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河北邢台市2025-2026学年高二下学期7月期末英语试题学校:___________姓名:___________班级:___________考号:___________一、阅读理解Severaljobsareonoffertoday.Seedetailsandtryyourluckbelow.Post1IneedmyentireEnglish-languagewebsiterewritteninnatural,persuasiveThai.Thisismorethanastraighttranslation:EverysentencemustfeelasthoughitwasoriginallycraftedforaThaiaudiencewhilepreservingbrandvoiceandanyindustry-specifictermexactly.Wewillprovidereferencematerialwherenecessary.PleaseonlyreplyifyouareanativeThaiwriterwithprovenwebsitecopyexperienceandasharpeyefortechnicalaccuracy.Post2IhaveaseriesoflifestyleblogpiecesdraftedinEnglishthatIneedbroughttolifeforaMyanmar(缅甸)audience.Yourtaskistwo-fold:First,produceafluent,culturallytunedBurmesetranslationofeacharticle;thenrecordaclear,engagingvoice-over(旁白)thatmatchesthetranslatedtextword-for-word.Pleaseconfirmyouareanativespeakerwithpriorexperienceinbothwrittentranslationandvoicework.Post3Ineedassistancewitha150storybookmanuscript(手稿).Requirementsincludebasicproofreading(校对)forspellingandgrammarerrorsandphotoarrangement.Idealskillslikeexperiencewithchildren’sorstorybookmanuscripts,strongcommandofgrammarandattentiontodetailandconsistencyareneeded.Lookingforonewhocanensurethemanuscriptispolishedandreadyforpublication.Post4I’mreadytoturnmyjourneyintoabook,andIneedaskilledwritertomakeithappen.Thecentralthreadispersonalgrowthandovercomingchallenges,soeverychaptershouldleavetheaudiencefeelingempoweredandhopeful.Wewillstartwithinterviewssoyoucancapturemystoryanddevelopaclearoutline.Ifyouhaveatrackrecordinlife-storywritingandcankeepthepaceupliftingfromstarttofinish,let’stalk.1.Whatextrataskisaddedtopost2’stranslationjob?A.Voicerecording.B.Spellingandgrammarcheck.C.Personalinterviews.D.Addingmoretechnicalterms.2.Whatcanbeinferredaboutthejobinpost4?A.Amanuscriptisofferedbytheemployer.B.Thebookisexpectedtoinspireitsreaders.C.Thewritingstyleshouldbeformalandacademic.D.Anoutlineneedstobemadebeforetheinterview.3.Whatisasharedqualificationforthefourjobs?A.Nativespeakerqualification.B.Manuscriptproofreadingtasks.C.Relatedworkingexperience.D.Cross-languagetranslationwork.EnricSalaisn’tamedicaldoctor,butheisregularlywritingprescriptions(处方).Hispatient?Theocean.Theprescription?Marineprotectedareas(MPAs)—adesignatedsafezoneforoceanlifewherefishing,miningandotherdestructivehumanactivitiesarebanned.Asnewsofcoralbleaching,overfishingandoceanwarmingeventsdominatetheheadlines,theformeruniversityprofessorquitacademiatobecomeafull-timeconservationist,advocatingfindingacureforanoceanthat,attimes,canappearonitsdeathbed.Since2008,Salahasbuiltateamofscientists,filmmakers,policyprofessionalsandcommunicatorstoformPristineSeas—aninitiativethatexploresmarineecosystemstohelpprotecttheworld’smostvitaloceanareas.Ontheirexpeditions,scientistsandfilmmakersareinvitedbygovernmentstospendweeksatatimeatsea,collectingfilmsanddatatosubmittolocalgovernmentleaderssotheycandeterminewhichpartsoftheiroceanaremostimportanttoprotect.Sala,amanwhoisequallyateaseslippingonawetsuitforadiveasheisdonningasuitandtieforfundraisingeventsormeetingswithcountryleaders,understandsthattotrulyinspirepeopletoenactmarineprotections,youhavetobringpeoplecloseenoughtocare.“Whenwetakegovernmentleadersdownhundredsofmetersunderwater,wecanopenawindowtotheirworldthatthey’veneverseenbefore,”Salasays.“Youcanseetheamazementandprideontheirfaces.”PerhapsMPAs’biggestopponentsareindustrialfishinglobbyists(说客)keenonkeepingoceansopentolarge-scalefishingefforts.TheyarguethatMPAswouldholdbackeconomicdevelopmentanddecreasefisheries’productivity.SalaandhiscolleaguedemonstratedthatwithinMPAs,notonlydotargetspeciesbounceback,withanincreaseinfishbiomassofmorethan500%,butentireecosystemsarealsorestored.Thepopulationsthen“spillover”intonearbyunprotectedfishinggrounds.“Oceanprotectionandfishinghavealwayshadthesamegoal,”Salasays.4.WhatisMPAsmeanttodoaccordingtoparagraph1?A.Stopdamagingoceanwildlife.B.Boostcoastalfishingbusiness.C.Exploreunknowndeep-seaareas.D.Seeknewhabitatsformarinelife.5.WhydoesSalatakegovernmentleaderstodiveunderwater?A.TotestthepossibilityofMPAs.B.Toshootunderwaterlandscapes.C.Totrainthemtodiveforanoceanproject.D.Totouchtheirheartsandwintheirsupport.6.WhatisSala’sattitudetothefishinglobbyists’idea?A.Supportive. B.Tolerant.C.Opposed. D.Unconcerned.7.Whatcanbethebesttitleforthetext?A.AnOpponentofBoostingOceanEconomyB.AnOceanDoctorWithoutaMedicalDegreeC.AnAdvocateofExploringtheDeepOceaninaNewWayD.AnEfforttoInvolveGovernmentsinOceanicProtectionSearchonlineandyouwillfindcountlessDIYbiotrendsthatpromisehealthieraging,fromusinghyperbaricoxygentherapytosleepingunderredlights.ButresearchfromTuftsUniversitypointstoamuchsimplerlifestylechangethatappearstowork:eatingslightlyfewercalories.ThefindingscomefromCALERIE,shortforComprehensiveAssessmentofLong-termEffectsofReducingIntakeofEnergy.Inthestudy,143participantstriedtoreducetheircalorieintakeby25%fortwoyears,while75otherscontinuedeatingnormallyasthecontrolgroup.Researchersfoundnotableimprovementsamongtheparticipantswhoreducedcalories.Manyshiftedtheirdietsawayfromfatsandtowardmoreproteinandcarbohydrates.Althoughthegroupachievedonlyabouta12%caloriereductioninsteadofthetargeted25%,theystillexperiencedsignificantdeclinesinbloodpressure,LDLcholesterol,andinsulinlevelscomparedwiththecontrolgroup.Apaperreleasedearlierthisyearfoundthatloweringcalorieintakedidnotreducetheoverallnutritionalqualityofparticipants’diets.“Themostexcitingpartisthatwesawthesebenefitswithonlyamoderatelevelofrestrictionthat’sfeasibleformostpeople.Itdoesn’thavetotakeextrememeasures.Forsomepeople,justskippingalargedailysugarycoffeedrinkcandothetrick,”saysSaiKrupaDas,oneoftheresearchers.Researchersarestillunabletounderstandexactlywhycalorierestrictionboostshealth.Onetheoryisthateatinglesshelpsthebodygenerateenergymoreefficientlywhileproducingfewerreactiveoxygenspecies,unstablemolecules(分子)thatcandamagecellsandcontributetodiseasesrangingfromcancertoParkinson’sdisease.Onetestconfirmedthattheparticipantsinthecalorierestrictiongrouphadlowerlevelsofthesemoleculesthanthecontrolgroup.TheCALERIEprojectisstillongoing.Researchersstilldonotknowwhethercalorierestrictionworksbestasapermanentlifestyleorasashorter-termintervention.“Ithinkthefollow-upwasnecessarygivensuchpromisingresultsintheprimarystudy,anditiscrucialtoseehowthingsplayoutovertime,”Dassays.8.WhatistheeffectivewaytoslowagingaccordingtotheresearchfromTuftsUniversity?A.Receivingoxygentreatment.B.Usingredlightswhilesleeping.C.TryingvariousDIYbiomethods.D.Cuttingdownfoodcaloriesalittle.9.Whatdoweknowaboutthecalorie-cuttingparticipants?A.Theytookinmuchlessprotein.B.Theyquittedbeforethedeadline.C.Theirhealthindicatorsturnedbettergenerally.D.Theirdietswerericherthanthecontrolgroup’s.10.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“feasible”inparagraph4mean?A.Strange. B.Practical.C.Suspicious. D.Predictable.11.Whydoresearcherscarryoutfurtherresearch?A.Toexplorelong-termeffectsofcalorierestriction.B.Tofigureoutnewapproachestorestrictingcalories.C.Toexplainwhycalorierestrictionimproveshealth.D.Todetecthowreactiveoxygenspeciesharmhealth.AtArtBaselHongKong,Asia’sbiggestartfair,amysteriousAIagentsilentlyobservedpassersbythroughtwotrackingcameras.Notevenitscreatorknewquitewhatitwaslookingfor.Everytwoorthreeminutes,itpickedsomeoneoutfromthecrowdandturneditsperception(感知)oftheirfacialemotionsintoavirtualcharacter,withwhichitwoulddiscussinternally.Then,onalargescreen,adigitalartworkwaschanginginrealtimetoincludewhathadbeendiscussed.Thefinal20pieces—videoscapturingeachtwo-hourprocess,fromstarttofinish—arebeingofferedtoartcollectorsforaminimumof$12,000each.“I’mnotinputtingorders,butjustholdingitsvirtualhandhereandmakingsurethatitdoesn’toffendanybody,”jokedMarioKlingemann,oneoftheproject’screators.ThisisBotto,anAIartistthathasbeencreatingdigitalimagesandsellingthemonlinesince2021.Inthattime,itsartisticsensibilitieshaveevolvedasitlearnswhatpeoplelike(ordon’t)andadaptstotheirtastes.Bottoisgovernedbythousandsofhumanparticipantsaswell.Eachweek,itsAI-poweredartenginecreates350newdigitalworksaroundapredeterminedtheme.ItthenpresentsthemtoBottoDAO,anopenonlinecommunitycomprisingmorethan28,000members.Theyoftenengageinspiriteddiscussionsabouttheartworks’aestheticmerits(审美价值),debatinghowtheyrespondtothetheme,beforevotingfortheirfavoritesordown-votingthosetheydislike.Aftervotingcloses,theweek’swinningpieceissold.Yet,apartfromvotingandhandlingthelogistics,Botto’screatorsclaimthathumaninvolvementinBotto’sprocessesislimitedtocopyeditingtheAI’ssaleslistingsforspellingandpunctuation(标点)errors.So,asBottoisenhancingitscreativevisionovertheyears,shouldhumanartistsbeworried?Theproject’sco-leadSimonHudsonsaid,“Themostimportantquestionforartistsshouldbe‘WhatdoesmyhumanitymakepossiblethatAIcannotaccess?’”12.WhatistheAIagentattheartfairdoing?A.Creatingartfrompeople’sfeelings.B.Followingitsdesigners’instructions.C.Recordingpeople’sbodymovements.D.Practicingcommunicatingwithpeople.13.WhatdoMarioKlingemann’swordsmainlyshow?A.HecontrolstheAI’screativeideas.B.HeneedstoadjusttheAI’ssettings.C.TheAIworksprimarilyonitsown.D.TheAIoftenmakeswrongcontent.14.WhatisthemaindutyofBottoDAOmembers?A.Todesignweeklycreativethemes.B.Topickoutoutstandingcreations.C.TotakecontroloftheAI’screation.D.TopromoteAIworkstocollectors.15.WhatdoesSimonHudsonstressinhiswords?A.PeopleshouldaccepttheriseofAIart.B.AIstillneedsmuchimprovementinart.C.AIwilltaketheplaceofhumanartistsatlast.D.HumanartistsownuniqueadvantagesoverAI.Haveyoueverwonderedhowtoturnplainlinesintostrikingpoetry?Manybeginnersfindpolishingpoemsconfusing.Thisarticlesharesusefulideastosharpenyourpoeticexpressionsstepbystep.16Avoidrelyingonabstractlanguage,groundyourpoeminspecificimagesofpeople,places,andobjects.Youcanalsoengageallfivesenses—smell,taste,touch,sight,andsound—topullyourreadersintotheworldyou’rebuildingandmakeimagescomealiveforthem.Sayyouwanttoexpresshappiness.Insteadofstating“Ifelthappy”,paintascenewithsensorydetails:“Mysmilelituptheroomlikewildfire.”Includeliterarydevices.Techniqueslikemetaphorsandsimiles(暗喻和明喻)addvarietyanddepthtoyourpoetry.17It’sagoodpracticetouseliterarydevicesthroughoutyourpoem,butavoidrelyingmerelyonmetaphorsorjustsimiles.Remembertovaryyourtypesinyourwriting.Writefortheear.18Youshouldwriteyourpoemwithafocusonhowitsoundsonthepage.Asyouputdownyourideas,sparenoefforttothinkabouthowyourwritingsoundswhenread.Thishabitgivesyoufreedomtoarrangepoemstructuresandselectdelicatewords,andhelpsyouexplorenaturallineflowaswellasuniquesoundsfromadjacent(临近的)words.Avoidclichés(陈词滥调).19Instead,goforfresh,imaginativedescriptionstoappealtoyourreaders.Ifalinefeelstoocommonplace,replaceitwithsomethingmoreoriginal.Forexample,insteadofwriting“Shewasasbusyasabee”,try“Herhandswereneverstill”or“Sherushedthroughthekitchenwithoutpause”.20A.Focusonvivid,concretedetails.B.Lookthroughexamplesofpoetry.C.Poetryismadetobereadoutloud.D.Creativechoicesmakeyourpoetrystandoutandfeelalive.E.Usingthemcanallowyoutopaintadetailedpictureforyourreaders.F.Youshouldalsomakesurespellingandgrammarinthepoemarecorrect.G.Theseoverusedphraseshavelosttheirimpactbecausethey’retoofamiliar.二、完形填空Yearsago,John’s10-year-olddaughterKeanehadasuddentics(抽搐).Shehadsufferedfrom21physicaldisorderssince.What22herconditionwasthatshewastrappedinintenseanxietyandasaresult,shewasevenincapableofplacingherfeet23ontheground.Bytheageof12,shecouldnolongerleavethehouseexceptforthetripstothe24.John25totakeheroutdoorstoliftherspirits.Hegotasmallwagon(拖车)26withwarmblankets,setthewagonup,andmovedforwardslowlywhilepullingherin.Oneday,apasserbydrivingawhitetruckstoppedbesidethemandsangJohn’spraisesforhis27asafatherandencouragedKeanetosticktoherwaybravely.This28warmthmadethefatheranddaughterfeeldeeplytouched.Itwaslaterofficially29thatKeanesufferedfromanuncommonneurological(神经系统的)disorder.Inthefollowingsixyears,Johnwenttogreatlengthsto30propermedicaltreatmentandprofessionalguidanceforKeane,yetherarely31howharditwas.Fortunately,thingshavetakena32turnnow.Keaneisgettingbackonherfeetandhascontinuedherschooling.While33ofmanypeoplehascometheirwaythroughoutthejourney,thestranger’sencouragementremainsthemost34.Itcarriedthemthrough35andcastpositiveinfluenceontheirwholelife.21.A.novel B.odd C.slight D.previous22.A.figuredout B.madefor C.tookover D.addedto23.A.firmly B.officially C.separately D.constantly24.A.teachers B.friends C.doctors D.parents25.A.advocated B.resolved C.resisted D.pretended26.A.compared B.charged C.decorated D.loaded27.A.prediction B.decision C.devotion D.honor28.A.unexposed B.unexpected C.increasing D.demanding29.A.calculated B.suspected C.assumed D.confirmed30.A.seek B.anticipate C.match D.tolerate31.A.inquired B.ignored C.acknowledged D.distinguished32.A.favorable B.sharp C.sudden D.curious33.A.reaction B.concern C.criticism D.protest34.A.distinct B.popular C.cautious D.potential35.A.damage B.infection C.operations D.hardships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。AChinesemedicalteamarrivedinKinshasa,thecapitaloftheDemocraticRepublicoftheCongo,onTuesdayforathree-monthmission36(support)theCentralAfricancountry’sresponsetoanEbolaoutbreak.LuMing,37officialfromtheDepartmentofInternationalCooperation,saidthatallmembershave38(extend)experienceintheirrespectivefieldsandhave39(previous)participatedinglobalmedicalaidmissionsandEbolaresponses,“Weplantoestablishcommunicationandcooperationmechanismswithlocalgovernments,healthcareinstitutionsandinternationalorganizationswiththe40(assist)oftheChineseembassy(大使馆),”Lusaid.ThecauseoftheoutbreakistheBundibugyostrain,41hasnoapprovedvaccineandtreatment,andupto50percentofthoseitinfectscanbekilled.Lu,theChineseteamleader,saidtheoutbreakposesanevenbiggerchallengeduetopooraccesstothe42(affect)areas,risksofcross-bordertransmissionandalackoffunding.“Sendingahigh-levelmedicalteamdemonstratesChina’scommitmenttoparticipatingininternationalactionagainstthevirus.China43(build)updecadesofexperienceintacklinginfectiousdiseasessofar,particularlythroughlow-cost,easilyaccessiblemethods,”hesaid.“InthefaceoftheEbolaoutbreak,itiscrucialtoquicklyidentifysuspected44(case)throughscreeningfortypicalsymptomsandcarryoutepidemiological(流行病学的)investigations45possiblecontactswiththevictims,”hesaid.四、书信写作46.假定你是李华,上周英语写作课你班开展了以“未来”为主题的科幻故事接力赛(sci-fistoryrelayrace)活动。请你写一封邮件将此事分享给你的外国朋友Alex,内容包括:(1)介绍该活动(时间、地点和过程等);(2)活动的反响。注意:(1)写作词数应为80个左右;(2)请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。DearAlex,___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________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语续写两段,使之构成一篇完整的短文。TheentirestoreechoedwithMr.Winter’sloudvoiceasIhurriedtoputmyshoesbackon.“Wedon’thaveanysize10shoesforyoungladies.”Myheadsanklowerasmyfacegothot.Myfuntriptothestorewithmyfriendstotryonnewshoeswasnolongerfun.Later,whenIcomplainedtomyparentsaboutthesizeofmyfeet,theytoldmethatmyfeetweredoingtheirjob,supportingmybody.“Besides,anicetallgirllikeyouwouldlookfunnywithtinylittlefeet,”myfatheradded.Thegoodthingaboutgrowingupinasmalltownisthatyougetalotoffeedback.Thebadthingisthatyougetalotoffeedback.Neighbors,friends,evengroceryclerksknewmyfamily,andknewthatIwasthesecondchild,tallerandbroaderthanmyoldersister,andhadbigfeet.WhatIthoughtwerepersonaldetailsweretopicsopenfordiscussion.BackthenIwas,infact,thetallestgirlinmysixth-gradeclass.Peopledescribedmeas“abig-bonedgirl”.Iwastootall,myshoulderstoowide,mywristsandanklestoothick,andonandon.Idarednotstandupstraightinthepeers,andIwasafraidofstandingout.Iwasalwaysfeelingaloneandhorrified.Myphysicalheightmademeawareofthedifferencesbetweenwhatpeoplesaidandtheirhiddeninnerthoughts.Someonemightask,“Oh,you’reinwhatgradenow?Hownice!”,whiletheywerethinking,“Mygoodness,shemustbethetallestgirlinherentireclass.”MomprobablyworriedeveryyearwhenIwatchedbeautypageants(选美比赛)showsanddisappearedintothebathroomafterwardtolookmyselfoverinthemirror.Shecalledtheshows“entertainment”andheldalowopinionofcontestsdesignedtojudgeapersonprimarilyonherouterbeauty.注意:(1)续写词数应为150个左右;(2)请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。IwasstuckinnegativethoughtsuntilaPEclasschangedeverything.________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Theexperiencetotallychangedmyattitudetowardsmyappearance.________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________《河北邢台市2025-2026学年高二下学期7月期末英语试题》参考答案题号12345678910答案ABCADC

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