福建同安第一中学2025-2026学年第二学期期中学情监测高二英语试卷（含答案）

2025-2026学年高二下期中英语试卷一、阅读理解AAncientArtExhibitionsofMuseumofFineArtsHoustonArtsofAfrica“African”describesartsofAfricafrom500BCtothepresent.TheMuseum’sAfricanartcollectionfeaturesmasks(面具),statues,headdresses,cloths,andobjectsfromavarietyofregions,cultures,andcountries.ThemostfamousoneisametalheadofakingfromtheCourtofBenin.Manyartworkswerecreatedtostrengthenthepositionandpoweroftherulers,ortosymbolizeposition.Othershonorancestors.ArtsofthePacificIslandsandAustraliaTheartsincludethosefromAustralia,NewZealand,PapuaNewGuinea,andotherSouthPacificIslandsthatmakeuparegiononcecalled“Oceania”.Theoceanhasshapedthesepeoplesandtheirart.Manyworksweremadefromwoodandplants,anddecoratedwithpaint,feathers,andshells.Valuableobjectswerealsocarvedfromstone.GlassellCollectionofAncientAmericaGoldplayedanimportantroleinancientCentralandSouthAmerica.AncientAmericansvaluedgoldforitsspiritualpower.Goldwasconsideredtobepartofthesunandhaditsenergy.Thiscollectioniswithoutequalintheworld.GlassellCollectionofAfricaFromancienttimes,goldwasasymbolofwealthandpower,andgoldartworkswerehighlyprized.OnAfrica’swestcoast,goldwasrich.Chiefsusedgoldworkstoprovepowerandrespect,andtopromotepoliticalunity.TheGlassellCollectionofAfricanGoldisconsideredthefinestofitskindintheworld,anditisthelargestcollectionofAfricangoldinanAmericanmuseum.1.WhichstandsoutinArtsofAfrica’scollection?A．Anancientmask.B．Ametalhead.C．Auniquestoneobject.D．Abeautifulheaddress.2.What’sacharacteroftheworksfromArtsofthePacificIslandsandAustralia?A．Theywereinfluencedbytheocean.B．Theywereownedbyancientrulers.C．TheyshapedOceanianpeople’slife.D．Theywerespeciallydecoratedfordifferentpurposes.3.WhatdotheworksofGlassellCollectionofAncientAmericaandGlassellCollectionofAfricahaveincommon?A．Theyincludedonationsofdifferentcollectors.B．Theystandforthehighestlevelofart.C．Theyfeaturefineartworkscontaininggold.D．Theyshowrespectfortheancestors.BAtfirstsight,Easthopedoesn’tseemmuchlikeaCassandra(希腊神话人物).Shesmilesalot.Hermanneriskindandmotherly;pushedtonameherprofession,youmightguessatnurseorteacher.Butlookcloser.Easthopeisanemergencyplannerwhosejobistosupportthesurvivorsofmajordisasters,inwhichcapacitysheactedfollowingthe2004IndianOceantsunamiandthefireatGrenfellTower.Fortwodecades,thepublicknewnothingaboutthisvitalwork,whichwentonbehindthescenes,thoughshewashugelyadmiredinwhatwemightcallprofessionaldisastercircles:avoiceofcalmandafountainofwisdom.Butin2023,shepublishedabest-sellingbookabouthercareer,WhentheDustSettles,andthatchanged.Peoplebecameveryinterestedinwhatshedid.“Atliteraryfestivals,mostauthorsgetquestionsabouttheirwritingprocess,”Easthopesays.“ButIwouldn’tgetthose.WhatpeoplewantedfrommewastoknowhowIlivedwiththeknowledgethatIhave.Wasn’tIafraid?HowdidIhandleit?IwouldtellthemthatIdidn’tliveafraid,andIwouldgivethembasicadvice.Butthiswasn’tenough.”Intheend,shefeltshehadnochoicebuttowriteasecondbook,oneinwhichshewouldtrytocoverallthatshehaslearnedforthebenefitofeachindividual.WhileherpublisherdescribesComeWhatMayasaroadmapforresilience(韧性),thewordisoneEasthopedislikes.Ready,shesuggests,isabetterone.Easthopealsoremindspeoplethatsmallthings,likelosinghairduringillnessorconsumingtoomuchfoodaftersomeonedies,stillmatter.Sheencouragespeopletoremember,nottoforget,whathappenedduringdisasters,becausesucheventsleavealong-lastingeffect.4.WhatmightaCassandrabelikeaccordingtoparagraph1?A．Friendlyandenergetic.B．Competentandcautious.C．Cheerfulandeasy-going.D．Seriousandunapproachable.5.WhatledtoincreasedpublicawarenessofEasthope’sworkin2023?A．Thepublicationofabestseller.B．Herinvolvementin2004tsunamirelief.C．Thegrowthofprofessionaldisastercircles.D．Hersuddenrisetofamethroughmedia.6.Whyarereaders’questionscitedinparagraph3?A．TorevealEasthope’spersonalfears.B．ToexplainEasthope’swritingprocess.C．ToshowcaseEasthope’swritingmotivation.D．TopresentpublicdoubtsaboutEasthope’swork.7.WhatdoesEasthopeagreeonhandlingdisasters?A．Forgettingaidsrecovery.B．Resiliencemattersmost.C．Positivethinkingtakesthelead.D．Minorsufferingsdeserveattention.CInsomnia(失眠症),aconditionaffecting10%oftheglobalpopulationandupto33%ofolderadults,haslongbeenconnectedtoanoveractivemindatnight,butitskeycontributorremainedunclearuntilapioneeringstudybytheUniversityofSouthAustralia(UniSA)wascompleted.PublishedunderthetitleCognitive-affectivedisengagement:24-hourrhythm(节律)ininsomniacsversushealthygoodsleepers,thestudyisthefirsttouncoverthecorelinkbetweenthisconditionandthedisturbanceofthebiologicalclock.Theresearcherssetupauniqueexperimentinvolving32senioradults,16withinsomniaand16healthysleepers.Theparticipantsweremonitored24hoursundertightlycontrolled,low-lightlaboratorysettings,andaskedtostayawake,avoidingoutsidestimulithatmightupsetthebrain’snaturalrhythm.Theyfilledoutchecklistseveryhour,ratingthequality,tone,andcontrollabilityofthoughts.Theresultswerestriking:Bothgroupshadclearcircadian(昼夜)rhythmsinmentalactivity,withafternoonhighsandearly-morningdeclines,asexpected.However,theunexpectedpartlayintheirdifferences.LeadresearcherKurtLushingtonsaid,“Unlik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information—it’saboutpersonalgrowth.18____________Wecreatestoriestomakesenseoftheworld,findpurposeinstruggleandconnectourpasttoourfuture.However,AIdoesn’twonderabout“thewhy”behindwhatitdoes.Instead,itjustprocessesrequestsandgeneratesresponses,withoutcaringabouttheoutcomebeyondthegoalsthatit’spre-programmedtoachieve.WehavefreewillwhileAIhascodes(代码).Humanscanchoosegenerosityoverself-interest,forgivenessoverhatred,andinnovationoverconformity.ButAIonlyfollowsrules.Nomatterhowadvanced,it’salwaysboundbyitsprogramming.19____________AImaybeextraordinarilyusefulandhelpful,butitwilllikelyneverprovidewhatmakesushuman—empathy(共情),truelove,meaningfulpurposeandlifeexperiences.20____________Inthisway,wecanensurethattechnologywillservehumanity—nottheotherwayaround.A．It’sgainingpopularity.B．Besides,itisdeeplypractical.C．WeareconsideratewhileAIiscreative.D．WeseekmeaningwhileAIfollowsinstructions.E．Itdoesn’thavedesires,beliefsorindependentthoughts.F．Everyfailure,successandchallengecaninfluenceourfuturedecisions.G．Sovalueourandothers’emotionaldepth,lifeexperiencesandcreativepotential.二、完形填空ChristywashelpingMumsortthroughboxesthey’dfoundintheirnewhome.“Look,”sheheldupanoldphoto,“ItsaysMabelbesideDreamLake,summer1910.”Itlookedso21______.Christyaskedifshecould22______it.Mumagreed,addingthatMabelwasoncetheownerofthehouse,butshedidn’tknowaboutthe23______.NowChristyhadapuzzleto24______.WherewasDreamLake?Thenextmorning,Christywenttothelocal25______,whereshelookedthrough26______ofthetown.Theyshowedstreets,businesses,butnolakes.Backhome,whileshewasstaringoutherbedroomwindow,a27______feelinghither.Christyquickly28______Mabel’sphotoandranoutside.Inits29______,asteeple(尖塔)roseaboveaborderofshorttrees.Itlookedmuchliketheonenowvisibleabovethelineoftreesofherbackyard.“Mum!”shoutedChristy.“It’sthesamesteeple.Thispicturewastakeninour30______!”Mumhurriedoutsidetolook.“Yeah,thetreeshave31______grown,butit’sthesamesteeple.Butwhere’sthelake?”Theyfinallyturnedtothehistoricalsociety.Butnoonetherehadeverheardofsuchalake.Andallthe32______proveduseless.“Idon’t33______it,”saidChristyinconfusion.Thatnight,34______camedownandcooledtheair.Earlythenextmorning,Christywokeupandlookedoutofherwindow.“DreamLake!”yelledChristy.“We35______thepuzzle,Mum!”21.A．colourfulB．historicalC．permanentD．real22.A．shareB．hangC．copyD．keep23.A．ladyB．timeC．lakeD．photo24.A．careforB．worryaboutC．workoutD．takeup25.A．galleryB．parkC．theatreD．library26.A．mapsB．postersC．filmsD．journals27.A．positiveB．familiarC．horribleD．strange28.A．hidB．threwC．toreD．grabbed29.A．compositionB．backgroundC．reflectionD．shade30.A．backyardB．houseC．neighbourhoodD．town31.A．merelyB．slowlyC．hardlyD．truly32.A．searchesB．aidsC．scenesD．guesses33.A．makeB．likeC．getD．believe34.A．snowB．rainC．windD．fog35.A．solvedB．foundC．completedD．proved三、短文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。ThefirstLightingXi’anFestival,36____________combinedtraditionalculturewithmoderndesign,waslaunchedatXi’ancitysquare.ItwastitledGeometryofLight,asajointeffortbetweenthemanagementofXi’ancitysquareandtheartplatformWAVELENGTH.Thefestival,featuringworksofinternationallightartists,demonstratedtheir37____________(represent)workswithsite-specificcreationstailoredtoXi’an’srichculturalcontext.It38____________(recognize)thatthisfestivalhasopenedanewchapterinthecity’sculturallandscape.Duringitsopening,twocoretopicswerediscussed39____________responsetocurrenturbandevelopmenttrends:thesharedsuccessofbusinessandcitiesandtheintegratedinnovationofartandbusiness.Eventorganizerstalkedabouttheir40____________(insight)intoseveralkeyareas:thedesigningphilosophy,thepersonalizeddigitalart,41____________thepotentialinteractionbetweentechnologyandart.Oneorganizerrecalled,“IstillrememberthatmycolleaguesandIwerecollaboratingtobrainstormthecoreconceptthistimelastyear,andnowitispresentedto42____________public.AndIfeelthatthisjourneyisdefinitely43____________(reward).”Thegoalofthisfestivalis44____________(continue)buildingandstrengtheningtheculturalbrand,thusfurther45____________(integrate)artisticbeautywithpublicspacestosignificantlyboosturbanculturalvitalityandultimatelyfosterthemutualgrowthofcultureandcommerce.四、书信写作46.假定你是李华，外教Mr.Pullen计划使用AI工具为学生提供全天候的英语口语练习支持。然而，你认为这种做法可能存在问题。请你给外教写一封邮件，内容包括：1.说明问题；2.提出建议。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。DearMr.Pullen,________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Bestregards,LiHua五、读后续写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。注意：(1)续写词数应为150个左右;(2)请按如下格式在答题纸的相应位置作答。Jacklookedoutofthecarwindowwhenheandhismompassedtheiroldneighborhood.Hisfingerstappednervouslyonhisbackpackashismomtoldhimthemovingcompanyhadfoundsomelostboxesfromtheirrecentmove,andshecouldgetthemthatafternoon.AfeelingofhoperoseinJack’sheart.HeaskedquietlyifBigDogmightbe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