2025~2026学年云南省会泽县会泽县茚旺高级中学第一学期高一年级10月月考英语试卷

2025~2026学年云南省会泽县会泽县茚旺高级中学第一学期高一年级10月月考英语试卷一、阅读理解Areyoulookingforsomeclubsuitableforyouintheseniorschool?Herearesomeintroductionsofpopularclubs.SpeechClubDoyouenjoytalking?Doyouthinkyoucanbeafuturelawyer?Tryoutfortheschool’sspeechteam.Notonlywillyoumeetpeopleandmakenewfriends,you’llalsogettopractisepublicspeaking,avaluable,importanttoolthatyouwilluseateverystageofyourlife.BandClubAreyouinabandinjuniorhighschool?Ifso,youprobablyrememberalwayshangingaroundwithyourmusicalbuddies(同伴).Ifyouhaven’tjoinedoneofthesethreehighschoolclubsyet,youshould!Thebeautyofthesethreeclassesisthatthey’renotmerelyfineartselectives(选修课程),theyarealsoclubs!DidImentionthatstudiesshowthatstudentswithmusiceducationtendtoreceivehighergrades?Youreaditright.RedCrossClubIfyouareinterestedinthemedicalfieldorplanningtotakeacombinedMDprogramme,perhapsyoushouldconsiderjoiningyourschool’sAmericanRedCrossClub.AspartofthehighschoolclubworkingwiththelocalRedCrosschapter,youcanbecomealifeguard,learnhowtoperformCPR,orbecomeatrainedinstructorwhoteachesothers.LanguageClubsAreyouanativeSpanish,French,orGermanspeaker?Ormaybeyoujustreallyliketheforeignlanguageclass!Eitherway,youshouldconsiderjoiningyourschool’slanguageclubsandlearnanewlanguageduringyourpasttime.Spanish,FrenchandGermanclubsputonseveralcharityandculturaleventsthroughouttheacademic(学术的)year.Youcouldbehelpingothersinneed,andmakingnewfriendsallatthesametime!1.Whichclubshouldyouchooseifyouwanttobeapersonwithfirstaidknowledge?

A．SpeechClub.B．BandClub.C．RedCrossClub.D．LanguageClubs.2.WhatextraadvantageofBandClubwillattractthestudentsinseniorschool?

A．Itprovidesfineartselectives.B．Itcanimprovestudents’grades.C．Itenablesstudentstobelifeguards.D．Itmakesstudents’speakingabilitybetter.3.WhatdoSpeechClubandLanguageClubshaveincommon?

A．Theyhelpstudentstomakefriends.B．TheybothcangiveyouatriptoDisneyland.C．Theyenableyoutogiveahandtopeopleinneed.D．Theymakeyouamanofmanygiftsandlanguages.In2007,whenFelixFinkbeinerwasnine,hehadtogiveareportonclimate(气候)change.Asheresearchedhisreport,FelixlearnedaboutWangariMaathai,awomaninKenyawholedaprojectwhichplanted30milliontrees.ShealsostartedtheUnitedNations(UN)tree-plantingprogram,theBillionTreeCampaign(运动).ThenFelixgotanidea.HetoldhisclassmatesinGermany,“Let’splantamilliontreesineverycountryoftheworld!”TwomonthsafterFelixfirsttalkedtohisclass,histree-plantingproject,Plant-for-the-Planet,began.Felixwenttootherschoolsandencouragedthemtoplanttrees.NewsprogramslearnedaboutFelix’splanandcoveredthestory.Plant-for-the-Planetusedgroupsofyoungstudentsaroundtheworldtospreadtheideafurther.ThreeyearsafterFelixcameupwiththeidea,Plant-for-the-Planetplanteditsmillionthtree.Sharingtheideaisalmostasimportantasplantingthetrees.Plant-for-the-Planetofferstrainingforstudents.Thegrouphopesthestudentswillnotjustplanttrees,butwillalsotalktogrown-upsingovernmentsandbusinessestotryandgetevenmoretreesplanted.WhenFelixwas10,hespoketotheEuropeanParliament.In2011,whenhewas13,hespoketotheUN.TheUNputPlant-for-the-Planetinchargeof(负责)itsBillionTreeCampaign.Felixisnow21,andPlant-for-the-Planethas70,000youngmembersin67countries.Thegroupalsohasover130peopleworkingforitaroundtheworld.Fromearlyon,Plant-for-the-Planet’sslogan(口号)hasbeen,“StopTalking.StartPlanting.”Inall,Plant-for-the-Planethasplanted1billiontrees.Buttheyhaveanewgoal(目标)—theywanttoplant1trillion(1,000billion)trees.4.HowdidFelixFinkbeinergethisideaofhistree-plantingproject?

A．Throughanewsprogram.B．BytakingpartintheBillionTreeCampaign.C．ThroughaUNvolunteerprogram.D．BylearningaboutWangariMaathai’scampaign.5.HowmanytreesPlant-for-the-Planethasplantedinall?

A．Onemillion.B．30million.C．Onebillion.D．Onetrillion.6.WhatcanwelearnaboutPlant-for-the-Planet?

A．Itpaysmoreattentiontoplantingtrees.B．Itencouragesteenagerstosharetheideaofplantingtrees.C．Ittrainsstudentsandbusinesses.D．ItisrunbytheUN’sBillionTreeCampaign.7.WhichofthefollowingcanbestdescribeFelixFinkbeiner?

A．Outgoingandwise.B．Giftedandorganized.C．Humorousandpatient.D．Determinedandambitious.Anationalheroandaworldnumberoneinbadminton,LeeChongWeiissurelyoneofMalaysia'sbest-knownathletes.Hehasreceivednumerousmedals.LeeandNicolDavid,whoisalsoaMalaysianplayer,receivedthetitleofDatukduetotheoutstandingachievementstheyhadbroughttothecountry.Havingastrongwill,Leecontinuallychallengedhimselftoriseabovethecompetitors,narrowlymissingoutonthegoldmedalandtakingthesilveratthe2012LondonOlympics.HemanagedtowinhisninthMalaysianOpentitlein2013,breakingarecordsetbyMalaysianathleteWongPengSoonin1954;andin2014,hehadhisfifthJapanOpentitle.Regrettablyinlate2014,LeeChongWeiwasforbiddentocompeteforeightmonthsaftertestingpositivefordrugs(药物).TheWorldBadmintonFederation(WBF),afterinvestigations(调查)andahearing,saidthattheydidnotthinkLeeChongWeitriedtocheatonpurpose,sohewasallowedtocontinuetoplay.Hisworldrankingsufferedasaresultofthepunishmentbuthe'smakinghiswaybackup.In2016,LeeChongWeiwonhis11thMalaysianOpenandfifthMalaysianMasterstitles.HealsobeatLinDaninthesemi-finalsandWorldNo.1ChenLonginthefinalsoftheAsianBadmintonChampionshiptowintheprize.HehasbecometheWorldNo.1playerandcontinuedtoactasasourceofencouragementtofutureMalaysianathleteswishingtomakeanameintheworld.8.HowdidLeeplayattheLondonOlympics?

A．Hecameinsecond.B．Hefinishedthird.C．Hewonagoldmedal.D．Hebrokearecord.9.WhywasLeepunishedinlate2014?

A．Hefailedadrugtest.B．Hehitaplayeronthehead.C．Hecheatedonpurpose.D．Hefoughtwiththecoach.10.WhodidLeebeatinthefinalsofthe2016AsianBadmintonChampionship?

A．LinDan.B．ChenLong.C．WongPengSoon.D．NicolDavid.11.Inwhichsectionofanewspapermaythistextappear?

A．Life.B．Education.C．Sports.D．Hcalth.Lastyear,Americansspentmorethan$22billiononchocolate.Butthetastytreatcomesatafargreatercostthanthis.That’sbecausefarmersoftencutdowntreesintherainforestwhentheyneedmorelandtoplantcacaotrees.Thiscontributestoclimate(气候)change.Inturn,climatechangehurtscacaocrops(产量).Thisputschocolateatrisk.Butexpertsaredevelopingsolutionstoensureitsfuture.ChocolatecomesmainlyfromtheCocoaBelt,anarrowpieceoflandalongtheequator.IntheCocoaBelt,itishotandrainy.Theconditionsareperfectforgrowingcacao.Butinrecentyears,climatechangehasabadinfluenceontheweatherintheCocoaBelt.Asaresult,cacaotreesproducefewerbeans.Climatechangehasalsoledtothespreadofdiseasethatharmstrees.In2013,researchersstudiedthechangingconditionsintheCocoaBelt.Theysaidthatby2050,itwillbehardertogrowcacaoin90%ofplaceswhereitisnowplanted.ButChristianBunnoftheInternationalCenterforTropicalAgriculturesayschocolatewon’tdisappearanytimesoon.Planstoprotectitarealreadytakingshape.Onesolutiontotheproblemiscross-breeding(杂交).Scientistshavedevelopednewcacaotreesthatstanduptodisease.Someevenproducemorecacao.Weatherstationswillalsohelp.GroupsarebuildingtheminAfrica.Around70%ofcacaoisgrownthere.Informationfromthestationswillhelpfarmersknowwhentoplanttrees.“Yearsback,farmerswouldfollowfarmingrulesthatgowiththeseasons,”Bunnsaid.“Thoserulesdon'talwaysapplyanymore.”Thesefixescouldhelpfarmersgrowmorecacaoonlessland.Thatcouldhelpendthepushtoclearrainforest.That’sgoodforchocolate,andasweetdealfortheplanet.“Everythinghasasideeffect,”Bunnsaid.“Wehavetobesmarteraboutourfood.”12.Whatcausesadropincacaocropsaccordingtothetext?

A．Highercosts.B．Lessfarmland.C．Waterpollution.D．Climatechange.13.Whatdotheunderlinedwords“standupto”inparagraph5probablymean?

A．Gowith.B．Diefrom.C．Protectagainst.D．Bringabout.14.Whatistheauthor’sattitudetothechocolateprotectionplans?

A．Doubtful.B．Uncaring.C．Positive.D．Disapproving.15.Whichcanbeasuitabletitleforthetext?

A．SolutionstoSavingChocolateB．AnEndtoTraditionalFarmingC．NewWaystoPlantCacaoTreesD．MeasurestoProtectRainforestE-learningCoursesthataretaughtthroughtheInternet，oronlinecourses，havebecomepopularinmanycountries.16Butmostshowavideoofateacherandstudentsinaclassroom.Studentswatchthevideoonlineandtakepartinonlineactivities.Somecoursesarefreeandopentoanyone,givingstudentsanywherethechancetostudyatanytime.17SomeschoolsinSingapore,forexample,havetabletsandtouchscreensinsteadofbooksandblackboardsintheclassrooms.Therearealsosocialmediaplatformstohelpthestudentsworktogetheronprojects,andonline“worlds”wherethestudentscaninteractwitheachotherandthedigitalenvironmentwhilecompletingdifferenttasks.18TheteachersareintheirhomecountriesandareconnectedtotheKoreanclassroomsthroughtheInternet.Insteadoflookingatascreen,thestudentsinteractwitharobotintheclassroom.Therobotiscontrolledbytheteacherandcanmovearoundtheclassroomandtalkwithstudents.Itisunlikelythatrobotteacherswillreplacerealteachers.19Theseimportantexamplesshowusthate-learningcanbesuccessful.Thankstotechnology,moreandmorewaysofteachingandlearningarebeingdeveloped.20However,onethingisforsure-therehasneverbeenamoreinterestingtimetobeastudent.

A．Therearedifferentkindsofonlinecourses.B．Studentsaremorelikelytotakepartinarealclass.C．Otherkindsofe-learningarebeingtestedaroundtheworld.D．Nobodyknowswhattheclassroomofthefuturewilllooklike.E．Butlikeonlinelearningenvironments,theycanbeusefultools.F．InSouthKorea,somestudentsaretaughtEnglishbyteachersabroad.G．E-learningwillsurelyreplacetherealclassroomlearninginthenearfuture.二、完形填空IthappenedinKnoxville(acityinTennesseeintheUS).Amothersaidshewasfeeling________asshetriedtocomfortherautistic(自闭的)son.Butastranger’sactofkindnessturnedbothoftheirdaysaround.AshleyFoxwas________atWalmartwithhersonNorris,three.Norrispickedoutatoydogatthestore.________,itcostmorethanFoxhad________,sosheputitback.“That’swhenNorrisjusthadameltdown(情绪突然失控).IrushedoutofWalmartasfastasIcould.Hewasscreamingand________,”saidFox.ShewasstrugglingtogetNorrisintohiscarseatwhenawomanapproachedherwiththe________hersonhadwantedinthestore.“Theladycameupbehindmeandshepulledthistoyout,andshesaid,‘Isthiswhathewaswanting?’andIsaid,‘Ohmygod,yesitis.’Igaveittohimandhejust________.Itwasgreat.Iexpressedmy________toherandofferedtopayforthistoy.She________toletmedoit,________sayingthatsheunderstoodthatbecauseshehas________,too.Ijustreallywantedhertoknowthatitmadehisnightandmadehis________.HelovesitandIjustthinkitwasareally________thingthatshedid,”saidFox.ShepostedonFacebookthatNorrisandthetoyareinseparable.Thousandsofpeoplehavelikedthe________andhundredshaveappreciatedtheactof________.“Thiswoman,shedidn’tjudge.Shejusthelpedme.Ifmorepeoplewerelikethat,Ifeellikewehavemuchlessnegativity,”saidFox.21.A．regretfulB．surprisedC．helplessD．comfortable22.A．shoppingB．workingC．chattingD．cooking23.A．OtherwiseB．BesidesC．HoweverD．Therefore24.A．returnedB．doubtedC．lostD．expected25.A．smilingB．cryingC．carryingD．admitting26.A．toyB．foodC．cellphoneD．money27.A．brokedownB．calmeddownC．lookedoutD．gaveup28.A．thanksB．pityC．regretsD．sadness29.A．forgotB．refusedC．wishedD．chose30.A．bravelyB．angrilyC．coldlyD．gently31.A．kidsB．parentsC．petsD．friends32.A．ruleB．wayC．dayD．mark33.A．stupidB．beautifulC．frighteningD．disappointing34.A．diaryB．noticeC．warningD．post35.A．worryB．courageC．kindnessD．politeness三、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。Twentyyearsago,theideaof36（share）ourlivessoopenlywiththeworldwasunheardof.However,foryoungpeopletoday,itisconsidered37（complete）normaltosharepicturesoftheirlivesandinteractonlineeveryday.However,whatconcernspeoplemost38（be）thattoomuchtimeonsocialmediamayhavenegativeeffects.39（researcher）foundthatthemoretimepeoplespentonsocialmedia,the40（unhappy）theybecame.Thereare41varietyofreasonsforthis.Whensurfingsocialmedia,peoplerarelypostnegativestoriesorbadpictures,42canbemisleading（误导的）.Thenumberof"likes"andcommentsontheirpostscanmakethemworried43theirpopularity.Actually,44（live）ahappylife,wedon'thavetokeepawayfromtheInternet,butweshouldrealizethatthepicturesandstoriesareonlypartofabiggerpicture.Ifwecandothat,wecanprotect45（we）andenjoyourlives.四、书信写作46.假如你是李华，你的朋友XuTing发来邮件说因为父母在异地工作，她在放学后总感觉很孤独。请你根据她的情况，认真给她回复邮件，内容如下：1．与父母保持线上联系；2．多参加课外活动；3．加入志愿者社团。注意：1.词数不少于80；2.可适当增加细节，以使行文连贯；3.开头和结尾已给出，不计入总词数。__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________五、书面表达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文章。IfirstmetSteveonalonelyhighway.ItwasaFridayafternoon,andmywifeandIweredrivingfromCharlottetoHotSprings,NC,excitedtostartourweekendtrip:stayinginacabin(小木屋),relaxinginahotspring,andskiing.Iwasdrivingmy2006Mazda6,areliablecarI’downedforthreeyears.Asthesunsank,paintingtheskyorangeandpurple,wenearedAsheville.That’swhenasharpnoisecutthroughthequiethum(嗡嗡声)oftheengine.“What’swrong?”mywifeasked,soundingworried.Iknewthiswasn