广东省江门市2023-2024学年高二下学期7月期末考试 英语试题 Word版含答案

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本试卷共82小题, 满分130分, 考试时间120分钟。
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第二部分 阅读理解（共两节, 满分40分）
第一节（共 15 小题, 每小题 2分, 满分 30分）
阅读下面短文, 从每题所给的A、B、C和D四个选项中选出最佳选项。
A
4 Mst Scenic Drives in America
Frm the lnely rads t castal drives, gas up the car and check ut 4 f the mst scenic byways America has t ffer.
The Castal Cnnectin
As yu cruise alng Mbile Bay n Alabama’s Castal Cnnectin, yu’ll enjy a taste f the deep suth and laid back island lifestyle with its beautiful beaches, animal shelters, and charming twns. Any time f the year is a great time t visit this 130-mile scenic drive. Just check the frecast arund hurricane seasn. Taking a rad trip this summer? Yu’ll want ur rad trip survival guide.
Alaska’s Rute 4
Richardsn Highway, als knwn as Alaska’s Rute 4, is the 368-mile rute that cnnects Valdez t Fairbanks. This scenic radtrip ffers breathtaking views f the Chugach Muntains, Alaska Range, and several glaciers. Just befre yu hit Fairbanks, stp at Alaska’s Nrth Ple, “where the spirit f Christmas lives year rund!”
Histric Rute 66
Prbably America’s mst ultimate rad trip, yu can get yur kicks n Rute 66 starting in dwntwn Chicag — dn’t frget t take a picture f the Rute 66 start sign! Plan accrdingly fr this 2,450-mile trip that ends in Santa Mnica, Califrnia and make sure t stp at sme f the must-see radside attractins like the wrld’s secnd-largest rcking chair in Fanning, Missuri, Cadillac Ranch in Amarill, Texas, and the Wigwam Htel in San Bernardin, Califrnia.
The Nrth t Suth State Highway in Vermnt
Starting in Benningtn and heading nrth t Newprt, Vermnt, 191 miles in ttal, yu’ll get breathtaking views f the clrful New England fall leaves as yu cruise n Highway 100 alng the eastern edge f the Green Muntains, which gave the state its name. It’s just as captivating in winter; after all, ne f its nicknames is “The Skier’s Highway”. And with plenty f farms and charming main streets like these t visit, it’s an equally wrthwhile trip in spring and summer, t.
1. Which f the fllwing scenic drives ffers views f bth beaches and twns?
A. Alaska’s Rute 4.B. The Castal Cnnectin.
C. Histric Rute 66.D. The Nrth t Suth State Highway.
2. What d we knw abut Histric Rute 66?
A. It passes thrugh all the states.B. It ffers views f several glaciers.
C. It features views f fall leaves.D. It is the lngest f the mentined rutes.
3. What is a cmmn feature f Alaska’s Rute 4 and the Nrth t Suth State Highway?
A. Breathtaking views f muntains.B. Visiting animal shelters.
C. Driving thrugh desert landscapes.D. Passing by castal beaches.
B
When she was 16, Janne Lewenstern learned that she was adpted. She was tld that her birth mther was a wman named Lillian Feinsilver wh had died days after giving birth t her at Bellevue Hspital in New Yrk City.
Feeling betrayed and cnfused, Janne spent many nights crying, wndering what her birth mther had been like. The dubt disturbed Janne fr years. That was in 2017, and Janne was already 79 years ld. After watching this emtinal cnfusin, Shelley Lewenstern, Janne’s daughter-in-law, suggested taking a DNA test. Shelley reasned that learning smething abut Janne’s bilgical family might give Janne sme peace. S Janne tk the test.
Abut a year later Shelley received a message n ancestry. cm frm a man named Sam Ciminieri, whse genetic reprt had matched him with Janne. Shelley immediately wrte back t Sam, asking whether he knew a Lillian Feinsilver. Yes, Sam said that was his mther’s name. And there were mre shcks t cme. Almst unbelievably, she was alive, at age 100 and lived in an assisted-living facility in Prt St. Lucie, Flrida.
A mnth later, the families quickly planned a reunin at the facility where Lillian lived. Lillian suffered frm dementia(痴呆症)and used a wheelchair. Janne tld Lillian that she had been adpted in 1938 and that she’d been tld her birth mther had passed away. N respnse. Janne started t cry. At that pint, her mther perked up, as if she had started t understand. Janne excitedly began telling Lillian all abut her children and grandchildren. Lillian smiled. Then she said the wrds Janne had waited mre than 60 years t hear: “This is my daughter.”
Nw they see each ther every few weeks t clr, play games, and enjy the time they have tgether. “I’m prud,” Janne tld WPTV(Wyming Public TV). “This is smething I wanted t d all my life.”
4. Hw did Janne feel when she was tld she was adpted?
A. Sad and puzzled.B. Betrayed but happy.
C. Cnfused but excited.D. Anxius and nervus.
5. Why did Shelley suggest taking a DNA test?
A. Because she wanted t free Janne frm uneasiness.
B. Because she wanted t find Janne’s bilgical family.
C. Because she wanted t knw whether Lillian was alive.
D. Because she wanted t make thers believe her suggestin.
6. What can we learn frm the article?
A. Janne is a 79-year-ld wman nw.
B. Janne felt satisfied t accmpany her birth mther.
C. Janne’s birth mther culd recgnize her immediately.
D. Janne received a message n ancestry. cm frm a man.
7. Where is the article prbably taken frm?
A. A bigraphy.B. An advertisement.
C. A news website.D. A travel magazine.
C
Turists cme in flcks frm all parts f China t Rngjiang, a small cunty in a remte muntainus area, which has recently becme ppular fr its “Village Super League”, creating a spectacular sprts carnival in China.
During a match in May, Wu Chugu, a decratin wrker frm Liubaitang village, Rngjiang Cunty, scred a spectacular 40-meter gal that ignited (点燃) the crwd. Wu said he was influenced by elders in his village and fell in lve with the sprt. In the cunty, rural sccer matches have taken place regularly since the 1990s. When there was a lack f facilities, sccer players used barren land as a field and wden stakes fr the psts. The bundaries were marked ut with lime pwder. When they culdn't gather enugh players, they played futsal, a sccer-based game played n a smaller hard curt.
In recent years, the cunty has fcused n gymnastics, sccer, rck climbing and ther sprts. What sets the Village Super League apart frm ther sprts events are the vivid displays f ethnic cultures and traditins at the turnament. As players f bth teams walk n the field fr a game, they are accmpanied by their cheering squads (啦啦队) dressed in traditinal ethnic cstumes and carrying lcal specialties. The halftime break features flk sngs and dance perfrmances, while ethnic cstumes are als n display.
“hpe that mre and mre turists will cme t Rngjiang t watch the matches, enjy the flk custms and lcal cuisine, and have fun,” said Xing Zhuqing, a meln grwer wh is als a cheerleader. She says she has sld ver 10,000 kilgrams f watermelns since the start f the turnament. As f June 27, a ttal f 654 new businesses were established, including 91 in the catering sectr, 188 in retail, and 195 in agriculture and fd prcessing, the lcal gvernment said.
8. What can we knw abut the rural sccer match?
A. It has been held since 1990.B. It lacks facilities fr players.
C. It was invented by Wu Chugu.D. It has taken place since the 1990s.
9. Why is the Village Super League different frm ther sprts events?
A. Because it has cheering squads.
B. Because it fcuses n varius sprts.
C. Because it develps a tp-level talent.
D. Because it reflects ethnic cultures and traditins.
10. What can we infer frm paragraph 4?
A. Xing Zhuqing has helped farmers t sell watermelns.
B. The Village Super League stimulates the lcal ecnmic grwth.
C. The lcal gvernment invested a lt f mney in new businesses.
D. The Village Super League attracts a lt f merchants frm ther places.
11. Wh are mst likely t be interested in this article?
A. Painting lvers.B. Shpkeepers.
C. Sprts enthusiasts.D. News reprters.
D
The envirnment is a cncern fr many, and individual actins like reducing plastic use and recycling cntribute psitively. Hwever, sme issues, like acid rain, require glbal plicies and industry regulatins t address mre effectively.
Acid rain has been bserved fr ver 150 years, with Scttish scientist Rbert Angus Smith identifying elevated (偏高) acid levels in rain during the 1850s, crrelating it with industrial grwth. While natural events like vlcan eruptins cntribute t acid rain, man-made surces like factries, pwer statins burning cal, and car emissins are the primary causes. These emissins, cntaining nitrgen xides and sulfur dixides, cmbine with water in cluds t frm sulfuric and nitric acids.
Technically knwn as acid depsitin (沉积), acid rain ccurs when acids mve frm the atmsphere t Earth's surface thrugh rain, snw, r fg, as well as dry particles and gases carried by wind. The impacts f acid rain are significant, evidenced by lakes turning clear due t lss f life, defrmed fish, dying trees, disrupted fd chains, and adverse effects n human health.
Effrts t cmbat acid rain began in the 1980s, resulting in reduced emissins glbally and imprvements in rain acidity levels. Hwever, challenges remain, particularly in farming and preserving natural ecsystems. While the recvery prcess is nging, the effects f acid rain n structures, sculptures, and mnuments serve as a reminder f its lng-term impact.
In cnclusin, addressing acid rain requires cllective actin and nging mnitring t safeguard the envirnment and human health, highlighting the imprtance f glbal cperatin in addressing envirnmental challenges.
12. Accrding t the passage what are the majr surces f acid rain?
A. Recycling and reducing plastic use.
B. Natural events like vlcan eruptins.
C. Factries, pwer statins and car emissins.
D. Individual actins t address envirnmental cncerns.
13. Which f the fllwing is clsest in meaning t the underlined wrd “cmbat” in paragraph 4?
A. preventB. ignreC. wrsenD. prmte
14. Which f the fllwing statements wuld the authr agree with?
A. Natural events are the main cause f acid rain.
B. Acid rain has n significant impact n human health.
C. Glbal plicies alne are sufficient t address the issue.
D. Effective measures require bth glbal plicies and individual actins.
15. What is the passage mainly abut?
A. The histry f acid rain research.
B. Effrts t address acid rain pllutin.
C. The impact f acid rain n the envirnment.
D. Individual actins t address envirnmental cncerns.
第二节（共5小题, 每小题2分, 满分10分）
阅读下面短文, 从短文后的选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。
Hw t Make Hme Buying Less Stressful
The key t a successful huse purchase is nt whether the huse is perfect, but whether ptential hme buyers knw hw t get ready t make the purchase. Bb Walters, CEO f Rcket Mrtgage (按揭) knws what it takes t make preparatins befre the huse purchase. ___16___. Here are sme vital steps fr buyers t make gd preparatins.
Make prper financial arrangements
Hme buyers at every stage shuld ensure they are financially ready t take n anther mnthly bill. A credit reprt gives cnsumers a clearer picture f their expenses and debts. T free up space in the budget fr the cst f hme wnership, buyers can assess mnthly expenses, cancel unnecessary services, even cut back n dining ut. ___17___.
Find a real estate agent
___18___. These licensed prfessinals can shw buyers usually neighbrhds that the buyers might like, such as the nearby gd schls, transprtatin systems r lcal parks and trails. Mrever, a real estate agent can fcus the hme search n prperties that fit buyers’ needs and their price range, bk huse turs, make an ffer and even attend clsing.
___19___
It’s imprtant t pay clse attentin t a hme’s structural cnditin. Cracks in the walls, flrs r in the basement culd suggest bigger issues; sme smells culd signal a mildew (霉) prblem. A pre-purchase hme inspectin by a qualified inspectr is crucial fr revealing any prblems and might enable buyers t request cncessins (让步) frm the seller.
Buying a hme can be less stressful with the steps mentined. In fact, buyers can seek fr sme expert help t ensure that they are fully ready fr the huse purchase. ___20___. This apprach helps Americans achieve their dream f hme wnership. Learn mre at RcketMrtgage.cm.
A. Knw what t lk fr when checking the huse.
B. Ask the seller fr cncessins befre purchasing.
C. Wrking with real estate agents can help huse hunters find the ideal prperty.
D. Therefre, yu can turn t Rcket Mrtgage t find and finance a hme easier.
E. It’s als imprtant t pay mnthly bills n time as this als can affect credit scres.
F. Befre even beginning a search he says hme buyers shuld make sure they are ready.
G. A hme buyer shuld be fully prepared with all the dcuments when applying fr a mrtgage.
第三部分 语言运用（共六节, 满分50分）
第一节完形填空（共15小题, 每小题1分, 满分15分）
阅读下面短文, 从每题所给的A、B、C和D四个选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。
Twenty years ag, I drve a cab fr a living. One night, I was n the way t ___21___ a passenger at 2:30 AM. When I arrived t cllect, a small wman in her 80’s std befre me. By her side was a small ___22___ .
I tk her suitcase t the-cab, then returned t ___23___ the wman. She tk my arm and we walked ___24___ tward the cab. When we gt in the cab, she gave me a(n) ___25___ , and then asked, “Culd yu drive thrugh dwntwn?” “It’s nt the ___26___ way,” I answered quickly. “Oh, I dn’t mind,” she said “I’m in n hurry. I’m n my way t a hspice (临终关怀医院). I dn’t have any ___27___ left,” she cntinued. “The dctr says I dn’t have much time left.”
Fr the next tw hurs, we drve thrugh the city. We drve thrugh the ___28___ where she and her family had lived befre they passed away. She had me ___29___ in frnt f a furniture warehuse that had nce been a ballrm where she had gne dancing as a girl.
As the sun rse, she said, “I’m tired. Let’s g nw.” We drve in silence t the address she had given me. When we arrived, tw nurses came ut t the cab. They were cncerned and ______30______ , watching her every mve. They must have been ______31______ her.
“Hw much d I we yu?” she asked. “Nthing,” I said. Almst withut thinking, I gave her a hug. Our hug ended with her ______32______ , “Yu gave an ld wman a little mment f ______33______ .” I squeezed her hand, and then walked int the dim mrning light. Behind me, a dr shut. It was the sund f the ______34______ f a life.
I didn’t pick up any mre passengers that shift. I drve ______35______ lst in thught. I thught I wuld never d anything mre imprtant than this in my life.
21. A. pick utB. pick upC. cme acrssD. cme up
22. A. suitcaseB. phneC. manD. figure
23. A. shwB. reachC. callD. assist
24. A. sadlyB. quicklyC. happilyD. slwly
25. A. nteB. messageC. addressD. map
26. A. shrtestB. bestC. cheapestD. highest
27. A. mneyB. familyC. fd.D. belngings
28. A. scietyB. huseC. neighbrhdD. building
29. A. walk alngB. walk upC. pull awayD. pull up
30. A. caring.B. delightedC. upsetD. mved
31. A. missingB. expectingC. hatingD. knwing
32. A. talkB. speechC. remarkD. pinin
33. A. respectB. shckC. prtectinD. jy
34. A. clsingB. peningC. restartingD. making
35. A. fearlesslyB. hpelesslyC. aimlesslyD. carelessly
第二节 语义匹配（共 5 小题, 每小题 1分, 满分 5分）
阅读下面短文，从每题所给四个选项中选出与文中划线单词的意义最匹配选项。
Funded in 1987 by Anthny Shriver at Gergetwn University, Best Buddies has grwn int an internatinal nnprfit rganizatin cmprising a netwrk f chapters (分会) cmmitted t prmting a mre inclusive cmmunity fr peple with intellectual and develpmental disabilities. Their missin, as stated n their website, is centered n “ne-n-ne friendships, integrated emplyment, leadership develpment, and inclusive living.”
The UR chapter was funded in late 2023 by sphmre President Audrey Chung. During her time with this chapter, she was matched with Trinity, a peer wh had the same hbbies as her. Chung reflects n this friendship fndly. “It’s been nthing like I’ve expected, because I wasn’t part f Best Buddies befre I jined the Rchester Citizens Chapter,” she said.
36. A. cmprmisingB. cntrastingC. includingD. inspecting
37. A. tlerantB. vigrusC. creativeD. reliable
38. A. carries nB. fcuses nC. keeps upD. stresses ut
39. A. was refreshed frB. was satisfied withC. was disturbed abutD. was harmnius with
40. A. eagerlyB. lvinglyC. frtunatelyD. seriusly
第三节课文填空（共20小题:每小题0.5分,满分10分）
Passage 1
根据课文内容，在空白处填入所缺的单词。
These bad habits if left unchecked, culd ___41___ t mre serius nes when they becme adults. Fr example, sme f them may becme ___42___ in tbacc r alchl ___43___ , which can lead t physical and mental health prblems. T ___44___ harmful habits like these frm dminating a teenager's life is essential.
Passage 2
根据课文内容，在空白处填入所缺的单词。
【课本改编题】
Fr yung peple, there is ___45___ f time t change bad habits. ___46___ , there is n “magic pill” r ___47___ buttn that will help yu; yu have t think abut yur bad habits and decide ___48___ sme changes.
Passage 3
根据课文内容，在空白处填入所缺的单词。
But I was s ___49___ abut the idea f ging alng with them that I secretly went ___50___ his ship, the Endurance, and hid in a small ___51___ . Unfrtunately, three days after we set ___52___ I was discvered.
Passage 4
根据课文内容，在空白处填入所缺的单词。
Persnally speaking, ___53___ I like mst abut Australia is the peple themselves. They have a ___54___ and free-and-easy attitude ___55___ life, and their friendliness and warmth made me ___56___ at hme wherever I went.
Passage 5
根据课文内容，在空白处填入所缺单词。
My ___57___ schl is a bush schl. The classrms are ___58___ f bamb, with clay flrs and rfs f grass. It takes me nly a few minutes t walk t schl dwn a ___59___ track cvered in ___60___.
第四节语法填空（共10小题, 每小题1分, 满分10分）
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。
Cming frm a remte village in Shidian cunty in the city f Bashan, Suthwest China’s Yunnan Prvince, Dng Meihua juggles tw rles—entrepreneur (企业家) and fd vlgger. Hwever, it’s her passin fr being a fd vlgger ___61___ gains the mst attentin. ___62___ (knw) as Dianxixiage—r Yunnan fdie—n scial media since 2016, the 34-year-ld nw has arund 40 millin nline fllwers in China and abrad, with her vides ___63___ ( receive) up t 50 millin views each. In recent years, Dng Meihua ___64___ (gain) the attentin f fd lvers wrldwide. Her vides, featuring ___65___ (activity) like bamb cutting and sugarcane harvesting, aruse a sense f nstalgia (怀旧).
Dng’s dedicatin t her craft has resulted ___66___ ver 600 shrt vides in seven years. She als prmtes lcal ___67___ (agriculture) prducts n her scial media. Dng says that cmbined daily sales n her platfrms reach as much as 200,000 yuan ($28,200), ___68___ in turn supprts ver 1,000 jbs. In late 2019, she ___69___ (invite) t speak at the University f Oxfrd and shared her jurney as ____70____ ambassadr fr Yunnan cuisine and culture. Dng welcmes everyne t experience the beauty f Yunnan and its lifestyle.
第五节单句填空（共5小题, 每小题1分, 满分5分）
请根据首写字母及括号内中文提示填入正确的单词形式
71. Despite lsing all f his p________ (个人财产) in the fire, he remained ptimistic abut rebuilding his life. (根据中英文提示单词拼写)
72. I have made an a________ (预约) with the dctr fr a check-up next week. (根据中英文提示单词拼写)
73. Despite being d________ (残疾) frm a yung age, he has never given up n his dreams. (根据中英文提示单词拼写)
74. The gvernment is facing a lt f p________ (政治) pressure t address the envirnmental issues. (根据中英文提示单词拼写)
75. The hspital has gathered a team f medical s________（专家）t deal with the cmplex case. (根据中英文提示单词拼写)
第六节完成句子（共5小题, 每小题1分, 满分5分）
根据中文意思按要求完成下列句子, 每空不超过5个词。
76. 我们的团队由七个人组成。(cmpse短语)
Our team ________________ seven peple.
77. 三个班级被随机挑选出来参加了翻转课堂的实验。（介词短语）
Three classes were selected ________________ t participate in the flipped classrm experiments.
78. 纳税是公民为社会做贡献的重要途径。（动名词作主语）
________________ is an imprtant way fr citizens t cntribute t the sciety.
79. 如果你感染了该病毒，你应该马上咨询医生是否需要服用这种胶囊。（动词短语）
If yu are infected by the virus, yu shuld ________________ immediately whether yu need t take this kind f capsules.
80. 提供更好的职业发展机会, 这家公司每年都能收到几千份简历和求职信。（非谓语作状语）
________________, this cmpany receives thusands f applicatin letters and CVs every year.
第四部分写作（共两节, 满分40分）
应用文写作（共 15分）
81. 假定你是李华，你的好友 Mike 听闻你校上周举办了校园艺术节活动，他对此很感兴趣。请给他回信，告诉他活动的相关事宜，内容包括：
（1）活动介绍；
（2）活动反响
注意：写作词数应为 80 左右。
Dear Mike,
___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Yurs,
Li Hua
读后续写（共25分）
82. 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。
I still remember the day I almst lst my best friend Anna.
It was a sunny afternn in June, and we were having a picnic at the park. We had been friends since childhd, and we shared everything: ur hbbies, ur dreams, ur secrets. We were inseparable.
But that day, smething changed. We gt int a heated argument ver a trivial(不重要的)matter. I dn’t even remember what it was abut, but I knw it was smething silly and unimprtant. Maybe it was abut wh ate the last sandwich. It desn’t matter nw.
What matters is that we bth said things we didn’t mean. We bth raised ur vices and hurt each ther’s feelings. We bth acted stubbrnly and refused t aplgize. We bth strmed ff in different directins, leaving behind ur picnic basket and ur friendship.
I spent the rest f the day alne in my rm. I tried t distract myself with music, but nthing culd fill the emptiness in my heart. I wanted t talk t Anna and I wanted t say I was srry. But I didn’t knw hw t d that. I didn’t knw if she wuld frgive me, r if she even wanted t see me again.
The next day, I went t schl with a heavy heart. I avided eye cntact with Anna, and sat as far away frm her as pssible. I pretended that I didn’t care, but I did. I cared a lt.
During the break, I saw her sitting n a bench, lking lnely and sad. She was hlding a piece f paper in her hand, and tears were rlling dwn her face. I felt a wave f regret. I wanted t g t her. But I didn’t have the curage.
I turned arund and walked away. I thught that was the end f ur friendship, and that we wuld never speak t each ther again.
But I was wrng
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As I was walking back t class, I felt a tap n my shulder.
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Anna and I bth smiled and cried.
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Dear Mike,
I hpe yu are ding well. I’m excited t share with yu abut the campus art festival that tk place last week. The event shwcased varius frms f art like paintings, sculptures, and perfrmances by talented students. We had interactive art bths and wrkshps, t. The respnse was incredible, with a large turnut f bth students and faculty. The atmsphere was vibrant and creative, making it a memrable experience fr everyne invlved.
Lking frward t hearing frm yu sn.
Yurs,
Li Hua
82. As I was walking back t class, I felt a tap n my shulder. I turned arund and saw Anna standing behind me, hlding ut the piece f paper. It was a drawing f us, hlding hands and smiling. Underneath it, she had written: “I’ m srry. Can we be friends again?” I lked at her, and saw the sincerity in her eyes. I gt emtinal and hugged her. I said: “I’ m srry t. Of curse we can be friends again.”
Anna and I bth smiled and cried. We frgave each ther, and prmised t never fight again. We realized that ur friendship was mre imprtant than any argument. We walked back t class, feeling happy and relieved. I had almst lst my best friend, but I had fund her again. We bth had learned a valuable lessn that even best friends need t cmmunicate prmptly t clear up misunderstandings. I will never frget that day, and I will always value ur friendship.