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2025~2026学年浙江绍兴市6月高二期末教学质量检测英语试卷一、听力选择题1.Whatisthewoman’sdestination?

A.Ahotel.B.Astation.C.Amarket.2.Whyisthemanwritingpoems?

A.Forpleasure.B.Forahistoryclass.C.Forapoemcollection.3.Whatdoesthewomansuggestthemando?

A.Designaworkschedule.B.Sparesometimeforstudy.C.Signupforvolunteerwork.4.Whatindustrywillthewomanworkin?

A.Travel.B.Finance.C.Medicine.5.Whatarethespeakerstalkingabout?

A.Jobpressure.B.Weekendplans.C.Writingtechniques.听下面一段对话,回答以下小题。6.What’stheprobablerelationshipbetweenthespeakers?

A.Customerandtravelagencyclerk.B.Airtravellerandcheck-instaff.C.Hotelguestandreceptionist.7.Howdoesthemansoundintheend?

A.Satisfiedandgrateful.B.Annoyedandimpatient.C.Astonishedanduncertain.听下面一段对话,回答以下小题。8.WhenwillthemanmeetDr.ClareonThursday?

A.At8:30a.m.B.At7:30a.m.C.At1:30p.m.9.Whichpartofthebodydidthemanhurt?

A.Hisknee.B.Hisankle.C.Hisarm.10.Whydidn’tthemangotoseethedoctorimmediately?

A.Hedidn’tfeelmuchpainthen.B.Hegothurttooseverelytowalk.C.Hehadtofinishpaintingthehouse.听下面一段对话,回答以下小题。11.Whatdoesthemanoffertodoforthewoman?

A.Giveheraride.B.Helpherwiththework.C.Recommendaschooltoher.12.Whydidthewomandecidetoattendnightschool?

A.Tolearnjobskills.B.Toenrichherlife.C.Toshareshortvideos.13.Whatmaythewomanlearnnext?

A.TraditionalChinesepainting.B.Advertisingphotography.C.Aforeignlanguage.听下面一段对话,回答以下小题。14.Whatisthemainpurposeof“FamilyWelcome”event?

A.Toimprovethereputationofthegallery.B.Toenhancetheparent-childinteraction.C.Toprovidechildrenwithspaceforfun.15.Whatisthisyear’sshortfilmabout?

A.Contemporarysculpture.B.Westernpainting.C.Familywelcome.16.Whatdoweknowabouttheconcerts?

A.Theyareheldinafixedplace.B.Theylastlongerinthemorning.C.Theypresentvariouskindsofmusic.听下面一段独白,回答以下小题。17.WhatisGregdoing?

A.Runningapromotion.B.Leadingatour.C.Hostinganexhibition.18.Whenwasthemuseumopened?

A.Inthe1850s.B.Inthe1950s.C.Inthe2000s.19.Whyarethe19th-centurypaintingsspecial?

A.Theyweredonatedtostartthemuseum.B.Theywerepaintedbythemuseum’sfounder.C.Theyweremoreexpensivethanotherworks.20.Whatcanwelearnabouttheglasscollections?

A.Theyaresetapartfromothersinstyle.B.Theyarecharacterizedbyrealism.C.Theyarekeptunchanged.二、阅读理解DiscoverCanada:ATravelOverviewCanada,hometotheRockyMountains,NiagaraFalls,andFrench-speakingQuebec,isoneofthemostvisitedcountriesintheAmericas.In2024,itwelcomedaround23.5millioninternationalvisitors,showingastrongrecoveryintourism.●WhereDoVisitorsComeFrom?Canada’stourismisledbyitssouthernneighbor—theUnitedStates,whichprovidesoverhalfofallinternationalarrivals.Europealsosendsmillions,withtheUKandFranceleadingduetoculturalandhistoricalties.Meanwhile,countrieslikeMexico,China,andIndiaaregrowingfastasimportantvisitorsources.

CountryVisitors(2024)NotesUnitedStates~15.2MByfarthelargestmarketUnitedKingdom~950KStrongfamily&heritagelinksFrance~840KMajorsourceforQuebec&MontrealMexico~720KGrowingsteadilyChina~600KStrongrecoverypost-COVIDGermany~520KLong-hauladventuretourismIndia~500KRapidlygrowingVFR(visitingfriends&relatives)●TopCitiesandAttractionsCanada’scitiesaremagnetsfortourists.Torontotopsthelistwithover5millionforeignarrivals,whileMontrealshinesasafestivalandculturecenter.SmallercitieslikeQuebecCityofferuniquehistoricalexperiences.Fornaturalwonders,NiagaraFallsisthestarwithover12millionvisitorseachyear.BanffNationalParkisanothermust-see,famousforitsRockyMountainscenery.

AttractionAnnualVisitorsHighlightsNiagaraFalls~12millionCanada’smostfamousnaturalwonderBanffNationalPark~4.1millionJeweloftheRockyMountainsCNTower(Toronto)~2millionIconiccityviewsOldQuebec(UNESCO)~2millionHistoricFrenchheritage21.WhatfactorsbestaccountforCanada’smainsourcesofforeignvisitors?

A.Lowtravelexpensesandsharedlanguages.B.Famousnaturalwondersandmoderncitylife.C.Geographicclosenessandhistoricalassociation.D.Highsafetystandardsandfriendlylocalpeople.22.WhatisspecialaboutBanffNationalPark?

A.ItliesinthecenterofToronto.B.ItisfamousforFrenchculture.C.IthasthemostvisitorsinCanada.D.ItoffersRockyMountainscenery.23.Whichdestinationsuitsafamilyinterestedinbothnatureandhistory?

A.CNTowerandMontreal.B.MontrealandQuebecCity.C.NiagaraFallsandOldQuebec.D.BanffNationalParkandToronto.OnSept.17,2022,afatherandsonsetouttobeginanIronmancompetition.Jeff,59,andJohnny,28,weren’tthetypicalathletes.Johnnyhascerebralpalsy(脑瘫),whichcauseswalkingdifficulty.SoJeffwouldliterallycarryhimthroughouttherace.Toqualifyasofficialfinishers,competitorsmustcompleteanexhausting140milesofswimming,bicyclingandrunninginunder17hours.Theracebeganwitha2.4-mileswim.JeffhelpedJohnnyintoakayakandtoweditwhileswimming.Aftertheswim,theycompleteda112-milebicyclerideonacustom-builtbikewithanextraseatforJohnny.Thencamethefinalleg—a26.2-milemarathonwithJeffpushingJohnnyinaracingchair.Atmile19,Jeffpanicked,convincedtheyweregoingtooslow.Somehowhefoundtheenergytopickupthepace.Withminutesleftand200feettothefinishline,JeffstoppedtohelpJohnnyoutofhisracingchair.Johnnyhadoncestruggledtowalkjust23steps.Butafteryearsofpainstakingwork,hewasdeterminedtofinishthisraceonhisown.Johnnysawtheclocktickingdownandworriedtheywouldn’tmakethecutoff.“NotbecauseIwouldn’tgetmymoment,”hesays,“butbecauseDadhadworkedsohard.”After16hours,55minutesand35seconds—withjustfourminutesand25secondstospare—fatherandsoncrossedthefinishlinetogether.AsthecrowdengulfedandcheeredonanoverwhelmedJohnny,awearyJeffkeptalowprofile.“Hedidn’twanthisfinishlinemoment,”saysJohnny.“Hewantedittobemine.”24.Whatistherequirementforofficialfinishers?

A.Todefeatthefellowcompetitors.B.Tocompletethedemandingraceintime.C.Tofinishtheregulatedeventsinorder.D.Toprovidenecessarysupporttoapartner.25.Whatdoestheunderlinedphrase“makethecutoff”inparagraph3mean?

A.Meettherequiredtimelimit.B.Receivespecialrecognition.C.Breakthecompetitionrecord.D.Keepupwithothercompetitors.26.WhatwasJohnny’smainconcernneartheendoftherace?

A.Missinghisownshiningchance.B.Wastinghisfather’shardefforts.C.Losingthetoprankingintherace.D.Disappointingthecrowd’sexpectations.27.Whatistheoverallwritingpurposeofthispassage?

A.Tohighlightthetremendouspowerofendurance.B.TohonorJohnnyforovercomingphysicaladversity.C.Toexplainthefundamentalrulesofthecompetition.D.Topraisethefather’ssacrificebehindtheson’sglory.TheobesitycrisisinAmericahasgivenrisetoacottageindustryofweight-lossplans.Currentlytrendyisintermittentfasting,whichinvolvesalternatingintervalsofextremecaloriereductionwithperiodsofnormaleating.Dr.FrankHuoftheHarvardT.H.ChanSchoolofPublicHealthnotesthatonepopularpatternisthe“5:2diet”:eatnormallyforfivedaysaweek,butrestrictintaketojust500—600caloriesontheothertwodays.Despiteitsappeal,intermittentfastinghassignificantpitfalls.Ina2017study,thefastersperformednobetterthanconventionalcaloriecutters,andthedropoutrateamongthefastinggroupwasastriking38%—areal-lifereflectionofthedifficulty.AsDr.Hunotes,it’shumannaturetorewardoneselfafterhardwork,sothereisadangerofgivingwaytounhealthydietaryhabitsonnon-fastingdays.Moreover,yourappetitehormonesandhungercentergointooverdrivewhenyouarestarvedoffood.Thatsaid,intermittentfastingmayhavebenefitsforsomepeople.KathyMcManusofHarvard-affiliatedBrighamandWomen’sHospitalsharesthatoneofherAmericanpatientsdidn’twanttobebotheredwithtrackingcaloriesandchosea5:2approach,whichhasworkedwellforhimsofar.AnimalresearchintheU.S.alsosuggestsfastingmayreducecancerriskandslowaging,asitcanactivatecellularmechanismsthatboostimmunefunctionandreduceinflammation(炎症).However,thereisnostrongevidencethatfastingaddshealthbenefitsbeyondanyotherweight-lossstrategy,norhasitbeenprovedsustainableinthelongterm.Ifyouareconsideringintermittentfasting,besuretodiscussitwithyourdoctor.Skippingmealsandseverelylimitingcaloriescanbedangerousforpeoplewithcertainconditions.And,asDr.Huwarns,Americansliveinatoxic,unhealthyfoodenvironment—soyouwillneedastrongsocialsupportnetworktoendureverylow-caloriedaysoverthelongterm.28.Howdoes“intermittentfasting”work?

A.Byeatingnormallyonallsevendays.B.Bylimitingcaloriesduringcertaindays.C.Byexercisingmoreonnon-fastingdays.D.Bytakingspecialweight-lossmedicine.29.Whatdidthe2017studyfindaboutintermittentfasting?

A.Itenhancedpeople’shealthyeatinghabits.B.Ithelpedfasterslosetwiceasmuchweight.C.Itstoppedappetitehormonesgettingoveractive.D.Itofferednobenefitsovertraditionalcaloriecutting.30.Whatistheauthor’sattitudetotheadvantagesofintermittentfasting?

A.Enthusiastic.B.Approving.C.Pessimistic.D.Doubtful.31.Whatissuggestedaboutintermittentfastinginthelastparagraph?

A.Itneedssocialsupporttoremainsustainable.B.Itrequiresnospecializedmedicalconsultation.C.Itdemandssignificantchangesindailyroutine.D.Itsuitsmostpeoplewithdifferenthealthconditions.FromthedigitalrevivalofculturalheritagetotheglobalpopularityofChinese-inspiredcreativeworks,digitaltechnologyisopeningnewpathwaysforartisticexchangeacrossborders.AttheongoingGlobalDialogueonArtandTechnologyforum,whichopenedTuesdayinBeijing,expertsnotedthattheintegrationofartandtechnologyhasevolvedintoacross-cultural,cross-disciplinaryglobalpractice,reshapinghowculturesconnect,communicateandco-createinthedigitalage.FanDi’an,chairmanoftheChinaArtistsAssociation,notedthatgrowingattentionisnowbeingpaidtohowartificialintelligenceisreshapingthedeeperlogicofartandthestructureofculture.“AI-drivenarthasshiftedfromapurelytechnicalissuetoaculturalproposal,andfromatoolattheoperationalleveltoamethodologythatinformsartisticcreation,”hesaid.Inrecentyears,Chinahasactivelyexplorednewformsofart-techintegration,witharangeofculturalproductsanddigitalprojectsgaininginternationalvisibility.TheinteractivedigitalplatformDigitalLibraryCaveallowsaudiencesaroundtheworldtoappreciatethetreasuresofancientmurals(壁画).“BlackMyth:Wukong,”agameinspiredbyclassicalChinesemythology,hasearnedinternationalacclaim,whiletheanimatedfilm“Nezha”hasboostedtheglobalreachofChineseculture.HelenaHyvönen,aFinnishprofessorattheChinaAcademyofArtwhohaslivedinChinaforaboutadecade,saidshehaswitnessedthecountry’ssignificantprogressinmultiplefields.SheaddedthatChinashouldcontinuetodevelopdistinctiveapproachesrootedinitsownculturalstrengthswhileensuringtheyresonate(共鸣)withWesternaudiences.Fromacommunicationperspective,GaoWeihua,aprofessorattheCommunicationUniversityofChina,saidthatdespiteculturaldifferences,emotionallyengagingstories,vividcharactersandstrongvisualnarrativescanstillresonatewithglobalaudiences,highlightingthevalueofintegratingartandtechnologyinpromotingmutualunderstandingamongcivilizations.“Culturalcreationshouldgobeyondthesimpleassemblyofsymbolicelementsandinsteaddelveintothedeeperessenceoftraditionalculture,ensuringthattechnologyservesculturalexpression,”sheadded.32.WhatcanbeinferredfromFanDi’an’swords?

A.AIhasdeepinfluenceonartandculture.B.AIhasitslimitationsasatoolforcreation.C.AIhasdominatedthetotalculturalstructure.D.AIhasreplacedtraditionalartistictechniques.33.Whatisthethirdparagraphmainlyabout?

A.ThehistoryofdigitalartinChina.B.China’sart-techintegrationinpractice.C.ThefutureofChina’sart-techindustry.D.China’ssignificantbreakthroughinartskills.34.Whatopiniondothetwoprofessorsshareaccordingtoparagraphs4-5?

A.Technologyinnovationplaysakeyroleinart.B.Culturaldifferencesstimulateculturalexpansion.C.Artisticcreationshouldaimforglobalexchanges.D.Culturalfeaturesshouldbeexploredforglobalspread.35.Whatisthebesttitleforthepassage?

A.ForeignersHoldNewPerspectivesonChineseArtB.AITechnologyReshapestheFutureofArtCreationC.Art-techIntegrationBoostsCross-culturalExchangeD.ComplicatedArtisticTechniquesCreateAGreatMythRenewableenergysourcesareabundant,regeneratedbynature,andemitlittletonogreenhousegases.Yetfossilfuelsstillaccountfornearly60%ofelectricitygeneration.36Between2015and2024,renewableelectricitycapacityjumpedby140%,whilefossilfuelcapacitygrewonly16%.Sowhyistherestillanurgentneedtoacceleratetherenewableenergytransition?Renewablesareallaroundus.About80%oftheglobalpopulationlivesincountriesthatarenet-importersoffossilfuels.37TheInternationalRenewableEnergyAgency(IRENA)estimatesthat90percentoftheworld’selectricitycanandshouldcomefromrenewableenergyby2050.Renewableenergycreatesjobs.38Foreverydollarinvested,renewablescreatethreetimesasmanyjobsasfossilfuels.TheIEAestimatesthatthetransitiontowardsnet-zeroemissionswillleadtoanoverallincreaseinenergysectorjobs:whileabout5millionjobsinfossilfuelproductioncouldbelostby2030,anestimated14millionnewjobswouldbecreatedincleanenergy.39In2024,$2trillion(万亿)wentintocleanenergy—$800billionmorethanfossilfuelsandupalmost70percentintenyears.Furthermore,energy-relatedcarbondioxideemissionsaregrowingmoreslowlythantheglobaleconomy.40However,investmentsinrenewableswillfinallypayoff.

A.Renewableenergymakeseconomicsense.B.Thegoodnewsisthatcleanersourcesaregainingground.C.Cleanenergysectorjobsalreadyoutnumberfossilfueljobs.D.Incontrast,renewableenergysourcesareavailableinallcountries.E.Theinitialcostcanbeoverwhelmingforcountrieswithlimitedresources.F.Thismeansthatmorethan30millionjobscouldbecreatedincleanenergy.G.Emissionsgrowthslowedwhiletheglobaleconomyexpandedby3percent.三、完形填空LastMay,ZachHackettwashikinginthemountainsofColoradowhenheheardafaintcry.Followingthe41,hefoundablack-and-whitedogshiveringbehindfallentrees.Theanimalwastoo42tomove,lookingneardeath.Fiveweeksearlier,MikeKrugman,74,hadlethisdogRileyoutforawalkasusual.43,thedogdidn’treturn,sohesearchedeverywhereandeven44thelocalanimalshelter.Everyonelooked,butfoundno45ofthedog.Hiswifehaddiedmonthsbefore.Grief-strickenandanxious,he46thathispethadgonelookingforher.Lookingatthelittlecreature,Hackettwas47tohelp.HewrappedRileyinhisjacketandcarriedhimdowntheroughmountain.Whenhereachedariverwithastrongcurrent,hedidn’t48tocrossit,knowingwalkingaroundwouldbea49oftimefortheweakdog.Athome,he50Rileycarefully,givinghimwaterandawarmbed.Thenextmorning,HacketttookRileytotheanimal51hehadconnectedwithearlier.Thestafftherewereshockedtolearnthedoghadbeen52foroverfiveweeks.WhenKrugmancametopickhimup,hewasfilledwith53atthesightofhisbeloveddog.Topreventanother54,KrugmannowmakessureRileywearsaGPStrackingcollar.Hackettisforevergladhe55thatfaintcry.Krugman,forhispart,believeshislatewifemusthavebeenwatchingoverRiley.41.A.screamB.soundC.rhythmD.accent42.A.desperateB.delicateC.weakD.sensitive43.A.FortunatelyB.UnexpectedlyC.SubsequentlyD.Precisely44.A.contactedB.restoredC.abandonedD.disturbed45.A.markB.motiveC.chanceD.sign46.A.fearedB.anticipatedC.resolvedD.guaranteed47.A.committedB.determinedC.depressedD.embarrassed48.A.intendB.attemptC.hesitateD.decline49.A.wasteB.costC.riskD.loss50.A.examinedB.toleratedC.treatedD.nursed51.A.clinicB.instituteC.shelterD.station52.A.emergingB.refreshingC.threateningD.missing53.A.gratitudeB.easeC.sympathyD.sorrow54.A.accidentB.injuryC.campaignD.disappearance55.A.submittedtoB.respondedtoC.reliedonD.decidedon四、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。Horse-themedpaintingsbyrenownedChineseartistXuBeihongwereondisplayataBeijingshoppingcenterearlierthisyear,56(bring)classicalChineseworkstopeopleinanunusualvenue.XuBeihong(1895—1953)wasoneofChina’smost57(influence)modernartistsandanarteducator.Hechampionedabalancebetweentraditionandreform,shapinggenerationsofChineseartists.MasteringbothChineseandWesterntechniques,hecreatedstrikingimages58integratingthemharmoniously.Thisisbestseeninhishorsepaintings,59usefreehandstrokesandminimaloutlinesyetcapturedelicateposturesandlivelyexpressions.ForXu,thehorsecarriedsymbolicweight.It60(represent)hisinnerworld,andmoreimportantly,Chinesepatriotismand61(persevere)duringthenation’sfightagainstinvasion.Hisloveforhiscountrygoingbeyondhisart,heheldcharityexhibitions62(support)theChinesepeople’swareffort,usinghisreputationamongcollectorsandartloverstoraisefunds.Xu63(typical)paintedhorsesrunningfree,capturinganuntamedspiritandboldness.Displayingsuchimages,64exhibitionaimstoinspirevisitorsandbringthemgoodfortunein2026,theYearoftheHorse.Alongsidehissignaturehorses,visitorscanalsoexploreavarietyofseals65hisuniquecalligraphy,withinscriptionsthatdocumentthestoriesbehindeachpiece.五、书信写作66.假定你是李华。上周五参加了校文学社举办的“中国古诗沙龙”活动。请给你的英国朋友Eliza写一封邮件,分享参与诗歌诵读的经历。内容包括:(1)介绍所诵诗歌;(2)分享活动感悟。注意:(1)写作词数应为80左右;(2)可以适当增加细节,以使行文连贯。DearEliza,Howisitgoing?_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Yours,LiHua六、书面表达67.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。JacobBellwasnotamanpeopleadmired.Hehadmademanymistakesinhislife—drugs,theft,evenprisontimeforrepeatedtheftaccusations(指控).Althoughhehadturnedanewleafandnowworkedasatruckdriver,theshadowsofhispaststillhauntedhim.Heoftenwonderedifhecouldeverbeseenassomeonegood.OnesunnySaturdayafternoon,JacobwasfishingonLakeWaxahachieinTexaswithhisfriendCraig.Thewaterwascalm,andforamoment,Jacobalmostforgottheregretsthatfollowedhim.Aroundnoon,astheywereheadingbacktotheboatramp,adesperatescreamcut

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