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2025~2026学年甘肃省定西地区高一上学期1月期末英语试卷一、阅读理解ATourofNorthwesternUniversityTheRyanCenterfortheMusicalArtsOpenedin2015,thePatrickG.andShirleyW.RyanCenterfortheMusicalArtsislocatedonthelakefront,connectedtotheRegensteinHallofMusicbythreelevels.TheRyanCenterishometothreeperformancevenues:theMaryB.GalvinRecitalHall,theShirleyWelshRyanOperaTheater,andtheDavidandCarolMcClintockChoralandRecitalRoom.Thismoderncenteroffersworld-classfacilitiesformusicstudentsandperformers.AnnieMaySwiftHallAnnieMaySwiftHallwasdesignedbyCharlesR.Ayarsin1895.ThebuildingwasnamedinhonorofthedaughterofGustavusF.Swift,themeatpackingtycoon(巨头);shewasanorthwesternstudentwhenshediedin1889.Thebuildingoriginallyincludedoffices,recitationrooms,alibrary,agymnasium,andanauditoriumforwhatwasthenknownastheSchoolofOratory.MusicLibraryTheNorthwesternUniversityMusicLibrary,locatedwithintheUniversityLibrary,isamongthenation’slargestmusiclibrariesandiswellknowninternationallyforitslotsofprintedmusicandmaterialsdocumentingmusicsince1945.Thelibraryoffersabout300,000volumesofbooks,printedmusic,soundrecordings,andjournals;itmaintainssubscriptionstoover400periodicalsandavarietyofonlineresources.Thelibraryalsohousesvaluablemusicmanuscripts(手稿),includingthoseofthefamouscomposerJohnCage.CahnAuditoriumCahnAuditoriumwith1,000seatsisavailableforusebytheNorthwesternUniversitycommunityformajorevents.Itisperfectformusicaltheater,operas,concerts,speeches,andotherlargegatherings.WhileCahnAuditoriumisperfectforsuchevents,itdoesnothavepre-functionspace.Receptionsandmealscannotbeaccommodated.1.WhoisthedesignerofAnnieMaySwiftHall?

A.ShirleyW.Ryan.B.CharlesR.Ayars.C.GustavusF.Swift.D.JohnCage.2.WhatisafeatureoftheNorthwesternUniversityMusicLibrary?

A.Itisthelargestmusiclibraryintheworld.B.Itholdsavarietyofmusiceventseveryday.C.Itfocusesmainlyonancientmusicmanuscripts.D.Ithousesalargecollectionofprintedmusicandmusicalmaterials.3.Whichisyourfirstchoiceifyouintendtodeliveraspeech?

A.TheRyanCenterfortheMusicalArts.B.AnnieMaySwiftHall.C.MusicLibrary.D.CahnAuditorium.AsingerrecentlymadethedecisiontoputoffherSouthAmericantourtostaywithhersickdog,achoicethatmadesomefansangrybutshewonawholepackofnewoneswhothoroughlysupportandunderstandthatdecisionalltoowell.Iamoneofthem,becauseIhadasimilarexperiencewithmyowndog,Mordred.MordredwasanIrishWolfhound,abigdogwithafiercepersonality.WhenIfirstmethim,hedidn’tlikememuch.Hewasprotectiveofhisowner,Douglas,andsawmeasastranger.Butovertime,wegrewclose.Mordredbecamenotonlymyhusband’sdogbutalsomine.HeevenwalkedmedownthepassagewhenDouglasandIgotmarried.Astimepassed,Mordred’shealthbegantogetworse.Hewasonceastrongandprouddog,butthenhehadtroublewalkingandevencouldnoteatfood.Iwouldstaybyhisside,takingcareofhim,makinghimsoup,andcleaningupafterhim.Oneday,afterhefinishedhissoup,heleanedagainstmeforthefirsttime,showinghistrustandaffection.Itwasthemostbeautifulandemotionalmoment.Mordred’shealthcontinuedtoworsen,andhewaseventuallydiagnosed(诊断)withcancer.Hisoncestrongbodygrewweak,andweknewtheendwasnear.Nomatterwhathappened,hestilltriedtobewithus.Whenthetimecame,wemadethepainfuldecisiontolethimgo,andIheldhimashetookhislastbreath.Thesinger’sdecisiontostaywithherdogwasanactofloveanddevotion.Isupposethat’sexactlywhatthesingerwasfacingwhenshemadeherbraveandlikelycostlydecision,andshewantedtobetheretohonorherbelovedfriendupuntiltheveryend.Becauseonceyougetleanedonbyadogwholovesyou,youjustcan’thelpbutleanrightback.4.WhydidthesingerputoffherSouthAmericantour?

A.Tofocusonherhobby.B.Toattempttohavearestathome.C.Tocareforhersickdog.D.Tospendmoretimewithherlocalfans.5.Whatistheauthor’sattitudetowardsthesinger’sdecision?

A.Favorable.B.Uncaring.C.Doubtful.D.Angry.6.Whatdoweknowabouttheauthor?

A.Shefeltregretfulaboutraisingadog.B.Shewasfrightenedafterlosingherdog.C.Shewasseldomattachedtolargepets.D.Shehadadeepconnectionwithherdog.7.Whichisthemostsuitabletitleforthetext?

A.LovingandLosingaDogB.ASinger’sHeartfeltChoiceC.ATourofSouthAmericaD.AdmiringandHuggingaNewDogArecentstudyfromFlindersUniversityhasexploredhowcoffeeandteamightaffectbonehealthinolderwomen.Theresearchfollowednearly10,000womenaged65andolderfortenyears,aimingtounderstandifdrinkingcoffeeortearegularlyinfluencesbonemineraldensity(骨矿物质密度)(BMD),whichhelpsmeasuretheriskofosteoporosis(骨质疏松).Osteoporosisisacommonconditionthataffectsoneinthreewomenover50andleadstomanybonefractures(骨折)eachyear.Sincecoffeeandteaarepartofdailylifeforbillionsofpeople,understandingtheirimpactonbonesisimportant.Previousstudieshaveshownmixedresults,butthisresearchisuniquebecauseittrackedsuchalargegroupfortenyearsanditsresultsarevaluable.ThefindingsshowedthatwomenwhodrankteahadslightlyhigherhipBMDthanthosewhodidn’t.Althoughthedifferencewassmall,itwassignificantandcouldhaveanimpactwhenconsideringalargegroupofpeople.Evensmallimprovementsinbonedensitymayleadtofewerfractures,especiallyinalargepopulation.Ontheotherhand,theeffectsofcoffeewerelessclear,butdrinkingtoomuchcouldleadtolowerBMD.Womenwhodrankmorealcoholwereparticularlyaffectedbycoffee’ssideeffects,whileteaappearedtobenefitwomenwhoareoverweight.“Ourresultsdon’tmeanyouneedtogiveupcoffeeorstartdrinkingtea,”saysRyanLiufromFlindersUniversity.“Buttheydosuggestthatdrinkingmoderate(适度的)teacouldbeonesimplewaytosupportbonehealth,andthatveryhighcoffeeintakemightnotbeagoodidea.Forolderwomen,enjoyingadailycupofteaisfeasibleandmaybeasmallsteptowardstrongerbones.”8.WhatisthemainpurposeoftheFlindersUniversitystudy?

A.Toencourageahealthylifestyleamongtheelderly.B.Toexplorehowcoffeeandteaimpactbonehealthofolderwomen.C.Toprovewhyteaisatime-honoreddrinkintheworld.D.TocomparetheeffectsofdailydietsonBMD.9.Whatdoestheauthorthinkoftheresearch?

A.Itisconfusing.B.Itissimple.C.Itismeaningful.D.Itisdisappointing.10.Whatcanbeinferredfromthenewstudy?

A.Teahasnosideeffectsonbones.B.Coffeehelpsimprovebonedensity.C.Highcoffeeintakeharmsbones.D.Overweightwomenneedtoavoidtea.11.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“feasible”meaninthelastparagraph?

A.Difficult.B.Workable.C.PopularD.Ineffective.Despitea30-yearwarmingtrend,thelastthreeyearsintheBeringSeahavebeenthecoldestonrecord.AscientistofUniversityofAlaskaFairbanks(UAF)saysthatthecoldtemperatureshavehelpedproducelargerzooplankton(浮游动物)intheBeringSea,whichmaybechangingthewayWalleyepollock(狭鳕)arefeeding.AlexeiPinchuk,aresearcherattheUAFSewardMarineCenter,hasspentthelastthreeyearsgatheringzooplanktonsamples(样本)intheBeringSea.HeandhiscoworkershavebeenlookingathowchangesintemperatureintheBeringSeaaffectthezooplankton,andinturnhowthezooplanktonmayaffectthedietofWalleyepollock.Duringcolderyears,likethelastthree,pollocktendtoeatthelargerzooplankton,likecopepodsandkrill,whichgrowwellinlowertemperatures.Pinchukhasalsofoundthattherecentcoldtemperatureshavebroughtanarctic“sand-flea”,theamphipodThemistolibellula,southintoBeringSeawaters.Youngpollockseemtoprefertoeattheseamphipodsoverother,smalleronesofzooplankton.Inwarmeryears,whichincludetherecord-settinghightemperaturesof2001to2005,smallerzooplanktontendtogrowbetter.AccordingtoPinchukandhiscoworkers,youngerpollocktendtoeatthesmallerplankton,whilelargerpollockfavorthelargerplanktonfoundincolderwaters.Thiscausesyoungerpollocktostartoutdoingwellinwarmertemperatures,butasthepollockgrowbigger,theymaynotbeabletofindthelargerzooplanktontheyneedtoproduceenoughfatforoverwintering.“Thelargerpollockmaytheneattheirsmallercousinsinstead,”saidPinchuk.Althoughthelastfewyearshavebeencold,scientistsbelievethatthewarmingtrendintheBeringSeawillcontinue.Pinchuk’sfindingswererecentlypublishedinthejournalNatureonNovember4th.HisworkispartofthebroadBeringSeaProject,asix-year,$52millionecosystemstudyoftheBeringSea.TheBeringSeaProjectissupportedbyboththeNationalScienceFoundationandtheNorthPacificResearchBoard.12.HowdocoldtemperaturesaffectzooplanktonintheBeringSea?

A.Theychangethecolorsofzooplankton.B.Theyreducethenumbersofzooplankton.C.Theyslowthemovementofzooplankton.D.Theybenefitthegrowthofzooplankton.13.Whatisprobablyachallengeforyoungpollockinwarmeryears?

A.Theyneedtotravellongdistancesforfood.B.Theymaymeetmoreenemies.C.Theymaystruggletosurvive.D.Theyhavetocompetewithlargerpollock.14.Whatdoestheauthorintendtodointhelastparagraph?

A.Summarizepreviousstudies.B.Addsomebackgroundinformation.C.Providesomeadviceforfishermen.D.Describethedirectionoffurtherstudy.15.Whereisthetextprobablytakenfrom?

A.Asciencemagazine.B.Aneducationalblog.C.Afishingguide.D.Ageographytextbook.BuildingSkillsintheDigitalAgeInadigital-firstworld,theever-changingneedsofallkindsofindustriesmeanthatnomatterwhichfieldyouchoose,youneedtobeskilledatdigitalskills,suchasusingartificialintelligence(AI),digitalcommunicationandsoon.16.So,howshouldyougetdigitalskillsthatwillmakeyoustandout?●17.Onlinelearningplatformsoffercoursesonmanytopics,includingAI.Youcaneasilysignupforcoursesonline,andmanyhighereducationschoolsworkwitheducationaltechnologyproviderstoofferthesecoursestotheirstudents.●Practicemakesperfect.Havingtheoreticalknowledgeisonething;havinghands-onexperienceisanother.Agreatwaytostrengthenyourskillsistoapplyforinternships(实习期)orrelated(相关的)projectswherethoseskillscanbeused.18.●Followthetrends(趋势)inskills.19.Accordingtoa2024report,thepaceoftechnologychangehasrisenby183%inthelastfouryearsand33%inthepastyearalone.Relatedonlinelearningplatformsoftenadapttheirskillscoursesbasedonindustryneeds.●Don’tforgetsoftskills.TechnologysuchasAIisbecomingincreasinglyadvanced.20.Accordingtoa2024reportbyCornerstone,theneedforhuman-centredskillscontinuestobehigherthanthatfordigitalskillsinNorthAmericanandEuropeanjobmarkets.So,it’snecessarytodeveloptheseskillstogetherwithbuildingtechnologicalknowledge.

A.UseonlinecoursestogainskillsandknowledgeB.LookforonlineinformationtocheckyourthoughtsC.Thiswillhelpyougainthevaluablereal-worldexperienceD.AnimportantstrategyistoadaptyourlearningastechnologydevelopsE.Besides,theneedsfordigitalskillsinallindustriesaregrowingquicklyF.Itisnecessarytobuildtheseskillsifyouworkinatechnology-relatedfieldG.However,softskillssuchascommunicationamongpeoplewillremainimportant二、完形填空It’sDecember.Caringformyfour-month-oldfirstbornhasleftme________.Withthebabymilkpowderalmostusedup,myhusband________toletmebuymore,givingmeararemomenttomyself.________,wehaddiscountticketstorelievethefinancialburden(经济负担),whichwasacomfortforusafteraterribleweek.Atthestore,Igrabbedthebabymilkpowderquicklybefore________tothemannedcheckout.Butwhenthecashierscanned(扫描)thediscountticket,itwas________—twice.Shecalledthecustomerservicemanager,andwemovedtotheservicedesktoavoid________thelineandothercustomers.Themanager________again,onlytofindthediscountticket’sfolded(折叠)edgeshad________thebottomnumbers.Ibrokedown:tired,financiallytight,andheartbrokentohave________ourmuch-neededdiscount.I________suddenly;themanagercomfortedmepatientlyandtoldmeto________,steppingintothebacktocallsomeone,andreturnedtosayshe’d________the$15offherself.Iinsistedonpayingfullprice,butshewaveditoff,tellingmetogohomeandrest.Nearlyayearlater,Istillthinkofheroften.Iwasn’tseekingspecialtreatment—justatiredmomattheendofherrope—butherkindness________mymentalhealththatday.Ileftheragood________onlinetothankher,andherkindnesstaughtmehowasmallandselfless________canturnsomeone’sdarkestmomentintoamemoryofhope.21.A.excitedB.confidentC.tiredD.awkward22.A.decidedB.pretendedC.forgotD.refused23.A.FinallyB.ImmediatelyC.NaturallyD.Fortunately24.A.pointingB.headingC.complainingD.returning25.A.uselessB.optionalC.interestingD.precious26.A.speedingupB.makingupC.holdingupD.givingup27.A.succeededB.workedC.escapedD.tried28.A.shownB.cloudedC.keptD.matched29.A.threwB.damagedC.discoveredD.examined30.A.criedB.recoveredC.changedD.agreed31.A.explainB.leaveC.hurryD.wait32.A.borrowB.saveC.payD.waste33.A.rescuedB.limitedC.acceptedD.tested34.A.serviceB.systemC.impressionD.review35.A.planB.promiseC.actD.duty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。Althoughwinterhasalreadyarrived,thefootball36(field)ofeastChina’sJiangsuProvincerefusetoslowdown.Fromjoggingalongruraltrailsto37(run)marathonsalongsidehumanoidrobots,Chinesepeoplearedisplayinganever-strongerpassionforfitness.Thecountryofmorethan1.4billionpeoplesawitspercapita(人均的)sportsvenueareareachthreesquaremetersby2024,andover38.5percentofthepopulationengaged38regularphysicalexercise.ThatenergywasonfulldisplayatChina’s15thNationalGames,39washeldinNovemberacrossGuangdong,HongKongandMacao.Fromdragonboatracingtoliondancing,over11,000competitorstookpartintheGames’40(variety)events.OnwintryweekendsinWuxi,hundredsofrunnerscanbeseencyclingthetrackatalocalsportspark,andholdinginterval(间隔)trainingsessions.Theythinkthecareful41(prepare)fornextyear’smarathonseasonisnecessary.InMarch,registrationforthe2025WuxiMarathon42(attract)arecord429,000applicants,uppercentyear-on-year.43(ensure)safeandscientificexercise,Chinahasexpandeditsnetworkofcertifiedsocialsportsinstructors.AsChinaisspeedinguptobecomeastrongsportscountry,publicfitnessinfrastructure(基础设施)hasgrown44(rapid).Inmanyurbanareas,once-neglectedspacesbeneathelevatedhighwayshavebeenturnedintolivelyfitnesscenters.At45sametime,AI-poweredurbansportsfacilitiesareturningpublicspacesintofuturisticplaygroundssuitableforallages.四、书信写作46.假定你是李华,上周五你校英语俱乐部组织大家观看了纪录片《人与自然》(ManandNature)。请你给你的外国朋友Alex写封邮件介绍此次活动,内容包括:(1)纪录片的内容;(2)你的感悟。参考词汇:纪录片documentary注意:(1)写作词数应为80个左右;(2)请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。DearAlex,________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Yours,LiHua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短文。Aftergraduatingfromcollege,the21-year-oldAlisonmovedbackinwithherparentsandgotherfull-timejob.Oneevening,sheoverheardherparents’quarrel.“IfeelIhavebeentakenforgrantedforyears,”saidAlison’smomangrily.“ButIamalwaysbusyandstrugglingtosupportourfamily.Whengettinghome,Iamverytired,”saidAlison’sfatheremotionally.WhatmadeAlisonextremelysadwasthatshenoticedherparentsdidn’tsayawordtoeachotherforafewdaysafterthatquarrel.Alisonknewtheimportanceofagoodrelationshipinafamilyandthatthelittlegesturesofloveandappreciationthatusedtobearegularpartofherparents’relationshiphaddisappeared,soshesaidtoherself,“Momisgettingneglected(忽略)byDad,Ishouldgetinvolvedintheirrelationshiptomakethingsbetter.”OneSundayafternoon,whilewalkingpastthelocalmarket,Alisonhappenedtoseeabouquetofrosesonsale.Theyimmediatelyremindedherofhowlongithadbeensincehermomreceivedflowersthelasttime.Anideacametohersuddenly,“Asmall,anonymous(匿名的)gesturemightbewhatmymomneedstofeelspecialagain.Andmaybeitwouldsparksomethingthatwould

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