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湖南永州市2025-2026学年高一下学期期末考试英语试题一、阅读理解AWanttorelaxbyshopping?Putonyourmostcomfortableshoes.Let’swindowshopatfouroftheworld’sbestdepartmentstores.LaRinascente,FlorenceAmongthebest-knownstoresinFlorence,thissix-floordepartmentstore,foundedinthe1990s,houseseverythingyou’dexpectfromaluxuryshoppingcentre,plustraditionalTuscangoodsincludingterracotta,oliveoilsandwroughtiron.Don’tmisstherooftopterrace(阳台)foracappuccino,anItalianpastryandafantasticviewofthecity.DetskyMir,MoscowFamoussinceSoviettimes,“Children’sWorld”wasEurope’slargestchildren’sdepartmentstorewhenitopenedin1957,andthedreamdestinationofcountlessRussianchildrenforitsendlessselectionoftoysandgames.Closedforextensiverenewalsbetween2008and2014,thefullyrenewedstoreisonceagainopenforbusiness.Harrods,LondonCompletedin1849,withmorethan90,000squaremetresofsellingspace,Harrodsistheworld’smosticonicdepartmentstore.Gotcashtoburn?Bookapersonalshoppertoshowyouaroundandhelpyoupickoutwhatyoulikebest.Fromcreamteatotapas,therestaurantselectioninthisiconicLondonattractionwillleaveyousatisfied.LeBonMarche,ParisTheoldestdepartmentstoreinParisand,somesay,thefirstintheworld,LeBonMarchéwasdesignedbyGustavEiffelandopenedin1852.Thefooddepartment,LagrandeépiceriedeParis,stocksmorethan5,000localandglobalproducts—Frenchartisanaljams,SpanishhamandWelshmineralwater—forthepickypicnicker.1.Whichstoreoffersanoverlookofthecityontherooftop?A.LaRinascente.B.Harrods.C.DetskyMir.D.LeBonMarché.2.WhatwasDetskyMirmainlyintendedforwhenitopenedin1957?A.SellinglocalTuscangoods.B.Attractingworldwidetourists.C.Servingchildren’sshoppingneeds.D.Offeringaselectionofglobalfoods.3.WhatdoHarrodsandLeBonMarchehaveincommon?A.Theyhaveahistoryofoveracentury.B.Theyprovidetastyfoodontherooftop.C.Theywereonceclosedformajorrepairs.D.Theyofferapersonalshoppertothecustomers.BOn16August2023,SamarFarooqui,anextreme-adventureathletehadleaptoffa530-metrecliffinLauterbrunnen,Switzerland.Hislifewasontheline.Luckily,hewassavedbytherescuersandrushedtothehospital.AsdoctorsinSwitzerlandandIndiareconstructedhisbody,Farooqui’smindwasunconscious.Emotionally,hewasfilledwithanxietyandscareaboutthefuture.Onedoctortoldhimhewouldneveragaindoapull-up.Thethoughtofhavingtogiveuptheoutdoorsandhispassiontorehimapart.WhenhereturnedtoMumbaiamonthlater,hismotherhadtoattendtohimconstantly.Onenight,hewoketofindherrestingatthefootofhisbed.Themomentbrokehim.Depressioncreptinquietly,andFarooquirealizedheneededtorebuildhimself.Hebeganbywatchingtheaccidentfootage(片段).Slidebyslide,heanalyzedthejump.Thefirstfewviewingswereunbearable.Butgradually,revisitingthepainfulexperiencebecamethecure,understandingreplacingfearandacceptancereplacingavoidance.Whenfurthersurgeriesrequiredmoreimmobility,hepreparedmentally.Ifhisbodycouldnotmove,hismindwould.Hebeganwriting,expressedgratitudeandleanedonhissupportsystem—hisfamily,hisgirlfriend,friends.“Yourvictoriesareneveryourown,”hesays.“Theybelongtoyoursupportsystem.I’mnotsurewhatwouldhavehappenedifIhadkeptitallbottledup.”Byearlylastyear,Farooquiwasbackonhisfeet.Therewerestillsomephysicalhurdlestocross,buthechosetomoveforward.Hereturnedtoslacklining(走绳),rediscoveringbalanceandrelearninghisbody’sabilities,nolongertakingthemforgranted.Thescarsthatonceunsettledhimbecamethewitnessofsurvival.Today,anothergoalstirsinhim:settingtherecordforthehighestslacklinewalkintheworld,hungbetweentwohot-airballoons.4.HowdidFarooquifeelwhenhewastoldthetruthbyadoctor?A.Relievedtoknowit.B.Determinedtoprovehimself.C.Heartbrokenforhavingtostophiscareer.D.Painfulwiththedoctor’swrongjudgement.5.WhydidFarooquichoosetowatchtheaccidentfootagerepeatedly?A.Tofeeltheunbearablepainagain.B.Tofacetherealityandovercomefear.C.Tofindoutthecausesofhisaccident.D.Tolearnfromhismistakesandstartanewcareer.6.WhatcanweinferfromFarooqui’spreparationsforhisfurtheroperations?A.Hehidhisfeelingsinthebottles.B.Heturnedtohisdoctorsforsupport.C.Hechangedhiscareerpathtowriting.D.Herebuilthismentalityindifferentways.7.WhichofthefollowingcanbestdescribeFarooqui?A.Gratefulandstrong-willed.B.Generousandcourageous.C.Passionateandcreative.D.Considerateandhelpful.CInrecentdecades,pancreaticcancer,oneofthemostdifficult-to-treatdiseases,remainsdeadlywithrisingglobalcases.However,onMay31atamajorChicagocancermeeting,EileenO’Reilly,principalresearcheratMemorialSloanKetteringCancerCenterinNewYork,showedpeoplewithadvancedpancreaticcancertakinganexperimentaldailypilllivednearlytwicelongerthanthosereceivingchemotherapyinfusions(化疗).About70%ofpeoplewithpancreaticcancerarediagnosed(诊断)atanadvancedstageforlackofroutinescreeningandhiddensymptoms,likeacontinuoussoreback.Standardtreatmentinvolveschemotherapy,butmostpatientssurviveonlythreetosixmonthsonaverage.Morethan90%ofpancreaticcancersaredrivenbymutations(突变)intheKRASgene,whichencodestheK-Rasprotein.Mutationskeeptheproteinlockedinanactivestate,causingcancercellstodivideuncontrollably.EileenO’Reillyandhercolleagueswonderedifadrugcalleddaraxonrasibcouldweakenitssignalsandslowthegrowthofcancercells.Theyrecruited500patientsfromtheUS,EuropeandAsia,allunresponsivetoinitialchemotherapy,dividingthemintotwogroups:onetookthedrugdaily,theothercontinuedchemotherapy.Intheprocess,only1%stoppedthedrugduetosideeffects,suchasspots,while11%stoppedchemotherapyduetonegativeeventsliketiredness.Theresearchersfoundthattheparticipantsinthedaraxonrasibgroupwentontosurvivefor13.2months,onaverage,comparedwith6.7monthsinthechemotherapygroup.What’smore,theconvenientoralpillhasfarfewersideeffectsthanstandardchemotherapy.Expertscallitthefirstmajorbreakthroughindecadesforadvancedpancreaticcancer.“It’satransformativetreatment,”saysPilarAcedo,aseniorresearcheronpancreaticcanceratUniversityCollegeLondon.“Itgivesyoudoublethetimetoenjoyyourlife,bewithyourfamilyanddothethingsyouhavealwayswantedtodo.”8.Whyaremostpancreaticcancerpatientsdiagnosedlate?A.Theyignoreearlywarningsigns.B.Theykeeptheirsymptomssecret.C.Theylackscreeningandobvioussymptoms.D.Theyhavewideaccesstoroutinescreening.9.WhatcanwelearnfromParagraph3?A.DaraxonrasibisdevelopedtofixthemutatedKRASgene.B.The500patientshadneverreceivedchemotherapybefore.C.KRASgenemutationsresultinuncontrolledcancercelldivision.D.Participantsinthedruggrouptookdaraxonrasibeveryotherday.10.Whatistheadvantageofthedrugdaraxonrasib?A.Itrequiresregularvisitstothehospital.B.Itworkswellforpatientsinearlystages.C.Itcompletelycuresadvancedpancreaticcancer.D.Itextendssurvivalandcausesfewersideeffects.11.Whichofthefollowingcanbethebesttitleforthepassage?A.KRASGeneMutation:ANewHopeforCancerCure.B.PancreaticCancer:EasytoBeFoundatAdvancedStage.C.Chemotherapy:TheStandardTreatmentforAdvancedCancer.D.TransformativeTreatment:ANewDrugDoublesSurvivalTime.DThousandsofcooler-sizedfood-deliveryrobotsarenowwalkinginAmericanstreets.Themachinesmaptheirenvironmentsusingthesamecamerasandsensorsasself-drivingcars.Artificialintelligencethenhelpsthemdecidehowtocrosstheroad,avoidrunnersandclimbsnowbanks.TheyareamongthemostnoticeableexamplesofAItakinghumanjobs.Whentheyarriveatarestaurant,aworkeropensoneup,popsintheorder,andthey’reontheirway.Ahumanremotelycontrolseachself-drivingrobot,whichtravelsupto5mph.Camerasandsensorsoneachunitallowthemtomovearoundwalkersandotherblocks,butsomecangetstuck,likearobot,named“Scott,”whowentoffthesidewalkintothemud.Therobotspromiseefficiency.“Movingatwo-poundburritoinatwo-tonnecardoesn’tmakealotofsense,”saysAliKashani,thebossofServe.RoughlyaquarterofAmericancartrips,henotes,are“last-mile”tasksandshoppingruns.Thesejourneysnotonlyclog(堵塞)streetsbutarepricey:WhyshouldmovingaproductfromChinatowncost$10whenshippingitfromChinamightcost$2?Smallrobotstransportingmoretakeawayscouldalsohelpliftlocaleconomies.Andarobotis100timesmoreenergy-efficientthanamotorcycle.Theonlyproblem?Peopleseemtohatethem.Social-mediavideosofwalkersassaultingthemhavespreadquickly.Someseemtobeshakingthemdownforpadthai;othersarereleasingangerbytippingthepoorthingsover.Thisdislikeforrobotsisnotnew—especiallyinAmerica.ArecentsurveybyPewResearchCentrehasfoundthatAmericansarefarmoreconcernedaboutAIinterruptingondailylifethanpeopleinothercountries.Toeasethenegativefeelings,companieshavegivenmachinesnamesandpuppy-dogeyes.Theytraintherobotstobe“polite”and“delightful”—toslowdownnearwalkersandturntheirwheelstosignalwheretheyintendtogobeforetakingoff.Theyaimtobroadentheirroles,likepickingupmedicinesanddoingshoppingreturns.Todosotherobotswillhavetocontinuetodealwiththerealworld.12.Whatdorobotsusetomaptheirsurroundings?A.Theroadconditions.B.Digitaltools.C.Mixedsounds.D.Camerasandsensors.13.WhatisAliKashani’sattitudetowardstheserobots?A.Objective.B.Favourable.C.Critical.D.Indifferent.14.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“assaulting”inParagraph4mean?A.Attacking.B.Greeting.C.Appreciating.D.Repairing.15.Whatdoesthelastparagraphmainlytalkabout?A.Thefuturedevelopmentofrobots.B.Robotsarefacedwithfewdifficulties.C.Companies’concernsaboutthecurrentstateofrobots.D.Companies’effortstopromoteacceptanceoftheserobots.E七选五Kidsarenotmeanttobestuckindoorhalfofthedaytime,andtheynaturallygrowwhentheyplayoutside.Kidsjustthinkthey’replayingandhavingfuntogether,butintheprocess,they’realsobenefitingfromitphysicallyandmentally.16.________Catchtheflag17.________Startwithatleastsixplayers,anddividethemintotwoteams.Markaplayingspaceandestablishabasewitha“flag”foreachteam.On“go,”eachteamtriestorunintoenemyregion,stealtheflag,andmakeitbacksafelytotheirside.However,ifyou’retagged(贴标签)byyouropponents,you’refrozenandcannolongerhelpyourteam.18.________,butforolderchildren,youcanaddblocks.KickthecanPickanopenarea,andsetanemptytincaninthemiddle.Gatheratleastfourchildren,andpickoneofthemtobethe“guard”.19.________Thehiddenchildren’sgoalistokickthecanwithoutgettingtaggedbytheguard.Theguard’sgoalistoprotectthecan,keepingitfromgettingkicked,bytagginganykidrunningtowardit.Oncetagged,thatchildisfrozen.Thechildwhokicksthecanwins,ortheguardwinsifheorshetagsalltheotherplayersout.20.________Therearemanyskippingropegametoplay.Apopularversioninvolvescopyingtheotherplayers.Itstartswithatleasttwochildren,eachwiththeirownskippingrope,andspacethemapartinacircle.Onechildstartsbydoingatrick-say,jumpingtheropeonceononefoot.Thenextchildthenperformsthefirsttrickandaddsoneoftheirown.Continuearoundthecircle,witheachchildaddingonatrick.Whenachildfailstoperformthesequenceinorder,theyareout.Continueuntilonlyonechildisleft.A.Copyskippingropetricks.B.Trickotherskippingropeplayers.C.Keepthespacesmallforyoungerkids.D.Heorshecountsto30whiletheotherchildrenhide.E.Theguardraisestheflagtosignalthestartofthegame.F.Teamworkisthenameofthegameinthisclassicoutdoorgameforkids.G.Thefollowingoutdoorgamesforkidsaresimple,economicandeasilyadapted.二、完形填空T-Rexwasbornwithaphysicaldisability.Themantryingtosellhimoutsideofagrocerystoresimplylefthimtherewhennobodywantedhim.___21___,akindladybroughthimtoashelter,andthankstoCaliforniaAnimalRescue,hewasabletofindKarenRogers,whoofferedto___22___him.Initiallyhehadsometroublegettingaround,butthree___23___later,hewalksonthreelegswith___24___.HelivesuptothenameT-Rexby___25___histoys,chasingtheotherdogs,andplayingfetch.He’salsoofferedRogersmuch___26___.“Mymom___27___threeyearsagofromlungcancer,”Rogerssays.“T-Rexhassomuch___28___,butifIwassittingatmycomputer,missingmymom,hewouldcurlup(蜷缩)onmylapandjustletmebe___29___.”T-Rexisalso___30___,takingpartinPawsforLoveeveryyear,usinghistailinsteadofhispawstopaintandraisemoneyfortheircause.“Theysupportrescuesbyawarding___31___tothemtohelpwithvetbills,”Rogerssays.“Theypaid$1,000towardsT’ssurgery,soeveryyear,Tpaintsforthemandthey___32___itatthegala.Heshowedpeoplehow___33___moneyisusedtohelppet.”T’sstoryisareminderthateverylife,however___34___,holdsimmeasurablevalue.Withhisprints,hepaintedaworldwhere___35___heals.21.A.HopefullyB.DoubtfullyC.NaturallyD.Fortunately22.A.walkB.trainC.protectD.house23.A.surgeriesB.coursesC.talksD.experiments24.A.difficultyB.easeC.cautionD.struggle25.A.showingoffB.gettingridofC.tearingintoD.bringingup26.A.encouragementB.supportC.respectD.inspiration27.A.passedoutB.passedthroughC.passedawayD.passedby28.A.energyB.strengthC.timeD.curiosity29.A.amazedB.regretfulC.confusedD.sad30.A.charitableB.generousC.quietD.odd31.A.giftsB.picturesC.fundsD.prizes32.A.displayB.admireC.sellD.understand33.A.presentedB.borrowedC.donatedD.saved34.A.smallB.intelligentC.standoutD.imperfect35.A.kindnessB.entertainmentC.rescueD.responsibility三、语法填空阅读下面材料,在空白处填入适当的内容(1个单词)或括号内单词的正确形式。TheChinese-BaroqueHistoricandCulturalBlockinHarbin,Heilongjiangprovince,hasbeenwelcomingwavesoftouristsrecently.Manyofthevisitorsaredrawnto65-year-oldWangChuncai’spaper-cutsilhouette(剪影)stand,36.________hisscissorsslicethroughblackpapertofashionvividsilhouettesofhiscustomersinlessthanaminute.Hisinitialencounterwiththeartofsilhouettecutting37.________(occur)inOctoberof1985.WhilevisitingthebankoftheSonghuaRiver,henoticedastand38.________(surround)byacrowd.Wangsqueezed(挤)throughthecrowdandwas39.________(instant)attractedbyanartistwhowasusingonlyasmallpairofscissorstoskillfullycutintoblackpaperanamazingsilhouetteportraitwascompletedwithinseconds.Atthatmoment,thedesiretolearnthecraftofsilhouettecuttingwasrooted40.________hismind.Withoutateacherorprofessionalmaterials,Wangstarted41.________self-taughtjourney.Hestudiedhisownimageinfrontofthemirror,42.________(memorize)thefeaturesoffaciallines.Duringworkbreaksandresttime,hiscolleagues,familymembers43.________neighborsbecamehispracticalsubjects.Aftermorethanayearofhardwork,Wangfinallymasteredtheartofsilhouettecutting.Inrecentyears,Wangbeganpostinghissilhouette-cutting44.________(video)ontheshort-videoplatformDouyin,andoneofhisworksunexpectedlyattractedoverfourmillionviews.45.________(introduce)morepeopletosilhouetteart,Wanghasworkedtosharehiscreationsonline,hopingtoreachayoungeraudience.四、书信写作46.假定你是李华,你们学校举办了主题为“SmartTech,BrightCampus”的科技节,你的外国朋友Emma来信说想了解该活动,请你给Emma回复一封邮件,跟她分享这次经历,内容包括:1.活动介绍;2.你的收获。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。DearEmma,____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Bestwishes,LiHua无、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。续写词数应为150左右;请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。MeerawastenyearsoldandacoupleofyearsolderthanMayur,herbrother.Thoughtheylovedeachotherverymuch,sometimesquarrelsandargumentswerepartoftheirdailyroutine.Wecansaythatintheirhousehold,fightswereascommonasamorningtea.Mostoftheirfightsstartedastinyquarrelsandthenbecamemajorandbigger.Whentheyagreedonsomething,itwasgoodandpeacefularoundthehome.Whentheydidn’t,theirloudvoicescouldbeheardevenfromoutsidetheirhouse.“Mine!”and“Never!”echoed(回荡)throughtheroom.Sometimes,theyaskedtheirfatherforjudgement.Oneevening,whentheyreturnedfromtheirschool,thefreshsmelloffoodfloatedthroughtheair.Mayursniffedtheairandsaid,“Wow!Mo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