重庆市第七中学2024-2025学年高二上学期期中英语试题（Word版附解析）

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（满分150分，考试时间120分钟）
第一部分 听力（共两节，满分30分）
第一节（共5小题；每小题1.5分，满分7.5分）
听下面5段对话。每段对话后有一个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项。听完每段对话后，你都有10秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅读下一小题。每段对话仅读一遍。
1. What wuld the wman like t have?
A. Tea. B. Cffee. C. Water.
2. What shuld the man d first?
A. Sign up fr the class. B. G t the classrm. C. Cllect the textbk.
3. Where are the speakers?
A. At a train statin. B. In an ffice. C. In a street.
4. What des the man remind the wman t d?
A. Park the car. B. Lk at the rad signs. C. Check the mirrrs.
5. Which painting will the wman buy?
A. The ne abut muntains. B. The ne abut frest. C. The ne abut cities.
第二节（共15小题；每小题1.5分，满分22.5分）
听下面5段对话或独白。每段对话或独白后有几个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项。听每段对话或独白前，你将有时间阅读各个小题，每小题5秒钟；听完后，各小题将给出5秒钟的作答时间。每段对话或独白读两遍。
听第6段材料，回答第6、7题。
6. What is the relatinship between the speakers?
A. Old schl friends. B. C-wrkers. C. Father and daughter.
7 What did the man study at cllege?
A. Law. B. Engineering. C. Business.
听第7段材料，回答第8、9题。
8 What makes the cake taste special?
A. The cffee. B. The banana. C. The butter.
9. What is the wman's main jb?
A. A cake-maker. B. A plicewman. C. A teacher.
听第8段材料，回答第10至12题。
10. Which city has hsted the mst summer Olympic Games s far?
A. Lndn. B. Paris. C. Ls Angeles.
11. When did Paris hst the summer Olympic Games last time?
A. In 1908. B. In 1924. C. In 1948.
12. What left the deepest impressin n the wman?
A. The tw winners in the high jump.
B. The family pht in the sht put.
C The new Asian recrd in 100 meters.
听第9段材料，回答第13至16题。
13. What are the speakers mainly talking abut?
A. Ocean prtectin plans. B. Beached animals. C. New research.
14. Which animal did the man nce help?
A. A dlphin. B. A whale. C. A shark.
15. What did the expert suggest the man d t the animal he fund?
A. Pull it back t the sea. B. Give it sme fd. C. Pur water n it.
16. Hw des the wman feel abut animal shws in the zs?
A. Angry. B. Curius. C. Excited.
听第10段材料，回答第17至20题。
17. What did Min ften help her mther d?
A. Prepare the meals. B. Clean the huse. C. Feed the animals.
18. What is Alice?
A. A pig. B. A duck. C. A hrse.
19. Why did Min leave the farm?
A. T wrk fr a lawyer. B. T g t university. C. T visit her childhd friend.
20. What will Min prbably d in the future?
A. Manage a farm. B. Wrk in New Yrk. C. Be a university prfessr.
第二部分 阅读（共两节，满分50分）
第一节（共15小题；每小题2.5分，满分37.5分）
阅读下列短文，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。
A
Immersive Disney Animatin Singapre
Since its wrld debut in Trnt in December 2022, Immersive Disney Animatin has already drawn audiences acrss 13 Nrth American cities and made an intercntinental splash in Tky. Nw, this much-awaited jurney is abut t hit Suth East Asia fr the first time n 18th Nvember 2023 at the Sands Theatre, Marina Bay Sands!
HIGHLIGHTS
The drs pen up t a stunning 360-degree envirnment that will transprt yu int the wrld f Disney’s strytelling. Frm classic hits t the latest blckbusters like Frzen, Encant, Ztpia, and Big Her 6, yu can jurney thrugh icnic scenes and meet the timeless characters.
The experience ges beynd mere visual delights. There’ll be lts f interactive elements t, including flrs that mve with yu as yu explre the galleries, bubble snwfall, wristbands that light up in different clrs, and mre. Of curse, children will be prvided with prtective gear when they are explring with parents.
It is als a hands-n adventure that will ignite yur creativity and deepen yur understanding f the art f animatin. Inside the gallery filled with rarely seen exhibits frm the Walt Disney Animatin Research Library, yu can discver animatr’s character sketches and get t knw sme f the incredible animatrs behind Disney’s legacy. There is als an interactive drawing table t try yur hand at drawing yur wn cartn characters and make them mve.
EVENT DETAILS
Date: Frm 18th Nv 2023 (Sat)
Opening hurs:
Mn–Thu & Sun: 10 am – 10 pm
Fri-Sat: 10 am – 11:30pm
Duratin: 90 minutes per slt (时间段)
Exhibitin Time-Slts:
10 am; 11:30 am; lpm;2:30 pm;4 pm;5:30 pm;7 pm;8:30 pm
10 pm (Only applicable t Fridays and Saturdays)
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1. What can yu experience in the Immersive Disney Animatin Singapre?
A. Feasting yur eyes n fantastic magic shws.
B. Interacting with Disney characters face t face.
C. Creating yur wn animated cartn characters.
D. Enjying a 90-minute newly-released Disney film.
2. What is a suitable time t g t Sands Theatre fr the exhibitin?
A. 10 am, 19th Nv 2023.B. 11 am, 17th Nv 2023.
C. 10 pm, 20th Nv 2023.D. 11 pm, 18th Nv 2023.
3. Where is this text mst prbably taken frm?
A. A travel brchure.B. An fficial website.
C. A lcal newspaper.D. An nline shpping platfrm.
B
Last summer at a bkstre, my sn Henry was fascinated by the cver f the first nvel frm Peter Brwn’s middle-grade trilgy (三部曲). He then finished it in just tw days. “Dad, why did The Wild Rbt have t be s sad?” He tearfully asked me.
The stry is set n a remte island, where a rbt named Rz learns t survive and cmmunicate with the island's creatures, and becmes part f the cmmunity. Fr my sn, it was the first bk he discvered n his wn; the first t impact him with the mix f tragedy (悲剧)and jy.
When I finished the bk, I knew why Henry lved it. In ur bk club discussin, he described hw Brwn’s pictures and wrds had made the stry feel real. When talking abut its final scenes, where Rz leaves t find repairs fr her injured bdy, Henry cried again. His previus reading experiences had cheerful, “happily-ever-after” endings, but this bk intrduced him t the beauty f cmplex emtins. I tried t explain hw sadness can enhance the meaning f happy mments, but failed t fully persuade him.
Once ur discussin ended, Henry requested t buy The Wild Rbt Escapes and instantly fell in lve with it. He read the first tw bks repeatedly, s yu can imagine his excitement when we finally gt a cpy f The Wild Rbt Prtects.
We bth agree it is wrth the wait. Rz leaves the island again t stp an underwater threat: “the pisn tide.” Brwn expertly balances between breathtaking adventure and unsettling ideas-nt just happiness and sadness, but als, given the climate-change undercurrents (暗流), hpe and despair.
And, here’s smething special abut Rz: her physical clumsiness (笨拙)and cnfusin abut life, cnveyed thrugh her expressive eyes and dwnturned muth. Her stry reflects the challenges f surviving in a strange place, much like a child’s jurney. Readers lve Rz. They learn frm her. Even better, they learn alngside her. Rz gave Henry the pwer t push thrugh the first bk’s sad parts, getting him ready t appreciate that, smetimes, sadness isn’t a bad thing t feel.
4. What drve the authr t read The Wild Rbt?
A. Its attractive cver.B. Henry’s tearful recmmendatin.
C. Its tragic ending.D. Henry’s emtinal reactin t it.
5. What is ne theme f The Wild Rbt Prtects?
A. Family and sciety.B. Explratin f the cean.
C. Cncerns ver glbal issues.D. Man-rbt relatinship.
6. What makes Rz in the trilgy special?
A. Her childlike expressins.B. Her struggling experiences.
C. Her rbtic pwer.D. Her adventurus spirit.
7. Which message des this text seem t cmmunicate?
A. Misfrtune inspires great literary wrks.B. Rbt stries wrk like magic n children.
C. Bk discussins help kids survive tragedies.D. Reading literature facilitates persnal grwth.
C
The missin is simple. Arrive n freign sil, fit in and wait. Then, when the time is right, emerge frm the shadws and take ver. This prcedure, familiar frm spy fictin as the preserve f sleeper agents, is als the strategy f certain invasive plant species.
Invasive species that stay put, knwn as sleeper species, are nt hard-wired t d s. Their natural tendency t expand is, instead, held back by sme external factr. With the climate rapidly changing, Bethany Bradley at the University f Massachusetts wndered whether alteratins in temperature and rainfall had the ptential t activate sme sleeper species. As she reprts in a paper in Bilgical Inuvasins, the answer is a definitive yes.
Dr Bradley and her team came t their cnclusins by studying 1,795 plant species in nrth-eastern America identifiable as freign but nt yet lcally listed as invasive. Of these, 169 were unquestinably demnstrating invasive behaviur in ther parts f the wrld, and causing damage t their envirnment. That suggested they had the capacity t cause similar damage in America t.
T determine whether the cnditins cming t the regin wuld activate any f the set 169, the researchers first identified the cnditins under which these species wuld thrive (旺盛). A number f the plants n their list were held back by the cld winters that are less and less cmmn in the regin. They als fund that sme ther species required mre rainfall than is typical.
Accrding t the team’s findings, climate change is n track t awaken 18 sleeper species that culd cause serius envirnmental and ecnmic prblems. Dr Bradley estimates that they will start t make themselves felt between 2040 and 2060 if smething is nt dne sn.
The mst practical curse f actin, in her view, is t seek these sleeper species ut befre they are able t spread. Remving them tday may be expensive, but it will be far cheaper than trying t weed them ut tmrrw.
8. What strategy d sleeper species emply?
A. Rapidly expanding in new envirnments.
B. Patiently waiting fr human interventin.
C. Remaining inactive until cnditins are favrable.
D. Aviding detectin by staying in shadwy-crners.
9 What des the underlined wrd “hard-wired” in Paragraph 2 mean?
A. Slwly adapted.
B. Slidly supprted.
C. Externally influenced.
D. Naturally prgrammed.
10. What did researchers aim t uncver by fcusing n the 169 species?
A. The ptential risks they culd pse in the future.
B. Their invasive behavir in ther parts f the wrld.
C. The reasns why they failed t survive in America.
D. Pssible ways t make them less cmmn in America.
11. What’s Dr Bradley’s suggestin fr dealing with sleeper species?
A. Let nature take its curse.
B. Preventin is better than cure.
C. Cutting budgets is a tp pririty.
D. Delay actin until it’s necessary.
D
Driverless taxicabs, almst certainly cming t a city near yu, have scared passengers in San Francisc, Phenix and Austin ver the past year. Sme dcumented their experiences n TikTk, like “startled by the empty frnt seats during a ride t a cffee shp” r “we’re making a left hand turn withut using a left hand”.
The nervus laughter f anxius TikTkers reminds histrian Victr McFarland f the pedestrians (行人) wh yelled “Get a hrse” t mtrists in the 1910s. But McFarland, wh teaches at the University f Missuri, says the new beasts knwn as autmbiles were mre threatening and unfamiliar t peple a century ag than driverless cars are t us nw. “Autmbiles were frightening t a lt f peple at first,” he says. “The early autmbiles were nisy, dangerus, had n seatbelts and ran ver pedestrians.”
Sme peple als felt threatened by the freedm and independence newly available t entire classes f peple, says Saj e Mathieu, a histry prfessr at the University f Minnesta. They included black peple whse mvements were restricted by Jim Crw. Cars let them mre easily search fr everything frm better emplyment t imprved healthcare, as culd wmen.
Larger cncerns tday mve t numerus laws that can be brken when n ne is at the wheel. Wh is t blame if a pregnant persn takes a driverless car acrss state lines t btain an abrtin, fr example? Or when driverless cars transprt illegal drugs?
And back then, like nw, Mathieu adds, there were cncerns abut the future f certain jbs. Once we were wrried abut Teamsters, wh then drve teams f hrses, being ut f wrk. Truckers tday fear that they might sn cmpete with driverless vehicles in their wn dedicated lanes.
“Yu can’t have cngestin-free driving just because yu cnstantly build rads,” bserves histry prfessr Peter Nrtn f the University f Virginia. Nw, he says, is an excellent time t learn frm what has nt wrked in the past. “It desn’t autmatically get safe just because yu have state-f-the-art tech.”
Histrians say we need t stay behind the wheel when it cmes t driverless cars, even if that becmes nly a figure f speech.
12. Why did pedestrians shut “Get a hrse” in the 1910s?
A. They were ppsed t autmbiles.B. They had pity n the pr hrses.
C. They tried t warn mtrists f danger.D. They wanted t wn a hrse themselves.
13. What is a cncern abut the rise f driverless cars tday?
A. It makes car driving a lst art.B. It weakens cmpetitin in certain jbs.
C. It favrs a certain sciecnmic grup.D. It intrduces gray areas in respnsibility.
14. What d histrians suggest with regard t driverless cars?
A. Explring new technlgy further.B. Building mre rads t avid traffic jam.
C. Getting n tp f driverless cars.D. Putting humans physically behind the wheel.
15. What is the best title f the text?
A. Driverless Cars: Pineering a New Era
B. Driverless Cars? What Histry Teaches Us
C. Driverless Cars: Bridging the Past and Present
D. Driverless Cars? Hw Innvatins Shape the Wrld
第二节（共5小题；每小题2.5分，满分12.5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。
Stp Being Angry and Live Happily
Anger is the mst destructive emtin. When yu are in a temper, yu make quick ill-cnsidered decisins that yu will prbably regret. Anger arrives quickly, in respnse t an event r actin. ____16____Hw t stp being angry?
Yu have t accept that smetimes things d g wrng and that peple are nt always lvely. Try t accept that ther peple d behave in ways that will make yu bth frustrated and angry.____17____Als, yu need t accept that nt everyne has the same standards as yu, nr will they behave in the same way that yu wuld in a given situatin.
____18____Martin Luther King was angry abut the lack f civil rights in the USA. Gandhi was angry abut British dminatin in India. They bth used that anger t mtivate themselves t fight against what they saw as injustice. Anger f this type can be used t fuel actin. Use anger t help yu but nt t pull yu back.
Anger management used t be prmted as a way f dealing with anger but all that happens is that the anger is suppressed (压制). ____19____Once yu knw why yu get mad, then it is pssible t deal with the cause. Reacting angrily is a hard habit t break. Anger is a negative reactin, but in this type f situatin, there is n use reacting by frming psitive thughts. Yu need t learn nt t respnd at all. ____20____
It is much harder t stay calm, t walk away frm cnflict, r t take a deep breath and act nrmally. That,hwever, is what yu must d if yu are t stp anger frm becming yur master.
A. By cntrast, anger is slw t pass.
B. Anger, cntrlled prperly, can prmte self-imprvement.
C. A much better way f facing up t anger is t identify the rt cause.
D. This way,yur anger will nt get the emtinal fd it needs t survive.
E. Realizing that n-ne is perfect is a gd start t aviding getting angry.
F. Anger,channeled cnstructively,can be pwerful t make psitive changes.
G. When yu give instructins that are nt fllwed,instead f getting angry,lk fr the reasn why.
第三部分 语言运用（共两节，满分30分）
第一节（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、D四个选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。
When I was 24, I mved t America, 11,000 kilmeters away frm my hmeland. This was ___21___, especially fitting int an unfamiliar envirnment. Wrking frm hme increased my ___22___, as I was cut ff frm scial interactins. Hwever, serving as a vlunteer at a lcal animal shelter ___23___ everything.
Upn arriving at the shelter, I was ___24___ t a small, grey and white cat named Luna immediately. Fund abandned and terrified f humans, Luna ___25___ in the crner, shaking. Her lnely green eyes seemed t ___26___ my wn sense f displacement in this freign land. My task was t slwly gain Luna’s ___27___ and help her adjust, which felt similar t my effrts t ___28___ this new place.
As days turned int weeks, Luna and I develped a ___29___. The prcess f feeding her, speaking sftly, and the ____30____ required t lk after her made this little creature gradually pen her heart t me. Her ____31____ encuraged me t step utside, make new friends, and becme part f the cmmunity.
My time at the shelter prvided a valuable ____32____int settling dwn in a new cuntry. It is an inspiring experience f ____33____ gaps f language and culture and a jurney f persnal grwth. Frm it, I realized the value f time, lve, and a(n) ____34____ heart in frming meaningful relatinships. This jurney aided me in finding a sense f ____35____ in an unfamiliar land.
21. A. tughB. dangerusC. excitingD. rewarding
22. A. happinessB. anxietyC. lnelinessD. guilt
23. A. stretchedB. defeatedC. challengedD. changed
24. A. drawnB. cmmittedC. appealingD. devting
25. A. staredB. accmpaniedC. hidD. relaxed
26. A. rejectB. cntrlC. switchD. mirrr
27. A. favurB. sympathyC. frgivenessD. trust
28. A. escape frmB. adapt tC. set utD. take up
29. A. bndB. habitC. cmbinatinD. rutine
30. A. guidanceB. independenceC. preferenceD. patience
31. A. curageB. acceptanceC. assistanceD. curisity
32. A. innvatinB. insightC. investigatinD. interactin
33. A. leavingB. wideningC. bridgingD. revealing
34. A. penB. simpleC. strngD. inncent
35. A. respnsibilityB. securityC. belngingD. freedm
第二节（共10小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分）
阅读下面短文，在空白处填入一个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。
Amng the Han peple, which make up a vast majrity f ___36___(China) ttal ppulatin, the passage int adulthd is n lnger celebrated, except in thse very traditinal families. In ancient times, this ceremny marked a persn’s transitin t adulthd and was referred t ___37___ the capping r hair-pinning ceremny（冠礼和笈礼）.
This ceremny started frm the clan sciety and cntinued t be held until the Qing Dynasty. The Manchu rulers felt that this ceremny was___38___(meaning) and thus ablished（废除）this ceremny which ___39___（last） fr thusands f years. Frm then n the Han peple have t enter the stage f adulthd withut knwing it. Nwadays, it is mainly in thse minr ethnic grups ___40___ this life passage is still celebrated. In sme parts f China, this ceremny is experiencing ___41___ revival.
When a yung man reached 18 r 20 years ld, the capping ceremny, cmprised f several prcedures wuld be held. The hair f the yung man shuld be dne up and pinned. Then three caps f different materials shuld___42___(place) n the yuth’s head. A girl ___43___(turn) 15, the hair-pinning ceremny, where the mther r anther senir did up and pinned her hair, wuld be held. This change f hairstyle meant that the girl reached maturity and can be wedded.
There are ther interesting custms___44___(cncern) celebratin f the passage int adulthd. Bys f the Ya natinality have t pass abut ten dangerus tests and take aths nt nt t cnduct bad deeds. There are 56 ethnic grups in China and custms vary, s it is ___45___(simple) impssible t discuss all f them.
第四部分 写作（共两节，满分40分）
第一节（满分15分）
46. 假定你是重庆七中的李华，下个月即将参加学校举办的英语演讲比赛。请你写一封邮件向外教David寻求帮助，内容包括：
1.演讲技巧；
2.注意事项
注意：
1.写作词数为80左右；
2.可以适当增加细节，以使行文连贯。
Dear David,
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Yurs sincerely,
Li Hua
第二节（满分25分）
47. 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。
In my childhd, my teacher Mrs. Hunter annunced that ur class wuld cmplete a pen-friend prject. We wuld write letters t children in sme African cuntries t make friends with them. S all f us needed t bring statinery (信纸) t schl the next day.
Finding sme beautiful statinery which was designed with lvely cartn characters, such as Minnie Muse and Snw White in the stre, I asked my mther t buy it fr me. At the stre, we learned that a pack f ten pieces f such statinery cst clse t seven dllars.
“Yu’ll have t use cmmn paper,” my mther said. Then, she bught a pack f cheap cmmn paper fr me. Obviusly, there weren’t any cartn characters n the paper, s I was upset and disappinted. At that time, I didn’t knw my mther was facing sme financial (财政的) prblems and was trying hard t supprt the family.
That night, my mther, a lver f schedules, sent me t the bed at the usual time f 9：30. But then instead f ging t bed as she nrmally did, she remained in the living rm. When I didn’t hear the vice f a news hst thrugh the TV, I wndered what exactly kept my mther up past her bedtime. Walking up t her I fund she bent beneath ur single lamp, sketching (画素描). When I asked what she was drawing, my mther just cvered the page with her arms and rdered me t return t my bed. A week ag, I had begged her fr a new bx f crayns and she refused. Nw I wanted beautiful statinery and she refused again. That night, I lay in bed lking at the mn, believing I was the unluckiest girl in the wrld.
The next mrning, my mther’s eyes were black-ringed, and she lked s tired while preparing the breakfast f atmeal (燕麦糊) in the kitchen. “Drink it befre schl,” she said, pinting at the fd.
注意：
1.续写词数应为150左右；
2.请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。
Paragraph 1：
“I dn’t want any,” I said unhappily, still upset she didn’t buy beautiful statinery fr me.
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Paragraph 2：
“Mm, the cartn characters are s beautiful”I said, with a smile.“Thank yu.”
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