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2025~2026学年河北文安县第二中学高一下学期期末试卷英语一、阅读理解MoneyontheMindMoneyisonourminds—andthesedays,it’stakingupmorespacethanever.ThelatestresearchshowsAmericansarespendingnearly4hoursadaythinkingaboutmoney.Foryoungergenerations,it’sevenmore.Thisreportexploresthebehavioralshifts,andthesurprisingmotivations(动机)behindourcollectivefinancialmindset.Americansspendnearly4hoursadaythinkingaboutmoney.It’stheequivalentofapart-timejob,andthisamountoftimeismorethanwhatmostpeoplespendonmealpreparationandexercisecombined.NearlyhalfofAmericans(45%)saythinkingaboutmoneymotivatesthemtotakeactiontoreachtheirlong-termgoals.Here’sabreakdownoffinancialtopicsAmericansarethinkingabout.

TopicPercentageBills57%Inflation&risingprices51%Housingcosts34%Debt30%Tariffs28%Retirementsavings24%Becausepricesarerisingandmanypeopleareworriedaboutmoney,Americansarespendinglessindailylife.About53%ofthemeatoutlessoften.Around46%buyfewerthingsthattheydonotreallyneed.About40%spendlessmoneyonentertainment(娱乐),while39%choosetopostponetripsorvacations.Inaddition,33%stopusingsomesubscriptionservices,and29%giveupsomesocialactivitieswithfriends.NearlyonefourthofAmericanschangetheirspendinghabitseverymonthbecauseofmoneyproblems,and17%dothiseveryweek.Moneymindset:focusonthefutureAmericanscan’tstopthinkingabouttheirfinances,butformany,it’sbecausetheyaredreamingofabrightfuture.MorethanhalfofAmericans(56%)saytheyfeelconfidenttheywillreachtheirfinancialgoals.1.WhatpercentageofAmericans’financialtopicsdohousingcostsaccountfor?

A.34%.B.30%.C.28%.D.24%.2.WhatchangehavemanyAmericansmadeintheirlife?

A.Theydon’ttravelwithfriendsanylonger.B.Theybuymoreentertainmentproducts.C.Theyincreasethecostsoftailoredservices.D.Theycutdownonsomedailyspending.3.HowdooverhalfofAmericansfeelabouttheirfinancialfuture?

A.Patient.B.Hopeful.C.Scared.D.Passive.IwasborninWyoming’sGreenRiverValley,wheremyfamilysettledinthe1870s.Eventoday,manyofmycousinsstilllivethere.Growingupinthevalley,Ilearnedtolovetheopenlandandwildlifearoundus.Forthepast19years,IhaveworkedasthedirectoroftheWyomingWildlifeandNaturalResourceTrust(WWNRT).Everyyear,thetrustprovidesabout$10millionforconservationprojectsacrossthestate.Theseprojectsincludeprotectingfarmlandandwildlifehabitats,improvingrivers,andhelpinglocalfarms.TheGreenRiverValleywasoneofthefirstplaceswherewestartedconservationeasements.Hundredsofmillionsofdollarshavebeeninvested(投资)intheGreenRiverValley.It’sviewedasaninvestmentinthefuture,sothatthenextgenerationhastheopportunitytomakealivinginagricultureandtoraisetheirkidsthatway.Andthat’sverypowerful.PeopleintheGreenRiverValleyhavealwayscareddeeplyaboutnature.Manylandownershopetheirchildrencancontinuefarmingandlivingthereinthefuture.However,asmorebuildingsappearedinthearea,peoplebegantoworry.Theyfearedthatwildlifehabitatsandfarmlandwouldslowlydisappear.Becauseofthis,manylandownerschoseeasementtoprotecttheirfamilyland.Somewantedmoneytoimprovetheirfarms,whileothershopedtoreducedebt.Althoughtheirreasonsweredifferent,theyallsharedastrongwishtoprotecttheland.IthinkoneimportantreasonforsuccessinWyomingisteamwork.Theyallmustpitchinwhenneeded.Theytrytheirbest.Everybodyplaysaslightlydifferentroleatdifferenttimes,amongthestate,thelandtrustsandotherconservationorganizations.Today,housingdevelopmentremainsthebiggestthreattowildlifehabitats.Still,peopleinthisstatehaveadeeploveforwildlife,foropenspaces,forprotectinghabitats.It’ssincereandreal.4.WhatdoestheWWNRTdoaccordingtothetext?

A.Itmoveswildlifetosaferplaces.B.Itbuildshousesforlocalsinneed.C.Itfundsprojectstoprotectfarmland.D.Itcallsonlocalstodignewrivers.5.WhichbestdescribestheimpactoftheWWNRTontheGreenRiverValley?

A.One-sided.B.Short-lived.C.Significant.D.Replaceable.6.Whatdoestheunderlinedphrase“pitchin”inparagraph6mean?

A.Berecognized.B.Dotheirpart.C.Changetheirmind.D.Beexamined.7.WhatdoesthelastparagraphsuggestaboutWyomingpeople?

A.Theyloseinterestinwildlife.B.Theytrulycareaboutnature.C.Theypreferbuildingmorehouses.D.Theyexpecthelpfromotherstates.Justafewsoftsoundsfromaukulelecanhelppeoplefeelcalmandrelaxed.Becauseofthisspecialpowerofmusic,LorrieKubicek,amusictherapist(治疗师),oftenencouragespatientswithcancerorotherseriousillnessestolearntheinstrument.Inthisway,patientscanfacedifficulttreatmentwithamorepositiveattitude.“Insteadofsaying‘Ihavetogotothehospitalformychemo(化疗)’,patientsstartsaying‘Ihavetogotothehospitalformyukulelelesson’,”Kubiceksays.Musictherapyisnotonlyapleasantactivity,butalsoshowshowmusicandmedicinecanworktogether.Infact,musichasbeenconnectedwithhealingforaverylongtime.AfterWorldWarⅡ,musictherapywasusedtohelpsoldiersimproveboththeirphysicalandmentalhealth.Inmusictherapy,patientsmaysingsongs,writemusic,playinstruments,listentomusic,ormovetothebeat.Studiesshowthattheseactivitiescanhelprelievestress,makethempainless,improvesleep,andincreasefocus.“Musicconnectsyoutoapartofyourselfthat’swell,”Kubiceksays.“Musicremains,nomatterwhatchallengesapersonisfacing.”Unlikesimplylisteningtomusicthroughheadphonesduringtreatment,musictherapyismorepersonal.Patientsdonotneedanymusicalexperiencetotakepartinit.Beforetreatmentbegins,thetherapisttalkswitheachpatienttolearnabouttheirinterestsandproblems.Thenthetherapistusessuitablemusicalactivitiestohelpthepatientreachpersonalgoals.Arecentresearchreviewhasshownthatmusictherapycangreatlyreduceanxietyduringmedicaltreatment.“Tomaximizethetherapy’sbenefits,findabalancebetweentakingrisksandstayinginyourcomfortzone,”Kubicekadvises.“Whenwe’reexploringmusic,oftenwe’retryingsomethingnewforthefirsttime,”shesays.“Findthat‘stretchzone’,becauseyoudon’tknowthefulleffectofwhatmusiccandoforyouuntilyoutry.”8.WhydoesKubicekencouragepatientstolearntheukulele?

A.Toreducetheircostofmedicalcare.B.Topreparethemforpublicactivities.C.Toimprovetheirperformanceonstage.D.Toenablethemtofacetreatmentpositively.9.Whatbenefitcanmusictherapybringtopatients?

A.Developingprofessionalmusicalskills.B.Reducingstressandphysicaldiscomfort.C.Avoidingallsideeffectsduringtreatment.D.Recoveringfromillnesswithoutmuchmedicine.10.Whatcanbeinferredaboutmusictherapyfromthetext?

A.Itfocusesonpersonalneeds.B.Ithasbeenwidelyusedinhospital.C.Itdependsontechnology.D.Itworksbetteringroups.11.Whichcanbethebesttitleforthetext?

A.HowtoBecomeaMusicTherapist.B.AWaytoLearnMusic.C.TheHistoryofMedicalTreatment.D.MusicasMedicine.Fordecades,NASAhasadvancedon-boardspacecraftcomputerprocessorsthatperformthefunctionsneededtosupportmissionsuccess.Spacecomputingbeganinthe1960sduringtheApollomissions.Atthattime,ApolloGuidanceComputerplayedanimportantroleinguidance,navigation,andcontrol.Later,specialprocessorsthatcouldworkunderstrongradiation(辐射)becamewidelyusedinspaceexploration.NASAhassuccessfullyusedcomputersonMarsrovers,orbiters,andspacetelescopes.Theseprocessorshaveworkedforyearsinextremeconditions.However,futurespacemissionswillbecomelongerandmorecomplex.Asaresult,scientistsneedcomputerswithstrongercomputingpowerandgreaterindependence.Inthiscase,NASAworkedwithacompanytodevelopanewtechnologycalledHighPerformanceSpaceflightComputing.Thisnewsystemcanprovidemorethan100timesthecomputingpowerofolderprocessors.Italsocombinescomputingandnetworkinginonedevice,whichhelpsreduceenergyuseandsystemcost.Thenewprocessorsincludedifferenttypesfordifferentmissionneeds.Oneversionisdesignedfordeep-spacemissionstotheMoon,Mars,andbeyond.Itcanworksafelyindifficultenvironmentsandsupportreal-timeautonomoustasks.Anotherversionprovidesfaulttolerance(容错性)andcybersecurityforlowEarthorbitsatellites.UsingadvancedEthernettoconnectmultiplesensors(感应器)orcollectseveralchips,HighPerformanceSpaceflightComputingtechnologyallowsspacecrafttoprocesslargeamountsofdataonboardandautonomouslymakereal-timedecisions,suchasdrivingroversathighspeedsorsortingscientificimages.Continuoussystemhealthmonitoringandanintegratedsecuritycontrollerensurethesecomplexoperationsremainsafeandreliable.Thistechnologyisnotonlyusefulforspacemissions.Similarprocessorsmayalsobeusedinmedicalequipment,communicationservices,artificialintelligence,aviation,andenergysystemsonEarth.Bysharingthesametechnologyinspaceanddailylife,thenewsystemmayreduceriskandcostforbothgovernmentandcommercialusers.12.WhydoesNASAneedanewgenerationofspaceprocessors?

A.Futuremissionsrequiremoreadvancedsystems.B.Spacecraftnowdependslessoncomputersystems.C.Scientistshopetotakepartinmorespacemissions.D.Olderprocessorscannotworkinadifficultenvironmentanymore.13.Whatcanweknowaboutthenewprocessorsfordifferentmissions?

A.Theyareoperatedonlyindeepspace.B.Theydemandseparatenetworks.C.Theyaredesignedwithspecialfunctions.D.Theymainlyworkforscientificresearch.14.Whatisanadvantageofthenewcomputingtechnology?

A.Itfeaturesimmediatedecisionsinspace.B.ItcontrolsallsatellitesfromEarth.C.Itcutsthenumberofspacemissions.D.Itreplacessensorsonspacecraft.15.Whatdoestheauthorwanttoillustrateaboutthenewtechnology?

A.Itwilldefinitelyreshapespaceexploration.B.Itismainlydevelopedforbusinessuse.C.Itcansolveeveryprobleminspacetravel.D.Itmayaffectbothspaceanddailylife.OvercomingtheFearoftheUnknownThefirststepinovercomingfearistoadmititopenlyandhonestly.Manypeopleignoretheirfearoftheunknown,hopingitwilldisappear.16Instead,acceptthefear:Itisnaturaltofeelafraidwhenfacinguncertainty.Admittingyourfearletsyoutakecontrolratherthanbecontrolledbyit.17Theunknownfeelsoverwhelming(无法抗拒的)becauseofunpredictable(难以预料的)factors,butyoucanalwaysinfluencesomepartsofasituation.Listthesecontrollableelements,suchasyourpreparation,attitude,andeffortwhenstartingsomethingnew.Movingattentionfromwhatyoucannotchangetowhatyoucanchangecanreduceanxiety,makinguncertaintyfeelmoremanageable.Howyouseetheunknowndirectlyaffectsyourfear.Ifyouonlyviewuncertaintyaspossiblefailure,yourfearwillgrow.18Thisshift(改变)inmindsetcanletyouwelcomenewpossibilities.Overcomingfeardoesnotneedbigsteps;smallandsteadyactionsworkbetter.Challengeyourselfwithsmalldailyuncertainties,liketryinganewfoodortakingadifferentpath.Eachsmallstepbuildsconfidence,slowlyenlargingyourcomfortzone.19Mindfulnesshelpscalmanxietyandkeepsyourealisticinuncertainty.20Whenanxiousthoughtsappear,focusonthepresent.Regularmindfulnessbuildsacalm,balancedwaytofacetheunknown,helpingyoudealwithuncertaintygentlyandeffectively.

A.Focusonwhatyoucancontrol.B.However,pretendingfeardoesnotexistonlygivesitmorepower.C.Butifyoucanseeitasachanceforlearning,everythingwillchange.D.Reflectingonthepastgoodexperiencescanimproveyourconfidence.E.Techniqueslikemindfulobservationpullyoubackfromfutureworries.F.Seekingsupportfromotherscanprovideyouwithdifferentperspective.G.Thesesmallwinsaddup,makingtheunknownlessfrighteningovertime.二、完形填空Onesnowyday,Iwalkedintheneighborhoodbehindmyapartmenttoenjoythesnow.Offinthedistance,I21asmalldog.Itwasshakinghard,anditlookedso22.Ihadnoexcusestoleaveitalone.Itwasfriendlytome.Ipetteditgentlyanddecidedtofollowit,tryingtofinditsowner.Isoonfoundthedoghadlostits23.ThelocalanimalshelterwasclosedwhenItriedto24it.Irangmydad,buthecouldnotofferany25.Therefore,I26someleaflets(传单)withphotosofthedogaroundtheneighbourhoodtoseekitsowner.27,someneighborscametohelp.Thoughsomedidnotknowthedog,they28totellmeoncetheygotnews.Twovoluntarilyjoinedthe29.OneandIcontinuedtoaskaround,andtheotherletusintowarmthedogandprovidesomefoodwhilemakingcalls.Withnouseful30,allofthehopesseemedlost,andthenweplannedtocheckforamicrochipatananimalhospital.Wethreesetoffbycarand31thedogtothehospital.Thankstoeveryone’sjointefforts,thedoganditsfamilyeventually32.Itslippedoutfromanopengateleftbyaworker.Theexperiencetaughtmea(n)33aboutpeople’skindness.Littleactsofhelpfromstrangers34peoplecloselyandturnan35intoahappyendinginourcommunity.21.A.spottedB.rejectedC.monitoredD.scared22.A.strangeB.normalC.happyD.pitiful23.A.balanceB.wayC.sightD.mind24.A.repairB.sellC.reachD.observe25.A.ideasB.complaintsC.joysD.explanations26.A.madeoutB.pickedoutC.putupD.tookup27.A.GraduallyB.StrangelyC.AmazinglyD.Fortunately28.A.hurriedB.failedC.pretendedD.promised29.A.guideB.organizationC.searchD.argument30.A.cluesB.goalsC.examplesD.supplies31.A.droveB.wishedC.walkedD.held32.A.leftB.reunitedC.travelledD.survived33.A.storyB.approachC.lessonD.skill34.A.surpriseB.connectC.comfortD.greet35.A.experimentB.arrangementC.errorD.accident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。Chinaissteppingupeffortstocultivate(培养)youngartificialintelligence(AI)talenttomeetthefastgrowthofAItechnology.AteenAIacademyopenedinBeijinginlateMarch,foundedbylocaleducationdepartmentsandaresearchinstitution.Itwillemployteachersfrom31topuniversities,trainingmiddleschoolstudents36(take)partinnationalresearchandinnovativeprojects.Shanghaialsoannouncedrelevantplanstwoyearsago,anditsteenAIacademy,37(found)withthejointeffortsofShanghaiJiaoTongUniversityandtheChinaWelfareInstituteChildren’sPalace,38(official)operatedinlate2025.TopdomesticuniversitiesareexpandingAIenrollmentscaletokeepupwith39(diversity)marketdemands.ShanghaiJiaoTongUniversitystandsoutas40AIeducationpioneer,offeringdifferentmajorsandcross-disciplinarycourses.Meanwhile,AIeducationisgaining41(popular)inbasiceducation.BeijingandShanghaihavelaunchedearlyyouthtalenttrainingprograms,42attractnumerousapplicantsandenjoyfierceadmissioncompetition.Nationalpolicies43(promote)AIcoursesinprimaryandsecondaryschoolssince2017.Clearlearningtargetsaredesignedforstudentsofdifferentages,44majorcitieshaveworkedoutlocalplanstoadvanceAIeducation.Educatorsand45(expert)aimtoformacompletetalentchaincoveringbasiceducation,highereducationandindustry,cultivatingyoungtalenttoimprovefuturetechnologicalinnovation.四、书信写作46.假定你是李华,你校校园公众号(officialaccount)未设英文版块,一些交换生难以通过它了解校园动态。请你给负责人MrChris写一封邮件,提议在该公众号上增设英文栏目CampusTalk,内容包括:(1)写作目的;(2)栏目内容和优点;(3)表达期待。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。DearMrChris,__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________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。Thetwenty-year-oldRohanlivedaquiet,dustylifeinthevillageofAmbar,workinginhisuncle’ssmallspice(香料)shop.Thespicessmelledwonderful,butRohanfeltbored.Hisdaysfollowedthesamepath,leadingnowherenew,andeverymorningfeltlikeacopyofthedaybefore.Hehadnobigenoughdreamstopursue.Oneafternoon,whenRohanwastaskedwithcleaningtheattic(阁楼)ofhisgrandfather’soldhouse,hefoundamusicalinstrument,longandelegant.HerecognizeditimmediatelyasaSarod,aninstrumentofclassicalIndianmusic.Itbelongedtohisgrandfather,amanhecouldn’trememberclearly.Rohancarefullywipedthedustaway.Hepulledastring(弦).Itwasavoicehehadneverheard,yetsomehowunderstoodperfectly.Healsofoundanold,fadedinstructionbookhiddeninsidetheSarodcase.Thelessonswerecomplexandneededextremepatience.Hisfirstattemptswereterrible.Hisneighborscomplained.Hisunclelaughedathim.ButRohanignoredthem

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