第=page11頁(yè)，共=sectionpages11頁(yè)2025-2026學(xué)年遼寧省大連八中高二（上）期末英語(yǔ)試卷一、閱讀理解：本大題共15小題，共37.5分。A2025VeniceFilmFestivalAwardHighlightsThe2025VeniceFilmFestivalcelebratedgroundbreakingcinemafromacrosstheglobe，honoringfilmsthattackledpressingsocialissuesthroughconvincingstorytelling.Theaward-winningworksshowcaseddiversethemesandartisticexcellence.

BestInternationalFeatureFilm/BestDirector

"WhispersoftheTides"（France）

WhenmarinebiologistLeaDurand（IsabelleHuppert）discoversamysteriousunderwatercivilizationthreateningcoastalcities，sheteamsupwithretirednavalofficerPierreMoreau（VincentCassel）topreventtragedy.Theirjourneyrevealshumanity'sdelicaterelationshipwiththeocean，blendingecologicalurgencywithbreathtakingunderwaterfilming.

BestOriginalScreenplay/BestVisualEffects

"NeonMirage"（SouthKorea）

InafictionalSeoul，hackerprodigyJi-hoon（ParkSeo-joon）uncoversacorporatesecretplotwhilesearchingforhismissingsister.Thefilm'sneon-litvisualsandAI-themednarrativequestionthegoodandeviloftechnologicaladvancement，featuringgroundbreakingCGIsequences.

BestActor

"TheLastPortrait"（Italy）

AgingartistLorenzoBellini（ToniServillo）racesagainsttimetocompletehisfinalclassicwhilefacinghistroubledpast.Thefilm'sdetailedportrayalofartisticobsessionwonServillouniversalrecognition.

BestActress

"DancingShadows"（Spain）

FlamencoprodigyCarmenMorales（PenelopeCruz）battlesculturalappropriationintheglobaldanceindustry.Cruz'spassionateperformanceandauthenticdancemovesandroutineshighlightthestruggletopreserveartisticheritage.1.Ifyouareinterestedintechnologymoralissues，youwouldmostlikelywatch______.A.WhispersoftheTides B.NeonMirage

C.TheLastPortrait D.DancingShadows2.Whatcanweinferabout"DancingShadows"fromthetext？______A.Itcriticizesmoderndancestyles.

B.Itfocusesonthelifeofadancer.

C.Itstressestraditionalartprotection.

D.Itexploresauthenticdancingskills.3.Whatisthemainpurposeofthepassage？______A.Tosummarizeaward-winningfilms.

B.ToadvertisetheVeniceFilmFestival.

C.Topresentmodernfilm-makingtechniques.

D.Tocomparedifferentcountries'cinemastyles.BKrigerwas19whendoctorstoldhimhisrecentnosebleedandthepaininhislegboneswerefromleukemia，acancerhehadneverheardof.Hospitalizedandbed-boundinHamburg，hisweightdroppedfrom176poundsto88.Totrytolifthismother'sspirits，Krigersmiledandoftentoldjokes.Butwhenitcametohisillness，hefoughtlikealion.Still，thecancerwouldn'tleavehim.

Adoctortoldhimhisonlyremainingoptionwasastemcelltransplant.Hisfamilymembersgottested.Nonematched.Twostemcellregistrationeventswereheldnearhishometown，attendedbyatotalofabout3，000people.Still，noluck.ThenhisdoctortoldhimsomebodyhadturnedupintheUnitedStateswhomightbeamatchforhim.

Tingle，54yearsold，waswellbeyondwhatisoftenconsideredtheprimeageforstemcelldonation.ButshewasinformedjustbeforeChristmasthatsheappearedtobeamatchforsomeoneelsewithleukemiaindonating."Therearenotmanyopportunitiesinlifetoknowthatyouhavetrulysavedsomeone'slife，"Tinglesays.Shecalleditoneofthegreatestprivilegesofherlife.ShehadherbloodtestedandtraveledtotheMayoClinicinJacksonville，F(xiàn)lorida，tohaveaphysicalexaminationtoensureshewashealthyenough.Eachstepoftheway，shecouldhavedroppedout.However，luckily，TingleturnedouttobeKriger'snearlyperfectstemcellmatch.Soshehaddonatedsomeandwaited，prayingforthestranger.

Thenmonthslater，theletterarrived"….WithoutyouIwouldn'tbealiveanymore.It'sanamazingfeelingtoknowthatthereissomeoneontheothersideoftheworldwhoIamconnectedtosodeeply."KrigerandTinglemetforthefirsttimein2019.KrigerwasamazedbytheconnectionsthatbroughthimandTingletogetherandintendedtoregisterincasehisstemcellscouldhelpsavesomeoneelse.4.WhatwasKriger'sreactionafterbeingdiagnosedwithleukemia？______A.Hedealtwiththenewsprivately.

B.Hecouldn'tholdbacktearsforhimself.

C.Hejokedtorelievehismother'sworry.

D.Herefusedprofessionalmedicaltreatment.5.WhichwordscanbestdescribeTingle？______A.Sympatheticandselfless. B.Considerateandflexible.

C.Committedandcreative. D.Passionateandpersistent.6.WhatcanweinferfromKriger'slettertoTingle？______A.ItexpressedKriger'sinnersatisfaction.

B.ItconveyedKriger'sformalpoliteness.

C.ItshowedKriger'ssincereappreciation.

D.ItrequestedTingle'smoredonations.7.Whichproverbcanbestsummarizethetext？______A.Takethebadwiththegood. B.Everycloudhasasilverlining.

C.Actionsspeaklouderthanwords. D.Noactofkindnessiseverwasted.CEveryoneknowswalkingisgoodforyou，andmanyofuscountourdailysteps.Butisitbettertotakealongerwalkthanacomparablenumberofstepsspreadacrosstheday？Arecentmultinationalstudyrevealsthatwalkinginlongercontinuoussessionsprovidesgreaterhealthbenefitsthanaccumulatingthesamenumberofstepsthroughshortburststhroughouttheday.

Researchersanalyzeddatafrom33，560Britishadultsaged40-79whoaveragedlessthan8，000dailysteps.Participantswereaskedtowearanaccelerometerforaboutsevendaystoestablishhowmuchtheytypicallywalk.Participantsweresortedintofourcategoriesaccordingtowhethertheyaccumulatedmostoftheirsteps：under5minutes，5-10minutes，10-15minutes，orover15minutes.Scientistsfoundthatthosewhomainlywalkedinmorethan15minutesessionsshowedan83%lowermortality（死亡）riskand68%lowercardiovascular（心血管的）diseaseriskcomparedtothosetakinglessthan5minutes'walks.

"Wetendtoplacealltheemphasisonthenumberofstepsorthetotalamountofwalkingbutneglectthecrucialroleofpatterns，"saidEmmanuelStamatakis，oneoftheresearchers，whoisdirectoroftheUniversityofSydney'sMackenzieWearablesResearchHubinSydney，Australia."Thestudyshowsthatevenpeoplewhoareveryphysicallyinactivecanmaximizetheirhearthealthbenefitbytweakingtheirwalkingpatternstowalkforlongeratatime，ideallyforatleast10-15minutes."

Buttheresearcherstookstepstodeterminewhetherbetterhealthcausedthelongerwalksratherthanviceversa.Forinstance，theyanalyzedtheirfindingswithoutincludingvolunteerswhowerereportedfairorpoorhealth，yetresultswerestill"inlinewiththoseofourmainanalyses."

AidenDoherty，aprofessorattheUniversityofOxfordsaidthestudywasconducted"bysomeoftheworld'sleadingphysicalactivityresearchers"andintroducedabrandnewconcept，but"theresultsneedtobereproducedinotherstudiesinothercountriestoseeifthismightbeduetoadirectcausalrelationshipratherthanasimpleconnectionbetweenfactors."8.Howdidtheresearcherscategorizetheparticipantsinthestudy？______A.Bytheiragegroupsandnationalbackgrounds.

B.Bytheconditionoftheircardiovascularhealth.

C.Bythetotalnumberofstepstheytookwithinaday.

D.Bythelengthoftheircontinuouswalkingsessions.9.Theunderlinedword"tweaking"inparagraph3mostprobablymeans______.A.replacingcompletely B.adjustingslightly

C.criticizingseverely D.measuringaccurately10.WhatisProfessorDoherty'sattitudetowardthefindings？______A.Favorable B.Cautious C.Disapproving D.Indifferent11.Whichisthebesttitleforthepassage？______A.WalkingMoreStepsLeadstoBetterHealth.

B.OlderAdultsShouldPrioritizeMoreWalking.

C.WalkingPatternsSignificantlyAffectLongevity.

D.WalkingStyleMattersMoreThanStepCount.DIt'satraditionalbeliefthatthehumanbrain'stwohemispheres（半球）indicatedistinctpersonalitycharacteristics：creativesoulsaresaidtorelyonadominantrighthemisphere，whileanalyticalthinkersleanheavilyontheleft.Butmodernbrainresearchischallengingthislong-heldmyth，revealingafarmoreintegratedpictureofbrainfunction.

Theideaof"left-brained"or"right-brained"individualsgainedpopularityinpoppsychology，yetexperimentalevidencetosupportthisbinarysplit（二元化分）hasremainedrare.Tosettlethedebate，aresearchteamattheUniversityofUtahcarriedoutacomprehensivestudy，dividingthebrainintoover7，000functionalregionsandanalyzingfunctionalmagneticresonanceimaging（fMRI）scansof1，011participants.Theirgoalwastomeasurewhetherneural（神經(jīng)的）networksononesideofthebrainwerenaturallystrongerormoreactivethanthoseontheother.

Publishedinthepeer-reviewedjournalPLOSONE，thefindingsstronglychallengedthemythofhemispheredominance.Theresearchersdetectednosignificantdifferencesinthestrengthoractivitylevelsofneuralnetworksacrossthetwohemispheres.Instead，theyfoundthatthebrainoperateslikeaninterconnectednetworkofcomputers：localneurons，whichcommunicatemoreefficientlythandistantones，formorganized"centers"tohandlespecifictasks.Thislocalizationminimizestheneedforcross-hemispheresignalsending，boostingoverallefficiency.

Thesefunctionalhubstendtogatheronthesamesideofthebrainwhentheirrolesarerelated.Aclassicexampleislanguageprocessing：inapproximately90%ofpeople，thebrainregionsresponsibleforspeechproduction，reasoning，andcomprehensionareconcentratedinthelefthemisphere.Thisasymmetry（不對(duì)稱），however，doesnotequaltodominance—itmerelyreflectsfunctionalspecialization.

Thestudyconfirmsthatwhilecertainbrainareasexhibitstructuralorfunctionalasymmetry，bothhemispheresareusedrelativelyequallyindailythinkingandlearning.Thismeansthepotentialforbothanalyticalandcreativeexcellenceexistsineveryindividual.Afterall，history'sgreatestminds-LeonardodaVinci，atoweringfigureinbothartandscience—illustratethebrain'sremarkableabilitytointegratediversetalents.12.WhatwasthecorefindingoftheUniversityofUtahstudy？______A.Brainhemisphereshaverelativelyequalactivitylevels.

B.Left-braindominanceisthekeytolanguagedevelopment.

C.Creativethinkingiscontrolledbytherighthemisphere.

D.fMRIscansarereliableandnecessaryforbrainstudies.13.WhichstatementisTRUEaccordingtothenewfindings？______A.Theleftbraindominatesanalyticalthinking.

B.Noteveryone'sspeechregionsareleft-located.

C.Languagehubsspreadacrossbothhemispheres.

D.Traditionalhemispheretheoryhassolidsupport.14.WhydoestheauthormentionLeonardodaVinci？______A.Tostressthesizeofthestudy'ssample.

B.Tocriticizeoutdatedtheoriesonthebrain.

C.Toshowcreativityandanalysiscouldcombine.

D.Tocompareancientandmodernscientists'work.15.Whatisthetextmainlyabout？______A.Thedescriptionofbrainfunctionalspecialization.

B.Theanalysisoffactorsinfluencingbrainasymmetry.

C.TheIntroductionoffMRI-basedbrainresearchmethod.

D.Therejectionofthebrainhemispheredominancemyth.二、閱讀七選五：本大題共5小題，共12.5分。BeCourageous，BeYou

Manypeoplestrugglewithconfidenceregularly.You'veprobablyheardwaystofeelmoreselfconfident，fromspeakinginpublictodressingneatly.（1）______Thesesurface-levelmethodsmightoffertemporarycomfort，butunderstandingunderlyingcauseshelpstrulybelieveinyourselfforthelongterm.

PURSUINGPERFECTION

"Confidenceissuesoftenoriginatefrommultipleinterrelatedfactors."Explainingthis，MarianneTrent，apsychologist，statesthatconfidencecanbeseriouslyblockedbyaimingtoohighandrefusingtoacceptanythinglessthanperfection.（2）______Forexample，youmightspendnightsworryingaboutanupcomingcompetition，constantlyimaginingyou'llstumbleoverwordsortheopponentwillwinthegame—theseareclearsignsthatperfectionismisruiningyourconfidencelittlebylittle.

BELIEVINGTHEWORST

"Self-limitingbeliefsarenegativethoughtsthatmakeusdoubtourselves，evenwhenwecandothethingwell，"saysMarianne.Thesethoughtsusuallyariseintwocommonways：Theyareeitherunnecessaryfearoffailingorignoringkindwords.Youmightworryaboutfailingfornogoodreason，likethinking"I'llmessupthesimpletask"thoughyou'vedoneitrightbefore.（3）______

TAKINGTHEPASTASPROOF

Previousexperiencescancastalongshadowonourpresentconfidence.Ifyouoncetrippedonstage，youmightfearspeakingupinclasslater.（4）______Forinstance，apastawkwardconversationmightmakeyouavoidgroupdiscussionsnow.

LINKINGANXIETYTOEXPERIENCES

（5）______Orecommonlinkissocialanxiety：paststressfulmomentscanshapehownervouswefeelinnewsocialsettings.Forexample，ifyoufeltoverwhelmedataformerteammeeting，youmightfearjoininganewgroupproject.Onceyou'velocatedwhat'saffectingyourconfidence，youcanstartmovingforward.

A.Dailyroutinesinfluencelong-termconfidence.

B.Oryoumayneglectpraise，thinking"They'rejustbeingnice."

C.Recognizingpersonalgrowthmilestonescanrebuildself-assurance.

D.Pastnegativeexperiencestiecloselytofeelingsofanxietyinnewsituations.

E.Shereferstoperfectionismasabarrier：comparingourselvestobetterothers.

F.However，theseapproachesdon'taddresswhyyoudoubtyourselfcompletely.

G.Thisisbecauseourbrainsstorenegativeepisodesandmatchthemtosimilarnewsituations.16.A.A B.B C.C D.D E.E F.F G.G17.A.A B.B C.C D.D E.E F.F G.G18.A.A B.B C.C D.D E.E F.F G.G19.A.A B.B C.C D.D E.E F.F G.G20.A.A B.B C.C D.D E.E F.F G.G三、完形填空：本大題共15小題，共15分。OnmysonAndrew's15thbirthday，Itookhim，anonspeakingautistic（自閉癥），toashoestorenearourhomeinTorontotogetapairoftrainers."Size41ofthoseblackones，please，"Itoldtheclerk.Andrew(21)hisfeetintotheshoeswithnocomplaint.Aperfectfit.Theclerk(22)themup.InsteadofhavingAndrewpointtothe"thankyou"(23)onhispicturechart，Ihelduphisletterboardandencouragedhimtothankherviait，withwhichhecould(24)words，statements，andthoughts.

Itrequired(25)timeandeffortforAndrewbutwasasplendidtool，(26)communicationandofferinghimanopportunitytorevealwhohewas，muchbetterthanthroughpicturesandbasicwords.Oneoftheclerks，amanaboutmyage，approachedtoaskwhatitwas."Arelativelyuncommontool，most(27)notknowingitsexistence."Ireplied.Hecontinuedto(28)hisbrother-in-lawJasonhadbeenstuckinasimilarsituationandmaybethemethodcouldwork(29)tohim."Amazing!"IturnedtoAndrewtosharethatwemightmeetsomeonewhocouldusethismethodnomatter(30)theywere5or15，or50!Andrewstartedpointingtoletters："TellJason..."Holdingmy(31)withamixofnervousnessandexpectation，Iwaited."hewillchangeeveryone's(32)ofhimin26letters."

Wewereallmoved，inspiredand(33)."Wow，"theclerksaid，"thankyou."Andrewsmiled.Andweleft，I(34)，andAndrewhumming（哼唱）.Itreallydidchangesomething—weimpactedanotherperson'slifeinasplitsecondbecauseAndrew(35)onhis15abirthdaytobuyapairofshoes.21.A.went B.slipped C.wandered D.bounced22.A.approved B.cherished C.promoted D.boxed23.A.symbol B.component C.category D.headline24.A.applyto B.wipeout C.copewith D.speakout25.A.solid B.minimum C.enthusiastic D.enduring26.A.facilitating B.blessing C.assigning D.paving27.A.even B.ever C.once D.still28.A.intervene B.explain C.estimate D.infer29.A.milestones B.myths C.miracles D.reforms30.A.how B.when C.where D.why31.A.gesture B.footstep C.breath D.inspiration32.A.division B.comparison C.motivation D.impression33.A.urgent B.relieved C.optimistic D.overjoyed34.A.floating B.pondering C.prospering D.occupying35.A.poppedup B.cameoff C.showedup D.burstonto四、語(yǔ)法填空：本大題共1小題，共15分。36.Theworld'sfirstAIagentdedicatedtoresearchingoraclebonescript（甲骨文）(1)（launch）inAnyang，Henanprovince—onthe126thanniversaryofthescript'sdiscovery.

Thediscoveryofanimalshellsandbones(2)（carve）withinscriptions（銘文）inAnyang，thelastcapitaloftheShangDynasty（16acentury-11acenturyBC），in1899，stunnedtheworld.(3)wasfoundrevealstheoldestknownmaturewritingsystemofChinesecharacters.

TheAIagent(4)willresearchthescriptwasjointlydevelopedbytheKeyLaboratoryofOracleBoneInscriptionsInformationProcessingoftheMinistryofEducation，theInstituteofArtificialIntelligenceofXiamenUniversity(5)thedigitalculturelabofTencent'ssustainablesocialvalueorganization.

Named"YinqiXingzhi"fromhistoricalandpoetic(6)（masterpiece），implying"unwaveringstepsandcontinuousprogress"，itwasintegratedfromtwomainAImodels，Deep-SeekandTencentHunyuan，accordingto(7)developers.Thisapproachis(8)（remarkable）advancedinthefield，particularlyintaskssuchasreducingduplicationoforaclebonedata，accordingtoLiu.Theefficiencyandaccuracyofresearchintooraclebonescriptshavebecomeaccessible，contributing(9)adeeperunderstandingoftheancientChinesehistory.

ThenewAIagentisakeypartofthefurtherDigitalOracleCollaborativeProjectwhichfocusesmoreonbuildingdatasetsanddigitally(10)（recover）oracleboneslostorheldoverseas.(1)

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五、書面表達(dá)：本大題共2小題，共40分。37.假設(shè)你是高二學(xué)生李華，你校即將舉辦以"EmbraceNature，EnrichLife"為主題的演講比賽，請(qǐng)你寫一篇演講稿，分享一次與自然有關(guān)的戶外難忘經(jīng)歷。

內(nèi)容包括：

（1）活動(dòng)時(shí)間、地點(diǎn)；

（2）見聞與感悟。

注意：

（1）寫作詞數(shù)80詞左右；

（2）開頭已給，不計(jì)入總詞數(shù)。

Dearteachersandfellowstudents，

I'mLiHua.

______38.閱讀下面材料，根據(jù)其內(nèi)容和所給段落開頭語(yǔ)續(xù)寫兩段，使之構(gòu)成一篇完整的短文。

TonyandIhavebeenmarriedforover30years.Dogshaveenrichedourmarriagefortheseyears.Ourlastdog，Chance，wasnodoubtspecialandusuallyverylaid-back（閑散的）.Hewasaquitecleverdog.Hewasamixoftwotypesofdogs：LabradorandGoldenRetriever.Hisfavoritethingstodoweretakingawalkwithus，andrunningafterotheranimals，includingcats，rabbitsanddeer.Everyday，ChanceandIwouldtakeaone-milewalk.AndTonywouldgowithustogether.

AfterIhadanoperationin2000，walkingwasthebestformtohelpmerecover.Chancewasagoodmotivatorsincewedidn'tmissadayofexercise.Plushewasagentleguywhileontheleash（皮帶）regardlessofweighingahundredpounds.

Aftercleaningupthekitchenoneafternoon，IpulledonmytennisshoesandtookChance'sleash.Ididn'thavetosayawordbecausehehadalreadyruntothedoor.Tonywasinthelivingroomsittinginhisfavoritechairwiththenewcomputeronhislap.Thecomputerhadbeenboughtonlineandwasjustdeliveredtoourhomeonehourbefore.NowTonywasexcitedlycheckingit.

Inviewofthis，Iaskedmyhusband，"Areyougoingwithustoday？""Sorry，perhapsnotthistime，"Tonyapologized."Iwanttofurtherexplorethenewcomputer."Istoodinthedoorwaywiththeleashstillinmyhand，replying，"Allright."ButChancewasseeminglyunhappyandwouldnotallowit.

Hefoundthatmyhusbandappearedtohesitatetogooutwithusthistime.AndthelookonChance'sfacewaslike，"Huh？"Immediately，hewentintothelivingroom，stoodinfrontofTonyandbarkedathimloudly，urginghimtostandupandgowithhim."Sorry，boy.Notthistime，"myhusbandsaid，smilingathimandstillsittingcomfortablyinhisc