2025~2026学年黑龙江省绥化市绥棱县第一中学高一上学期12月月考英语试卷

2025~2026学年黑龙江省绥化市绥棱县第一中学高一上学期12月月考英语试卷一、阅读理解Reader’sDigest12ISSUES(期)EACHYEARFORONLY£24Subscribe(订阅)todayandnevermissanissueBESTVALUEOFFERReader’sDigestmagazineisfilledwithstories,news,reviews,tips,jokesandsoon.Eachissueissmallenoughtofitinyourpocket,butbigenoughtokeepyouhappy.And,youcanreceiveyourcopyeachmonthbeforeithitstheshops!3EASYWAYSTOSUBSCRIBE??TELEPHONE:●theUKonly:03303332220,open:Mon-Fri8:30a.m.-6:00p.m.,Sat9:00a.m.-5:00p.m.●Overseas:+441788392461,open:Tues-Fri8:30a.m.-5:00p.m.,Sat-Sun9:00a.m.-4:00p.m.??ONLINE:www.readersdigest.co.uk/octmag??BYPOST:PostyouraddresstotheofficeofReader’sDigest.1.HowmuchisoneissueofReader’sDigestifyoubuy12issues?

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A．OnMonday.B．OnTuesday.C．OnSaturday.D．OnSunday.3.What'sthemainpurposeofthetext?

A．ToshowwhatReader’sDigestisabout.B．TolistreasonswhyReader’sDigestisworthreading.C．TointroducethewaysofreadingReader’sDigest.D．TogiveinformationaboutsubscribingtoReader’sDigest.WhenIwasten,myfamilymovedtotheothersideoftown.IwasforcedtoleavethefamiliarityofStPaul’sandbecome“thenewkid”atStTeresa’s,wheretheotherkidsinmyclasshadbeentogethersincekindergarten.Istruggledtobreakintothecrowdandspentlunchtimeplayingalone.Oneschoolday,whenIheadedtothekitchentable,Iheardtheradio,“It’sasaddayinthemusicworld.MrRoyOrbisonhasdied.”Ohno,howsad,RoyOrbisonhasdied.Wait...whoisRoyOrbison?Ididn’thaveachancetoask.Ihadtogettoschoolbeforethebell.ItwasMrHonig’sclass.Everyday,hewouldaskiftherewasanyonewewantedtopray(祈祷)for.Thatday,Byronprayedforhissickgrandmother,andEmmaforhergrandfatherwhohadasurgery.Thiswasmychance.BeforeIhadtimetofullythinkitthrough,myhandshotintotheair.“I’dliketoprayforRoyOrbison!”Silencefellovertheroom.Theotherkidslookedconfused,butMrHonigcouldseetheeagernessinmyeyes.Nooneelsehadeverbeensoexcitedtoprayforanyoneinhisclass.“OK,RoyOrbisonhasbeenaddedtotheprayerlist.”Hewinked(眨眼).Ididit!Thismustbeanotherwaywekidsmakenewfriends:youjustprayforsomeone.IhadnevermetRoyOrbison,nordidIhavehisalbum.ButbecauseofRoy,alittlegirlnamedChristinecameuptomeandsaid,“I’mreallysorryforyourloss.Ifyou’renotbusywiththefuneral(葬礼),maybeyoucancomeoverandplayafterschool.”ThankstoRoyandChristine,Iwaslonelynomore.4.WhydidtheauthorprayforRoyOrbison?

A．Shefeltsorryforhisdeath.B．ShewasafanofRoyOrbison.C．Shewantedtopleaseotherkids.D．Sheneededareasontobenoticed5.WhathappenedaftertheauthorprayedforRoyOrbison?

A．Theteacherfeltsadasshedid.B．ShemadenewfriendsatStTeresa’s.C．Shebecamepopularatthenewschoolagain.D．ThewholeclassbegantoenjoyRoy’smusic.6.Whatisthetoneofthetext?

A．Excited.B．Anxious.C．Humorous.D．Disappointed.7.Whichofthefollowingcanbestdescribethetext?

A．Actionsspeaklouderthanwords.B．Afriendinneedisafriendindeed.C．Lifeisfullofunexpectedwonders.D．Wherethereisawill,thereisaway.AfloodhitYellowstoneNationalParkonJune13,2022.Thedisasterwascausedbyacombinationofunusuallyheavyrainsandrapidsnowmelt.Thehighandfastwaterflowsdestroyedbridgesandsweptawayentireroadways,leavingcommunitiesandhomesisolated.Fortunately,theapproximately10,000parkvisitorsweresafelyevacuated.ThetownofGardiner,alongtheMontana-Wyomingborder,wasparticularlyhardhit.Thefloodwatersleftalmost900peoplewithnopowerorwaterformanydays.Gardiner’seconomy,whichdependsonthealmostthree-quartersofamillionvisitorswhopassthroughthepark’snorthgateannually,islikelytotakeahit.ThefloodwatersseverelydamagedthemainnorthentranceroadtoYellowstone,andcouldtakeyearstorebuild.ParkofficialshavebegunworkonimprovinganalternativeroadtoGardiner.Thiswillensurethatlocalscanaccessfood,supplies,andotheressentialemergencyservices.AlimitednumberoftouristsmayalsobeallowedintoGardineroncetheroadisstable.Yellowstone’snorthgateisclosedindefinitely.Butthepark’ssouthgateopenedtovisitorsonJune22,2022.Parkofficialshavestartedanewentrysystemtopreventovercrowding.Itisbasedonthelastnumberofthevisitor’svehiclelicenseplateandthecalendardateofthemonth.Carswithodd(奇数的)numberscanvisittheparkonodddaysofthemonth,whilethosewitheven(偶数的)numberscangoonevendays.Establishedin1872,YellowstoneisAmerica’soldestnationalpark.The3,472-square-milereservespansthreestatesandishometomanyuniquewildlife.Itisknownforitsnaturalbeautythatincludesmountains,riversandlakes.Theforcesoffireandiceshapedtheparkoverthousandsofyears.8.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“isolated”inparagraph1probablymean?

A．Tracked.B．Separated.C．Decorated.D．Improved.9.Whatwasthepossibleresultoftheflood?

A．Gardiner’seconomywouldgetintotrouble.B．Communitiesandhomeswereleftinruins.C．Almost900peopleweretrappedinthepark.D．Thepark’ssouthgatewasclosedforawhile.10.Whatcanbeinferredfromthetext?

A．Localpeoplecangetdailynecessitiesfromvisitors.B．Theparkhasadoptedanewsystemtorecognizefaces.C．Thelicenseplatenumberdecideswhencarsenterthepark.D．Moretouristsmayfloodintotheparkforgeologicalfeatures.11.Whichofthefollowingstatementsistrueaccordingtothetext?

A．FloodinghascausedwidespreaddamageintheUS.B．YellowstoneNationalParkisclosedduetoflooding.C．PeoplecanvisitYellowstoneNationalParkanyday.D．NaturalbeautymakesYellowstonefamous.Didyouknowthatlongago,Singaporewasfullofwetlands,lakes,andsmallvillages?Eventoday,animalslikewildpigs,monkeys,andsnakessometimesentercitieslookingforfoodandshelter.Thiscanbedangerousforthem,especiallyonbusyroads.Singaporewantstobecomea“CityinNature”by2030.Thecityisfindingwaystoprotectnaturalspaces.Scientistsarecreatingsolutionstohelpwildlifelivesafelyalongsidepeople.STEM(Science,Technology,Engineering,andMathematics)iskeytotheseideas.Animalsoftencrosshighwaysandriskbeinghitbycars.Expertsusetechnologylikecamerasandsounddevicestostudyanimalmovementanddecidewheretobuildsafecrossings.In2019,theMandaiWildlifeGroup(MWG)builta140-meter-longbridgeoverahighwayjustforanimals.Camerasshowedthatover100speciesusedit.MWGalsobuiltfencestoguideanimalsandropebridgestohelpthoselivingintreesmovesafely.Singaporeisalsoteachingcommunitieshowtokeepanimalssafe.TheAnimalConcernsResearchandEducationSociety(ACRES)receivesover1,000callseachmonthtorescuewildanimalsincities.“Often,weteachpeoplehowtohandlethesituationthemselves,”saidKarinaLimfromACRES.“Thishelpsthemfeelmoreconfidentandrespectanimalsmore.”WildlifeexpertKiranSujananiadded,“Wildanimalsareusuallyshyandscared.Ifwegivethemspace,theywilloftenleaveontheirown.”Tolivetogetherpeacefully,peopleneedtounderstandwhyanimalscomenearthemandhowtheybehave.Animalwelfaregroupsadvisepeopletodotheirparttoavoidattractingwildlifetotheirhomes.Thisincludesnotcarryingvisibleplasticbagsinareaswithmonkeysandstoringwasteproperly.Educationisthefirststeptowardchange.Asoneexpertsaid,“Harmonybeginswithrespect.”Bylearningaboutanimalsandrespectingtheirhomes,everyonecanhelpprotectthem.Singapore’sjourneyshowsthatwithcommunityeffortandSTEM,peopleandwildlifecansharespacespeacefully.12.HowisSTEMprimarilyusedtoprotectwildlifeinSingapore?

A．Bybuildingmoreroadsandbridges.B．Byplanningmorenaturalparksforanimals.C．Byusingcamerasanddevicestofrightenanimals.D．Byresearchinganimalsandcreatingsecurepassages.13.WhatcanbeinferredaboutACRES’sworkfromthetext?

A．Itwantstomoveallwildanimalsoutofthecity.B．Itencouragespeopletokeepwildanimalsaspets.C．Itmainlyfocusesonfindingnewhomesforwildanimals.D．Itbelievespeopleshouldlearntodealwithwildlifeproperly.14.Whatisonesuggestedwaytoavoidattractingwildlifetoresidentialareas?

A．Makingloudnoisestoscareanimalsaway.B．Feedinganimalsregularlytokeepthemcalm.C．Storingwasteproperlyandkeepingplasticbagsoutofsight.D．Buildinghigherfencesandsettingbarriersaroundhomes.15.Whatisthemainpurposeofthepassage?

A．Todiscussthedangerswildanimalsfaceincities.B．ToexplainhowSTEMhelpshumansandwildlifecoexist.C．ToencouragereaderstovisitthenaturalparksinSingapore.D．TointroducethehistoryofwildlifeconservationinSingapore.Question:RecentlyIheardthenewsthatabout5,000peopledieinfiresayear,and80percentofthesedeathsoccurinhousefires.FireskillmorepeopleperyearintheUnitedStatesthanalltheothernaturaldisasters.16Couldyouhelpme?Answer:Don’tworry.Infact,mostfirescanbeavoidableandeasilyprevented.Herearesometipsforpreventingafireinyourownhome.◆Disposeofallcigarettebutts(烟头).Neverleavethemoutwherebabiesorchildrencanreachthem.17Keepashtrayscleanandsafebypromptlydisposingoftheash.◆Avoidsmokinginbed.Incaseyoufallasleeponthecouchwhilewatchingtelevision,donotsmokewhilelyingonthecouch.◆Keepalllighterssafelyoutofreachofbabiesandchildren.◆Donotoverloadelectricalcircuits,andcheckelectricalappliancesregularlyforlooseconnectionsordamagedcords.◆18Thesewouldincludethekitchen,nearthefurnaceandfireplace,andthegarage.Examinetheextinguishers(灭火器)yearlyforpressureandexpirationdate(有效期).◆Installsmokedetectors.Makesurethatthereisadetectoroneverylevelofthehouse.Also,makesurethatthereisasmokedetectorneareverybedroom.19◆Installaropeladderorfireescapeinselectedwindowsupstairs.Makesurethatallfamilymembersknowhowtousetheladder.◆Comeupwithanemergencyescapeplan.20

A．However,Idon’tknowhowtopreventhousefires.B．Haveadesignatedmeetingareaoutsidethehome.C．Havefireextinguishersinhigh-riskareasofyourhome.D．Keepcandleswheretheywillnotbeaccidentallyknockedover.E．Discussitwiththefamilyandhaveeveryonepracticeusingtheescaperoutes.F．Ifyousmoke,getintothehabitofproperlydisposingofyourbuttsimmediately.G．Checkyoursmokedetectorsmonthlyandreplacethebatteriesatleastonceayear.二、完形填空IhadagreatdreamwhenIwasinmytwenties.IwantedtotravelaroundAfricawithmy_________.SoIleftmyhometownwithgreatconfidenceand_________CapeTown,notreally_________whattodonext.Luckily,beforemytripactuallystarted,Imetakind,oldNigerianman.Hegavemethebesttravel_________Ihadeverreceived.“Belikea(n)_________onyourwayaroundtheworld.”Itsounded_________,butitreallychangedmyideaabouttravelling.Hehelpedmerealizethattravelisaboutlearningandobservinglocal_________.“It’sfartooeasytogointoa(n)_________countryandbelieveyourwaysarebetter.Butifyoustudy,askquestionsandtrytolearnfromthelocals,you’llhavefarricher_________,”hepromisedme.Onothervacations,whenIwasonmytourwaytoCancun.Iwas__________atourist.Ionlystayedthereforaweektoseethe__________andplacesofinterestandthenleft.Theculturedidn’t__________me.IleftthecitiesandtownswithoutreallyknowinganyoneoranythingthatexistedinthoseplacestowhichIhadpaidavisit.Thistime,IpromisedtomyselfthatIwouldbea__________traveler.Aftersevenmonthsof__________backpackinginAfricafromCapeTowntoCairo,Irealizedthathavingastudent-likemindset(观念模式)helpedextendmytripandhelpedmelearnalot,which__________memorethananyothertripseverdidtome.21.A．petB．parentsC．friendD．backpack22.A．lookedatB．checkedoutC．arrivedinD．tookon23.A．happyB．worriedC．sureD．excited24.A．choicesB．tipsC．chancesD．plans25.A．teacherB．playerC．actorD．student26.A．simpleB．perfectC．foolishD．boring27.A．eventsB．housesC．habitsD．cultures28.A．bigB．newC．interestingD．old29.A．dreamsB．experienceC．tasksD．practice30.A．justB．alreadyC．quiteD．even31.A．watchesB．mountainsC．sightsD．pictures32.A．welcomeB．changeC．respectD．hurt33.A．realB．hopefulC．lovelyD．healthy34.A．successfullyB．suddenlyC．politelyD．hurriedly35.A．warnedB．frightenedC．satisfiedD．understood三、单项选择36.Canyou________yourargumentwithahistoricaleventtomakeitmoreimpressive?

A．concentrateB．memorizeC．investigateD．illustrate37.Withthecontinuous________ofAItechnology,ourdailylifeischangingrapidly.

A．advanceB．positionC．performanceD．solution38.Themarketoffersawide________oforganicfoodsforhealth-mindedcustomers.

A．sheetB．qualityC．sectionD．variety39.Thisisthelibrary________weoftenreadbooksafterschool.

A．whichB．whomC．whereD．when40.Theprofessorisoneoftheworld’sleading________inmaths.

A．designsB．teenagersC．titlesD．experts41.Thismedicineshouldbetakenafterameal;_________itmightcausestomachdiscomfort.

A．yetB．otherwiseC．thereforeD．however42.Doyouworknearthebuilding________colourisyellow?

A．whereB．whichC．whoseD．how43.LiMingisagame________,andhisfatherhasbeentryingtopreventhimfrom________tocomputergames.

A．addict,addictingB．addict,beingaddictedC．addict,beingaddictingD．addicted,addicting44.Ishallneverforgetthedays________IspentinBeijingUniversity,________hasagreateffectonmylife.

A．that;whichB．when;whichC．when;thatD．that;that45.Atleastonething________true:thecolorwouldn’twashout.

A．hasbeenprovedB．hadbeenprovedC．provedD．willbeproved46.Icouldn’tfindmywatchlastweek,butiteventually________inacoatpocketyesterday.

A．burnedupB．turnedupC．pickedupD．madeup47.Englishisauniqueandmadlanguage______analarmisonlyheardonceitgoesoff.

A．onwhichB．inwhichC．thatD．which48.Afterhechangedhisphonenumber,he________hisonlinepenpalandcouldn’tcontactheranymore.

A．keptinmindB．stayedintouchwithC．losttrackofD．focusedon49.Theexplorershadto________astheycontinuedtheirjourneythroughtheheavysnowandstrongwinds.

A．workoutB．bravetheelementsC．settleforD．keepanopenmind50.Shehaddifficulty________theexercise________wehadthoughtwaseasytodo.

A．tofinish;butB．finishing;andC．finishing;whichD．finished;that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.Avisually-challengedmanfromBeijingrecentlyhiked(徒步)40daystoXi’an,asafirststep51(journey)theBeltandRoadroute(路线)byfoot.Onthe1,100kilometerjourney,themanCaoShengkang,52losthiseyesightattheageofeightinacaraccident,crossed40citiesandcountiesinthreeprovinces.InspiredbytheBeltandRoadForumforInternationalCooperation53(hold)inBeijing,Caodecidedtocovertheroutebyhikingasatribute(致敬)totheancientSilkRoad.54friendofhis,WuFan,volunteeredtobehiscompanionduringthetrip.CaoandWualsocollectedgarbagealongtheroad,inordertopromoteenvironmental55(protect).Caobelievesthiswillmakethehikingtripevenmore56(meaning).Thetwoofthemcollectedmorethan1,000plasticbottlesalongthe40-dayjourney.Inthelastfiveyears.Cao57(walk