贵州省部分学校2025-2026学年高一上学期12月月考试题英语

高一上学期12月月考英语试题一、听力选择题1．Whatdoesthewomanadvisethemantodo?A．Walkfurther. B．Havearest. C．Seeadoctoratonce.2．Whydoesthewomanrefusetotryanewrestaurant?A．Thechosenoneischeaper.B．Sheishungry.C．Theyhavelimitedtime.3．Howlonghasthemanbeenaway?A．Formonths. B．Forafewdays. C．Forweeks.4．Howmuchwillthewomanpayfor4items?A．30dollars. B．96dollars. C．120dollars.5．Whydoesthewomansuggestrentingacar?A．Itismoreconvenient.B．Itisenvironmentallyfriendly.C．Itsavesmuchmoney.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。6．Whatwillthemandothisafternoon?A．Dosomeshopping. B．Seeamovie. C．Takesomepictures.7．Whenwillthespeakersmeetfordinner?A．At2pm. B．At6pm. C．At7pm.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。8．Wheredidthewomangetthedata?A．Fromamagazine. B．FromtheTV. C．FromtheInternet.9．WhydoesthewomanprefertheInternetfornews?A．Itgivesalotmoreinformation.B．Itisconvenient.C．Itischeap.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。10．Whatistheprobablerelationshipbetweenthespeakers?A．Fatheranddaughter. B．Classmates. C．Teacherandstudent.11．HowlonghasLilybeenlearningEnglish?A．For5months. B．For5years. C．For5andahalfyears.12．WhatdoesLilythinkofthelongsentenceswithsomephrases?A．Toodifficult. B．Veryeasy. C．Justsoso.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。13．Wherearethespeakers?A．Inabank. B．Inacafe. C．Inarestaurant.14．Whatdoesthemanwanttodo?A．Closeauselessaccount. B．Openanewaccount. C．Applyforacreditcard.15．Whatisdailyspendinglimitofthenewaccount?A．$1,000. B．$10,000. C．$100,000.16．Whenwillthemanreceivehiscards?A．Twoweekslater. B．Withintwoweeks. C．Amonthlater.听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。17．Whatisthespeaker?A．Ahostess. B．Aguide. C．Ateacher.18．Whatdoesthespeakerdoatthebeginningoftheprogram?A．Sheplaysanewrecord.B．Sheintroducestheprogram.C．Shedescribessomesingers.19．WhatistheprogramAbouttheBigHitsintendedfor?A．Providingyoungpeoplewithmusic.B．Introducingnewsongwriters.C．Hearingfromtheartiststhemselves.20．WhatdoesthePopWordsfocuson?A．Somesongs’words. B．Somesingers. C．Somesongwriters.二、阅读理解The2025YoungTravelersWritingpetitionAnnouncementCallforEntriesDoyoulovetotravel?Doyouenjoywritingaboutyourexperiences?Wearehappytoannouncethe2025YoungTravelersWritingpetition.Itisagreatchanceforyoutoshareyourtravelstoriesandwingreatprizes.Theme:MyBestTravelMemoryWhocanjoin:Allstudentsaged1318Wordcount:wordsYourStorywork.Howtoreadyourstoryaboutaspecialtrip.Tellusaboutaplaceyouvisited.Whatdidyouseeanddothere?Whodidyoumeet?Howdidyoufeel?Useclearwordstodescribethesightsandsounds.PleasewriteinEnglish.Yourstorymustbeyourownwork.HowtoEnterSendyourstorytousat25.Pleasewriteyourname,age,andschoolintheemail.Judging&PrizesOurteachersandwriterswillreadallthestories.Thebeststorieswillwinprizes.Youcouldwinanewcamera,books,oraspecialcertificate.Wewillalsoputthebeststoriesonourwebsitetosharewitheveryone.Welookforwardtoreadingaboutyouradventures.Startwritingnow!21．Whocantakepartinthepetition?A．Anyonewholovestravelling.B．Thelocalteachersandwriters.C．Peoplewholikewritingstories.D．Travellovinghighschoolstudents.22．Whicharticleismoresuitableforthepetition?A．Apersonaltravelingstory.B．Adiaryofdailylife.C．Areportonthetourismindustry.D．Aabouttouristattractions.23．Whatwillhappentothebeststories?A．Theywillbereadbyparents.B．Theywillbesharedonline.C．Theywillbeincludedinbooks.D．TheywillbetranslatedintoEnglish.Afewyearsago,ItookasightseeingtriptoWashington,D．C．StandingoutsidetheRonaldReaganCenter,Iheardavoicesay,“Canyouhelpme,sir?”Turningaround,Isawanelderly,blindwomanwithherhandextended.Ireachedintomypocket,pulledoutallmyloosechange,andplaceditonherhandwithoutlookingather,annoyedatbeingbotheredbyher.Butthewomansmiledandsaid,“Idon’twantyourmoney.Ijustneedhelpinfindingthepostoffice.”Instantly,IrealizedIhadactedwithprejudice(偏见)—Ijudgedanotherpersonsimplybymyassumption.IfeltembarrassedasIgentlytookherarmtoguideher,andIwishedIcouldchangemyquickdecision.IhatedwhatIsawinmyself.Thisincidentmademethinkaboutmybeliefinhumility(谦逊),eventhoughI’dlostitforamoment.Iamanimmigrant.IleftHondurasandarrivedintheUSattheageoffifteen.Istartedmynewlifewithtwosuitcases,mybrotherandsister,andastrongmother.Throughtheyears,Ihavebeenadishwasherandhavedonemanyotherhumblejobs,andeventuallyIbecameanetworkengineer.Inmyownlife,Ihaveexperiencedmanyopenactsofprejudice.Irememberatimeattheageofseventeen.Iwasabusboy(收盘工)andIheardafathertellhislittleboythatifhedidnotdowellinschool,hewouldenduplikeme.Ihavealsowitnessedthesamekindoftreatmenttowardmyfamilyandfriends,soIknowwhatit’slike.IshouldhaveknownbetterwhenIencounteredtheblindwoman.Butnow,livinginmymiddleclasslifestyle,itistooeasytoforgetmypastandwhereIwanttogo.Thatblindwomancuredmetokeepmyblindness,remindingmetokeepmybeliefinhumilityandalwayskeepmyeyesandheartopen.24．Whydidtheblindwomanspeaktotheauthor?A．Toaskfordirections. B．Tobegforsomemoney.C．Toknowaboutprejudice. D．Tomentonhumility.25．Whatwastheauthor’slifelikeinAmericaatfirst?A．Lonely. B．Quiet. C．Wonderful. D．Difficult.26．Whatdoestheauthor’sstorymainlyteachus?A．Toassistelderlypeople. B．Tofightagainstchallenges.C．Tooverepersonalprejudice. D．Tolearntobeindependent.27．Whatisthebesttitlefor?A．APricelessLessoninHumility B．FromDishwashertoNetworkEngineerC．MyUnforgettablePainfulExperiences D．AmericanPeople’sPrejudiceAgainstMeCityWildlifeisawildliferescuecenter.Itisinanordinarybuildingbetweenagardenandatrainline.Inside,manybabysquirrels(松鼠)liveincages.Itiswarmintheroom,andamachineplayssounds.Somesquirrelssleepinsmallbedstogether,whileothersholdontothecagesandlookoutside.Springisthetimewhenmanyanimalshavebabies.Thisisalsothebusiesttimeforthecenter.Workersherespendalotoftimefeedingbabysquirrelsbyhand.Totellthesquirrelsapart,theypaintthesquirrels’earsindifferentcolors.AlessandraFlores,oneoftheworkers,picksupasquirrelwithpinkears.Shefeedsitspecialmilkwithasmallsyringe(注射器).Thesquirrelsetothecenterfordifferentreasons.Somefallfromtheirnests,somelosetheirmothers,andsomearehurtbycars.SquirrelsareverymoninNorthAmerica,sosomepeopleaskwhywehelpthem.JimMonsma,thedirectorofthecenter,says,“Itisnotonlyaboutanimals.Helpingsmall,helplesssquirrelshelpspeoplebeemorekindandcaring.”ManywildliferescuecenterslikethisonecanbefoundacrosstheUSA．Theyhelpallkindsofanimalsintrouble.Thesecentersoftendependonvolunteers.JulieEdwardsisoneofthem.Shelooksafteraveryactivesquirrelthatmighttrytorunaway.Edwardssayseveryanimalhasitsowncharacter.ShestartedhelpingatacenterinTexasbecauseherhusbanddidnotwanthertobringhomedogsorcatsfromananimalshelter.Atthewildliferescuecenter,shecannottakeanimalshome.Mostanimalsneedhelpbecauseofcitiesbuiltbypeople.Roads,cars,andotherthingsmakelifeeasierforpeoplebutharderforanimals.Everydayisfullofdangerforthem.Thatiswhythecenterisneeded.28．WhatisthelivingconditionofthesquirrelsinCityWildlife?A．Poor. B．Basic.C．fortable. D．Unique.29．WhatisJimMonsma’sattitudetorescuingsquirrels?A．Doubtful. B．Supportive.C．Unfriendly. D．Cautious.30．WhydidJulieEdwardschoosetoworkinthewildliferescuecenter?A．Shelovedfeedingsquirrels.B．Shewantedtotakeanimalshome.C．Herhusbanddislikedkeepingpetsathome.D．Herhusbandhadkeptmanydogsandcats.31．Whatdoesthelastparagraphimplyaboutcities?A．Theyshouldbesmallerinsize.B．Theyhelpbothpeopleandwildlife.C．Theyprovidesafehomesforanimals.D．Theymakesomeanimals’livesdifficult.Scientistshavefoundanewgeneticreasonwhysomepeoplearemorelikelytobeoverweight.AstudyledbytheUniversityofExetershowsthatpeoplewithamissinggenecalledSMIM1burnfewercalorieswhenresting,leadingtohigherbodyweight.TheSMIM1genewasdiscoveredonlytenyearsagoandislinkedtoararebloodtypecalledVel.About1in5,000peoplelackbothcopiesofthisgene,makingthemVelnegative.Theseindividualsnotonlyhaveadifferentbloodtypebutalsotendtogainweightmoreeasily.Theresearchfoundthattheyoftenshowothersignslinkedtoobesity(肥胖),suchashigherlevelsoffatintheblood,signsthattheirfattissue(组织)isnotworkingproperly,andlowerlevelsofthyroid(甲状腺)hormones.Thestudy,publishedinthejournalMed,usedgeneticdatafromnearly500,000peopleintheUK.Amongthem,104werefoundtolacktheSMIM1gene.Onaverage,womenwiththisgeneticchangeweighedabout4.6kgmore,andmenabout2.4kgmore.Researcherssaythatthisgeneaberrationcouldbeasignificantfactorcontributingtoobesityinabout300,000peopleworldwide.Moreimportantly,thestudyoffershopeforfuturetreatment.Scientistsnowplantotestwhetheranexisting,lowcost,andwidelyavailablethyroidmedicinecouldhelppeoplewholacktheSMIM1genetomanagetheirweight.Theyhopetostartamedicaltrialsoontoseeifthedrugiseffective.“Obesityhasbeeamajorglobalhealthproblem,”saidMattiaFrontini,theleadresearcher.“Whilelifestyleplaysabigrole,forasmallnumberofpeople,genesarethemaincause.Findingthesegeneticreasonshelpsuslookforbettertreatments.Italsohelpsreduceunfairsocialjudgmenttowardpeoplewithobesity.”Thediscoveryteachesusthatobesityisoftennotasimplechoice.BystudyinggeneslikeSMIM1,sciencemayonedayprovidemorepersonalizedandeffectivehelpforthosewhostrugglewithweightduetotheirDNA．32．WhatisthemaineffectofmissingtheSMIM1geneaccordingtothestudy?A．Itmakesfattissueworkbetter.B．Itmakespeoplegainweighteasily.C．Itcausespeopletoeatmorefood.D．Itchangesaperson’sbloodtype.33．Whatdoestheauthorintendtodoinparagraph2?A．Introduceanewtopic.B．Givemoreexamples.C．Addmorebackground.D．Explaindifferentreasons.34．Whichcanexplaintheunderlinedword“aberration”inparagraph3?A．Unusualchange. B．monfeatures.C．Healthycondition. D．Newexperiments.35．Whatisthesignificanceofthisdiscovery?A．Ithelpsfindmorefatpeople.B．Itproveslifestyleisnotimportant.C．Itfullyexplainsthecauseofobesity.D．Itmayleadtonewtreatmentsforobesity.HowtoSpendLessTimeonSocialMediaSomepeoplefindthatsocialmediaisnolongerfunoruseful.36Butitcanbehardtobreakthehabitofcheckingtheseappseveryday,becauseweareusedtothemandthepaniesmakequittingdifficult.Thisiswhyyouneedsomegoodwaystohelpyouchange.Youcanstartbymakingsocialnetworkshardertouse.37Betteryet,delete(删除)theapppletely.Onaputer,logoutofyouraccounts.Then,youmustenteryournameandpasswordeachtimeyouwanttologin.Thisextrastephelpsyouthinktwicebeforewastingtime.38Someappscanstopyoufromopeningcertainwebsitesorprogramsonyourputerorphone.Thesetoolscanhelpyoubuildgoodhabitsovertime.Theyhelpyoustayawayfromsocialmediabymakingithardertoreach.Anothergoodideaistoreplaceyoursocialmediahabitwithabetterone.Whenyoufeellikeopeninganapp,dosomethingelseinstead.Youcouldreadinterestingarticles,listentomusic,ortalkwithfriendsfacetoface.39Atfirst,itmightfeelstrangenottocheckyourphoneasoften.Butsoon,youmaystarttonoticemorefreetimeinyourday.Youcouldusethistimealkwithfamily,orjustenjoythequiet.40A．Donotshareyourlifeonline.B．Youshouldavoidcheckingyourmessages.C．Thissmallstepcanhelpyoufeelmuchhappier.D．Itoftenmakesthemfeelangryinsteadofhappy.E．Playingagameforafewminutesisalsoafunchoice.F．Tryremovingtheappfromyourphone’shomescreen.G．Ifthatdoesnotwork,youcanuseappstoblocksocialmedia.三、完形填空Iwalkedslowlyintothemunitygardenearlyinthemorning.Iheldaclipboard(写字夹板)tocountvegetablesforthe41harvest,Dew(露水)dropsshoneontomatoplants,andtheairsmelled42.“Anotherusualday,”Ithought.ThenIheardayoungvoicecall,“Lookatthis!”ItwasMia,afifteenyearoldgirlwho43thesunflowers.Shewashelpingabentsunflowerstand44withasmallstick.“Isee.Butwemust45ourworkbeforeitgetshot,”Isaid,checkingmy46.“Notjustnice—it’swonderful,”Miasaidsoftly.“Thisplantwasdownyesterday,butnowit’sgrowingtowardthe47again.”Shetouchedanewleafandsaid,“Plants48stoptrying.Theykeep49,evenafterheavyrainorstrongwind.”BeforeIcouldreply,she50measpiderwebbetweentwocornplants.“Aspidermadethisatnight—withoutanyplan.Itjustknewhow.”Iputdownmy51andfinallysawthegardeninanewway:aredladybug(瓢虫)climbing,abeerestingonaflower,andlightmakingtheleavesbright.Miaadded,“Everything52together,everyday.”Later,Ithoughtabouther53.Life’smagicisn’talways54andloud.Sometimes,it’sabroken55standingupagain.Ifweslowdownandopenoureyes,wemayfindthatmagichasbeenaroundusallthetime.41．A．summer B．spring C．autumn D．winter42．A．strange B．fresh C．exciting D．mild43．A．showedoff B．gaveup C．appliedfor D．tookcareof44．A．silent B．still C．safe D．straight45．A．finish B．arrange C．design D．rescue46．A．bag B．watch C．measure D．goods47．A．sea B．earth C．sun D．light48．A．ever B．never C．seldom D．sometimes49．A．growing B．striking C．waiting D．seeking50．A．borrowed B．explained C．taught D．showed51．A．book B．paper C．list D．case52．A．fights B．works C．doubts D．records53．A．skills B．gifts C．manners D．words54．A．simple B．clear C．big D．meaningful55．A．flower B．tree C．root D．bamboo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。AnEnglishproverb(谚语)isashort,wellknownsaying56givesadviceorsharesatruthaboutlife.Peopleoftenuseproverbsindailytalkbecausetheyareeasy57(remember)andfullofwisdom.Forexample,“Afriendinneedisafriendindeed”tellsusthattruefriendshelpwhenwehave58(problem).Proverbsplayanimportantroleinmunication.Theymakeourlanguagericherandhelpusexpressideas59asimpleway.Whenweuseproverbs,ourwordsbeemore60(power)andinteresting.Also,learningproverbscanhelpusunderstandEnglishculturebetterbecausemanyproverbsefromoldstoriesorhistory.Moreover,theycanmakeourconversationsmorelivelyandenjoyableforeveryoneinvolved.However,thereareafewthingstokeepinmindwhenusingproverbs.First,itisimportanttochoosetherightonefor61situation.Usingawrongproverb62(confuse)others.Second,proverbsareusuallyusedinspeakingorinformalwriting.Informalpapers,itisbettertousedirectlanguage.Lastly,rememberthatthemeaningofaproverbisoftennotliteral,soweneedtounderstandthedeeperideabehind63.Inshort,proverbsarelikesmalltreasuresintheEnglishlanguage.Byusingthem64(correct),wecanimproveourmunicationandenjoythebeautyofthelanguageevenmore.So,whynotstartby65(try)touseonesimpleproverbtoday?五、书信写作66．学校英文报正面向全校征文。请你以“AStoryBetweenMyFriendsandMe”为题写一篇短文投稿，内容包括：(1)事情的经过；(2)此事对你的启发。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。AStoryBetweenMyFriendsandMe____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________六、书面表达67．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。Theschoolannouncedtheannualspeechpetition.Susanreadthenoticewithinterest,butneverthoughtithadanythingtodowithher.So,itcameasapletesurprisewhenherEnglishteacher,Mrs.Evans,approachedher.“Susan,”shesaidwithanencouragingsmile,“I’vesignedyouupforthepetition.I’vereadyouressays,andyouhavesuchuniquethoughts.It’stimetoletyourvoicebeheard.”Susanfeltamixofexcitementandfear.Shewasanaturallyquietandthoughtfulgirlwhopreferredtopouroutherthoughtsinhernotebookratherthanexpresstheminfrontofothers.Shewouldoftenobserveotherswithherlargeeyes,andhermindwasfilledwithstoriesanddreamssheseldomshared.Asforthespeechtopic“MyDreamforaBetterWorld”,shehadsomanyideastoshare,butthethoughtofmakingamistakeinfrontofpeopleseemedunbearablyembarrassingtoher.Seeingherworry,Susan’soldersisterputagentlehandonhershoulder.“Everyonefeelsnervousatfirst,”shesaidwarmly.Shedidn’ttellSusantowin;instead,shesaid,“Thegoalisn’ttobeperfect.It’stobebraveenoughtotry.Justdoyourbest,andthatwillalwaysbegoodenough.”Hersisterpromisedtolistentoherpracticeeveryday,offeringasafespacetomakemistakesandimprove.Encouragedbythissupport,Susanbegantoprepareseriously.Shespenthourseachdayinherroom,standinginfrontofhermirror.Shepracticedherspeechoverandoveragain,listeningcarefullytoherownvoice.Sheworkedonmakingherpronunciationclearerandhervoicestronger.Shewatchedherselfinthemirror,addinghandgesturesandsmilesattherightmoments.Sheevenrecordedherselftofindpartsthatneededmorework.Slowly,thewordsstartedtofeelnatural,asiftheywereherownthoughtsandnotjustamemorized.注意：(1)续写词数应为150个左右；(2)请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。Thedayofthearrived.____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________arrived._Then,Susandeliveredherspeechconfidently.____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

1．B【原文】W:Howfardidyouwalk?M:About10miles.Imeanttowalkfurtherbutmyfoothurts.DoyouthinkIshouldseeadoctor?W:Restitforawhilefirstandseeifitgetsbetter.2．C【原文】M:Wouldyouliketoeatinthisrestaurantordoyouwanttotryanewone?W:Wehadbettereathere.Wehavetobebackatworkinanhour.3．B【原文】W:Hey,John.Ithoughtyousaidyouwouldbeawayforseveralweeks.M:It’sonlyseveraldays.4．B【原文】W:Ipickedupafewgoodbargainsinthesale.Theyareonly30dollarseachandIcangetanextra20%offifItake4items.M:Whatadeal.5．A【原文】M:Mycousinwilletovisiweek.I’mwonderinghowtoshowhimaroundShanghai.W:Whynotrentacar?Thepriceisreasonableanditismuchmoreconvenienttogosomewherethantakingthepublictransportation.6．C7．C【原文】W:Whatareyourplansfortheafternoon,Mark?NickandIaregoingtothemovies.Doyouwanttojoinus?M:I’dloveto,butIhavetomeetLinda.Shehasanonlineshopsellingmen’sclothesandshewantsmetotakephotographsforit.I’llmeetherat2:00.W:Thenlet’smeetfordinner,shallwe?HowabouttherestaurantwewenttolastFriday?I’llseeyouthereataboutsixo’clock.M:I’mafraiditwon’tbefinishedthen.Howaboutseven?W:Sure.Seeyou.8．A9．A【原文】W:Hey,listentothis.TheaverageAmericanfamilywatchessixhoursofTVaday.M:Aday?You’rejoking.W:No,itsayssorighthereinthismagazine.Hmm,Iguessyou’reanaverageAmerican,Jack.WhenIeovertoyourplace,youalwayshaveyourTVon.M:eon.AreyousayingI’macouchpotato?W:Yeah.IreallythinkwatchingTVisawasteoftime.M:Well,Idisagree.Somearebad,likethosesoapoperas.Butwhataboutsportsorthenews?Youwatchthosesometimes,don’tyou?W:Well,actually,forthenews,IprefertheInternet.M:Why?W:Becauseitgivesmealotmoreinformation.10．C11．C12．A【原文】M:You’reanewer,aren’tyou?W:Yes,Iam.MynameisLily.Icameherelastweek.Myfamilyhavejustmovedtothiscity.M:Wele,Lily.I’myourEnglishteacher.DoyoulikeEnglish?W:Yes.Ilikethelanguageverymuch.Ithinkit’simportanttolearnitwell.M:YouspeakEnglishverywell.Howlonghaveyoubeenlearningthelanguage?W:Forfiveandahalfyears.Hereismyoldbook.M:Doyoufeeliteasytolearn?W:It’shardtosay.Sometimesitseemsveryeasy,butsometimesit’sratherhard.Somesentencesaretoodifficultformetounderstand,especiallythelongoneswithsomephrasesinthem.13．A14．B15．B16．B【原文】W:Goodmorning.HowcanIhelpyou?M:I’dliketoopenanewaccount.W:Haveyoufilledoutanapplicationform?M:Yes.AndI’vebroughtsomedocumentsalongwithme.Doyouneedtoseemyidentitycard?W:Yes.M:Doestheaccountewithacard?W:Yes.M:Thatisveryconvenient.W:Yes,itis.Ourcustomersreallylikeit.Doyouhaveanyotherquestionsaboutyournewaccount?M:Yes.What’sthedailyspendinglimit?W:Themaximumis$10,000.M:That’sgood.Iseverythingallrightwithmydocuments?W:They’reallinorder.Ifyoujustsignyournamehere,you’llreceiveyourcardsandsecuritycodeinthemailwithin2weeks.M:Thankyouverymuch.W:Youarewele.17．A18．B19．C20．A【原文】

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