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1、河北省邢台市2022-2023学年高二下学期7月期末英语试题学校:姓名：班级：考号：一、阅读理解Popular Destinations in ChinaOur China small group tours with the best deals all year round cater to the individual traveler, couples, seniors and small groups alike, allowing one and all to experience China in all its mystery and to enjoy the vacation

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6、 driver-guideAccommodation: Carefully selected camps & lodges in national parkslittle likelihood of ever having a chance to perform. But the Toowoomba Choral Society bought the performance rights in 1992 with the view to perform it in 1994. I had seen a few of their performances but was not a me

7、mber of the choir. They called for auditions and, emboldened by the chance to be part of the “Les Mis“ experience, I went along. I had had no experience singing and had never performed in any musicals but I believed in miracles and hoped for a place for me somewhere in the chorus.I tried out for the

8、 part of J avert with others as well as the students from the University of Southern Queensland. Rehearsals （排练）started immediately and I got a crash course in singing, acting and dancing. There was so much to learn and as I drove to rehearsals three times a week a little voice would say, “You are i

9、n over your head, get out now.” 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。The rehearsal process was tough.Opening night was amazing.Must-see sights in Kenya: Nairobi-Amboseli Lake Nakuru-Lake Naivasha-Hells GatePrice: From $ 3829 $36461. Which tour can have the most travelers?A. SG01.B. SG25.C. SG30.D.

10、 TKY 101.2. In what way is 7 Days Private Tour of Kenya special?A. Its tour type.B. Its original price.C. Its wild sights.D. Its guided experience.3. Where can visitors see the Nishan Sacred land?A. In Beijing. B. In Qufu.C. In Egypt.D. In Kenya.On May 17, the Touching China 2019 Award Ceremony went

11、 on the air on CCTV-1, and Professor William N. Brown from the School of Management of Xiamen University was awarded the honorary title person of the year”.The CCTV award speech says, Open our hearts, for embracing enhances understanding; drop our biases, for nothing can separate us, even if it is t

12、he Pacific Ocean. Between the lines of your letters home, we can read your tales of China and your deep love for this country. Our dear friend from a far, China is forever a home away from home for you, and we all love you cause you always feel at home in China.William Brown has served as a professo

13、r at the School of Management in Xiamen University since 1988. In 2002, he applied for permanent residence in China and became the first foreigner to be granted Chinese Green Card“ in Fujian Province. Having been working in China for 32 years, he knows and loves China, and has witnessed the rapid gr

14、owth of Chinas economy. Thanks to his introduction, cities like Xiamen and Quanzhou have earned their places on the honor roll of International Garden Cities”. In addition, he has also been awarded the Chinese Government Friendship Award and Honorary Citizen of Xiamen.By the end of 2018, he publishe

15、d a new book Off the Wall: How We Fell for China, recording and describing, from a unique global perspective, how China has changed and developed over the course of reform and opening up. In his acceptance speech at the ceremony, Brown said, I dont think Fve done anything to touch China. On the cont

16、rary, China has touched me. A bosom friend a for brings distant lands near. Charming Brown has been so charmed by China and its development. His stories of China are filed with such adeep love which has touched each and every one of us.Touching China Award is a mind-nourishing brand program created

17、by CCTV, and the year 2019 marksthe70th anniversary of the founding of the Peoples Republic of China, and this annual event is a special honor to the extraordinary builders of a new China.4. What can we learn about William Brown?A. He applied for permanent residence in China in 1988.B. He has deep l

18、ove for his home so he wrote the book.C. He contributed to some cities earning international places.D. He was the first foreigner to be granted Chinese Green Card“ in China.5 . What does the underlined word “biases“ in paragraph 2 mean?A. Prejudice. B. Favor.C. Objection.D. Feelings.6. How did Pro l

19、essor Brown write his new book?A. By recording and counting.B. By arguing and recounting.C. By describing and relating.D. By writing lyrics and commenting.7. What is this annual event intended for?A. A common activity to a new China.B. A usual honor to the defenders of China.C. A special honor to a

20、new builder of China.D. A specific award to the unusual constructors of China.Friendships can hold an exceptional place in our life stories. What is it about the s connections that make them so unique? Before we dive into the science, lefs first observe on in action.If I could somehow design a best

21、friend, you know, put together all the ideal qualities of my perfect match, that person would pale in comparison to Priya. Shes always there for me. Last year after I failed my important exam, it felt like my whole world was crashing down. Priya was at my door at the news. I was a wreck, but she sat

22、 there with me and listened. We were on the same page!Early childhood, adolescent, and adult friendships are all a little different in part because the brain works in different ways at those stages of life. Adolescence is a unique time when peer relationships take focus, and thanks to the developing

23、 brain, there are changes in the way you value, understand, and connect to friends. Teenage friends can seem attached at the hip.Scientists describe adolescence as a social re adaption as teenagers begin to spend as much or more time with their friends than with their parents. This drive to hang wit

24、h pals maybe due to changes in the brain5s reward centre. Its activation makes hanging out with others enjoyable and motivates you to spend more time with them. Neuroimaging（神经成像） studies show that this region is highly reactive during your teenage years, which may explain why adolescents seem to pl

25、ace a higher value on social interactions than children or adults.Teenage friendships can also feel closer than the friendships of your childhood. This deeper connection is possible thanks to improvements in what scientists call Theory-of Mind the ability to understand others emotions, thoughts, mot

26、ivations, and points of view. Babies begin to develop Theory of Mind around 18 months or so. And scientists know that it continues to improve and mature well into your teenage years and beyond. Likewise, regions within the social brain show increased connectivity during adolescence compared with chi

27、ldhood.As a result, teens can better understand their friends perspectives, allowing for deeper connections to develop. The ability to connect with others somewhat depends on the coordination of actions, emotions, physiology, and thoughts. This is what psychologists call interpersonal synchrony.8. W

28、hy did the author mention the exam in paragraph 2?A. To introduce an exam.B. To show their close relationship.C. To serve a favorable example.D. To argue against the opinion.9. Why does adolescent friendship differ from others?A. Adult friends are attached at the hip.B. Teenagers5 value stay the sam

29、e.C. The brain is inactive during teenage years.D. Peer relationships play a key role in the life.10. What can we know about Theory of Mind?A. It becomes better developed in adolescence.B. It refers to regions within the social brain.C. Babies begin to develop it around 8 months.D. It refers to the

30、ability to understand our own emotions.11. Which is the best title of the text?A. Are friendships different?B. Are friendships connected with your brain?C. Do friendships matter?D. How do adolescent friendships develop?Researchers at Columbia University in New York have created a 3D printer that mak

31、es cheesecake.In research published Tuesday in the journal npj Science of Food, the engineers describe how their 3D printer made a cheesecake from seven ingredients: graham cracker, peanut butter, Nutella, banana puree, strawberry jam, cherry drizzle, and frosting; a retrofitted （改装） 3D printer was

32、used; the printing head could pick up any of the seven food inks to add to the slice. The final result tasted pretty sweet.Blutinger, head of the researcher, said in a press release describing the research, “The cheesecake is the best thing we can showcase right now, but the printer can do a whole l

33、ot more.” 3D printed food could make foods more customizable - and possibly more nutritious. With more emphasis on food safety, food prepared with less human handling could lower the risk of foodborne illness and disease transmission.Is 3D food printing healthy? ”We have an enormous problem with the

34、 low-nutrient value of processed foods J Cooper said. 3D food printing will still turn out processed foods, but perhaps the silver lining will be, for some people, better control and tailoring of nutrition personalized nutrition.“On every scale, from food manufacturers to restaurants and homes, 3D p

35、rinters might be the next step in automation, removing more people from the preparation process. You,ll likely pay more for your first 3D food printer than you did for your air fryer. When the first ones arrive, perhaps in five years or so, they will likely come in at less than $1,000,“ Blutinger sa

36、id.12. What is used to make cheesecake?A. A 3D film.B. A newly-built 3D printer.C. A new printing head.D. A modified 3D printer.13. What can Blutinger agree with?A. The cheesecake is the best in the world.B. 3D printed food belongs to natural foods.C. 3D printed food could be everything but nutritio

37、us.D. 3D printed food could lower the risk of disease transmission.14. What can we learn about the 3D printer?A. It can print salty cakes.B. It is possible for massive production.C. It will be too much expensive to buy.D. It can be put into the market at once.15. . Where can readers find the text?A.

38、 In an entertainment website.B. In an advertisement.C. In a science magazine.D. In a storybook.二、七选五Majors are vital in college and your whole life because it determines what degree you will graduate with and what career you will be most qualified for. 16Choose a major merely based on money.The mist

39、ake happens when youre choosing a major only considering the pay. 17 A major with high-paying career options will all depend on position openings and the competitors. 18Being interested in a major is a start, but dont stop there. Researching the field will help you be sure that a major is right for

40、you. Consider the entire journey youll pursue. If youve done your investigating and youre still interested, dip your toes in before you commit.My parents want me to choose this major.19 But the choice is ultimately yours. If anyone wants to help you in choosing a major and you wholeheartedly agree w

41、ith their opinions, then go with it. But if you want your future to go in any other direction, speak up.20 From an outside perspective, it may seem simple, but the students doing the work can probably tell you some horror stories. Every major has them. Never take the “easy” road when it comes to you

42、r future.A. Choose a major by investigating first.B. Choose a major by feeling instead of research.C. However, you should think carefully choosing a major.D. The opinions of your friends and family arent to ignore.E. Honestly, there is no such thing as an easy major anyway.F. Therefore, youd better

43、avoid some mistakes in choosing a major.G. You also need to consider your passions, dislikes, and your happiness.三、完形填空For me and my father, running is not just a workout but also a bonding experience. Since 2020, I have 21 my father, serving as his eyes. My 51-year old father, born with a vision di

44、sorder, had 22 depression for a long time due to his disability. As a 23 runner, I suggested he take up running to relieve his 24However, running wasnt 25 for him in the beginning. I first bought a secondhand treadmill（跑步机）online, but he gave up after a few 26 as he felt that he couldnt use it due t

45、o his 27 of physical exercise and sight. Then I came up with an idea and 28 to run with my father, 29 him of the turns and obstacles on the road. After sometime we were able to keep pace with each other. He slowly developed a30 for running. What is more, his health improved and his blood pressure 31

46、.I often felt sorry when I heard the neighbors gossip about my fathers 32 andcomplained as a child. But now running has brought us 33. I know life ischallenging, but still full of hope.and are preparing to run a half marathon. He has also 34people.“You are my hero J I told him 35.We have even joined

47、 a club-Running in the Darkfor runners with visual impairment21. A. carried22. A. dreamed of23. A. lazy24. A. anxiety25. A. easy26. A. miracles27. A. loadB. accompaniedB. heard ofB. slowB , unemploymentB. difficultB. risksB. historyC ignoredC , benefited fromC. rareC , starvationC. reliableC. attemp

48、tsC. limitto help other disabledD. showedD. suffered fromD. keenD. comfortD. urgentD. mistakesD. lack28. A. refusedB. decidedC, hopedD. agreed29. A. offeringB. takingC. invitingD. reminding30. A. hatredB. loveC , supportD , boredom31. A. droppedB. roseC. disappearedD. jumped32. A. doubtB. beliefC. disabilityD. advantage33. A. fasterB. luckierC. closerD. farther34. A. hesitatedB. volunteeredC , warnedD. frightened35. A. proudlyB. ashamedlyC , ne