安徽蚌埠市2025-2026学年度第二学期期末学业水平监测高二英语试题（含答案无音频无听力原文）

安徽蚌埠市2025-2026学年度第二学期期末学业水平监测高二英语试题第一部分听力1.Whatwillthespeakersdofirst?A．Mailparcels.B．Drinkcoffee.C．Visitneighbours.2.WhendidMr.Taylorstartwritingthenovel?A．Attheageof40.B．Attheageof45.C．Attheageof50.3.Whatdoesthemanmean?A．Heisonastrictdiet.B．Helikesseafood.C．Hehasagoodappetite.4.Whatarethespeakersmainlytalkingabout?A．Theircountrylife.B．Theirfarmwork.C．Theirfavoritefruits.5.Whatdidthemandobeforetheconversation?A．Hewenttoagym.B．Hesearchedforhiskeys.C．Hecleanedhisapartment.听下面一段对话，回答第6、7小题。6.Whatisthemanmainlyworriedabout?A．Thehighprices.B．Thenarrowspace.C．Thepotentialdisturbance.7.Wheredoesthemanwanttotakehisdog?A．Toabeach.B．Toamountainresort.C．Tothecountryside.听下面一段对话，回答第8、9、10小题。8.Whatexperiencedidthewomanshareaboutdeepfakes(深度伪造)?A．Receivingafakeinstruction.B．Readingapieceoffakenews.C．Watchingamisleadingvideo.9.Whatistheman’sattitudetowardsDenmark’splan?A．Unclear.B．Supportive.C．Disapproving.10.Whatsolutiondoesthemansuggestforidentifyingdeepfakes?A．Usingappstomarkfakes.B．Checkingoriginalsources.C．LabelingAI-generatedcontent.听下面一段对话，回答第11、12、13小题。11.Whydoesthemanwanttolearntoswim?A．Toimprovehishealth.B．Tohavefunwithfriends.C．Toprepareforasummertrip.12.Howoftendoesthemanintendtogoswimming?A．Everyday.B．Onceaweek.C．Twiceaweek.13.Whatkindofpaintingappealstothewomanmost?A．Inkpainting.B．Oilpainting.C．Watercolorpainting.听下面一段对话，回答第14、15、16小题。14.WhatmattersmosttoMarkaboutchoosingapreschool?A．Theteachingofearlyreading.B．Thefocusondevelopinggoodhabits.C．Abalancebetweenplayandstructure.15.WhatdidMrs.SwensondotorelieveLeo’sseparationanxiety?A．Shegavehimakiss.B．Sheallowedhimtobringtoys.C．Sheshowedhimbuildingblocks.16.WhatadvicedoesMarkgivethewomanaboutevaluatingpreschools?A．Observingtheirteachers.B．Checkingtheonlinereviews.C．Inspectingtheirsportsfacilities.听下面一段独白，回答第17至20小题。17.Wherewasthecapsulelocated?A．IntheseaneartheUK.B．IntheseanearPanama.C．IntheseanearGermany.18.Whichofthefollowingdidthecapsulelack?A．Ashower.B．ATV.C．Anexercisebike.19.WhatwasthepreviousrecordforlivingunderwaterbeforeKochbrokeit?A．80days.B．100days.C．120days.20.WhatdoesthecompanyDeepplantodoby2027?A．SendastronautstoMars.B．Createunderwaterfarms.C．Enablescientiststoliveunderwater.第二部分阅读理解ATheInternationalLinguisticsOlympiad(IOL)isacompetitionforpre-universitystudents,heldinadifferentcountryeachyearsince2003.Itchallengesparticipants,bothindividuallyandinteams,tosolvelinguistic(语言学的)puzzles.TocompeteattheIOL,nospecialknowledgeisrequired,onlybasiclanguageconcepts,logic,patience,andcreativethinking.TrythisbeginnersampletoseeiftheIOLisrightforyou.APuzzleThenamesofsomeSouthAmericancountriesarewritteninGeorgian(格鲁吉亚语)withtheirEnglishtranslations:

Brazil

Peru

UruguayQ:

WhatistheEnglishnameofthiscountry“”?TheSolution●TheGeorgianformsof“Peru”and“Uruguay”havethesamenumberoflettersastheirEnglishnames,showingadirectlettermatch.●TherepeatedUin“Uruguay”furtherconfirmsGeorgianiswrittenleft-to-right.●“Brazil”hasfewerlettersthantheGeorgianversion,butthankstothetwoothernames,wealreadyknow:

→R,

→A,

→G,

→E.●Withtheseletters,thepattern

canbetranslatedas“ARGE____A,”whichis“Argentina.”ContestRules●Eachindividualcontestantorteammustchooseaworkinglanguagefortheirproblemsandsolutions,achoicethatcannotbechangedlessthantwoweeksbeforetheOlympiadbegins.●Theindividualcontestinvolvessolvingfiveproblemsinsixhours,whereastheteamcontestfeaturesoneproblemwithtwohoursless.●Unlessinstructed,givingmultipleanswerswillreceivezeromarks.Besides,adetailedexplanationisrequiredforeachanswer;failuretoprovideonewillresultinalowerscore.AwardsTheteamcontestwillawarduptoonegold,twosilver,andthreebronzemedals.Intheindividualcontest,thenumberofgold,silver,andbronzemedalsawardedshallbeintheratio1:2:3,withthetotalnumberofmedalsbeingbetweenonequarterandonethirdofthecontestants.Click

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tofindoutotherawards.21.Whichisessentialtosolvethesamplepuzzle?A．Linguisticfluency.B．Reasoningability.C．Geographicknowledge.D．Mathematicalcalculation.22.Whatisdifferentabouttherulesfortheindividualandteamcontest?A．Thedurationofthecompetition.B．Thedeadlineforlanguagechoice.C．Theresultofgivingmultipleanswers.D．Therequirementforanswerexplanations.23.Ifthereare240individualcontestants,howmanymedalscouldbeawardedintotal?A．40. B．54. C．72. D．84.BIowahaslongbeenknownastheheartlandoffarmingintheU.S.Butachangingclimateandenvironmentarewashingawaysoilandweakeningitshealth.However,mostfamilyfarmershere,whohaveownedandworkedthelandforgenerations,recognizesoilhealthiscrucialinreducingtheworsteffectsofclimatechange.WendyJohnsonleftIowatopursueacareerinfashioninCaliforniain2002.Butwhenhergrandmotherpassedaway,Wendybeganthinkingaboutthelegacy(遗产)ofthefamilyfarm:Shedidn’twanttoseeallthehardworkhergrandparentsandparentsputintothelandherelost.Thus,in2010,Wendyreturnedandbeganco-managingthefamilyfarm,CenterViewFarm,withherfather.CenterViewFarmwasalreadyanearlyadopterofno-till(免耕)farmingthen.Tillingthesoilactuallydegradessoilhealth.Expertsestimatetheplanetlosesbillionsoftonsofrichsoileachyear.Thiswouldbeadisasterfortheworld’sfoodsystemsunlessregenerativeagriculturalpractices,whichhelpfightclimatechangeandgrowfoodwhilerestoringnature,areadopted.Forexample,inno-tillfarming,newseedsareplanteddirectlyintotheresidue(残留)ofpreviouscrops.ButWendywantedtodomore.Sinceshemovedback,WendyhasbeenworkingwithPracticalFarmersofIowa(PFI),afarmer-lednonprofit,toinnovatethewayherfamilyfarms.Shemanagedtoplantvariouscovercropstopreservetherichnessofthesoil.ShealsoattendedthefielddayshostedbyPFIthathelpconnectfarmersandenablethemtolearnfromeachother’sinnovations.AtonePFIfieldday,shelearnedaboutorganicanimalraising.Now,whileCenterViewFarmcontinuestoprovidethemainincomestreamforherparents,WendystartedJóiaFood&FiberFarm,acertifiedorganicfarm,totestotherrestorativepractices.24.WhatmotivatedWendytoreturntoIowa?A．Herloveofhergrandmother.B．Herpromisetofarmwithherfather.C．Herdreamofbeingafashiondesigner.D．Herdesiretocarryonherfamily’swork.25.WhyisCenterViewFarmmentionedinparagraph3?A．Topresentasolutiontolowcropyields.B．Toprovidearolemodelforlocalfarmers.C．Tointroduceanovelwaytoimprovethesoil.D．Tostressthesignificanceofsmartagriculture.26.WhatroledidWendyplayinthePFIfielddays?A．Ageneroussponsor.B．Anenthusiasticparticipant.C．Aresponsibleorganizer.D．Aknowledgeableinstructor.27.WhatdoesWendy’spracticemainlyindicate?A．Farmers’legacymattersalot.B．Landisthelastinglegacyforfarmers.C．Organicchangeoccursnaturally.D．Sustainablefarmingisclimateaction.CPancreatic(胰腺的)cancerisoneofthedeadliestdiseasesintheworld.Onemajorreasonisthatearlydetectionisextremelydifficult.Patientsusuallyshownoobvioussymptomsuntilthecancerhasalreadyspread.Bythen,treatmentoptionsarelimitedandoftenfails.DoctorstypicallyusecontrastCTscanstoconfirmpancreaticcancer.Thesescansrequireinjectingspecialdyeintothepatient’sbloodstreamandinvolvehighlevelsofradiation.Becauseofthis,expertsgenerallydonotrecommendwidespreadscreeningforhealthypeople.NoncontrastCTscans,whichuselessradiation,aresaferbutproducelessclearimages.Asaresult,radiologistsoftenstruggletospotearlysignsoftumors(肿瘤)inthesescans.However,artificialintelligencemayofferasolution.AtthehospitalwhereDr.ZhuKeleiworks,theAffiliatedPeople’sHospitalofNingboUniversity,doctorsstartedusinganewAItoolcalledPANDA,shortfor“pancreaticcancerdetectionwithartificialintelligence”aspartofaclinicaltrialinNovember2024.DevelopedbytheChinesetechgiantAlibaba,PANDAisspeciallytrainedtofindpancreaticcancerinnoncontrastCTscans.ThehospitalhasusedPANDAtoanalyzeover180,000abdominalandchestCTscans.Thetoolhashelpeddoctorsdetectabout24casesofpancreaticcancer,20ofwhichwereductaladenocarcinoma,themostcommonanddeadlytype.Amongthese,14werefoundatanearlystage,mostofwhomhadcometothehospitalforunrelatedcomplaintsandtheirscanshadnotinitiallyraisedanyconcernsuntiltheAIsystemidentifiedtheproblem.QiuSijun,a57-year-oldretiredbricklayer,wenttothehospitalforaroutinediabetescheckup.TheAItoolhadflaggedsomethingunusualinMr.Qiu’sCTscan.Furtherexaminationconfirmedthathehadpancreaticcancer—butfortunately,itwasstillintheearlystage.Dr.Zhuwasabletoremovethetumorsuccessfully.Despiteitspromise,expertsremindthatPANDAisnotperfect.Itcannotreplacepancreaticspecialists,sometimesconfusespancreatitiswithcancer,andcannotdeterminewhetheratumorstartedinthepancreasorspreadfromelsewhere.Still,asabackstopforhospitalsshortofspecialists,thetooloffersavaluablenewlineofdefenseagainstoneofmedicine’smoststubbornkillers.28.Whyisearlydetectionofpancreaticcancerdifficult?A．Patientsavoidregularhospitalvisits.B．ContrastCThaspoorimagequality.C．Symptomsshowoftenaftercancerspreads.D．Screeningtoolsarecompletelyunavailable.29.WhatcanbeinferredfromParagraph4?A．AIspottedcancersinitiallyignored.B．Mostcaseswerealreadyinlatestages.C．Patientsmainlyvisitedforcancerchecks.D．Ductaladenocarcinomaiseasytoremove.30.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“backstop”inthelastparagraphprobablymean?A．Trend. B．Secret. C．Barrier. D．Support.31.Whatistheexperts’attitudetowardPANDA?A．Satisfied. B．Cautious. C．Unconcerned. D．Disappointed.DIntoday’sworld,moreandmoreyoungpeopleusetheinternettoconnectwithothers.TheyevenkeepintouchbysharingshortvideosonappslikeTikTokandYouTube.However,it’softendifficulttotellifthecontentisgoodforthem.Underthisbackground,theDanishgovernmentannouncedtostopchildrenunder15fromusingcertainsocialmediaplatforms.Thisplanshowsakeyproblemformodernparents:whilesocialmediaisabigpartofyoungpeople’slives,itspossibleharmfulimpactisbecomingmoreconcerning.Thegovernmentmadethisdecisionbasedondistinctdataandsocialtrends.NationalsurveysinDenmarkshowthatmostchildrenunder13arealreadyactiveonsocialmedia.Officialssaythatyoungpeopleareeasilyinfluencedbythequestionablecontentontheseplatforms.Seeingone-sidedopinionscanleadtopoorthinkingaboutcomplicatedissues,whichmayweakentheirabilitytothinkcritically.Also,theneedtobeonlineallthetimecanruinsleepqualityandweakentheconcentrationneededforlearningandhealthygrowth.Nevertheless,puttingthispolicyintopracticeisfullofchallenges.Inaworldwherechildrencaneasilyaccessscreens,thebiggestproblemliesinhowtomakeitworkeffectively.Theproposalsuggestsasystemwithdifferentrulesfordifferentages:childrenaged13to15needparentalagreement,whilethoseunder10arenotallowedatall.Denmarkalsohastotalkwithbigtechnologycompanies,sincetheyoftencaremoreabouttheirdataandprofitthanusers’health,especiallyforyoungerusers.Denmark’sdecisionmarksanimportantchange.Forothercountries,likeAustralia,Denmark’sexperimentwillbewatchedclosely.Itraisesabasicquestion:inthedigitalage,doescreatingasaferenvironmentforchildrenrequireustorethinktheboundariesoftheonlineworlditself?32.WhydidtheDanishgovernmentannouncethesocialmediaban?A．Toprotectchildrenfromunproveninformation.B．Toaddresstheharmsofshort-videoonpeople.C．Toreducetheinfluenceoftechnologyadvances.D．Tolimitthedigitalinteractionamongallchildren.33.Whatmightbetheresultofbeingactiveonsocialmediaearly?A．Possiblementalillness.B．Efficientsleeppatterns.C．Potentialattentionfailure.D．Sharpandcriticalmindsets.34.Whatcanbeinferredaboutthepracticeoftheban?A．Itachievedcertainimpact.B．Itengagedculturalcooperation.C．Itproposedvariousstrategies.D．Itattractedeffortsfromcompanies.35.Whatcanbeasuitabletitleforthetext?A．RethinkingtheDigitalPlaygroundB．Denmark’sChallengeinDigitalAgeC．TheGlobalFightAgainstSocialMediaD．SocialMediaonChildren’sDevelopment第三部分七选五TaiChivsAerobics(有氧运动):ASurprisingWinnerforYourHeartHealthForalongtime,manypeoplehaveviewedtaichiasaslow,gentleactivitymoresuitedforrelaxationthanforseriousphysicalfitness.Thecommonbeliefisthattogetrealhealthbenefits,especiallyfortheheart,youneedmoreenergeticexerciseslikerunningorcycling.36._______Thegroundbreakingresearch,publishedinaleadingmedicaljournal,focusedonindividualswithprehypertension—aconditionwherebloodpressureiselevated(升高)butnotyetclassifiedasfullhypertension(高血压).Inthestudy,atotalof342participantswererandomlydividedintotwogroupstotestdifferentexerciseapproaches.Onegrouppracticedthestandardized24-movementYang-styletaichiforanhour,fourtimesaweek.37._______Bothgroupscontinuedtheirroutinesforafullyear.Theresultswereclearandsignificant.Ayearlater,thetaichigroupshowedanoticeablygreaterreductioninbloodpressurereadingscomparedtotheaerobicgroup.38._______Thisdatastronglysuggeststhatthegentle,flowingmotionsoftaichimighttrigger(引发)amorebeneficialphysiologicalresponseforbloodpressureregulation.Whyisthisancientpracticesoeffective?Medicalexpertspointtoitsuniquecombinationofphysicalmovementandmentalfocus.Oneprimaryreasonisitsprofoundcalmingeffect.39._______Thismakesitanideal,sustainableexerciseforolderadultsandforthoseinrecoverywhomightfindhigh-impactactivitieschallenging.Interestingly,taichiisnottheonlytraditionalmind-bodyexerciseofferingsuchadvantages.40._______However,Baduanjinisoftenseenasagentlerintroductiontothistypeofpractice,asitplaceslessimmediatedemandoncorestrengthandlegmuscles,whilebeingexcellentforimprovingoverallflexibility.Bothpracticeshighlightthepowerfulhealthpotentialofintegratingslowmovementwithfocusedbreathing.A．Aboutoneinfourtaichiparticipantsreachednormalbloodpressure,comparedtofewerthanoneinsixaerobicexercisers.B．Studiesshowasimilartypeofgentleexercise,Baduanjin,canalsohelpmanagebloodpressure.C．RecentChineseresearchchallengesthis,showingtaichi’sunexpectedhearthealthbenefits.D．Thebenefitcomesfromitsslowmovementsanddeepbreathing,whichhelpreducestress.E．Thecomparisongroupdidstandardaerobicexerciseslikejogging,onthesameschedule.F．Thisprovesgentleexerciseisalwaysbetter,makingintenseworkoutsunnecessary.G．Therealdifferencemaybeitsfocusonbeingmindfulandcontrollingbreath.第四部分完形填空Henrywasoriginallyashowdog.ButI__41___hisuniquenessstraightaway—whileotherdogsenjoyedperformingonstage,Henrywouldaccompanychildrenoffthestage.Hetilted(倾斜)hishead,browneyes__42___theirminorfacialexpressions.Becauseofhisinsightfulnatureand__43___presence,Idecidedtoretrainhimtobeatherapy(疗愈)dog.Hisjobwastolistentoschoolkidsread,thus__44___theirlearningandboostingtheirconfidence.Helistenedtothereadersattentivelyandnevercorrectedorlaughedatthemwhentheytrippe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