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2025年下学期高一12本试卷共8页。全卷满分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5ABC三个选项中选出最佳选项。听每段对话前，你将有5秒钟的时间阅读有关小题；听完后，各小题将给出5秒钟的作答时例：HowmuchistheA.£19.15.B.£9.18.C.CWheredoestheconversationtakeInNew B.At C.AttheWhatistherelationshipbetweentheHusbandand B. C.FormerWhydoesthemantalktotheTobooka B.Tobuy C.TomakeanWhatdoesthewomanlikeabouttheThe B.The C.TheWhatarethespeakersmainlytalkingA B.A C.A第二节（共15小题；每小题1.5分，满分22.5分5A、B、C三个选项中小题将给出5秒钟的作答时间。每段对话或独白读两遍。WherearetheIntheplastic B.Inthe C.InthebackoftheWhathavethespeakersleftThefrying B.The C.TheWhyisthewomanunwillingtokeepaASheisbusywith B.Sheisafraidof C.SheisWhydoesthemanmentionauniversityTostatethebenefitsofhavingToshowhowtocareforTodiscusswhatcatstoHowdoesthewomansoundinthe B. C.WheredoestheconversationtakeIntheman’s B.Inthe C.InaphotoWhatdoesthemanlikemostaboutmountainThefresh B.Thenatural C.ThefeelingofreachingtheWhatdoesthewomanwanttohearaboutTheman’s B.Theman’s C.Theman’sfirstmountainWhatmightthewoman’sjobShe’saShe’saShe’saswimmingWhocalledtheTheOneoftheTheman’sWhendidtheambulanceTenminutesTwentyminutesHowdidthegirlreactwhensheShedidn’tknowwhatShewentbackintheSheWhydopeopleselltheiroldstuffTomakemore B.Tohelppeoplein C.ToreplacetheofflineWhatistheadvantageoftheChattingontheProvidingdeliveryGuaranteeingthedealWhatcanweknowabouttheItistotallyfreetouseItisintendedforshopItcanpresentsome第二部 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、DWorkingoutbyyourselfcanbeablastifyoufindanactivitythatmotivatesyoutogetupandmove.Below,welistthetop3workoutapps,followedbyguidanceonchoosingthebestoneforyourlong-termhealth.AppleTheappallowsyoutocreatecustomplansbasedonclassduration,musicpreferences,trainers,andmore.Afreeone-monthtrialisavailable,afterwhichthecostisareasonable$9.99permonthor$79.99peryear.ItalsocomeswithanAppleOnePremierSubscription($37.95permonth).IfyouuseApple’sFamilySharing,uptofivefamilymemberscanusethemembershipatnoadditionalcost.IfyoupurchaseanAppledevice,youcantakeadvantageofAppleFitness+withathree-monthtrial.Don’tletyourassumptionsaboutstretchingmisleadyou—StretchItincludessometoughsessionsthatworkyourfullbodyandmightevenleaveyousweating.Whenyouopentheappeachday,youknowexactlywhatyou’resupposedtodo.Amonthlymembershipispriceyat$19.99;the$159.99-per-yearmembershipisabetterdeal.Takeadvantageoftheseven-dayfreetrialandtryoutsomefreesessionsbeforeyoustartpaying.Stravaoffersaccesstoover30typesofsports,makingitperfectforthosewholovetocycle,hike,rock,run,orswim.Oneofitskeyfeaturesisthatitcollectsandcomparesworkoutdatafromallusers,allowingyoutochallengeyourselfandseehowyourankagainstothersonthesamestretchofroadortrail.Thefreeversionoffersplentytogetyoustarted,buttounlockthefullpotentialofStrava,you’llneedtoupgradetoapaidmembership($79.99peryear).A30-daytrialisalsoavailable.Choosetheappthatfitsyourfitnessgoals,budget,anddevice-justclickformoreForafamilyoffivealreadypayingforAppleOnePremier,thelowestmonthlycostperpersonforAppleFitness+canbe A. 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D.WhatcanmakeStravaCustomplansformultiple B.CompetitiononsharedC.Freetrialwithfullfeature D.Full-bodystretching23WhereisthistextmostlikelytakenA.Afitnessapp B.AsportsresearchC.Ahealth&fitness D.AtechindustryBillSumiel,71,washavingadifficultday.InOctober2020,hefoundhimselfatamedicalcenter30milesfromhomeforthesecondtimein24hours.Hesufferedfromkidney(肾脏)failureandhadbeenondialysis(透析)foryears.Thedaybefore,hisbrotherdrovehimforaroutineprocedure,butthedialysisportblockedagainthatnight.Withnoonetodrivehimthenextday,BilltookaTimothyLetts,31,wasdrivingtovisitafriendwhenhereceivedBill’sriderequest.Itwasoutofhisway,butheaccepted,thinkingsomeonefromamedicalcentermightneedhelp.“Billreallylitupthecarwithpositiveenergy,”saysLetts,whosharedwithSumielthathewasaproudArmyveteran.Sumielmentionedthatinthepasthe’denjoyedvolunteeringathischurchandinhiscommunity.Buthewasdoinglessthesedays,heexplained,becausethedialysistreatmentslefthimexhausted.ThenSumielrevealedthathewassearchingforakidneydonor.Lettsjokedthathe’dbeagooddonorcandidate,giventhathedidn’tdrinkorsmoke.Sumielagreed,thoughhedidn’tthinkmuchofitastheykept.Letts,however,couldn’tstopthinkingaboutit.Lettsbelievesinhelpingothers,sodonatingakidney“wassomethingthatwasalwaysonmymind,”hesays.Plus,healreadylikedandrespectedSumiel.Billwasshocked.HewastouchedbyLetts’soffer,thoughhewonderedifithadjustbeenanemotionalmoment.Wouldhehearfromhim?Andwhatwasthelikelihoodthey’dbeamatch?Butafewhourslater,Timothycontactedhim.Soon,hebeganthedonorscreeningprocess.Monthslater,testsshowedtheywereaperfectmatch.InDecember2021,thetransplantwassuccessfullydone.Nowadays,Billnolongerneedsdialysisandlivesahealthylife.TimothyhasmovedtoGermanyforwork,buttheystillkeepintouch.“Livingdonorsarespecialpeople,”Billsaysgratefully.WhatisthereasonforBilltogotothemedicalcenteragainin24Aroutine B.AdialysisportC.Adisliketotherepeated D.AnunavailableridefromhisWhatmadeTimothyacceptBill’srideThehighpaymentforthe B.HisrecallingBillfromC.Hisbeingonhiswaytoa D.ThefeelingthatthepassengerneededHowdidBillfeelsoonafterTimothy’sPolitebut B.HappyandC.Relievedand D.SurprisedyetWhatdoestheauthorwanttoshowthroughtheHealthiseverythingin B.UberdrivershaveuniqueC.Kindnessappears D.TechnologycanhelpsolvemedicalDyslexiahasbeenseenasadisorderforpeoplewhoareunabletoread.Buttoday,itshouldbeseenasadifference,notadisease,saidbyresearchersattheUniversityofCambridge.Studiesshowthatpeoplewithdyslexiahavebrainsthataregoodatexploringtheunknownandthinkingaboutthebiggerpicture.Thestrengthsofthedyslexicbrainmayhavedevelopedashumansadapted.Tosurvive,weneededtolearnskillsbutalsobecreativeandfindnewsolutions.Dr.TaylorandDr.Vestergaardsaythisledtoanevolutionary进化的)trade-off.Somepeoplebecamespecialistsinusingknowninformation,whileothers,manywithdyslexia,focusedondiscoveryand“Inmanyfields,itisunderstoodthatadaptivesystemsneedacompromisebetweenexploringandexploitingtosurvive,”saidTaylor.Peoplewithdyslexiaareoftenlessefficientatprocedurallearning.Thistypeoflearningisusedforskillslikereading,writing,orplayingthepiano.Oncelearned,theseskillsbecomeautomatic.“However,onceaskillisautomatic,youusethesameinformationagainandagain,”Tayloradded.“Ifsomeonehasdifficultymakingaskillautomatic,theystaymoreawareoftheprocess.Thegoodsideisthattheskillcanstillbeimproved.”Dyslexiahaslongbeenviewednegativelyandnopresentcureexists.Bylookingatpaststudies,theresearchersfoundthatthedyslexicbrainiswireddifferently.Ithasmorelong-distanceconnectionsandfewerlocalconnections,whichhelpswith“bigpicture”thinking.Becausethesethinkingstylesevolvedtoworktogether,theyarebestcombined.Bringingexplorativethinkerstogetherwithdetail-orientedthinkersleadstomorecreativeInreframingdyslexiaasadifference,societycanbenefitfrommoreinnovativesolutions,saidTaylor.“It’simportanttoemphasizethatpeoplewithdyslexiastillfacealotofdifficulties,butthedifficultiesexistbecauseoftheenvironmentandanemphasisonrotelearning(机械记忆式学习)andreadingandwriting.Instead,wecouldnurture‘explorativelearning’—learningthroughdiscovery,inventionandcreativity,whichwouldworkmoretheirWhatdoestheunderlinedword“trade-off”inParagraph2probablyA. 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D.WhatchallengedopeoplewithdyslexiafaceinproceduralTheyseldomimprove B.TheyfailtofocusontheC.Theystruggletomakeskills D.TheyareunabletolearnskillsWhatisthefindingoftheCambridgeresearchersregardingItisacurableItpreventsallproceduralItiscausedbyalackofsociety’semphasisonroteItshowsadifferentbutpotentiallybeneficialbrainWhatisthepurposeofToexplainthecausesforTocriticizetheeducationToargueforashiftintheviewofTocomparethedyslexicpeopleandnon-dyslexicEvenyoungchildrenknowthatchocolateisatreat,tobeenjoyedonspecialoccasions.Butthe“dark”type,whichhasmorecocoa(可可粉),issaidtobehealthierandevenasahealth-boosterthatcanrelieveallmannerofproblems,fromhighbloodpressuretodepression.Manystudies,oftenpaidforbyBigChocolate,suggestthismaybetrue.Yetthebestresearchshowsotherwise.Darkchocolate’sclaimedbenefitsmainlycomefromflavanols黄烷醇whichareparticularlyrichincocoaAlarge-scale2015U.S.studymeasuredtheeffectsofdailytabletswith500mgofcocoaflavanols(Togetthatamountyouwouldneedtoeatbetween50g—orhalfabar—and280gofdarkchocolate,dependingonitsflavanolconcentration).Theresultshowedthatflavanolsmadelittledifferencetodiabetes,strokes,orcancer.Theydid,however,leadtoa27%reductionindeathsfromcardiovascular(心血管)disease.Alas,thispositiveresultisnotproofthatdarkchocolateisheart-healthy.Gettingthose500mgofflavanolsitmeansconsuminglotsofsugar,whichisaddedinlargeamountsbymanufacturerstocounterthebitternessofcocoa.Italsomeansconsumingmorethanhalf(formen)or70%(forwomen)oftherecommendeddailymaximumofsaturatedfats,whicharebadfortheheart.Abetteroptionforaddingcocoaflavanolstoyourdietmaybecocoapowder.Alltold,though,thehealthiestflavanol-boostingmethodistoeatmorefruits,vegetables,andnuts.Twoapples,aportionofnutsandalargeservingofstrawberriesprovideroughly500mgofflavanols.Ifyoudecidetotreatyourselftosomechocolateeverynowandthen,don’tsweataboutfindingthedarkestvariety.Someverydarkchocolatescontainfewflavanols,whereassomemilkvarietieshavelots.Sadlyforchocoholics,whojustcan’tstopthemselvesfromreachingforonemoresquareofchocolate,thehealthclaimsfordarkchocolatecomefromadvertisingtricks,notthefindingsofscience.WhatcanweknowaboutdarkchocolateinthefirstChildrenareawareofitshealthStudiesproveittobeahealth-ThedarkcolormakesitahealthierMarketingcanaffectitshealthWhatdoestheresultofthe2015U.S.studyimplyaboutTheymadeadifferenceto B.Theycuredheart-relatedCTheyrelievedtheproblemof D.TheyreduceddeathriskstosomeTheconsumptionofsugarismentionedinParagraph3mainlytoshow cocoapowderisafarbettersourceofdarkchocolatecannotreducecardiovascularrisksfromdarkchocolatemayoutweighitsdarkchocolatecontainsvariousnecessaryWhatcanbeasuitabletitlefortheIsDarkChocolateActually B.DarkChocolate:BitterChoice,BetterC.CocoaFlavanols:theHealth D.IsChocolateHealthierThan第二节（共5小题；每小题2.5分，满分12.5分Haveyouevermadeapromisetoyourselfthatyoudidn’tkeep?Commonly,whenthenewyearticksover,wemakeresolutions:goingtothegym,studyingharderorgivingupabadhabit. 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Afterall,whatyouenjoymightbehealthyaswell.Creatingnewhabitsmightnotbequick,butifyoufollowthesetips,youmaybeabletochangesomethingforthebetterorkickabadhabit.JuststartEatsomethingyouCelebrateeverysmallstepyouSadly,soonweoftenendupbreakingGoodhabitscanbepartofyourdailyKeepexploringuntilyoufindahealthyQuestioningwhyratherthanmakingupyourmindscouldbethe第三部 语言运用（共两节，满分30分第一节（共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分阅读下面短文，从每题所给的A、B、C、DThe“WildernessSurvivalChallenge”inZhangjiajie’sQixingMountainhasbecomeabighitrecently.Whatmakesthiseventstandoutisthatthereisnopurposefullydesignedplot—itshowsthe strugglesof100commonpeopleintheEachpersongotonlyasmallknifeatthestart, toseekfoodandwater,buildsimpleshelters,andsurvivewithoutany fromtheoutside.Thelifeinthemountainwasreally especiallywhenthetemperaturedroppeddrasticallyinmid-November.Somepeople wildberriesanddrankriverwatertokeepgoing,whileothersmadeeveryefforttokeepthefireAparticipantnamedDaoyouwonpeople’saffectionduetohis .Hestayedintheharshwildfordays,whichdeeply everyone.Anotherparticipantcalled“ColdBeauty”triedherbesttoprotectthefireintherain,butshehadtoleavebecauseherhealthcheckdidn’t .Thesestoriestouchedpeople’ssoftbecausetheparticipantshadreal-life likepayingbackdebtsfromfailedbusinessorgettingmoneyfortheirpoverty-strickenAlthoughtheoriginalrulesaidonly10peoplecouldmakeittothe ,theorganizerschangedit.14remainingpeopleenteredthelastroundandeach 20,000yuanasaprize.Theeventalsobroughtgreat benefits.Sponsorsoftheeventsawasignificantincreaseinproduct ,andMountainquickly .Thischallengerevealsthatpeopleadmirestrengthand —qualitiesthatshinethroughwhenfacingdifficulties.It’snotmerelyacompetitionorashow,butacelebrationofordinarypeople’s41.A.B.C.D.42.A.B.C.D.43.A.B.C.D.44.A.B.C.D.45.A.B.C.D.46.A.B.C.D.47.A.B.C.D.48.A.B.C.D.49.A.B.C.D.50.A.B.C.D.51.A.B.C.D.52.A.B.C.D.53.A.B.C.D.54.A.gainedinB.grewinC.rosetoD.contributedto55.A.B.C.D.第二节（共10小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分1Shepointedoutthatitisimportanttohaveahealthy (balance)dietsinceteenagersarestillgrowingandtheirbodiesneedalotofnutritiontofunctionwell.Iftheydonottakeinenoughfood,theymayfeelweakandgetilleasily.She (add),“What’smore,theyshouldkeepregularhoursandgetplentyofexercisetostay (energy)andfit.Westronglyencourageallteenagerstofollowtheselifestyletips,becauselivingwellisthesafestandmosteffectivewaytogetintoAnothertipis (remind)yourselfthatyouareunique.Keep mindthatyourfamilyandfriendsloveyoujust wayyouare.Talkaboutyourfeelingswithsomeoneyoutrust.Hearinghowmuchtheyvalueyoucanhelpyoufeelcomfortableinyourownskin.Focusingonyourstrengthsalsohelpsyoubuildyourconfidence.Everyonehas (they)owntalents—youmaybegoodatpaintingorplayingthepiano,sotakeprideinthings youdowellinsteadofworryingaboutthingsyoucannotchange.Youmayoftenjudgeyourselfby isontheoutside,notontheinside.However,likeabook,yourcontentsaremuchmoreimportantthanyourcover.Ifyoucanlearntoseethegoodthingsaboutyourself— (individual),yourvaluetoothersandyourachievements—youwillsoonbegintoloveyourself.第四部 写作（共两节，满分40分第一节（满分15分66.假设你是李华，得知英国一家经纪公司（talentagency）AI演员拍摄电影。你打算在英语课DailyReport时间对此进行评论，请写一篇短文，内容包括：你的观点（支持或反对80Hello,Thank第二节（满分25分67.I’dalwaysbeentoldtotakecareofmyolderbrother,Brian,whowasbornweakandsmall.Iwouldoftentiehisshoesorprepareanotherglassofwaterforhim.MymomsawmylargersizeandstrongbodyasasignthatIwastobeakindofguardianangel(守护天使)forBrian.However,thatwasnotthecase.OnedayBrianandIwanderedintoanelectronicsstore.Myeyeslandedonacoolcameralens(镜头itsbodyshoneunderthelights.Astheschoolphotographer,Ineededittotakebetterphotosforthenewspaper.Butitcost$50!JustasIleanedinforacloserlook,Brianpulledmysleeve,whisperingeagerly,“Look!ThenewadventuregameI’vebeenwaitingfor!”However,neitherofushadenoughpocketmoney.Weleftindisappointment.Severaldayslater,ourschoolhadapumpkin-carvingcontest.Thefirstprizewas$100,andIknewIcouldusethemoneytobuythelens.SoIdecidedthefirstplacebonus(奖金)definitelyhadtolandinmypocket.WhenitwastimetocarvetheperfectpumpkinI’dpickedout,Isuddenlyrealizedmybig,clumsyfingerssurelymessitup.IthoughtofBrian’ssmaller,delicatehands—hewasthemanforthejob.IimmediatelyaskedBrianforhelp.Afterthinkingforawhile,heaskedforacutoftheprizemoney,fifty-fifty,ashewantedtobuythegame.Ifiguredoutthatsplittingthefirstprizewouldstillleavemeenoughforthelens.So,Iagreed.Withskillfulhands,Briancarvedaperfectface,andwehandedoverthepumpkin,firmlybelievingwewouldwinthefirstprize.OnthedayoftheawardsceremonywheretheresultswouldbeannouncedBrianwassickwithacold.IhadgototheawardsceremonyHowever,somethingunexpectedhappened:wegotsecondplace.Unfortunately,secondprizewasonly$50,andIneededeverydollarofthattobuythelens.Whentheprincipalgavethemoneytome,Ireceiveditwithaheavy150WhenIcamehome,BrianaskedifwehadWiththemoneywewonwewenttothestorethenext

2025年下学期高一12本试卷共8页。全卷满分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5ABC三个选项中选出最佳选项。听每段对话前，你将有5秒钟的时间阅读有关小题；听完后，各小题将给出5秒钟的作答时例：HowmuchistheA.£19.15.B.£9.18.C.CWheredoestheconversationtakeInNew B.At C.Atthe【答案】【原文】M:Ihavetogoboardnow,Mom.Youshouldheadhomeandrest.YougotupsoearlytoseemeoffthisW:Okay,takecare.RemembertocallmewhenyouarriveinNewWhatistherelationshipbetweentheHusbandand B. 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