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A. It is canceled in July. B. It is only in August. C. It is very popular.
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A. Completing a project. B. Setting up a website. C. Designing a brand image.
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5 , A B C A. The busy city lifestyle. B. One of her dreams. C. A type of exercise.
, 10 14. How does Rebecca describe the new range of clothing
A. It is designed for young people.
How much is the shirt B. It is made of dark-colored material.
A. 19.15. B. 9.18. C. 9.15.
C
A. A local press. B. A night jogger. C. A sports star.
A. Tell her his room number. B. Present his ID card. C. Move to a new room.
A. Produce the clothing abroad.
B. Expand the business globally.
A. At a paint store. B. At their house. C. At a furniture store. C. Develop a new style of clothing.
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17. How long will the event last
A. Two and a half hours. B. Three and a half hours. C. Five and a half hours.
A. Their homework. B. A teacher. C. A website.
( 15 1.5 , 22.5 ) A. Connecting people from various backgrounds.
5 , A B C B. Developing policies for better communities.
, , 5 , C. Improving understanding of environmental issues.
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6 6 7 A. Scientists and artists are involved.
B. Participants should speak English.
A. Enjoy displays of ballet. B. Visit an open-air market. C. Leave the town center. C. It offers a chance to make friends.
A. At 2 p.m. B. At 3 p.m. C. At 5 p.m. A. Expert reports. B. Tea break. C. Round-table discussion.
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, A B C D me to hold the hammer, so we would have time for a conversation with each other. I never saw my
A dad drinking or taking a night out. All he did after work was taking care of his family.
Museums aren,t just for art or historical facts. All around the world, there are museums devoted I grew up and left home for college and since then, my dad had been calling me every Sunday
to the art of cinema. Here are some movie museums you can visit.
RANCHO OBI-WAN STAR WARS MUSEUM summer heat. All he asked was to talk to him, but I was too busy in those days.
Former Wall Street Journal ,s a
, Four years ago, my dad visited me. He spent many hours putting together a swing for my
daughter. He asked me to have a talk with him, but I had to prepare for a trip that weekend.
memorabilia (
One Sunday morning we had a telephone talk as usual. I noticed that my dad had forgotten
,s A New Hope to 2015,s The some things that we discussed lately. I was in a hurry, so our conversation was short. Several hours
Force Awakens later that day I received a call. My father was in the hospital. Immediately I bought a plane ticket
Memorabilia . and on my way, I was thinking about all the occasions I missed to have a talk with my dad. By the
LA CIN MATH QUE FRAN AISE
Paris, ,s largest film collections.
a conversation with me. I realized how little I knew about my dad, his deepest thoughts and his
) a majority of them out of German-occupied France dreams.
After his death, I learned much more about him and even more about myself. All he ever wanted
IT’S A WONDERFUL LIFE MUSEUM was my time. And now he has all my attention every single day.
The It,
photos and other memorabilia from her private collection, such as call sheets from production and ,s dad from paragraph 1
the Academy Awards program.
AUSTRALIAN CENTRE FOR THE MOVING IMAGE A. He was fond of drinking. B. He enjoyed family time.
The Australian Centre for the Moving Image opened in 2002, when it grew from a local C. He had a night part-time job. D. He was a very silent man.
collection of Australian movie memorabilia and history to an international exhibition of film, ,s dad paint her house
television, and digital culture. Over the years, the ACMI has featured lasting and traveling exhibits. A. To ask for small chats. B. To make more money.
C. To kill the summer time. D. To help with her education.
,s purpose in mentioning the swing for her daughter
A. It was founded by two celebrities.
A. To complain about her busy life.
C. It features lasting and traveling displays. B. To explain how to build a swing.
D. It possesses donated photos from an actress. C. To show dad,s care for the family.
D. To compare her dad,s different jobs.
A. Steve Sansweet. B. Henri Langlois. C. Georges Franju. D. Karolyn Grimes.
A. Children should always obey their parents.
B. It is important to keep in touch with relatives.
C. IT C. People should often go back to their hometown.
D. Family time is valuable and should be treasured.
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Mastering the science and art of performing surgery takes a human years of study and practice.
Robots, as it turns out, can learn to do surgical tasks much faster. A new study on Robot Learning Paris, ginkgo (
surgical tasks as well as a human. are documenting evidence of the event happening later and later, a possible indication of climate
The research team from Johns Hopkins University and Stanford University used a da Vinci change. But the story of ginkgos is not the familiar one of human carelessness with nature.
Surgical System in the study. This is a system designed to perform some surgical tasks while
remotely controlled by a human surgeon. The da Vinci robot allows the surgeon to work with much ancestors dating back 170 million years to the Jurassic Period. It almost went extinct. Then humans
greater control and precision. rescued it and spread it around the world. It
,s such a great evolutionary ( ) and cultural story,
Using a type of AI training called imitation ( ) learning, in which an AI model learns a new says Peter Crane, a ginkgo expert.
task by observing and imitating human actions, reported Fast Company, the robot is able to learn the
very complex set of actions needed to carry out a surgical task. plants began spreading. They grew faster and attracted more pollinators ( ) than ginkgos.
It,s possible that ginkgos were elbowed out of the way, says Crane. Already competing to survive,
the robot,s performance. In addition, to truly test the robot, they essentially presented it with an ginkgos began to disappear during a time of global cooling that began around 66 million years ago.
unknown scenario ( ) that it had not trained on. It was able to perform the virtual simulation ( ) By the time the last ice age ended 11,000 years ago, the remaining survivors were found in China.
. This suggests that the robot was able to generalize, rather than just memorize and Ginkgo trees are smelly. My guess is that they were eaten by animals that liked smelly things.
would be able to manage the unexpected situations that tend to occur in a real-life operating room. They then passed through their body and grew. Crane says. Those same seeds may have helped
It,s really magical to have this model where all we do is feed it camera input, and it can predict
safe to eat. It,the robotic movements needed for surgery, Dr. Axel Krieger, senior author of the study, told Fast s then, when the trees had long since disappeared elsewhere, that people in China may
Company. have begun planting them and eating their seeds. Then gradually ginkgos spread across the world.
,
robotics. s seemingly naturally resistant to insects and high levels of air pollution.
Crane isn,t worried about its future, though: The popularity of the species will help it survive.
Though its status in the wild may be difficult to access, it,s a plant that,s unlikely to ever go
An automated surgeon could bring all the skills and expertise of a human surgeon to the people who extinct, he says.
need them. ,s leaf drop
28. How does the robot actually perform surgery A. The colder weather in winter. B. The protection from city councils.
C. The global warming phenomenon. D. The careless interaction with humans.
A. By simplifying complex actions. B. By being guided by a doctor at its side.
C. By learning from human behavior. D. By remotely controlling a human surgeon. A. The reasons why ginkgos almost died out.
in paragraph 4 mean B. The advantages of ginkgos over other plants.
A. Formally. B. Patiently. C. Secretly. D. Perfectly. C. The theories of experts for multiplying ginkgos.
, survival
A. It is truly innovative. B. It will be applied more.
A. Their eatable seeds. B. Their unpleasant smell.
C. It needs to be improved. D. It is cost-effective. C. The natural evolution. D. The careful planting.
35. How does Crane feel about ginkgos, future
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The latest thing in architecture is green buildings covering walls and roofs with a carpet 41 .
of plants to prevent heat, absorb rain and provide a home for wildlife. Many such buildings need ) of light caught my eye just as I 42 the door. I turned my head to see that
complex systems for holding and irrigating the soil. 36 a 43 firefly had flown in with us through the open 44 and was now crazily trying
to 45 46
Ivy is a group of evergreen climbing plants, whose power to live is hard to beat. Firstly, it can
could feel its little wings beat against my 47
live in almost any surroundings, whether in shade or full sun. 37 It grows well in both dry
opened the back door and 48
and damp soil. Moreover, it doesn,t need supports as it grows aerial roots that can be attached to most its light in the 49 .
things. For these reasons, ivy can be widely grown to beautify an ugly wall or a fence. 38 It is Before I walked back in, I took the 50 to look over the grassland behind my home. There
winter. such little creatures could 51 so much light. I stood there in awe.
However, there are some concerns about growing ivy. Ivy has a reputation for damaging 52 53 inside of ourselves.
buildings, but according to the UK,s Royal Horticultural Society, this doesn,t usually happen unless
brighter. And every time we 54 the light, we can 55 the light in others to shine as well.
the walls already have cracks. 39 But Blanusa at the University of Reading, UK, who has
) next to the wall by only you think.
a small amount.
40 Once ivy has been in the ground for a few years, it can grow out of control. Just 41. A. forest B. house C. grassland D. garden
don,t let it get the better of you. 42. A. kicked B. repaired C. touched D. closed
43. A. blind B. familiar C. tiny D. dangerous
44. A. door B. hand C. cage D. sky
B. Therefore, I strongly oppose growing ivy.
46. A. gently B. warmly C. similarly D. regularly
C. The other fear is that it can make walls damp. 47. A. head B. heart C. skin D. eye
D. Besides, it can be tolerant of various kinds of soil. 48. A. escaped B. stepped C. survived D. waited
E. Anyway, you do need to be careful in growing ivy. 49. A. trees B. noise C. crowds D. darkness
F. An ivy-covered wall will slightly warm a room in winter. 50. A. time B. plan C. wish D. promise
G. However, there is a much easier approach: growing some ivy.
53. A. misses B. receives C. blocks D. carries
54. A. hide B. share C. avoid D. understand
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Shawn had been working on his entry for the school,s poster contest for weeks. The topic of the
56 (keyboard) faster contest was recycling, and the winner would receive the honor of having his or her poster displayed
all around the school. This was a big event and he couldn,t afford to miss it. And Shawn was sure his
different approach. He feels that neat handwriting 57 (be) still an important skill, so he has was the best in the class ,s!
his students write not only by hand but also 58 old fashioned fountain pens.
Fountain pens 59 (use) in schools long ago and have been regaining popularity lately
because they are refillable. Today, a writer 60 (simple) throws an empty pen away and class knew they were competitors. One thing Shawn excelled at, though, was art.
gets 61 new one. His poster, which showed a garbage pile threatening to crush the school, looked really good.
So far, Mr. Lewis is pleased with the results of his experiment. He reports that his students The only problem was the slogan, which was a little boring. It read, Recycle .
are taking more care with their work, and their self-confidence has improved as well. He is These are all excellent, but there are two
happy with the 62 (improve) he sees in his students, writing 63 in his own writing. entries that really stand out.
He knows that computers are here 64 (stay) and that they will not disappear. However, he ,s poster, too. The artwork wasn,t great, Shawn saw, but the words written
believes that the practice with fountain pens helps students to focus, to write faster, and they across the top were powerful. They read, It, Recycle It! Even Shawn had to admit
can feel proud of 65 (they). it was a good slogan.
ended in a tie. It was really a hard decision, for they both did a good job in the designing, each with
( 15 )
Life Shawn walked out of the school, with his head and shoulders hanging down. He knew the
1. alone a few steps ahead, his face tensing with worry. He cast Shawn a look, but didn
,t say a single
2. word.
1. 80 1. 150
2. 2.
Ways to Live a Healthy Life At that very moment, Shawn had an idea.
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石家莊市 2024~2025學年度第二學期期末教學質量檢測
高二英語 參考答案
聽力 （20×1.5=30分）
1—5 BABBA 6—10 BACCA 11—15 CCACC 16—20 BBCBA
閱讀（20×2.5=50分）
21—23 BDB 24—27 BACD 28—31 CDAB 32—35 CAAC 36—40 GDACE
完形填空（15×1=15分）
41—45 BDCAC 46—50 ACBDA 51—55 BCDBD
語法填空（10×1.5=15分）
56. keyboards 57. is 58. with 59. were used 60. simply
61. a 62. improvement 63. and 64. to stay 65. themselves
應用文寫作 （15分）
Ways to Live a Healthy Life
Life is beautiful. We can never take our health for granted since happiness, first of all, lies in health. Here are
some tips on how to live a healthy life.
First, drink enough water every day. It’s essential for our bodies to function well. Second, exercise whenever
possible. Daily exercise brings benefits to our health, such as lowering the risk of disease. Besides, getting rid of
junk food, developing a balanced diet and keeping a positive attitude all contribute to a healthy life.
All in all, take small steps and you’ll never regret it.
讀后續寫 （25分）
At that very moment, Shawn had an idea. He came up to Neil and put forward his suggestion that if Neil
agreed, maybe they could work together, combining his own art and Neil’s words to make a really great poster.
Neil smiled at Shawn for the first time all year. “I think that sounds like a winning idea!” Neil said.
The exhibition Shawn had been looking forward to finally came. Everybody in their class was curious to know
who would gain the entry for the school’s poster contest. After all, both Shawn and Neil had equal shares of honor
and power in areas where they were strong and confident. In the expectation of everyone, the jury announced the
result of the contest finally. The poster created by the two students Shawn and Neil won the first prize, which was
both in and out of all the expectation. What made everyone admire was that a partnership really made a real
difference.
（注：“一個故事，多種結尾”，此文僅供參考。）
附 1:
寫作評分細則
閱卷賦分時，請按照內容、語言、結構、規范四個維度歸檔后給出綜合評價。
（一）應用文寫作評分參考標準
各檔次的給分范圍和要求
第五檔 (13-15分)
完全完成了試題規定的任務。
—覆蓋所有內容要點。
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—應用了較多的語法結構和詞匯。
—語法結構或詞匯方面有些許錯誤，但為盡力使用較復雜結構或較高級詞匯所致;具備較強的語言運用能力。
—有效地使用了語句間的連接成分，使全文結構緊湊。
完全達到了預期的寫作目的。
第四檔 (10-12分)
完全完成了試題規定的任務。
—雖漏掉 1、2個次重點，但覆蓋所有主要內容。
—應用的語法結構和詞匯能滿足任務的要求。
—語法結構或詞匯方面應用基本準確，些許錯誤主要是因嘗試較復雜語法結構或詞匯所致。
—應用簡單的語句間的連接成分，使全文結構緊湊。
達到了預期的寫作目的。
第三檔 (7-9分)
基本完成了試題規定的任務。
—雖漏掉一些內容，但覆蓋所有主要內容。
—應用的語法結構和詞匯能滿足任務的要求。
—有一些語法結構或詞匯方面的錯誤，但不影響理解。
—應用簡單的語句間的連接成分，使全文內容連貫。
整體而言，基本達到了預期的寫作目的。
第二檔 (4-6分)
未恰當完成試題規定的任務。
—漏掉或未描述清楚一些主要內容，寫了一些無關內容。
—語法結構單調、詞匯項目有限。
—有一些語法結構或詞匯方面的錯誤，影響了對寫作內容的理解。
—較少使用語句間的連接成分，內容缺少連貫性。
信息未能清楚地傳達給讀者。
第一檔 (1-3分)
未完成試題規定的任務。
—明顯遺漏主要內容，寫了一些無關內容，原因可能是未理解試題要求。
—語法結構單調、詞匯項目有限。
—較多語法結構或詞匯方面的錯誤，影響對寫作內容的理解。
—缺乏語句間的連接成分，內容不連貫。
信息未能傳達給讀者。
0
未能傳達給讀者任何信息：內容太少，無法評判；寫的內容均與所要求內容無關或所寫內容無法看清。
（二）讀后續寫評分參考標準
各檔次的給分范圍和要求
第五檔（21~25分）
— 創造了豐富、合理的內容，富有邏輯性，續寫完整，與原文情境融洽度高。
— 使用了多樣并且恰當的詞匯和語法結構，可能有個別小錯，但完全不影響理解。
— 有效地使用了語句間銜接手段，全文結構清晰，意義連貫。
第四檔（16~20分）
— 創造了比較豐富、合理的內容，比較有邏輯性，續寫比較完整，與原文情境融洽度較高。
— 使用了比較多樣并且恰當的詞匯和語法結構，可能有些許錯誤，但不影響理解。
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— 比較有效地使用了語句間銜接手段，全文結構比較清晰，意義比較連貫。
第三檔（11~15分）
— 創造了基本合理的內容，有一定的邏輯性，續寫基本完整，與原文情境相關。
— 使用了簡單的詞匯和語法結構，有一些錯誤或不恰當之處，但基本不影響理解。
— 基本有效地使用了語句間銜接手段，全文結構基本清晰，意義基本連貫。
第二檔（6~10分）
— 內容或邏輯上有一些重大問題，續寫不夠完整，與原文情境有一定程度脫節。
— 所使用的詞匯有限，語法結構單調，錯誤較多，影響理解。
— 未能有效地使用語句間銜接手段，全文結構不夠清晰，意義不夠連貫。
第一檔（1~5分）
— 內容或邏輯上有較多重大問題，或有部分內容抄自原文，續寫不完整，與原文情境基本脫節。
— 所使用的詞匯有限，語法結構單調，錯誤很多，嚴重影響理解
— 幾乎沒有使用語句間銜接手段，全文結構不清晰，意義不連貫。
零分：所寫內容太少或無法看清以致無法評判：所寫內容全部抄自原文或與題目要求完全不相關。
未作答。
附 2:
聽力材料
(Text 1)
M: Excuse me. I’m in Room 217, but I seem to have lost my room card.
W: That’s no problem, sir. I’ll just need your ID card before I can issue the new one.
(Text 2)
M: Have you finished the sales report, Shelly
W: Well, I have a presentation to prepare.
M: But it’s really important that it’s finished as soon as possible.
W: I’ll do it now. Ted isn’t too busy, so he can give me a hand.
(Text 3)
W: Look, Bill. There’s no way we can paint the whole house ourselves. I think we should have a professional do it.
M: But Natalie, if we do it, we can save a lot of money. I’d rather spend the money on new furniture.
(Text 4)
M: You’re late again, Susan. And please, I don’t want to hear any excuses this time.
W: You’ve got every right to be like that, Mr. Williams. But the bus was unreliable today.
(Text 5)
M: Rachel, do you know what our physics assignment is I don’t think Professor Parker mentioned it in class.
W: He won’t give out assignments in class anymore. We’re supposed to look at the website, remember
M: Oh, yeah. That’s right.
第一節到此結束。
第二節
聽下面 5段對話或獨白。每段對話或獨白后有幾個小題，從題中所給的 A、B、C三個選項中選出最佳
選項。聽每段對話或獨白前，你將有時間閱讀各個小題，每小題 5秒鐘；聽完后，各小題將給出 5秒鐘的
作答時間。每段對話或獨白讀兩遍。
聽下面一段對話，回答第 6和第 7兩個小題。現在，你有 10秒鐘的時間閱讀這兩個小題。
(Text 6)
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W: Henry, do you know if there are any displays of ballet dancing at the festival I’m particularly interested in that
as I do it as a hobby.
M: There isn’t any ballet, I’m afraid, but there’ ll be a demonstration of traditional dances from all around the
country.
W: Oh, that’d be nice. Where’s that being held
M: It’s in the market in the town center — the outdoor one, not the covered market. And it’s on at 2 and 5 every
afternoon of the festival.
W: Lovely. I’m interested in all kinds of dancing, so I’m sure I’ll enjoy that!
聽下面一段對話，回答第 8和第 9兩個小題。現在，你有 10秒鐘的時間閱讀這兩個小題。
(Text 7)
M: Good morning. This is Far and Away Travel Agents. How can I help you today
W: Hello. I’d like to book a mid-week break to Berlin at the end of this month.
M: Let’s see ...Unfortunately, all mid-week trips to Berlin in July are fully booked unless there’s a cancellation. But
we do have availability in August.
W: Oh no! I can’t go any other time.
M: It’s much cheaper to go on holiday in the middle of the week than at the weekend. That’s why mid-week
holidays always sell out very quickly. You need to book earlier.
W: Can you suggest anything else
M: Well, Paris is very nice in July. Let’s see what’s available...
聽下面一段對話，回答第 10至第 12三個小題。現在，你有 15秒鐘的時間閱讀這三個小題。
(Text 8)
W: David, you’ve been so busy lately.
M: Yeah, but it’s okay. The big project I’m working on is almost done. It involves upgrading the company’s
website and creating a new brand strategy.
W: Great. Get some rest after you finish it.
M: I don’t think I can. I’m thinking about moving to another company.
W: Really Did you get a job offer from somewhere
M: No. Actually, I love working as a designer here.
W: Of course. You also said you sometimes had conflicts of opinions with your manager but that was bearable.
M: Yes, I did. I’m satisfied with almost everything here. The only thing is, I need to have more flexible hours.
W: Now, I get it.
M: So I might start a job search from the end of this month.
W: Good luck. I’m sure you’ll find something.
聽下面一段對話，回答第 13至第 16四個小題。現在，你有 20秒鐘的時間閱讀這四個小題。
(Text 9)
M: Hi, Rebecca. Thanks for talking to Eastern Press today. How is it going with the new sports clothing
W: Hi, Steve. Not bad at all.
M: The idea of “sports at night” is such an absolutely original one. Can you tell me more about it
W: Well, in many big cities, it’s almost impossible for people to go jogging during the day. Everyone’s very busy.
Anyway, one night in bed, I had this idea for a new type of sports clothing.
M: So you developed this range called “NightJogging.”
W: That’s right, and it appeals to men and women of all ages. The clothes are made from brightly colored material
and have highly reflective stickers, making joggers easily visible in the dark to ensure their safety.
M: Was it difficult to promote
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W: It was practically impossible to attract interest at the beginning. But then we won the support of a local sports
star. Since then, it’s been absolutely amazing.
M: What are your plans for the future
W: We would like to launch our range in China next year. And maybe in other countries after that.
M: Well, we wish you the best of luck.
聽下面一段獨白，回答第 17至第 20四個小題。現在，你有 20秒鐘的時間閱讀這四個小題。
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M: Hello everyone. This is the announcement about a green event called Rivers in the Mekong Delta and Actions
of Youth. The event will be organized from 2 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. on 17 August, at Can Tho University. OK. Now,
let me briefly tell you about the aims and activities at the event. The event helps the young people to better
understand the current issues at rivers in the Mekong Delta and how climate change has influenced lives and
communities. There will be many scientists, artists, lecturers, and students who are interested in environmental
issues. One unique aspect of the event is that the English language will be used throughout, so you’ll have a
chance to improve your English. About the activities, greetings will go first, followed by reports from experts in
the environment. You will also have an opportunity to talk and make friends during tea break. Finally, a
round-table discussion on how to protect rivers will help you to speak out and share your ideas. That’s so
wonderful, right At the end of the event, each of you will receive a certificate for attending the conference
from the organizers. Hope to see you at the event!
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