内蒙古自治区锡林郭勒盟2025-2026学年高二下学期7月期末英语试题含答案

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高二英语试题
一、阅读理解
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The Adrit Jurnal Annual Petry Prize: Celebrating Petic Creativity
The Adrit Jurnal is excited t annunce the start f ur annual petry prize, an pprtunity t supprt bth emerging and established pets. With a lng histry f champining literary talent, we are eager t discver new vices and share them with ur readers.
Prizes and Recgnitin:
First-Place Winner: The tp pet will receive a $1,000 prize and the hnr f having his / her wrk published in The Adrit Jurnal.
Hnrable Mentins: Up t three hnrable mentins will each receive $200 and publicatin chance.
Additinal Publicatin Opprtunities: All entries will be cnsidered fr publicatin in the jurnal. Published pets will receive a standard writer’s reward f $40.
Submissin Guidelines:
Submissin Perid: The Adrit Jurnal will accept cntest submissins frm January 1 thrugh May 12, 2026. Finalists will be cntacted in June 2026. Winners will be annunced publicly and published by July 2026.
Requirements: Submit up t 5 pems per entry, cmbined int a single dcument f n mre than 10 pages. Pems must cntain nly the pem title(s) and pem(s) withut the authr’s name r cntact infrmatin. Pems with special layut may nt be published.
Multiple Submissins: Writers may submit multiple grups f pems, but each entry requires a $15 submissin fee.
Judging Criteria:
Our respectable judges will evaluate submissins based n creativity, riginality, and the emtinal impact f the wrk. We seek t publish the single best pem r set f 2-3 pems that resnate (引起共鸣) deeply with readers. AI-generated wrk will nt be cnsidered fr any prize.
Hw t Enter:
T participate, visit ur website t submit yur best pems. Ensure yur submissin meets the guidelines. We lk frward t celebrating petry with yu.
1. Hw much des a pet earn with an hnrable mentin and a published pem?
A．$40.B．$200.C．$240.D．$1,000.
2. Which f the fllwing culd be a qualified entry?
A．Six pems with mre than ten pages.
B．Special laid-ut pems hard t publish.
C．Wrks with the writer’s real name and address.
D．Standard pems submitted n time.
3. Accrding t Judging Criteria, what kind f wrks will NOT be cnsidered fr any prize?
A．Pems cmpsed by AI.
B．Sets f 2-3 pems.
C．Single creative pems.
D．Wrks with deep emtinal impact.
B
Nw an ccupatinal cllege teacher, 20-year-ld Sha Rupeng wn China’s first jinery gld at the 2022 WrldSkills Cmpetitin and was hnred as a “Shanghai Craftsman” in 2025.
Sha’s fascinatin with wdwrking began in his childhd. In 2018, Sha began studying cnstructin engineering at Shanghai City Science and Technlgy Schl. He jined the schl’s wdwrking club. The initial training was basic and repetitive, invlving day after day f cutting straight lines and carving mrtises (榫眼). His effrt paid ff. After six mnths f basic training, Sha std ut amng 35 students and was selected fr the schl’s elite team fr the WrldSkills cmpetitins.
In the cmpetitin team, Sha gradually gt familiar with dzens f tls and practiced new high-standard techniques every day.
One f the biggest challenges Sha faced was perfecting the precisin f traditinal Chinese sunma jints. This technique requires that the gap between tw wden pieces be less than 0.2 millimeters. “If even the measurement f ne part is ff, it affects the entire piece,” he explained.
Sha als paid much attentin t the internal structure f his wrk, striving t make it as perfect as the 3D mdels created in sftware.
His pursuit f perfectin wn him tp marks and the cmpetitin’s wdwrking gld medal at the WrldSkills Cmpetitin 2022 Special Editin.
At the end f 2022, Sha transitined frm being a student t a cach at his schl. “It’s difficult t teach the ‘feel’ f wdwrking,” Sha said. “I can nly instruct them n the methds — the rest they must learn thrugh practice.”
While Sha encurages his students t make gd use f mdern technlgy t handle repetitive tasks, he stresses that it is human creativity that “transfrms a piece f wd int smething truly unique”.
“Craftsmanship can be described with many psitive wrds, but fr me, it’s all abut creating with yur hands,” he said.
4. What des the underlined wrd “elite” in paragraph 2 mean?
A．cmmn.B．united.C．utstanding.D．amateur.
5. What majr bstacle did Sha encunter fr the wrld cmpetitins in the team?
A．Learning t use hundreds f different tls.
B．Keeping the accuracy f wden jints.
C．Creating lifelike 3D mdels with sftware.
D．Teaching students the sense f wdwrking.
6. What can we cnclude frm Sha’s wrds n teaching wdwrking?
A．Technlgy utweighs creative thinking in wdwrk.
B．Precise skills help create unique wden wrks.
C．Practical experience matters t grasp wdwrking sense.
D．Caches can pass n all wdwrking skills in class.
7. What can be the best title fr the passage?
A．Carving His Way t Gld
B．Mastering Ancient Wden Jints
C．Making Gd Use f Mdern Tls
D．Passing Dwn Wdwrking Skills
B
As the 2026 FIFA Wrld Cup kicked ff acrss the United States, Canada and Mexic, anther cmpetitin has been quietly emerging — ff the field. Several Chinese large language mdels including Qwen, DeepSeek and Kimi have stepped up t predict match results, turning the wrld’s largest sprting event int an unexpected testing grund fr AI-pwered reasning and data analysis.
Several AI platfrms have cme up with creative campaigns. Fr instance, Mnsht AI’s Kimi has launched a 1-trillin-tken reward fr crrectly predict match winners and the final champin.
Hwever, the Wrld Cup has als expsed the limitatins f current AI mdels when it cmes t analyzing and predicting the results f sprting events. Fr example, befre the Grup C match between Brazil and Mrcc, majr-large language mdels cnfidently predicted a Brazilian victry, based n histrical recrds and data. The match ended in a 1-1 draw.
“As ne f the mst-watched sprting events acrss the glbe, the Wrld Cup ffers AI cmpanies a rare pprtunity t shwcase the cmputing pwer and analytical skills t a wider audience, but sccer matches are influenced by many factrs in the physical wrld, and such variables (变量) are highly uncertain and difficult t quantify using fixed AI mdels, making precise predictins challenging.” said Gu Ta, a member f the Chinese Assciatin fr Artificial Intelligence and a senir expert in AI.
Asked why tech cmpanies are rlling ut AI predictin features fr sprts when the accuracy rate is relatively lw, experts said the trend partly reflects the grwing pressure f cmpetitin acrss the industry.
While artificial intelligence has grwn extremely pwerful in the digital wrld, the physical wrld — with all its unpredictability — remains largely beynd its reach. As the AI technlgy matures, simply cmpeting n the size parameter (参数) is nt enugh, s the market shuld pay less attentin t hw large a mdel is and mre attentin t whether it can deliver valuable services in real-wrld situatins and slve practical prblems fr users.
8. Why is the 2026 FIFA Wrld Cup seen as “an unexpected testing grund” fr AI?
A．It lets AI platfrms test match predictin.
B．It is a big sprts event hsted by three natins.
C．It prvides big rewards fr new AI mdels.
D．It helps AI crrect sprts data errrs.
9. What can be learned frm the Brazil-Mrcc match result?
A．Mst ftball games end in draws unexpectedly.
B．AI fails t cllect enugh sprts statistics.
C．Statistical data mean nthing t match analysis.
D．Histrical data cannt guarantee accurate predictins.
10. What is Gu Ta’s attitude tward AI’s ability t predict sprts events?
A．ptimisticB．skepticalC．disapprvingD．bjective
11. What can we infer frm the last paragraph?
A．AI can predict all real-wrld events accurately.
B．Big AI mdels are useless in mdern market.
C．Practical service ability fr AI matters mre.
D．Mdel size still decides an AI mdel’s value.
D
New research has fund that scientists studying sea-level rise have been using methds that underestimate hw high the water already is. One result is that hundreds f millins mre peple wrldwide are already living dangerusly clse t the rising cean than previusly estimated.
The study, published in Nature, shws that castal sea levels are n average eight inches t a ft higher than many glbal maps and mdels suggest. The differences are especially large in Sutheast Asia and Pacific natins. Scientists have ften been wrking frm the wrng starting pint when calculating what land and ppulatins might be affected in the future.
That matters as plicymakers turn t science t understand hw much land and hw many peple may be affected as the wrld warms and ceans rise. The new study has identified far-reaching prblems in the methd that researchers ften use t understand castlines and hw they might change in a warming climate. It checked 385 ther papers and fund that less than 1 percent had crrectly assessed where sea levels are tday.
Fr decades, scientists have used a satellite-based gravitatinal-field mdel. Hwever, ther instruments can measure real sea level and reveal lcal differences frm factrs like currents, winds and tides, which can als influence sea levels but are nt included in the gravitatinal-field mdel. Scientists can mst accurately estimate sea level when bth pieces f the puzzle are cmbined crrectly.
But the study fund that hasn’t been the case. Sme 90 percent f the studies relied nly n the gravitatinal-field methd. Anther 9 percent used bth kinds f data but failed t cmbine them prperly.
It was 10 years ag, n the shres f the Mekng delta in Suthern Vietnam, where Dr. Minderhud, the senir authr f the paper, first realized there may be a difference. He said the study shws that methds f studying sea level rise that seemed t wrk relatively well fr castlines in Eurpe r the United States led t bigger gaps in ther parts f the wrld.
Trbjrn Trnqvist, a prfessr at Tulane University wh was nt invlved with the study, said the findings were a real “wake up call” with wide implicatins.
12. Why is the research finding f great imprtance?
A．It helps imprve technlgies f measuring sea levels.
B．It has persuaded scientists t change research methds.
C．It explains why sea levels keep rising arund the wrld.
D．It ffers plicymakers mre reliable scientific evidence.
13. What is the big prblem with the cmmnly used methd?
A．It relies n invalid data.
B．It leaves ut real lcal factrs.
C．It verestimates the risks.
D．It ignres the effect f glbal warming.
14. What can be inferred frm Dr. Minderhud’s experience in Vietnam?
A．Lcal bservatins are less reliable than satellite data.
B．Methds used in Eurpe may nt apply well glbally.
C．The Mekng delta is the mst threatened castal area.
D．Scientists need lnger time t detect sea-level changes.
15. What’s the purpse f the passage?
A．T present a new research finding
B．T warn f climate change dangers
C．T explain sea-level rising reasns
D．T praise satellite research mdels
二、七选五
Hw T Kick The Habit f Eating Prcessed Fds Fr Gd?
Basically, we all need a ttal sweetness reset in everything that we cnsume. “What I advcate is making small changes t yur behaviurs and reducing the amunt f sugar in yur diet systematically,” says Avena. “____16____ Peple wh g cld turkey (突然戒除) may experience headaches, anxiety , sleeplessness and intense cravings”.
Fllw these expert-apprved tips t get yu n the right track：
·DO avid prcessed fds. “Aviding prcessed fds greatly reduce risk fr besity and ther diseases,” says Van Hrn. Prcessed fds tend t be items that include ten r mre ingredients, ften with sme yu can’t find in yur kitchen. ____17____
·DO read fd labels. It’s imprtant t read ingredient lists carefully and watch fr different names f sugar. “There are 50-plus names fr sugar,” says McBurnett. “It can get very cnfusing.” ____18____ And when yu’re scanning the nutritin facts panel, a daily value (DV) f added sugar is acceptable between 5 percent and 20 percent.
·____19____ Naturally ccurring sugars fund in milk, fruits and vegetables, are nutritius. All this isn’t t say that yu will never again enjy anther slice f birthday cake r an ice-cld drink at the cinema. Yur gal desn’t have t be ging cmpletely sugar-free.
“Maybe yu just want t get t a pint where yu feel yu are at a cmfrtable level f cnsumptin-as if yu’re in cntrl,” says Avena. “____20____”
A．DON’T avid everything sweet.
B．DO refuse all the prcessed fds.
C．As a general rule, if it’s an ingredient that ends in se, it’s sugar.
D．Sme researches has linked prcessed fds t negative health utcmes.
E．Instead, healthy fds are usually the whle fds yu can prepare at hme.
F．Ding this slwly, ver time, is the best apprach t aviding withdrawal symptms.
G．But ver time, cnsuming less added sugar is bund t actually make yur life sweeter.
三、完形填空
Bunny Shaw cllects all the ld ftball bts her Manchester City teammates dn’t want. As Jamaica’s tp gal screr, she can easily ______21______ any bts she wants, but she knws that many yung Jamaicans dn’t have mney, s whenever she ges back, she ______22______ thse tp-quality secndhand bts as ______23______ in lcal female ftball cmpetitins.
Brn in 1997 in Spanish Twn, Khadija Shaw was the yungest f 13 children. One f her lder brthers used “Bunny” as her ______24______. She lved watching him play ftball n the street. “A lt f peple wuld gather and ______25______ n wh was ging t win,” Shaw ______26______. “I thught I wanted t be a part f that!” S she ______27______ them.
Her parents weren’t ______28______, wh valued their kids’ educatin very much. Her mther in particular thught ftball was a ______29______ f time. In Jamaica there were n wmen’s teams. “But I wanted t play ftball.” said Shaw, wh dreamed f cmpeting in the sprt’s greatest ______30______. S she’d play while her mther was ut until she was ______31______ at age 14 fr Jamaica under 15s Team. Her father ______32______ Bunny’s mther that it wuld be an invaluable experience fr their daughter.
Bunny Shaw was n her way. She made the natinal team in 2015. When the Jamaican natinal team is ______33______ fr the 2019 Wmen’s Wrld Cup after beating Panama, Shaw’s ______34______ was realized. “When I ______35______ where I was then and where I am nw, I’m prud f myself.” says Jamaica’s tp gal screr.
21. A．share B．affrd C．exchange D．cmmand
22. A．sells B．buys C．requires D．presents
23. A．medals B．prizes C．punishments D．challenges
24. A．nickname B．title C．hnr D．gift
25. A．decided B．called C．bet D．insisted
26. A．remembers B．cnfirms C．admits D．declares
27. A．rejected B．praised C．jined D．admired
28. A．disappinted B．annyed C．cncerned D．delighted
29. A．waste B．matter C．lack D．sign
30. A．ceremny B．turnament C．gym D．practice
31. A．remved B．adpted C．selected D．appreciated
32. A．cnvinced B．rdered C．inquired D．frced
33. A．trapped B．qualified C．prepared D．trained
34. A．belief B．game C．success D．dream
35. A．lk up t B．lk frward t C．lk back n D．lk ut fr
四、语法填空
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。
In 1987, the Mga Caves became a UNESCO Wrld Heritage site. That same year, Neil Schmid, then ____36____ undergraduate studying Chinese at Gergetwn University, first visited the desert city f Dunhuang. He wes his lasting bnd with the caves ____37____ “yuanfen” — a special fndness.
Over thirty years later, in 2018, Schmid made histry as the first full-time freign researcher at the Dunhuang Academy. Since then, he has spent thusands f hurs ____38____ (examine) the caves’ murals (壁画) and sculptures. Each visit, he says, ____39____ (reveal) smething new, deepening his appreciatin f hw these sacred spaces ____40____ (design) t engage bdy, senses, and mind in acts f devtin and strytelling.
Schmid’s current research highlights Dunhuang as a test f cultural integratin. In Cave 25, he identified a hand gesture ____41____ (striking) similar t that in ne f Lenard da Vinci’s wrks, which was painted ver five centuries ____42____ (early). These discveries shw ____43____ cultural exchange generates: new visual languages and devtinal frms, making Dunhuang nt just a crssrad but a site f innvatin.
____44____ (regard) as a stryteller and a crss-cultural guide, Schmid cmmits himself t sharing Dunhuang with glbal audiences thrugh lectures and exhibitins. Fr him, the ancient caves remain a steady surce f inspiratin — prf that lasting achievements cme frm ____45____ (pen).
五、书面表达
46. 你校英文俱乐部正在举办以 “Live Life t the Full”为主题的征文活动，请你投稿，内容包括：
1．充实生活的重要性；
2．结合自身经历谈让生活更充实的建议。
注意：
1．写作词数应为 80 词左右；
2．开头已给出，不计入总词数。
It is widely acknwledged that everyne desires a full and meaningful life.
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六、读后续写
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。
Last mnth, the bilgy teacher asked each pair f students t take care f a small animal fr tw weeks. Le and Sam were partners. They chse a little hamster (仓鼠) with sft brwn fur and shiny black eyes. Its tiny paws (爪子) and a little pink nse made it even mre lvely. They named it Peanut.
They tk turns feeding Peanut, cleaning its cage, and making sure it had fresh water. Le liked t let Peanut run inside a plastic ball in the classrm. Sam liked t hld Peanut gently in his hands. The little hamster became the star f the class. Everyne stpped by their desk t say hell. Sme classmates even brught small vegetable pieces t feed it, and Peanut wuld eat gently.
Last Friday, it was Le’s turn t clean the cage. He tk Peanut ut and put it n the desk while he washed the plastic bttm. But Peanut gt scared and jumped ff the desk. By the time Le turned arund, Peanut was gne. Le’s hands shk as he searched eagerly, his eyes filled with panic and regret.
“Sam! Peanut ran away!” Le shuted. Sam rushed ver. His face turned red. “Yu left Peanut n the desk? Are yu crazy?” Le felt bad, but he als gt angry. “Yu left the cage dr unlcked yesterday! It’s yur fault t!” Sam shk his head. “I did nt! Yu are just trying t blame me!” They searched under desks, behind bkshelves, and inside backpacks. N Peanut. The bell rang fr the next class. Sam said, “This is yur mess. Yu find him.” He walked away. Le std alne, his heart heavy. Fr the rest f the day, they didn’t speak. Sam sat in the frnt, Le sat in the back. The empty cage sat between them like a wall.
After schl, they bth stayed behind and Le lked under every desk again. Nthing. He was abut t give up when he heard a tiny scratching sund. It came frm the crner near the bkshelf.
注意：
1．续写词数应为 150 左右；
2．请按如下格式在相应位置作答。
Le immediately ran t the bkshelf.
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Picking Peanut up, Le and Sam lked at each ther, bth with a guilty lk.
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参考答案
阅读理解1-15 CADCB CAADC DBBA
七选五16-20 FEA G
完形填空21-35 BDBA C ACDAB CABDC
语法填空36.an 37.t 38.examining 39.reveals 40.were designed
41.strikingly 42.earlier 43.what 44.Regarded 45.penness
46书面表达范文
Live Life t the Full
It is widely acknwledged that everyne desires a full and meaningful life. A rich life brings us jy and helps us grw int better peple.
I used t spend mst spare time playing mbile games and felt empty every day. Later I tk up reading and utdr sprts. Reading bradens my hrizns while exercise keeps me energetic.
T live fully, we shuld develp hbbies, accmpany family and d vlunteer wrk. Never waste time n meaningless things.
47读后续写范文
Le immediately ran t the bkshelf. He bent dwn and sptted the trembling little hamster hiding behind a pile f textbks. Peanut lked frightened and shivered slightly. Le called Sam ver withut hesitatin. Sam hurried there at nce, and they tw carefully reached ut their hands and gently surrunded Peanut t avid scaring it again.
Picking Peanut up, Le and Sam lked at each ther, bth with a guilty lk. They aplgized t each ther sincerely. Le admitted he shuldn’t leave the hamster alne n the desk, while Sam said he shuldn’t lse his temper and walk away. Frm then n, they cperated mre carefully t take gd care f Peanut and valued their friendship mre than befre.