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2025~2026学年辽宁大连市某校高二下学期期中英语试卷一、阅读理解Anewyearcallsforfreshtravelplans.Resetwiththeseencouragingtrips,fromRomanianwalkstolifelessonsintheHimalayas.GoWildinRomania’sTarcuMountainsAherdoftheimpressivebison,whichlasttravelledherein1919,havebeenbroughtbacktoRomania’sTarcuMountainsrangeaspartofamajorrewildingproject.MuchBetterAdventures,alongwithconservationistsfromWWF,runsfour-dayhardwalkthroughtheCarpathianForest,withaccommodationinsafari-stylecamps.Plus,thechancetostopoffforswimsinmountainlakesandrivers.From$663.GivebackinCostaRicaCostaRicaisfamousforitsrichwildlife.HandsUpHolidayshaspartneredwithawildlifecentrefortraffickedanimalstooffervolunteeringopportunitiesforvisitorswhowanttohelplocalwildlifeconservationeffortsbutdon’tfancyroughingit.Guestscanlearnmoreaboutthelikesofspidermonkeys,whilebeddingdowninafive-stareco-hotel.From$7,240for10days.RaceacrossMongoliaIfyou’vealreadytickedoffamarathonandarekeentotakeyourtrainingupalevel,addtheMongol100toyournewyearfitnessresolutions.Theobjectiveistocrosstheentirenationfromnorthtosouthonfoot,skateorbike.TheracefinishesattheKhovsgolIceFestival,knownforitstraditionalwintergamesandfrozensculptures.From$4,750foreightdays.MLearnfromHimalayanSherpasIt’sthe70thanniversaryofTenzingNorgay’sclimbingofMountEverestin2023,thoughifyoudon’tfancytakingontheworld’shighestpeak,youcanexplorethesurroundingHimalayasbyabsorbingyourselfinthewayoflifeofSherpasinNepal.AdventureLiferunstoursthroughtheKhumburegion,stoppingatSherpavillagestolearnmoreaboutthesefascinatingcommunities.From$3,967for15days.1.Ifyoucanonlyaskforaone-weekleavefortravel,whichdestinationwillyouconsider?

A.RomaniaB.CostaRicaC.MongoliaD.Nepal2.WhatcantravelersdoiftheyenterforMongol100?

A.Joininamarathoncompetition.B.Makeanew-yearresolution.C.Learnaboutthefestival.D.RaceacrossMongolia.3.Whatistheauthor’spurposeinwritingthetext?

A.Tolearnlifelessons.B.Toprotectwildlife.C.Torecommendtravelplans.D.Tocelebrateanewyear.RitaMorenoisoneoftheveryfewperformerstoEGOT:towinanEmmy,aGrammy,anOscarandaTonyaward.Butcomealittlecloser,andMoreno’sisanotherkindofimmigrant(移民的)story.ShewasateenwhenMGM(米高梅电影公司)signedherinthe1950s.Majorstudioswerestilldominatedbythemenwho’drunthemfordecades.Theyhadherchangehername.Whilerecognizinghertalent,theydidn’tknowwhattodowithaLatingirl.Morenoplayedsmallparts,includingagirlfromIndiaandaBurmese(缅甸的)woman.WhatshouldhavebeenherbigbreakcamewhenshewascastasAnitainWestSideStory.She’drememberAnitaas“theveryfirstHispanic(西班牙的)characterIhadeverplayedwhohaddignity,asenseofself-respect.Shebecamemyrolemodel.”ThenightMorenowontheOscar,theHispaniccommunityacrosstheUSAbrokeoutintocheers.Butthatcareerturndidn’thappen.Instead,shereceivedmoreofferstoplaywhatshedescribedas“duskyservants”.Theracialandethnicprejudicewasstillatplay.“Itbrokemyheart,”shesays.RitaMorenodidn’tmakeanothermovieforsevenyears.Thenbeganhernewact.Holdingtohermother’sphilosophy—Nevergivein,neverquit,keeponmoving—shesurvivedprofessionallyduringthoseyearswithworkontheLondonstageandinnightclubs,slowlyreemergingonfilmandtelevision,andeventuallysheearnedherselfastarontheHollywoodWalkofFameandthePeabodyCareerAchievementAward.Butevenasshecontinuestoperform,herworkcontinuesoffthescreen,speakingoutforandrepresentingtheLatincommunity.“I’mnowknownaslapionera,orthepioneer,”Morenosays.“Ireallydon’tthinkofmyselfasarolemodel.ButitturnsoutthatIam,toalotoftheHispaniccommunity.Notjustinshowbusiness,butinlife.Butthat’swhathappenswhenyou’refirst,right?”4.WhatdoweknowaboutMorenoinParagraph2?

A.ShewasanactresscontractedwithMGM.B.Shehadherfuturewell-plannedforhertalent.C.ShewastreatedasaHispanicgirlwithdignity.D.ShewontheOscarforactingaBurmesewoman.5.Whydidn’tMorenomakemoviesforsevenyearsafterwinningtheOscar?

A.Shedidnotreceiveanyfilmoffers.B.Sherejectedrolesofracialprejudice.C.Shewastiredofperformingonthestage.D.Shefocusedonherstagecareerinnightclubs.6.WhichofthefollowingcanbestdescribeMoreno?

A.Generousandbrave.B.Kindandgrateful.C.Honestandtrustworthy.D.Toughanddetermined.7.WhatcanwelearnfromMoreno’swordsinthelastparagraph?

A.Shepreferstobearolemodelinshowbusiness.B.Sheisunhappywithwhathappenedtoanactress.C.ShemakesadifferencetotheHispaniccommunity.D.ShefeelspressuredaboutbeingaHispanicpioneer.Adultslivingbythemselvesmayhaveahigherriskofdyingfromcancer,comparedwiththosewholivewithothers,anewstudysuggests.Theresearch,publishedThursdayinthejournalCancer,foundthatamong114,772working-ageadultswholivedalone,2.5%ofthemdiedofcancerduringthestudyperiod.Meanwhile,among358,876adultswholivedwithothers,1.6%,amuchsmallershare;diedofcancerinthestudy:Adultsaged18to64wereenrolledinthestudyandresearchersfoundthestrongestassociationwasinthoseaged45to64.TheresearchersfromtheAmericanCancerSocietyanalyzeddataonmorethan470,000adultsfromtheNationalHealthInterview.Survey,takingacloselookathowmanyoftheadultslivedaloneversuswithothersandhowmanydiedofcancer.“Ourfindingsmaysuggestthatstrongersocialsupportexistingincommunitiesfromracialminoritygroupsandpeopleoflowersocioeconomicstatusmighthavealleviated(缓解)theassociationbetweenlivingaloneandcancerdeathinthisgroup,butweneedmoreresearchonreasonsforthesedifferences,”Islamisaid.Comparedwithadultslivingwithothers,adultslivingaloneweremorelikelytohavepoorself-reportedhealthstatus,activitylimitation,seriouspsychologicaldistress,severeobesity,smokecigarettes,orconsumealcohol,accordingtothestudy.“Moreresearchisneededtoidentifytheexactunderlyingmechanismstoexplaintheassociationbetweenlivingaloneandcancerdeath”,KathrinMilbury,associateprofessorofbehavioralscienceatTheUniversityofTexas,whowasnotinvolvedinthenewstudy,saidinanemail.“Thebiologicalmechanismsofsocialisolationarenotfullyunderstood;however,humansaresocialbeings,andbeingisolatedcreatesastateofbiologicalstressthatisharmfultoourhealth,”Milburysaid.“TheothermechanismIbelieveisrelatedtobeinginarelationshipwithothers,beyondbenefitingjustfromtheirpresence,butalsoreceivingtheircareandsupport.”8.Howdoestheauthorjustifythefindinginparagraph2?

A.Byanalyzingreasons.B.Bylistingstatistics.C.Bygivingexamples.D.Bymakingcomments.9.WhichofthefollowingwillIslamiprobablyagreewith?

A.Strongersocialsupportwillnotcausecancerdeath.B.Peopleintheir50saremorelikelytosurvivecancer.C.Theunderlyinglogicofthedifferencesneedsexploring.D.Peoplefromminoritygroupshavestrongersocialsupport.10.Whichproblemisnotmentionedaboutlivingalone?

A.Abusingalcohol.B.Becominginactive.C.Gainingweight.D.Remainingviolent.11.Whatcanbeinferredfromthelasttwoparagraphs?

A.Scientistshaverevealedtheunderlyingmechanisms.B.Receivingothers’supporthelpsrelievesocialisolation.C.Lonelypeoplecanreceivemoresocialcareandsupport.D.Morescientistshavebeenattractedtothegreatresearch.AthirdoftheArctic’stundra(北极冻土),forestsandwetlandshavebecomeasourceofcarbonemissions(排放),anewstudyhasfound,asglobalheatingendsthousandsofyearsofcarbonstorage.Forthousandsofyears,Arcticlandecosystemshaveactedasadeep-freeze,holdingpotentialemissionsinthetundra.ButecosystemsintheregionarereleasingmoreCO2intotheatmospherewithrisingtemperatures,astudypublishedinNatureClimateChangeconcluded.Morethan30%oftheregionwasasourceofCO2,accordingtotheanalysis,risingto40%whenemissionsfromwildfireswereincluded.Byusingdatafrom200studysitesbetween1990and2020,theresearchdemonstrateshowtheArctic’stundra,forestsandwetlandsarebeingtransformedbyrapidwarming.TheshiftisoccurringdespitetheArcticbecominggreener.“OneplacewhereIworkinAlaska,whenthetundraunfreezes,theplantsthatabsorbCO2growmore,soyoucansometimesgetanuptickincarbonstorage”,SueNatalia,theleadresearchersaid.“Butthetundracontinuestounfreezeandthemicrobes(微生物)takeover.Youcanvisuallyseethechangesinthelandscape.”ThereisagrowingconcernaboutthenaturalprocessesthatregulatetheEarth’sclimate,whicharebeingaffectedbyrisingtemperatures.Together,theplanet’soceans,forests,soilsandothernaturalcarbonsinksabsorbabouthalfofallhumanemissions,buttherearesignsthatthesesinksareunderstress.TheArcticecosystemhasbeengatheringcarbonforthousandsofyears,helpingcooltheatmosphere.Inawarmingworld,theresearcherssay,itscarboncycleisbeginningtochangeandneedsbettermonitoring.DrAnnaVirkkala,theauthorofthestudy,said,“ThecarbonintheArcticsoilisclosetohalfoftheEarth’ssoilcarbonpool,muchmorethanintheatmosphere.Thishugepoolshouldideallystayintheground.Butnow,risingtemperaturesarespeedingthebreakdownofplantandanimalremains,whichreleasesstoredcarbonbackintotheairasgreenhousegaseslikeCO2,creatingacyclethatfuelsevenmorewarming.”12.What’sthemainreasonforthereleaseofcarbonfromArcticsoils?

A.Tundradefrosting.B.Wildfireerupting.C.Treeover-cutting.D.Wetlanddisappearing.13.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“uptick”inparagraph4mean?

A.Boost.B.Loss.C.Limit.D.Release.14.WhatcanweinferabouttheArctic’ssoilcarbonpoolaccordingtoDrAnnaVirkkala?

A.Ithaslesscarbonthantheair.B.Itoughttobestoredinthetundra.C.Itcanbreakdownorganicmatter.D.Itislessaffectedbyglobalwarming.15.Whatisthemainideaofthetext?

A.Arcticgreeningcutscarbonemissions.B.MorecarbonisbeingreleasedinArctic.C.Arcticcarbonstorageisgrowingrapidly.D.ExtremeclimatemakesArcticinhabitable.Wearemastersofdistractionespeciallywhenwefeelanuncomfortableemotionsurfacing.Andoursocietymakesiteasierthanever.16.ThoserangefromvideosonTikToktoonlineshopping.Butdoesdistractionreallyhelpdealwithemotions?Ordoesitmerelyworsentheproblem?17.Insomewaysitcanhelp,andoftentimesdistractionavoidstherootoftheproblem.Intheloudworldinwhichwelivenowadays,avoidinganemotioniseasierthanprocessingit.Duringthesequencingofanemotion,distractionoccurswhenwefirstnoticeit.Theemotioninquestioncausesphysiologicalchangesandoftencausesaction.18.Itisn’talwaysabadthing.There’sprettygoodevidencethatdistractioncanhelpdownregulatetheanxietyaroundanegativeemotion.19.Therearelongermoodstatesthatlastdaysormonths,althoughmostemotionsonlylastafewminutesbeforetheypass.That’swhy,ifyou’reseekinglong-termsolutions,learningtoprocessemotionsistheonlyway.Whenyouslowdownandmakespaceforyouremotions,youcanstarttoprocessthem.JacobsHendel,apsychotherapist,usesaprocess,whichinvolvesconnectingyourfeettothefloor,deepbellybreathing,slowingdownandthenidentifyingwheredifferentemotionsarefeltinthebody.20——onceanxietygoesdown,youcanidentifytheotheremotionsthatarecomingupinyourbody.Ifthesameemotionskeepcomingupandcausingyoustress,learningtositwiththemandworkthroughthem.Facingyouremotionsmayhelpyouseethattheyaren’tasscaryasyouthought.

A.Grabbingyourphoneisn’tnecessarilybadB.Accordingtoexperts,theanswerisamixedbagC.AndfeelingtheminthebodyisagoodplacetostartD.WefeellikeemotionsaregoingtogetbiggerwhenwefocusonthemE.Forexample,ifyou’resad,youdrawback;ifyou’reangry,youapproachF.Onceanegativeemotionarises,wemayreachforvariousdigitaldistractionsG.However,distractionisn’tatruefixeither,becauseitonlyworksintheshortterm二、完形填空Itwas6p.m.on24January2001,thefirstdayofChineseNewYear.Iwasworkingasatourguideandwasonmywayto21agroupforanighttouraroundKualaLumpur.AsIdrovealongtheroad,asmallhatchbackflewacrossthecentredividerfromthe22directionandcrashedintomycarhead-on.Ipassedoutandwas23bytheringingofmymobilephone.Itwasatravelagent,askingmeifIhadarrivedattheMandarinOrientalformyassignment.ThenIwentintoshock.Inthehospital,Isawmycrushedfeethangingfrommybody,blueandlifeless,andIbeggedthedoctorstosavethematallcosts.Theycalmlypromisedtodotheirbest.Daysafterthat,IwasinformedthatIlostthejob.Myheart24.HowwasIgoingtosupportmy65-year-oldmother?Andplus,Ihavesomanyothercommitments.Ifeltutterhelplessness,butalotofunexpected25camemyway.Ihadmanyvisitorsduringmy14daysinhospitalandwhenIwas26athome.Friendsandrelativeshelpedmewithmyfinancialstufforsimplycametocheermeup.ButIwasonly30,andwantedtoseetheworld.Whentheplaster(石膏)wasremoved,Ididnotletthesightofmyweaklegs27me.Iworkedhardatmyphysiotherapy(理疗)withonlyone28:Imustwalkagain.Afterthefive-month29,Iwasbackonmyfeet.Aftereightmonths,Iwaswalkingwithouttheaidofcrutches.ByFebruarythefollowingyear,Ihadstartedglobe-trottingagain.Today,afterfifteenyears,Ihavetravelledtomanycountriesasatourleaderandamdeterminednottoletthepaininterferewithmywork.The30mademerealizehowlivescanchangeinasplitsecond;fiveoutofthesixpeopleintheovercrowdedcarthathitmelosttheirlives.Inmy31stateofmind,Irecalledhowmotorcyclistswrappedtheirjacketsaroundtheirarmsand32awaymyshatteredsidewindowtosaveme.IalsorecalltheChinesefamilywho33taboo(禁忌)onChineseNewYearanddrovemetothehospital34myseverelybloodiedcondition.ThekindnessI’veexperiencedtaughtmenevertogiveuphopeonanyoneorinanysituation.I35lifemore,notonlymyownbutalsoeveryoneIknow,andwillalwaystrytohelpwhenIknowofsomeoneintrouble.21.A.findoutB.searchforC.attendtoD.pickup22.A.oppositeB.sameC.wrongD.right23.A.astonishedB.awakenedC.annoyedD.activated24.A.sankB.beatC.jumpedD.ached25.A.resultsB.disastersC.promisesD.blessings26.A.recoveringB.workingC.testingD.reflecting27.A.frightenB.pleaseC.discourageD.encourage28.A.aimB.ideaC.statementD.destination29.A.exerciseB.treatmentC.experimentD.examination30.A.incidentB.accidentC.eventD.episode31.A.nervousB.mixedC.foggyD.unconscious32.A.clearedB.movedC.pulledD.pushed33.A.avoidedB.emphasizedC.abandonedD.considered34.A.inspiteofB.inadditiontoC.incaseofD.onaccountof35.A.understandB.sacrificeC.saveD.cherish三、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。LiXiaohua,afemalebarberfromHuaihua,HunanProvince,goesviralduetohersuperbskillsandthereforebecomesa“special-invitedhairstylist”fortheSpringFestivalGala.Herremarkableabilityto36(true)comprehendclients’requestsandwellmeettheirhaircutneeds37(earn)herareputationonlineofbeing“abarberwhoactuallylistens”overthepastmonths.Xiaohuaalsolivestreamsherhaircuts,attractingnotonlycustomersbutalsomanyfellowbarberswhotuneintowatchandlearnfromhertechniques.38hernewfoundfame,Xiaohuastayshumble,insistingherskillsarenotspecial.39(face)withgreatpopularity,sheclaims,“Ijustmakefewermistakes.Foreachclient,myintentionis40(cut)thehairtothebestofmyabilityandnotaddthingsthattheydonotwantorlike.”WiththepopularityofXiaohua,new41(stand)displayingHuaihuaspecialtiesnearhershoparepackedwithpeople.Theplace42theshopislocatedhasbecomeahustlingandbustlingareawithcrowdsoftouristsandInternetcelebrities.HerpopularityhasboostedconsumptioninHuaihuabymorethan100millionyuan.Xiaohuasaysthatseeingeveryonecomingtoplayismore43(satisfy)thanhergetting100haircuts.XiaoHua’sriseisnotonly44reflectionofherskillbutalsoherdown-to-earthbehaviourand45(refuse)toexploithernewfoundfame.四、书信写作46.假定你是李华,最近收到好友Ben的来信,信中说他因为使用人工智能完成作业而受到老师的批评,请你给他写一封回信,内容包括:1.你对使用人工智能完成作业的看法;2.你的建议注意:1.词数80词左右;2.可以适当增加细节,以使行文连贯。DearBen,______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Yours,LiHua五、书面表达47.阅读下面材料,根据其内容和所给段落开头续写两段,使之构成一篇完整的短文。Itwasacoolautumnmorningwhentheschoolannouncedtheannualsportsday.Formoststudents,itwasadayofexcitementandjoy,butforme,itwasjustanothereventIwantedtoavoid.Ihadalwaysbeenthetypetoshyawayfromgroupactivities,preferringthecompanyofmybooksandthoughts.Ourclassmonitor,Sarah,noticedmyunwillingness.Shewastheveryimageofenthusiasmandleadership,alwaystryingtobringtheclasstogether.Oneday,sheapproachedmeduringlunch.“Whydon’tyoujoinusfortherelayrace?It’llbefun,”shesaidwithawarmsmile.Ihesitated,butherpersistencewashardtoignore.Thenextday,Saraho

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