山西省运城市2025-2026学年高二下学期7月期末考试英语试卷

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D.WhatisthetextlikelytoA.A B.A C.A D.AnForyears,Iviewedmygrandfather’svineyardasachaintyingmetoaforgottenpast.summervacationfeltlikeasentence.Theairsmelledofdampearthandpesticide,asharpcontrasttotheclean,digitalscentofmycitylife.Icounteddownthedaysuntilmyescape,thequietcountrysidefeelingnotpeaceful,butemptyandslow.Thechangebeganslightly,withthearrivalofayoungagronomist,MissLi,fromthecounty’snew“RuralRevitalization”project.Shebroughtnotjustneworganicfertilizers,butatabletfullofcolorfulsoilanalysischarts.Mygrandfatherlistenedpolitelybutdoubtfully.Outofboredom,Istartedhoveringaroundthem.Iwassurprisedtofindmyselfinspired.IbegantranslatingthetechnicaltermsonthetabletintoourlocaldialectforGrandpa,andexplaininghisdecadesofwisdomtoMissLi.Atinysparkofcuriositylitupwheretherewasonceonlydullness.Oneafternoon,asuddenstormthreatenedtheripeninggrapes.Panicsurgedthroughme—notformyself,butforthevineswehadnurtured.MissLishowedussatelliteweathertrackingonherphone,predictingthestorm’spath.Forthefirsttime,Ididn’tseetechnologyasanenemyofthisplace,butasitsfriends.Afiercesenseofprotection,mixedwithanew-foundawe,warmedmefromwithin.Iwasnolongerjustanobserver;Ifeltinvested.Theautumnharvestwasasuccessofthisunlikelypartnership.Grandfatherplacedaheavyhandonmyshoulder.“Thisharvest,”hesaid,hisvoicethickwithemotion,“hasyourmarkonit.”Aprofoundpride,deepandsolid,settledinmychest.Ifinallyunderstoodthatmygrowthwasn’taboutescapingthisland,butaboutenrichingit.Thevineyardwasnolongermychain;ithadbecomemystage.Inhelpingtoreviveitsroots,Ihaddiscoveredmyown.HowdidtheauthorinitiallythinkofhissummerattheAsavaluablesocialAsalessononagriculturalAsanisolatingandunpleasantAsarelaxingescapefromcityWhatchangedtheauthor’sviewoftheMissLi’sHisgrandfather’sThevineyard’sHisinvolvementandWhatisthemessageconveyedthroughtheauthor’sFamilytraditionsareburdensthatblockModerntechnologycansavetraditionalOnecanfindbelongingbyrenewingone’sTruepersonalgrowthisfoundedbyescapingone’sWhichofthefollowingisthebesttitleoftheAValuableSummerFromaChaintoaTheSuccessfulGrapeNewLightontheTinyHouseShadow,a365-square-footsustainabletinyhouse,standsinLohjaasaresponsetomoderndayclimateandpopulationchallenges.DesignedbyMattiKuittinen,anarchitectprofessoratAaltoUniversity,itisanexerciseinwhatfuturebuildingmightlooklike.“Weneedtoreduceemissionsfromthebuildingsectorby80–90%,andbuildalmost2billionnewhomesbytheendofthecentury,”warnsKuittinen.Thesetwogoalsareconflicting,whichiswhyweneedtoconsidertotallydifferenthousingandconstructionsolutions.”Afteryearsofresearchintotheseissues,Kuittinenhascollaboratedwithconstructioncompaniestobuildhisidealisedsustainablestructure.TinyHouseShadowisentirelymobileandcanbetakenapart.Itisthefirstofitskindtofeatureaspecializeddecarbonatedsteelinitsexterior.Sustainablematerialsdefinetheinterioraswell,withthefloorsmadefromrecycledplastic,theceilingsfromoldtreesandthewindowsfromoldbuildings.Infact,thehouseuses56%recycledmaterialsacrossitsentirebuild,thisalonereducingitsfootprintby53%.Justbylivinginahomethatissmaller—andlessenergy-consuminginbothdesignandday-to-dayconsumption—peoplewillliveamoresustainablelife.InthecaseofTinyHouseShadowwhichconsiderseverydayfunctionsandneedsversuswants,eachresidentreduceshisorhercarbonfootprintgreatlycomparedtolifeinaconventionalhouse.Throughthearchitectureandthelifestyleitpromotes,TinyHouseShadowre-imageswhatourresidentialspacecouldbewithouttheunnecessarywastewe’reusedto.However,spendingtimeinKuittinen’sdesigndoesn’tmeanroughingit.“Livinginatinydoesn’tnecessarilymeangivingupcomfort,”Kuittinensaid.Inside,itcanbetransformedaccordingtouse,thankstomovabledividersandspace-savingroomsseparatedbyslidingdoorsandothermechanisms.Regularlyexhibitedasasampleatconstructionfairs,TinyHouseShadowhasmadearemarkableentranceonthemarket.Kuittinenhopesitcanbeademonstrationoflow-emission,resource-efficientsingle-familyhousingforthemodernage.WhatisthecorereasonforKuittinen’sTotradespaceforTobalanceemissioncutandTostaytruetohislong-timeTocreateacheaperalternativetoWhatdoesparagraph3mainlytalkaboutconcerningItsbuildingItsspaciousItscommercialItssustainableWhatlivingphilosophyisembodiedinTinyHouseA. 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D.WhatisKuittinen’sexpectationofTinyHouseServingasabuildingEnteringthemarketAttractingsufficientWinningprizesatbuildingHaveyoueverthought,“MaybethisisallI’mevermeanttobe?”Manyofusaretrappedbylabelslike“nottalentedenough”—asiflifewereaone-wayroadwithnoturns.BarbaraOakley’sMindshiftworkslikeawiseguide,helpingusremovethesementalblocks.Itdoesn’tofferemptyencouragement,butbreaksdownthesciencebehindchange.Thefirstpartofthebooktellsstoriesofordinarypeoplewhodaredtoreshapetheirlives.GrahamKeir,amusician,oncebelievedhehad“nobrainforscience”andtodaywalksthehallsofmedicalschool.OrAli,whooncestruggledwithbasicmaths,onlytolatermastercodingandearnmultiplepromotions.Thesearenottalesofsuddengenius,butofimperfectpracticethroughsetbacksandslowprogress.Oakleyintroducesapowerfulconcept—second-skilling.Intoday’sfast-changingworld,relyingonjustoneareaofexpertiseisrisky.DevelopingasecondskillcanmakeyoumoreIfthefirstparthelpsusseewhat’spossible,thesecondisaguideformakingithappen.Oakleydrawsoninterviewswithdozensofcareerchangerstoshowwhatstrategiesworkedandwhatpitfallstoavoid.Beyondlearningfromothers,thebook’ssecondpartoffershonestadviceforquietingself-doubtandturninglearningfromachoreintoahabit.Oneofthebook’smostvaluableinsightsisthatwhatmattersisnot“intensepracticeeveryday”,but“practiseeveryday,withoutfail”.Evenfifteenminutesdailysendssteadysignalsthatquietlyreshapeyourbrain.Thatsaid,thebook’sperspectiveisn’tuniversal.RootedinaWesterncontext,itdrawslargelyonstableprofessionals—leavingquieterquestionsaboutthosefacingrealhardship.Andwhileitprioritizespracticeoverpassion,somemayfindthisapproachcooltothetouch.Yetperhapsthatcoolnessisitsstrength;itdoesn’tsellmiracles,butoffersasolidframework.Afterreading,youmaynothavealltheanswers.Butyoumightask:“CouldwhatIoncethoughtimpossibleactuallybewithinreach?”Ultimately,Mindshiftgivessomethingbetter:amindopenandflexible,readyforchange.Andthat,perhaps,isthetruestmindshiftofall.WhatcanwelearnaboutMindshiftfromparagraphItdescribeslifeasafixedItemphasizestheimportanceofItprovidesreaderswithemotionalIthelpsovercomeinnerobstaclesforWhatdotheexamplesofGrahamandAlimainlyThevalueofsecond-ThepowerofsuddenTheimportanceofTheriskofchangingWhatdoestheunderlinedword“pitfalls”inparagraph3probablyComplicatedHiddenStrongImaginedWhatistheauthor’soverallattitudetowardsCautiouslyHighlyAppreciativeyetDoubtfulyet第二节（52.512.5分Doyoulovebirdsandwanttogetclosertotheirworld?You’renotalone.36 Now,BirdBuddy,asmartbirdfeeder,letsyouseebirdsinanewway.Combiningtechnologywithnatureobservation,itopensawindowintothelivesofyourgarden’sfeatheredvisitors.OneofBirdBuddy’sbestfeaturesisitscamera.Ithasabuilt-incamerathatcapturesreal-timephotosandvideos.ConnectedtoWi-Fi,itsendsmediaofeachvisitingbirddirectlytoyourphone.Whetherit’salivelysparroworashyfinch,yougetaclear,closelookwitheveryvisit.37 Withthisview,birdwatchingbecomesaneffortlessandthrilling38 ItusesAItoidentifyover1,000birdspecies.Itsendsyouanotificationwhenabirdarrives.There’sevena“NameThatBird”featurethatletsyounameandfollowindividualbirdsovertime.Thisfunctionhelpsyoubuildconnectionwithyourbackyardguests.Eachidentifiedbirdissavedintoadigitalcollection.Thus,avisualdiaryofvisitsisbuilt.Itturnssimplewatchingintoarewardinghobby.ButBirdBuddydoesmorethanbringjoy.Itbuildseco-awareness.AccordingtoAudubon’sSustainedbyDegreesreport,two-thirdsofNorthAmericanbirdspeciesfacethreatsfromclimatechange.Bywatchingandidentifyingbirds,usersgrowmoreawareoflocalwildlifeandenvironmentalshifts.39 What’smore,BirdBuddydirectlyaidsscientificresearchandconservation.40 Researcherscanusethisinformationtotrackmigrations,monitorpopulationhealth,andclimateimpacts.BirdBuddyshowshowtechnologycanbringusclosertonature—andhelpkeepitsafeforthefuture.BirdBuddyincludessmartbirdThiscanleadtostrongersupportforIt’slikehavingafront-rowseattonature’sItcollectsdatafrommillionsofbirdvisitseachItinvitesresearcherstosharetheirknowledgeaboutBirdBuddy’sAIsystemprovideslivecommentsonbirdBirdwatchingisapopularactivityforover96millionpeoplein第三部分语言运用（30分第一节（15115分A、B、C、D四个选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项，Somepeoplewereborngifted,butIwasn’t.Wellintomysixties,Iwas41 searchingforsomethingIcoulddoreallywell.Whenmyfriendadvisedmetojoinanartclass,I42 finallydecidedtohaveago.NowhereIwasstaringata43 canvas,withaphotographofasunflowerbesideit,wonderingwhatIwasdoinginthisclass.“Gridoffthephotoandcanvasintosquares,”Debbie,myteacher,walkedusthroughthe44 ofpainting.AsIfollowedtheinstructions,Ithoughtbackonmypast45 tomakeartwork.Injuniorhigh,Ieagerlychoseart,butmyenthusiasmwas46 .Theteacher’sharshcriticismquicklymademedroptheclass.Thenincollege,I47 adrawingclassbutbarelykeptup,leavingmyconfidence48 Afterthat,mycreativeenergieswererestrictedonlytosecret49 Thistime,Iwouldn’tletthathappenagain.Igriddedoffmypictureandpaintedjustone atatime.Myshakyhandsgradually51 andfoundtheirrhythm.Littlebylittle,acheerfulsunflowercametolife.Debbiehadtoldus,“Don’tthinkofitaspartofabiggerpicture.Anddon’tguessatwhereit52 withtherest.Justfocusonthesquareinfrontofyou.”Asinglesunflowerhadbroughtmemore53 thananentirefieldofflowers.Thesunflowerfinally54 andbloomedwithinme:Iwasalatebloomer,finallyuncoveringatruthwetoooftenforget—takesmallstepsanddreamshaveno55 A. 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D.第二节（101.515分阅读短文内容，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式，每空预留横线。“BecomingChinese”,aviraltrend,hastakenholdonsocialmediaplatforms.Unlikepastcrazesforforeignsymbols,thisphenomenoncentersonadoptinglifestylehabits56 (root)intraditionalChinesewisdom,reflectingadeeper,moreparticipatoryengagementwithChineseculture.StartedbyaChinese-AmericanTikTokSherryXilmui, deoattractedmillionviews,thetrendseesnetizensworldwideplayfullyembracingroutineslikewearinghouseslippers,drinkinghotwater,practicingBaDuanJinexercises,58 prioritizingwellness.Atitscore,thistransformationinculturalrecognitionsignifiesthat,inarapidly59 (change)world,theChinesewayoflifeoffersasolution,characterizedbyorder,inclusiveness,andinner60 (stable).Thewisdomcontainedwithinit,suchasharmonybetweenheavenandhumanityandthebalanceofyinandyang,61 (provide)abufferfortoday’s“burnoutInarguably,digitaltechnologyhasbecome62 boosterforculturalexchange,withshort-videoplatformsbreakingdownthegeographicalbarriersofculturaltransmissionand63 (allow)thedailyhabitsofChineselifetobepresentedThe“BecomingChinese”trendmarksashift64 China’sinternationalculturalinfluencefrom“goingout”to“goingdeepin”.Wheneveryordinaryday65 (see)andrecognized,theattractionof“Chineseness”goesbeyondsimplesymboliccopyingoridentitylabels,evolvingintoamoreinclusiveglobalculturalphenomenon.第四部分写作（40分第一节（15分AI助手完成作业的情80EmbraceAIWisely,PrioritizeLearning第二节（25分150个左右。Ineverthoughtagroupofstraycatswouldturnourquietcommunityintoaplaceofconflictuntillastmonth.Asaseniorhighschoolstudentwholovesanimals,Ihadbeenfeedingthethreestraycatsnearthecommunitygateforhalfayear.Theyweregentle—oneblack,oneorange,andonewhitewithpatches—andthey’dgreetmeeveryafternoonafterschool,theirtailswavingsoftly.Butthingsstartedtogowrong.Moreneighborsnoticedthecatsandbeganbringingfood:someleftbowlsofrice,somethrewleftoverbones,andothersputoutmilk.Atfirst,Iwasgladthecatsweregettingmorecare.However,thesituationsoonspiraledoutofcontrol.Foodbowlspiledupbythegate,attractingfliesandantsinthesummerheat.Theleftoverfoodsmelledterriblewhenitwentbad,makingtheentrancetoourcommunityanunpleasantplace.What’sworse,afewmorecatsstartedwanderingoverflowerpotsandleavingfuroncars.Complaintsfloodedthecommunitygroupchat.“Thesecatsareanuisance!”oneneighborwrote.“Someoneshoulddrivethemaway!”anothersaidangrily.Afewanimalloversarguedback,insistingweshouldn’tabandonthepoorcreatures.Tensionsrose,andevenmyparentstoldmetostopfeedingthecats,sayingIwasaddingtotheproblem.Ifeltheartbroken—Ididn’twanttogiveuponthecats,butIalsohatedseeingthecommunitytornapart.Oneevening,asIstoodbythegatewatchingthecatseatquietly,MsLi,ourcommunitymanager,walkedover.Shedidn’tscoldme,butinsteadsighedandsaid,“Weneedasolutionthatworksforeveryone,notjustthecatsorthepeoplewholovethem.”Herwordsgavemeanidea.Thatnight,Istayeduplate,writingdownaplan.Thenextmorning,IwenttoseeMsLiagain,holdingmynotebooktightly.IhopedmyplanwouldputanendtotheconflictandsavethestrayMsLipraisedmyplanandagre