江苏省苏州市苏州大学实验学校2026-2027学年高二上学期英语10月份调研试题（含答案）

江苏省苏州市苏州大学实验学校2026-2027学年高二上学期英语10月份调研试题一、阅读理解AOlympia—FulldayTourOverviewSeethebirthplaceoftheOlympicGames—andpairyouroutingwithanumberofotherkeyattractionsandexperiences—onthisprivate,full-daytour.FollowingpickupatKatakolon,travelviaspaciousvehicletoUNESCO-listedOlympia,whichyou’llexploreindependently.Then,visitalocalhoneyfarm,headtoawinery,swimatSkafidiaBeach,andmore(entryandtastingfeesownexpense).WhattoexpectAncientGymnasiumYouwillgainvaluableinsightsintothevaluesoftheancientGreeksandtheirattitudetowardshealthandwellbeing.AncientStadiumYou’llstepinthecelebratedstadiumtolistentotheinterestingstoriesofathleticeventstiedtothehistoryofOlympia.TempleofHeraYouwilllearnabouttheHeraeangames,anancientfemalerunningevent.YouwillalsodiscoverthefamoussettingwheretheOlympicfireisliteveryfouryears.Klio’sHoneyFarmAnicetreatisofferedtastinglocalpancakeswithhoney.YouwillenjoythethickshadesunderthegardentreesandgetthefeelingoftheGreekrurallife.Additionalinformation*EUcitizensunder25yearsoldhavefreeentrance.IDsorPassportsarerequiredfortheguestsunder25yearsoldtoensureBirthdateattheEntranceGates.*Pleasewearweather-appropriateclothingandcomfortableshoes.*Pleasenotethereissomewalkingdistancebetweenthesesiteswithroughcobbles(鹅卵石)sonotrecommendedforanyonewithlimitedmobility.*Thisexperiencerequiresgoodweather.Ifit’scanceledduetopoorweather,you’llbeofferedadifferentdateorafullrefund.1.WhatdoweknowabouttheancientOlympiatour?A.Itisaguidedtour. B.Itincludesfreehoneytasting.C.Itoffershands-onwinemakingpractices. D.Itallowsgueststoexploreattheirownpace.2.InwhichofthefollowingistheOlympicfirelit?A.TempleofHera. B.AncientStadium.C.Klio’sHoneyFarm. D.AncientGymnasium.3.WhatisrequiredofaguestontheancientOlympiatour?A.Mentaltoughness. B.AnEUcitizenship.C.Amoderatephysicalfitnesslevel. D.Appropriatedressingforbadweather.BFromanearlyage,EdwardNortonwastaughtwhatprotectingtheenvironmentreallyneeds.Hisfather,anenvironmentallawyer,foundedtheGrandCanyonTrustandhisgrandfatherwasapioneerinlow-incomehousingpolicy.Nortonbuilthisowncareerinadifferentfield,becomingoneofhisgeneration’smostrespectedactors.WhenNortonfirstbecamefamous,heconcludedthathewasn’tinterestedinordinarycelebritywork.“Iamnotinterestedinbeingaspokesperson,”hesays.“It’snotthatIdon’tbelievethosethingsareimportant,butthatheldnonourishmentforme.”WhatdoesnourishNortonishisworkwithaKenya-basedorganizationcalledtheMaasaiWildernessConservationTrust,whichhelpstheMaasaipeoplemakealivingwhileprotectingtheenvironment.OneprojectthatNortonisparticularlyproudofchannelsprofitsfromthesaleofcarbonoffsets(补偿)tolocalMaasaicommunitieswhousethatmoneytosupporthealth,education,andconservationinitiatives.OnechallengethatconcernsNortonwouldbefamiliartohisfatherandgrandfather:raisingfunds.ThisledNortontoarealization:“Wecan’thavetheconservationmovementdependonlyondonorfunds,”hesays.“Itnotonlycan’tscale;it’sfundamentallyunstable.”Anewmodelisneeded.Nortonandhispartnersarguethattouristdollarsbeingspentinfragileplacesoughttoremainin-country-orbetteryet,in-community.NortonandhisteamhavestartedacompanycalledConservationEquitythatwillinvestintourisminAfricanplacesandwillreinvestitsprofitslocallyinsteadofpayingdistantshareholders.Nortonisoptimisticaboutthemodel’sprospects.“Ithinkwhatwearedoinghasnopreviousexampletofollow.Theneedsofpeoplearenotgoingtostop,andwecan’tstopeither.Iftheworkofrestoringmaturecan’tproduceastrongerandmorereliableeconomy,theeffortwillfail.”4.HowdidNortonfeelaboutbeingatypicalcelebrityspokesperson?A.Enthusiastic. B.Tolerant. C.Confused. D.Dissatisfied.5.WhatisNorton’smainconcernabouttheconservationmovement?A.Expansionofitspublicinfluence. B.Failuretomeettheneedsoflocalcommunities.C.Lackofastablesourceoffunding. D.Repetitionofthefaultsofpreviousgenerations.6.WhatisspecialaboutNorton’snewmodelofconservation?A.Downplayingthevalueofnature. B.Focusingonlocalchildren’seducation.C.Benefitinglocaleconomicdevelopment. D.Raisingfundsfromdistantdonors.7.WhichofthefollowingwordsbestdescribeNorton?A.Confidentandhonest B.Practicalandpioneering.C.Generousandtalented. D.Insightfulandconventional.CWhenwethinkaboutinvertebrates(无脊椎动物),mostofuspicturebees,worms,orperhapsevenajellyfish.Butdidyouknowthatatleasttwo-thirdsofinvertebratesworkthenightshift,meaningmanyareunlikelytobeseen?Theyusephasesofthemoonandstarlighttolearnabouttheworldandmakevitaldecisions.Manyinsectsusethefaintglowofthemoonorstarstotellwhichwayisupwhenflyingincompletedarkness.Forcenturies,artificiallighthasbeenasymbolofprogress.Lighthasshapedhumancivilization.Butwhilewecelebrateitsconvenience,weoftenoverlookthedarkersideofourobsessionwithillumination(照明):lightpollution.It’sadisturberofecosystems,withprofoundconsequencesforwildlife,humanhealthandenergyconsumption.A2021studyfoundthatcaterpillar(毛毛虫)populationswere52%lowerinareaswithstreetlights.Thewintermoth(飞蛾)isasmallbutessentialspecies.Inearlyspringitscaterpillarsprovideacriticalfoodsourceforbluetit(蓝山雀)chicks.Butlightpollutiondisorients(使迷惑方向)theadultmoths,disturbsmatingandaffectsegg-laying,leadingtofewercaterpillars.Withdecliningcaterpillarnumbers,bluetitsstruggletofeedtheiryoung.Inonesense,lightpollutionisrelativelyeasytofix—wecansimplynotturnonthelightsandallowthenighttobelightednaturallybymoonlight.Logically,thisismostlynotfeasibleaslightsaremeantforthebenefitofhumanswhoareoftenunwillingtogivethemup.Intheabsenceofturningoffthelightsthereareothermanagementapproacheswecantaketolessentheirimpact.Wecanlimittheirnumber,reducetheirintensityandthetimetheyareon.Theextenttowhichinvertebrateshaverespondedtoartificiallightremainsunspecifiedanditalsoremainsunknownwhethertheycanadapttoadditionaltimechanges.Thesechangeslikelyaffectindividualfitness,soadditionalstudiesareneededtodeterminetheselectivepressureartificiallightproduces.Aninterdisciplinary(跨学科)approachisrequiredtodeterminebroaderscaleeffectsofartificiallightonwildlifebiodiversityandecosystemhealth,andtodeterminerelevantstrategies.8.Whatdoweknowaboutthemajorityofinvertebrates?A.Theyusedarknesstohide B.Theyareactiveatnight.C.Theyarebecomingextinct. D.Theyareintelligentcreatures9.Whatdoesthecaterpillarexampleshowinparagraph3?A.Theeffectoflightpollutiononthefoodchain B.TheimportanceofabalancedecosystemC.Theurgencyofsavingspeciesthroughfood D.Thechallengeinwildlifeconservation10.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“feasible”inparagraph4mean?A.Odd. B.motivating C.Crazy D.Workable.11.Whatdoestheauthorthinkofpotentialmanagementapproaches?A.Theyareinnovative B.TheywereeasytoapplyC.Theyprovetobeeffective D.Theycallforin-depthresearchDGiveagroupofscientiststhesamedataandthesameresearchquestion,andtheyshouldcomeupwithsimilaranswers-intheory.Buttheydon’t,accordingtoapaperpublishedinBMCBiology,whichfindsthat246ecologistsanalyzingthesamedatareachedwidelyvaryingconclusions,withsomefindingsintotallyoppositedirections.Thepaperbelongsto“manyanalyst”projectsthatexaminehowresultscanvarybecauseofscientists’decisionsduringdataanalysis-andthefirsttostudytheeffectsinecology.Tofindouthowmuchthosedecisionsaffecttheresults,ElliotGould,aPh.D.studentattheUniversityofMelbourne,andtheircolleaguesrecruited246ecologists,workingin174teams,toanswertwodifferentresearchquestions,eachbasedonasingledatasetThefindingsmatchupwiththeresultsofpreviousmany-analyststudies,andshow“thepowerfulroleofsubjectiveresearcherchoicesinscientificprojects,”saysEricUhlman,anorganizationalpsychologistGouldsays.Researchershavetodecidewhichvariablestocontrolforandhowtodealwithmissingdataaddingthatthosedifferentchoicescankindofmultiply.It’simpossibletoknowwhethertheproblemaffectsanentirefieldfromjustoneortwoexamples,saysEötvösLorándUniversityscientistBalazsAczel.Tofindout,heisrunningaprojecttohavemultipleanalystseachtackleaquestionfrom100randomlychosensocialsciencepapers.Butsimilarfindingshavepoppedupinarangeoffields—includingneuroscienceandeconomics—andsuggest“wearefacingaveryseriousissue,”hesays.AnneScheel,ametascientistatUtrechtUniversity,saysthemany-analystfindingsdon’tmeanfieldslikeecologyandpsychologycan’tensurereliableresults.Suchfieldstendtoaskbroadquestionsthatleavealotofchoicesuptoresearchers.“Thehardersciencesseemtohavemoresuccesscomingtoagreementondifficultquestions,”shesays.“Ithinkthathassomethingtodowithhowpreciselythingsaredefined.”12.WhatdidtheBMCBiologypaperfocuson?A.Theeffectofdecisionsonconclusions. B.Thecauseofcontradictorydata.C.Thecollectionofdatainecology. D.Thecomparisonofdifferentmethods.13.Whatcontributestothevaryingconclusionsaccordingtoparagraph3?A.identicaldata. B.Researchpreference. C.Teamdivision D.Traininggaps14.WhathasledBalazsAczeltosay“wearefacingaveryseriousissue”?A.Theuncertaintyofecologicalstudies. B.Thechallengeinchoosingquestions.C.Theevidencefrommultiplefields. D.Therestrictioninresearchapproaches.15.WhatisAnneScheel’ssuggestiononensuringreliableresults?A.Broadeningscale. B.Enhancingprecision.C.Increasingdifficulty. D.Deepeningresearch.七选五Areyoufeelingoverwhelmedwithtoomanytasksandnotenoughtime?

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Afterextensiveresearchandtrialofvarioustechniques,I’vepulledtogetheraseriesofstrategiesthatwillhelpyoutakecontrolofyourdays.Knowhowyouspendyourtime.Keepingtrackofyourtimeiscrucialforeffectivemanagement.

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Surprisingly,evenminoractivitiescanbecomesignificanttimeconsumerswhenaddedup.Conductingasimpletimeaudit(审计)helpsyoufindthesehiddenblackholesinyourschedule,whichmightbetakingpreciousmomentsawayfrommorecriticaltasks.Youneedtowritedownwhatyou’redoingatregularintervals(间隙)inthedayforaboutaweekortwo.

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Determiningwhattasksaremostimportantandneedtobedonefirstensuresthatyourtimeandenergyarefocusedontherightthings.

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Onceyouhaveaclearvisionofwhatyou’reaimingfor,itbecomeseasiertodeterminewhichtasksfitwiththosegoals.It’salsoimportanttoconsiderdeadlinesandtheimpacteachtaskwillhaveonyouroverallproductivitytomakesurethatyou’respendingyourprecioustimeontasksthattrulymatterandwillbringyouclosertoreachingyourobjectives.Useaplanningtool.

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Byusingataskmanagerorplanner,youcaneasilytrackyourgoals,setdeadlines,andbreakdowntasksintosmallersteps.Thisallowsyoutocreateaclearroadmapforwhatneedstobeaccomplishedandhelpspreventoverwhelm.Asaresult,youcanconfidentlymanageyourtimeandachievegreaterproductivityinbothyourpersonalandprofessionallife.Giveitashotandprepareyourselfforanexcitingjourneytowardbetterproductivityandlessstress!A.Setpriorities.B.I’vebeenthere.C.Scheduleappropriately.D.Startbyidentifyingyourgoalsandobjectives.E.Ithelpsyoustayorganizedandprioritizetasks.F.Thiswillhelpyoustayfocusedonwhattrulymatters.G.Manyofusareunawareofhowwetypicallyspendourhoursandminutesdaily.二、完形填空Onaspring-likewinterday,Isitinmyyardfeelinglucky.I’lltellyouwhy,afterabitof

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Ispentmyfirst20yearsintheCarolinamountains—oneofGod’s“ohmy”creations.Forthenextthreedecades,IlivedonCalifornia’scoast,another

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adults,andwelostthecoachtocancer.Ispentyears

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basketballcourtwherehiswhistles(哨声)onceechoed,andcountless

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.Surprisingly,withGod’smanyblessings,Ifound“alone”couldalsobe“ohmy.”

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andhappy,Ihadnoneed,noplanstochange.LifewentonquietlyuntilImetamanwhomakesmelaughand

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placeI’ddreamedof:thesun-bakeddesertoutsideLasVegas.Whatkindofwomangoesfromthemountainstothecoasttothedesert?Onewho

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herheart.Grandmaalwayssaid,“Trustyourheart;itwhisperslovetous—theloveofallthatweholddear.”Overtime,Ilearnedto

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it,thoughhardsometimes.Today,I’minan“ohmy”placeonan“ohmy”day.Imissthe

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andbeaches,butyesterday’sgone,andtomorrow’sadream,sotreasurethepresent.Wishusallan“ohmy”

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21. A.thought B.background C.consideration D.consultation22. A.distant B.ordinary C.deserted D.blessed23. A.cheers B.criticisms C.sighs D.screams24. A.muscular B.influential C.independent D.selfish25. A.abandoned B.alone C.annoyed D.desperate26. A.crowded B.messy C.silent D.lively27. A.options B.regrets C.exhibits D.memories28. A.Grateful B.Curious C.Anxious D.Expectant29. A.stayup B.breakdown C.washup D.slowdown30. A.plan B.chapter C.aspect D.career31. A.last B.only C.first D.next32. A.lifts B.wins C.follows D.mends33. A.hear B.touch C.spot D.convey34. A.deserts B.museums C.whispers D.mountains35. A.family B.life C.chance D.dream三、语法填空TheTaklimakanDesert,infamousasthe“SeaofDeath”,hasnowbeenfullyencircledbythelongestsand-blockinggreenecologicalbarrier,

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lengthreachesanimpressive3,046kilometers,

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(mark)thecompletionofover40yearsofeffortstocontainthedesertexpansionwithinasafetyzone.Covering337,600squarekilometers,theTaklimakanisChina’slargestdriftingdesert,whichposesan

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(increasing)alarmingthreattosurroundingoases(绿洲)andservesasasignificantsourceofduststormsandanupwindareaforthecountry.Inanefforttobattledesertificationandrelievetheunfavorableeffectsofshiftingsandsandduststorms

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nearbyresidents,the“GreenGreatWall”hasgraduallyemerged.Sofar,alongsidethegreenbelt,efforts

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(make)topromotethedevelopmentofsand-relatedindustries,suchasceramicsandpottery.Thegreenbeltnotonlyactsas

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ecologicalbarrierbutalsostabilizesagriculture,boostsXinjiang’seconomicdevelopment,andhighlightsChina’stechnologicalandorganizationalstrengthinecologicalgovernance.Itisashiningexampleof

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canbeachievedthroughtechnologicalinnovationandorganizationalcapabilities.Withatargettorestore2.34millionhectaresofdegradedlandby2030,thisongoinginitiativewillsafeguardtheenvironment

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promoteregionalsustainabledevelopment.Withthesuccessfulcompletionofthegreenbarrier,thisregion,once

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(有权)toreceivepaidannualleave,healthinsurancebenefits,andayearlybonusaftercompletingoneyearofservice.(根据汉语提示单词拼写)五、书信写作56.假如你是李华，你校外教David打算带领学生创办每周英语视频播客，现在正在征求学生意见，需要从以下两个主题中选择一个作为播客的主题：“EmotionalOutlets（解忧树洞）”或“FuturisticVisions（未来愿景）”。请你写一封英文邮件给外教，内容包括：（1）你的选择；（2）你推荐的理由。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。参考词汇：播客：podcastDearDavid,__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Yours,LiHua六、读后续写57.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。Miahadagreatstarttotheday.Shehadagoodnight’ssleepandstayedinbeduntilseveno’clock.Herhusbandandherlovelysonhadgoneskiing,soshecouldenjoyherfreedom.Also,thehousewasveryquietandpeaceful.“I’lltakeanapbeforeIhavebreakfast,”thoughtthesleepywomanassheturnedaroundandclosedhereyesagain.However,afewminuteslater,Miawokeuptoastrangenoise.“Whatwasthat?”thoughtMia.Thenoisesoonstopped,sosheturnedaroundagain,thinking,“Itwasprobablysomethinginmydream.”Butwhensheturnedbacktotheothersideofthebed,sheheardthenoiseagain.Shewassurethatthesoundwascomingfromthewindow.Outofcuriosity,shegotoutofbedandapproachedthewindow.Whenshepulledthecurtainaside,Miacouldn’tbelievewhatshesaw.Thereweretwolittlesquirrels(松鼠)inanest,whichmightnotbeoldenoughtomovefreely.Thenoisewascomingfromhere.Thecurtainintheroomhadbeendrawnforthepastfewweeks,soshehadn’tnoticedthatthelovelyanimalsweremakinganestonthetreebranchbesidethewindow.“Ihavetogetthisoncamera,”shethoughteagerly.Sheimmediatelytookhercameraandtookpicturesofthetwocutesquirrels.Thelittlesquirrelswererelaxedinsidethenest.Miacouldtellhowpeacefulthelittlecreaturesfelt.Unfortunately,thewindowwouldn’topen,orshewouldhavetouchedthemandpattedtheirheads.“Theirmothermusthaveleftthemalonetolookforfood,”Miathought,tryingtogettheperfectpicturesfromdifferentangles.Actually,shewantedtotakeaclearpictureoftheircute,sleepyfaces.However,shegottheshockofherlifewhenshebroughtthecameraclosertothesquirrels.Aneaglerestingonatreeoppositethreatenedtoattackthetinybabies.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。Justastheeaglespreaditswings,Mia’snaturalreactiontookover______________________________________________