2025~2026学年河北唐山实验学校高一年级上学期12月月考英语试卷

2025~2026学年河北唐山实验学校高一年级上学期12月月考英语试卷一、听力选择题1.Wheredoestheconversationprobablytakeplace?

A．Onthetrain.B．Inthewaitingroom.C．Attheticketoffice.2.Whatisthewoman?

A．Awaitress.B．Adoctor.C．Acook.3.Whatkindofmusicdoesthemanlikebest?

A．Popmusic.B．Lightmusic.C．Classicalmusic.4.doesthegirlwanttogotothezoo?

A．Bysubway.B．Bycar.C．Bybus.5.Whenwillthewomangotowatchtheartshow?

A．At9:00a.m.B．At12:30a.m.C．At2:30p.m.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。6.Whatistheweatherliketoday?

A．Rainy.B．Windy.C．Sunny.7.Whatdoesthemanthinkofhistravel?

A．Enjoyable.B．Difficult.C．Exciting.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。8.Whydoesthegirlwantajob?

A．Tosupportherfamily.B．Topayhercollegefee.C．Togetsomeexperience.9.Howmanydaysaweekwillthegirlwork?

A．Four.B．Five.C．Six.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。10.Whatarethespeakersdoing?

A．Packingforajourney.B．Decidingonapresent.C．Discussingtheirschedule.11.WhatisElaine’spresent?

A．Asunhat.B．Abasketball.C．Anartbook.12.Whatwillthespeakersmostprobablydonext?

A．Buyagift.B．Loadthecar.C．Callataxi.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。13.Whydoesthemanwanttohaveacar?

A．Tobeindependent.B．Toshowhisability.C．Totravelwithhisfriends.14.Howdoesthemanfeelabouttakinghismother’scartoseehisfriends?

A．Proud.B．Comfortable.C．Embarrassed.15.Whatcanwelearnabouttheman’sfriends?

A．Theystudywell.B．Theydon’twork.C．Theydon’thavecars.16.Whatdoesthewomansuggestthemandoatlast?

A．Gotobuyacar.B．Readcarmagazines.C．Workinacarcompany.听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。17.Whodidthespeakerhelpatthe“home”?

A．Disabledchildren.B．Poorfamily.C．Homelesschildren.18.Whatdidthespeakerteachthechildren?

A．Sportsandarts.B．Cooking.C．MathandEnglish.19.WhereisBrianfrom?

A．Mexico.B．Canada.C．Australia.20.Whatisthespeakertalkingabout?

A．Aspecialexperience.B．Asweethome.C．Somevolunteers.二、阅读理解1ScaryMovies’BoxOfficePowerWithHalloweencoming,youcanexpectmorescaryfilms.Moviestudioslovehorrorfilms.Comparedwithothertypes,theytendtoearnmoremoney—andtheycostlesstomake.Sofar,thehighest-earningscarymovieis2017’sIt,fromtheStephenKingbook.Itmade$701millionworldwide.Insecondplaceisthe1975classicJaws,with$483million.2TheOriginofHorrorFilmsHorrorfilmsstartedalongtimeagowithFrenchdirectorGeorgesMéliès’workLeManoirduDiable(calledTheHauntedCastleinEnglish).Thissilentfilmhadscarythingslikeskeletonsandghosts.3HorrorMoviesandtheOscarsTheAcademyAwardsalsoavoidhorrorfilms.TheOscarsbeganin1929,but1974’sTheExorcistwasthefirsthorrormovienominatedforBestPicture.Onlysixothershavebeennominatedsince.JustTheSilenceoftheLambswonthetopaward.4AnOscar-WinningHorrorPerformanceFewactorsinhorrorfilmswinOscars.ButKathyBateswassobelievablyscaryasanobsessedfaninMisery(1990)thatshebecamethefirstwomantowinBestActressforahorrorfilm.ThenewactressBatesbeatfamousstarslikeMerylStreep.21.Whyarehorrorfilmspopularwithstudios?

A．GoodforHalloweenpromotion.B．Lowcostandhighprofit.C．Basedonfamousnovels.D．Havealonghistory.22.Accordingtothetext,whichfilmisconsideredthefirsthorrormovieevermade?

A．TheTerror(1928).B．TheExorcist(1974).C．LeManoirduDiable(TheHauntedCastle).D．Dracula(1931).23.WhatistrueaboutKathyBates?

A．ShewasfamousbeforeMisery.B．ShewonanOscarforahorrorfilm.C．ShebeatMerylStreepforallawards.D．Sheistheonlyhorrorfilmnominee.Foodexpressionsarepopularwithlanguagelearners.Theycombinetwothingsimportanttoeveryculture:foodandlanguage.Todaywearegoingtotalkpotatoes!Whetheryoulikethemboiled,bakedorfried—potatoesarewhatwecallastaple.Thismeanstheyareakindofbasicfoodthatyoucanbuildon.Youcancovertheminbutter,saltandpepperorsourcreamandherbs.Andforpeoplewhoeatpork,youhavenotliveduntilyouhaveeatenabakedpotatotoppedwithcheeseandbacon!Wehaveapotatoexpressiontodescribeapersonlikethat:simple,basic,common.Ifsomeoneisa“meat-and-potatoes”kindofperson,theyprefereatingsimplemealssuchas—well,meatandpotatoes.Theyarenotinterestedincomplex,expensivefood.Theyareunpretentious.Menareoftendescribedbythisexpression.WhenIhearabouta“meat-and-potatoes”man,Ipictureabig,beefy-guy.HelikestowearbluejeansandasimpleT-shirt.Heprobablydrivesatruckandcanfixithimself.Heisasimple,no-nonsensekindofguy.Itisalittlelesscommon,butwecanalsodescribeawomanasa“meat-and-potatoes”kindofperson.Thistypeofwomannotonlylikestoeatsteakandhamburgers,sheisalsoadown-to-earth(实际的)person.Shelikessimplethingsandcantakecareofherself.Peoplecanalsobecalled“smallpotatoes”.Itisawayofsayingtheyarenotadanger.Ifpoliceinabigcitydonothaveenoughresources,theyprobablywon’twastemanpoweronsmallpotatoes,likebicyclethieves(小偷).Pleasenotethatwemaysay“smallpotatoes”forunimportantmatters,butwedonotsay“bigpotatoes”forimportantones.Englishisfunnythatway!24.WhydoestheauthormentiondifferentwaystocookpotatoesinParagraph2?

A．Torecommendhisfavouritepotatodish.B．Tointroducedifferenttypesofpotatoesindifferentcountries’cooking.C．Toshowthatpotatoesareamainfoodformostpeopleintheirlives.D．Toshowthatpeoplehavenotliveduntiltheyhaveeatenabakedpotato.25.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“unpretentious”(Para.3)mean?

A．Special.B．Straightforward.C．Rich.D．Lazy.26.Whatkindofwomancanbedescribedby“meat-and-potato”?

A．Womenwholiketowearbluejeans.B．Womenwhocanlookafterthemselveswell.C．Womenwhodonotliketoeathamburgers.D．Womenwholikeexpensivethings.27.Whatcanwelearnfromthispassage?

A．Womenarenotwillingtobedescribedas“meat-and-potatoes”.B．Aboywhostoleapieceofbreadmightbecalleda“smallpotato”bythepolice.C．Peopleoftenuse“bigpotatoes”todescribeveryimportantthings.D．Ifsomeoneisindanger,hecanbecalled“meat-and-potatoes”.IgrewupinBandaAceh,thecapitalofNanggroeAcehDarussalam(Aceh)inIndonesia.ThemomentthatchangedmylifewasontheSundaymorningofDecember26,2004.Atthattime,Istilllivedinmyparents’houseatPeurada,aboutthreekilometersfromthesea.Suddenly,apowerfulearthquakeshookus.Withouthesitation,Icaughtmycousin,whileshoutingtomysistertogetoutofthehousequickly.Mymotherwasstillinthegarden.Whentheshakingstoppedforamoment,Iwasabletogettoher.Afteraboutthirtyminutes,theearthquakestopped.Allourneighborsandmyfamilyreturnedtoourhouses.Thenmymothersuddenlyaskedmysisterandmetotakealloftheimportantdocumentsandmovethemintomyroomonthesecondfloor.Myconfusionaboutwhymymotherwantedustodothiswasansweredwithinthirtyminutes.Hundredsofpeoplewererushingbythestreetinfrontofourhouse,shouting“Thewaterisrising!Thewaterisrising!”Igotmymotorcycleandaskedmysistertotakemymotherandcousintosafety.Iranasdirectlyaspossibletotheplacewheremysistertookmymotherandcousin.Wereachedandgatheredinabigshelteronekilometerawayfromtheseawater.Everytimetheearthshook,themorefearpeoplefelt.Noonegotenoughsleepthatnight.Everyonewaslikeacatonhotbricks.Thenextday,inthemorning,Itriedtoconvince(说服)mymothertogotomyoldersister’shouseinBlangBintang.Westayedinmyoldersister’shouseforaboutonemonthandahalf.Gradually,lifegotbackontrack.Althoughthepainofthetsunamiremains,ithasmadeusmoreunited.Wenowcherish(珍惜)everymomentandlookforwardtoabrighterfuturewithhopeanddetermination.28.Whatwastheauthordoingwhentheearthquakeoccurred?

A．Hewassleepinginhisroom.B．Hewasplantinginthegarden.C．Hewasstayinginthehouse.D．Hewasridinghismotorcycle.29.Whatdidtheauthor’smomaskhimtodoaftertheearthquake?

A．Relocatetheimportantdocuments.B．Gatherhisneighborsathishome.C．Storesomenecessaryfood.D．Lookforabigshelter.30.Whatdoestheunderlinedpart“likeacatonhotbricks”inparagraph3mean?

A．Quitelucky.B．Terriblyangry.C．Verythankful.D．Highlynervous.31.Whatisthebesttitleforthetext?

A．ThesciencebehindearthquakesandtsunamisB．Myexperienceinthe2004tsunamiC．AsleeplessnightafteratsunamiD．TheeffortofcommunityEQ(emotionalquotient)(情商)istheabilitytobeawareof,manageandexpressyourownemotionsinappropriate(合适的)ways.Italsoincludesbeingawareoftheemotionsofthosearoundyouandrespondinginappropriateways.Someexpertshavesaidthattohaveahappyandsuccessfullife,bothEQandIQ(intelligencequotient)areimportant.32Itcanhelpthempickbetterfriends,buildstrongerrelationships,bebetteremployeesandmore.SomecompaniesconsiderEQsoimportantthattheyuseemotionalintelligencetestingwitheachemployee.ManypeoplewithahighEQoftenhavegoodcommunicationandtimemanagementskillsaswellasstrongproblem-solvingabilities.33Theseabilitiesarebeneficialinprofessionalandpersonalsettingsalike,whereasalowEQcancauseproblems.34AlowEQmeansyouhavetroubleexpressingyouremotionsanddifficultyrecognizingwhatothersarefeeling.Youdon'tvalueotherpeople'sopinions,whichoftencontributestodifficultyinmaintainingrelationships.Youoftengiveinappropriateresponsesinsocialandprofessionalsettingscausingotherstofeelconfusedorembarrassed.35Andyoudon'tusuallygivecompliments(称赞).IfyoubelieveyouhavealowEQ,takeheart;youcanmakechangesandimproveit.First,worktobecomemoreawareofyouremotionsandhowyourespondtovarioussituations.Understandingyourfeelingsmakesiteasiertomanagethem.36Thiswillenableyoutorespondcorrectlyandgivethemvaluableadviceandencouragement.Finally,stayingpositiveandcalmcanhelpthosearoundyoutostaycalminstressfulsituations.WhenyoudevelopahighEQ,itwillprovidebenefitsandvictoriesinmanyareasofyourlife.

A．Perhaps,youcan'tsayanything.B．Youdon'tliketoadmityourmistakes.C．Orattendanonlinecourseortraining.D．AhighEQbenefitspeopleinmanyways.E．Thishelpsthemdealwithtrickysocialsituations.F．HerearesomewaystorecognizeifyouhavealowEQ.G．Next,listentoothersbyaskingquestionsandwatchingtheirbodylanguage.三、完形填空TheMemoryKeepersofPineHillInasmallvillagecalledPineHill,therewasanoldtraditionthathadbeenpasseddownforgenerations.Everyautumn,thevillagerswouldgatherinthesquaretotellstoriesabouttheirancestorsandthehistoryoftheirhomes.Thiswasnotjustawaytorememberthepast,butalsoto_________theirculturalheritage.LiHua,a15-year-oldboy,hadalwayslovedthesegatherings.Hisgrandfatherwasthebeststorytellerinthevillage.Hecoulddescribehowtheoldstonebridgewasbuilt,whytheancientpinetreewasconsidered_________,andhowthevillagershadsurvivedawarcenturiesago.Butthisyear,Grandpafellill.Forthefirsttime,hecouldn’t_________thegathering.Thenightbeforetheevent,LiHuasatbyhisgrandfather’sbed.“I’mafraidpeoplewillforgetthestories,”Grandpasaidquietly.LiHuasuddenlyfeltaheavy_________.Herealizedthatifthestorieswerenottold,apartoftheirvillage’ssoulwoulddisappear_________.Thenextevening,LiHuastoodinthesquare.Hewasnervous,buthetookadeepbreathandbegantospeak.Tohis_________,thevillagerslistenedquietly,theireyeswarmandencouraging.Hetoldthestoryofthebridge,thetree,andthewar.Whenhefinished,anoldwomansmiledandsaid,“Youhaveyourgrandfather’s_________.”Fromthatdayon,LiHuadecidedto_________thestoriesinanewway.Heusedhisphonetorecordhisgrandfather’svoiceandtookphotosofeveryhistoric_________inthevillage.Heevencreatedasimplewebsitetosharethemwithyoungpeoplewhohadleftthevillageforthecity.LiHualearnedthatheritageisnotjustabout_________oldthings.Itisaboutkeepingmemories_________andpassingthemonwithlove.Sometimes,theyoungestamonguscanbecomethestrongest_________ofculture.Today,PineHill’sstoriesarestilltold.Andeveryautumn,whenthewindblowsthroughthepinetrees,itseemstowhisperthepasttothosewhoare_________tolisten.ThankstoLiHua,thevillage’sheartcontinuestobeat,keptalivebyaboy_________understoodthatsometreasuresarenotmadeofgold,butof_________thatconnectusacrosstime.37.A．sellB．ignoreC．changeD．protect38.A．harmfulB．sacredC．uglyD．useless39.A．attendB．leaveC．watchD．forget40.A．responsibilityB．joyC．giftD．surprise41.A．slowlyB．foreverC．suddenlyD．possibly42.A．regretB．disappointmentC．reliefD．sadness43.A．voiceB．houseC．bookD．money44.A．writeB．hideC．preserveD．destroy45.A．personB．spotC．productD．tool46.A．findingB．buyingC．throwingD．keeping47.A．aliveB．secretC．lostD．silent48.A．enemiesB．visitorsC．paintersD．keepers49.A．unwillingB．afraidC．forcedD．ready50.A．whenB．whatC．whoD．which51.A．stonesB．storiesC．coinsD．walls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。ThetraditionalChineseLongtaitouFestivalfallsontheseconddayofthesecondmonthintheChineselunarcalendar.Ancientpeoplebelievedthatafterthisday,rainfallincreasesbecausetherain-bringingDragonKing52(awaken)fromhiswintersleep.53issaidthat“Eryueer,longtaitou,”meansontheseconddayofthesecondmonth,thedragonliftshishead.Thefestivalcelebratesancientagrarian(耕地的)Chineseculture.Whilesomeoftraditionalwaystocelebrateitareno54(long)practiced,otherscontinuetoexist.Themostfamoustraditionisgetting55haircut.Peoplebelievethatgoingtothebarberonthisdaygetsridofbadluck,buthavingyourhaircutduringthefirstmonthofthetraditionalChinesecalendar56(bring)badluck.Duringthefestival,people57EastChina’sFujianprovinceoftenmaketofuandvegetableballstopray(祈祷)forfamilyandbusiness.Friedbeansare58(particular)importantfestivalfoodforpeopleinShandongprovince.Eatingchengyaocakes,59aremadewithstickyrice,isatraditioninSuzhou.Meanwhileotherfoods,likedumplings,springrollsandpopcorn,arenamedafterdragonbodyparts60(mark)theday.Noodlesaredragon’sbeard(longxu),dumplingsaredragon’sears(longer),springrollsaredragon’sscales(longlin),andpopcorndragon61(seed)(longzi).五、选词填空从词汇框中选择合适的单词完成句子。

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struggles62.Tounderstandthetopicbetter,weneedtodo________research.63.Ridingabicycletoschool________hegetsexerciseandsavesmoney.64.Ifyoustudyhard,youare________togetgoodgradesinthefinalexam.65.Inourteam,everymember’sopinionis________important.66.Shefacesmany________inlearninganewlanguage,butshenevergivesup.67.Hispositive________towardslearninghelpshimovercomedifficulties.68.Thefinalscore________bothteams,asnooneexpectedsuchabigdifference.69.Pleasegiveme________instructionsonhowtocompletethisproject.70.Thesupermarketsellsmany________offreshfruitsandvegetables.71.Thefirefighters________thecatfromthetalltree.六、完成句子72.村里的许多历史建筑被洪水冲毁。Manyhistoricalbuildingswereswept________bythefloodinthevillage.73.在我看来，学习外语需要每天练习。Frommypoint________view,learningaforeignlanguagerequiresdailypractice.74.据说这个传统可追溯到明朝，大约500年前。Thetraditionissaidtodateback________theMingDynasty,about500yearsago.75.如果你有任何好主意，可以在下次会议上提出建议。Ifyouhaveanygoodideas,youcanmake________proposalatthenextmeeting.76.面对困难时，我们总可以向老师寻求帮助。Whenfacingdifficulties,wecanalwaysturn________ourteachersforhelp.77.地震后，整个城镇成为一片废墟。Aftertheearthquake,thewholetownwas________ruins.78.他们决定在露天举办音乐会，以便更多人能参加。Theydecidedtoholdtheconcertin________openairsothatmorepeoplecouldattend.79.这次事故引发了关于道路安全的严肃讨论。Theaccidentled________aseriousdiscussionaboutroadsafety.80.听完她的解释后，他最初的愤怒渐渐被理解所取代。Hisinitialangergaveway________understandingafterlisteningtoherexplanation.81.离开前务必确保所有窗户都关好，这很重要。It’simportanttomake________thatallthewindowsareclosedbeforeleaving.七、书面表达82.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。Undoubtedly,MotherNatureisalwaysattractivetokids.Inourchildhood,howoftendidweturnadeafeartoourparents’advice?Veryoften!Thus,welandedourselvesinasituationwherewegreatlyregrettedouractofnothavinglistenedtotheadviceofthewise.SuchanunforgettableexperienceIhadattheageof7gavemeaninvaluablelesson,afterwhichIdeeplyunderstoodwhymygentlemotherwasrepeatingtheboringsuggestionsandIwouldtrytotakehersuggestionsseriously.Inmychildhood,Iwassocrazyaboutnaturethatevenplayingamongthecolorfulflowersinourgardencouldmakemyday.Ourhousewasnexttothewoodswhichhadalwaysstirredup(激起)greatcuriosityinmeinwantingtofindoutwhatwaswithin.EverytimeIsa