2025-2026学年广东省深圳市光明中学高二（下）期末英语试卷（含答案）

第=page11页，共=sectionpages11页2025-2026学年广东省深圳市光明中学高二（下）期末英语试卷一、阅读理解：本大题共15小题，共37.5分。AWindsor，Stonehenge，Bath&Oxford2-DayTour

Yourjourney

Twodaysofworldwonders，Romansandroyals.ThistourtakesyoufromthemodernityofLondontotheancientStonehengeandthroughEngland'skeyhistoricalperiods.

YouexploreWindsor，atownfullofhistory，royaltyandinterestingstories.YouvisitBath，whereRomanswashedthemselvesin"mythical"hotsprings.AndyoulearnabouttheEnglishwayoflifeintinyCotswoldvillagesandtheUniversityofOxford.

Discounts

Students，peopleover60，andchildrenbetween5and15（wedon'tcarrychildrenunder5）.

TourInclusions

◆Transportina16-seatMercedesmini-coach.

◆Airconditioningasstandard.

◆TheservicesofanEnglish-speakingdriver-guide.

Touraccommodation

YoustayonenightinBath.Accommodationisnotincludedinthepriceofyourtour.Tobookaroom，therearetwochoices：eitherRabbi'sTourscanbookitforyou，oryoucanbookyourown.

Formoreinformation，clickHere!1.WherecanvisitorslearnaboutEnglishhistoryandroyaltraditions？______A.InBath. B.InWindsor.

C.InCotswoldvillages. D.InOxford.2.Whatisrequiredforvisitorswhowanttotakethetour？______A.BeingonlyBritishlocals. B.Buyingticketsinadvance.

C.Beingoverfiveyearsold. D.BeingmembersofRabbi'sTours.3.Whichisincludedinthepriceofthetour？______A.AhotelnightinBath.

B.Thetransportinamini-car.

C.TheplanetickettoLondon.

D.AnEnglish-speakingdriver-guide.B

Thirty-two-year-oldEthanhadspentadecadebuildinghiscareerasasoftwareengineerinthecity，butburnoutandlonelinesshadlefthimfeelinglost.Whenhisfavoritechildhoodwatch—giftedbyhisfatherwhopassedawaywhenhewas12—stoppedworking，hedidn'tjustseeabrokentimepiece；hesawthelastreallinktothemanwho'dtaughthimtofixthingswithpatience.

Desperatetorepairit，Ethansearchedonlineandfound"Maggie'sRepairShop，"atinystoreinaquietneighborhoodonthecity'soutskirts.Unlikethemoderntechshopshewasusedto，Maggie'swasfilledwithtools，old-fashionedclocks，andphotosofstrangers'cherisheditems.Maggie，asilver-hairedwomaninher60s，smiledasshetookthewatch."Thisonehasstories，"shesaid，turningitoverinherhands."Givemeaweek."

Ethanvisitedeveryeveningafterwork，notjusttocheckonthewatch，buttoescapehisstressfuljob.HewatchedMaggierepairafadedquilt，achippedceramicmug，andarustedbicycle，listeningascustomerssharedstoriesoftheiritems—giftsfromlovedones，mementosofimportantmoments."Fixingthingsisn'tjustaboutparts，"Maggietoldhimonenight."It'sabouthonoringwhattheymeantopeople."

Ontheseventhday，Maggiehandedhimthewatch.Ittickedsteadily，itsleatherstrappolished."Iaddedatinyengravingontheback，"shesaid.Ethanflippeditover—therewashisfather'sfavoritequote："Patiencemendsmorethanmetal."Ashethankedher，acouplecameinwithabrokenmusicbox，andEthanfoundhimselfofferingtohelpMaggiesanditswoodencase.

Weekslater，Ethanquithishigh-pressurejobandbecameMaggie'spart-timeassistant.Helearnedtorepairsmallitems，listenedtocustomers'stories，andslowlyrediscoveredjoyinthequiet，meaningfulwork.Thewatchhadn'tjustbeenfixed-ithadledhimtoalifethatfeltrooted，notrushed.Sometimes，herealized，thethingswetrytorepairenduprepairingus.4.Whywasthewatchsoimportanttohim？______A.Itwasanexpensiveantiquetimepiece.

B.Itwasapreciousgiftfromhislatefather.

C.Ithadhelpedhimgetthroughhardworkdays.

D.Itwastheonlythingleftfromhischildhoodhome.5.WhatcanweinferaboutMaggiefromthepassage？______A.Shebegantofixthewatchaweeklater.

B.Sheusedtorunamoderntechnologystore.

C.Sheunderstandstheemotionalvalueofobjects.

D.Sherepairsitemsonlyforclosefriendsandfamily.6.WhydidEthanstartvisitingMaggie'sRepairShopeveryevening？______A.HehopedtolearnrepairskillsfromMaggie.

B.Heneededtofinishhisworkinaquietplace.

C.HewasaskedtohelpMaggiewithdailyoperations.

D.Hewantedtoaskaboutthewatchandrelaxhimself.7.Whatisthebesttitleforthepassage？______A.BrokenWatchandaMendedHeart

B.AnExperienceofRepairingValuableItems

C.Father'sQuoteThatChangedEverything

D.LeavingaHigh-PressureJobforFriendshipCHaveyoueverworriedthatyourlifeisalittle...ordinary？Youcan'tstandthethoughtofbeingaveragebut，somehow，nomatterhowmuchyouachieve，itneverseemslikeenough.Ifthissoundsfamiliar，youmayhaveatouchof"koinophobia"：thefearofbeingordinary.

"Thefearofbeingordinaryisoftenrootedinthebeliefthatweneedtobe'extraordinary'tobelovedandacceptedbyothers，"sayspsychologistRachelVora.Socialmediahasundeniablyworsenedtheproblem.Withhigh-flyingcareersandpicture-perfectholidaysconstantlypresentedasthenorm，wecanputpressureonourselvestoachievemoreofthesame.

So，ifthefearofbeingordinarythreatenstodisturbyourpeace，howcanyougetitundercontrol？Rachelbelievesitstartswithinternalrecognition."Whenweplacemorevalueontheinternal，wearelesslikelytoattachourself-worthtoexternalachievements，"Rachelpointsout.Focusingoninternalrecognitionmeansappreciatingyourbornvalue，andrealizinghowyoumaketheworldabetterplace，simplybybeingyou.

It'satthispointthatgettingtoknowyourselfandunderstandingwhatyouactuallywantfromlifeiskey."Beingabusinessmanortravellingtheworldwouldnotmakeeveryonehappy，"Rachelnotes."Soit'simportanttoseparateexpectationsonsocialmediafromyoursenseofselfandknowwhatwouldtrulymakeyouhappy."

Ultimately，Rachelsays，it'simportanttorememberthatbeingextraordinarywillnotincreaseyourfeelingsofself-worth.Youmightassumethatonceyou'vereachedacertainlevelofsuccessyou'llfinallyfeellikeyouhavevalue.Butthat'snotthecaseand，Rachelsays，oncewetrulyacceptthis，wearemorelikelytolookforthevalueinanordinarylife.Rememberthis：onaclear，cloudlessnight，youdon'thavetoclimbthehighestpeaktobeabletoseethestars.8.Whatistheunderlyingcauseforkoinophobia？______A.Theneedforsocialmediapopularity.

B.Thepursuitofbeingrecognized.

C.Thepressurefromfamilyandfriends.

D.Thelackofacolorfullifestyle.9.WhatdoesRachelsuggestasthefirststeptoovercomekoinophobia？______A.Pursuingordinarylifestyles. B.Focusingonyourachievements.

C.Appreciatingyourownvalue. D.Seekinghelpfromothers.10.WhatdoesRachelemphasizeinparagraph4？______A.Thevalueofhavingbusinesssense.

B.Theimpactofchasingsocialmediatrends.

C.Theroleofachievingextraordinarysuccess.

D.Thesignificanceofknowingyourtruedesires.11.Whatdoestheunderlinedpart"toseethestars"symbolize？______A.Toachieveambitiousgoals. B.Tomeetsocialexpectations.

C.Tostandoutfromthecrowd. D.Tofindthemeaningoflife.D

ThenumberofpeoplelivingwithParkinson'sdiseasegloballyhasdoubledinthepast25years，yetthetreatmentandmonitoringofthediseaseseemmanydecadesbehind.Clinicianstypicallyjudgetheseverityofthediseaseusingsubjectiveratingscales（等级），andashortageofdoctorstrainedtotreatParkinson'smeansthatpeoplecangomonths—oryears—betweenclinicvisits.Thisleavespatientsinatroublingspot，oftenunsurehowquicklytheirdiseaseisadvancing.

Toaddressthisissue，StanfordMedicineresearchershavedevelopedasimple，portabledevicecalledtheKeyDuotohelppatientstracktheirsymptoms（症状）fromhome.

Theideacamefromtreatingperformingartistswithdystonia，amuscledisorderthatmusicianscandevelop.Researchersinitiallycreatedacomputerizedkeyboardtomeasuredystoniasymptoms，andapianistwithParkinson'sdiseasehappenedtotryit.HedidthetestonedaywhilehewasonhisParkinson'smedicinesandanotherdaywhenhewasoffhismedicines.Theresearchersrealizedtheycouldtellthedifferencebasedonthekeyboarddata.

Thecriticaldifferencebetweenthisdeviceandotherkeyboardsisthatithastension-engineeredlevers（杠杆），detectinghowhardsomeoneispressing，thespeedatwhichthelevermoves，andexactlyhowfardownitmoves.Patientsperformrepetitivefingerpressingontheleversfor30seconds，andthedevicecreatesanassessmentinreal-timeforthephysiciantoviewandmaketreatment-adjustingdecisions.

Patientscanstayathomeformonitoringandtakethedevicewiththemwherevertheygo.It'slightandfitsinthehand.Onceitispairedwithamobileapponasmartphoneortablet，thetestcanbedoneanywhere，anytime，withtheresultssenttodoctorsinrealtime.

Recentresearchshowedthataftertrackingeightpatientsfor30days，thedeviceeffectivelymonitoredhowsymptomschangedwithmedication.Itishopedthatthiskindofcontinuousmonitoringsystemwillallowpeopletomanagetheirmedicinesmorecarefullyandallowhealthcareproviderstolookafterpeoplebetweentheserarevisits.12.WhichisoneofthechallengesfacedbyParkinson'spatientsaccordingtoparagraph1？______A.Highcostoftreatment. B.Unreasonableclinicrules.

C.Uncleardiseaseprogression. D.Overuseofmedications.13.Whatdoestheauthorintendtodoinparagraph3？______A.Sharetheoriginofthekeyboard.

B.DescribethesymptomsofParkinson's.

C.HighlightthecomplexityofParkinson's.

D.Stresstheroleofmusiciansintheresearch.14.WhatmakestheKeyDuospecial？______A.Itcandirecthandmovements. B.Itcansensehandpressfeatures.

C.Itcanstrengthenfingermuscles. D.Itcanimprovehandflexibility.15.WhichaspectoftheKeyDuodoestheauthorfocusoninparagraph5？______A.Itspotentialuse. B.Itsmaincomponents.

C.Itsmajorbenefits. D.Itstestingaccuracy.二、阅读七选五：本大题共5小题，共12.5分。HowtoMaketheMostofYourWeekends

Wecherishourweekends.

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Howmanytimeshaveyoufoundyourselfeagerlyanticipatingtheweekend，onlytobeleftdisappointedbecauseitwentbytoofast？Ifyouwanttoenjoyweekendsthatleaveyoufeelingrefreshedandenergized，thenhereiswhatyoucando.

Changeyourmindset

Canyouchangehowsatisfiedyouarewithyourweekendsjustbychangingyourmindset？

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Inastudy，theyfoundthatthosewhohadtreatedtheirweekendasavacationweresignificantlyhappierthanthosewhohadtreateditasaregularweekend.Thatis，yourmindsetismoreimportantthantheamountofmoneyyouspendortheactivitiesthemselves.

Changeyourapproach

Afteryou'vechangedyourmindset，hereareafewpracticalwaysthatyoucanmakethemostofyourweekend.

Startwithaplan.Accordingtoresearchers，youshouldplanyourweekendjustasyouplanyourweekdays.

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Ifnot，youwillendupdoingnothingandthenwonderwherethetimewentoncetheweekendisover.

Avoidroutine.WeliveourlivesmainlybyroutineMondaythroughFriday.Ifwe'renotcarefulthough，thefamiliarityofourpatternscaneasilyleadustobecomestuckinarutofonlydoingthesamethingsoverandoveragain.Theweekendisagoodtimetoforceourselvestostepoutofourcomfortzone.

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Fillingyourtimewithdifferentactivitiescanbefun，buttotheextreme，itcanalsocauseharmbothmentallyandphysically.Therefore，makesuretosetasidesometimejustforyourselfsoyoucanrechargeyourbatteries，suchasreadingafavoritebook.Avoidfillingupyouremptytimewiththingsthatarenotrelaxing.

A.Researcherssayyes.

B.Developsuitablehobbies.

C.Allowforsomedowntime.

D.Butunexpectedthingswillhappenandruinourholidays.

E.Moreoftenthannot，however，theydon'tliveuptoourexpectations.

F.Youshouldstarttheweekendknowingwhatyouwanttogetoutofit.

G.Youcandothisbytryingnewexperiences，joininganewclub，orrevisitingahobby.16.A.A B.B C.C D.D E.E F.F G.G17.A.A B.B C.C D.D E.E F.F G.G18.A.A B.B C.C D.D E.E F.F G.G19.A.A B.B C.C D.D E.E F.F G.G20.A.A B.B C.C D.D E.E F.F G.G三、完形填空：本大题共15小题，共15分。AfteradecadeatacelebratedWallStreetbank，Ihitacareerceiling.Determinedtobreakfreefromthe9-to-5routine，Iresolvedtopursuesomethingmorefulfilling.Despitebeingdeaf，Irefusedtoletlimitations（1）______me.

Oneday，Idiscoveredafinancialfirmseekingstockbrokers（股票经纪人）.Thoughillwithahighfeverontheinterviewday，I（2）______.Thethree-hourdiscussionwentwell，butinsteadofa（n）（3）______，Ifacedtwelvemoreinterviews.

Overfivemonths，everyinterviewer（4）______me："80%ofnewcomersfail.""Youlackexperience."Theirdistrustonlyfueledmydetermination.Duringthefinaltenseinterview，thevicepresident（5）______hisfingershesitantlyonthedesk.Seizingthemoment，Ilockedeyeswithhim（6）______anddeclared，"Ifyoudon'thireme，you'llneverknowwhatI'm（7）______of."

Afteralongpause，heagreed-butonone（8）______："Toproceed，youmustimmediately（9）______fromyourcurrentjob，completeourthree-monthtraining，andpasstheSeries7examperfectlyonthefirstattempt-nosecondchances."

Takingadeepbreath，Iaccepted.Threemonthslater，seeing"Passed"onthescreen，Ifinallybreathedasighof（10）______.

Toeveryone'sastonishment，Inotonlysucceededbut（11）______，achievinga1，700%salesincreaseandearningindustry（12）______.Yearslater，Itookanotherrisk：leaving（13）______tobecomeaspeakerandwriter.MyjourneyprovedThoreau'swisdom："Ifone（14）______confidentlyinthedirectionofhisdreams，hewillmeetsuccess（15）______incommonhours."21.A.seize B.protect C.define D.inspire22.A.pushedthrough B.sloweddown C.brokeoff D.droppedout23.A.agreement B.promotion C.response D.offer24.A.misunderstood B.welcomed C.doubted D.ignored25.A.drummed B.pointed C.pressed D.crossed26.A.secretly B.coldly C.absently D.directly27.A.aware B.capable C.proud D.ashamed28.A.situation B.occasion C.condition D.position29.A.resign B.retire C.learn D.recover30.A.belief B.relief C.sorrow D.exhaustion31.A.competed B.survived C.struggled D.excelled32.A.practice B.standard C.benefit D.recognition33.A.accounting B.medicine C.finance D.engineering34.A.risks B.advances C.plays D.looks35.A.unsustainable B.unexpected C.unfamiliar D.unwanted四、语法填空：本大题共1小题，共15分。36.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。

About1，000yearsago，travelersinthemountainsofcentralAsia(1)（spot）somebeautifulwildflowers.TheybroughtthemhometoTurkeyandIran，and(2)（gardener）startedgrowingthem.Theflowersbecameknownastulips.

WhentulipsarrivedinwesternEuropeabout400yearsago，(3)（probable）ontradingships，peopleinHolland(4)（attract）.

Themostvaluabletulipshadlinesofcolorlikefires.Richbusinessmencollectedthem(5)（show）off.Theraresttulipsbecamesoexpensive(6)，in1637，onefamousbulb（球茎）wasofferedfor(7)samepriceasalargehouseinAmsterdamPeoplesoonrealized(8)crazythiswasandstartedtoloseinterest.Thepricesquicklydropped.

Buttulipsstayedbeloved，andtheirinfluencewentfarbeyondthat.InHolland，tulipsgrewintoanationalsymbol—somuchsothatthecountryisoftencalledthe"LandofTulips"，inspiringartanddrivingadvancesingardening.Today，tulipswithnameslikePrettyPrincessandDaydreamcoverhundredsoffieldsinHolland，(9)（draw）visitorsfromallovertheworldtoHolland'stulipfestivalsandflowerparades.

Ofcourse，youdon'thavetotravelthatfartoseetulips.Youcanplant(10)（they）inyourownbackyard!(1)

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五、书面表达：本大题共2小题，共40分。37.假定你是李华，你班下周将组织英文辩论赛。外教Kevin准备了"Arehumansprotectorsordestroyersoftheenvironment？"和"Isitnecessarytowearuniformsatschool？"两个辩论题目供大家选择。请给Kevin写一封邮件，内容包括：

（1）你的选择；

（2）说明理由。

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。

DearKevin，

IreallyliketheideaofhavinganEnglishdebateinclassnextweek.________

Yours，LiHua38.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。

MikeHarriswasgrabbingenvelopesfromhismailboxwhenhisfingersbrushedagainstsomethingunexpectedlysoft.Insidesatacuterabbittoywithastickynote，"Bunnyneedsaplacetoplay.Yourmailboxlooksperfect."

MikecalledhiswifeClara，"Ourmailboxhasanewguest."Claracameout，smilingatthelittlerabbitbeforenoticingtheirwaterbillbeneathit."Butthisisnotatoyhouse.Wemightmissimportantbills."Thecouplehadbuiltthemailboxthreeyearsago.Mike，aretiredtoymaker，designeditlikeasmallwhitecottage（小屋）witharedroof，measuringandcuttingeachpieceofwoodwiththesameprecisionheonceusedforchildren'stoys.Clarapainteddancingflowersonthesunnyyellowdoorhopingtomakepassingchildrensmile.

"Whatifthe'owner'decidestomoveinmorethings？"Clarawondered.Mikegentlystraightenedtherabbit'sear."Someonetreasuredthis，"hemurmured，"Let'sfindoutwhoitbelongstofirst."

Thenextday，Mikeshowedaphotooftherabbittohisneighbors.NoonerecognizedituntilMrs.Bennetsaid，"Isawalittlegirlwithpigtails（辫子）byyourmailboxyesterday.Shelookedaroundnervouslybeforeplacingsomethinginside.Ithinkshe'sfromthenewapartmentsonElmStreet.Poorthing—there'snoplaygroundthere，notevenanyplayequipment."

Mikedidn'taskfurther.Insteadofremovingtherabbit，hetapedacolorfulnotetothemailbox，"Bunnyiswelcomehere."Soon，moretoysjoinedtherabbit—alwaysintheafternoonhourswhenschoolended.

Weekspassed.Thecollectionofplaythingsgrew，leavinglittleroomformail.Oneevening，Clarafoundanewnoteinpinkcrayon，"Dearfriends，Bunnyreallywantsatoyswing（秋千）.Itriedtomakeonebutfailed.Canyouhelp？—Emma."Clara'seyesgrewsoft，aforgottensenseofchildhoodwonderbubblingupinsideher."Thisisn'tjustamailboxanymore；it'sasecretplayworld."shesaid."Ialmostfeellikewe'repartofit."Mikenodded，"Tomorrow，let'sjoinin."

注意：

1.续写词数应为150个左右；

2.请按如下格式在答题纸的相应位置作答。

Thenextafternoon，MikeandClarahidnearbywithasmallsurprise.

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LearningEmma'swish，thecoupledecidedtobuildatoycottage.

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1~3.【答案】B、C、D4~7.【答案】B