2024—2025學年度第二學期高一年級期末教學質(zhì)量檢測試卷 碼粘貼在規(guī)定區(qū)域。本試卷滿分150分。第一部 聽力（共兩節(jié)，滿分30分第一節(jié)（共5小題；每小題1.5分，滿分7.5分聽下面5段對話。每段對話后有一個小題，從題中所給的A、B、C三個選項中選出最佳選項，并標在試卷的相應位置。聽完每段對話后，你都有10秒鐘的時間來回答有關小題和閱WheredoestheconversationprobablytakeAt B.Ina C.InaWhatarethetwospeakerstalkingChanging B.Repairing C.PayingforWhydoesthewomanrefusetheman’sShewillhavedinnerwithBShehastoprepareforaplaneC.Shedoesn’tlikegoingoutwiththeHowlonghasthemanbeenlearningFormorethanfive B.Forfourandahalf C.ForlessthanfiveWhatcanwelearnfromthisThespeakersareinthesameThewomanworethedressThewomaniswearingherfriend’s第二節(jié)（共15小題；每小題1.5分，滿分22.5分聽下面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。聽第6段材料，回答第6、7Whatistheman’sfeelingafterhisjob B. C.Howmanypeoplewereabletogotothesecond B. 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閱讀（共兩節(jié)，滿分50分第一節(jié)（共15小題；每小題2.5分，滿分37.5分A、B、C和DHerearefourofthemostfamousbuildingsfromaroundtheworld.Whenyouaregoingtotravel,youknowexactlywheretogo!TheLloyd’sTheLloyd’sBuildingliesinLondonandisRichardRogers’firsthigh-techofficeblock.Ithaswonmanyawardsbecauseofitsattractiveinside-outdesign—allitsserviceslikeelevatorsareprovidedoutsidethebuilding.ItissaidbyHistoricEnglandtobe“widelyrecognizedasoneofthekeybuildingsofthemodemage.”O(jiān)neWorldTradeOneWorldTradeCenterisintheUnitedStates,whichreachesatotalheightof1,776feet.Thebuildinghas94storiesaboveground,and5storiesunderground.Thereare86usableabove-groundfloors,ofwhich78areusedforofficepurposes.What’smore,thebuildinghas73elevatorsintotalandallthat’sneededtotraveltotheupperfloorsofthebuildingisaridewithinonly60seconds.PetronasThePetronasTowersliesinKualaLumpur,Malaysia,whichhasaheightof1,483feet.The88-floortowersarecharacterizedbyatwo-storyskybridgeconnectingthetwotowersonthe41stand42ndfloors.Theskybridgeis58meterslongandisconsideredtobethehighesttwo-storyskybridgeintheworld.TheTheColosseuminRome,Italyisalargeamphitheater(圓形劇場)thathostedeventslikegladiatorial(角斗士的games.TheColosseum,whichcanseat50,000people,towersfourstorieshighandincludeseightyentrancestotheamphitheater.ItisthelargestancientamphitheatereverbuiltandisstillthelargeststandingamphitheaterintheworldWhichbuildinghasoutsideTheLloyd’s 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D.InOliviaHillier’ssidehustle副業(yè)startedwitha$5T-shirtshefoundatathriftstore(舊貨店MedicalstudentHillierhadsomeexperienceofsellingafewofherownoldclothingitemsonanappcalledPoshmark.Sheneverthoughtmuchofit.ButonedayshenoticedotherPoshmarksellerswereprofitingfromsellingthriftstorefinds.Becauseofherstudentloans,Hillierbeganstudyingtheirstrategiesandusingthemtocreateherownsidehustle.ThatfirstT-shirtsoldfor$20.Sincethen,Hillier’ssidehustlehasbroughtinmorethan$117,000,including$85,000lastyearalone.Itcurrentlyaverages$6,000to$7,000ofprofitpermonth,helpingherlatelypurchaseafive-bedroomhouse.Hillier’ssidehustlebeganinAugust2020,whenshenoticedthatotherPoshmarksellerswerepostingthousandsofitemsthatcouldn’thavebeenfromtheirownclosets衣柜Shelearnedthatmanyweresourcingtheiritemsfromthriftstores.Shespentthenexttwomonthstestingvarioussellers’methods.Thenshecenteredononestylebrightvintage(古典的)pieces—becausethoseitemsaresoldthemostquickly.Hillier’ssidehustledidn’treallypayoff,though,untilshefoundabalancebetweensellingclothesandmedicalschool.OnFridays,she’drunfromclassestothriftstores,spendingthoseeveningssortingandcleaningclothes.OnSundays,she’dtakesnapsofhernewstock存貨OnMondays,inbetweenhospitalrotations換班she’duploadthenewproductsontoherPoshmarkcloset.Andeveryotherday,she’druntothepostoffice.“You’vegottodoonaregularbasis,”Hilliersays.“IfIdidn’tloveitsomuch,Iwouldn’tmakethetimeforNow,someofHillier’ssidehustle’smoneycoversherdownpaymentonahouse.Therestwillgotowardsnewfurniture,travel,hertwodogsandstudentloanpayments.“Alotofpeoplecan’tgetastablejobinthemedicalschoolbecausetheydon’thavethetimeorflexibility,”Hilliersays.“It’snicetonotonlyhavetimetodosomethingIlike,butaffordotherthings.IwillkeepthisbusinessmovingonwhenI’manattendingdoctor.”4WhatmadeHillierdecidetostarthersideHergreatloveforfashionableHerneedtoearnmoneyattheHerpurposeofmakingacareerHerearlysuccessinsellingoldHowdidHillierprepareforhersideBybecomingauserofBylearningfromothers’BycontactingsomePoshmarkByfillingherclosetwithbrightvintageWhatisthekeytoHillier’ssuccessinhersideKnowingcustomers’ 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D.AlargeamountoffreeWhatdoesHillierplantodointhefutureaccordingtotheHoldontobothhersidehustleandApplyforamoreflexibleTransformhersidehustleintoaBuyanothernewDophonecallsfromlong-lostfriendsreallyexciteyou?You’renotalone.Anewstudyfindspeopleoftenunderestimatehowmuchtheiroldfriendswillappreciatereceivingacallfromthemoutoftheblue.Meanwhile,thefriendgettingthecallplacesamuchhighervalueonthesurprisesocialinteraction.“Peoplearefundamentallysocialbeingsandenjoybondingwithothers,”explainsleadauthorPeggyLiu,PhD,fromtheUniversityofPittsburgh,inamediarelease.Researchersconductedseveralexperimentsinvolvingover5,900peopletolookatwhatfactorsplayintotheamountofappreciationsomeonefeelswhenotherscontactthem.Inoneexperiment,researchersaskedhalfoftheparticipantstorememberthelasttimetheycontactedsomeoneintheirsocialcircleafternotspeakingwiththemforareallylongtime.Therestofthegrouptooktheoppositeapproach,rememberingwhenalong-lostfriendreachedthembyphone.Thetwogroupsthenhadtorateonaseven-pointscale(1meaning“notatall”and7meaning“toagreatextent”)howmuchthepersonreceivingthiscommunicationappreciated,orfeltgrateful,orpleasedaboutthemessage.Forpeoplemakingthecall,thismeantguessinghowmuchtheirfriendenjoyedhearingfromthem.Forthepeoplereceivingthecall,theysimplyhadtoratehowmuchtheyappreciatedhearingfromalong-lostpal.Resultsshowcasethepeoplereachingtheirfriendsignificantlyunderratedtheirfriend’sappreciationwhenthetwogroupswerecompared.“Isometimeshesitatebeforecontactingpeopleinmysocialcircleforavarietyofreasons.Whenthathappens,Ithinkabouttheseresearchfindingsandremindmyselfthatotherpeoplemayalsowanttoreachmeandhesitateforthesamereasons,”Liuconcludes.“IthentellmyselfthatIwouldappreciateitsomuchiftheyreachedmeandthatthereisnoreasontothinktheywouldnotsimilarlyappreciatemyreachingthem.”Whichofthefollowingbestexplains“outoftheblue”underlinedinparagraphA. 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D.Whataretheresearchers’conclusionsbasedThecomparisonbetweenthedatafromtwoTheirobservationofsocialinteractionamongTheiranalysisofparticipants’attachmenttotheiroldTheirinvestigationintothesocialconnectionsofWhatcanwelearnabouttheparticipantsreachingtheirTheytendedtobemoreTheyexpresseddifferentgradesofTheirfriendsmighthesitatetocontactthemforvariousTheirfriendsweremoregratefulfortheircallsthantheyhadWhichofthefollowingcanbethebesttitlefortheImproveYourCommunicationObservetheLawofSocialHaveNoHesitationinReachingYourPromoteaCloserFriendshipbyCallingYourCancerisaleadingcauseofdeathworldwide,accountingfornearly10milliondeathsin2020.Manyformsofcancerscouldbecuredifdiscoveredearlyandtreatedproperly.Butidentifyingitisquiteaneffort.Nowanewstudymayofferanapproach.ResearchersinFrancerecentlyfoundthatinsects,includingants,haveapowerfulsenseofsmellandcanquicklylearntofindoutcancerouscells(細胞).Theresearchersexperimentedwith36antsofthespeciesFormicafusca.Theyfirsttrainedtheantsbyplacingasugarsolutionnearthecancerouscells.Halfoftheantsweretaughtrecognizeonetypeofcancer,andtherestweretaughtanother.Thentheantswereputnearthehealthycellsandthecancerouscells.Itturnedoutthatwhenthesugarsolutionwastakenaway,theantscouldstillfindoutthecancerouscells.Inthetest,theantsmovedtowardsthecancerouscellstheylearnedtodiscover,eveniftheyhadtochoosebetweendifferentcancervarieties.Thisisn’tthefirsttimethatanimals’senseofsmellhasbeenusedtoidentifycancerouscells.Earlierstudieshavesuggestedthatdogsaregoodatsmellingoutcancerouscells.“Antsequaldogsintermsofsmellingabilities,”theresearcherswrote.“Insomeregards,antsarebetterthandogsbecausetheycanlearnextremelyfast—lessthan30minutesformostants—withalow-costmethodthatcanbeachievedbyanyoneafteracoupleofdaysoftraining,whiletrainingadogtoproperlysmelloutcancerouscellsrequiresseveralmonthstoayearanditalsocostsmuch.”Moreclinical臨床的testsmustbecarriedoutbeforetheycouldbeusedinclinicalsettingslikeTheresearchers’nextstepwillbetofurtherstudywhetherantscouldmakethemselvesusefulinotherreal-worldsituationswheredogsarenowused.TheybelievethatthemethodcouldpossiblybeadaptedtootherchallengingWhatcanwelearnabouttheantsintheTheywereusedforcuringTheyfedmainlyoncancerousTheypreferredhealthycellstocancerousTheycouldtelldifferentcancerouscellvarietiesHowareantsbetterthandogsaccordingtotheAntshaveastrongersenseof B.AntshavemorecorrectAntsaremuchmorecost- D.AntscanbeusedforlongerWhatwilltheresearchersdoExploreotherpossibleusesofExperimentwithotherspeciesofUseantsinsteadofdogsinreal-worldPromotetheuseofantsinhospitalsaroundtheWhatisthetextmainlyAntscanidentifycancerousCancerisaleadingcauseofCancercanbecuredsoonerorAntsanddogshavegoodsmelling第二節(jié)（共5小題；每小題2.5分，滿分12.5分Peoplehavebeenaddingcoloringtotheirfoodforthousandsofyears.ThistraditioniswidelythoughttohavetakenplaceinEgyptiancitiesasearlyas1500BC. 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