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离一荚语认卷第3页(共离一荚语认卷第3页(共8頁) 高一荚语试卷 第4艽(共8頁)扫描全能王创建离一荚语认卷第3页(共离一荚语认卷第3页(共8頁) 高一荚语试卷 第4艽(共8頁)扫描全能王创建高一英语试卷 第1頁(共高一英语试卷 第1頁(共8頁) 高一英语试卷第2页(共8页)扫描全能王创建C.Hungry.C.Aneighbor.C.InChicago.C.Justso-so.C.45pounds.C.Biil*sco-worker.C.Thestreets.C.Itisuncomfortable.C.InMay.C.Hungry.C.Aneighbor.C.InChicago.C.Justso-so.C.45pounds.C.Biil*sco-worker.C.Thestreets.C.Itisuncomfortable.C.InMay.C.OnFridays.C.1,000.2024年秋季期高一期末教学质量监测英语(本试卷满分150分,考试叶间120分钟)注意事项:答題前,务必将自己的姓名、学校、班级、准考证号填写在答題卡規定的位置上。答选择題时,必须使用2B铅笔将答題卡上对应題日的答案标号涂黑,如需改动,用橡皮擦干净后,再选涂其它答案标号。答非选择题时,必须使用0.5毫米黑色墨水签字笔,将答案书写在答題卡規定的位置上。所有題目必须在答題卡上作答,在试題卷上答題无效•第一部分听力(共两节,满分30分)第一节(共5小题;每小题1.S分,满分7.S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。Howisthewomanfeelingnow?Fine. B.Sick.Whatarethespeakertalkingabout?Afire. B.Ahouse.WheredoesthewomanwantJennytowork?InWashington. B.IdBostoitWhydidthemanmeethismother?Iopickherup.Togotomeethisheadteacher.Totakehishomework.Whatisthematterwiththespeakers?TheylosttheirIDcards.Theyarelatefortheplane.Theyforgottheirpassports.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。Whatdoesthemanthinkofthefitnesscenter?Wonderful. B.Expensive.Howmuchdidthemanpayforaclass?15pounds. B.25pounds.听第7段材料,回答第8、9题。S. WhoisLynn?Bill'swife. B.Kate’sworkmate.WhendidBillmoveintothehouse?Aboutfourmonthsago.Abouttwoyearsago.Aboutthreeyearsago.听第8段材辑,回答第10至!2題.Whatdocsthemanaskthewomantohelpwith?Thebox. Theshoes. C.ThecbairHowdocs(hewomanfeelaboutlheman’smoving?Surprised. B-Sai C.Excited.WhywillthemanmovetoFlorida?A-HeWantstolivenearhisparents.Hisnjother-in-lawlivesthere.Therentofhisapartmentistoohigh.听第9段材枓,回答第13至16题。WhatdidthewomandislikeaboutNewYork?A-Theweather.B.Thepeople.WhatdidthewomanthinkofTokyo?Itisdirty. B.Itisbusy.WhendoesthemanplantogotoRome?A-InMarch. B.InJune.Whatisthewoman’sopinionofRome?Attractivebutexpensive.Excidngbutdirty.Cleanbutcrowded.听第10段材料,回答第17至20题。Whencanpeoplevisitthereadingrooms?OnSundays.B.OnSaturdays.Whathappenedtothelibraryin1997?Itwasdesignedbyaperson.Itwasopenedtothepublic.Itwasrebuilttoalargersize.Howmanyworkersdoesthelibraryhave?A.112,000. B.746.Whatdoesthespeakersayaboutthebooksinthelibraiy?Theycanbeborrowedeasily.Theycoveralonghistory.Theyareboughtbypcrsooalcollectors.第二部分阅读(共两节,满分50分)第一节供15小题海小题2.5分,满分37.S分)阅读下列舷,从每题所给的A、B、C和D四个选项中,选出最佳选项.ATheHottestPeppersintheWorldThetitleof''hottestpepper(辣椒)intheworld**issomethingthat’schallengedmoreoftenthanyoumayexpectEveryyearhotpeppercultivators(耕种者)findnewwaystocreatepeppersthatwillcompeteforthetopposition.BelowwelistthepresenthottestpeppersbasedonexpectedmedianheatontheScovilleScale(史髙维尔指标,辣椒辣度的測量单位).PepperXPepperXwasplantedbythePuckerButtPepperCompanyintheUS.Measuredatitsmaxat3.18millionScovilleHeatUnits(SHU),andofficiallymeasuredat2.69millionSHUintheGuinnessBookofWorldRecords.PepperXtrulyoutshinesthepreviousrecordholder,theCarolinaReaper.CarolinaReaperTheCarolinaReaper,alsodevelopedbythePuckcrBunPepperCompany,holdthetitleofworld'shonestpepperintheGuinnessBookofWorldRecordsfrom2013to2021.Tlicpepper’sheatlcvclreachesanaverageof1.6milLiooSHU,withsomeindividualpeppersrecordedalover2.2millionSHU.KocnodoDragonTheKomodoDragonpepperisafierychilihailingfromtheUK.It'srenownedforitsextremeheatbetween1.4millionlo2.2millionSHU.TheheatoftheKomodoDragonpepperisnotinuncdialebutbuildsupfor10secondsbeforeitunleashesitsfullpotential.TVinidadMorugaScorpionTheTrinidadMorugaScorpionoriginates(起源于)ftomislandcountryTrinidadandTobago.Itsheatmeasuresfrom1.2to2millionSHU.Anditlooksstrange,wilhiisscorpion(级子)-likcslinger(刺)tnil.Thisfierypc叩erwasevenrecognizedas(heworld'shonestpepperby(heGuinnessBookofWorldRecordsin2012.7PotDouglabThe7PotDouglahalsooriginatesfromTrinidadandTobago,rangingfrom923,S89to1,853,986SHU.Thepeppergelshsnamefromthelocalbeliefandfactthatonepod(豆荚)isenoughtocooksevenpotsofstew(菜肴).Itsdarkbrowncolorgivesitauniqueappearanceamongchilipeppers.ThehonestpepperintheworldaccordingtotheGuinnessBookofWorldRecordsin2021wasA.PepperX B.CarolinaReaperC.KomodoDragon D.TrinidadMorugaScorpionWhaidoTrinidadMomgaScorpionand7PotDouglahhaveincommon?TheybothhaveAcsameSHU.Theywerebothdevelopedbytiiesamecompany.TheybothoriginatefromtheTrinidadandTobago.TheywerebothrecognizedbytheGuinnessBookofWorldRecords.Whereisthistextprobablytakenfrom?A-Aresearchreport B.AshoppingadvertisementC.Atravelbrochure. D.Afoodmagazine.BGradyFerranti,amiddleschoolstudcnlfromLaPorte,Texas,wantedioplayin(hecomingYouthWorldScriesBaseballToumamenis(联赛)withhistcanimatcs.Theirteamwouldbe(ravellingtoDallasandtoCollegeStationtocompcic.However,Grady'sftmilywastoopoortosendhintBuithetournamentswereanexperiencetheyoungmandidn'twanttomissouton.“Itwashardformetoslayinsports/'Gradysaid.“Itmademefeellandofsad,butIdidn’tlosehope.”The13-year-oldandhisfatherdiscussedwaysthathecouldraisesomemoneytoattend.Thentheydecidedtomaketamales,akindoflocalsnack.Gradybrought(hemandabigcooleroficedwaterstothecrossingofSpencerandUnderwoodwithasignwhichread:“WalerSI.00aBottleforWorldSeriesBaseball?'Ateammate'smotherheardaboutwhatGradywasdoingandsloppedbytobringhimafewextraboxesofwater.ApersonwhopassedbynoticedtheteensellingwalersandlamalestoplaybascbalLHesharedaphotoofGradyouline,anditgotalotofattention.“ThisboyissellingwatertogotoWorldScriesBaseball!GoGradyFerranti!ComerofSpencerandUnderwood...”thepostread.ManyinGrady’scommunitysawthepostanddroveovertothestreetcomer,andboughteverythingthathehadtosell.Manyencouragedhim.'*Youarcdoingareallygoodjob.Youarcgoingplaces,”onecustomer(oldhim.AteacherofGrady'salsoshowedup(osupporthisstudenLGradyendedupraisingenoughmoneytoenterihcboscballtournamentswithhisteammates,andhadsomeextramoneytogetsomenewpiecesofbaseballgear(装备)-Gradyfeltthathehadsucceededwiththehelpofhiscommunity."Havingthematmybackmakesraefeelgood,"saidGrady.WhywasiihardforGradytoplayinthebaseball(oumamcols?Hedidn'thaverichexperience.Hisfamilydidn'twanttosupporthim.Hecouldn'tcoverthecostoftravelling.Hecouldn'tplayaswellashisteammates.HowdidGradyraisemoney?Bymakingtamalesforbisneighbors.BysellingfoodandwateronthestreetBysharinghisstoryonlinewithothers.Byaskinghisteammates1familiesforhelp.WhohelpedGradyattractmostofthecustomers?A.Grady'sfather. B.Ateammate'smother.C.Astrangerpassingby. D.OneofGrady'steachers.Whatdocstheunderlinedsentence“Youaregoingplaces'*inparagraph5probablymean?A.Youwillhaveabrightfuture. B.Youaretravellingtomanyplaces.C.Youneedtoleaveforotherplaces.D.Youshouldsellthingsinmoreplaces.CThemessagesalwayssiartwithsomethinglike,“Hey,I’msosorrybuu.”Somethinghassuddenlycomeup—aterribleheadacheorapetcathavingaproblem.ThepersonIhavemadeplanswithisn^goingtomakeitAtthispointI’musuallydressed,abouttowalkoutthedoor,orevenonmyway.However,Iusuallydon'tcareaboutitIhavetocanccl(取消)planssomedraes,too.Butoverthepastyear,myfriendsandIhavestartedtorealizethatpeopleareflakingoutmoreoftciLWhenpeopleflakeout—anceltheplanatthelastminuteorsimplydon’tshow,thefirstquestionthatappearsinourbrainis“Why?”or“Issomethingbiggerreallyhappening?”Thinkofthatpersoninyourfriendgroupwhoalwayscan’tarriveontime.Thatmaybemorecommonamongsomepersonalitytypes.Forthesepeople,theyseemtohavelittleconcernforhowotherpeoplefeel.Anothertypeiswhatpsychologists(心理学家)callconscientiousnessorresponsibility.Peoplewhohavenoconscientiousnessarebadatplanningthingsordon'tfollowthrough—inotherwords,flakeoutFlakingouthasgotmorecommoninthelastdecade.Researchshowsit'sjusteasiertoflakeoutintheageoftechnology.Distancecanallowpeople(olietoothers.Whenyoudon'twanttofollow(heplan,ifseasiertosendamessagetosomeone(ocanceltheplanthantotellthemovertiicphone.Beingflakedoutoninthiswaycanmakeyoufeelthattheyarctreatingyouasifyoudidn'thavethoughtsorfeelings.Sonextdmcsomeoneflakesoutbysendingyouatextmessage,youcanturn(oGray,apsychologyprofessorattheUniversityofNorthCarolina,whohassomethingiosharewithyoutohelpyoudealwiththesituation.Whydocstheauthortakenonoticewhenotherscanceltheplan?Theyhavemadeapologies.Itdoesn'thaveanybadinfluences.Sometimeshehastodothesamething.Theplanisn'timportantandcanbechanged.高_英语试卷 第5页(共高_英语试卷 第5页(共8頁) 高一荚语试卷 第6页(共8S)扫描全能王创建高一英语试卷 第7頁(共高一英语试卷 第7頁(共8頁) 高一英进试卷 第8页(共8瓦〉扫描全能王创建Whniisanexampleofflakingoulaccordingtothetext?Sendingamessagetosaysorry.Cancellingaplanwithanexcuse.Beinglateforapartyonpurpose.DcaHngwilhotherimportantthings.Whichofthefollowingcanbestdescribelhepeoplewhoflakeoul?A.Busyandactive.C.CarelessandimpatienLA.Busyandactive.C.CarelessandimpatienL31.Whalis(hebesttitleforthetext?A.TheInfluenceofFlakingOutC.TheReasons(orFlakingOutIrresponsibleandself-centred.HowtoPreventCancellingPlansHowtoGelAlongwith0thereDIfyousila(abeachandlookalthestare,youcanseetheskysuddenlylightupandthenthewalerintheseaturnabeautiful,electricblue!Whatyouareseeingisanaturalphcnomcnon(现象)knownasbiolumincsccncc(生物发光).Biolumincsccnccisthenaturalproductionoflightbysomeanimals.TryingtocatchthisphenomenonhasinfeetbecomeatouristattractioninplaceslikeNewZealand.BiolumincsccnccisproducedByspecificspeciesoffish,squid,jellyfish,aswellasGreflics.Thelightiscausedbyachemicalreaction(化学反应)withinananimal'sbody.AnimalscanchooselhebrightnessandthecoloroftheLightdependingonwhethertheyarcnmniDgawayfromthosetrying(ocatthem,attractingapossiblemale,orlookingforfood.Thecolorsareusuallyabrightblueorgreen一thisisbecausecolorsthathaveshoncrwavelengths(波长}suchasblueandgreentraveleasilytliroughthewater.InthewalersoffthecoastofNewZealand,plankton(浮游生物)producesneon-bluewhenitnoticesthecomingofsmallerfishthateatitItslightcausesthewavesioshine,thewatertoflash,andthefishtoswimawayastheyswimthroughtheoccan.Iiisimportanttoresearchbeforevisitingasbiolumincsccncecannotalwaysbeseen.Theanimalshaveabuilt-insenseoftimethatallowsthemtoonlyshineindarkness.Also,wetweatherincreaseslhechanceofbiolumincsccncctakingplace,asthewaterfromthecloudprovidessomethingthatmakesbioluminesccQcetoappear.Onlheotherhand,toomuchwindcancausetheanimalstoswimdowndeeperintowaterandswimawayindiflerentdirections.Biolumincsccntwavesaretrulyoneofthemostuniqueandbcautilidsightstosee.Theyhelpusrememberlhaitherearemanykindsofanimalslivingonourplanetandthatweshouldprotectthemforfururcgenerations.HowwillpeopleprobablyfeelwhenseeingbiolumincsccnccinNewZealand?A.Frightened. B.Amazed. C.Confused. D.Encouraged.Whatdoweknowaboutbiolumincsccncc?Animalsproducedifferentcolorsoflightindiflerentsituations.Thecolorswithlongerwavelengthsmovefesteridtheocean.1(wasfirstnoticedbytravelersinplaceslikeNewZealand.Planktonproducesneon-bluewhenitsearchesforfood.34.Whencanvisitorshaveabetterchanceofseeingbiolumincsccncc?A.Onawindymorning.C.Onawindynight35.Whatisthewridngpurposeofthetext?B.Onarainymorning.D.OnarainynightA.ToattractmorevisitorstoNewZealand.TointroduceseaanimalsinNewZealand.Tocallonustoprotectrareseaanimals.Toexplainauniquenaturalphenomenon.第二节供S小题;毎小題2.5分,满分12.5分)根据短文内容,从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项.选项中有两项为多余选项.Insummer,youmayliketakinglotsofphotosasyouplayoolsidc,visitbeachesandparksandhavefuninthesun.36 .Thiscouldbedonefromyourgarden,frontdoor,orav/indow.37 ,becausegreatv/intcrphotoscanbetakenbyanyone.Mobilephoocslakegoodphotosbutadigiialcameracanbebetterstill.Itoftenhasabiggerimagesensor(传感蓉).Onebenefitofamobilephonecameraisyoualv/ayscarryitwhenyouarcoutEarlymorningfrosis(箱),snowfalls,sunrises,sunsetsandwildlifeinyourgardenaregreatsubjectsonwhichtofocus.Tolakephotosoffrosts,putyourdigitalcameraoniis"flowermode(模式). 38Trydifferentcameraangles(角度)tobecreative.Theblack-and-whitemodeonacameracanalsocreateapowcrfiilpictureatthistimeoftheyear.39Thiscanhelptocreategreatcontrastsbetweenthetrees."Digitalcamerasalsohavemodestomakeuseo£Sceneryisgreatforwinterphotosbecauseitmakestheimages叩ersharp(凸显的),”saysPandoraFleming-SmithfromtheSharpShotsPhotoClub."Mobilephonescanbeusedtoo,ofcourse.40TrytomaketheimageclearUsinglightisalsoimportantDoingsohelpsyoumakethefrostbecomeyourmainsubject(主体)Itdoesn'tmatterifyoudon'tknowalotaboutusingacameraButmakesurethefocusisintherightplacewhenusingphonesKeeptheobjects(物体)youarcphotographingsimple,suchasagroupoftreesWinicrcanalsobeagreattimetophotographtheobjectsorviewsaroundyou第三部分语言运用(共两节,满分30分)第一节供15小題海小题1分,满分15分)阅读下面短文,从短文后各题所给的A、B、C和D四个选项中,选出可以填入空白处的最佳逸项。In2023.AlicWard’slifewasfallingapartHerrelatio口shipwithherhusband41 .herdadwasseriouslyill,andshewasfeelingincreasinglyunsatisfiedwitiiherjob.Totakeherattentionawayfromher42 ,sheturnedtolakepicturesofher 43hobby:insectsofalldifierenishapesandsizes.Somctinics,ifshefoundabutterflyorabeethatshepafticularlyliked,she'd44itonFaccbooL45 ,thosepicturesattractedLilaHiggins,whowasanexpertininsectsatthelocal 46 museum.AfterseeingWard'spictures,Higgins47hertoseeifshewouldwantatourofthemuseum'sresearchlab.WhenWardarrivedatthemuseum,Higgins48heratthebackdoorandkeptcompanywithhertovisitdiflerentexhibits.Forthefirsttimeinages,Wardfeltherself49 ,HigginsnoticedherexcitementandiavdtcdWardto50atthemuseumforafewhourseverywecLAlthoughshewasabitworried,Warddecided(o51 .EveryWednesdayshe’darriveatthemuseum.Eachlimeshefinishedhervoluntarywork,herfeelingchanged(obealittlebit52 .“Ithelpedmeexpressmylifelong53forscienceandnaturethatI'dalwayshad,"WardsaidShedecidedtomakeachange.Soon,Ward54herjobandstartedworkinginsciencemedia.Shenowisthecdiiorand55 ofapodcast(播客)calledOlogics.WardhadHigginsontheshowasherfirstguesLA.improved九sadnessB.continuedB.annoyanceB.unusualC.endedC.curiosityB.continuedB.annoyanceB.unusualC.endedC.curiosityC.unfriendlyD.changedD.detenninationD.common44.A.sellB.postC,mentionD.explore45.A.UncxpcclcdlyB.UnreasonablyC.UnlikelyD.Uncertainly44.A.sellB.postC,mentionD.explore45.A.UncxpcclcdlyB.UnreasonablyC.UnlikelyD.Uncertainly46.A.historyB.natureC.spaceD.fashion47.A.expectedB.requestedQcontactedD.recommended48.A.sawB.stoppedC.greetedD.called49.A.light叩B.lookupC.jumpupD.giveup50.A.tourB.workC.competeD.volunteer51.A.signupB.leavealoneC.workoutD.comealong52.A.worseB.betterC.prouderD.sadder53.A_experienceB.loveC.drcamD.hope54.A.hatedB.continuedC.quitD.lost55.A.masterB.partnerC.supporterD.hostess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.Everyweekend,YangJiespendsatleastamorningatabookhousebythe6,300km-longYangtzeRiver,readingwhileenjoyingacupofcoSee.ThebookhousethatYangJieoftenvisits56(call)PipaPavilion(亭),inspiredbyafamouspoemPipaXing.Lookedlike 57pipafromabird'seyeview,PipaPavilion58(stand)asaculturallandmarkintheJiujiangsectionoftheYangtzeRiverNationalCulturalPark.PipaPavilionoffersmorethan5,000books59freereading,aswellasacoficeshopandatearoom.ThesefaciEties(设施)arepartoftheYangtzeRiverNationalCulturalPark,60hasthepurposetopassontheculturalhistoryofYangtzeRiver;the61(long)andmosticonic(象征性的)riverinChina.Similarly,Chinais

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