2025学年浙江A9协作体第二学期期中联考高二英语试卷

2025学年浙江A9协作体第二学期期中联考高二英语试卷一、听力选择题1.Whatisthemangoingtodonext?

A．Boardaplane.B．Completeaform.C．Lookforhissuitcase.2.Whatdoesthemanadvisethewomantodo?

A．Resellthetickets.B．Gofishingwithhim.C．Watchtheshowonline.3.Whatarethespeakersmainlytalkingabout?

A．Maintainingfitness.B．Joiningaprogram.C．Arrangingaschedule.4.Howdoesthemanfeelaboutthesetmeal?

A．It’squitesatisfactory.B．It’sabitunaffordable.C．It’snotworthrecommending.5.Whydoesthewomanlookpale?

A．She’sbeenshoppingallday.B．She’sbeenpracticingrunningallday.C．She’sbeenservingcustomersallday.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。6.Whatwillthespeakersdothisevening?

A．Gotoabirthdayparty.B．Buyanewsportsjacket.C．Celebratetheiranniversary.7.Whenwillthespeakerssetoff?

A．At7:00p.m.B．At6:30p.m.C．At6:00p.m.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。8.WhatwillthemandoonSunday?

A．Visitacompany.B．Deliveraspeech.C．Organizeaconference.9.WhydoesthewomanrecommendtheSkylineParkingLottotheman?

A．Ithasmoreparkingspaces.B．Itistheclosesttotheeventcenter.C．Itoffersspecialdiscountstohim.10.Howcanthemanprovehisidentitytothesecurityguard?

A．Byprovidinghispassport.B．Byusingaparkingpass.C．Byshowinghisguestcard.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。11.Whatistheprobablerelationshipbetweenthespeakers?

A．Formercolleagues.B．Familymembers.C．Oldschoolmates.12.WhydoesEmmacometothefair?

A．Togojob-hunting.B．Togiveoutbrochures.C．Tomeetheroldcoach.13.Wherearethespeakersnow?

A．InNewton.B．InQuincy.C．InBoston.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。14.Howlongdoesthewomanplantostayinthecottage?

A．Aboutaweek.B．Abouttwoweeks.C．Aboutthreeweeks.15.Whydoesthemansaysorrytothewoman?

A．Hernamehasbeenmisspelled.B．Hemisrememberedcheck-intimes.C．Thecottageisunavailableforherdesiredtime.16.Whatisstillunderconstructionnow?

A．Adoublegarage.B．Astonebridge.C．Aflowergarden.17.Howmuchshouldthewomanpayforthedeposit?

A．£50.B．£70.C．£100.听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。18.Whatisthespeakerdoing?

A．Broadcastingnews.B．Makingaspeech.C．Chairingameeting.19.WhatdidProfessorAndrewJonesfirstputemphasison?

A．Theactionsthatsomecitieshavetaken.B．Theimportantrolethatbeesplayintheworld.C．Thereasonwhythebeepopulationhasdropped.20.WhathasParisdonetoprotectbees?

A．Ithasintroduceda“beehighway”.B．Ithasprovidedsafeplacesforbees.C．Ithasplantedflowersontherooftops.二、阅读理解Hawaii:AKingdomCrossingOceansThisexhibitionisawonderfulcelebrationoftheartandhistoryofHawaii,builtonyearsofcollaborationwithNativeHawaiianartists,practitionersandscholars.In1824,KingLiholihotravelledtoBritain,ajourneythatmarkedaturningpoint.Theexhibitionmarks200yearssincethisroyalvisitandexploresthecomplexrelationshipbetweenHawaiiandBritain.HighlightsTheexhibitionbringstogetherremarkableobjects,including:●Featheredcloaks(斗篷)andhelmetswornbychiefs●Finelycarvedgods●Shark-toothedweapons●ContemporaryworksbynativeHawaiianartistsOpeningHours&Dates●Dates:15January-25May2026●Openinghours:Daily10:00-17:00(Fridays20:30)Thegallerybeginsclearing10minutesbeforeclosing.TicketInformation

CategoryStandardPriceOff-PeakPriceAdults£18£16Seniors(60+)£9£8Under18sFreeFreeBooking&Entry●Advancebookingisstronglyrecommended.BookonlineorcalltheBoxOffice:+44(0)2073238181(Mon-Fri,10:00-16:50).●Members:Freeentry,nobookingrequired.ShowyourMembershipcard.Ifyourcardhasnotarrived,bringyourpurchaseconfirmationemailtotheMembershipDeskforatemporarycard.VisitorGuidelines●Photography:Hand-heldphotographywithoutflashispermittedforpersonaluseonly.●Foodanddrink:Nofoodordrink.●Mobilephones:Pleasesilenceallmobiledevices.●Access:Thegalleryiswheelchairaccessible.Guidedogsandhearingdogsarewelcome.21.Whatdoweknowabouttheexhibition?

A．Thegalleryclosesat17:00everyday.B．Visitorscantakephotographswithflash.C．Memberscanenterforfreewithoutbooking.D．Foodanddrinkareallowedinthegalleryarea.22.What’stheoff-peakticketpriceforanadultwithparentsover60?

A．£24.B．£28.C．£32.D．£40.23.Whereisthispassagemostlikelytobefound?

A．Amuseumwebsite.B．Ahistorytextbook.C．Atravelbrochure.D．Ascientificjournal.Lastsummer,Ipackedmybackpackandboardedaone-wayflighttoBangkok.Ihadtraveledbefore,butalwayswithfamilyortourgroups.Thistime,Iwascompletelyalone.Thefirstfewdayswereoverwhelming.NavigatingBangkok’scrowdedstreets,Ifeltlostmorethanonce.Myphone’smapseemeduselessinthenarrowalleys.Yet,eachtimeIfoundmyway,asmallsenseofpridegrewinsideme.Iwaslearningtorelyonmyself.TherealmagichappenedinasmallvillageinnorthernThailand.Ihadplannedtostayfortwodays,butsomethingabouttheplacekeptmeforaweek.Eachmorning,Isatwithanelderlylocalwomanwhosoldnoodlesfromacart.ShespokenoEnglish,andmyThaiwaslimitedto“thankyou”and“delicious.”Still,wecommunicatedthroughsmilesandgestures.Oneafternoon,sheinvitedmetoherhometomeetherfamily.Wesharedamealofstickyriceandspicypapayasalad,laughingwithoutsayingaword.Noteverythingwentsmoothly.AdelayedflightinLaosleftmestuckovernightatatinyairport.IcaughtacoldinVietnamandspenttwodaysinahostelbed,wonderingifIhadmadeaterriblemistake.Butlookingback,eventhosemomentstaughtmesomething.Ilearnedtostaycalmwhenthingswentwrongandtoaccepthelpfromstrangerswhobecametemporaryfriends.WhenIreturnedhome,myparentssaidIseemeddifferent.Theywereright.Ihadleftasastudentwhoneededeverythingplanned;Icamebackassomeonewhocouldhandletheunexpected.Thattriptaughtmethattravelisnotjustaboutplacesyouvisit.Itisaboutthepersonyoubecomealongtheway.24.Whatcanweinferaboutthewriterbeforethetripfromthepassage?

A．Shehadapreferencefortravelingalone.B．Shewasaccustomedtorelyingonothers.C．Sheenjoyedmakingfriendswithstrangers.D．Shewasskilledatcopingwithsuddenchanges.25.Whatdoesthewriterconveybysaying“laughingwithoutsayingaword”(Paragraph3)?

A．ShewastooshytotalkwiththelocalfamilyinThai.B．Thefoodwassodeliciousthattheyhadnotimetotalk.C．Theyhadnothingtotalkaboutbecauseofthelanguagebarrier.D．Genuinefeelingsinheartcanbeexpressedbeyondspokenlanguage.26.WhydidthewriterhavetostayovernightatatinyairportinLaos?

A．Shemissedherflight.B．Herflightwaslate.C．Sheboardedthewrongplane.D．Shecaughtacold.27.Whatisthemainideaofthepassage?

A．Self-growthfromsolotravelabroad.B．Beautifulmemoriesofsolotravelabroad.C．Unavoidabletroublesduringsolotravelabroad.D．Practicaltipsforcommunicatingwithlocalsabroad.Isateenageboymorelikelytogrowupworkingwithchildrenasateacherorwithenginesasamechanic?Smartmoneybetsonthelatter,andthatwouldstillholdtrueevenifyouswitchupthecountryordecadethroughoutthe20thcentury.Butwhy?Whatarethefactorsthatcontributetothisseeminglystereotypicaloutcome?Youmightthinkthatsocialforces—discrimination,genderroles,etc.—significantlyshapetheseoutcomes,butresearchshowsthatmenandwomen’soccupationalpursuitsandinterestshavenotchangedmuchoverthepastcentury,evenassocietalnormsdecidedlyhave.Boysandgirlstendtopursuejobsdealingwiththingsandpeoplerespectively.And,perhapscounter-intuitively,thispreferenceforsex-typicaljobstendstoincreasewhentheircountryoffersmoreeconomicandpoliticalempowermentforwomen—aphenomenoncalledthe“gender-equalityparadox(悖论).”Arecentstudynotedthatwithfewereconomicworries,greaternationalwealthmightenablemorestudentstopursuejobstowhichtheyarenaturallydrawn.“Individualstudentsinwealthynationswithstrongsocialsafetynetsmightchoosemoreinaccordancewithbiologicallyinfluencedoccupationalintereststhaninaccordancewithpoliticalideals,”thestudystated.Socialfactorsmayindeedplayaroleindeterminingwhichjobsyoungmenandwomenareinterestedin,butbiologyseemstobeaconsiderableforcedrivingtheseoutcomes.Fromapolicyperspective,thatmeansthatinterventionsdesignedtobringmorewomenintofieldslikeSTEMmightneedtobereadjusted.Frommyperspective,itisworthconsideringwhethersuchinterventionsareappropriateinthefirstplace.Afterall,ifwewantgreaternationalwealthandgenderequality,andthesetwothingsseemtopushpeopletowardsex-typicaljobs,thenwhynotletthechipsfallwheretheymay?Moreover,whatmightbegoodfororganizationsandbusinessesisnotalwaysthesameaswhatisgoodforindividuals.28.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“stereotypical”inparagraph1mean?

A．Influential.B．Productive.C．Unchanged.D．Appealing.29.Whydoesthephenomenonof“gender-equalityparadox”occur?

A．Girlsobservethesocietalnormsallthetime.B．Boysalwayspursuecareerstodowithpeople.C．Womengainmoreeconomicandpoliticalsupport.D．Menhavelessaccesstosex-typicaloccupationsnowadays.30.Whatismorelikelytodetermineindividuals’occupationalinterest?

A．Socialsafetynets.B．Politicalideals.C．Readjustedinterventions.D．Biologicalfactors.31.Whatcanwelearnfromthelastparagraph?

A．Genderequalityishavingagreaterimpactonsex-typicaloccupations.B．Individualsshouldpursuetheirfavoredjobsregardlessoftheintervention.C．Moreproperpoliciesshouldbemadetointerveneinwomen’scareeroptions.D．Organizationsandbusinesseshavebenefitedgreatlyfromeconomicgrowth.AwaveofoptimismhaslatelysweptthroughChina’schipindustry.SharetradersinShanghaijokethatCambricon,alocalfirm,notonlyoffersasubstituteforNvidia’sprocessors,butforitsstock,too.AlthoughtheChinesesemiconductorfirmisworthonlyafractionofitsgiantAmericanrival,itssharepricehasrocketedby350%overthepastyear,around15timesasmuchasNvidia’s.ThissurgereflectsgrowingconfidenceinChina’sabilitytocompeteintheglobalsemiconductormarket,despiteexternalpressures.Thesepressuresarenoaccident.Inrecentyears,AmericahastriedtohalttheflowofadvancedchipsandchipmakingtoolstoChinainthehopeofhinderingitsprogressinartificialintelligence(AI).Lastmonth,NvidiawaseffectivelyprohibitedfromsellingitsH20chipinChina,aproductoriginallydesignedinresponsetoearlierrestrictions.DespiteAmerica’seffortstoholditback,however,ChineseAIcontinuestopowerahead.Atleastforthetimebeing,thecountry’sAIlabsdonotappeartobesufferingfromashortageofchips.InternetgiantssuchasAlibabaandTencentarebuildingvastnumbersofAIdatacentres,apparentlyunrestricted.Howisthispossible?Theanswerliesintwokeyfactors.First,breakthroughsbycompanieslikeDeepSeek,anAIstartup,havesignificantlyreducedthecomputingpowerrequiredforAIsystems,easingrelianceonadvancedchips.Second,ashadowysupplychainhasmanagedtokeepNvidia’shardwareflowingintoChina,bypassingAmericansanctions(制裁).Together,theseimprovementshavegiventhesupplychainsomeextratimetorecover.Nevertheless,challengesremain.China’schipindustrystilldependsonforeigncomponentsforhigh-endproducts,andlacksaccesstocutting-edgetoolslikeASML’slithographymachines.Butthingsmightbechangingsoon.Huawei,Cambricon,andCXMThavemaderemarkablestrides,provingthatdomesticinnovationisaccelerating.AsmoreChinesecompaniesshifttowardhomegrownsolutions,thefocusisnolongeronwhetherChinacanachievesemiconductorself-reliance,butonhowsoon.Withsustainedinvestmentandinnovation,thatdaymayarrivefasterthanmanyanticipate.32.WhywastheprohibitionofsellingH20toChinamentioned?

A．ToshowAmerica’scontinuousandtargetedrestrictions.B．TopraiseNvidia’seffortsindesigningcustomisedchips.C．ToproveChina’sfullchipreplacementofNvidia’sproducts.D．ToexplaintheseverechipshortageChineseAIlabsarefacing.33.HowhasChinamanagedtomaintainitschipsupplydespiteUSsanctions?

A．BycompletelystoppingtheuseofadvancedAIchips.B．Throughreducedinvestmentindatacenterconstruction.C．BynegotiatingnewtradedealswithAmericancompanies.D．Throughtechnologicalinnovationsandalternativesupplychannels.34.Whatistheauthor’sattitudetowardsChina’schipindustry?

A．Positive.B．Critical.C．Skeptical.D．Indifferent.35.What’sthebesttitleofthetext?

A．ConstantPressuresonChina’sChipIndustryB．China’sChipDevelopmentamidchallengesC．China’sAIProgressunderU.S.RestrictionsD．GlobalCompetitioninSemiconductorMarketHowtoNameYourSoloArtExhibitionComingupwithanameforyoursoloartexhibitioncanbeadiscouragingtask.Thenameofyourexhibitioncanimpacthowmanypeoplecometoyourshowandhowtheyviewyourart.36Lookatotherartexhibitionnamesforinspiration.Whathaveyourfavoriteartistsnamedtheirartexhibitions?37It’seasiertobrainstormideasonceyouhaveanideaofwhatotherpeoplearedoing.Ifyouthinkotherartexhibitionnamesallsoundthesame,comeupwithsomethingtotallydifferent!38Don’tbeafraidtobreaktherulesorbeinspirationalwiththenameyouchoose.Forinstance,insteadofnamingyourexhibition“ExploringGlobalClimateChangeThroughPhotography”,youcouldgowithsomethingbolderlike“WorldOnFire!”.Useatraditionaltwo-partname.39Takethename“EndlessCommute:APhotographicCollectionofDriversStuckinTraffic”forexample.Thefirstpartofthename,“EndlessCommute”,drawspeopleinwithoutgivingawaytoomuchinformationabouttheexhibitasmostpeopleknowwhatit’sliketocommutetowork.40Thus,thesecondpartofthenameshouldbeclearandconcise.“APhotographicCollectionofDriversStuckinTraffic”onlyincludestheinformationthat’snecessaryforpeopletounderstandwhatyourexhibitionisabout.

A．Whataboutothersimilarlocalartists?B．Chooseaboldnameforastandoutexhibition.C．Makethenameoftheexhibitionrelatetotheartshow.D．However,it’shardertoholdpeople’sinterestwithalongtitle.E．Usually,thefirstpartofthenameisabsorbingandrecognizable.F．Usingatwo-partnamewillmakeyourexhibitappearprofessional.G．Fortunatelythereareafewtricksforyoutoentitleanexhibitionyoulove.三、完形填空DavidandIgotMaxwhenhewas12weeksold.Hewascheeky,andlovedtestingthe41ofwhathecoulddo—likesnuggling(蜷伏)withusonthebed.Butweloveditand42myhuskyaroundourneighbourhoodwasoneofmyfavouritepartsofaday.Oneday,wewentforourwalkasusual.Max43onthelead(牵绳)andpulledaheadofme,eagertomeetnewpeoplethathecouldstopandfawnon,whensuddenlyIfeltaviolent44onmybackandeverythingwentblack.WhenI45,Iwasinhospital.DavidexplainedIwashitbyavehicledrivenbyawoman,whichlostcontroland46myheadintoarockwall,crackingmyskullopenand47mybrain.48,mylifelessbodywashiddenfromthe49ofanyonewalkingpast,50thewallwassurroundedbytreesandbushes.51Ineededhelp,ourcleverhuskyranhomeimmediately.HepawedatthedooruntilDavidopenedit.“Hewascoveredinyourblood,andIknewsomethingmusthavehappenedtoyou,”Davidtoldme.He52Max’sleadandlethimleadtheway.WiththehelpofMax,theyfoundmehiddenbehindatree,53andbleeding.Igothomefrommythree-monthstayinhospital.Uponseeingme,Max54overandjumpedrightintomyarms.ButforMax’s55,Iwouldn’thavemadeit.Wewereallsothankfultohim.41.A．risksB．edgesC．limitsD．opportunities42.A．runningB．feedingC．walkingD．chasing43.A．draggedB．liftedC．facilitatedD．pushed44.A．interventionB．twistC．slapD．impact45.A．wokeupB．camearoundC．stressedoutD．calledback46.A．crashedB．pulledC．reachedD．generated47.A．explodingB．exploitingC．exposingD．exploring48.A．BetteryetB．WorsestillC．ButratherD．Inaddition49.A．sightB．signalC．hearingD．touch50.A．althoughB．butC．forD．otherwise51.A．InformingB．ConfirmingC．InterpretingD．Realizing52.A．masteredB．capturedC．underwentD．grabbed53.A．frustratedB．unconsciousC．miserableD．depressed54.A．cameB．boundedC．turnedD．stumbled55.A．clevernessB．braveryC．awarenessD．contribution四、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。Atdusk,thestonehousesclimbingthehillsidearebathedinwarmyellowlight,theirroughwalls56(soft)bythetwilight(暮色).Thegentlesoundofastreammixeswithvisitors’laughter,57(compose)amelodyofliveslivingclosetotheland.Seenfromafar,thetwistingroadwindsthroughtoweringcliffs,dark58(tunnel)andpicturesquemountainlandscapes.Althoughnewroadslinkingtheonce-separatedXiyagouvillageinLingchuancounty,Shanxiprovince,totheoutsideworld59(build)inrecentyears,itwasthrougha7.5-kilometertunnelroadbuiltintothesteepmountainside60thevillagedeepintheTaihangMountainsfirstgainedaccess61theoutsideworld.Ittookthreedecadesforthelocalpeople62(carve)thepaththatnotonlychangedthefateofthewholevillage,but63(accident)createdasuccessfultouristattraction.Visitorsareamazedatthemainroad.JustasonevisitorcommentedonRedNotelastyear,“64isbeyondimaginationishowtocreatesuchadangerousroadalongthevertical(垂直的)cliffhammerbyhammer.Evenstandingrightthere,it’sstillhardtobelieve.”Theroadislistedonthewebsite,65popularonlineresourcefordiscoveringtheworld’smostchallengingroadsandmountainpasses.五、书信写作66.假设你是李华，上周六你参观了一个精彩的书画文物展（CalligraphyandPaintingRelicsExhibition），请你给美国笔友Jeremy写一封邮件分享这次经历，内容包括：1．你印象深刻的文物；2．你的感想。注意：1．写作词数应为80个左右；2．请按如下格式在答题纸的相应位置作答。DearJeremy,Hopethisletterfindsyouwell.LastSaturdayIvisited____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________YoursLiHua六、书面表达67.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。IntotheWindItwasabeautifuldayforabikeride.IheadedouttomeetafriendtoexploreanewlyreopenedbikepaththatIhadneverriddenbefore.Asacyclistformorethantwenty-fiveyears,Ifoundthatridingmybikewasnotonlyagreatphysicalworkout,butalsoago-tostrategytoquietmymindandrelievestress.Ifeltincrediblyblessedtobehealthyenoughtogoforaridewellintomyfifties.Aswemeanderedalongthewoodedbikepath,wemaintainedarelaxed,comfortablepace.Ridingsidebyside,wetalkedaboutafrustratingexperienceofpedalingintoastrongwindonanOklahomadaybefore—adaythattaughtme:ifyou’regoingtorideabikeregularly,youmigh