2025-2026学年九江一中高一下学期3月第一次月考英语试卷

2025-2026学年九江一中高一下学期3月第一次月考英语试卷第一部分听力（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。每段对话读两遍。1.Whenwillthewomancomebackfromherfriend’shouse?A.OnJanuary4th.B.OnJanuary5th.C.OnJanuary7th.2Whichcoursedoesthemanrecommendthewomantotake?A.Thebeginners’one.B.Theadvancedone.C.Theprofessionalone.3.Whydoesthemansuggestthewomangoupstairs?A.Toreturnthenovels.B.Toturninalostitem.C.Tolookforherwallet.4.Whatdidthemandoalotrecently?A.Hevisitedmuseums.B.Hewatchedconcerts.C.Hewentice-skating.5.Whatarethespeakerstalkingabout?A.Wheretochangemoney.B.Whentoswitchonthelight.C.Howtouseawashingmachine.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，各小题都有5秒钟的作答时间。每段对话或独白读两遍。听第6段录音，回答第6、7题。6.Whatistheprobablerelationshipbetweenthespeakers?A.Neighbors.B.Colleagues.C.Classmates7.WhywillthemanspeaktoMartin?A.Tocollectmoney.B.Toinvitehimtoarun.C.Toaskaboutacharityevent.听第7段录音，回答第8、9题。8.WhatwillthespeakersprobablydoonSaturdayevening?A.Holdaparty.B.Watchafilm.C.Playinaconcert.9.WhatwillLisahelpdo?A.Prepareclothes.B.Cookfood.C.Dothecleaning.听第8段录音，回答第10至12题。10.Howdoesthemanprobablyfeelatfirst?A.Proud.B.Upset.C.Relaxed.11.Whatdoesthewomanaskthemantodo?A.Passtheball.B.Playdefense.C.Scoreagoal.12.Whatsportsgameisthemanprobablyplayingnow?A.Football.B.Basketball.C.Volleyball.听第9段录音，回答第13至16题。13.Whatinspiredthewomantopaintonbuildings?AAdocumentary.B.Amagazinestory.C.Anartexhibition.14.Wheredidthewomancreatehermostsatisfyingpainting?A.Inaschool.B.Inahospital.C.Inastation.15.Whatcolordoesthewomanusefrequently?A.Yellow.B.Green.C.Darkblue.16.Inwhichcitydoesthewomandomostofherworks?AParis.B.NewYork.C.MexicoCity.听第10段录音，回答第17至20题。17.Whatmakestheparkanidealplacetoseestars?A.Shortdaylighthours.B.Avastareaofland.C.Littlelightpollution.18.Whatdoesthespeakerthinkisunnecessaryforskywatching?A.Apairofbinoculars.B.Atelescope.C.Aredlightflashlight.19.Whatisthemainreasonforlimitinglightinginthepark?A.Tohelpsaveenergy.B.Toprotectwildanimals.C.Toimprovevisitors’experience.20.Howlongdoesittakemostpeopletogetusedtodarkness?A.20minutes.B.30minutes.C.40minutes.第二部分阅读理解（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和D四个选项中，选出最佳答案。ABambooCreativeBali’sProgramThisisahands-onexperience—developingconfidenceinthemostwidelyusedconceptsandtechniquesofworkingpracticallywithbamboo.Throughthisprogram,youwillgainexperienceinbamboojoinery(细木工手艺),carpentry,andthedesignprocessformakingabamboobuilding.Thiswillbeachievedthroughagroupprojectwithguidancefromexpertbamboocarpentersandmaster-craftsmen.Inour3-weekprogram,youwilllearn:·Bambootreatmentmethodsandlow-costset-up·Basicjoineryskillsthroughbuildingbamboofurniture·Designprinciplesthroughmakingdesignmodels·Bambooconstructionskillsthroughthehands-onlivebuildThe3-weekprogrambeginsonMarch7.Westartat9am(prepwork/briefing),havealearningsessionat9:30am,lunchat12pm-1pm,andanafternoonpracticalsession—finishingaround4-4:30pm.TheprogramrunsfromMondaytoFridaythoughwesometimesrearrangedaysaccordingtothescheduleoflocalfestivals—sowesometimescarryoverintothe“4thweek”.ProgramPrice:$1,030.Feesarenon-refundablebutifyouareunabletoattendforunexpectedcircumstances,youcanrescheduleallorpartoftheprogramupto24monthsforward.Location:BelegaEco-School.Accommodation:Live-inorlive-outoptions.Comfortablelocalaccommodationisavailable(includingbreakfast)foraround$915/week.UpcomingPrograms12-31MayPreparationforEcotourismStructureBali09-28June&07-26JulyEcotourismStructureBuildBali11-30AugustBambooProgramforExperiencedBuildersKenya16-27SeptemberBambooMaintenance,Harvesting,TreatmentandProcessingKenya1.Whatistheaimoftheprogram?A.TopromoteecotourisminBaliandKenya.B.Toprovidetraininginbamboobuildingskills.C.TostudytheimportanceofbambooinBali’sculture.D.Todesignmarketingstrategiesforbambooproducts.2.Whatcanparticipantsdoiftheyareunabletoattendontime?A.Rescheduleparticipationwithin24months.B.Askforadigitalrecordingoftheprogram.C.ChooseanewprograminBelegaEco-School.D.Requestafullrefundundercertaincircumstances.3.Whichupcomingprogramhastheshortestduration?A.EcotourismStructureBuild.B.PreparationforEcotourismStructure.C.BambooProgramforExperiencedBuilders.D.BambooMaintenance,Harvesting,TreatmentandProcessing.BPowerliftingastrengthsportfocusedonliftingthemostweightpossible,isoftenseenasasportforyoungandmuscularathletes.ButFaithO’Reilly,an82-year-oldgrandmabasedinColorado,isreadytochallengethisidea.She’llsoongettoshowcaseherabilitiesatanationalcompetition.BorninSt.Louis,O’ReillymovedwithherfamilytoDesMoines.ShethenattendedtheUniversityofIowa,whereshediscoveredweightlifting.“WhileIwasinlawschoolIkindoffellinwithsomepeoplewhoweredoingweightlifting,andtheyinvitedmetogotoapowerliftingmeetwiththem,”shesaid.“Iwaswatchingitandthought,‘Well,Icandothat.’”Andsheindeeddidit.O’Reillycommittedtothesport,evenwinningmultiplestatechampionships.However,acareermovetoSt.Paul,Minnesota,resultedinherhavinglessandlesstimetopractice,eventuallyleadinghertodropliftingaltogether.Uponherretirementin2007,O’Reillyrediscoveredherloveforthesport.HavingfalleninlovewithSaguache,asmalltowninColorado,duringprevioustravelswithhergranddaughter,shesettledthere.Withmorefreetimeandsurroundedbygreenlandscapesandfreshair,shestartedliftingagain.Sheevenhasherowngymsetupwithspecialsafetybars,allowinghertotrainonherowntimeandterms.Now,shehasjoinedtheimpressiveranksof95-year-oldlifterCatherineKuehnand81-year-oldNoraLangdon.Havingreaped(收获)thebenefitsofthisdiscipline,O’Reillyrecommendsitnotjustforseniors,buteveryonewhoisabletopracticeit.“It’soverallgoodforyouphysically,andasyouageyoucanhaveproblemswithbonedensityandlosingmuscletone(肌张力),”shesays.“Sothishelpsyoustayfit.”O’Reillylastcompetedatthe2024SummerShowdownandTeamCupinColorado,whereshewastheoldestcompetitoroverall.“Besidestheworkout,itgivesyouthechancetobeinvolvedinanathleticadventure,andthepeoplethatdothisareaveryopenandfriendlygroupofpeople,”O’Reillysaysaboutcompeting.“Youmakealotofconnectionsandgetsupport.”4.WhatinspiredO’Reillytotakeuppowerlifting?A.HerneedforphysicalactivityinColorado.B.Herdesiretochallengethetraditionalbelief.C.Herexperienceofwatchingapowerliftingmeet.D.Hergranddaughter’sadviceonstayinghealthy.5.WhydidO’Reillystoppowerliftingforaperiodoftime?A.Shelostinterestinthesportatthetime.B.HermuscletonewasfadinginSt.Paul.C.Hernewjobleftherinsufficienttimetopractice.D.Shepreferredoutdooractivitiesinagreenlandscape.6.WhatdoesO’Reillysayaboutpowerliftingcompetitions?A.Theyareextremelychallenging. B.Theyencouragesocialconnections.C.Theyaretoodangerousforseniors. D.Theyrequireexpensiveequipment.7.WhatisthemainmessagedeliveredbyO’Reilly’sstory?A.Famefavorstheyoung. B.Strengthknowsnoage.C.Competitionbuildsconfidence. D.Trueleisurebeginswithretirement.CPreservingthreatenedcoralreefsisnolongerenough.Now,wemusthelpbuildnewones,sayJaYoungKim,17,andJihoKong,19.They’vejustdesignedonenewoption:roboticnurseriestoattractandnurturebabycorals.JihoandJaYoungliveinSaipan,whichis“abeautifulplacethatissurroundedbytheocean,”notesJiho.Dyingcoralis“notjustastorythatwehearfromnewslettersorbooks,”JaYoungsays.Forher,theproblemcan’tbeignored.SosheandJihoteameduptobuildroboticapartmentcomplexesforbabycoral.Theirsystemconsistsoftwotypesofcells.Thefirstoffersasafeharborforcorallarvae(幼虫).Theycanattachtothese“coralcells”andgrow.Thesecondarepowercells.Thesesimilarlyshapedunitscandrivethecoral-housingunits.Eachpowercell“hasapropeller(推进器),”JaYoungpointsout,andrunsonsolarenergy.Sopowercellscanpushcoralcellstotheperfectnurserylocation.Oncetheyarrive,thesecellscanlinktogether.Achainconnectsthemtotheoceanfloor.Thisensurestheywon’tdriftaway.Toadvertisethefactthathousingunitshavearrived,thecellsingsasong.This“specialsoundscape,”JaYoungexplains,“canattractthecorallarvaeontothestructure.”Oncetheyarrive,thetinylarvaebeginsettingupanewartificialreef.However,thisapartmentcomplexcandosomethingnaturalreefscan’t.Itcanfleedanger.Jiholinkedthecellstotheinternetsotheycanreceiveoceandata.Theirsystem’spowercellsusethesedatatomakedecisions.Ifadangerousstormapproaches,thesecellswillknow.Theycanturnontheirpropellersandheadforsaferwaters.Eachcellcostsabout$120tomake.That’sfarlessthansimilartechnologies.Thecoralapartmentsmuststillundergooceantests.Modelsshowalotofpromise.However,unseenproblemscouldoccur.JaYoungexpectstheirnewinventionwilldomorethantrytopreservethepast.Shebelievesitwillbuildamorecolorfulfuture.8.WhatdoesJaYoungandJiho’sinventionmainlyfocuson?A.Removingpollutionintheareasaroundcoralreefs.B.Monitoringthelifecycleofcoralreefsunderstress.C.Creatingapermanentalternativetonaturalcoralreefs.D.Providingamobileandnurseryhabitatforbabycoral.9.Whatisthefunctionofthefirsttypeofcells?A.Totransportcoralcellstoasuitablelocation.B.Todeliverdangerwarningsthroughmusic.CTocollectdataonoceanconditions.D.Tosupportthegrowthofcorallarvae.10.Whatdoestheauthortrytoexplaininparagraph5?A.Thedangeravoidanceabilityoftheartificialreef.B.Thewaysofcommunicationbetweencoralreefs.C.Thechallengesofcoralreefs’restorationwork.D.Thelimitationsofcurrentartificialcoralreefs.11.WhatisJaYoung’sattitudetowardsthenewinvention?A.Critical. B.Doubtful. C.Optimistic. D.Conservative.DJasonWoodwassittinginarestaurantonvacation,angryandupsetbecausehecouldn’treplacepita(皮塔饼)withfreshvegetablesinhisplate.Hewastoldthemenucouldn’tbealtered.Woodhasorthorexia,aneatingdisorderthatisn’tintheDiagnosticandStatisticalManualofMentalDisorders(DSM),whichistheformalguideforclinicalassessmentofmentalhealthconditions.Butcliniciansareseeingariseinorthorexiaamongpatients,saidtherapistJenniferRollin.Orthorexiaisafixationoneating“clean,”asdefinedbyasetofrulesdependentoncertainindividualsandthecontexttheylivein,saidDr.JenniferGaudiani,aneatingdisorderphysician.ANovember2023studyfoundthatabout3in10participantsshowedsignsoforthorexia.Often,thisdisordergoesunnoticedorunderestimatedbecauseit’sfocusedonhealthyeating,saidWood,directorofcommunityengagementattheNationalAssociationofAnorexiaNervosaandAssociatedDisorders.Overtheyears,Woodsaidhislistofunhealthyfoodsgrewandthoseconsideredhealthykeptshrinking(缩小)untilhefoundhimselfleavingpartiesbecausehecouldn’tfindanythinghewouldallowhimselftoeat—andthatlefthimwithalotofanxiety,hesaid.Themotivationspeoplewithorthorexiamayhave,aswellastheapprobationsocietygivesthem,mightbelabeledashealthpromotionordiseaseprevention,butoftentheyareexcusesfora“pure,old-fashioneddietculture,”whichprioritizesoneidealbodyshapeandsize,Gaudianisaid.Ifyouoralovedoneneedshelpfororthorexia,thegoodnewsisthattreatmentfollowsasimilarpathtoestablishedplansforeatingdisorderssuchasanorexiaorbulimianervosa.“Peoplewithorthorexiamayfindthemselveswithateamthatincludestherapistsanddietitians,similartopatientsintreatmentforothereatingdisorders,”Rollinsaid.“Butthoselivingwithorthorexiawillalsolikelyfacetheaddedlayerofunpackingtheirdefinitionofhealthandreframingtheirideasarounditinachallengingway,”sheadded.12.WhywasJasonWoodannoyedwhilehewasonvacation?A.Hisspecialdietaryrequestwasrefused.B.Hisvacationplanswerealteredunexpectedly.C.Hewaschargedextrafortherestaurantservice.D.Hefounditchallengingtomakefooddecisions.13.WhydoesorthorexiaoftengounnoticedaccordingtoJasonWood?A.Itisatime-honoredwayofliving.B.Itisoftenself-definedbyindividuals.C.Itrarelyleadstoseverehealthissues.D.Itplacesahighvalueonahealthydiet.14.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“approbation”inparagraph5mostprobablymean?A.Concern. B.Promise. C.Praise. D.Intolerance.15.WhatchallengedoesJenniferRollinthinkorthorexiapatientsface?A.Adaptingtounfamiliardietaryplans. B.Reframingtheirunderstandingofhealth.C.Findingaspecialisttreatingeatingdisorders. D.Balancingtreatmentwithdailyresponsibilities.第二节（共10小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分）阅读下面短文，从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。Withholidaysslowlywindingdown,manyofyoumaybehopingtousethelastofthatsweetvacationtimetogetoutoftownandvisitfriendsandfamily.____16____ElaineSwann,whorunsTheSwannSchoolofProtocol,anetiquettetrainingprogram,sharesherrulesonhowtobeaguestwhogetsinvitedback.Askearlyandrespecttheanswer.Therulecomeswithafewcaveats(告诫),Swannsays.____17____Also,don’tautomaticallyassumetheycanhostyoujustbecauseyouasked“Makesureyou’repreparedfortheanswertobeyesorno,andacceptandrespectwhateveranswertheygiveyou,”Swannadds.Keepyourvisitshortandsweet.Fourdaysandthreenightsisgenerallyideal,Swannsays.____18____It’slongenoughtospendqualitytimetogetherbutshortenoughtobeoverbeforeanyonecanfeeltoocrowdedorfrustrated.____19____Isyourfriend’sfamilythetypethatlovestocookforpeople,orshouldyouplantogetyourownmeals?Makeyourhostawareofanyrelevantinformationforyourvisit,likeallergiesorspecificphysicalneedsforyourstay.Understand“Makeyourselfathome”therightway.Whenahosttellsyoutomakeyourselfathome,thatdoesn’tmeanyoushouldputyourfeetonthecouchoreatallthesnacksinthekitchen.Swannsaysthat’sgenerallyacuetotakecareofyourself—youdon’thavetoaskifyouwantadrinkofwateroranextranapkin.Butasahouseguest,youstillwanttobeyourbest,mostrespectfulself.____20____A.Giveyourhostatleastthreeweeks’notice.B.Becommunicativeaboutthespecificsofyourstay.C.Instead,maybebookinganearbyhotelisagoodchoice.D.Buthowdoyouensurethatyourpresenceinsomeoneelse’shomefeelslikeagift?E.Areyouhopingyourfriendscantakesometimeofftohitthethemeparkwithyou?F.Offertodothedishes,takeoutthetrash,treatyourhosttoameal—orallofthem.G.Unlessyou’revisitingforalargeroccasion,along-weekend-typevisitisasweetspot.第三部分语言知识运用（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，从各题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。Afewweeksago,whileaccidentallylisteningtoaradioprogramme,apieceaboutlaughtercaughtmyear.Iwas____21____thehealthbenefitsclaimedbythepresenters.Iwonderedifitwaspossibletoaddmore____22____intomydays,orifthiswasjustadeeply____23____ideabornfromtoomanycoffees?Curiousandslightlyexcited,Idecidedtobeginmyjourney____24____laughter.Atfirst,thetaskfeltstrange.Iaskedfriendsandfamilyto____25____mewith“funnymemories”.However,theyeithersaidthey’dgetbacktomeanddidn’t,orpointedmetoonlinevideos.Next,I____26____“laughteryoga”recommendedonline.Laughteryoga,Idiscovered,wasacombinationoffacialexpressionsandfakechuckles(假笑)that,when____27____together,resultinafarewellceremonytoanyprideyoueverhad.Ikept____28____,untillookedupatmytwo-year-oldsonwhowas____29____bymyexpressions.HisconcerncaughtmeoffguardandultimatelyI____30____laughing,—althoughIrefusedto____31____laughteryogaforthis.Changingyourdietcanalsoraiseyour____32____,expertssay,butIdidn’ttrythat.PerhapsIshouldhavegonetotheHahaHouseMuseumofLaughterinCroatia,butthecostofgettingtherewouldhavemademylaughter____33____.Ultimately,whatIrealisedisthatit’snotparticularly____34____totryandcreatedailylaughter.Those“funnymemories”shouldbecaredforand____35____inmomentsofsadnessornostalgia.Butdostayawayfromlaughteryoga.21.A.confidentabout B.interestedin C.satisfiedwith D.disappointedby22.A.comfort B.exercise C.laughter D.adventure23.A.original B.brilliant C.familiar D.strange24.A.insearchof B.inexchangefor C.incomparisonwith D.inchargeof25.A.shock B.inform C.amuse D.remind26.A.tried B.taught C.promoted D.introduced27.A.simplified B.transformed C.described D.performed28.A.practising B.observing C.pointing D.listening29.A.amazed B.touched C.frightened D.encouraged30.A.gaveup B.endedup C.tookto D.turnedto31.A.save B.provide C.credit D.prepare32.A.influence B.spirits C.awareness D.standards33.A.flow B.spread C.ring D.disappear34.A.uncommon B.challenging C.inappropriate D.sensible35.A.predictable B.accessible C.typical D.different第二节（共10小题；每小题1.5分，满分15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。TheFudingWhiteTeaCultureSystemofNingde,FujianProvince____36____(recognize)asaGloballyImportantAgriculturalHeritageSysteminMay,2025.Thesystemisa____37____(remark)exampleoflivingagriculturalheritage.Itpreservesthecenturies-oldmothertreeLüxueyaandproduceswell-knownteavarietiessuchasFudingDabaichaandDahaocha.Ithasalsodevelopedadistinctiveprocessingmethodnaturalwithering(萎凋)withoutroasting—whichmakesittheonlywhiteteapracticeincludedonthelistofChina’sintangibleculturalheritage.Alongsidethese____38____(innovation),thesystemupholdsdeep-rootedculturaltraditions,includingfestivals,legends,andbamboocraftsmanship,allofwhichreflecttheclosetiesbetweentea,nature,____39____communityidentity.Centeredontea,____40____providesnearly70%ofhouseholdincome,thesystemalsoincludescrops,fruits,andlivestockthatcontributetofood____41____(secure)andbiodiversity.Itsterracedlandscapesandintercroppingpracticesenhancesoilandwaterconservationwhileregulatingthemicroclimate.Thesefeatures,combined____42____generationsoflocalknowledge,formanecologicallysoundfarmingmodelthat____43____(balance)productivitywithsustainability,offeringvaluableinsightsforagroecologicalpracticesworldwide.TheFudingWhiteTeaCultureSystemisdeeplyrootedincenturies-oldcustomsandbeliefsthathavedevelopedthroughthegrowing,processing,andconsumptionofwhitetea.____44____(historical),teatradeboomedthroughtheAncientWhiteTeaRoad.Today,thesetraditionaltrademodelshavedevelopedintoformalizedteamarkets,withmajorcenterssuchastheDiantouTea-and-FlowerMarket____45____(support)localcommerceandsustainingtheheritageofFuding’swhiteteaeconomy.第四部分写作（共两节，满分40分）第一节（满分15分）46.假定你是某国际学校的学生李华，你市博物馆最近正在举办中国艺术展，展出了许多艺术作品。请你给来自英国的好友Chris写一封邮件，介绍一件你最喜欢的作品。内容包括：(1)作品名称；(2)作品介绍；(3)喜欢的理由等。注意：(1)写作词数应为80个左右；(2)请按如下格式在答题纸相应位置作答。DearChris,_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Yours,LiHua第二节（满分25分）47.阅读下面材料，根据其内容和所给段落开头语续写两段，使之构成一篇完整的短文。“Therearen’tanythemeparksthere!”Thatwasmytwinsons’reactionwhenItoldthemwe’dbespendingourfamilyvacationinSriLanka,notataDisneyparkorbeachsidehotel.At16yearsold,CharlieandThomaswantedpoolsandrollercoasters,notUNESCOheritagesitesorcookingwithstrangers.Butmywife,Cecilia,andIhaddifferentplans.I’dbookedculturalexperiencesthatwouldpushthembeyondtheircomfortzones,includingacookingclassintheruralmountaintownofElla.Theyreactedasiftheywerebeingassignedhomeworkfortheirholidays.Ididn’tknowiftheywouldwarmtotheexperiencesIhadinstore.ButonourmorningatSigiriya,theircomplaintsaboutclimbingtheancientrockfortr