山东省枣庄市2024-2025学年高二上学期学业模拟测试英语试题

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一、未知
Walking thrugh the streets f a new city is a gd way t take in all the sights and sunds that yu may have missed if yu travel n a bus. The fllwing are the mst walkable cities in Eurpe.
Seville
Seville in Spain takes the tp as Eurpe’s mst walkable city. Visitrs can explre n ft the impressive Plaza de Espana, the UNESCO-listed palace f Real Alcazar and Seville Cathedral. And it’s nly half an hur trip t visit Barri Santa Cruz neighburhd and admire the Trre Girald a bell twer.
Venice
Venice in Italy ranks as the secnd best. There are a lt f quiet alleyways t explre, as well as bridges ver the canals that the city is famus fr. Just under half an hur will take yu n a tur f the impressive Grand Canal, Dge’s Palace, St Mark’s Square, Basilica and bell twer.
Prt
Prt in Prtugal cmes in third with its tp attractins all cvered by a 30-minute walking rute. Walk alng the Dm Luís I Bridge ver the Dur River and enjy a riverfrnt prmenade（滨河大道）alng the Cais da Ribeira. The Stck Exchange Palace — listed as a Wrld Heritage Site by UNESCO — is als just a shrt walk away.
Flrence
Flrence in Italy gets its place as the furth mst walkable city in Eurpe. Visitrs can easily explre its stunning array f attractins n ft. In nly 33 minutes, yu can take in the splendur f Flrence’s great destinatins.
1．Hw lng can a walking-tur take in each f the cities?
A．Abut half an hur.B．Mre than an hur.
C．An hur and a half.D．Nearly tw hurs.
2．Which city is famus fr its canals?
A．Seville.B．Venice.C．Prt.D．Flrence.
3．What is the purpse f this text?
A．T shw a new way f travelling.B．T recmmend sme scenic spts.
C．T cmpare tw ways f travelling.D．T intrduce fur walkable cities.
Helen Mnsn has always been interested in helping her cmmunity. Her first vlunteer experience was fr the American Red Crss when she was in high schl. When she was a schl teacher, she rganized a Super Saturday fun day fr kids in the cmmunity.
After she retired, she started vlunteering t help the ld. When her father was lder, he was nt able t see as well as he used t, which made her sad because he had always enjyed reading bks. She decided it wuld be fun t read t elderly peple in her cmmunity.
She als helped ne wman write her stries. Ann was almst 100 years ld, and Helen wrte dwn infrmatin abut her life when she visited her. She put the infrmatin in a bk and gt it published. Ann was very excited t share her life stry with her children and grandchildren.
One day, Helen read an article in the newspaper abut immigrants （移民）wh needed t learn English. Nw, she meets nce a week with Sahra, a 38-year-ld wman frm Smalia. Helen gave Sahra a camera and asked her t take pictures f her daily life. She develped the pictures, and then asked Sahra questins abut them. In the end, they wrte a bk tgether and used the phts in the bk. This helped Sahra learn many new wrds abut her everyday life.
Helen says, “The mst rewarding part f vlunteer wrk is becming friends with the peple I help. They enrich my life as well as I enrich theirs.”
4．When did Helen start her vlunteer wrk?
A．Befre starting schl.B．After her retirement.
C．When in high schl.D．When she was a teacher.
5．Hw did Helen help the ld peple in her cmmunity?
A．By reading bks t them.B．By listening t their stries.
C．By preparing fd fr them.D．By teaching them t write.
6．Hw is Helen’s methd f teaching Sahra English?
A．Useless.B．Effective.C．Strange.D．Cmmn.
7．What can we learn abut Helen frm the text?
A．She is a devted teacher.B．She has an pen mind.
C．She likes making friends.D．She is kind and helpful.
Rbtic pets are life-like machines designed t lk and act like real animals. They’re sft, cute and cuddly（可爱的）.
These mechanical cats and dgs have becme mre and mre ppular in recent years, and they are nw being used in varius places fr peple with dementia （痴呆）, including nursing hmes, hspitals, r even peple’s hmes.
Peple with dementia have a hard time remembering things. They can’t have real pets because they might frget t walk their animals r feed them. They may nt be able t take pets t animal hspitals in case f an emergency, either.
Als, pets are nt always accepted in nursing hmes. Sme peple there might nt like animals, and they are likely t cause prblems such as making lud nises r leaving messes.
All f these prblems can be slved with rbtic pets. Studies have shwn that these “animals” can lwer stress, reduce depressin, prevent lneliness, and even imprve scial and cmmunicatin abilities in thse suffering frm dementia. Researchers have yet t find any prblems using rbtic pets t keep peple cmpany. With these cute pet rbts, peple with dementia can be cmfrted withut running the risk f harming r lsing their pets.
8．What can rbtic pets d fr peple with dementia?
A．Help d husewrk.B．Treat their diseases.
C．Keep them cmpany.D．Take them t hspital.
9．What might be ne reasn fr rbtic pets’ ppularity in nursing hmes?
A．They are quiet and clean.B．They dn’t run away.
C．They dn’t need feeding.D．They seldm get sick.
10．What des the last paragraph mainly tell abut rbtic pets?
A．Their prblems.B．The future studies.
C．Their benefits.D．Their designs.
Larry was always silent. He didn’t have any . One day, his teacher Mr. Brwn asked Larry t him after class.
“Yu dn’t seem t shw any in anything; nr want t talk t anyne. What’s the ?” Mr. Brwn asked.
Larry replied, “I have t face sme very incidents. I keep thinking abut them, s I feel sad and dn’t feel like t anyne.”
Mr. Brwn listened , and then said, “Wuld yu like sme lemnade（柠檬水）?”
Larry felt a little surprised and yes.
Mr. Brwn prepared the lemnade. He added much but little sugar n purpse. Larry made a strange as sn as he drank a sip.
“Yu dn’t seem t it?” Mr. Brwn asked.
“Just a bit t much salt in it.”
“Oh, never . I will thrw it away.” As Mr. Brwn was abut t take it away, Larry him.
“Sir, if we put a little mre sugar, it will be fine.”
Hearing this, Mr. Brwn said happily, “This is just what I want t yu. Similarly, we cannt remve sad things in ur life, but we can add sme f gd experiences.”
11．A．sisterB．classmateC．brtherD．friend
12．A．meetB．helpC．callD．teach
13．A．prideB．hpeC．interestD．plan
14．A．excuseB．matterC．answerD．meaning
15．A．happyB．sadC．funnyD．great
16．A．lkingB．cmingC．gettingD．talking
17．A．carefullyB．eagerlyC．angrilyD．gladly
18．A．fferedB．acceptedC．nddedD．decided
19．A．saltB．waterC．milkD．lemn
20．A．cughB．smileC．jumpD．face
21．A．likeB．makeC．suitD．taste
22．A．hateB．mindC．leaveD．drink
23．A．refusedB．warnedC．stppedD．cmfrted
24．A．prmiseB．shwC．changeD．give
25．A．warmthB．clevernessC．sweetnessD．thught
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。
Spring is a gd time fr kite flying—a ppular activity in China. On a 26 （sun）day with a gd wind, yu’ll see hundreds f clrful kites 27 （fly）in the sky. They have all kinds f shapes like swallws and peaches. Sme f the shapes have special 28 （meaning）. Fr example, swallws mean gd luck and peaches bring yu a lng life.
The city f Weifang in Shandng is the hme f the kite. The city hlds 29 internatinal kite festival in April every year. There 30 （be）cmpetitins fr kite-flying skills and new styles f kites. Thusands f kite fans frm all ver the wrld visit the city t take part in the cmpetitins, 31 just t enjy this clrful event.
The kite 32 （invent）by Chinese peple ver2,000 years ag. Accrding t histrical recrd, kites were first used by sldiers 33 （send）news t their friends. In the Tang Dynasty, flying kites became a ppular game played by everyne.
As it was intrduced t the West in the 1100s, the kite brught a great influence n Western life. In1782, the lightning rd（避雷针）was invented 34 the help f a kite. Mdern aircraft came frm kites, t. At the Natinal Air and Space Museum in Washingtn DC, a bard reads: “The 35 （early）man-made aircrafts were the kites and missiles f ancient China.”
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注意：
1. 词数：80-100；
2. 可适当增加细节，以使行文连贯。
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