2025-2026学年江苏省苏州市高二（下）期中英语试卷

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Discver Yur Guided Tur at UNESCO
Intrductin t UNESCO Huse
Lcated in Paris's 7th near the Eiffel Twer，UNESCO Huse has been hme t the headquarters f this specialized agency f the United Natins （UN） since 1958.Designed by architects Bernard Zehrfuss，Marcel Breuer and Luigi Nervi，this mdern architectural treasure reflects the spirit f cllabratin （合作） and innvatin.
Tur Highlights
This guided tur，which fcuses n the actins and impact f the United Natins Educatinal，Scientific and Cultural Organizatin （UNESCO），will allw yu t discver its peratin as well as its values.Accmpanied by yur guide，yu will pass thrugh the institutin's icnic （标志性的） spaces，and will discver the exceptinal wrks f art hused in UNESCO Huse：frm Miró t Picass，frm Giacmetti t Calder，as well as the Tlerance Square r the Japanese Garden.A unique and unexpected cllectin unflds alng the way.
Useful infrmatin
Bking Requirements： Fr security reasns，visitrs must email their full names and birth dates at least 3 days befre the visit.Failing t d s will result in denied access.
Special Grups： Disabled visitrs are entitled t free admissin，but the accmpanying persn needs a paid ticket.
Language： Turs are available in multiple languages，including French，English，German，and mre.
Cancellatins： UNESCO reserves the right t cancel the visit due t security cncerns r high level events with refunds ffered.
1.What is the key feature f the guided tur at UNESCO Huse？______
A. It explres the design f the building.
B. It intrduces the influence f UNESCO.
C. It shwcases the exceptinal wrks f art.
D. It shares the values f the United Natins.
2.What are visitrs required t d befre the visit？______
A. Reserve htel rms.B. Have a security check.
C. Chse a preferred language.D. Submit persnal infrmatin.
3.Hw much wuld a cuple with 2 children aged 6 and 17 pay fr admissin？______
A. €27.B. €29.C. €36.D. €44.
B
It has been a landmark year fr Safeena Husain，funder f Educate Girls，a Mumbai-based nnprfit that has helped mre than tw millin girls in remte Indian villages return t schl.In 2019，Educate Girls became the first Asian rganizatin supprted by the Audacius Prject，a scial-impact fund under TED，and set a gal f reaching 1.5 millin ut-f-schl girls.It hit that gal in 2025 and cntinued its wrk.Husain als received a Rckefeller Fundatin residency （实习期），during which she wrte a bk abut her effrts.Educate Girls later became the first nnprfit t receive the Ramn Magsaysay Award，ften called Asia's Nbel Prize.
Husain's mtivatin is persnal.She spent much f her childhd in pverty，surrunded by vilence and abuse，which interrupted her wn educatin.After becming the first in her family t study abrad and wrking fr a decade in the nnprfit sectr in San Francisc，she returned t India and funded Educate Girls. "Frm day ne till tday，it fcuses n the ut-f-schl girl，because that's my lived experience，" she says. "That's what I knw what it feels like t be left behind."
Her new bk，Every Last Girl：A Jurney t Educate India's Frgtten Daughters，is dedicated t a girl named Antimbala — meaning "the last girl" — s called because her parents reflecting a cmmn bias （偏见），hped she wuld be their final daughter.Thrugh such stries，Husain aims t bridge the gender gap in educatin access in India，where，accrding t the Malala Fund，16 percent f schl-age girls are nt enrlled.
By 2035，Educate Girls aims t reach ten millin students.But Husain ntes that the wrk is far frm ver. "I just want t remind peple that there's still 133 millin girls glbally that are ut f schl，" she says. "I've never met a girl wh said， 'I dn't want t g t schl.I want t feed the gats.I want t be a child bride.I want t d the husehld wrk. 'N girl says that.Every single girl wants t be able t g t schl."
4.What des "lived experience" in paragraph 2 refer t？______
A. A lng career.B. Persnal hardship.
C. A shared stry.D. Academic study.
5.Why is Antimbala mentined in paragraph 3？______
A. T serve as a symblic example.
B. T cmpare her family with thers.
C. T illustrate the cultural preference.
D. T explain the title f Husain's bk.
6.What can be inferred frm the last paragraph？______
A. The lcal prblem was a wrldwide issue.
B. The 2035 gal is t fully slve the prblem.
C. The rganizatin plans t expand beynd India.
D. The rganizatin will shift fcus t girls' attitudes.
7.Which f the fllwing is the best title fr the text？______
A. Educate Girls：Transfrming Asian Nnprfits
B. Educate Girls：Changing India's Educatin System
C. Safeena Husain：Leaping frm Pverty t the Nbel Prize
D. Safeena Husain：Reaching Every Last Girl Thrugh Educatin
C
Online shrt-frm vide has shifted frm a light distractin t a cnstant backgrund in many children's lives.
What used t fill a spare mment nw shapes hw yung peple relax and cmmunicate，with platfrms like TikTk，Instagram Reels，and YuTube Shrts drawing in millins thrugh endlessly persnalized feeds.While these apps ffer fun and cnnectin，their design encurages lng perids f rapid scrlling that can be difficult fr yung users t manage.Shrt-frm vides are engineered t capture the brain's desire fr nvelty，with each swipe （滑动） prmising smething different.Because the feed rarely pauses，the natural breaks that help attentin reset disappear.
Over time，this cnstant stimulatin （刺激） can weaken self cntrl and sustain fcus，creating a cycle that is hard t break.Sleep is ne f the clearest areas where this causes harm.The bright light frm screens delays sleep，while the emtinal highs and lws f rapid cntent make it difficult fr the brain t settle.Beynd sleep disturbances，the cnstant stream f peer images can lead t cmparisn.Pre-teens may internalize unrealistic standards f ppularity and appearance，causing lwer self-respect and anxiety.Yunger children are especially at risk due t less mature self-regulatin and a mre fragile sense f identity.
This cnsumptin pattern matters because childhd is a critical perid fr learning hw t tlerate bredm and handle uncmfrtable feelings.When every quiet mment is filled with quick entertainment，children lse chances t practice daydreaming，invent games，r simply let their thughts wander.Unstructured time is essential fr yung minds t learn hw t calm themselves and develp internal fcus.
Frtunately，there are encuraging signs f change.Gvernments and schls begin t address digital wellbeing mre directly.At hme，establishing simple family rules，such as keeping devices ut f bedrms，can prtect sleep and reduce late-night scrlling.With thughtful supprt，respnsive plicies，and safer platfrm design，children can enjy these vides withut harming their wellbeing r develpment.
8.Hw des shrt-frm vide affect attentin accrding t the text？______
A. It trains self-cntrl.
B. It remves natural breaks.
C. It adds lnger pauses.
D. It satisfies the need fr nvelty.
9.What is paragraph 3 mainly abut？______
A. The impact f sleep lss.B. The anxiety f peer cmparisn.
C. The risk f identity crisis.D. The harm f cnstant stimulatin.
10.What des the authr imply abut unstructured time？______
A. It increases screen dependency.
B. It benefits children's develpment.
C. It shuld be replaced by activities.
D. It is less imprtant than schling.
11.What des the authr suggest t imprve children's digital wellbeing？______
A. Making vides mre engaging.B. Restricting device use at hme.
C. Adpting a multi-party apprach.D. Leaving device rules t schls.
D
32 Degrees Nrth is an innvative pair f adaptive glasses created by Deep Optics that uses liquid crystal （LC） lenses （镜头） and wrks as bth prtective eyewear and adaptive reading glasses.
Liquid eyeglass lenses have been arund since 2017，but it was nly recently that Deep Optics created a truly inviting pair f eyeglasses that culd becme the nly pair a persn needs.That's because the adaptive cncept f the glasses allws the wearer t adjust their purpse with a single swipe f the frame.Fr stylish sunglasses，simply swipe backward n the right frame，and t put them int visin crrectin mde，yu just swipe backward.Additinally，the lens pwer can be adjusted frm 0 t 2.5 dipters （度），and the lightweight built-in battery ffers up t 48 hurs f pwer.
"The unique technlgy dynamically crrects visin impairment （障碍），" the cmpany explains. "The lenses perfrm like the human eye，allwing the wearer t see what they want when they want.And it adds almst n extra weight t the design f natural-lking glasses."
Priced at ＄849 per pair，32 Degrees Nrth glasses are nt cheap，but they d relieve yu f the need t carry tw pairs.N mre switching between reading and distance glasses，as after adjusting the liquid crystal lenses t yur needs，all yu have t d is swipe n the right frame t switch their fcus between clse and far distances.
"With 32°N sunglasses，yu can lk at the hrizn，then swipe and effrtlessly check yur messages." Deep Optics claims. "Cpying the way yur eyes are used t wrking，yu can see what yu want when yu want."
The eyeglasses industry has nt always been highly innvative，but these adaptive sunglasses represent a giant leap frward.Althugh they are already cmmercially available at a high price，if liquid lenses becme mre mainstream，the price is bund t cme dwn significantly in the future.
12.What des the swipe functin allw users t d？______
A. Adjust lens pwer gradually.B. Recharge the built-in battery.
C. Switch between different uses.D. Change the frame design easily.
13.What can we learn abut 32 Degrees Nrth glasses？______
A. They are the pineers in liquid lenses.
B. They target thse with severe visin lss.
C. They perfrm different tasks at the same time.
D. They perate thrugh frame-based tuch cntrl.
14.Hw des the authr develp the passage？______
A. By telling a persnal stry with facts.
B. By listing features and evaluating them.
C. By presenting a prblem and a slutin.
D. By cmparing ld and new technlgies.
15.What is the authr's attitude tward the future f liquid lenses？______
A. OptimisticB. DubtfulC. CautiusD. Uncncerned
二、阅读七选五：本大题共5小题，共12.5分。
Eating right fr yur brain
Many peple wrry abut lsing their mental sharpness as they get lder.This cncern is understandable given that dementia （痴呆） rates cntinue t rise as the ppulatin ages.A recent study suggested that by the year 2060，the number f develping dementia culd duble t ne millin peple annually.（1）______
Develped in 2015 by researchers investigating dietary impacts n brain functin，the MIND diet cmbines elements frm the Mediterranean diet and the DASH diet.（2）______ It emphasizes cnsuming nutrient-rich fds such as leafy greens and berries，while strictly limiting highly prcessed items and fds high in fats.
Studies demnstrate a clear assciatin between the MIND diet and enhanced cgnitive （认知） perfrmance.Thse wh fllw it mst clsely experience slwer age-related cgnitive decline — abut 7.5 years "yunger" than thse wh dn't.（3）______ Even fllwing it partly can lwer Alzheimer's risk mre effectively than fllwing either the Mediterranean r DASH diet alne.
（4）______ New evidence indicates that adpting this dietary pattern later in life still reduces dementia risk by 25 percent.Its benefits extend acrss generatins as well：middle-aged wmen shw imprved wrking memry and cncentratin，while children fllwing a similar diet shw lwer rates f ADHD.
The diet's prtective pwer lies in its ability t reduce inflammatin （炎症） and stress，bth f which are harmful t brain tissue.Leafy greens and berries cntain abundant flavnids — pwerful chemicals that actively fight inflammatry prcesses.（5）______ The diet effectively safeguards brain health ver the lng term.
Ultimately，the MIND diet reminds us that what we eat has as much f an effect n ur brains as n ur bdies.What matters mst fr brain health is verall diet quality and cnsistency，day after day，year after year.
A.It is designed t slw cgnitive decline.
B.Fiber-rich fds supprt healthy bacteria.
C.The MIND diet benefits peple f all ages.
D.Many peple find strict diets hard t maintain.
E.Fish prvides mega-3 s that prtect brain cells.
F.The diet als helps prevent Alzheimer's disease.
G.Frtunately，the MIND diet can preserve memry.
16.A. AB. BC. CD. DE. EF. FG. G
17.A. AB. BC. CD. DE. EF. FG. G
18.A. AB. BC. CD. DE. EF. FG. G
19.A. AB. BC. CD. DE. EF. FG. G
20.A. AB. BC. CD. DE. EF. FG. G
三、完形填空：本大题共15小题，共15分。
This summer I came face-t-face with three deep-rted fears：heights，bears，and (21) .
Tw friends jined me n a fur-day wilderness getaway.Since we were all in ur seventies，we decided we'd better g while we still culd.
On ne hike，I fund myself n a bridge made f tw partly rtten lgs， (22) high abve rushing rapids.I wuld never have attempted it withut ur guide ahead， (23) encuraging wrds.Fixing my eyes n her bts，I (24) alng the shaky lgs.Smehw，I made it acrss，flded with intense excitement and huge (25) .
Later，after sptting bear tracks，we were tld t make lud nises，which sn became a game.
Until suddenly，time std (26) .
We had just crssed a stream when the guide whispered， "There's a bear." I lked up in (27) and saw nt ne，but tw，abut ten meters abve us — the mther in frnt，her baby behind.
(28) scared speechless，I culdn't help nticing hw beautiful they lked.I wndered if it wuld be my (29) memry.As they started twards us，we shuted and waved ur hiking ples.Taken aback，they stpped，then slwly turned away.Anther fear was (30) !
On ur final mrning，we were asked t bring back a " (31) " stick，rck，and leaf t share what wuld "stick" with us，what "rcked，" and what we wuld "leaf" behind.The (32) f friendship wuld stick with me.Wmen supprting ne anther truly rcked.And I hped t leave sme fears behind.
Our guide ended by expressing her (33) ，praising ur psitive attitude，and saying she hped t be like us in anther thirty r frty years.Thse wrds warmed my heart and (34) my fear f being aged.Being valued fr what we had accmplished felt like winning an Olympic medal — even if just fr (35) .
21.A. healthB. failureC. lnelinessD. ageing
22.A. cveredB. suspendedC. hiddenD. drpped
23.A. readingB. shutingC. muthingD. whispering
24.A. inchedB. jumpedC. ranD. lked
25.A. disappintmentB. reliefC. shckD. cnfusin
26.A. silentB. stillC. firmD. calm
27.A. excitementB. satisfactinC. angerD. disbelief
28.A. ThughB. SinceC. IfD. Unless
29.A. firstB. lastC. bestD. wrst
30.A. ignredB. frgttenC. vercmeD. avided
31.A. beautifulB. meaningfulC. clrfulD. peaceful
32.A. bndB. ladC. passinD. jurney
33.A. cncernB. gratitudeC. surpriseD. admiratin
34.A. expressedB. increasedC. easedD. prved
35.A. participatinB. cmpetitinC. achievementD. perfrmance
四、语法填空：本大题共1小题，共10分。
36. Hyehyen Kwn， (1) artist frm Suth Krea，has a deep cnnectin with Jingdezhen，China's renwned "prcelain capital".Fr her，Jingdezhen is nt just a place t create art， (2) a bridge between Krean and Chinese ceramic （制陶的） traditins.This year，she visited Jingdezhen fr the secnd time (3) （ participate） in an internatinal n-site creatin prgram.
In 2023，Kwn first came t Jingdezhen， (4) she was deeply impressed by the rich ceramic culture and the skill f lcal artisans （工匠）. "Krea's ceramic traditin develped thrugh exchanges (5) China，" she said. "Our histries f ceramic are intercnnected，and I want t learn frm Chinese artisans and create wrks that cmbine bth cultures."
During her stay in Jingdezhen，Kwn (6) （ spend） hurs in the wrkshp every day，experimenting with different clays and glazes （上釉）.She learned traditinal Chinese ceramic techniques，such as hand-painting and glazing，and cmbined them with Krean ceramic styles.Her wrks feature delicate patterns that reflect bth cultures， (7) （ tell） stries f friendship and cultural exchange.
The internatinal n-site creatin prgram in Jingdezhen (8) （ bring） hundreds f artists frm all ver the wrld every year since 2015.Over 4，000 internatinal artists have participated in the prgram，creating wrks that celebrate cultural (9) （ diverse） and mutual learning.Kwn hpes that her wrks will help peple (10) （ well） understand the cnnectin between Krean and Chinese ceramic cultures and prmte mre cultural exchanges between the tw cuntries.
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五、单词拼写-单句：本大题共10小题，共10分。
37.Mr Jnes cannt be here，s his wife will accept the prize n his b . （根据首字母单词拼写）
38.Fr ur village，high-quality develpment is nw at the tp f the a . （根据首字母单词拼写）
39.He excelled where he was wrking and made s cntributins t his cuntry.
40.We can safely d what he said as a jke. （根据首字母单词拼写）
41.He was b 20 years ld and already running his wn cmpany. （根据首字母单词拼写）
42.The data （引用） frm the latest research is very cnvincing. （根据汉语提示单词拼写）
43.I saw the excitement in her eyes as she tre ff the （包装） paper. （根据汉语提示单词拼写）
44.The frequent （冲突） between the tw cuntries has caused great harm t the lcal peple. （根据汉语提示单词拼写）
45.It's time t g （上飞机）； the plane is abut t take ff. （根据汉语提示单词拼写）
46.His （任命） as the manager f the cmpany was annunced at the cnference. （根据汉语提示单词拼写）
六、书面表达：本大题共2小题，共35分。
47.假设你是李华，你班英语课正在开展"Amazing Cultural Heritages"海报展示与投票活动。请你代表小组写一篇发言稿，用英语向同学们介绍你们的海报并拉票。内容包括：
1.海报简介；
2.拉票。
注意：
1.写作词数应为80个左右；
2.请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。
Dear fellw classmates，
______________
48. I'd lved hip-hp dancing since my childhd，and in high schl I tk classes that fcused n jazz and hip-hp.Dance was my favrite class，and I lked frward t ging every day.This year，my senir year，was ging t be the best dance class yet.As I was walking excitedly ver t the first day f dance class，I passed ne f my fellw dancers. "Sarah，have yu heard？" "Heard what？" "We have a new dance teacher.Her name is Ms.Bartn，and she is strictly ballet." Ballet？Well，this ught t be interesting.I had never taken ballet in my life.I'll admit，I was a bit nervus，but als up fr the challenge.
As I entered the classrm，all the girls were in their black letards and ballet slippers.I frgt the dress requirements.I had n chice but t change int hip-hp-styled clthing frm my backpack.We all std at the barre （横杆） as Ms.Bartn ran us thrugh basic ballet steps — plié，tendu，dégagé.She was just hw I had imagined a ballet teacher wuld be：excellent psture with a cld attitude.
She als assumed we all already knew sme ballet. "Grand plié，" demanded Ms.Bartn.I began my grand plié，with ne hand n the barre and the ther mtining ut t the side，slwly bending dwn. "Class，watch Miss Sarah d a grand plié，" Ms.Bartn said.She mtined fr me t cntinue.Ww，she must think I'm great，I thught，hiding my excitement.I slwly gt int psitin and then perfrmed a grand plié. "Nw，class，this is a typical example f what nt t d，" Ms.Bartn said，raising her vice.
Red face.Eyes watering，a wave f pure embarrassment came ver me.What had just happened？I participated in the rest f the class t the best f my abilities，but I culdn't believe this teacher was s hard n me.Why was I even there？I didn't want t take ballet.I wanted t take hip-hp.I culdn't stp thinking abut this embarrassing mment，wndering if I shuld quit.
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。
But my pride wuldn't allw it._______
At the end f the perfrmance，Ms.Bartn annunced： "The best perfrmer is Sarah."_______
1~3.【答案】C、D、D
4~7.【答案】B、A、A、D
8~11.【答案】B、D、B、C
12~15.【答案】C、D、B、A
16~20.【答案】G、A、F、C、E
21~35.【答案】D、B、C、A、B、B、D、A、B、C、B、A、D、C、A
36.【答案】【小题1】
an
【小题2】
but
【小题3】
t participate
【小题4】
where
【小题5】
with
【小题6】
spent
【小题7】
telling
【小题8】
has brught
【小题9】
diversity
【小题10】
better
37.【答案】ehalf
38.【答案】genda
39.【答案】ubstantial
40.【答案】ismiss
41.【答案】arely
42.【答案】quted
43.【答案】wrapping
44.【答案】cnflict
45.【答案】abard
46.【答案】appintment
47.【答案】Dear fellw classmates，
Our pster features the Mga Caves，a UNESCO Wrld Heritage Site in Dunhuang.In the center，yu can see clrful murals telling ancient Buddhist stries.Arund them，lifelike statues sit quietly，and the famus Library Cave stands as a reminder f lst treasures.Sft light and flying figures make the scene lively and mysterius.We spent much time chsing the clrs and layut t make it beautiful and meaningful.
These artwrks shw the great wisdm f ur ancestrs.I hpe the pster can take yu n a jurney alng the Silk Rad.Please give ur pster yur vte!Thank yu!
48.【答案】 But my pride wuldn't allw it. As I lay in bed that night，I reslved t return.I practiced tirelessly，my legs aching but my reslve grwing strnger.Gradually，my rigid mvements sftened int smething fluid，and Ms.Bartn's strict stares turned int apprving glances.One afternn，she apprached me after practice. "Sarah，I'd like yu in my clsing ballet piece fr the schl final shw，" she said quietly.I just std there，then whispered， "I'd lve t." Our perfrmance turned ut t be a huge success.Little did I knw the best was yet t cme.
At the end f the perfrmance，Ms.Bartn annunced： "The best perfrmer is Sarah." Hearing my name，I paused fr a secnd. "This student had n ballet experience，but she has shwn great imprvement.I am truly prud f her…Sarah." Walking t the frnt as my classmates cheered，I tk the little ballerina trphy and smiled at Ms.Bartn， "Thank yu fr challenging me，" I said sftly.She ndded，a rare warmth in her eyes.At that mment，I realized that every challenge is a step tward becming a better dancer and a strnger persn.