湖北省黄冈市2024-2025学年高二下学期期末质量监测英语试卷（PDF版，含音频）_2025年7月_250704湖北省黄冈市2024-2025学年高二下学期期末质量监测（全科）

黄冈市 年春季高二年级期末质量监测 ２０２５ 英 语 本试卷共 页.全卷满分 分.考试用时 分钟. １０ １５０ １２０ 祝考试顺利 ★ ★ 注意事项: 答题前 先将自己的姓名 准考证号 考场号 座位号填写在试卷和答题卡上 并 １． , 、 、 、 , 将准考证号条形码粘贴在答题卡上的指定位置 . 选择题的作答 每小题选出答案后 用 铅笔把答题卡上对应题目的答案标号 ２． : , ２B 涂黑 写在试卷 草稿纸和答题卡上的非答题区域均无效 . 、 . 非选择题的作答 用黑色签字笔直接答在答题卡上对应的答题区域内 写在试 ３． : . 卷 草稿纸和答题卡上的非答题区域均无效 、 . 考试结束后 请将答题卡上交 ４． , . 第一部分 听力(共两节,满分 分) ３０ 做题时,先将答案标在试卷上.录音结束后,你将有两分钟的时间将试卷上的答 案转涂到答题卡上. 第一节 共 小题 每小题 分 满分 分 ( ５ ; １．５ , ７．５ ) 听下面 段对话 每段对话后有一个小题 从题中所给的 三个选项中选 ５ . , A、B、C 出最佳选项 听完每段对话后 你都有 秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅读下一小 . , １０ 题 每段对话仅读一遍 . . １．Whatisthewomanprobablydoing? A．LookingforajobinPBC． B．Payingavisittoherfriend． C．WorkingattheInformationDesk． ２．Whatsportdoesthemansometimesdonow? A．Jogging． B．Playingbadminton． C．Swimming． ３．Whatistheweatherlikenow? A．Rainy． B．Snowy． C．Sunny． ４．Whydidthemanreturntohishomevillage? A．Hisparentsmightlookafterhim． B．Hefinishedhisexamsaheadoftime． C．Hecouldberestoredtohealthsooner． ５．Whatarethespeakersprobablymainlytalkingabout? A．Discussingachemistryproject． B．Applyingforuniversities． C．Signingupforclasses． 第二节 共 小题 每小题 分 满分 分 ( １５ ; １．５ , ２２．５ ) 听下面 段对话或独白 每段对话或独白后有几个小题 从题中所给的 ５ . , A、B、C 三个选项中选出最佳选项 听每段对话或独白前 你将有时间阅读各个小题 每小题 . , , 秒钟 听完后 各小题将给出 秒钟的作答时间 每段对话或独白读两遍 ５ ; , ５ . . 听第 段材料 回答第 题 ６ , ６、７ . ６．Whatmadethemknownottofeedtheelephants? A．Thekeeper． B．Thesign． C．Thebroadcast． ７．What􀆳stheman􀆳sattitudetohumans? A．Agreement． B．Encouragement． C．Blame． 高二英语试卷 第 页 共 页 １ ( １０ )听第 段材料 回答第 至 题 ７ , ８ １０ . ８．Whenwillthewomanbeabletoleave? A．At７:００a．m． B．At７:００p．m． C．At１２:００p．m． ９．What􀆳sthewoman􀆳sdestination? A．Britain． B．America． C．Spain． １０．Wherearethespeakersprobably? A．Inacarpark． B．Atanairport． C．Inashop． 听第 段材料 回答第 至 题 ８ , １１ １３ . １１．HowdoesthefirstJasperdiscoverhis“lookＧalike”? A．Throughaphonecall． B．Throughafamilymember． C．Throughanewspaperarticle． １２．WhatdowelearnaboutthetwoJaspers􀆳appearance? A．Theybothhaveredhair． B．Theybothhaveblueeyes． C．Theybothwearglasses． １３．WhatisthetruthbehindthetwoJaspers􀆳situation? A．Theyaretwins． B．Itjusthappenedbyaccident． C．Theydressuplikeeachotheronpurpose． 听第 段材料 回答第 至 题 ９ , １４ １６ . １４．Whydidthemanvisitthelibrary? A．Toreturnabook． B．Tostartavolunteerjob． C．Tojoinareadingprogram． １５．Whichdailytaskdoesthewomanliketodomost? A．Organizingbooks． B．Readingtochildren． C．Sortingoutapplications． １６．Whattypeofbookdoesthewomanprobablyprefer? A．Classicnovels． B．Sciencefiction． C．Historicalfiction． 听第 段材料 回答第 至 题 １０ , １７ ２０ . １７．WhatwastheinitialmotivationforstartingtheHospitalforSoftToys? A．Avolunteer􀆳slongingtohelpchildreninhospitals． B．Anarchitect􀆳swishtocreateatoyＧrecyclingprogram． C．Amother􀆳squestionabouthowtodealwithsometoys． １８．WhowasthefounderoftheHospitalforSoftToys? A．MiradyAcosta． B．LilianGluck． C．SilviaHeiber． １９．WhatitemsdoestheHospitalforSoftToyscollectbesidestoys? A．Schoolsuppliesandshoes． B．Schoolequipmentandfood． C．Toolboxesandshoppingbags． ２０．WhatisbeneficialtothevolunteersinSilviaHeiber􀆳sview? A．Dressingasofttoy． B．Addingfillingtoasofttoy． C．Smoothingasofttoy􀆳sfur． 高二英语试卷 第 页 共 页 ２ ( １０ )第二部分 阅读理解(共 小题,每小题 分,满分 分) ２０ ２．５ ５０ 第一节 共 小题 每小题 分 满分 分 ( １５ , ２．５ , ３７．５ ) 阅读下列短文 从每题所给的 四个选项中 选出最佳选项 , A、B、C、D , . A VisionandVerse ThePoetryofChinesePainting : ExhibitionHighlights TheMetropolitanMuseumofArtinNewYorkpresents“VisionandVerse:The PoetryofChinesePainting”,anovelexhibitionrunningthroughJune１６,２０２４．It ranksamongthe mostsignificantshowsoftheyear,aimingtogain worldwide recognitionforthelongＧstandingconnectionbetweenChinesepaintingandpoetry． Thisexhibitionfeatures９０influentialartworks,representingdifferentdynasties andstyles．PaintingsinspiredbyancienttextsliketheBookofOdes(Shijing)areon display．Forexample,aSongＧDynastylandscapepaintingmasterfullycapturesthe tranquilitydescribedinapoem． WhattoExpect VisitorscanencounterrepresentativeworksfromboththeMet􀆳scollectionand loansfrom privatecollectorsglobally．Theexhibitionalsoshowcaseshowliterati painters,suchasDongQichangfromtheMingDynasty,combinedtheirpaintings withselfＧcomposedpoems． PracticalInformation AgeRequirement • :Allagesarewelcome．However,youthunder１５shouldbe accompaniedbyanadult． Dates & Times • :Opendailyfrom １０:００ AM to５:３０PM (Fridaysand Saturdaysuntil９:００PM)．ClosedonThanksgiving,Christmas,andNewYear􀆳sDay． Admission • :Theexhibitionisfreewithregularmuseumadmission．General ＄ ＄ admissionforadultsis ２５;forseniors(６５＋),it􀆳s １７;andforstudentswith validID,it􀆳sfree．Childrenunder１２canenterforfreeaswell． Location MetropolitanMuseumofArt１０００FifthAvenue,NewYork,NY１００２８ ２１．Whatistheexhibition􀆳sduration? A．Forthreemonths． B．UntilJune１６,２０２４． C．Throughouttheyear． D．FromJanuarytoJune２０２４． ２２．Whatcanvisitorsexpecttoseeintheexhibition? A．AncienttextsliketheBookofOdes． B．Artworkscombiningpaintingandpoetry． C．Paintingsborrowedfrominternationalmuseums． D．AsongＧDynastylandscapepaintingbyDongQichang． ２３．Whichofthefollowingisfreeofcharge? A．Audioguidesforstudents． B．Specialtoursforartlovers． C．Museumadmissionforseniors． D．Exhibitionentryforchildrenunder１２． 高二英语试卷 第 页 共 页 ３ ( １０ )B Ahmed Kazimi􀆳sstoryisatestamenttohow determinationcantransform adversityintoopportunity．Workingatthe UN􀆳s OfficefortheCoordinationof HumanitarianAffairs(OCHA)inAfghanistan,hehasrisenfromacleaningroleto becomeanadministrativeassistant,representsingcourageandresilienceinacountry markedbyuncertainty． In２０１４,Ahmedbeganasacontractormaintaininglivingspacesforinternational staffwhilepursuingacomputersciencedegree．By２０１７,hesecuredafullＧtime contractasanofficecleaner．Thoughthejobwashumble,hetookprideinhiswork, alwaysstrivingtoexcel．Hisbreakthroughcamein２０２１,whentheTaliban􀆳sreturn topowercreatedchaos．Amidfearandinstability,Ahmedsawachancetoprovehis abilities． Oneday,theAfghanistanHumanitarianFundteamfacedacriticalICTproblem． HavinggainedbasicITskillsthroughselfＧstudyandcolleagues􀆳guidance,Ahmed volunteeredtohelp．Toeveryone􀆳ssurprise,heresolvedtheissueefficiently．This successopeneddoors:theteamentrustedhimwithmoreresponsibilities,fromdata managementtocoordinating meetings．In２０２３,heappliedforanadministrative assistantpositionandwasselectedafterastrictinterviewprocess． Ahmedcreditshiscolleagues,especiallyhismentorIbrahim,forrecognizinghis potential．“Theysawbeyondmyjobtitle,”hesays．Hisfamily􀆳sencouragement— particularly his wife􀆳ssupportin balancing work andstudies—wasalsovital． Juggling “ afullＧtimejob,family,andclasseswastough,butstayingorganizedand prioritizingtaskshelped,”heexplains． Today,AhmedtakesprideincontributingtoOCHA􀆳smissionofaidingAfghan communities．Hisjourneyreflectshowsmallactsofcourage—likevolunteeringfora challengingtaskorpursuingeducationdespiteobstacles—canleadtoprofound changes．Asheoftentellsothers,“Adversityisnotastopsign;it􀆳sadetour．” ２４．WhatcanwelearnaboutAhmedfromParagraph２? A．HebecameafullＧtimecleanerin２０１４． B．Hestudiedcomputersciencewhileworking． C．HestruggledtofindastablejobinAfghanistan． D．HevolunteeredforITtasksduringtheTalibanrule． ２５．WhydidAhmedsucceedinsolvingtheICTproblem? A．HehadprofessionalITtraining． B．HismentorIbrahimoffereddirecthelp． C．TheTalibangovernmentsupportedhisefforts． D．HetaughthimselfITskillsandhisworkmatesalsohelped． ２６．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“Juggling”inParagraph４probablymean? A．Managing． B．Balancing． C．Addressing． D．Simplifying． ２７．WhatdoesAhmed􀆳sexperienceshow? A．Fortunefavorsthebrave． B．It􀆳snevertoooldtolearn． C．Opportunitiesdonotwait． D．Romewasnotbuiltinaday． 高二英语试卷 第 页 共 页 ４ ( １０ )C InourhyperＧconnectedworldofsocialmedia,there􀆳sarefreshingcure—one that􀆳sgoodforyourmentalhealth,reducesstressandanxietyandevenhelpsyour immunesystem:beinginnature．Whileanytimespentoutdoorsisadvantageous, there􀆳sa“prescription”thatcanhelpyougetthemostbenefits．It􀆳sspending２０ minutesinyourlocalparkthreedaysperweek,fivehoursinanaturepreserveeach monthandthreedaysimmersedinthebackcountryonceayear．It􀆳scalledthe２０Ｇ５Ｇ３ rule,andit􀆳sascienceＧbackedformulathatcouldrevolutionizehowwethinkabout outdoortime． NatureFixandHeartbreak FlorenceWilliams,authorof ,tellsYahooLife: “Havingageneralguidelinelikethiscouldbehelpfultosomepeople．It􀆳sworth notingthatit􀆳simportantforeachofustotuneintowhatweneedinaparticularweek oryear．”Williamsexplainsthatwhen we􀆳reexperiencingextrastress,painor heartbreak,wemightneedmoretimeineverydaynaturespacesorindeepwilderness． “Theemergingscienceisanopportunityforustonoticehow wefeelwhenwe􀆳re outside,torecognizewhichelementsofnaturewemostrespondtoandtoprioritize doingthethingsthatgiveustherestorationweneed,”shesays． Whilespendingtimeinyourlocalparkisbeneficial,itrequiresmorefrequent exposuretoachievethesamestressＧreducingbenefitsasadeepwildernessexperience． That􀆳sbecauseinurbangreenspaces,we􀆳reoftenstilltiedtoourdevicesand surroundedbycitysounds．Itcanbemorelike“natureＧlite”ifwe􀆳renotintentional aboutthetimewespendoutdoors． Thenumbersbackthisup．Researchshowsthatwhilea２０Ｇminutewalkinnature lowersstresshormones,theselevelsoftenbounceback withinhoursinurban settings．Comparethisto multiＧday wildernessexperiences,wherestudieshave documentedhealthbenefitslastinguptoamonth． ２８．Howdoestheauthorintroducethetopic? A．Bygivingadefinition． B．Bylistingnumbers． C．Byofferinganexample． D．Bydescribingaphenomenon． ２９．Whatdoweknowaboutthe２０Ｇ５Ｇ３rule? A．Peoplemaypracticetheruleflexibly． B．TherulewascreatedbyFlorenceWilliams． C．Everyonemustfollowtherulewithoutanychange． D．Peopleshouldspend５hoursinalocalparkeverymonth． ３０．Whydoestheauthorsayurbangreenspacesarelike“natureＧlite”? A．Therearenorealnaturalthings． B．Theairqualitythereismuchworse． C．Variousdistractionsreducetheeffect． D．Peopledon􀆳tliketostaythereforlong． 高二英语试卷 第 页 共 页 ５ ( １０ )３１．What􀆳stheauthor􀆳spurposeinwritingthetext? A．Toadvocatepeopletogetclosetonature． B．Tosuggestanewtreatmenttomentalillness． C．Toprovideaprescriptiontoimprovephysicalhealth． D．Torecommendanapproachtoreducingstressandanxiety． D 气味 Describingodors( )canbesurprisinglycomplicated,evenforacomplex computer．It􀆳shardtooverstatethepowerofthenose—researchsayshumanscantell apartmorethanatrillionodors．Thisisespeciallyimpressivewhenyouremember thateachodorisachemicalwithauniquestructure．Expertshavebeentryingtofind patternsorlogicinhowchemicalstructuredeterminessmell,whichwouldmakeit mucheasiertoartificiallycopyscentsordiscovernewones．Butthat􀆳sextremely difficult—twoverysimilarlystructuredchemicalscouldsmellverydifferent．When identifyingsmellsissuchacomplicatedtask,scientistsareasking:Canwegeta computertodoit? Smellremainsmoremysterioustoscientiststhanoursensesofsightorhearing． Whilewecan“map”whatweseeasarangeoflightwavelengths,andwhatwehear asarangeofsound waves withfrequenciesandloudness,wehavenosuch understandingforsmell．Innewresearch,publishedinSeptember２０２３inthejournal Science,scientiststrainedacomputersystem with５,０００substancesfrom two perfumedatabasesofodorants—moleculesthathaveasmell—andmatchingsmell labelslike“fruity”or“cheesy．”TheAIwasthenabletocreatea“mainodormap” thatvisuallyshowedtheconnectionsbetweendifferentsmells． WhentheresearchersshowedtheAIanewmolecule,theprogramcoulddescribe whatitwouldsmelllike．Theresearchteamthenaskedagroupof１５adultswith differentracialbackgroundslivingnearPhiladelphiatosmellanddescribethatsame odor．Theyfoundthat“thecomputersystem􀆳sdescriptionsarebetterthantheaverage personinthegroup,mostofthetime,”saysAlexWiltschko,oneoftheauthorsof thenewpaper．WiltschkoistheCEOandcoＧfounderofOsmo,acompanywhosegoal is“togivecomputersasenseofsmell”andthatworkedwithresearchersfromGoogle andvariousUSuniversities． Thisstudynotonlyopensupnew waystounderstandthecomplexworldof smellsbutalsopreparesfortheuseofAIinfieldssuchasperfumemaking,food qualitycontrol,andevendiseasedetection,wheresmellcluesmayplayanimportant role．However,challengesremain,astheAI􀆳sunderstandingofsmellstilldependson 感知 existingdata,andthepersonalnatureofhumansmellperception( )means there􀆳sstillalongwaytogobeforecomputerscantruly“smell”likehumansdo． ３２．Whatisparagraph１mainlyabout? A．Humanscandistinguishnumerousodors． B．Expertshavefoundwaystodeterminesmells． C．SimilarＧstructuredchemicalscanproducedifferentodors． D．Identifyingsmellsischallengingforhumansandcomputers． 高二英语试卷 第 页 共 页 ６ ( １０ )３３．Whydoessmellremainamysterytoscientists? A．Ithasn􀆳tbeenvisuallymapped． B．Differentsmellsdon􀆳tconnect． C．Itisn􀆳tthesameassightorhearing． D．ThetrainedAIcan􀆳ttellsmellsapart． ３４．Whatcanwelearnaboutthenewresearch? A．The“mainodormap”wascreatedtostoresmelldata． B．ThestudywasconductedbyOsmowithoutexternalcooperation． C．TheAI􀆳sdescriptionaboutnewmolecules􀆳smellsweremoreaccurate． D．Thecomputersystemwastrainedwith５,０００randomlychosenchemicals． ３５．Whatcanbeasuitabletitleforthetext? A．WhatisOdor? B．HowtoTellOdor? C．WillWeSeeOdor? D．CanYouIdentifyOdor? 第二节 共 小题 每小题 分 满分 分 ( ５ ; ２．５ , １２．５ ) 阅读下面短文 从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项 选项中有两项 , ; 为多余选项 . ScienceＧBackedTipstoImproveYourSleepRoutine Gettingenoughqualitysleepisessentialforhealth,butmanystrugglewith fallingorstayingasleep．HerearescienceＧbackedstrategiestoimproveyoursleep routine,frommorninghabitstobedtimerituals． ３６ EstablishaConsistentMorningRoutine Yoursleepcyclestartsthemomentyouwakeup．Aimtoriseatthesametime daily,evenonweekends,toregulateyourbody􀆳sinternalclock．Firstthinginthe morning,exposeyourselftonaturaldaylight—thishelpsresetyourcircadianrhythm． Abalancedbreakfastwithproteinandfiber(likeeggsandoatmeal)fuelsyourday andstabilizesbloodsugar．Ifpossible,addamorningwalkorlightexercisetoboost energyandtireyourbodygently． ３７ ３８ Atnight,swapwhitelightbulbsforamberorredones．Thesewarmtonesare lessstimulatingandtriggermelatoninproduction,thehormonethatmakesyou sleepy．Use“nightmode”ondevicestodimscreenstoayellowishhue,andavoid phones,laptops,ortabletsforatleastanhourbeforebed．Thebluelightfromthese devicessuppressesmelatoninandkeepsyourbrainalert． TakeaWarmBathorShower About７５Ｇ９０minutesbeforebedtime,soakinawarmbathorenjoyasteamy shower．Theheatraisesyourbodytemperature,andasyoucooldownafterward,it signalsyourbodythatit􀆳stimetosleep．Studiesshowthataslightlylowercore temperaturepromotesdeeper,morerestfulsleep． PracticeRelaxationThroughImagery Winddownwithashortnaturemeditation．Closeyoureyesandvisualizea peacefulscene—aquietforest,asunnybeach,oramistymountain．Focusonyour breathingandimaginethesights,sounds,andsmellsofyourchosenenvironment． ３９ Asaresult,itcalmsbothmindandbody,makingiteasiertodriftintosleep． 高二英语试卷 第 页 共 页 ７ ( １０ )４０ Youcanalsocreateasleeproutinethathelpsyouunwindnaturallyand wakeupfeelingrefreshed．Sweetdreams! A．AdjustsleepＧfriendlyeveninglighting． B．Avoidcaffeinetopreventsleepdisruptions． C．Acoolbedroomtemperatureaidsinfallingasleepfaster． D．Consistencyiskeytoregulatingyourbody􀆳sinternalclock． E．Combiningthesehabitscantransformyoursleepqualityovertime． F．Thismindfulnesspracticelowersstressandpreparesyourmindforsleep． G．Thesestepshelpyourbodyrecognizewhenit􀆳stimetowakeupandwinddown． 第三部分 语言运用(共两节,满分 分) ３０ 第一节 共 小题 每小题 分 满分 分 ( １５ , １ , １５ ) 阅读下面短文 从短文后各题所给的 四个选项中 选出可以填入空白 , A、B、C、D , 处的最佳选项 . Twelveyearsago,Iwasadmittedtoachildren􀆳shospitalforheartsurgerydueto abirthdefect．Onthefirstmorning,filledwith ４１ ,Imovedfromonetestto another．Avividposter ４２ arrestedmyattention．Itwasanadvertisementforan activitywherepatientscould makechocolatetreats— ４３ exactlyduring my surgerytime．Asa１２ＧyearＧoldwhofound ４４ inchocolateduringhospitalstays,I feltextremelydisappointed．“Butchocolatealwaysmakesmefeelbetter．NowI􀆳ll missthechancetomakemyown．”I ４５ loudly,andthenursespassingbygave mepityinglooks． Thedayofthesurgeryarrived,andtheatmospherewas ４６ ．WhenIwas wheeledintotheoperatingroom,thoughtsofchocolatefilled my mindasthe 麻 醉 anesthesia( )worked．Unfortunately,things ４７ duringtheoperation． Complicationsledtomy ４８ totheICU,followedbythreetoughdaysinintensive care．Afterrecovery,mymom ４９ mebacktotheward,sayingtherewasa surpriseforme． There,anursehandedmeawaxＧpaperＧwrappedpackage,insidewhichwasa strawberryＧfilled ５０ ,slightlyfoggyfromthefridge．Thenurseexplainedthata 化疗 girl ５１ chemotherapy( ),who􀆳doverheard mydisappointmentaboutthe activity,madethisformeandentrustedthestafftopreserveit．Withtrembling hands,Iunwrappedit．Thefirst ５２ broughttears,notfromphysicaldiscomfort butfromtherealizationthata ５３ hadsparedathoughtformewhilebattlingher ownstruggle． Yearslater,Istillrememberhowthatchocolate ５４ what“healing”meantto me．Medicinefixedmyheart,butagirl􀆳s ５５ taughtmyhearthowtofeeltruly alive． ４１．A．excitement B．anger C．curiosity D．unease ４２．A．suddenly B．eventually C．gradually Di．nitially ４３．A．presented B．dried C．scheduled D．sold ４４．A．discount B．comfort C．effect D．harmony ４５．A．whispered B．explained C．screamed D．complained ４６．A．tense B．vibrant C．warm D．gloomy 高二英语试卷 第 页 共 页 ８ ( １０ )４７．A．fellapart B．brokedown C．wentwrong D．heldup ４８．A．expectation B．hesitation C．survival D．move ４９．A．caused B．wheeled C．dragged D．followed ５０．A．chocolate B．candy C．cake Dj．uice ５１．A．delaying B．undergoing C．avoiding D．destroying ５２．A．hit B．walk C．bite D．doubt ５３．A．relative B．caregiver C．stranger D．nurse ５４．A．created B．changed C．organized D．canceled ５５．Al．ove B．friendship C．courage D．kindness 第二节 共 小题 每小题 分 满分 分 ( １０ , １．５ , １５ ) 阅读下面短文 在空白处填入 个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式 , １ . OnFebruary２２nd,Mr．LeifromChangshapostedavideoonlinestatingthathe ５６ (purchase)thefirstUnitreeG１humanoidrobotinthecountry,spending３００, ０００yuan,essentiallytreatingitasalargetoy．Inthevideo,Mr．Leitook ５７ robotoutofitspackaging,assembledit,andsurprisingly,therobotstoodup unaided． Currently,the１．３ＧmeterＧtallrobot, ５８ (weigh)３５kilograms,canonlybe operatedviaaremotecontrol．Heremarked,“Isawpromotionalvideos ５９ this robotcoulddance,butrightnowitcanonlybe ６０ (remote)controlledandcan􀆳t danceyet,whichisabitdisappointing．However,I􀆳mhopefulthatthroughsystem upgrades,itwilleventuallyachievethe ６１ (advertise)capabilitiesinamonthor two．” Recently,topicsaboutAIandrobotshavebeenextremelypopular,withmany wageearnersworriedabout ６２ (replace)．Butmanyarguesuch worriesare somewhatunnecessary．Ontheonehand,asadvancedlivingbeings,humanscan achieveenergycirculation ６３ theirown．Incontrast,theoperationofrobots requiressuchlargequantitiesofparts,computingpower,andelectricalsupport ６４ issuesexistregardingwheretheseresourceswillcomefrom．Ontheother hand,machinepartsaren􀆳tactuallydurable．Bycomparison,thehumanbodyisthe moststrongand ６５ (rely)． 第四部分 写作(共两节,满分 分) ４０ 第一节 满分 分 ( １５ ) 假定你是李华 你校下学期将增设一门校本课程 现提供 和 , , “HuangmeiOpera” 两门课程供大家选择 你校英语报就此征求 “EnglishＧChinesePracticalTranslation” . 意见 请你写一封邮件 内容包括 , , : 你的选择 (１) ; 说明理由 (２) . 注意 写作字数应为 个左右 :(１) ８０ ; 请按如下格式在答题卡相应位置作答 (２) . 高二英语试卷 第 页 共 页 ９ ( １０ )Deareditor, Yours, LiHua 第二节 满分 分 ( ２５ ) 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 , , . ThelongＧawaitedschoolartsfestivalwasjustaroundthecorner,fillingthe campuswithanairofexcitementandanticipation．Ourclasshadworkedtirelesslyto prepare a brillianttextbook drama,hopingto amazethe audience with our performance．Everyafternoon,wegatheredintheclassroomforrehearsals,our voicesechoingthrough the halls．Ourcooperation was becomingincreasingly harmoniouswitheachpassingday． 剧 本 Withscripts( )inhandandenthusiasminourhearts,wepracticed diligently,ourlaughtermixingwiththesoundofhurriedfootstepsanddramatic 道具 recitations．Lucy,withherthoroughattentiontodetail,adjustedtheprops( ) repeatedly,ensuringeverylayoutwasperfect．Tom,hisfingersflyingacrossthe laptopkeyboard,fineＧtunedthebackground music,whileIcarefullynoteddown stagedirections,mypenscratchingagainstthepaper．Butthebiggestsurprisewas Jack—usuallyquietandreserved,hewastransformedintoacharmingactoronstage, hisvoicerichwithemotion,hisexpressionssovividthattheydrewthunderous applausefromtherestofus． However,anaccidentstruckonasunnyweekendafternoon．Whileplaying footballwithfriends,Jacktwistedhisanklebadly,thesharppainshootinguphisleg 拐杖 ashecollapsedontothegrass．ByMonday,hearrivedatschooloncrutches( ), hisrightfootwrappedwithathickwhitecast,hisfaceshadowedwithfrustration． Thedoctor􀆳swordswerefinal:threeweeksofrest,meaninghewouldmissthe performanceentirely—theveryperformancehehadpouredhisheartinto． Sittingaloneinthecorneroftheclassroom,Jackstaredblanklyathisscript, hisheadhanginglow． Whentheperformancedayfinallyarrived,Jackalsostoodonstageon crutches． 高二英语试卷 第 页 共 页 １０ ( １０ )