浙江省嘉兴市2023-2024学年高二下学期6月期末考试英语检测试题（附答案）

浙江省嘉兴市2023-2024学年高二下学期6月期末考试英语检测试题考生须知：1.全卷分试题卷和答题纸两部分，试题卷12页，答题纸2页，有四部分考查内容，满分为150分，考试时间为120分钟。2.本卷答案必须做在答题纸的相应位置上，做在试题卷上无效。3.请用黑墨水签字笔将考生个人相关信息填写在答题纸的相应位置上。第一部分听力（共两节，满分30分）做题时，先将答案标在试卷上。录音内容结束后，你将有两分钟的时间将试卷上的答案转涂到答题纸上。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.Whereistherainforestthewomanvisitedlastyear?A.InWashington. B.InOregon. C.InAlaska.2.Whatistheprobablerelationshipbetweenthespeakers?A.Co-workers. B.Husbandandwife. C.Nurseandpatient.3.WhatwillJuliadothisSaturday?A.Gotothezoo. B.FlytoLondon. C.Seehersisteroff.4.Howwillthewomaninterviewthepainter?A.Inperson. B.Overthephone. C.Byemail.5.Whatarethespeakersmostprobablytalkingabout?A.Amovie. B.Abook. C.Asong.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.WhatdoesAlicelikebestabouthernewschool?A.Thefood. B.Theteachers. C.Theenvironment.7.WhatdoesAlice’snewschoollooklike?A.Itiseco-friendly. B.Itiswellequipped. C.Itisnewlybuilt.听第7段材料，回答第8、9题。8.Whathappenedtotheboy?A.Hegotlost.B.Hewaspushedover.C.Hewasblamedbyhisparents.9.Whatdoesthewomanoffertodofortheboy?A.Lookforhisdog. B.Ringuphisfather. C.Drivehimhome.听第8段材料，回答第10至13题。10.Whyisthewomandissatisfiedwiththeman?A.Hedidn’ttalkwithher.B.Hecameherelateagain.C.Heignoredhermessages.11.Whatisthebiggestproblemofhavingamobilephoneinthewoman’sview?A.Wastingmuchtime.B.Doingharmtoourhealth.C.Distractingusfromreallife.12.Whatdoestheonewholosesthebetneedtodo?A.Takeaphoto. B.Buysomecoffee. C.Sendamessage.13.Howdoesthemanfeelafterkeepingoffthephone?A.Worried. B.Relaxed. C.Embarrassed.听第9段材料，回答第14至17题。14.WhatdoesAnnsayaboutherperformanceintheWorldChampionships?A.Shedidbetterthanshehadexpected.B.Sheregrettednotpreparingwellenough.C.Shewasdisappointedtomissthegoldmedal.15.HowoftendoesAnnpractice?A.Onceaweek. B.Sixdaysaweek. C.Everyday.16.WhatisAnn’sattitudetowardstheothercompetitors?A.Sheavoidsclosecontactwiththem.B.Shelikestocommunicatewiththem.C.Shehasmadegoodfriendswiththem.17.WhatdoesAnnenjoydoinginherfreetimenow?A.Flyingkites. B.Skiing. C.Reading.听第10段材料，回答第18至20题。18.WhenwasNowandThenrecordedbyLennon?A.In1975. B.In1977. C.In1979.19.WhatmadeitpossibletoreleaseNowandThen?A.Therequestoffans.B.TheinfluenceoftheBeatles.C.Theuseofadvancedtechnology.20.WhatdidRingoStarrthinkofre-recordingNowandThen?A.Itwouldmaketheiralbumahit.B.ItofferedachancetorememberLennon.C.Itindicatedthebirthofanewrockband.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。AGoApe!LiveLifeAdventurouslyGoApeisanincomparableoutdooradventureexperience.Whetheryouareathrillseekerorsimplyaftersomequalitytimewithfriendsandfamily,aGoApeexperienceisperfectforyou.Ourcoursesareguaranteedtodeliverlaughterandasenseofachievement.·TREETOPJOURNEYItistheperfectintroductiontoairadventure,takingyouintoahiddenworldupinthetrees.Liveinthemomentwhilenavigatingsuspendedbridges,barriersandziplines（滑索）.Exposeyourselftonatureforoneandahalfhoursandinspirealovefortheoutdoors.Price:$33MinimumAge:10·AXETHROWINGOutdoorAxeThrowingprovidesthesatisfactionofstickinganaxe（斧头）inthetargetinabeautifulparksetting.Techniqueismoreimportantthanstrength,andduringtheone-hoursessionyouhavetheopportunitytocompetewithyourfriends.Price:$2010%discountwhenpackagedwithanotheractivityMinimumAge:16·TREETOPNETSGoApeTreetopNetsislikeajunglegyminthetrees!You’llexploreavarietyoftreehouses,bouncynetsandgiantslides,allwithabeautifulviewofthepark!Havefunduringthisuniqueexperience.Price:$23MinimumAge:6·FORESTESCAPEAtGoApe,wedon’tletwallslimitouradventures.Theforestandtreesareourplayground.Butsometimes,youneedtoEscAPE!Worktogetherwithyourbestproblemsolvingskillsinafunnaturalenvironment.Price:$2010%discountwhenpackagedwithanotheractivityForavailability,visitourlocationsMinimumAge:1221.HowmuchshouldacouplepayiftheyonlysignupforAXETHROWING?A.$18. B.$20. C.$36. D.$40.22.WhatdoweknowaboutFORESTESCAPE?A.Ittakesplaceinthetreehouses.B.Itneedstobepurchasedaspartofapackage.C.Visitorscancheckavailabilitybeforeregistering.D.Participantswillclimbwallstomaketheirescape.23.Whatdothefourcourseshaveincommon?A.Theyrequirealotofteamwork. B.Theyareofthesameduration.C.Theyareintendedforteenagers. D.Theyofferfunoutdoorexperiences.BJeremyClarkson,the64-year-oldTVstar,alongsidehispartnerLisaHogan,hasgrownquitefondofthefarmanimalsthey’vebeenraisingforyearsinOxfordshire.FansofthePrimeVideohitseriesClarkson’sFarmhavebeenattractedtoJeremy’sagriculturaladventuressinceitfirstairedin2021.Theupcomingthirdseason,settodroponMay3,seesthefarmstrugglingwithahostoftroublesfrompigchaostothebiteofincreasedcostandsomeseriousweatherdifficulty.Intheheartfeltfirstepisodeofthenewseason,Jeremyopensupaboutthetoughdecisiontoshutdownhisfarmrestaurant,andtopainfullydownsizetheherd:“Withtherestaurantshutting,wecouldnolongeraffordtokeepallthecows.Wecouldhangontothebabycowstofattenthemup,buttheirmumswouldhavetogo.”ThesightofhispreciouscowsbeingpackedontotrucksanddrivenawayfromthefarmleftJeremyvisiblymovedashesaidtohiscolleagueCharlieIreland:“I’mfindingtodayreallyquitesadbecauseforthelastyearorsoIhaveopenedthewindowsandtherewerecows—andIlovedthat.”Headded,“Itjustcheersupmyhearteverymorningtoseethem,”whilefacingtherealitythatthenightwouldberestlesswiththebabycowsupsetoverthelossoftheirmothers.WhenJeremyaskedaboutthefutureofhisbelovedcowPepper,Charliegentlyadvised,“Iwouldn’tasktoomanyquestionsaboutPepper.Don’taskquestionsyoudon’twanttoknowtheanswerto.”TheshowthencutstotheadorablehomevideoshotbyLisaofthebabyandmummycowscausingchaosintheirgarden,followedbyasadsceneofJeremywithhisarmaroundLisa,silentlywatchingthecowsbeingledaway.Jeremylookeddepressed,seeminglyontheedgeoftearsduringtheemotionalgoodbye,asheandLisastoodwordlessly.24.WhatdoesthethirdseasonofClarkson’sFarmconcern?A.WhomakesJeremydownsizethecattleherd.B.WhatittakesJeremytooperatethefarmrestaurant.C.HowJeremydealswiththechallengeshisfarmfaces.D.WhyJeremyhashisagriculturaladventuresbroadcast.25.WhatdidJeremythinkofhavingcowsonhisfarm?A.Enjoyable. B.Silly.C.Honorable. D.Tiring.26.WhatadvicedidCharlieIrelandofferJeremyaboutPepper?A.StoppingaskingPepperquestions.B.FindingoutwherePepperwillendup.C.AvoidingthinkingaboutPepper’sfuture.D.MakingarrangementsforPepper’swell-being.27.HowdidJeremyandLisareacttothedepartureoftheircows?A.Theykeptsilent. B.Theyburstintotears.C.Theyshotavideo. D.Theyremainedhopeful.Csince...avebeenlivingtogethersince...forever.Butit’sonlyrecentlythatthetermco-livinghasstartedtoappeareverywhere.Co-livingisarealestate（房地产）termthathasbeenrecentlypopularizedbytheriseofhousingstartupsofferingaffordablehousinginhomesoccupiedbyfiveormoreadultroommates.Theseco-livingcestakemanyforms,includingeverythingfromsinglefamilyhomesrepurposedtohousenon-relatedfamilies,tofloorsinahigh-risebuildingthathavebeentransformedintodormitory-styleaccommodations.AccordingtotheU.S.Census,thenumberofyoungpeopleaged18-34livingalonedecreasedby10.3%from2005to2015.Factorssuchasthe2008housingcrisisandstudentloandebthavemadeitmoredifficultforyoungpeopletoaffordtheirownapartments.ThistrendisnotuniquetoAmerica.InHongKong,wheretheaveragelivingceperpersonis160squarefeetand76%ofadultsaged18-35liveathomewiththeirparents,co-livingisapopularalternativetolivingathome—andonethatallowsthemtosavemoneytobuytheirownhomeinoneofthemostexpensiverentalmarketsintheworld.InLondon,competitiverealestatemarketsmakelivingalonefinanciallyunattainableformany.Co-livingcesofferasafe,flexiblesharedhousingoptionforsinglepeoplelivingin.urbanareas.Theybringtogetherlike-mindedpeople.Whetheryou’removingtoanewcity,orbusywithwork,makingfriendsasanadultcanbehard.Accordingtoa2019survey,about30%ofMillennials“often”or“always”feellonely.Co-livingattemptstosolvethatproblembyofferingabuilt-incommunityofpeoplewhoareopentosharingmeals,hostingmovienights,andtalkingabouteachother’sdays.Withprivatebedroomsandsharedlivingces,co-livinghomesallowyoutosocializewhenyouwantto,andbealonewhenyoudon’t.28.Whatdoestheterm“co-living”generallyreferto?A.Owningasingle-familyhome.B.Livinginafamily-stylebuilding.C.Occupyingaroominanapartment.D.Sharingalivingcewithseveralothers.29.WhyareHongKongandLondonmentionedinparagraph3?A.Tointroduceanewtrendinliving.B.Toexplainwhyco-livingissopopular.C.Tostresshowimportantco-livingis.D.Tocomparetwodifferentlivingstyles.30.Wecanlearnfromthelastparagraphthatco-livingcanhelppeople________.A.buildasenseofbelongingB.enjoyfinancialfreedomC.keepagoodwork-lifebalanceD.developproblem-solvingskills31.Whichofthefollowingisthebesttitleforthetext?A.Sharedces:BenefitofCo-livingB.Co-living:aHousingTypeontheRiseC.Co-living:aMustforYoungAdultsD.HousingReform:Co-livingasaSolutionDHandwritinginclassseemsoutdatedasdigitaltechnologyhaswidelytakenoverlearning.Butasteadystreamofresearchsuggeststhattakingnoteswithpenandpaperisstillthebestwaytolearn,especiallyforyoungchildren.AstudypublishedinFrontiersinPsychologymonitoredbrainactivityinstudentstakingnotesanddiscoveredthatthosewritingbyhandexhibitedhigherlevelsofelectricalactivityacrossmanyinterconnectedbrainregions.Thenewfindingssuggestthatwhilepeopletypenotesquicklywithoutmuchthought,handwritingisslowerandencouragesactiveengagementwiththematerial.Thisprocesshelpsstudentsstayattentiveandgraspnewconceptsmoreeffectively.Tounderstandbrain-activitydifferencesduringthetwonote-takingapproaches,researchersfixed256electrodes（电极）intoahairnettorecordthebrainactivityof36studentsastheywroteortypedwordsdisplayedonascreen.Whenstudentswrotebyhand,thesensorsdetectedwidespreadbrainconnectivityacrossvisualregions,sensoryprocessingareas,andthemotorcortex（皮层）whichisresponsibleforbodymovementandsensory-motorintegrationandhelpsthebrainuseenvironmentalinputstoinformaperson’snextaction.Typing,however,showedminimalactivityintheseregions.SophiaVinci-Booher,aneuroscientistatVanderbiltUniversity,saysthattherecentstudyhighlightsthetiebetweenmotoractionandconceptualrecognition:“Whenwritingaword,you’reusingyourmotorsystemtocreateit.Thatcreationisthenfedbackintothevisualsystemandprocessedagain,strengtheningtheaction-wordlink.”YadurshanaSivashankar,apsychologistattheUniversityofWaterloo,notesthatpeopleareincreasingly“off-loading”cognitive（认知的）tasksontodigitaldevices,suchasbytakingaphotographinsteadofcommittinginformationtomemory.“Ifwe’renotactivelyusingtheseareas,thentheyaregoingtodeteriorateovertime,whetherit’smemoryormotorskills.”Ultimately,Vinci-Boohersays,“Ithinkthere’saverystrongcaseforengagingchildreninhandwritingactivities,especiallywhenthey’refirstlearningaboutletters.There’ssomethingaboutinvolvingthefine-motorsystemandproductionactivitiesthatreallyimpactslearning.”A.Itgetsstudentsmoreactiveintheirlife.B.Itimprovesstudents’skillsofbodycontrol.C.Itenablesstudentstostayseriousandcautious.D.Itenhancesstudents’conceptualunderstanding.33.Whataspectsofthestudydoesparagraph3focuson?A.Themethodandfindings.B.Theanalysisandsuggestions.C.Thebackgroundandsubjects.D.Thetheoreticalbasisandapplications.34.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“deteriorate”inparagraph5mean?A.Develop. B.Expand.C.Decline. D.Disappear.35.WhichofthefollowingmaySophiaVinci-Booheragreewith?A.Childrenshouldlearntowritelettersearly.B.Themotorsystemisrelatedtolearningoutcomes.C.Handwritingactivitiesareessentialforchildren’shealth.D.Theaction-wordtiedependsmostlyonthevisualsystem.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。Creativityiseverywhere.Weseeitinthearchitectureofourbuildings,thedesignofeverydayobjectslikeourphones,theclotheswewear,andthemusicwelistento.Beingcreativeisenjoyableandproductive.36Sowhatcanyoupracticallydotohelpdevelopyourcreativity?Practiceiscrucial.OnepersonwhoshoweditsimportancewastheartistPabloPicasso.Heisfamousforcreatingdaringnewpaintingstyles,butitwasn’tbyaccident.Hespentyearsexperimentingwiththetraditionalrulesofart.37Anotherwayyoucanstimulateyourcreativityisbylearningfromothersinyourfield.Youcangainnewinsightsandtechniquesbystudyingtheworksofotherartists,designers,orprofessionals.38Additionally,interactingwithfellowcreativescanprovidevaluablefeedbackandsupport,helpingyoutogrowanddevelopyourskills.Creativepeoplearealsousuallyworkinginafieldtheylove.Theyaregenerallymoremotivatedbyaloveofwhattheydo,ratherthanmoney.39Thenenjoymentbecomesthereward,whichinturnmotivatesyoutokeepbeingcreative.Ifyouknowyourfieldinsideoutyouwillhavetheconfidencetotakerisksandallowyourcreativitytoblossom.40Fromtechniquesthatallowyourmindtothinkmoreoriginally,tolearningfrompastcreativemasters,therearepracticalwaystohelpyouuseyourimaginationtocreatesomethingoriginal.Ifyoudirectyourenergythoughtfully,youcanlearntobemorecreative.A.Don’thesitatetounlockyourowncreativity.B.Thiscaninvolveattendingworkshopsorreadingbooks.C.Creativityistheenginethatdrivesprogressineveryfield.D.Forsomeofusitcomesnaturallybutothersmightneedhelp.E.Creativityisn’tjustforthearts,butcanbeappliedinallareasoflife.F.Thus,chooseafieldyouenjoyratherthansomethingyoufeelyououghttodo.G.Eventuallyheproducedground-breakingworkslikeLesDemoisellesd’Avignon.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。Duringmytrans-Atlanticflight,IreceivedagiftboxfromtheairlineforanactIconsideredquitenatural.Beforeboarding,I41afamily:mother,father,apre-adolescentdaughter,andalovelybabyboy.AsIwastravelingalone,Ididnothavea42formyseatbutsomehowendedupwitha43windowseat.Theflightwas44,witha3-3-3seatingarrangementperrow.Sittingontherightsideoftheplane,withanemptyseatbetweenmeandanotherpassenger,Isawthefamilycominginmydirection.Nothaving45seatsnexttoeachother,theywerevisiblyanxious.Therewas46inthemom’seyesasshewasawarethatnooneusually47theirdesirableseatforastranger,especiallyonafullflight.Amidherdesperateglances,astewardvoicedthe48ofthesituation.Andyet,Ihadalready49toswitchseatsevenbeforehefinished.Ittookamomentforthestewardto50mywords,whowasinsuchgreat51thatsomeonewouldwillinglysacrifice（让出）theirseatthathecouldn’tbelievewhathewashearing.Inappreciation,hegavemeagiftthatwas52meantforfirstclasspassengers.Settledintomynewmiddleseat,Ifeltasenseofsecurityandsatisfactionfrommyactof53.Therelievedexpressiononthemother’sfacewasthemost54aspectofmydecision,asilentyetpowerfulsignof55.41.A.remembered B.knew C.noticed D.helped42.A.desire B.reason C.strategy D.preference43.A.well-liked B.well-suited C.well-known D.well-prepared44.A.selected B.packed C.scheduled D.confirmed45.A.received B.arranged C.divided D.changed46.A.anger B.panic C.confusion D.shame47.A.fightsfor B.picksout C.thinksabout D.givesup48.A.strangeness B.danger C.difficulty D.complexity49.A.struggled B.managed C.volunteered D.pretended50.A.takein B.passon C.writedown D.speakout51.A.relief B.shock C.excitement D.satisfaction52.A.eventually B.secretly C.temporarily D.typically53.A.courage B.wisdom C.generosity D.sincerity54.A.puzzling B.rewarding C.surprising D.challenging55.A.optimism B.pride C.trust D.gratitude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1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。ABraininaVat（缸）isathoughtexperimentwhichasksyoutoimaginesomethingreallywild.Supposea56（true）smartscientisttakesyourbrainoutofyourbodyandputsitintoacontainer57（fill）withaspecialliquidthatkeepsyourbrainalive.Yourbrain58（connect）toasuperadvancedcomputerwhichsendsitelectricalsignalsjustliketheonesyougetfromyoursenseswhenyouareexperiencingreallife.Imaginethatwiththesesignals,yourbrainthinksit’sstillinsideyourbody,59（live）youreverydaylife,eventhoughit’sactuallyinavat.The60（moment）yourbrainimagines—fromwavingtoafriendtoeatingyourfavoritesnack—feelexactlythesame61theywouldifyouwereactuallydoing62（they）.Andthere’snowayforyourbrain63（tell）it’sjustinavat,notinyourbody.It’sadeepphilosophicalquestionthatmakesuswonderabout64isknownforcertain.Itmakesusthinkabouteverythingfrommoviesandvideogamestothelatestdiscoveriesaboutourbrainsandminds.Sowhileit’sapuzzle65aclearanswer,itopensupallkindsofdiscussionsaboutknowledge,thenatureofreality,andwhatitmeanstobeconscious.第四部分写作（共两节，满分40分）第一节（满分15分）你校英文报的“魅力社团”栏目正在征稿，请你投稿推荐你所参加的社团。内容包括：1.社团概况；2.推荐理由。注意：1.写作词数应为80左右；2.请按如下格式在答题纸的相应位置作答。ADynamicStudentClub第二节（满分25分）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。Atthefarendoftown,nexttoadarkforest,satanoldwhitehouse.ItlookedlikeaSpookHousefromastory,whichmightsoundinterestingifit