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浙江省湖州市2025-2026學年高二下學期期末英語試卷一、閱讀理解:本大題共15小題,共37.5分。A

Thefourtitlesbelowareartfulexamplesthatcombinerichexperiencesandemotion.Eachisinspiredbytheauthor'slovefortheirsubject,language,andpushingtheboundariesofbiography.

VirginiaWoolf,byHermioneLee

Leeopensherclassic1997byquotingaquestionposedbyWoolfherself—"MyGod,howdoesonewriteaBiography?"—andrespondsoverthecourseofmorethan700magnificentpages.LeeisalltooawarethatWoolfdoubtedthegenre,andwiththatinmind,sheproducessomethinggenuinelynovelisticinscope,detail,andinsight.PositiveObsession:TheLifeandTimesofOctaviaE.Butler,bySusanaM.Morris.

Morris'sbooktakesonthechallengeofdescribingacomplexfemalegenius:thepioneeringscience-fictionwriterOctaviaButler.Butlerdescribedherwilltowriteasawildpassion.MorrisskillfullyblendsButler'sdifficultanduniquestorywithconvincinganalysesofhowherfictionexaminedandpredictedlate-20th-andearly-21st-centuryAmerica.

MasterSlaveHusbandWife:AnEpicJourneyfromSlaverytoFreedom,byIlyonWoo

ThisbookwonaPulitzerPrizeinrecognitionofthedepthofWoo'sresearch,theaccomplishmentofherwriting,andhergenerousideaofwhatabiographycanbe.HerfocusisonEllenandWilliamCraft,anenslavedcouplewhoescapedfromGeorgiatotheNorthin1848bydressingupasmasterandslave.

TheAgeofPhillis,byHonoréeFanonneJeffers

AlthoughthisbookwaslonglistedfortheNationalBookAwardforPoetry,itcouldeasilyhavebeencategorizedasbiography.Focusingonthegroundbreaking18th-centurypoetPhillisWheatley,thecollectionreimaginesherchildhoodinWestAfrica.Bymovingthroughandbeyondseveralgenres,thisbookjoinsarichnewtraditionof"criticalfabulation,"amodeofimaginativewritingthatfillsingapsofAfricanAmericanhistory.1.Whatdothefourbookshaveincommon?______A.Theyfocusonunknownpeople.

B.Theybreakthelimitsofbiography.

C.TheyarePulitzerPrizewinners.

D.Theybelongtohistoricalnovels.2.WhatcanwelearnaboutOctaviaButler?______A.Shehadastrongdesiretowrite.

B.Shelivedaneasyandsmoothlife.

C.Shewrotemanysciencebooks.

D.ShedetailedthehistoryofAmerica.3.Whosebookisalsoregardedaspoetry?______A.HermioneLee's. B.SusanaM.Morris's.

C.IlyonWoo's. D.HonoréeFanonneJeffers's.B

At24,LucieBaschleftagoodjobatNestlé,determinedtodevelopanapptofightfoodwaste.Shehadnocomputerskills,nomarketingexperience,andnofunding.Whatshedidhave,however,wasgreatconcernforjusthowmuchgoodfoodwinds

upinthetrash—about30percentofglobalproduction—whichcreatesasmuchas10percentofgreenhousegasasitrots.

Whilefoodwasteexistsacrosstheentiresupplychain,Baschknewlittleaboutagricultureorfoodproduction.Shethereforeturnedtowhatsheknewwell:localbakeries,restaurantsandgrocerystoresusuallythrewawayunsoldfoodatclosingtime.Ifsomeonecouldconnectthatsupplywithcustomers,thefoodcouldinsteadbesoldatamuchlowerprice.Theresultwouldbeathree-waywin,withbusinessesearningmoremoney,consumersgettingextremelycheapmeals,andfoodbeingsparedfromlandfills.

Baschhitthestreetsin2016withflyersandregistrationforms,persuadingbusinessownerstoadoptanappthatdidnotyetexist.Shefiguredoutquicklythatthekeywastokeeptheasksmall."Imadethemthepromisethatit'sgoingtobeassimpleasthrowingfoodaway,butinsteadofputtingitintoabigwastebag,you'regoingtosplititintodifferentbags,"Baschsaid.Beforelong,shelinkedupwithagroupoflike-mindedyoungpartnerstomaketheappshehadbeenpicturingareality.

Today,TooGoodtoGoistheworld'slargestmarketplaceforleftoverfood,operatingin19countrieswithmorethanahundredmillionregisteredusers.Thecoreproductisstill"surprisebags"—shoppersreceiveamixedfoodpackageforone-thirdtheoriginalpriceofthegoodsinside—butthebusinesshasexpandedtoofferwaste-reducingmanagementtoolsforretailers,provideconsumereducation,andmore.

Lotsofpeoplehavecleverappideas,butfewgrowthemintoprofitablebusinesseswithglobalreach.BaschbelievesthatthekeytoTooGoodtoGo'ssuccesswastheteam'sfocusonmakinganimmediateimpact."Wedidn'tconsiderthewholeplan,andwedidn'thaveafullstrategyforthenexttwoorthreeyears,"Baschsays."Whatactuallyenabledthesuccessisthatwedidn'twait,andjustwentforit."4.Whatdoestheunderlinedphrase"winds

up"inParagraph1mean?______A.Ends. B.Hides. C.Emerges. D.Sinks.5.WhichwordscanbestdescribeLucieBasch?______A.Cautiousandold-fashioned. B.Wealthyandwell-connected.

C.Optimisticandopen-minded. D.Ambitiousandaction-oriented.6.WhatcanwelearnabouttheappTooGoodtoGo?______A.Itprovidesfreefoodforneedycustomers.

B.Itofferssurprisebagsforrestaurantowners.

C.Ithasdevelopedintoaglobalsuccessfulbusiness.

D.Itreliesheavilyongovernmentfinancialsupport.7.WhatdoesLucieBasch'ssuccessmainlyshow?______A.Prepareforarainyday. B.Strikewhiletheironishot.

C.Slowbutsteadywinstherace. D.Onegoodturndeservesanother.C

Weoftenlearnaboutthepastvisually—throughoilpaintings,photographs,booksandbuildings.Butrarelydoweuseoursenseofsmelltoexperiencethedistantpast.Fortunately,asmallgroupofresearchers,includingStrli?andLeemans,aretryingtochangethat—combiningchemistry,historyandotherdisciplinestorecordandpreservehistoricalsmells.

"Withoutaccesstoscent,youlosethespecialclosenessthatsmellcreatesbetweenusandhistoricobjects,"saysMatijaStrli?,directoroftheInstituteforSustainableHeritageatUCL,whohasfocusedonpreservingandrevivingculturallysignificantscents.CulturalhistorianIngerLeemansbelievesregainedscentscanenhancemuseumandgalleryexhibits,providingamoreinvitingwaytoknowhistory."Withlittleformalizedlanguagefordescribingsmellandnofixedstandardtodefineit,"shesays,"yourownknowledgeisasgoodastheothers'."

WhenLondon'sSt.Paul'sCathedrallibrarywastoberenewed,Strli?andhiscolleaguessetouttorecorditsuniquehistoricsmell.Theteamanalyzedchemicalsfromancientbooksandfurniture.Theycapturedandexaminedairsamplestoseparate,identifyandmeasuresmell-relatedcompoundsinthelibrary.

ThoughStrli?,asananalyticalchemist,couldexaminethesechemicalcompounds,interpretingpeople'ssensoryexperiencerequiresadifferentapproach.Researchersinvitedordinaryvisitorstodescribethelibrary'ssmellwithgivenadjectivesandtheirownwords.Commondescriptionsincludedwoody,smoky,earthyandvanilla(香草味的),whichcanhelpjudgetheconditionofagedpaper.Finally,theteammatchedthesesensorydescriptionstospecificchemicalsubstancestocreateachemical"recipe"ofthelibrary'sscent.Publishedandstoreddigitally,thisrecipeallowsscientiststorecreatethesmellofoldbooksfarintothefuture—evenwhenphysicallibrariesandpaperbooksnolongerexist.

Thankstotheseresearchers'efforts,museumsandgalleriesworldwideareincreasinglyintegratingscentintotheirexhibitions.Thisattractsnewvisitorsandengagesthemdifferently—"notonlywiththecollection,butalsowitheachother,"saysLeemans."Whenpeoplestarttosmell,theystarttotalktoeachother,exchangingtheirmemories,emotionsandknowledgeaboutthescents."8.WhatdoStrli?andLeemanstrytodo?______A.RepairoldlibrariesinLondon.

B.Studyandprotecthistoricalsmells.

C.Findnewwaystoenjoyvisualart.

D.Setstandardsfordescribingsmells.9.WhatdidtheresearchersdowhenSt.Paul'sCathedrallibrarywastoberepaired?______A.Theytaughtvisitorstodescribedifferentsmells.

B.Theycollectedoldbooksandfurnitureforshows.

C.Theyaskedexpertstocheckoldpaper'scondition.

D.Theyrecordeditssmellandanalyzedthechemicals.10.Whywereordinaryvisitorsinvolvedintheresearch?______A.Toreplacetheworkofanalyticalchemists.

B.Toidentifyspecificchemicalsubstances.

C.Toprovideauthenticsensorydescriptions.

D.Totesttheagingconditionofoldpaper.11.Whichisthebesttitleforthetext?______A.NewWaystoVisitModernMuseums.

B.BridgingthePastandPresentthroughScents.

C.TheImportanceofProtectingAncientLibraries.

D.HowtoDescribeHistoricalScentsAccurately.D

ThereisnothinggrandaboutDiamondHornPalace.LocatedinanoldandcrowdedneighborhoodofDelhi,thislittleshopsellscarhorns.Plainandmodestasitlooks,thestoreenjoyssurprisinglyboomingbusiness."Thehornswearouteasilyduetofrequentuse,"saysMustafaAhmed,itsowner.

Mr.Ahmed'sthrivingbusinessshouldsoundanalarmforIndia.Stepontoanystreetinthecountryanditiseasytohearwhy.AccordingtoUNdatain2022,Indiancitiesareamongtheloudestintheworld.NoiselevelsonDelhi'sstreetsaveragearound75decibels(分貝)—fourtimesthelimitrecommendedbytheUN'sWorldHealthOrganisation(WHO).Peakreadingsinsomecitieshaveexceeded100decibels,roughlyasloudasstandingnexttoachainsaw.

Noiseisnomereannoyance.Agrowingbodyofresearchshowsthatregularexposuretoitcanbeapublic-healththreat.Morethan60millionIndianssufferfromhearingloss,whichresearchersattributepartlytonoisepollution.Areviewofstudiesconductedin2020evenfoundthatexposuretolouderroad-trafficnoisewasassociatedwithgreaterriskofheartdisease.Astudyfrom2022,whichtracked2,680childreninBarcelona,foundthatafive-decibelincreaseintrafficnoiseslowedthedevelopmentofworkingmemoryby11%.

Despitealltheseharms,remarkablylittleisbeingdone.India'sCentralPollutionControlBoard,themainregulator,hasadutytomonitorandtacklenoise.Butitisstrugglingonbothfronts.Itsnoise-monitoringnetworkonlyextendstoaround80stationsacrosstencities.Itscalltomaintain"silentzones"—areasnearhospitalsandschools—hasalsofallenondeafears.

"Roadtrafficaccountsfor75%ofIndia'surbannoise,"estimatesDrManohare.PoorplanninghasmadeIndiantrafficchaoticastrucks,motorcycles,bicyclesandpedestrianscompeteforspace.Thehornhasshiftedfromawarninginstrumentintoanall-purposecommunicationdevice.Adesperateproblemisinvitingdesperatesolutions.SomesuggestreplacingvehiclehornswiththepleasantsoundsofIndianmusicalinstruments.Otherspreferaneducationalapproach,hopingpeoplecanbeawareoftheharmsofnoisepollutionandchangetheirbehaviour.12.WhydoestheauthormentionDiamondHornPalace?______A.Topromotealocalsmallshop.

B.Toprovideasuccessfulbusinesscase.

C.Toshowitswidepopularity.

D.Tointroducethetopicofnoisepollution.13.WhatcanwelearnaboutnoiseinIndiancities?______A.Itiswellcontrolledbyauthorities.

B.Itisfarbeyondthesafelimit.

C.Itmainlycomesfromlocalfactories.

D.Ithaslittleinfluenceonchildren.14.WhatisthesituationofnoisemanagementinIndia?______A.Itisignoredbythegovernment.

B.Itwinssupportfromthepublic.

C.Itisineffectiveandquitelimited.

D.Itownscompletemonitoringnetworks.15.Whatisthelastparagraphmainlyabout?______A.Causesofnoiseandpossiblemeasures.

B.Chaosofurbantrafficrules.

C.Popularusesofvehiclehorns.

D.Newdesignsofvehiclehorns.二、閱讀七選五:本大題共5小題,共12.5分。

Fromcashlesspaymenttoonlinemeetings,muchofourdailylifenowadaysexistsdeeplyinthedigitalworld.Althoughusingonlinetoolsandkeepingsocialconnectionsonlineisnotinherentlybad,agrowingnumberofpeoplearechoosingtodisconnectfromonlinelifeandfollowthepopulartrendof"goinganalogue"(回歸線下生活).

Goinganalogueisnotaimedatspendingplentyoftimeandmoneyonnewhobbies.

(16)

Youcanchooseactivitieswithrichsensoryexperiences,includinggettingclosetonature,makinghandmadecreationsbyourselves,andkeepingregularphysicalmovement.

(17)

Instead,turntosimpleartsandcraftsinsparetime.Youcantrymindfulcolouring,flowerpressing,card-makingandportraitsketching.Toconnectwiththenaturalworld,rideabiketonearbygreenspaces,readquietlyintheshadeordoknittingtoenjoynaturalsounds.

(18)

Youcanalsoformofflinedailyhabits:keepapaperjournal,useawallcalendar,orcookwithtraditionalcookbooksinsteadofdependingonsmartphones.Besidesenjoyingpersonalquiettime,youcanembraceofflinesocialmomentstoo.

(19)

Smallslow-livingactivitieslikegrowingherbs,learningknitting,writingpostcardsandmakingphotoalbumscanaddwarmthtosparetimeaswell.

Goinganaloguedoesn'tmeancompletelyrejectingtechnology.

(20)

Thosesmallchangesletusfeeltherealworld,slowdownourpace,andliveacalmerandfullerlife.

A.Analoguehobbiesarefarmoreaffordable.

B.Itsimplymeanssettingasidescreen-freetime.

C.Forcreativepeople,youcangiveupmindlessonlinescrolling.

D.Itsrealgoalistostepawayfromvirtuallifeandreturntoreality.

E.Aheadphone-freewalkaroundalsofreeyoufromtheonlineworld.

F.However,itcouldbesendinganold-fashionedlettertoafriendfaraway.

G.Boardgamesandpuzzlesareidealforqualitytimewithfamilyandfriends.16.A.A B.B C.C D.D E.E F.F G.G17.A.A B.B C.C D.D E.E F.F G.G18.A.A B.B C.C D.D E.E F.F G.G19.A.A B.B C.C D.D E.E F.F G.G20.A.A B.B C.C D.D E.E F.F G.G三、完形填空:本大題共15小題,共15分。

Ten-year-oldfashiondesignerMaxAlexanderhasmadehistoryastheyoungestpersonevertoholdashowatParisFashionWeek.Thisremarkableachievementfollowsanearlier

(21)

hesetatjustsevenyearsoldwhenheearnedaGuinnessWorldRecordforbeingtheyoungestdesignerto

(22)

aprofessionalfashionshow.

ParisFashionWeekstandsasatopglobalfashioneventwhereleading

(23)

fromaroundtheworldshowcasetheirlatestcreative

(24)

.Max,whoisbasedinLosAngeles,displayedfifteenbeautifuldressesattheevent.Hisdesignsare

(25)

bylivelyfloralpatternsandbrightcheerful

(26)

.

WhatmakesMaxspecialisthatheonlyuses

(27)

materialsthatdolittleharmtotheenvironment.Heisfirmly

(28)

totheideaofprotectingnatureandcuttingdownwasteinthefashionindustry.Hecreatedoneamazingdressfroma

(29)

1980sweddingdress.Manyofhisworksusematerialsthatbreakdown

(30)

andleftoverfabricsthatcompanieswould

(31)

throwaway.Maxexplainedthatthesematerialswouldendupinlandfillanddamagetheenvironmentifhedidnotreusethem.

Max'smother

(32)

thathehasbeenpassionateaboutfashionsincetheageoffour.Inspiredbyadreaminwhichhepicturedhimselfasadressdesigner,he

(33)

sewingatanearlyage.Today,healreadyhashisownclothing

(34)

,whichiswellreceivedbymanyyoungfashionlovers.ForMax,appearingatParisFashionWeekisincrediblyexciting,because,ashesays,Parisistrulythehomeoffashion,withnewfashiontrends

(35)

andpopularizedhere.21.A.tradition B.limit C.record D.example22.A.advertise B.report C.sponsor D.host23.A.models B.actors C.photographers D.designers24.A.collections B.inventions C.images D.projects25.A.accompanied B.characterized C.influenced D.defined26.A.tunes B.melodies C.colours D.sights27.A.sustainable B.artificial C.cozy D.antique28.A.addicted B.committed C.accustomed D.opposed29.A.remade B.recovered C.recycled D.replaced30.A.casually B.constantly C.immediately D.naturally31.A.otherwise B.therefore C.seldom D.rather32.A.imagined B.admitted C.envisioned D.recalled33.A.gotover B.tookup C.putoff D.carriedon34.A.slogan B.mall C.brand D.package35.A.rejected B.born C.purchased D.observed四、語法填空:本大題共1小題,共15分。36.

Acrosstheworld,poetsandtechexpertsareexploringhowAIcandeepenourappreciationofpoetry,anartform(1)

(originate)inancientcivilizations.RecentexperimentsshowthatAIiscapableofgeneratingverseswith(2)

(impress)rhythmandimagery,yetlackingthedepththatcomesfromhumanlifeexperience.However,itisnotwhetherAIcanwritepoems,buthowhumancreatorsshouldrelatetothispowerfultool(3)

makesthediscussioncomplex.SomeartistsfearthatAImayreplacetheircreativity,(4)

othersseeitasapartnerthatcaninspirenewdirections.CriticspointoutthateventhemostadvancedAIcannevercapturethesubtlefeelings(5)

(contain)inlineswrittenbypoetswhohavesuffered,loved,andobservedtheworld(6)

(close).

LongbeforeAIbecamewidelyaccessible,poets(7)

(rely)onlyontheirownimaginationandlanguageskills.Today,however,manyarekeen(8)

AIincreativeprocesses,usingittopolishdrafts,suggestmetaphors,orevencreatemultimediapoetrycombiningwords,imagesandsound.

WithAIcontinuingtoevolverapidly,(9)

boundarybetweenhumanandmachinecreativitywillremainahottopic.Itisourresponsibilitytoensurethattechnologyservesart,(10)

theotherwayaround.五、書面表達:本大題共2小題,共40分。37.假定你是李華,參與了本市國際馬拉松比賽的志愿者工作。應組委會邀請,你將在志愿者分享會上作簡短發言。請用英語寫一篇發言稿,內容包括:

(1)賽事感人瞬間;

(2)你的感悟。

注意:

(1)詞數80左右;

(2)可適當增加細節,以使行文連貫。

Dearfellowvolunteersandfriends,

I'mLiHua,avolunteerforthe2026Marathonheldinourcity.________38.閱讀下面材料,根據其內容和所給段落開頭語續寫兩段,使之構成一篇完整的短文。

Istaredatthemessypileofbamboostripsonthetable,myfingerssoreandstiff,myheartfloodedwithsinkingfrustration.Forweeks,I'dbeentryingpatientlytolearntraditionalbambooweavingfromGrandma,yeteverysinglecarelessattemptendedinatangled(纏繞的),disorderlymess.Grandmawasawell-knownmasterweaverinoursmallcommunity;herroughagedhandsmovednimbly(靈巧地)andskillfully,turningplainordinarybamboostripsintodelicatebaskets,beautifulfoldingfans,andevenvividcutesmallanimalfigurines.Thetime-honoredcrafthadbeenpasseddowninourfamilyforgenerations,carryingplainsimplewarmthandprecioustraditionalfolkwisdom.

"Patience,littleone,"Grandmawouldalwayssaysoftly,smilinggentlyasshepatientlyreworkedmyfailedclumsypieceslittlebylittle."Bamboolistensonlytoacalmandpeacefulheart."ButIwasfartooeagerandrestlesstoprovemyself.Theschool'sCulturalHeritageFairwascominginjustthreedays,andIhadproudlypromisedmyclassmatesthatIwouldbringafineuniquehandwovenbambooartworktoshare.ThemomentIthoughtaboutthoseexpectingeyes,myeyesburnedhotwithgatheringhelplesstears.

Thatafternoon,Istormedangrilyintothequietyard,throwingmyroughhalf-finishedbasketheavilyonthegreengrass."It'suseless!I'llnevergetitrightnomatterhowhardItry!"Ishoutedloudly,kickingathinbamboostripacrossthesoftlawn.Surprisingly,Grandmadidnotscoldmybadtemperatall.Shejustsatquietlyonheroldwoodenchair,weavingalovelysmallbamboobirdwithsteady,unhurriedfingers.Afteralongpeacefulsilence,sheraisedherhead,lookedatmegentlyandsaidinawarmsoftvoice,"Let'swalkbythestreambehindourhouse.Thebamboogrowingtherehasmuchtoteachyou."

注意:

(1)續寫詞數應為150左右;

(2)請按如下格式在答題卡的相應位置作答。

Wewalkedslowlytothestream,wheretallgreenbamboodancedgracefullyinthewind.________

AttheCulturalHeritageFair,mybamboobasketdrewlotsofattention.______

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