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2024—2025學(xué)年湖南長沙市芙蓉高中等部分學(xué)校高二下學(xué)期開學(xué)聯(lián)考英語試卷

一、閱讀理解(★★)TheStudentActivityCenter(SAC)isavibrantanddynamicplacethatservesasacenterforvariousstudent-ledactivities.HerearesomeexcitingactivitiesorganizedbySACforcollegefreshmen.ArtGalleryExplorationMeetwithothernewfreshmenandheadtothelocalartgallery.Onceinside,youcanexploredifferentartexhibitions,fromclassicpaintingstomodernsculptures.You’llhavetheopportunitytointeractwithartistsandlearnaboutthecreativeprocessbehindtheirworks.OutdoorSceneryExperienceExperiencenaturalscenerywithyourfellowfreshmen!We’llstartfromtheuniversity’seastgatealongascenictrailinthenearbynaturereserveoffcampus.Duringtheday,you’llenjoythebeautifulnaturalscenery,observedifferentplantsandanimals,andlearnaboutthelocalecosystemwithyourcameras.ScienceFictionBookClubGatheringForallthebookwormsandscience-fictionenthusiasts,theSACishostingascience-fictionbookclubgathering.Wewillmeetinthelibrary’sdiscussionroom.Thefirstsessionwillfocusonintroducingsomeclassicscience-fictionnovelsanddiscussingtheirthemesandsignificance.Youcanshareyourthoughts,favoritestories,andevenrecommendbookstoothers.FitnessBootcampAreyoulookingtogetfitandmeetnewfriends?Joinourfitnessbootcamp!Ledbyprofessionaltrainers,thisactivitywilltakeplaceontheuniversity’ssportsfield.You’llengageinavarietyofexercises.It’sagreatwaytostartyourfitnessjourneyandgettoknowyourpeerswhosharethesameinterestinhealthandwellness.1.WhatcanstudentsdointheArtGalleryExploration?

A.Teachothershowtodraw.B.Buysomeartpiecesatadiscount.C.Learnaboutthecreationofartworks.D.Takepartinapaintingcompetition.2.Whichactivityissuitableforthosewhowanttoimprovetheirphysicalcondition?

A.ArtGalleryExploration.B.OutdoorSceneryExperience.C.ScienceFictionBookClubGathering.D.FitnessBootcamp.3.Whatdothesefouractivitieshaveincommon?

A.Theyallrequirestudentstobringtheirownequipment.B.Theyareallledbyprofessionalinstructors.C.Theyalltakeplaceontheuniversitycampus.D.Theyarealldesignedforcollegefreshmen.(★★)HelenClitheroewas32whenshestarteddoingthesteeplechase(障礙賽跑).BritishAthleticsencouragedhertotryitbecause2008wouldbethefirsttimewomen’ssteeplechasewasintheOlympics.Shehadneverjumpedoverbarriersbeforeherthirties.In2010,shecompetedinboththe1,500mandsteeplechaseattheCommonwealthGames,whichbecameaturningpoint.Afterafewinjuriesandfallingoutoflovewiththesteeplechasealittlebit,shetalkedwithhercoachJohnNuttallaboutheroptions.Theydecidedtoattemptdifferentchallengestofocusonlongerdistances—the5,000mand10,000m.In2011,althoughtheyhadn’tplannedtocompeteindoorsthatseason,shewasinexcellentshape.ShewonthematchinGlasgow,breakingLizMcColgan’srecord.Thenshesetherpersonalbestinthe3,000matBirmingham.GoingintotheEuropeanAthleticsIndoorChampionships,shewasthefastestrunneronpaper,butshehadcomefourthtwicebeforeinthesechampionships.Hercoachandshediscussedracestrategycarefully.Forthefirsttime,shefollowedhercoach’sadviceexactly,stayingnearthefrontbutnotleadinguntiltheend.Shehadnevertrustedherfinishingsprint(沖刺)before,butthatdayshedid.EventhoughRussianrunnerOlesyaSyrevawasclosebehind,shewonherfirstgoldmedal.At37,shebecametheoldestpersontowinaEuropeanindoortitle.Manypeoplehadkeptaskingwhenshewouldretire,butthisvictoryprovedthatolderathletescouldstillsucceed.Shechangedhertrainingasshegotolder,beingmorecarefulwithhardtrainingsessionsandtakingmoretimetorecover.Asshesays,aslongasyoutakecareofyourbody,youcanstillrunfast.Thiswinwasspecialbecauseitcameaftermanyyearsoftryingandshowedthatageshouldn’tlimitanyone’sdreamsinsports.4.WhatmotivatedBritishAthleticstosuggestthesteeplechasetoHelen?

A.Herrunningspeed.B.Herjumpingability.C.ThechancetoparticipateintheOlympics.D.Thepopularityofthesteeplechase.5.WhatcanbeinferredfromHelen’sconversationwithhercoach?

A.Shewantedtoretire.B.Shelackedconfidence.C.Sheneedednewchallenges.D.Shefearedcompetition.6.WhatmadeHelensuccessfulinthefinalraceaccordingtoparagraph4?

A.Shefollowedhercoach’sracearrangements.B.Shechangedherstyle.C.Shecopiedherteammates.D.Shetrainedharderthanothers.7.Whatmessagedoesthetextmainlyconvey?

A.Trainingmethodsvarywithage.B.Challengeisunavoidableinlife.C.Ageisnolimitationtosuccess.D.Successbelongstothosewithcuriosity.(★★★)Engineersusuallybuilddevicesusingsolidslikemetalorplastic.However,ateaminChinahascreatedanewtypeofdeviceusingdropsofwater.Thesedeviceshelpstudyandmanagementoftinyamountsofliquid(液體),andthebestpartisthattheyareeasytobuild,adjust,andrefashion.Theideaforthisprojectcamefromblocks.XinDu,aresearcheratSoutheastUniversityinNanjing,China,wasinspiredwhenastudentbroughtinasetofblocks.Durealizedthatjustlikeblocksthatcanbeamalgamatedtogetherandcanberearranged,waterdroplets(水滴)coulddosomethingsimilar.Thiscouldbeagreatwaytobuildsystemsthatcontroltheflowofliquidsintinytubes,afieldknownasmicrofluidics,whichstudieshowliquidsmoveinsmallspaces,suchasinbatteriesortomodelbloodflowinthebody.Intheirresearch,Du’steamdesignedasystemwherewaterdropletscouldsticktogethertoformaliquidpath.Theycreatedagridwithtinyplasticcolumnsthatheldthedropletsinplace.Whenthedropletstouched,theyjoinedtogetherbutdidnotspill(溢出)out.Thisallowedthescientiststocontrolthedirectionoftheliquidpath.Iftheyneededtochangethedirection,theycouldeasilymovethedropletsaround,muchlikechangingthesetupofblocks.Thesystemwasreconfigurable,meaningitcouldbequicklyadjustedwithoutstartingover.Thisflexibilityisimportantinmicrofluidics,whereexperimentsoftenneedtobechangedasnewdiscoveriesaremade.Du’steamisalsoworkingtoimprovethesystembymakingevensmallerchannels.Theirfinalgoalistousethistechnologytoimproveorganoidresearch,whereartificialorgans(人造器官)madefromlivingcellsarestudied.Thisnewsystemcouldprovidebetterwaystosupplynutrientsorbloodtothesegrowingcells,makingthestudyoflivingtissuesmoreaccurateandefficient.8.HowdoesthedevicecreatedbytheteaminChinadifferfromothers?

A.Itismadefromplastic.B.Itisdesignedbyastudent.C.Itemployswaterdrops.D.Itfeaturesmetalstructures.9.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“amalgamated”inparagraph2probablymean?

A.Enlarged.B.Combined.C.Distinguished.D.Shown.10.WhatdoesDu’steamexpectofthesystem?

A.Itwillhavewideapplicationinmedicaltreatment.B.Itwillbringaheavyprofittotheteam.C.Itwillenablestudentstobefondofblocks.D.Itwilldecreasethecostofartificialorgans.11.Whichisthemostsuitabletitleforthetext?

A.ExposuretoVariousBlocksSharpenstheBrain.B.BlocksInspiredaNewWaytoStudyLiquids.C.ThereIsaGrowingTrendTowardPlayingBlocks.D.EngineersUnlockedtheSecretofWaterDroplets.(★★★)Atsomelevel,adviceonhowtoinspireemployeesissilly.It’susuallyeitherobvious—begoodatyourjob,bepassionateabouttheworkandmakethepeopleonyourteamsfeelvalued—orshockinglyunreal.ButmuchmorepracticalinsightscanbefoundinacomingbookcalledInspire:TheUniversalPathforLeadingYourselfandOthers,byAdamGalinsky,anacademicatColumbiaBusinessSchool.Lotsoffirmsuseaseriesofboringlyabstract(抽象的)wordstoconveytheirgoal:“change”,“innovate”,“connect”andsoon.MrGalinskycitesanexperimentthatshowedtheeffectofmoreconcrete(具體的)language.Init,teamswereaskedtodesigntoysandgivenavisionstatementtoguidetheirbehaviour.Teamswhowerehandedastatementwithmorevisuallanguage—tocreatetoysthat“…makewide-eyedkidslaughandproudparentssmile”—producedmoreengagingtoysthanteamswhoweregivensomethingmoregeneral.AnotherstudyismentionedinMrGalinsky’sbook.Participantswereaskedtoreflectonimportanteventsintheirlives,suchastheirchoiceofcollege.Somewerealsoaskedtothinkabouthowthingswouldhaveturnedoutifthiseventhadnothappened.Thisgroupattributedgreatermeaningtotheeventinquestion,whetherbecausetheyconcludedfatehadplayedapartinitorbecauseitforcedthemtothinkthroughitsresultsmoreclearly.Thistypeofcounterfactual(反事實的)thinkingcanalsobeusedtostrengthenemployees’tiestofirms:Promptingpeopletoimagineaworldinwhichtheircompanydoesnotexistseemstoincreaseasenseofbelonging.PerhapsthemoststrikingideainMrGalinsky’sbookisthat,insteadofbossesmotivatingpeoplefromabove,individualscandoitforthemselves.InthisstudysomeSwisscitizenswhohadnewlyregisteredwithagovernmentemploymentagencywereaskedtodoa10-to15-minuteexerciseinwhichtheyreflectedonvaluesthatmatteredtothem.Theywerethreetimesmorelikelytofindajobthanthosewhodidnotdotheexercise.12.Whyisastatementwithmorevisuallanguagementioned?

A.ToproveMrGalinsky’sview.B.Topromotealivelyairinfirms.C.Tostaterichnessofalanguage.D.Topersuadereaderstovalueexpression.13.Whatroledoesthecounterfactualthinkingplayinafirm?

A.Itmakesemployeesreflectontheirstrengths.B.Itpromotesemployees’senseofbelonging.C.Itinspiresemployeestostudyhard.D.Ittrainsemployeestobecreative.14.Whatisthelastparagraphmainlyabout?

A.Aninterestingexampleaboutdesigningtoys.B.Individuals’self-motivationforjob-seeking.C.PracticaluseofSwissgovernmentmeasures.D.AnemploymentplanfromColumbiaBusinessSchool.15.Whatisthetextprobably?

A.Anintroduction.B.Aresearcharticle.C.Anewsreport.D.Ajournal.(★★)Althoughmanypeoplestillliketohavethreemainmealsaday,othersarechoosingalighterwayofeatingratherthanrichmeals.16..Theimportantthingistomakesureyouchoosehealthyfoods.17.Thedemandsofmodernlifemeanthatwedon’talwayshavetheopportunitytositdownandeatthreemealsaday.Forsomepeople,thepressuresofcombiningworkandfamilyleavelittletimeforfoodpreparation.Othersregularlyeatontheirownanddon’twanttobothercookingafullmeal.FocusonnutrientsThereisno“right”wayofeating,aslongasyoutakeinallthenutrientsyourbodyrequires.18..Boredomorstresscandriveustothefridge,orcornershop.Ifyoumakesureallyoursnacksarenutritiousones,aswellaslowerinfatandsugar,youarelesslikelytoeatbeyondyourbody’sneeds.ChoosehealthysnacksStarchycarbohydrates(淀粉類碳水化合物)havealottooffernutritionallyandmakeexcellentchoicesasthebasisbothforsnacksandforlunch.19..Freshfruitsorvegetablesarebothexcellentchoicesforalightsnack.Althoughnotasfillingasstarchycarbohydratefoods,someofthemarehighindisease-fightingvitamins.Makingtimeforlunch20.,mostofustrytomaketimeforlunch,evenifitisjusta“l(fā)ightbite”—asandwichintheoffice,orasimplehotdishinthecanteen,Lunchisanessentialpauseinthemiddleoftheday,achancetorelaxandrechargeourbatteriesalittle.

A.AswearefamiliarwithourhabitsB.EitheroptionisequallyacceptableC.EatinawaythatsuitsyourlifestyleD.Wedon’tjusteatbecausewe’rehungryE.ChangeyourlifestylethrougheatingproperlyF.NomatterwhatoureatingpatternisfortherestofthedayG.Theyarefillingandhelpyoustayfilledwithenergyforawhile二、完形填空(★★★)Yearsago,Iwasamanageratanow-closedbigboxstore.Eachholiday,wepartneredwithalocalnon-profitorganizationfora“BreakfastwithSanta(圣誕老人)”for_________kidswhowereindesperateneedofothers’help.Theywouldbe_________toafreebreakfastinourcafe,visitwithSantaandgetagift,andthenbegivenagiftcardtogoshopping.Oneyear,noneoftheotheremployeeswantedto_________becauseofheavywork.Iendeduppickingoutand_________allofthegiftsforSantatohandout.Thenbecausewecouldn’tgetanyoneto_________Santa,theeventwasnearlycanceled.In_________,tomakethekidsgetthegifts,22-year-oldmefinally_________theSanta’ssuitandmanagedtopassasSanta.Whenthedaycame,kidsgatheredaroundme,sharingtheir_________.Ashyseven-or-eight-year-oldgirlwhisperedsheonly_________aBarbiedoll.SinceI’dwrappedallthegifts,Iknew____________whichpresentstheywere.Igrabbedonefromthebagandgaveittoher,andshewentbacktohertable.Herface____________withdelight.“HowdidyouknowIwantedaBarbie?!”sheasked.“Santaknowseverything”wasmy______________.Shehuggedmeandleft.Abouttwentyyearshavepassed,andeveryChristmas,I____________thatgirlandherjoy.Ioften__________ifshestillremembersthatBarbieandthemagicofthatday.Itwasamomentthathasstayedwithmealltheseyears,a____________ofthepowerofkindness.21.A.hard-workingB.well-behavedC.poverty-strickenD.strong-minded22.A.treatedB.a(chǎn)ttractedC.connectedD.directed23.A.compareB.investigateC.participateD.refuse24.A.a(chǎn)ppreciatingB.wrappingC.examiningD.polishing25.A.playB.pleaseC.a(chǎn)idD.recognize26.A.a(chǎn)mazementB.hesitationC.a(chǎn)musementD.satisfaction27.A.putonB.gaveupC.dealtwithD.staredat28.A.performancesB.choicesC.essaysD.wishes29.A.expectedB.soldC.donatedD.perceived30.A.a(chǎn)ngrilyB.graduallyC.exactlyD.a(chǎn)ccidentally31.A.cloudedB.paledC.hardenedD.brightened32.A.complaintB.guaranteeC.responseD.guess33.A.a(chǎn)dmireB.recallC.praiseD.blame34.A.checkB.confirmC.predictD.wonder35.A.judgementB.reminderC.requirementD.review三、語法填空(★★)閱讀下面短文,在空白處填入1個適當(dāng)?shù)膯卧~或括號內(nèi)單詞的正確形式。Jade(玉)carving,anancientChineseart,isseeingarevivalinSuzhou.Skilledartisansarebringingnewlifetothiscraft,36.(connect)innovationwithtradition.YuTing,aSuzhou-basedjadecarver,isat37.centerofthismovement.Usingadvancedtools,hecreates38.(extreme)thinjadepieces,somelessthan0.5mmthick.Oneofhismost39.(remark)worksisa34cmtallbottledecoratedwithintricatepatterns.Startingwith39kgofrawjade,the40.(finish)pieceweighsonly478grams.Thecreationprocess,41.lastedthreeyears,requiredgreatattention,aseventheslightestmistakecoulddestroythepiece.AnothernotablefigureisYangXi,anational-levelmasterofjadecarving.InspiredbySuzhou’swaterwaysandculturalheritage,hetransformsjadeintobridges,leaves,andscenesfromChineseliterature,Hisskillinturningunusedjadeintobeautifuldecorationsshowshis42.(commit)tocreativityandsustainability.BothYuandYangareenthusiastic43.developingtheircrafttomeetmoderntasteswhilepreservingitshistory.Recently,theirworks44.(earn)globalrecognition,withpiecesdisplayedincollectionsliketheBritishMuseum.Together,theyareallowingthelegacyofjadecarving45.(shine)inthemodernera.四、書信寫作(★★)46.假定你是李華,最近你校英文報計劃增設(shè)一個“SchoolLife”的新版塊,需要刊登一些記錄同學(xué)們的校園生活的文章。請你給交換生Alex寫一封郵件,內(nèi)容包括:1.增設(shè)目的;2.約稿要求;3.鼓勵他投稿。注意:1.寫作詞數(shù)應(yīng)為80個左右;2.請按如下格式在答題卡的相應(yīng)位置作答。DearAlex,____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Yours,LiHua五、書面表達(dá)(★★)47.閱讀下面材料,根據(jù)其內(nèi)容和所給段落開頭語續(xù)寫兩段,使之構(gòu)成一篇完整的短文。WhenIwasalittleboy,Ididn’tseemtobegoodatanythingsothatIfeltinferior(較差的).IlongedtoachievesomethingtoprovetomyselfthatIamacapableperson.So,Itookpartinvariouscompetitions,hopingtoexperiencethethrillofvictoryandboostmyself-esteem(自尊).Unfortunately,Ineversucceededinanyofthesecompetitions.Thisconstantfailureledmetofeeldiscouraged.Feelingupset,Iwantedtogiveuptryingaltogether.Whenmyfathernoticedmydisheartenedspirit,hedecidedtostepinandhelpme.OnesunnySaturdayafternoon,hetookmetoacarnivalheldbyourlocalcommunitycenter.Everyyear,ourtowneagerlyawaitedthiscarnival,whichwasorganizedtoraisefundsforlocalcharities.Thecarnivalfeaturedawiderangeofdeliciousfoods,excitingrides,games,music,andotherattractions.Mydadledmetoacolorfultentatthecarnival.Inside,agamewassetupspecificallyforchildren.Thegameinvolvedthrowingringsontobottlestowinprizes.Anelderlym

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