福建省泉州市南安市侨光中学2024-2025学年高一下学期5月月考英语试题

侨光中学2025年春季高一年第2次阶段考英语科试卷（满分：150分;考试时间：120分钟）第一部分听力（共两节,满分分）第一节（共5小题；每小题分，满分分）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.Whatdoesthewomantodofortheman?A.theroom.B.Finishareport.C.Makeameal.2.Howwillthemangotoschooltoday?A.Bybike.B.Bybus.C.Bycar.3.Whendoesthewomanwantthesofadelivered?A.OnMonday.B.OnThursday.C.OnFriday.4.Whatarethespeakersprobablytalkingabout?A.Amovie.B.Abook.C.Atrip.5.Whydoesthemantalktothewoman?A.expressthanks.B.aninvitation.C.askforhelp.第二节（共小题；每小题分，满分分）听下面5ABC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。听下面一段对话，回答第6和第7两个小题。6.Wheredoestheconversationprobablytakeplace?A.Athome.B.Atahotel.C.Atagym.7.Whatwillthemanprobablydonext?A.Downloadanapp.B.Searchforhiscard.C.Signupforaclass.听下面一段对话，回答第8至第10三个小题。8.Whatistheprobablerelationshipbetweenthespeakers?A.B.Schoolfriends.C.Husbandandwife.第1页共页9.Whatisthewomanplanningtodo?A.Attendaconcert.B.Visitamuseum.C.afootballmatch.10.Whydoesthewomanwanttobuytheticketsnow?A.Shewantstogetthebestseats.B.ThereisaspecialforC.Theticketsareabouttosellout.听下面一段对话，回答第11至第13三个小题。Howdidtheman’sparentsfeelaboutthechangesinthevillage?A.Excited.B.Surprised.C.Disappointed.12.Whatdidtheman’sparentsdoonSundaymorning?A.Theywenthiking.B.Theyranbythelake.C.Theyvisitedthevillageshop.13.Wheredidthemanenjoyhimself?A.Atthesupermarket.B.Attheskatepark.C.Atthesportscenter.听下面一段对话，回答第14至第17四个小题。14.Whatdoesthewomansayabouttheevent?A.Itwascrowded.B.Itwasheldeveryyear.C.Itwascheaptoattend.15.Whatwerethetalksthewomanenjoyedabout?A.Thehistoryofvideogames.B.Thecreationofvideogames.C.Thefutureofgamingtechnology.16.Whatdidthemanlikemostabouttheevent?A.Thevarietyofgiftshops.B.Thecostumeswornbythevisitors.C.Thegamesavailabletoplay.17.Whatdoesthemanthinkshouldbeimproved?A.Theticketingsystem.B.Thequalityofthetalks.C.Theserviceatthesnackshops.听下面一段独白，回答第18至第20三个小题。18.Whoisthespeakerprobablytalkingto?A.Collegestudents.B.Companymembers.C.Communityresidents.19.Whatisthemainfocusofthenewgroup?A.Protectingtheenvironment.第2页共页B.Helpingkidswiththeirstudies.C.Ensuringcomputeraccessforall.20.WhydoesthespeakeraskthelistenerstomeetAlice?A.takeabook.B.fillinsomeforms.C.joinavolunteergroup.第二部分阅读理解(共两节,满分分)第一节（共小题；每小题分,满分分）A、B、C和D上将该项涂黑。A-CelebrateEarthDaybycaringforthelandwithColumbiaLandbegatheringinaconservedforestnearCorbett,Oregonwherewewilldigupinvasive(侵入的)blackberrytopreventitsspreadandmakeroomfornativeplants.OurworkwilltakeplaceintheBigCreekareaofNestwoodForest,an800-acrewoodlandareaconservedbyColumbiaLandandthefamilyin2022.Thisspecialplacefeatures:Habitatfordiversewildlifesuchasblackbear,deerandcountlessbirds

Forestedslopes(斜坡)protectingtheheadwatersofBigCreek,abranchoftheSandyRiver

Anetworkofforestroadsandtrailswhichcreateopportunitiesforcommunityengagement,

management,andrecreationApril22nd,2025,9:00am—12:00pm(EarthDay!)

MeetattheparkinglotofthePortlandForumonhighway30nearCorbett.

Fromtherewewillcarpooltoourworksite,justafewmilesaway.Pleasegatherontimesoyou

don’tmissourgroupdeparture!willworkfortwofullhours,rainorshine,beforebreakingandenjoying

anoptionalwalkthroughthesurroundingforesttrails.Protectiveworkglovesandtoolswillallbe

providedforourwork,whichwillinvolvediggingandcrossingsloping,unevenarea.will

providewater,lightsnacks,andaccesstoaportabletoilet.recommendparticipantsdressintoughbootsandinprotectiveclothesthatmayguard

againstblackberrythorns(刺).Alsorecommendedtopackisawaterbottle,sunscreen,and

whateversnackswillkeepyoucomfortable.Foranyquestion,pleasecontactPeterCondraatevents@.21.Whatisthemaintaskoftheactivity?A.Protectingrarewildlife.B.Buildingforesttrails.C.Plantingmorenativeplants.D.Removingunwelcomeplants.22.Whatisthearrangementoftheworksession?A.Itlastsfortwofullhours.B.Itinvolveswalkingalongforesttrails.C.Itlunchtoparticipants.D.Itmightbecanceledinbadweather.23.Whatareparticipantsexpectedtodo?A.Registerbyemail.B.Bringprotectiveworkgloves.C.hard-wearingboots.D.Bringabackpackfortools.BRecyclingisbeneficialfortheenvironment.Itcanalsobenefitacommunityinsurprisingways.MateoLange,15,knowsthiswell.Onweekends,hecanbefoundsortingthroughglassandplasticbottlesandaluminumcansinhishometownofIndianRiver,Michigan,whereheleadsacommunityrecyclingprogram.Mateolaunchedtheprogramin2020whenhewasjustandinthesixthgrade,playingbaseballwiththeNorthernMichiganCyclones,anewteamthatneededfundsfortravelingtotournaments.Mateocameupwithaplantodealwiththisneed.“Therewerecansandbottlesalwaysthrownaroundtheroad,”herecalled.InMichigan,thesecanbecollectedandexchangedforcash.hisdad’shelp,Mateostartedabottleandcandrive.Itraised$7,500.collectedsomuchmoneyinjustafewweeks,”hesays.“SoIthought,whynotkeepthisgoingaslongaswecan?”Sincethen,Mateosays,hisrecyclinghasraised$350,000andhelpedatleast50localyouthgroups.Ithasalsopreventedmorethan2millionbottlesandcansfromlitteringtheroadsideandpollutingMichigan’slakesandrivers.In2023,MateowasawardedaGloriaBarronPrizeforHeroes.“Itfeelshumbling,”Mateosays,whenaskedaboutallhe’saccomplishedwithhiscleanup“Iamhappyknowingthatalltheseteamsandclubsandkidsaroundthecommunityarebenefitting.”Mateobelieveseveryonecan—andshould—beofservice.“Justdoalittlebittohelpmaketheworldalittlebitofabetterplace,”hesays.“Becreative,”headds.“Haveanideaandbuildonit.”24.WhatmotivatedMateoLangetostarthisrecyclingprogram?A.Hewantedtocleanuphiscommunity.B.Histeamneededmoneytotraveltotournaments.C.Hewasinspiredbyhisfather’slovefortheenvironment.D.HewascompetingfortheGloriaBarronPrizeforHeroes.25.HowdidMateo’srecyclingprogrambenefithiscommunity?A.Itcreatedjobsforlocalresidents.B.Ithelpedbuildnewrecreationalfacilities.C.Itreducedtheneedfornewdrinksuppliers.D.ItpreventedpollutionofMichigan’slakesandrivers.26.What’sMateo’sattitudetowardhisachievements?A.Proudandexcited.B.Humbleandsatisfied.C.andstressed.D.Calmandunconcerned.27.WhatdoesMateosuggestothersshoulddotomakeapositiveimpact?A.Startarecyclingprogramlikehis.B.Donatemoneytolocalcharities.C.Becreativeandbuildontheirideas.D.forcommunityevents.CacrossChinahaveenjoyedachainofculturaleventsfromtraditionaltomodern,and

discoverednewdestinationsduringthisyear’sfive-dayMayDayholiday.ItemsonChina’straditionalintangibleculturalheritagelistprovedtobepopularwith

travelersinmanyregions.InLantiancounty,northwestChina’sShanxiProvince,touristswere

amazedbytheartofDawaz,whichmeansaerialtightrope(空中钢丝)walkingintheUygur

language.Meanwhile,ineastChina’sChangzhouCity,musicfestivalsattractedhugecrowdsof

travelers,andlocalauthoritiesintroducedmeasurestoensurethecomfortofvisitors.Theyarranged

500coachesforlong-distancetravel,setupmorethan10,000freeparkingspacesandextendedthe

operationhoursofthesubwaynetworkuntilp.m.Andit’snotjustbigcitiesthatdrewinvisitorsduringthisholiday.Holidaymakersdecidedto

gofornaturalviews,less-crowdedscenicspots,andcost-effectivetravelexperiences.Datafrom

ChinesetravelbookingplatformCtripshowedthatordersforfourth-tierandbelowcitiesincreasedby140percentonayearlybasis,outperformingthoseinfirstandsecond-tiercities.Sa,deputydirectoroftheEconomicResearchInstituteoftheNationalDevelopmentandReformCommission,expressedbeliefthatthepopularityofusualmajordestinationslikeBeijing,Shanghai,Chongqing,HangzhouandChengduisnotdecreasing,butexplainedthatagoodnumberoftravelersarelookingtodiversifytherangeoftheirtravels,towardsnewandpreviouslylesser-knownplaces.Scientificandspaceprojectshavealsobeenahittraveldestinationthisweek,fromthe

JiuquanSatelliteLaunchCenterinnorthwestChinatotheworld’slargestsingle-dishradio

telescopeinthesouthwesternprovinceofGuizhou.“Imainlywantedtotakemychildtoappreciate

someofChina’sleadingspacetechnologyandthedevelopmenttrendofbigdata,sothathecan

understandtheadvancedtechnologyofourmotherland,”saidatouristnamedHu28.WhatattractedtouriststotheChangzhouCity?A.Thelaunchofappealingmusicfestivals.B.TheAerialtightropewalkingperformance.C.Thecelebrationoftraditionalculturalevents.D.Themeasurestoprovidecomfortfortourists.29.Whatmayaccountforpeople’schoiceoffourth-tierandbelowcities?

A.Abundantparkingspaces.B.Famousscenicspots.

C.Lowtravellingexpenses.D.Convenientbookingplatforms.30.Whatcanbeinferredfromthetext?A.Thegrowthofvisitorsiscausingvarioussocialissues.B.Scientificandspaceprojectsreceivetheleastattention.

C.Ordersformajordestinationsinbigcitiesaredecreasing.

D.areopen-mindedastothechoicesofspendingholidays.31.Whatcanbethebesttitleofthetext?A.FestivalsandCelebrationsacrossChinaB.NewforLaborDayDestinationsC.ThePopularityofDestinationsD.China’sIntangibleCulturalHeritageDProperquestioninghasbecomealostart.Thecuriousfour-year-oldasksalotofquestions—tstreamsof“Why?”and“Whynot?”mightsoundfamiliar—butaswegrowolder,ourquestioningdecreases.Inarecentsurveyofmorethan200ofourclients,wefoundthatthosewithchildrenestimatedthat70-80%oftheirkids’dialogueswithotherswerecomprisedofquestions.Butthosesameclientssaidthatonly15-25%oftheirowninteractionsconsistedofquestions.WhythedropThinkbacktoyourtimegrowingupandinschool.Chancesarethatyoureceivedthemost

recognitionorrewardwhenyougotthecorrectanswers.Laterinlife,thatmotivatorcontinues.At

work,weoftenrewardthosewhoanswerquestions,notthosewhoaskthem.Questioning

conventionalwisdomcanevenleadtobeingdistanced,orconsideredathreat.Becauseexpectationsfordecision-makinghavegonefrom“getitdonesoon”to“getitdone

now”to“itshouldhavebeendoneyesterday”,wetendtojumptoconclusionsinsteadofasking

morequestions.Andtheunfortunatesideofnotaskingenoughquestionsispoor

decision-making.That’swhyit’svitalthatweslowdownandtakethetimetoaskmoreandbetter

questions.Atbest,we’llarriveatbetterconclusions.Atworst,we’llavoidalotofreworklateron.

Asidefromnotspeakingupenough,manyprofessionalsdon’tthinkabouthowtypes

ofquestionscanleadtooutcomes.shouldleadaconversationbyaskingtheright

kindsofquestions,basedontheproblemwe’retryingtosolve.Insomecases,we’llwanttoexpand

ourviewoftheproblemratherthankeepingitnarrowlyfocused.Inothers,wemaywantto

challengebasicassumptionsorconfirmourunderstandinginordertofeelmoreconfidentinour

conclusions.Therefore,askingtherightkindsofquestionsiswhatcountsinachievingagoal.32.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“incessant”inparagraph1mostprobablymean?A.Simple.B.Random.C.Constant.D.Annoying.33.Whataccountsforthedeclineofquestioninginadulthood?A.Oneposesathreattothecompanyiftheyaskquestions.B.Adultsdon’tgetasmanychancesastheydidinchildhood.C.Thosewhoquestionpopularbeliefsarethoughttobewise.D.Thoseaskingquestionsdon’talwaysgetpositivefeedback.34.Whatcanweinferfromparagraph3?A.Redoingisunavoidabledespitethoughtfulquestions.B.Decisionsmadeinahurrymayturnouttobewrong.C.Betterquestionscansurelybringdesirableoutcomes.D.Moreattentionshouldbepaidtomakingconclusions.35.Whatmighttheauthorcontinuetalkingabout?A.Properquestionsthatshouldberaised.B.Importantgoalsthatwearetoachieve.C.Rightkindsofanswerstothequestions.D.toexpandourviewoftheproblem.第二节（共5小题；每小题分，满分分）Alast-minutevacationcanbeawonderfulsurpriseandanescapefromtheordinary.Itnormallytakesaweekendorafewdays.mightthinkthatalast-minutevacationwillcostatonofmoney.36Ifyoudecidetotakealast-minutevacationtoanareayouvisitfrequently,callyourusualaccommodationsandseeiftheyafavorablepricetorepeatcustomers.Ifyouhavemetthemanageronyourearliertrips,asktospeaktohimandexplainyoursituation.37Soit’spossibleforyoutogetagreatdeal.Somehotelswilloftenhaveroomsthattheycannotfill.38carefully,andyoumaybeabletopersuadethemintogivingyouadiscount.39Saveontransportationcoststoadestinationnearby.atownyou’veneverbeentobefore,orstayafewnightsinacitythatyouonlygotofordaytrips.LocalescapescanbejustasrelaxingasflyingtoHawaiifortheweekend,andwillprobablygiveyoumoretimeatyourdestination.areoftenexcitedaboutthechancetogetoutoftheirparents’houseforaweekend.Socontactanyyoungcousinyoucantrustinthehousewhileyouareonvacation.40justneedtoleavehimorhereasyinstructionsandsomefoodinthefridge.A.Heorshecanbeaskedtofeedthepets.B.Soprepareforalittleunexpectednessandrelax.C.Manysmallhotelsandinnsappreciateregularcustomers.D.Forthem,makingsomemoneyisbetterthanmakingnoneatall.E.Actually,youmaybeabletosaveafewdollarsifyouplansmart.F.Alast-minutevacationdoesn’thavetobethousandsofmilesaway.

G.Thekeytoagreatlast-minutevacationisarefusaltostressdetails.第三部分英语知识运用（共四节,满分分）第一节完形填空（共小题；每小题1分,满分分）阅读下面短文,从短文后各题所给的四个选项（A、B、C、D）中,选出可以填空白处的最佳选项,并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。Onceuponatime,asmartCatanda(n)41Foxdecidedtotraveltogetheracrossthecountryside.Astheytraveledfromplacetoplace,they42foodalongtheway—amouserunningacrosstheirpath,achickenleftaloneinayard.eachmeal,theirconversationsgrewmore43,andsoon,theirdiscussionsturnedtoshowingtheirownwisdomandabilities.TheFox,proudofhisfamefortricks,44theCat.thinkyou’resosmart,don’tyou?”heremarkedwithlaughter.“DoyoureallybelieveyouknowmorethanIdo?Why,I’vegotawholebagoftricksupmysleeve!”TheCatreplied45,“I’lladmitIknowjustonetrick,butthatonetrickis46toathousandofyours!”Atthatverymoment,the47ofahunter’shorncame,followedbytheexcitedbarksofhounds(猎狗)inthedistance.asecondthought,theCatranupthenearest48,safefromharm.“Thisismytrick!”theCatcalleddowntotheFox.“Nowlet’sseewhatyourtricksareworth!”TheFox,49,stoodstill,overwhelmedbythemanyescapeplans50throughhismind.Heraninzigzags(之字形)throughthefield,tryingto51thehounds,ranattopspeedtooutrunthem,andevenjumpedintoseveralholeshopingto52hishunters.But53histhehoundsclosedin,andsoon,theFox’sbraggingcametoaswiftandunfortunateend.Andso,theCatwaslefttocontinuethejourneyalone,carryingwithhimavaluable54:Whendangerisnear,asinglewell-practicedskillcanbeworthmorethanahundred55tricks.41.A.proudB.foolishC.braveD.honest42.A.carriedB.recoveredC.gatheredD.noticed43.A.professionalB.privateC.D.lively44.A.tookadvantageofB.madefunofC.thoughthighlyofD.tookchargeof45.A.determinedlyB.excitedlyC.tiredlyD.worriedly46.A.relatedB.familiarC.equalD.useful47.A.soundB.face第9页共.ppearanceD.image48.A.pathB.houseC.holeD.tree49.A.thereforeB.otherwiseC.moreoverD.however50.A.breakingB.racingC.lookingD.getting51.A.endB.confuseC.scareD.attract52.A.findB.catchC.loseD.surprise53.A.despiteB.withC.throughD.for54.A.helpB.endC.wonderD.lesson55.A.unwrittenB.undefinedC.untestedD.unexpected第二节语法填空（共小题；每小题分,满分分）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。musichas56onus.Fastermusichelpsusconcentratebetter.Livelymusicmakesusfeelmorepleased.Andslowermusic57(quiet)ourmindandmakesusrelax.Newfindingsshowthatitismusicaround60beatsaminute58cancausethebraintosynchronize(合拍)withthebeat,causingalphabrainwaves.Thiswavewillappearwhenwearerelaxed.ResearchersatStanfordUniversityhavesaidthatlisteningtomusiccanchangeourbrainactivities,makingit59helpfulstress-reducingtool.Whattypeofmusicreducesstressgreatly?Abitsurprising:Drumsandflutes(长笛)canrelaxthemindevenwhenthey60(play)alittleloud.Soundsofrainandthundermayalsoberelaxing,especially61(mix)withothermusic,suchaslightjazzandclassicalmusic.Howcanwechoosethemusicthatisbestforus?Theanswerdependsonourselves.couldstartby62(simple)exploringthemusiconthewebpage.Justchoosethemusic63melody(旋律)cancalmusdownandmakeusfeelrelaxed.Butrememberthatquietingourminddoesnotmeanwewillfeel64(sleep)listeningtothemusic.Itmeansourbrainandbodyarerelaxed.And65ournewcalmself,wecanthendoourbestinmanyactivities.第三节单词拼写（共小题；每小题1分,满分分）。66.Thefirsttimeshe(表演)onstageshewassonervousthatshealmostfrozeup.67.Myparentslentmethemoney.O,Icouldn’thavethetrip.68.Manyendangeredspeciesare(奋斗,努力)tosurviveastheirhabitatsdisappearduetodeforestation.69.isnotjustaboutbecomingphysicallyflexible—italsotrainsyoutostaymfocused.70.Ifyouneedhelp,don’t(犹豫)toask—everyoneheresupportsyou.71.Iwouldaitifyoutakemyapplicationintoconsideration.72.Alwaysgetridofyourrubbishproperlyand(回收利用)waste.73.Scientistsareworkinghardtopreventpolarbearsfromdisappearing,astheyareindangerofe.74.Thecrash(发生)whenthecrewshutdownthewrongengine.75.Hisdtomasterviolinwasevident—hepracticed6hoursdaily,evenwithbleedingfingers.第四节短语选填（共5小题；每小题1分,满分5分）根据语境，选择下框中短语(框中有两个多余选项)，并填涂在答题卡上。A.letoutascreamB.referringtoC.takechargeofD.can’tbebotheredE.cometrueF.workthroughG.domypartfor76.becomeasuccessfulperson,wemustbeableto_______________ourselves.77.IshouldreallydosomeworkthisweekendbutI_______________.78.Theprojectishuge,butI’ll_______________theteamtosucceed.79.Shewas_______________ourtriptoJapanwhenshementionedthatrainynight.80.Hestudieddayandnighttomakehisambition_______________.第四部分读后续写（满分分）给段头语写两段，使之构成一篇完整的短文。MysonJoeywasbornwithclubfeet(畸形腿).Thedoctorstoldusthatwithtreatmenthewouldbeabletowalknormally—butwouldneverrunverywell.Thefirstthreeyearsofhislifewerespentinoperations.Bythetimehewaseight,peoplewouldn’tknowhehadaproblemwhentheysawhimwalk.Thechildreninourneighborhoodranaroundasmostchildrendoduringplay,andJoeywouldjumprightinandrunandplay,too.nevertoldhimthatheprobablywouldn’tbeabletorunaswellastheotherchildren.Sohedidn’tInseventhgradehedecidedtotryoutforthecross-countryrunningteam.Everydayhetrainedwit