewideavailabilityofcommunicationnetworks.C.Theurgencyofdetectingfogtoensurepublicsafety.D.Thedetectionoffogthroughsignalsfromcell-phonetowers.DYearsofexposuretoAmericanshas,atlast,convincedmeofsomethingabouttheirfoodculture.Inowthinkthey’recorrectinoneoflife’sgreatdilemmas:wheneatingatarestaurant,itisreallyfinetopolitelysendyourfoodbackifitisnotwhatyouordered,orcoveredincheesewhenyouaskedfornocheese,etc.Ofcourse,theideamakesmefeelanxious;theBritishfearofmakingasceneisplantedinmysoul.Butwhatpersuadedme,intheend,wasrealizinghowself-centeredthatfearactuallyis.Areyoureallysuchabigdealthatyourno-cheeserequestwillembarrassyourfellowdiners,ruinthewaiter'sday,andsendwavesofshockthroughthekitchen?Faceit:you'renot.Instead,you'reinthesituationofwhatmightbetermed“egocentricreticence(以自我为中心的沉默).”Egocentricreticenceraiseditsheadagaintheotherdayinastudyaboutgratitude,whichfoundthatpeopleunderestimatehowmuchdelightathank-younotecanbring.ThepsychologistsAmitKumarandNicholasEpleyhadpeoplesendgratefulmessagestosomeonewho'dmadeadifferencetotheirlives.Againandagain,theyfound,sendersassumedtheirwordswouldleadtolesshappinessandmoreawkwardnessthantheyreallydid,andthatrecipientswouldjudgetheirletter-writingcompetencecruelly,too.Evenintheseeminglyselflesscontextofexpressinggratitude,senderscouldn’thelpgivingtoomuchweighttotheirownperspective.Soifyoustopyourselffromsendingsomeoneathank-younotebecauseyou'reworriedyou'llmakethemfeelawkwardorannoyed,youarelettingegocentrismpreventanactionthatwouldhavemadebothofyouhappier.Themostacuteformofegocentricreticence,surely,isextremeshyness.“Shynessisjustegotismoutofitsdepth,”famousactressPenelopeKeithoncetoldaninterviewer.ThequotewaslaterregardedasalinethewriterSadieSteincreditswithcuringherownshyness.“Forsomereason,theclearcrueltyofthatquotewaswhatIneeded,”Steinwrote.“OK,Ithought...Nooneislookingatyou.”67.BeforecontactingAmericans,theauthorthoughtsendingrestaurantfoodbackwas________.A.certainlyacustomer'srightB.finetodojustinsomeculturesC.acceptablebutnotworthysometimesD.embarrassingandwouldcausetrouble68.Ifsomeoneisinasituationofegocentricreticence,hemight________.A.hesitatetodosomethingduetoself-centeredreasonsB.keepsendingwavesofshocktoothersC.beignorantofotherpeople'sfeelingsD.dosomethingextremelyembarrassing69.Whatdidthestudyaboutgratitudefind?A.Peoplemayregardsendinggratefulmessagesunimportant.B.It'scommonforAmericanstosendathank-youletter.C.It'simportanttothankothersafterbeinghelped.D.Peopleoftentakeathank-younoteforgranted.70.WhatdoesSadieStein'sstorytellus?A.Wesometimesneedshynesstobehavewell.B.Weshouldpaynoattentiontootherpeople'sthoughts.C.Wecanovercomeourshynessbyremovingouregotism.D.Weshouldavoidbeingexposedtootherpeople'sfocus.第二节（共5小题;每小题2.5分，满分12.5分）根据短文内容，从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。ThehistoryoffireworksbeganaroundthefirstcenturyBC,whentheChineseinventedgunpowder(火药).____71____Theyusedcrackers(爆竹)toscareoffbadspiritsandexpressgoodwishes.EarlyChinesefireworksweregenerallyfirecrackers,designedtomakealoudsound.MarcoPoloisgenerallybelievedtobringgunpowdertoEurope.Asaresult,someEuropeansattemptedtocopythewaysofmakinggunpowderinordertomaketheirownfireworks.____72____Itdevelopedaerialshells(礼花弹)whichcouldbeforceduphighbeforeexploding.Thisinventionfurtherpushedfireworks’development,makingfireworksdisplaysmoreattractive.Withthedevelopmentofaerialshells,thehistoryoffireworkstookoff.Producersbegantryingtomakegreaterandmorecomplexfireworkswhichwouldexplodeintocolorfuldesigns.____73____Besides,theyfeaturedspecialcolors,designs,andshapeswhichweremeanttoattractviewers,afarcryfromthecrackersofthe10thcentury.____74____Inthe20thcentury,fireworksproducersbegantobeconcernedaboutthem.Theybegantonoticethatmanyofthechemicalswhichcreatethebeautifulcolorsassociatedwithfireworksdisplaysarequiteharmful,andthatfireworksalsoproducealotofbadsmoke.Asaresult,somefireworksproducersbegantryingtoproducethefireworkswhichwouldcauselesssmoke.Whilethehistoryoffireworkshascomequiteawayfromspirit-frighteningcrackers,fireworksdisplayscontinuetoamazepeopleallovertheworld,andthebrightcolorsoffireworksarecloselyassociatedwithmajorcelebrationsintheeyesofmanypeople.Fireworksdisplaysaretypicallywell-attendedasaresult.Andcompanieswhichspecializeinfireworkscanchargehighpricesfortheirservices,especiallyonmajorholidays.____75____A.Fireworksalsohavenegativesideeffects.B.Fireworksdisplaysbeganlastingmuchlonger.C.TherewereotherthreegreatinventionsinancientChina.D.Italymadeaspecialcontributiontothehistoryoffireworks.E.Inspiteofthis,therearestillmanycustomersforthefireworks.F.ThusinItalyandGermany,severalproducersoffireworksappeared.G.Bythe10thcenturyAD,theChinesehadproducedfireworksforNewYear.第三部分语言运用（共两小节，共30分）第一节完形填空(共15小题;每小题1分，满分15分）阅读下面短文，从短文后务题所给的A、B、C和D四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。Onaweekdayevening,Janewasathomeasusual.Shewasunexpectedly___76___byanurgentcallfromhersister“Getoverhere!TurnonNBCandchecktheseguysout.Theyarejustlikeyou...”Onemessageandaphoneinterviewlater,Jane___77___herselfonabuswith8strangersinthemiddleoftheextremedesertheatofUtah,pickingupgarbageandraising___78___aboutzero-wasteandclimatechange.Withadeep___79___oftheenvironmentandadesiretomakea___80___,Jane,Davey,andagroupofself-described“environmentalpick-upartists”wentonacoast-to-coastroadsidegarbagepick-up.Astheywalked,sometimesonly___81___0.9milesinanentireday,they___82___andsteadilymadetheirwayacrosstheUnitedStates,pickingupatotalof201,678poundsofgarbageinthreeyears.Duringaninterview,JaneandDavey___83___wonderfulstoriesofhopeandinspirationthatfuelledtheir___84___tocontinuetheirjourney.Afterspendingweekssilently____85____howshewouldhaveenoughmoneytoflyhomefortheirspringbreak,Janereceivedanenvelope____86____with$850cashinthedesert,justenoughtogetherhomeandback.Aftertheirbus____87____outsideofDenver,theyunexpectedlygothelpand____88____YosemiteNationalPar