浙江省温州市十校联合体2025-2026学年高一上学期11月期中考试英语试卷

2025本卷共9页满分150分，考试时间120第一部分：听力（共两节，满分30分第一节（共5小题；每小题1.5分，满分7.5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。每段对话仅例Howmuchisthe B. C.CWhydidthemangotoTo B.To C.ToWhatdoesthemanthinktheweatherwillbelike B. C.Whenwilltheygoto B. C.WhatarethespeakersmainlytalkingAAsingertheylike B.AsongbyTaylor C.AplacetheywanttoWhatisthewomanSelling B.Askingthe C.Buyinga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。Whatdoesthewomanwanttoputonthe B. 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D.WhichofthefollowingcanbeinferredfromtheLeoappliedwhathehadlearnedduringtheLeo’scoachwasdisappointedwithhisthird-placeLeo’smotherbelievedhisdreamwasoveraftertheLeowouldhavewontheraceifhehadn’tbeenWhatcanwelearnfromLeo’sWinningaracerequiresnaturaltalentandFamilysupportisthekeytoachievingDeterminationandapositiveattitudehelpovercomeWatchingprofessionalvideosisthebestwaytoimproveIntoday’sdigitalworld,scrollingthroughphonesbeforebedisascommonasbrushingteethformanypeople.Youmightthinkit’sjustaharmlesswaytorelax,butnewresearchshowsthiseverydayhabitcouldleadtoseriouslong-termhealthproblems.A2024surveybyChina’sCDC(CenterforDiseaseControlandPrevention)foundthat78.6%ofChineseadultsuseelectronicdevices(likephonesortablets)beforesleep.Even46.3%ofpeopleover55havethishabit.Datapointsoutthatsomegroupsaremorelikelytodoso:peopleaged18-28,officeworkerswhooftenworkovertime,andolderadultswhousesocialmediatokeepintouchwithfamily.Besides,thosewhostayuplate,struggletofallasleep,orrelyonphonesforfunarealsomorelikelytousephonesbeforebed.Thehealthrisksofusingphonesbeforebedareclearandaffectmanyareas.A2023studybytheWHO(WorldHealthOrganization)showedthatpeoplewhousephonesforjust30minutesbeforebedhavea127%higherriskofinsomniathanthosewhoavoidscreensonehourearlier.ANorwegiansurveyof45,000youngpeoplefurtherprovedthateachextrahourofnight-timephoneuseincreasestheriskofinsomniaby59%andcutssleeptimeby24minutes.Beyondpoorsleep,therearemorehealthrisks.A2023studybyPekingUnionMedicalCollegerevealedthatadultsover55whousephonesbeforebedscored38.7%lowerinmemorytests—thisisliketheirthinkingabilityaging7to10years.A2024studyintheJournalofCardiologyalsofoundthatthishabitraisestheriskofheartbyEven“protective”toolslikebluelightglassesdon’tworkperfectly.A2025studynotedthatwhiletheseglassesreduceeyestrain,scrollingthroughphonesstilldelayssleepby48minutes.Worse,theharmisn’ttemporary:long-termlate-nightphoneusecandisturbthebody’scircadianrhythm(thebody’snaturalsleep-wakecycle)forweeks,evenafterthehabitisstopped.Themaincauseisthebluelightfromscreens,whichcutsdownmelatonin(褪黑素productionby67.3%,making8hoursofrestequaltoonly4hoursofqualityAccordingtothepassage,whoismorelikelytousephonesbeforeAAnofficeworkerwhooftenworks B.SomeonewhofallsasleepC.Apersonwhoavoidsscreensbefore D.AteenagerunderAllofthefollowingarementionedashealthrisksofbedtimephoneuseEXCEPT A. B.Memory C.Heart-disease D.HighbloodWhatcanbeinferredfromthe2025studyaboutbluelightTheyareaperfectsolutionforpreventingsleepTheycaneffectivelystopalltheharmfuleffectsofphoneusebeforeTheydealwithonlyoneaspectoftheproblembutfailtosolvethedelayinTheymainlyhelptoreducetheproductionofmelatoninbytheWhatisthemainpurposeofthisATotellpeoplehowtochooseeffectivebluelightToexplainwhypeoplelikeusingphonesbeforeTointroducewaystoimprovesleepqualityTowarnpeopleaboutthelong-termhealthrisksofphoneusebeforeAtthe2025WorldSmartIndustryExpositioninChongqing,ahumanoidrobotchattedandplayedgameswithvisitors,showingsmoothinteraction.Daysearlier,theworld’sfirstrobotsportscompetitiondreweyes—thesemachinesran,fell,stoodupagain,andkeptgoinguntiltheycrossedthefinishline.Thesevividsceneshavepushedpeople’sunderstandingofartificialintelligence(AI)toanewlevel.AI’sinfluenceisalsostronginthestockmarket.AI-relatedstockshaverisennonstoptohitall-timehighs,aclearsignthatthecapitalmarketismostlyoptimisticaboutAI’sfuture.InChina,integratingAIintoproductionanddailylifehasbecomeakeynationalplan.Later,theStateCouncilreleasedadocumentonthe“AI+”action.ThisplanaimstomixAIwithallindustriesover10years,splitintothreestagescoveringsixmajorareas,anditsgoalistobuildanewintelligentsocialandeconomicstructure.Asurveythisyearfound53.1%ofpeoplefeelexcitedaboutAI,26%arepleasantlysurprised,andonly11%holdnegativeviews.MostbelieveAIwillchangelifelikethemobileinternetdid.SinceChinalaunchedthe“Internet+”plan10yearsago,theinternethasdevelopedwidely,drivingindustrialupgrades,consumptionshifts,andbetterlivingconditions.Buttechnologyisadouble-edgedsword.ManyworryAI“workers”maytakehumanjobs;someexpertswarnover-relianceonAIforthinkingcouldweakenhumancriticalthinkingandcreativity.AstudybyMITevenshowedAIusershaveweakerneuralconnectionsthanthosewhodon’tusesuchtools.AIalsofacesurgentissues:its“blackbox”makesoutputhardtopredict,and“modelhallucinations”producewrongcontent.Still,AIiskeytoglobalcompetition—noinnovation-poweredcountrywantstomissthischance.Aswewelcomeitsdevelopment,weneedto“fastenourseatbelts.”Luckily,China’splanputs“safetyandcontrol”first,suggestingstrongermeasurestopreventmisuse.LeaderslikeOpenAI’sSamAltmanandChina’sUnitreeRoboticsfounderWangXingxingagree:AIneedstimetodevelopandwillreshapetheworldstepbystep.WhatdothevividscenesinthefirstparagraphRobotsarebetteratsportsthan B.TherapidprogressinAIC.AIhasreplacedhumanworkersinmany D.HowAIrobotsaredesignedandWhatisthemainpurposeofChina’s“AI+”actionreleasedbytheStateTomakeChinatheworld’sbiggestAIToreplacehumanworkerswithAI“workers”inmostTofocusonlyonthedevelopmentofAIinthestockTointegrateAIintoallindustriesandbuildanewsocio-economicWhat’sthewriter’sattitudetowardsthedevelopmentofA. 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B. C.CWhydidthemangotoTo B.To C.To【答案】【原文】W:HaveyoueverbeentoM:Yes.IstudiedinSydneyfortwoyearsafterIhadgraduatedfromhighWhatdoesthemanthinktheweatherwillbelike B. C.【答案】【原文】W:I’mnotgoingswimminginthepoolunlessitwarmsupoutsidetoday.M:Idon’tthinkyoucanswimtoday.Ithinkitissupposedtostaythiscoldallday.WhenwilltheygotoA. B. C.【答案】【原文】M:I’mgoingtoThailandforatourthissummer.Wouldyouliketocomewithme?W:Sure.I’llbefreeinJune,JulyandOctober.M:Junewoulddoforme.JulyistoohotandIhavetoworkinWhatarethespeakersmainlytalkingAsingertheylike B.AsongbyTaylor C.Aplacetheywantto【答案】【原文】W:Whatareyoulisteningto,Sam?M:TaylorSwift’sAPlaceinThisWorld.W:Oh,it’smyfavouriteWhatisthewomanSelling B.Askingthe C.Buyinga【答案】【原文】W:IwantatickettoLondon,please.Secondclass.M:Singleorreturn?W:Single,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。Whatdoesthewomanwanttoputonthe B. C.WhatdoesthemanpreparefortheAn B.A C.A【答案】6. 7.【原文】W:TheChristmastreelooksamazing.Wheredidyougetsomanylights?M:Iwentshoppingthisafternoon.Doyouthinkweshouldaddsometoys?W:No.Let’shangupourstars.M:OK.Theylookgreat.W:Wow,whatarethoseontheM:I’vepreparedsomepiesforFatherChristmasandabigpizzaforW:Ah,that’ssweetofyou.Theydolookdelicious.IguessFatherChristmaswon’tmindifIhaveapie.M:Maybeoneortwowon’tmatter.HowmuchdidthemanweightwomonthsAbout150 B.About160 C.About170HowdidthewomanknowhowtoloseA.FromaB.FromaC.Froma10.WhatdoesthemanplantoA.ChangehisB.LearnaboutanC.Starttoexercise【答案】8. 9. 10.【原文】M:Wow,I’mreallygettingfat.I’vegained10poundsinthelasttwomonths.W:Howmuchdoyouweigh?M:Ithinkabout170W:DoyouexerciseM:Notrecently,becauseI’mmeetingatightdeadline.W:Whatkindoffoodsdoyoueat?M:IusuallygettakeoutorfastfoodbecauseIdon’thaveenoughtimetoW:Iwasreadingadietbooktheotherday.Itsaidthatifyoueatmeatandnothingelse,you’llloseweightquickly.Oneofmyfriendstoldmehetrieditandlost20pounds.M:Thatsoundsgood,butI’mnotsurehowlongIcoulddothat.Well,IthinkI’mgoingtotryitanyway.Who’stheW:Ican’tremember.It’snotthatpopular.WhenIgethomeI’llcheckandgiveyouaWhereistheconversationprobablytakingIna B.Atan C.AtabusWhatdoesthewomanplantoGotothe B.Visitthefish C.CatchthebusWhatdoesthemansayaboutTheparkingfeeis B.Thereison-street C.Parkingisfreeatthe【答案】11. 12. 13.【原文】M:That’sjust6.5pounds,please.Here’syourchange.Itmightbebettertoholdthatbagunderneathbecauseit’squiteheavy.W:Thankyou.Oh,andjustonemorething,I’mlookingforthefishmarket.Couldyoutellmehowtogetthere?M:Areyouinacar?W:M:Let’ssee,thefishmarketisonPortStreet.Thebestwaytogetthereistogooutofthecarparkandturnright.Followthatstreetforabout100metresandkeeptotheleftatthetrafficlights.Turnleftanddriveupthatstreettotheend.Turnleft.Thefishmarketisonyourright-handside.Youcanseemanypeoplethereattheweekend.W:Thankyou.Doyouknowifthere’saparkinglotatthemarket?M:Yes,youcanusuallyparkontheroadoutside.14.WherearetheA.OnaB.InaC.Ona15.WhatiswrongwiththeA.Hecan’tseeB.HefeelsC.HefeelsWhatarethespeakersgoingtoTourthe B.Climba C.SeeanWhatarethespeakerstalkingaboutattheendoftheA B.A C.Atour【答案】14. 15. 16. 17.【原文】M:I’mreallysorry.IalwaysfeelsickwhenIrideonabus.Ithinkit’sbecauseIcan’tseetheroadahead.W:Don’tworry.We’llsoonreachourstop.Ithoughtitwouldmakeustiredifwewalkedalltheway.M:You’reright.Wewillneedallourstrengthtoclimbthemountainwhenwegetthere.W:Ithinkthereisachairlifttothetopthesedays.M:That’sforlazypeople.We’lltakethepath,likewedidjustafterwegotmarried.W:Yes,doyouremember?Wehadatourguide—afriendlyguy.M:Hewasaniceman.Heshowedusallthebestviews.Aretherenotourguidesnow?W:No,Ithinkmosttouristsliketoexploreontheirown.M:Theywouldseemorewithaguidelikehim.Hewouldn’tletusrest.Therewasalwaysanothersighttosee.W:Let’shopewecanseealltheviewstoday.Whatdifferencedoesthespeakertalkabout B.Traffic C.Whatdoesthespeakerthinkoftheweatherin B. C.WheredidthespeakerusetogoonFridayeveninginTothe B.Tothe C.Tothe【答案】18. 19. 20.【原文】Hi,I’mChrisfromFlorida.LastyearImovedtoLondon,whereI’mworkingforanAmericancompany.It’sbeenabigchangeandtherehavebeenlotsofthingstogetusedto.Forexample,intheUSwedriveontheright,whilehereinBritainI’vehadtogetusedtodrivingontheleft.Whatelse?Well,theweatherinFloridaisusuallygreat,soI’musedtolotsofsunshine,andIusedtosunbathealot.InLondonitrainssomuch.Idon’tthinkI’llevergetusedtoit,andIalwaysremembertotakemyumbrellawithme.AtthecompanywhereIwork,it’squitedifferent.Iusedtoworkfrom9amtill11pm.Ihatedworkingsolate.HereinEngland,Istartat8:30ambutfinishat5pm.OnFridayeveningEnglishpeopleliketogototheclubwithfriends,butinAmericaIusedtogotothegym.Ilovesports.第二部分阅读（共两节，满分50分第一节（共15小题；每小题2.5分，满分37.5分阅读下列短文，从每题所给的A、B、C、DNorthernEuropehasstunningnaturalsceneryanduniqueculturalsites.Here’sasimpleguidetofourtopattractionsyouwon’twanttomiss.TheLittleMermaid(Copenhagen,This1.2-meter-tallbronzestatueisinspiredbyHansChristianAndersen’sfamousfairytale.ItsitsquietlyonarockbyLangeliniePier—andthebestpart?It’sfreetovisitToavoidcrowdsaroundthispopularspot,arriveearly,between8:00and9:00a.m.TheidealtimetogoisfromApriltoSeptember,whentheweatherismildandsnowwon’truinyourtrip.Geirangerfjord(MoreogRomsdal,AsaUNESCOWorldHeritageSite,it’sfamousforitsdeepbluewatersandamazingwaterfallsliketheSevenSisters.Thebestwaytoseeitsbeautyupcloseisatwo-hourboattour,whichcostsabout300NOKperadult.JunetoAugustistheperfecttimetovisit:theicemeltsthesemonths,soboattoursrunregularly—youwon’tmissthisunforgettableexperience.SkansenOpen-AirMuseum(Stockholm,Ifyoulovehistoryandculture,gotoSkansenOpen-AirMuseum—theworld’sfirstopen-airmuseum.ItshowswhatSwedishlifewaslikefromthe18thtothe20thcenturies.Inside,youcanwalkthrougholdfarmhouses,watchtraditionalcraftslikeweaving,andevenmeetgentleanimalssuchasmoose—allforfree.Butadultsneedtopayanentryfeeof180SEK:kidsunder7getinforfree.VisitfromMaytoOctober,whenthemuseum’soutdoorexhibitsarefullyopen.SantaClausVillage(Rovaniemi,LocatedrightontheArcticCircle,thisvillageisknownasSantaClaus“officialhome.”Here,youcantakephotoswithSanta(about25EURperperson,andreservationsarerecommended),sendpostcardswithspecialArcticCirclestamps,andevenstepacrosstheclearlymarkedArcticCirclelineforafunsouvenir.NovembertoFebruaryismagical:thevillageiscoveredinsnow,filledwithacozyChristmasfeel,andyoumightevenseetheNorthernWhichspotcanvisitorsvisitforTheLittle B.C.SkansenOpen-Air D.SantaClausWhatdothefourattractionshaveinTheyallarerelatedtohistoricalorfairytaleTheyallofferfreeentrytoallTheyallallowvisitorstotakeboattourstoenjoytheTheyallhaveaspecificidealtimeforWhereisthistextmostlikelytakenA.Ahistorical B.A C.Atravel D.Anews【答案】21. 22. 23.【21TheLittleMermaid部分中“It’sfreetovisit.(它是免费参观的)”可知，游客可以免费参A。【22TheLittleMermaid部分中“TheidealtimetogoisfromApriltoSeptember(49月是出游的最佳时间)Geirangerfjord部分中“JunetoAugustistheperfecttimetovisit(68月是游览的最佳时间)SkansenOpen-AirMuseum部分中“VisitfromMaytoOctober,whenthemuseum’soutdoorexhibitsarefullyopen.(510月，届时博物馆的户外展览将全面开放)SantaClausVillage部分中“NovembertoFebruaryismagical(112月是神奇的)”可知，它们的共同点是都有一个D。【23推理判断题。根据全文内容，结合第一段“NorthernEuropehasstunningnaturalsceneryanduniqueculturalsites.Here’sasimpleguidetofourtopattractionsyouwon’twanttomiss.(北欧拥有令人惊叹的自然风光和独特CWhen15-year-oldLeofirstjoinedhisschool’strackteam,hedreamedofwinningthe800-meterraceatthecitysportsmeet.Hepracticedeveryeveningafterclass—runninglapsaroundthefield,liftinglightweights,andevenaskinghiscoachforextratips.Butonthedayoftheteamtryouts,disasterstruck:Leotrippedoverarockduringhisrun,fellhard,andhurthisleftleg.ThedoctortoldLeoheneededtorestfortwomonths.“Nomorerunningforawhile,”thedoctorsaidgently.Leofelthisheartsink.Hesatonhisbedroomfloorthatnight,staringathistrackshoes.“I’llnevermakeittomeetnow,”hewhisperedtohimself.Hismomnoticedhissadnessandsatdownnexttohim.“Challengesdon’tstopdreams,Leo,”shesaid.“Theyjusttesthowmuchyouwantthem.”Leothoughtabouthismom’swords.Insteadofgivingup,hedecidedtoworkhard—evenwhilehecouldn’trun.Hedidstretchingexercisestokeephislegstrong,watchedvideosoftoprunnerstolearntheirtechniques,andhelpedhisteammateshandoutwaterduringpractice.Whenhislegfinallyhealed,Leoreturnedtothetrack.Atfirst,hewasslow—muchslowerthanbefore.Buthedidn’tgetdiscouraged.Heranalittlefarthereachday,andhiscoachpraisedhimforhishardwork.ThecitysportsmeetarrivedinlateMay.Leostoodatthestartinglineofthe800-meterrace,hishandsslightlyshaking.Thewhistleblew,andtherunnerstookoff.Leokeptasteadypace,rememberingallthetechniqueshe’dlearned.Inthelast100meters,hefeltaburstofenergy.Heranasfastashecould,passin