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高二期末联考英语正文_2024-2025高三(6-6月题库)_2024年07月试卷_2407102024届衡水金卷高二下学期期末考试
高二期末联考英语正文_2024-2025高三(6-6月题库)_2024年07月试卷_2407102024届衡水金卷高二下学期期末考试
高二期末联考英语正文_2024-2025高三(6-6月题库)_2024年07月试卷_2407102024届衡水金卷高二下学期期末考试
高二期末联考英语正文_2024-2025高三(6-6月题库)_2024年07月试卷_2407102024届衡水金卷高二下学期期末考试
高二期末联考英语正文_2024-2025高三(6-6月题库)_2024年07月试卷_2407102024届衡水金卷高二下学期期末考试
高二期末联考英语正文_2024-2025高三(6-6月题库)_2024年07月试卷_2407102024届衡水金卷高二下学期期末考试
高二期末联考英语正文_2024-2025高三(6-6月题库)_2024年07月试卷_2407102024届衡水金卷高二下学期期末考试
高二期末联考英语正文_2024-2025高三(6-6月题库)_2024年07月试卷_2407102024届衡水金卷高二下学期期末考试

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A.Differentsortsofsports. B.Fishingandhuntingexperiences. C.Sportsmenssuccessfulexperiences. 20.HowhighistheCurtGowdyStatePark? A.About1,972feet. B.Over6,450feet. C.11,000feet. 496+ :;(ghi,jk50k) lei (g15B";AB"2.5k,jk37.5k) (cid:134)(cid:135)n(cid:150)(cid:151)(cid:152),tA"vw( A、B、C、D(cid:153)s>yu>Cz{>y。 A TreatingRarerCasesinFirstAidSituations Helpsomeonewhoishavingaseizure Seizures((cid:154)(cid:155)(cid:156)(cid:157))canbescarythingsforpeoplewhohavenever experiencedthembefore.Luckily,helpingpeoplewithseizuresisrelatively straightforward. · Clearthesurroundingstoprotectthepersonfromhurtingthemselves. · Activate((cid:158)(cid:159))emergencymedicalservicesiftheseizurelastsmore than5minutesorifthepersonisnotbreathingafterward. · Afterthisperiodoftimehasended,helpthemtothefloorandput somethingsoftorflatundertheirhead.Turnthemontotheirsidetoease breathing,butdonotholdthepersondownortrytostoptheirmovements. · Befriendlyandreassurethemastheirconsciousness((cid:160)¡)returns anddonotofferfoodorwateruntiltheyarefullyalert. Helpsomeonesurviveaheartattack Ithelpstoknowthesymptomsofaheartattack,whichcanincluderapid heartbeat,pressureorpaininthechest,asorethroat,generalunease,and (cid:147)(cid:148)P" l 2(cid:149) (g8(cid:149)) {#{QQABJY6AogiIAAAAAABCUwWACkEQkgGCAAgOBBAcoEIAyRFABCA=}#}sweating.Rushthepersontothehospitalimmediatelywhilegivingtheman aspirin,whichthepersonshouldchew. Identifysomeonehavingastroke Again,knowingthesymptomsofastrokeisimportant.Theyinclude temporaryinabilitytotalkorunderstandwhatisbeingsaid,confusion,lossof balanceordizziness,inabilitytoraisetheirarmsandsevereheadacheswithno warning,amongothers.Rushapersonthatyoususpecthashadastroketothe emergencyroomimmediately. 21.Whichofthefollowingtreatmentsispropertosavepeoplewithseizures? A.Protectingthemagainstinjuriesfromothers. B.Havingthemeatordrinknothingbeforerecovery. C.Keepingtheirfacedowntomakesureoftheirbreath. D.Contactingdoctorsthemomenttheconditionhappens. 22.Whatisasymptomofaheartattack? A.Lossofbalance. B.Confusion. C.Slowheartbeat. D.Asorethroat. 23.Whereisthetextmostlikelytakenfrom? A.Amagazineforseniors. B.Awebsiteabouthealth. C.Abrochureforvisitors. D.Aguidebookaboutanimals. B Afewweeksago,someonepostedaphotoonmysmalltownscommunity webpage.Itwasoftheconstructionsiteofournewchildcarefacility,located attheelementaryschool.Crewshadjustfinishedfixingaverylarge, permanentsign.Inallcapitalletters,itread:EARLYCHILDHOODLEARNING CENTER. Mycheeksheated.AlthoughIrarelypost,myfingersitched.Ihadto comment.“Looksgreat,”Iwrote,“butitsspelledAmerican!Itshouldbe ‘centre.” About15yearsagoinCalgary,mytwochildrenstartedattendingabrand newelementaryschool.Thedoorplateonthecounsellorsroom read, “counselor”.Ifrowned(¢£)everytimeIpassedby.Atthesameschool, mykindergartenagedaughterwassenthomewithalistofwordstolearn,with atleastonewordincorrect.Icorrectedtheteacher.Ididntbothercorrecting the“counselor”.ButasadailydefenderofCanadianisms,inaccuracieslike thesescreamouttome.Worse,theyfeellikeapunchtothegut— especially whentheyrehugeandcanbeclearlyreadfromblocksaway.Werepractically Americanasitis.Ifweproudlyannouncenew“centers”,willouruniqueness continuetofade? Languagesarelivingthings,alwayschangingwiththetimes.Thatiswhy educationalsettingsmustbecareful— includingachildcarefacilitybeing builtbytheschooldistrictitself.Ahabitsetinchildhoodisahabitsetfor life.Myowndaughter,asshewasabouttograduatefromhighschool,wrote anessayusing“practice”asaverb.Itriedtopersuadehertochangeitto “practise”.Sherefused.Shesaidthatspellingitlikethatwouldbestrange. Thatsthepoint.IfbecomingAmericanizedmakesus“normal”,Imall forbeingstrange.Sowhoeverorderedthesign,pleaseaskaworkertoremove thefinal“e”and“r”andflipthemtheotherwayaround.Theeffortwouldbe slightbuttheimpactwouldbegrand. 24.Whydidtheauthorpostcommentsabouttheschoolsign? A.Itwasputinawrongplace. B.Thewordscouldntbereadclearly. C.Americanswereconfusedbythewords. D.ItusedtheAmericanspellingforoneword. (cid:147)(cid:148)P" l 3(cid:149) (g8(cid:149)) {#{QQABJY6AogiIAAAAAABCUwWACkEQkgGCAAgOBBAcoEIAyRFABCA=}#}25.Whatcanwelearnfromthethirdparagraphabouttheauthor? A.ShelikedEnglishasanAmericanCanadian. B.Sheattachedgreatimportancetoeducation. C.ShetriedtokeepCanadianEnglishunique. D.ShehatedcorrectingAmericanspellingsofwords. 26.Whatdoestheauthorthinkeducationalsettingsshouldbecarefulabout? A.Teachingthedifferentspellingsofwords. B.Makingchangeswiththetimesinteaching. C.Developingstudentshabitofwritingcorrectly. D.Requiringstudentstoknowaboutlivinglanguages. 27.Whatisthetextmainlyabout? A.AtrendforAmericanEnglish. B.AdefenceofCanadianspelling. C.AwaytochangeCanadianEnglish. D.AstruggletouseEnglishcorrectly. C Humanitysimpactontheenvironmentisoftenframedinthecontextof thepostindustrialerabutnewresearchshowshowintensivelandusebya medievalEastAfricanpopulationchangedtheirnaturalhabitatforever. UngujaUkuu,ahistoricsettlementlocatedonZanzibarIsland,in Zanzibar,Tanzania,wasakeyportoftradeintheIndianOceanbythefirst millennium(e⁄¥)ADwhentheislandwaspopulatedbyfarmingsocieties establishingtradelinkswiththeIndianOcean,Chinaandbeyond. “TheislandsofZanzibarwitnessednumerousenvironmentalandcultural changesastheregionbecameacenterofmaritimetrade,crosscultural interaction,andglobalexchange,”saysthestudysleadauthorDr.Ania KotarbaMorley. Thesechangesresultedinthedumpingoffoodremains,generalwaste andincreasedagriculturalactivityandlanduse,allofwhichnegatively impactedsediment(ƒ§¤)buildupalongtheisland.“Ourstudyoutlines clearlyhowhumandisturbanceinanaturalenvironmentimpactedcoastal landformsandsedimentsonaremoteEastAfricanislandalreadyover1,000 yearsagoanddirectlychangedthefortunesofthecoastalinhabitantsinthe areaasaresult,”saysDr.Ania. Theresearchersappliedavarietyofstandardsandnewtechniquestofind newpatternswhichimproveourunderstandingofthechangesinthemakeup ofthesedimentalongthecoastlineoflocalcreeks(B'“)andthebayon theisland,directlyimpactedbyhumanactivity. Tohelpunderstandhowandwhytheseancientportsthrived(«‹)or declined,itisimportanttoknowhowthecoastallandscapeinfluencedtheway tradersundertooktheircommercialactivities,ordrovedecisions,including mooring(›fi)locationsandinvestmentsoflabourandcapitalbylocal communitiesandanycentralauthorities. Theresearcherssaytheseprocessesmightberesponsibleforthedecline, andeventualabandonmentofUngujaUkuuattheturnofthesecond millennium AD — a period ofregionalsociopoliticaland economic transformationofcoastalAfricansocietiesthatmarkedtheappearanceof maritimeSwahiliculture. 28.WhatcanweinferaboutZanzibarIslandinthefirstmillenniumAD? A.Ithadthebiggestportoftrade. B.Ithaddevelopedagriculture. C.Itwasthecenteroftheworldindustry. D.IthadthesettlementsoffirstAfricans. (cid:147)(cid:148)P" l 4(cid:149) (g8(cid:149)) {#{QQABJY6AogiIAAAAAABCUwWACkEQkgGCAAgOBBAcoEIAyRFABCA=}#}29.WhatdidDr.Aniasresearchfindout? A.Agriculturalactivitiespromotedglobalexchange. B.ThebuildingofUngujaUkuudestroyedtheshoreline. C.TheIndianOceanwasthebirthplaceofglobalization. D.AncienthumansinfluencedAfricanislandenvironment. 30.Whatdidtheresearchersfocusoninthestudy? A.Thefishnumbers. B.Thebayontheisland. C.Thechangesofcoastallandscape. D.Themakeupofthelocalcreeks. 31.WhathappenedattheturnofthesecondmillenniumAD? A.UngujaUkuuwasdeserted. B.TheSwahiliculturedisappeared. C.Thecrossculturalinteractionstarted. D.Thetradelinkswereestablishedintheworld. D AnantibacterialdrugobtainedfromtheliquidofanAustraliantreehas shownpromisefortreatingchronic(fl(cid:176)()woundsinanimaltests. Chronicwoundsarecommoninpeoplewithdiabetes(–†(cid:155)),because poorcirculationandothersymptomsslowdownhealing.Suchwoundsare painfulandhaveahighriskofinfection. Doctorsincreasinglywanttocontroltheuseofantibiotics(‡·(cid:181))in ordertominimizethedevelopmentofantibioticresistantbacteria.Tolookfor alternatives,DavidThomasatCardiffUniversityintheUKandhiscolleagues investigatedchemicalsobtainedfromtheliquidoftheblushwoodtree,which growsinAustralia. TheytestedagelcontainingapromisingchemicalcalledEBC1013in twoanimals:miceusedtomodeldiabetes,withchronicwounds,andmilk cows.Allmilkcowshavetheirhornstakenoff,sotheresearchersappliedthe treatmenttothiswound. InthecowstreatedwithEBC1013,75percentofthewoundswererecovered after28days,comparedwithjust25percentofuntreatedwounds.Inthemice, completewoundrecoverywasobservedinfiveofthesevenanimalsstudied, whereasnoneofthesevenwoundswasrecoveredinthecontrolgroup. Bacteriainchronicwoundsaremorelikelytoformastickymaterialcalled abiofilm.Theyareresistanttoantibiotics,makingsuchwoundsdifficultto treat.Thenewdrugappearstodisruptthestructureofbiofilmsandcausethe productionofcellsandproteinsthatpromoterecovery. “Thenextchallengewillbetoshowthatthesepreclinicalfindings translateintotheclinicandthattheycanbedevelopedintoasafeandcost effectivetreatmentforchronicwounds,” saysMatthew Hardmanatthe UniversityofHull,UK. 32.Whatsthepurposeoftheresearchonthetreeliquid? A.Toincreasetheuseofantibiotics. B.Tofindreplacementsforantibiotics. C.Toreducethegrowthofthebacteria. D.Tostrengthenthecirculationofpatients. 33.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“disrupt”inthesixthparagraphmean? A.Treat. B.Destroy. C.Improve. D.Arrange. 34.Whatdoweknowaboutthefindings? A.Theycausesafetyconcern. B.Theyenjoypraisefromdoctors. C.Theyremaintobefurtherdeveloped. D.Theyhaveofferedaffordabletreatment. (cid:147)(cid:148)P" l 5(cid:149) (g8(cid:149)) {#{QQABJY6AogiIAAAAAABCUwWACkEQkgGCAAgOBBAcoEIAyRFABCA=}#}35.Whichisthemostsuitabletitleforthetext? A.Peoplewithdiabetesaresuretorecover B.Treeliquidattractsresearchersattention C.Antibioticsleadtoantibioticresistantbacteria D.Drugfromtheliquidcouldtreatchronicwounds l(cid:138)i (g5B";AB"2.5k,jk12.5k) (cid:134)(cid:135)no(cid:151)(cid:152),t(cid:151)(cid:152)E(>yu>C¶•/‚„(cid:141)”(z{>y。 >yurhy»…‰>y。 Hereisalistofthebestwaystolearnanewlanguage. Planyourjourneywithrealisticgoals.Whenstartingajourneytolearna language,pacingyourselfisimportant. 36 Instead,considersettingsmall andmanageablegoalsthatcanbeachievedmoreeasily.Startwithidentifying yourgoal. 37 Youdontwanttooverwhelm ((cid:190) ¿)yourselfwithnew information,andmakeunrealisticjumpsfromlearningtheletterstosentences. Slowlybuildfromletters,towords,tosentencesandtakeyourtimeineach step.Learncommonlyusedwordsfirstandthoserelevanttoyou,andthen slowlybuildfromthere. Makeitadailyhabit.Sometimes24hourscanseemlikenotenoughtime intheday,butinordertoachieveyournewgoal,youneedtomakea commitment. 38 Itstatesthatyoudoonesmallthingeverydayforhalfan hourandyouwillgraduallyimprove.So,evenifyourereallybusy,setat leasthalfanhourtositdownandstudy. Exposeyourselftomedia.Ifyoureinthelivingroom watchingTV, switchtoachannelinthelanguageyouwanttolearn.Ontheroadcommuting ((cid:192)`)?Listentopodcastsspeakingthatlanguageorevenalanguage learningpodcast. 39 Thatswhyitsagoodideatofollowpeopletweeting inthatlanguage. Pickupnewwordsinyourownway.Iftheresashowinthelanguage yourelearning,watchitoncewithsubtitlesthenoncewithout.Thiswayyou canpickupnewwords.Iftheresasongyoulike,printoutthelyricsand translateitforfun.Doyouenjoycooking? 40 A.Startwiththebasics. B.Wearealwaysonsocialmedia. C.Youneedconfidenceinspeaking. D.Tryreadingarecipeinthatlanguage. E.Youcannotexpecttobefluentinstantly. F.Weshouldquitourinteractionwithothers. G.Theresatheorycalled“halfhourtheory”. 4<6+ "=>-(ghi,jk30k) lei (g15B";AB"1k,jk15k) (cid:134)(cid:135)no(cid:151)(cid:152),tA"vw( A、B、C、D(cid:153)s>yu>C¶•/‚„ (cid:141)”(z{>y。 MasakoWakamiya,anativeofKanagawa,Japan,sawaneedinher community.Therewerenogoodmobileappsforpeopleofher 41 .Soat 81,she 42 andsaidfirmly,“Illdoitmyself!”Herstory 43 usall thatwerenever,notever,toooldtotrysomething 44 . Weoftenthinkofprogrammingas 45 — atleastIknowIdo.But Masakohadadifferent 46 — shethoughtitcouldbe 47 . Programmingcantakeanywherefrom afewmonthstomultipleyearsto 48 ,dependingonhowcomplicatedyourendgoalsare,thetypeofwork youwanttodoandhowlongyou 49 oniteveryweek. Masakoneverusedacomputeruntilshewas58yearsold.Havingno 50 withtechnology,sheoriginallyaskedsomeyounger 51 tomake (cid:147)(cid:148)P" l 6(cid:149) (g8(cid:149)) {#{QQABJY6AogiIAAAAAABCUwWACkEQkgGCAAgOBBAcoEIAyRFABCA=}#}somethingforher.Butwhentheysaidthattheydidntknowwhatseniors 52 inanapp,shetookmattersintoherownhands.Thatday,herapp storywas 53 .Masakomadeithermissiontohelpseniorcitizensget engagedwithtechnologysotheycanstay 54 andleadmorefulfilling lives, 55 theseparationthatoftencomeswithaging. 41.A.age B.gender C.character D.status 42.A.broughtaboutB.cameacross C.gaveup D.lookedaround 43.A.warns B.teaches C.guarantees D.informs 44.A.magic B.basic C.new D.available 45.A.complex B.special C.accurate D.automatic 46.A.job B.life C.view D.way 47.A.pain B.fun C.sorrow D.tension 48.A.arrange B.control C.analyze D.learn 49.A.spend B.waste C.need D.save 50.A.determination B.combination C.experience D.patience 51.A.appdevelopersB.computerusersC.jobapplicants D.productsellers 52.A.discovered B.downloaded C.stored D.wanted 53.A.caught B.born C.finished D.paused 54.A.devoted B.delighted C.connected D.satisfied 55.A.preventing B.causing C.suffering D.leading l(cid:138)i (g10B";AB"1.5k,jk15k) (cid:134)(cid:135)no(cid:151)(cid:152),1„(cid:141)”/‚ 1s´ˆ(˜¯(cid:139)˘.‘˜¯(˙¨ 6(cid:201)。 LaiXuanzhigraduatedfrom WuhanSportsUniversity,majoringin basketball.In2010,thenewgraduate 56 (employ)asaPEteacherata villageschool.Backthen,itwaschallengingforhim.Lackingfacilitiesand funds,theschoolwasntsetup 57 (hold)ordinaryPEcourses,suchas basketball,soccerandtrackandfield,sothe 58 (ambition)young teacherhadtoshifthisfocustosomethingthatwascheaperandeasierto organize. Hediscoveredropejumping.Withit,heledthestudentsfromavillage schooltoparticipateinmanyhighlycompetitiveinternationalcompetitions. Theverybeginningwas 59 firstWorldInterSchoolRopeCompetition, whichtookplaceinDubaiin2015.Laisteamskippedthrough,winning27of thetotalof28gold 60 (medal).Laiwatchedtheteensstandingonthe podium(˚¸(cid:204))singingthenationalanthemwithtears 61 (run)down theirfaces.Itwasatthatmoment 62 Laicametorealizethatforstudents whoareeducatedinavillageschool,ropejumpingcouldnotonlybepartof physicaleducationbutalsoprovideaccess 63 moreopportunities. 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Iwasshy,sowhenIsetoffformyfirstdayofanewschool,Iwasreally terrified.Icriedleavingourapartment.Ienteredaclassroomwherethere wereabout20childrenwholookedextremelybusy.Suddenly,Isawagirl withdarkhair.Icouldntseeherface,asherbackwasturnedtowardsme.In thatmoment,sheturnedaroundandlookedatme.Inaflash,werecognized eachother.Itwasthegirlfromthecornergrocerystore!Weinstantlyrushed intoeachothersarmslikelongseparatedsisters,sentencesinGermanflowing betweenus.Ismiledandmyanxietydisappearedimmediately. “MynameisAnnelies.YoucancallmeAnne,”shesaidsmilingly.As twolittlegirlswhodidntknowDutch,wewereexcitedtofindeachother. IwasattractedbyAnneimmediately.Apartfrom beingoutgoingand kind,Annewasconfidentenoughtogetclosetoothersthoughtheyspoke Dutch.SoonIalsobegantoplaywithotherchildren. Whenwewenthomeafterschool,AnneandIweregladtodiscoverwe werealsonextdoorneighbors.Annesapartmentwasafloorabovemine.After that,everydayshecametoknockatmydoorandthenwewalkedtoschool together. 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