2025-2026学年高一年级上册9月月考英语试卷（含答案）

江苏省泗阳桃州中学2025-2026学年高一上学期9月月测英语试题

一、单项选择

1.Findingaproperapartmenttakesalotoftime,butwithadequatepreparationandyou'llfindtheoneyou

want.

A.qualityB.personalityC.generosityD.patience

2.Whatisthesentencepallern（句型）ofthesentence“IhadmyfirstEnglishclassatseniorhighschool.”？

A.SVGAB.SVOC.SVIODOD.SVOC

3.Hewasextremelytosurviveintheterriblefire.

A.fortunateB.comfbnableC.confidentD.scared

4.Janehasmadeuphermindtoteachingasherprofessionaftershegraduatesfromcollege.

A.cleanupB.takeupC.pickupD.putup

5.Lookout!Don'tgettooclosetothehouse_roofisunderrepair.

A.whoseB.which

C.ofwhichD.that

6.John,takegoodcareofyourself!_comesfirstnomatterwhatyoudo.

A.ConfidenceB.HealthC.QualityD.Wealth

7.Thescientistisrespectedbymanypeoplearoundtheworldfbrhistochildren'smedicine.

A.responseB.missionC.strategyD.contribution

8.Wehadonlya_conversationbecausehewasinahurry.

A.privateB.briefC.casualD.formal

9.—Mustyouplaytheguitarsoloudly?Icanhardlymybook.

一I'msorry.Ididn'tknowyouwerereading.

A.payattentiontoB.relyonC.catchsightofD.concentrateon

10.Astheparlywasveryinfbnnal.JackstoodihcrulookingstiffandinhisIbnnaldress.

A.awkwardB.comfbnableC.convenientD.surprising

11.Thepartofthebookwasmuchmoreexcitingthanthebeginning.

A.fbnnalB.latterC.normalD.ideal

12.Throughouthistory,thereappearedmanycelebritiesinShandongwhohadgreat_uponChineseculture.

A.impressionB.leadershipC.influenceD.intelligence

13.It'snouseforwardtofromhersoon.

A.tolook;tohearB.looking;hear

C.looking;hearingD.look;hear

14.Judgingfromher,shelikedthebirthdaypresent.

A.reactionB.personalityC.impactD.authority

15.Goingthroughthehugeforestalonecanbe.

A.frightenedB.frighteningC.frightensD.tofrighten

二、完形填空

LastSaturday,inasmallcoastaltowninthePhilippines,a16shockedtheTeduraycommunity.Itall

beganwhenafisherman17anendangeredseaturtleanddecidedtocookitasadobo,a18made

withmeatsimmeredinvinegarandsoysauce.Itseemedlikejustanothermeal,butitwouldsoonleadtodisaster.

Aftereatingtheturtlestew,severalvillagers,includingthefishermanandhisfamily,beganfeeling

19.Theysufferedfromstomachpain,vomiting,anddiarrhea（腹泻）.Thesituation20quickly,and

threepeopletragicallylosttheirlives.Atleast32otherswere21tothehospital,whilepetslikedogs,cats,

andchickensthathadeatentheturtlemeatalsodied.

Authoritiesbelievetheturtlemayhaveeaten22aIgae（海藻），whichmadeitsmeattoxic（有毒的）.

Localofficialsarcstill23,butit'sclearthatthe24ofthismealweredevastating（毁灭性的）.

Manyinthecommunityreliedonseafoodforfood,andthisincidentwasaharsh25oftherisksthat

comewitheatingcertainanimals.

Philippinelawsprotectseaturtles,astheyareendangeredspecies,butinsomeareas,theselawsarenot

always26andLocalcouncilorDatuMohamadSinsuatJr.calledfbrstronger27toprevent

suchtragediesinthefuture,sayingthisincidentshouldneverhappenagain.Thiseventbringsattentiontothe

dangersof28andeatingprotectedwildlife,andtheneedtoprotectbothpeopleandendangeredspecies.

Whilemostofdievictimshave29,thecoininunilywillneverlorgclLhulurriblu30ofthis

meal.

16.A.crisisB.tragedyC.mysteryD.victory

17.A.caughtB.boughtC.foundD.sold

18.A.plateB.folkC.knifeD.dish

19.A.lonelyB.confiisedC.illD.ashamed

20.A.worsenedB.changedC.delayedD.stopped

21.A.processedB.rushedC.mixedD.restored

22.A.harmlessB.dangerousC.poisonousD.expensive

23.A.ignoringB.investigatingC.obseningD.guessing

24.A.consequencesB.causesC.benefitsD.challenges

25.A.echoB.requirementC.suggestionD.reminder

26.A.abandonedB.resistedC.launchedD.followed

27.A.enforcementB.neglectC.permissionD.evidence

28.A.gatheringB.farmingC.exploringD.hunting

29.A.weakenedB.recoveredC.remainedD.failed

30.A.costB.valueC.gainD.debt

三、阅读理解

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Mason-DixonLine,whichrunsthroughthemiddleofa19th-centuryfarm.InYork,hewalkedthroughacemetery

（公墓）,wheresomevolunteerswerecleaningupandhonoringunsungheroes.InPennsylvania,hestoppedfbran

afternoontosocializewithsomelocals.

“Ontheroad,ImetsomanygreatpeoplethatIalmostfeltwereputtherebysomehigherpowertointeract

withme,“Neilsaid."Andindeed,arewenottheoffspring（后代）ofapowergreaterthanourselves,thepowerof

community?”

Meanwhile,thehealthbenefitsofwalkingareobvious:increasedcardiocapacity,deeperbreathingthat

energizesthelung,andpowertoalmosteverymuscleinthebody.Onanotherlevel,movingthroughthesmall

detailsoflivesintertwinedwithhistoryandemotiongiveshimasenseofwhatwecanaccomplish.

Neilsaid,“Finally,Ithinkthewalk,despiteallthegloomythoughtsthatcanarisefromvariousepisodesin

ourhistoryandpast,unexpectedlyfilledmewithamoreconstructiveexpectationfbrwhat'stocome”

34.WhichofthefollowingbestdescribesNeil'sinitialintentionfbrthewalkingjourney?

A.Tofollowthefootstepsofthemajorityinhistory.

B.Toftilfillhisdreamofbeinganadventurer.

C.Tofindspiritualrenewalandhistoricalinsights.

D.Toprovethehealthbenefitsofwalking.

35.Whatisparagraph3mainlyabout?

A.NciTswalkingexperiences.

B.Neil'sknowledgeofhistory.

C.ThefamousattractionsintheUSA.

D.TheuniquenessofWashington,D.C.

36.ThehealthbenefitsofwalkingmentionedinthetextarerelatedtoNeiTsjourneyinthat_.

A.theyaretheprimaryreasonfbrhischoosingtowalk

B.theyenablehimloconipiclcthejourney

C.theyareanadditionalgain,helpingachievethemaingoal

D.Theydirectlyenhancehisunderstandingofhistoricalevents

37.WhatcanweinferfromNeil'sfinalwordsabouthiswalkingjourney?

A.Historicalgloomovershadowedhispositivefeelings.

B.Historyholdsmoresignificancethanexpected.

C.Journeymadehimmorehopefulfbrthefuture.

D.Pastandfuturewereequallyimportantfbrus.

ResearchersexploringthelightlcsslandscapeofthePacificOceanfloorthinkthey'veobservedhowoxygen

isproducedonEarth.

Untilnow,itwasthoughtthatoxygenwascreatedonlythroughphotosynthesis,aprocessthatrequires

sunlight.Butthediscoverycastsdoubtonthatideaandraisesnewquestionsabouttheoriginsoflifeitself.

TheresearchteaminScotland,believeoxygenisbeingproducedbyelectricallychargedmaterialcalled

polymetallicnodules（多金属结核）,whichrangeinsizefromasmallparticletoaboutthedimensionsofapotato.

Thesenodules—^effectivelybatteriesinarock,“Sweetmansaid—mayusetheirelectricchargetosplit

seawaterintohydrogenandoxygeninaprocesscalledseawaterelectrolysis（电解）.

Researchersconductedtestsontheseafloorandalsocollectedsamplestotestaboveground,andtheycame

upwiththesameresult:thatoxygenlevelsincreasednearthepolymetallicnodules.

Seawatercanbesplitintohydrogenandoxygenwith1.5volts（伏特）ofelectricity,whichistheamountin

anAAbattery.Researchersfoundthatsomeofthenodulespossessedasmuchas0.95voltsofelectricity,and

multiplenodulestogetherproducedenoughvoltages.

Polymetallicnodulescontainmetalssuchasmanganese,nickelandcobalt,whichcanbeusedtomakethe

lithium-ionbatteriesusedinconsumerelectronics,appliancesandelectricvehicles.

FranzGeiger,aNorthwesternUniversitychemistryprofessor,saidthattheremaybeenoughpolymetallic

nodulesinanareaofthePacificOceancalledtheClarion-ClippertonZonetomeetglobalenergydemandsfbr

decadesafter.Butminingwouldhavetobeconductedinawaythatdidnotremoveoxygenforliftibnnsinthat

zone.

“Afewyearsago,ateamofmarine（海洋）biologistswentbacktothoseareasmined40yearsagoandfound

essentiallynolife/'Geigersaid."Andthenafewhundredmetersovertotheleftandright,wherethenoduleswere

unlouchud,plunlyoflife.''

38.Whyisthediscoverysignificant?

A.Itcastsdoubtontheexistenceof“darkoxygen.

B.Itshakestheviewonthesourceofoxygen.

C.Itshowstheprocessofphotosynthesis.

D.Itdisplaystheoriginoflifeitself.

39.Whatenablesseawaterelectrolysisinthedeepsea?

A.Photosynthesis.B.Sunlightreachingtheseafloor.

C.Polymetallicnodules.D.Chemicalreactionsinseawater.

40.Whyarcthenodulesinspotlights?

A.Todescribethemechanisminsplittingseawater.

B.TodemonstratehowpowerfulAAbatteriesare.

C.Tostressthepracticalityofelectricitygeneration.

D.Toexplainwhymoreoxygenexistsnearthenodules.

41.WhatcanweinferfromGeiger'swords?

A.Marineecologymustberespectedwhileminingnodules.

B.TheClarion-ClippcrtonZonehasnolifeduetomining.

C.Marinebiologistsopposeminingintheocean.

D.Miningnodulesisbeneficialformarinelife.

Languageissodeeplyembeddedinalmosteveryaspectofthewayweinteractwiththeworldthatit'shard

toimaginewhatitwouldbelikenottohaveit.Whatwouldbetheconsequenceifwedidn'thavenamesfbrthings

ordidn'thaveexperiencetalkingaboutthingsthathadn'tactuallyhappened?Wouldwcbeabletothink?What

wouldourthoughtsbelike?

Theanswertothequestionofwhetherthoughtispossiblewithoutlanguagedependsonwhatyoumeanby

“ihoughl”.Canyouexperienceimpressionsandfeelingswithoutlanguage?Yes,andveryfewwouldargue

otherwise.Butthereisadifferencebetweenbeingabletoexperience“pain"andpossessingtheconcept“pairT.

Mostwouldsaytruethoughtinvolveshavingtheconcept.

Manyartistsandscientists,indescribingtheirowninnerprocesseswhiletheywork,saytheydonotuse

wordstosolveproblems,butimages.Theautistic（患自闭症的）authorTempleGrandin,inexplaininghowshe

thinksvisuallyratherihanlinguistically,saysthatconceptsfbrherarccolicclionsofimages.

Ofcourse,Grandinhaslanguage,andknowshowtouseit,soitishardtosayhowmuchofherthinkinghas

beeninfluencedbyit,butit'snotunimaginable—andprobablylikely—thattherearepeoplewhoaredeficientin

theabilitytouselanguageandthinkinthewayshedescribes.

Thereisevidencethatdeafpeoplecutofffromlanguagepossesstheabilitytothinkbeforebeingexposedto

language.Also,thesignlanguagesdevelopedbydeafstudentswithoutlanguagemodelsdisplaythekindof

thinkingthatgoestarbeyondmeresensoryimpressionorpracticalproblemsolving.

However,whileitappearsthatwecanindeedthinkwithoutlanguage,therearecertainkindso:thinkingthat

arcmadepossiblebylanguage.Languagegivesussymbolswecanusetofixideas,reflectonthem,andholdthem

upfbrobsenation.Itallowsfbralevelofabstractreasoningwewouldn'thaveothcnvisc.ThephilosopherPeter

Carruthershasarguedthatthereisatypeofinner,explicitlylinguisticthinkingthatallowsustobringourown

thoughtsintoconsciousawareness.Weinaybeabletothinkwithoutlanguage,butlanguageletsusknowweare

thirking.

42.WhatdoestheauthorintendtoshowwiththeexperienceofTeirpleGrandin?

A.Peoplewithoutlanguagecan'tthink.

B.Languagehasnoinfluenceonthinking.

C.Somepeoplemaythinkinanon-linguisticway.

D.Autisticpeoplehaveaspecialwayofusinglanguage.

43.Whichofthefollowingbestexplains“deficient“underlinedinparagraph4?

A.Flexible.B.Lacking.

C.Confident.D.Experienced.

44.Whatcouldwelearnfromthelastparagraph?

A.Languagefacilitatesabstractreasoning.

B.Languageismerelyuscfiilfbrreflection.

C.Languageisamustfbrpeopletoperceivetheworld.

D.Languagerestrictspeople'sabilitytothinkvisually.

45.Whatisthewritingpurposeofthetext?

A.Tostresstheimportanceoflanguageindailylife.

B.Toadvocatethethinkingmodesofscientistsandartists.

C.Todemonstratethecognitiveabilitiesofaverageindividuals.

D.Toshowtherclalionshipbetweenihoughtandlanguage.

WatchingTV,ingeneral,canhelptoimproveyourmentalhealth.Butsportscanbringaboutrelaxedfeelings

intheviewerinparticular.Moreover,iffriendsorfamilyaccompanytheviewer,watchingsportsbecomesashared

experienceandsocialactivity.46whileviewingsports,canpreventfeelingsofloneliness.

ProfessorAlanPringle,amentalhealthnursingspecialistattheUniversityofNottingham,explainsmentend

tocontaintheiremotions.Becauseinalotofcultures,it'softenseenasinappropriateorunusualtormentoexhibit

emotionssuchascrying,laughter,oraffection.However,sportssuchasfootballofferasafespaceformentohug

otherfansorcrytearsofjoywithoutthefearofbeingjudged.47

Maybeyouhaven'tplayedintheNBA,orwontheWorldCup,butperhapstheteamyouchosetosupport

has!Andfromthis,fansfeelasenseofsuccess.Feelingasenseofvictory,evenifindirectly,isprecious,

particularlyifyoirreexperiencingtroublingtimes.48.Theroadtoattainingsuccessisalsooften

challenging.Thus,gainingasenseofaccomplishmentbywatchingoursportsteamwincanhelpboostthe

all-importantfeelingofsuccess.

Frommeetingdeadlinesatworktorunningacriticaltask,mostpeoplehavetocopewithanabundanceof

stresseveryday.Toeffectivelymanageyourstresslevels,takingregularbreakstounwindandhavefiinisvital.

49.Switchingonthesportsgameallowspeopletoswitchofftheirstress-increasingthoughts.Asaresult,

individualsgainasenseofcalmandhappiness.

5().That'swhereotherformsofmodementertainmentmightfail.Afterall,sportshaveadeeply

rootedheritagethatpeopleofallagescanleaniandtakejoyin.Forexample,oldergenerationsmaynotbetoo

interestedinplayingshootergameswiththeirgrandchildren.However,theymaytakepleasurefromwatching

cricket(板球)withyoungermembersinterestedinthesport.

A.Sportsisahealthydistraction

B.Sportscanfillagapbetweengenerations

C.Toomuchstresscancauseyoutoburnout

D.Lifeisalwaysfullofconstantupsanddowns

E.Therefore,watchingsportcanbeahealthyemotionaloutlet

F.Everybodycantakepartinsportsguessing,chat,cheerandhavefiin

G.Connectingwithandenjoyingothers'company

四、语法填空

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。

A51(significance)leapfbrwardinquantumcomputingtechnologyhasbeenachievedby

researchersinChina,astheAnhuiQuantumComputingEngineeringResearchCenter52(announce)that

ahigh-perfbrmanceanti-interferencerutheniumoxidethermometer(抗干扰氧化钉温度il)hadbeendevelopedby

Chinesescientists,ScienceandTechnologyDailyreportedonSunday.

ThethermometercreatedbyOuantumCTek.53boastsastartingtemperaturecloseto6millikclvin

(mK),notonlysetanewrecordwithinChinabutalsomarkedacrucialstepthatplacesChina'sultra-low

temperaturemeasurementtechnologyfbrsuperconductingquantumcomputingattheforefrontofglobal

advancements.

Rutheniumoxidethermometersnlay54vitalroleinquantumcomputers.Theyfunctionby55

(precise)measuringthetemperatureoftheworkingenvironmentwithinquantumchips.Asexplainedbytechnology

expertLiXufromQuantumCTek,'Absolutezero”(aroundminus273.15degreesCelsius),alsoknownas0Kelvin,

isoftenreferredtoasthe“lowesttemperatureintheuniverse^^56representsthetheoreticallimitfbr

achievablethermodynamictemperatures.

Sincequantumstatesarcincrediblydelicate,quantumchipsrequireoperationatconditionsnear

“absolute.zero”.Eventhe57(slight)temperaturefluctuationcanleadtothelossofquantuminformation.

Utilizingrutheniumoxidethermometersfbraccuratemonitoringofaquantumchip'soperatingtemperatureis

essentialfbr58(guarantee)thestableoperationofquantumcomputersandenhancingtheaccuracyand

reliabilityofcalculationsperformedbythese59(power)machines,saidLi.WangZhehui,deputydirector

oftheAnhuiQuantumInformationEngineeringTechnologyResearchCenter,hailedthenewthermometer60

amajorsteptowardssolidifyingChina'sself-sufficiencyandcontrolovertheentiresuperconductingquantum

computing