广东清远市2025-2026学年下学期高二供题训练英语试卷

广东清远市2025-2026学年下学期高二供题训练英语试卷注意事项：1．本试卷满分120分，考试时间120分钟。2．答题前，考生务必将自己的姓名、准考证号等填写在答题卡的相应位置。3．全部答案在答题卡上完成，答在本试题卷上无效。4．回答选择题时，选出每小题答案后，用2B铅笔把答题卡上对应题目的答案标号涂黑。如需改动，用橡皮擦干净后，再选涂其他答案标号。5．考试结束后，将本试题卷和答题卡一并交回。第一部分阅读(共两节，满分50分)第一节(共15小题;每小题2.5分，满分37.5分)阅读下列短文，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。ASmithsonianFolklifeFestivalTheSmithsonianFolklifeFestivalpresentsawide-rangingthemethisyear:YouthandtheFutureofCulture.Visitorscanexploretheperspectivesandexperiencesoftoday’syoungpeople.TheFestivalopensfromJuly2toJuly7ontheNationalMall.ProgramHighlightsBuildingTradesArtisans(工匠)IntheNextGenerationArtisansintheTraditionalBuildingTradesarea,Festivalgoerswillmeetinspiringyoungartisanswhoarelearningthebuildingcraftsfrommasterartisansdevotedtopassingontheirknowledgeandskillstothenextgeneration.NativeLanguageReclamation(复兴)TheNativeLanguageReclamationintheU.S.areaattheFestivalfeaturesfourgroupsrepresentingdifferentlanguagesandregions.IntheLanguageLodge,visitorscanlearnhowtheselanguagessoundandhowtheycanbepassedontofuturegenerations.Toaccompanythelanguagesessions,therewillbelacrosse(长曲棍球)demonstrations,Alutiiqsocialdances,andlessonsinMohawkbasketmaking.FilmsandDiscussionsTheArtsandIndustriesBuildingwillserveasatheaterduringtheFestivalwithfilmscreenings,workshopsandtalkswithemergingmediamakers.TheshortfilmshavebeencreatedbytheGhettoFilmSchool,ActionYouthMedia,DeanwoodRadioBroadcastYouthJournalismProgram,andWideAngleYouthMedia.MusicTheweekendwillfeatureavarietyofdaytimeandeveningmusicalperformances,showingyouthgroupsthathonorandpreservetheirmusicalheritage.Themusicprogramkicksoffthefirstdaywith“MadeinD.C.”,devotedtoperformersfromthecapitalregion.ThefollowingdayswillhavedaytimesetsandeveningconcertsinspiredbytheFourthofJulyandclassicalmusic.ThefinaldayoftheFestivalwillclosewithatalentshowandopenmic.1.WhatcanvisitorsdoatBuildingTradesArtisans?A.Watchshortfilms.B.Takepartinworkshops.C.Explorethebuildingindustry.D.Meetyoungartisansintraining.2.WhichprogramoffersAlutiiqsocialdances?A.Music.B.FilmsandDiscussions.C.BuildingTradesArtisans.D.NativeLanguageReclamation.3.Whichdayfeaturesaprogramforperformersfromthecapital?A.July2. B.July3.C.July4. D.July7.BAsachildgrowingupinruralPennsylvania,AshAndrewsrarelyhadthenewesttoyorgame.Instead,theimaginativeyoungsterwatchedhisparentsandgrandparentsreusemuchofwhatcameintothehouseandthenadoptedthepractice,too.Andrewslearnedhowtocreatefunoutofwhatwasalreadythere—miniature(微小模型)citiesgrewfromeggshells;plastictoypiecesbecamethecity’sresidents.ThatcreativespiritneverleftAndrews.Today,theartistandentrepreneur(企业家)isapplyingthesamesomething-out-of-nothingskillsettopromotingenvironmentally-friendlyresourcefulness.MuchofthisisdoneatthePittsburghCenterforCreativeReuse,anonprofitorganizationwithanunconventionalartmaterialsshopthatacceptswhatotherswon’t—thingslikeworn-outdecorations,boxesofbuttonsandmisprintsfromlocalbusinesses.Since2016,Andrews,alongwithhisteam,hasinspiredpeopletoconsidertheimpactreusehasonthecommunityandenvironment.Theworkhelpstomeetthecommunity’screativeandmaterialneeds,whilealsotransforming40—50tonsofmaterialfromlandfills(垃圾填埋场)eachyear.In2023,thenonprofitworkedwithnearly4,700peoplethroughin-personandvirtualworkshopsthatcreatedopportunitiestodoeverythingfrombuildingfunmini-scenestomakingbasketsoutofoldnewspapers.AndrewsmanagestheCreativeReuseartist-in-residencyprogram,throughwhichalocalartistfromanunderrepresentedcommunityreceivessupportandgalleryspaceintheshop.CreativeReusealsopartnerswithmanylocalgroups,suchasthenearbyHomewoodChildren’sVillage,toprovideeducationalactivitiesandmaterialstolow-incomeandhistoricallyunderservedcommunities.Encouragingreuseisagreatwaytobuildcommunity,saysAndrews.“Peoplewanttobeapartofacommunitywhereresourcesareshared—frommaterialtoimmaterial—andtheyfindthatfull-circleatCreativeReuse.”LikethepeopleCreativeReusesupports,Andrewsknowsthere’salotyoucanachievewithimaginationandheart,evenifwhatyoubeginwithdoesn’tseemlikemuchatall.4.WhatskilldidAndrewslearnfromhisfamily?A.Sellingtoys. B.Buildinghouses.C.Repurposingitems. D.Growingvegetables.5.WhatdoweknowaboutthePittsburghCenterforCreativeReuse?A.Itwelcomesvariousunwantedstuff.B.Itorganizesitemexchangeactivities.C.Ithelpsforeignartistsselltheirworks.D.Itoffersfreesuppliestolocalbusinesses.6.Whatdoesparagraph4mainlytalkabout?A.Thewayofstartinganonprofitgroup.B.Thelong-establishedhistoryofartinPittsburgh.C.Theintroductionoftheartist-in-residencyprogram.D.Thecommunity-focusedprogramsofCreativeReuse.7.Whatdoestheunderlinedpart“thatfull-circle”inthelastparagraphreferto?A.Completingacraftprojectfromstarttofinish.B.Givingbackafterreceivingfromthecommunity.C.Workingonafarmandthenreturningtothecity.D.Learningartandthenpracticingitprofessionally.CBoththereadingandwritingofpoetrycanbetherapeutic(有疗愈作用的),becausewhetherwe’rereadingorwritingpoems,theyhelpusengageoursensesandourfeelings.Infact,in1993,anumberofpsychologistsgatheredinSanFranciscowithcontemporarypoetssuchasGalwayKinnell,LucilleClifton,andSharonOldsforaconferencecalled“PoemsAloud”.JamesHillmanwasthekeynotespeakerandclaimedthat“psychotherapyhasitsrootsinpoetry”.Poetrytherapyisaformofexpressioninthesamewaythatarttherapyis.Itinvolvesthetherapeuticuseofnarrativepoemstopromoteasenseofhealing(治愈)andwell-being.Poetryisoftenusedalongsidetherapybecauseeverydayexperiencesbecometransformedintoapoem.Thisoccursthroughtheuseofvividlanguage.Infact,poetrytherapydatesbackto400BCE,whenEgyptianswrotetothosewhowereillasaformofmedicine.Inmorecontemporarytimes,writingandpoetryhavebeenusedtohelpthoseexperiencingemotionaldistress(痛苦).AspoetrytherapistJohnFoxsaysinhisbookFindingWhatYouDidn’tLose,“Thereissomethingdeeplypersonalandprivateaboutpoetry-making.Itisajourneyintothedepths.”Thisjourneyisforboththepoetandthereader.Whenwesetouttowriteforhealingorengageinpoetrytherapy,it’sprimarilyaboutexploringfeelingsandaccessingmemoriesthatmightbehiddeninthemind.Intheprocess,individualscanengageinself-discoveryandincreasetheirsenseofself-awareness.Inaddition,whenwewritedownourfeelings,we’regivingavoicetothemaswellasacknowledgingthem.Thebestpoemsareoftenwrittenwhenwehaveasenseofheightenedemotionsaboutsomething.Theyareraw,andthepoemsserveasformsofrelease.AspoetJaneHirshfieldwroteinherbookTenWindows,“Agoodpoemiscomprehensiveandthirsty.Itpullstowardswhatisinvisibletoanoverlydirectedlooking,towardwhatischangeable,unstable,unprotected,andseveral-handed.”8.Whyisthe1993conference“PoemsAloud”mentionedinparagraph1?A.Toexplainthehistoryofpoetry.B.Toconnectpoetryandpsychology.C.Tointroducefamousmodernpoets.D.Toexplainhowpoetrytherapyworks.9.Whatcanbelearnedaboutpoetrytherapy?A.ItwasfirstpracticedbyJohnFox.B.Itfocusesonreadingpoemstopatients.C.Itisaconceptcreatedinmoderntimes.D.Itusesnarrativepoemsforemotionalrecovery.10.Howcanpoetrywritingbenefitpeopleaccordingtothetext?A.Byimprovingtheirmemoryskills.B.Byenablingthemtorecordlifeevents.C.Bypromotingtheirself-understanding.D.Byhelpingthemforgetpainfulexperiences.11.Whatcanbeinferredabouttheauthor’sviewongoodpoems?A.Theyrequirevividlanguage.B.Theyturnintensefeelingsintorelief.C.Theyshouldavoidemotionaltopics.D.Theyshouldservetherapeuticpurposes.DAfterdecadesofexploration,thedeepseafloorisstilltheleastunderstoodhabitatonEarth.ThisblindspothaslongtroubledexplorerKatyCroffBell.SoBellandafewresearcherssetouttoassessthestateofdeep-seaexploration.Theresultswereevenworsethantheythought:Amere0.001percentofthedeepseafloorhasbeenvisuallyobserved.Theyfoundthatthoughtherehavebeensome44,000deep-seadivessincethe1950s,manysurveyedthesamesites.Theirfindingsalsorevealedthatjustfivehigh-incomecountrieshavebeenresponsiblefornearlyallthedives.Thecostofdeep-searesearchispartlytoblameforthissituation.Thepriceofanadvancedtoolrangesfromtensofthousandstomillionsofdollars.Foralmostadecade,Bellhasbeenworkingtomakethedeepseamoreaccessible.Now,Bellandhercoworkersareabouttointroduceadeep-seavehiclecalledDORIS.Ithasmanyfeaturesofthemultimillion-dollardevices—butatacostoflessthan$10,000.Notmuchbiggerthanascubatank(潜水氧气瓶),thetoolcango20,000feetunderwater,reaching98%oftheoceanfloor.Thefinishedproductissuitedforawidevarietyofshipsandwillbeequippedwithsensorstodetecttemperature,depth,andsalinity(盐度),butitsprimarygoalistofilmtheenvironment,helpingscientistsbetterstudythesea.Futureupgradeswillincludetheabilitytocollectsamplesandrecordsounds.Bell’steamisalsocooperatingwiththeMontereyBayAquariumResearchInstitutetocreatemachinelearningmodelsthatcanrapidlyanalyzeallthedatathatthetoolcollects.Besides,Bellandhercoworkershaveidentifiedthousandsoflocationsthatwouldgreatlydiversifyandincreasethenumberofsurveyedsites.Exploringthesepointswould“effectivelydoublethenumberofuniquelocationsaroundtheworldthatwe’veseen”,Bellsays.DORISisexpectedtohelpachievethisgoal.Bellhasneverbeenmoreexcitedaboutthepotential:“What’sleftinthe99.999percentthatwehaven’tseenyet?”12.Whatisthereasonforthelimiteddeep-seaexploration?A.Concernsabouthabitatdamage.B.Highcostofresearchequipment.C.Depthlimitsforprofessionaldivers.D.Lowpublicawarenessofexploration.13.HowcanthecurrentDORISbedescribed?A.Smallandhigh-performance.B.Eco-friendlyandautonomous.C.Sound-sensitiveandanalytical.D.Fruitfulanddetection-centric.14.WhatdoBell’swordsinthelastparagraphshow?A.Herworry. B.Herdoubt.C.Hercuriosity. D.Herpromise.15.Whatcanbeasuitabletitleforthetext?A.UnexpectedChallengesintheDeepSeaB.LatestUpgradesofanUnderwaterVehicleC.NewToolOpensaWindowtotheOceanFloorD.Bell’sDiscoveryRewritestheRulesofScience第二节(共5小题;每小题2.5分，满分12.5分)阅读下面短文，从短文后的选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。WithAIanddataanalyticsontherise,it’sonlynaturaltowonderwhatjobinterviewswilllooklikeinthenextfiveyears.Inthisarticle,we’llexaminehowjobinterviewsmightchangeinthefuture.Videocallsarenownormalforjobinterviews.Onetrendisusingalgorithms(算法)totrackcandidates’wordsandfacialexpressionsinvideointerviews.____16____Inmostcases,discussionsarealreadytotallyautomated.Youspeakwithan“artificialintelligence”insteadofahumanresourcesmanager.Humanstendtomakedebatabledecisionsduetotheirprejudices.____17____AIsolvesthisissuebypickingonlythosecandidateswhosetalentsmeetthejob’srequirements,sobenefitingboththecandidateandthebusiness.Keywordsearchinginresumes(简历)willbecommon.Whenassessingacandidate’sresume,recruiters(招聘者)oftensearchforaspecificsetofabilitiesorworkhistory.AIsoftwarecanreadthroughthesematerialsandpulloutrelevantkeywordsfromthem.____18____Jobinterviewswillbecomemorecompetitive.Interviewerswillbemorefocusedonfindingoutwhatcandidatescando.____19____Ifyouplanoninterviewingforatechfirm,thenyouhavetoprepareyourselfforsometrickytech-relatedquestionsthattherecruitermightputforwardforyou.____20____Mostemployerswilladapttoshort-forminterviews,givingyouaverylimitedtimewindowtointroduceyourselfandsellyourskills.Thiswillfurthermaketheprocessmorecompetitive,givingyounotimetobesilent,anxious,ortiredduringtheinterview.A.Itsaveshiringmanagersalotoftime.B.Thismayresultinanunjustfinaldecision.C.Socialnetworkswillbecomeyourdigitalresume.D.Howthosechangeswillturnoutisanybody’sguess.E.Thelastchangeinjobinterviewswillbeshorterdurations.F.Theinformationisthenusedtohelpwithselectionprocedures.G.Theywilljudgewhethercandidatescansucceedintheirnewrole.第二部分语言运用(共两节，满分30分)第一节(共15小题;每小题1分，满分15分)阅读下面短文，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。Afewyearsago,IreadJuliaCameron’sbook,TheArtist’sWay.Inthisbook,Cameronemphasizesthe____21____of“morningpages”—threepagesofjournalingonpaper,completedfirstthingafteryou____22____.Whilethepracticewas____23____designedtohelpartistsbreakoutofacreativeblock,it’satechniquethatproves____24____foreveryaspectoflife.Atthetime,somethinguncomfortablehappenedinmyofficeandmanyofus____25____aboutbeingfired.Oneday,ourHRmanagerinvitedmetoameetingwithoutsharingthe____26____.Iwasanxiousandhadnoideawhattoexpect.WhenI____27____thepagesthatmorning,Iconfronted(勇敢地面对)the____28____Ihadabouthowthismeetingwouldgo.IhadsomedecisionstomakeabouthowIwould____29____ifthingswentsouth.Duringthemeeting,Ispokeclearly,calmly,andwith_____30_____.Afterleavingthemeeting,Iwasactually_____31_____athoweasyithadbeentoadvocateformyself.Iquickly_____32_____thispleasantsurprisewiththeday’swritingpractice.BecauseIhadtakenthetimeto_____33_____mythoughtsandwritethemdown,it_____34_____bothmyfeelingsabouttheconversationandmyresponseatthemoment.I_____35_____writemymorningpagesdaily,andithaschangedmylife.I’mnowmoreconfidentaboutthewayIwanttospendmylife.21.A.content B.importance C.purpose D.accuracy22.A.quit B.arrive C.escape D.rise23.A.suddenly B.secretly C.originally D.desperately24.A.valuable B.enjoyable C.affordable D.visible25.A.argued B.worried C.forgot D.wondered26.A.wealth B.technique C.story D.agenda27.A.hit B.read C.printed D.showed28.A.demands B.love C.fears D.memory29.A.imagine B.respond C.apologize D.regret30.A.admiration B.respect C.sympathy D.confidence31.A.shocked B.relieved C.amused D.annoyed32.A.compared B.replaced C.integrated D.connected33.A.giveaway B.fillup C.sortout D.putaside34.A.transformed B.depended C.measured D.proved35.A.never B.still C.only D.seldom第二节(共10小题;每小题1.5分，满分15分)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。MadeforroughlythepriceofasinglesceneinaHollywoodbig-budgetfilm,DearYouhasunexpectedlybecomeahitinChina,receivingenthusiastic____36____(review)andsparking(掀起)awaveoftourismtoChaoshan,GuangdongProvincewhereitislargelyset.DearYoufollowsagrandson’ssearch____37____hisfamilyhistorybytracinglettersthat____38____(send)homedecadesago.Throughhisjourney,thefilmexploresthehistoryofthe“SouthSeas”,orNanyang,migrationofthe1800s,____39____millionsofeconomicmigrantsfledsouthernChina.Theproductionhasbecomeoneofthemost____40____(success)filmsoftheyear.Ithasalsobecome____41____talkingpointonsocialmediaamongoverseasChinesecommunities.Formany,DearYou’ssuccessreflectsawidershiftinChina’sconsumermarket,asyoungpeoplebecome____42____(increasing)interestedinexploringandcelebratinglocalcultureandtraditions.Now,travellersareflockingtofilminglocations____43____(use)inDearYou,turninghistoricstreetsandmansionsintonewhotspots.CollyFang,afilm-goerinHongKong,saidDearYouhadmadehermoreinterestedinvisitingChaoshan.“Localfolklore(民俗)andculturehavebecomeahuge____44____(attract)foryoungpeoplelately,”shesaid.“Thisfilminspiredpeople,especiallythosewhohadneverbeentoChaoshandistrict,_____45_____(explore)thesesmallcitiesinGuangdong.”第三部分写作(共两节，满分40分)第一节(满分15分)46.假定你是李华，最近参加了你所在城市举办的健步走活动（briskwalkingactivity）。请给你的美国朋友Tom写封邮件分享这次经历，内容包括：(1)活动经过；(2)你的感受。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。DearTom,Howiseverythinggoing?____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Yours,LiHua第二节(满分25分)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。Mytwooldersisters,ChristinaandJessica,loveamusementparks.Theygoonthescariestrides.Everyyear,myfatherandIhadthejobofwaitinginlineforthemfortheirnextride.Butonthisday,myoldersister,Christina,encouragedmetoridetherollercoasterwiththem.Withoutanyhesitation,itwasanofromme.Butbothsisterscontinuedtopersuademe.ChristinasaidshewouldholdmyhandduringtherideandJessicapromisedshewouldgivemeherarcade(游乐场)prizesifitwasn’tfun.Ihadtoadmitthattheywereconvincing.Afterthinkingforawhile,IslowlytookChristina’shand.Shesmiledanddraggedmetowardsthehugelinefortherollercoaster.MyhandswereshakingfromthefearIfelt.Christinaassuredmeag