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2025~2026学年辽宁凌源市高二下学期期末检测英语试卷一、阅读理解Belowarefourperfectdestinationsfortouriststotravelalongtheseaside.TheBigIslandThoughlesstraversedandslightlycheaperthanMauiorOahu,theBigIslandofferssomeofHawaii’stopbeaches.FamiliescanmaketheirwayinthewateratLa’aloawhitesandbeachinKona,whichhascalmwaves,orCarlsmithBeachParkinHilo,whichoffersplentyoflagoons(环礁湖)andsmallbays.KiawahIslandThisSouthCarolinaislandlessthan30milessouthwestofCharlestonprovidesaslow-pacedbeachvacation,completewith10milesofshorelineandplentyofunevennaturetoexplore.HeadtoKiawahBeachwalkerPark,theisland’sonlypublicbeach,whichfeaturesasnackbar,beachrentalsandascenicboardwalk.Whenyou’renotbuildingsandcastles,signthekidsupforoneofthedaycampsofferedatNightHeronParkwhiletheadultsvisitaspa(水疗中心)orplayaroundofgolfataworld-famouscourse.DestinThisFloridatown’sfamily-friendlyatmosphereandimpressivebeachesattractmultigenerationalgroupsyearafteryear.ManyDestinplacesofinterestappealtokids,soparentscanrelaxwhilethelittleonesplay.Boattoursarealsoagreatwaytospendsomequalitytimewiththefamily.Thekidswillhavefunlookingforjumpingdolphins,whileadultswillhaverelaxationonathemedcruise(巡航).CapeMayCapeMay’snearly3milesoffamily-friendlysandsfillwithNewJerseylocalsduringschoolbreaksandout-of-townersinthesummer.Youandyourlittleonescanbondwhilesurfing,kayakingortakingawalkalongthebeach.SunsetBeachisapopularspotwherefamiliescanlookforCapeMay“diamonds”(quartzpebbles)orobservethenightlysunsetceremony.1.Whichbestsuitsanadulttouristwhowantstoplaygolf?

A.Destin.B.CapeMay.C.TheBigIsland.D.KiawahIsland.2.WhatcankidsinDestinresortsdo?

A.Goonathemedcruise.B.Playwithwaterinthesea.C.Admirejumpingdolphins.D.Observethesunsetceremony.3.Whereisthetextmostlikelytakenfrom?

A.Abookreview.B.Atravelbrochure.C.Ahistorytextbook.D.Asciencemagazine.AnyonestudyingmodernChineseartwillunavoidablymeetthemonumentalfigureQiBaishi(1864-1957).Comingfromapoorpeasantfamily,Qibeganlearningartrelativelylate.Yetthroughconsistentdetermination,heprogressedfromavillagecarpenterandfolkartisttooneofthemostcelebratedpaintersinChinesehistory.Insteadofsimplycopyingclassicalmasters,heabsorbedimpressionsfrommountainsandriversandpaintedthemfrommemory.Theresultingalbum,BorrowingScenes,reflectsastrikingadmission:Hecouldonlyborrowbeautyfromnatureratherthanpossessit.Thishumblenessbecamecentraltohisartisticphilosophy.Qi’sapproachwasdeeplyshapedbyhisearlytrainingasawoodcarverandsealcarver.Helearnedto“dosubtraction”—removingunnecessaryelementsandkeepingonlywhatimpressedhimmost.Onpaper,everyfishseemstocarryasword(剑)onitsback.Thisextraordinaryvitalitybringseachcreaturetolifewithjustafewbrushstrokes.From1919to1928,Qiunderwentamajortransformation,knownasthe“old-agechange”.Hedevelopedaboldnewstylethatmixedliteratielegancewiththedirectappealoffolkart—usingbrightredflowersagainstheavyblackink.Theresultwasfresh,powerful,anddeeplyoriginal.Hissuccessliesnotonlyinhistalentsbutalsoinenergeticpractice.AdmirershavecomparedhimtoPicasso.However,PicassooncesaidhelearnedfromQiratherthanteachinghim.Qi’sinfluencereachedtheWestwhenhisworkwasexhibitedatSanFrancisco’sdeYoungMuseumin1960—thefirstsolo(单独的)exhibitionbyaChineseartistintheUS.Today,QiBaishiremainsasymbolofhowtraditionandinnovationcanwalkhandinhand.4.WhatliesattheheartofQiBaishi’sartisticbelief?

A.Modestybeforenature.B.Borrowingfrommasters.C.Strikingscenesofnature.D.Pursuitofinnerperception.5.WhatartisticideadidQiBaishigetfromhisearlytraining?

A.Lessismore.B.Everydetailcounts.C.Imaginationcomesfirst.D.Natureisthebestteacher.6.WhichwordcanbestdescribeQiBaishiaccordingtoparagraph4?

A.Conventional.B.Ambitious.C.Innovative.D.Stylish.7.WhatdoesQiBaishi’ssuccessshow?

A.Stillwatersrundeep.B.Earlybirdscatchtheworms.C.Failureisthemotherofsuccess.D.Wherethereisawill,thereisaway.AnewislandtosupportwildlifeisbeingcreatedintheUK.TheNationalTrust,aconservationorganization,recentlysankthreelargeboatsintotheBlackwaterEstuary(河口)inEssex,England,toformthebaseoftheisland.Birdscanrestthere,andthestructurewillprotectthearea’ssaltmarsh(盐沼)habitats,wheremanyplantandanimalspecieslive.Anestuaryiswhereariverwidensandflowsintothesea.TheBlackwaterEstuaryishometosomeoftheUK’smostthreatenedseabirds.Expertshopetheartificialislandwillbeasafeplaceforthesebirds.Tomaketheartificialisland,theteamcutholesinthebottomoftheboatsandpouredmudintothemtoweighthemdown.Ittookabout282,000cubicfeetofmudtofillandsurroundtheboats—enoughtofillmorethanthreeOlympicswimmingpools.Moremudwillbepiledontop,andthenalayerofgravel(砾石)willbeadded.Oncetheworkiscomplete,theislandwillbeslightlylargerthanafootballfield.Itwillbeaplaceforthebirdstorest,evenwhenthetideisatitshighestandnearbyshoresarelargelyunderwater.Alongwithcreatinganewhomeforbirds,theteamhopestheislandwillslowtheerosionofthesaltmarshinsidetheestuary.Erosioncanhappenwhenfloodingandwavespullsoilandrocksintothesea.Thenewislandshouldactasadefense,shelteringthesaltmarshfromwavestoprotectthehabitat.KatyGilchrist,coastalprojectmanagerfortheNationalTrust,saidtheprogramwasaformof“marinerecycling”becauseittransformedretiredboatsintoareserveforwildlife.“We’rebasicallyturninghistoryintohabitat,”sheadded.“Andasfarasweknow,noonehasattemptedanythingquitelikethisbefore.”8.Whyisthenewislandbeingbuilt?

A.Toserveasascenicspot.B.Toaddresswastemanagement.C.Torecycleoldboatsforfishing.D.Toprotectwildlifeanditshabitats.9.Whatdoestheauthortrytoillustratebymentioning“threeOlympicswimmingpools”?

A.Thetotalareaofthenewisland.B.Thedepthoftheartificialisland.C.Thehugeamountofmudneeded.D.Thenumberofboatsusedintheproject.10.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“erosion”inparagraph4probablymean?

A.Influenceofwavesonbirdhabitats.B.Thefillingofsoilandrocksintothesea.C.Theformationofnewlandfrommudandgravel.D.Gradualdestructionoflandbywaterandwaves.11.WhatcanbeinferredfromKatyGilchrist’swordsinthelastparagraph?

A.TheNationalTrustcopiedanoldidea.B.MarinerecyclingiscommonintheUK.C.Theprojectgivesoldboatsanewnaturaluse.D.Theislandwillbeforstudyinghistoryandwildlife.Soon,peoplewithvisualimpairmentsmightreadregularbooksusinganewaudiodevice.DevelopedbyMIT,thisfinger-worndeviceaimstogivethemaffordable,immediateaccesstoprintedtext.TheFingerReader,a3Dprintedtrialmodel,fitslikearing.Itisequippedwithasmallcamerathatscanstext.Softwaretracksfingermovements,identifieswords,andprocessestheinformation.Amachinevoicereadsaloud.Itquicklytranslatesbooks,menus,andothermaterialsneededfordailyliving.“It’slikereadingwiththetipofyourfinger,”saidPattieMaes,anMITprofessorwhofoundedandledtheresearchgroupdevelopingthemodel.“It’smoreflexibleandimmediatethananycurrentsolution,”sheadded.Developersfacedunusualchallengesinmakingthedevice.Itusesvibration(震动)motorstowarnuserswhentheywanderoffthelineoftext,andaudiosignalstoindicatethestartandfinishofthereadingmaterial.Toaccomplishthis,developersspentthreeyearscodingsoftwareandexperimentingwithvariousdesigns.Theyalsoreceivedfeedbackfrompeoplewhoarevisuallyimpaired.MuchworkremainsbeforetheFingerReaderisreadyforthemarket.Itneedsadjustmentstoworkoncellphones.Thedevicecanreadpapers,books,andcomputerscreens,butitstruggleswithtouchscreens—touchingthescreenwiththefingertipshiftsthetextandproducesunintendedresults.JerryBerrier,aged62,wasbornblind.Heisattractedtotheportability(便携)oftheFingerReader.Heseespromiseinitsofferofreal-timeuse.“WhenIgotothedoctor’soffice,theremaybeformsthatIreadbeforeIsignthem,”Berriersaid.“Everywherewego,forfolkswhoaresighted,therearethingsthatinformusabouttheproductsweinteractwith.Iwanttobeabletointeractwiththosesameproducts,regardlessofhowIhavetodoit.”“Anytoolthatgivesbetteraccesstoprintedmaterialhelpsuslivefuller,richer,moreproductivelives,”Berrieradded.12.HowdoestheFingerReaderbeginitsreadingprocess?

A.Byreadingthetextaloudwithamachinevoice.B.Byscanningtextwithasmallcamera.C.Bytrackingthefingermovements.D.Byidentifyingtheprintedwords.13.WhatproblemdoestheFingerReaderhavewithtouchscreens?

A.Thecamerafailstoidentifywords.B.Audiosignalsdonotworkonthem.C.Touchingthemmovesthetextaround.D.Thesoftwareisnotcodedfordigitaltexts.14.WhatdoesJerryBerrierthinkofthefutureoftheFingerReader?

A.Hopeful.B.Limited.C.Uncertain.D.Challenging.15.Whichofthefollowingisasuitabletitleforthetext?

A.WidespreadUseandPopularityofFingerReaderB.ANewReadingDevicefortheVisuallyImpairedC.AnIntroductiontoFingerReader’sWorkingPrinciplesD.FromChallengetoSolution:TheStoryofFingerReaderThere’snosuchthingasbeingborn“goodatlanguages”.However,therearepeoplewholearnlanguageswell,butthathasnothingtodowiththembeingnaturallygoodatit.16Goodlanguagelearnersaren’tafraidtotakechances.Goodlanguagelearnersfacethefearofmakingmistakes.Theyexperimentandrunrisks.17Theyarenotafraidofmakingmistakesbecausetheyknowthatwitheverymistake,theygainasmallvictorytowardsimprovingtheirlanguage.18Goodlanguagelearnerstakeresponsibilityfortheirownlearning.Besidesregularlanguageclasses,theycreateopportunitiestousethelanguage.Theyknowpracticeisveryimportantandarewillingtotakerisksandappearfoolishifnecessary.Goodlanguagelearnersareindependent.TheydonotexpecttolearnEnglishonlybysittingintheclassroom,andtheydonotrelyontheteacherforallofthelearning.Theyareorganizedandactive.Theylookforcreativewaysbothinsideandoutsidetheclassroomtotryoutwhattheyhavelearned.Goodlanguagelearnerstrytofigureouthowthelanguageworks.19Theypayattentiontolinguisticform(语言形式)andlookforpatterns.Theydevelopgoodtechniquesforimprovingtheirpronunciation,andforlearninggrammarandvocabulary.Theywelcomemistakesasawayoflearningmoreaboutthelanguage.Goodlanguagelearnerstrytothinkinthelanguage.Itmaynotbeeasyatfirst,butthinkinginEnglishisworthcultivatingasavitalskillthatwillimproveallareasofyourlanguagelearning.TohelpyouthinkinEnglish,carryonadialoguewithyourselfinEnglishwhenwalkingalong,sittingonabus,ortakingabreakfromotherstudies.20

A.UseEnglishwheneverandwhereveryoucan.B.Goodlanguagelearnerspayattentiontomeaning.C.Goodlanguagelearnersarealsogoodculturelearners.D.Goodlanguagelearnerstrytounderstandthelanguageasasystem.E.Goodlanguagelearnersareactivelyinvolvedintheirlearningprocess.F.Itiscloselyrelatedtotheirattitudeandthewaytheyapproachlearning.G.Theytryoutdifferentwaysoflearningvocabularyuntilfindingawaythatsuitsthembest.二、完形填空OnSeptember21st,BillBudahadhisfinalrouteasaUSPSmailcarrier,after31yearsofservice.A21postedbyhisdaughter,Alexa,showstheentireneighborhoodcameoutto22themilestone.Inthe23spreadingvideoclip,Billisgreetedwithballoons,hugs,fondgoodbyes,kids’drawings,sidewalkart,evenwhatlookslikeaDIYwithwaterbottles.“Peoplewillnever24howyoumadethemfeel,”Alexawritesinthecaption(说明文字)andmany25her.Downinthe26,peoplesupportedAlexa’sstatement.Somanypeoplewroteinto27Billforpouringhisheartintohisjobandcreated28relationshipswiththoseheinteractedwithfordecades.“Thisismyparents’neighborhood!YourdadwasalwayssokindandI’llneverforgethimcongratulatingmewhenhe29mydiploma(文凭)fromKentState.”“Billisthebest.Ilovedtalkingwithhim.Idroveanoldmotorcycleandoncehesawitinmygarage(车库)andwetalkedabout30we’vetaken.”“Thiswassoamazing.Wejustmovedtotheneighborhoodandlikedhiminstantly.Happy31!”Billsaidthatafterbeingaskedmultipletimesabouthisdayofretirement,hedecidedtomakethingssimpleonlyby32a“savethedate”cardtohiscustomers’doors.Butneverdidhe33afullcelebration.Alexasaidthatherdad’snormalroute34anextratwohoursbecauseallthepeoplewouldendup35tohim.21.A.noteB.videoC.pictureD.notice22.A.celebrateB.checkC.rememberD.announce23.A.mildlyB.quicklyC.secretlyD.suddenly24.A.describeB.imagineC.chooseD.forget25.A.arguedwithB.laughedatC.agreedwithD.shoutedat26.A.commentsB.instructionsC.conditionsD.introductions27.A.inviteB.praiseC.interviewD.warn28.A.genuineB.boringC.temporaryD.new29.A.designedB.awardedC.madeD.delivered30.A.testsB.flightsC.ridesD.lessons31.A.birthdayB.journeyC.retirementD.performance32.A.tapingB.sellingC.returningD.lending33.A.acceptB.expectC.refuseD.permit34.A.savedB.wastedC.lastedD.skipped35.A.complainingB.listeningC.pointingD.talking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。TheUKgovernmentrecentlyannouncedaproposed(拟定的)lawthatwouldbananyoneunder16fromsocialmediaappslikeTikTokandSnapchat,andthesocialmediacompanieswould36(require)tocheckages,orfacebigfines.Childrenwillbegivenbacktheirchildhoodswithlesstimeforscrollingandmoretimeforplay.Theplanswillset37newnormalforfuturegenerations,kick-starting(启动)aculturalshiftanddrivingforwardthegovernment’sfight38(give)everychildthebeststartinlife.Inamovetoprotectchildrenonlineandaddressthescale(规模)ofthechallenge,thegovernmentwillalsogofurtherwithworld-leadingblocksonharmful39(function)suchaslivestreamingandstrangercommunicationwithchildrenforunder-16s.Theserestrictions,togetherwiththeban,willbestricterthananyothercountry.Theywillapply40awiderrangeofonlineservices,gamingsites41(include).Restrictionsonthesefunctionalities(功能)willalsobeonautomaticallyfor16-and17-year-olds.Thegovernmentwillalsobelookinginmoredetailatovernightunlimitedscrollingforunder-18-year-oldsandwillsetoutmoredetailsinJuly.Takentogether,thesemeasureswillmeana42(comprehensive)modelthanjustablanketbanonsocialmedia,one43respondstohowchildrenexperienceharmonlineratherthanwhereithappens.Thechangeswillhelpempowerparentsby44(provide)themwithacleardecisiononwhatissafeandage-appropriatefortheirchildren.Thisisadecisivefirststep,markingaclear45(choose)toputchildren’swell-beingfirstandgivethemahealthylifeonline.四、书面表达46.在学校刚举办的“科技创新”设计大赛中,你设计的一款老人防摔倒智能拐杖获得一等奖。请以“MyIntelligentWalkingStickfortheElderly”为题写一篇英语短文,内容包括:1.设计理由;2.功能介绍;3.你的期望。注意:1.写作词数应为80左右;2.请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。MyIntelligentWalkingStickfortheElderly______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________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。Itwasapouringafternoon.Isatquietlyonacrowdedbus,feelingdiscouragedbecauseIhadjustsufferedafailureinatoughjobinterview.Doubtsandsadnessfilledmyheart,leavingmeinlowspirits.Atthenextstop,anelderlymaninaworn-outcoatgotonthebus.Helookedratherawkwardandstruggledhardtokeephisbalanceamongnumerousstandingpassengers.Seeinghisdifficulty,Iimmediatelystoodupandpolitelyofferedhimmyseat.“Thankyousomuch,youngman,”hewhisperedsoftly,hiseyesshiningwithsinceregratitudethatIhadneverexpected.Ashesettleddown,hiseyescaughtsightoftheinterviewres

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