2025-2026学年辽宁朝阳市高一下学期5月期中英语试题

2025-2026学年辽宁朝阳市高一下学期5月期中英语试题第一部分听力（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．Whatwilltheweathermostprobablybelikesoon?A．Sunny.B．Rainy.C．Foggy.2．Whatistheman’sadvice?A．Putsomeiceonthelegs.B．Takemedicine.C．Applyheattreatment.3．WhatdidJohndolastnight?A．Stayedathome.B．Attendedaparty.C．Workedovertime.4．Wheredoestheconversationprobablytakeplace?A．Inalibrary.B．OntheInternet.C．Intheclassroom.5．Whatarethespeakersmainlytalkingabout?A．Awintersport.B．Aholidayplan.C．Thetravelcost.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，各小题将给出5秒钟的作答时间。每段对话或独白读两遍。听第6段材料，回答第6、7题。6．Wherewillthecharityconcerttakeplace?A．Atapark.B．Atasportsstadium.C．Atamusictheatre.7．Whatisthewoman’sattitudetowardstherearrangement?A．Supportive.B．Doubtful.C．Indifferent.听第7段材料，回答第8、9题。8．WhydoesthewomantalktoKevin?A．Toaskforhelpwithlearning.B．Tolearnaboutanewcafe.C．Toinvitehimtoanexhibition.9．WhenwillthetwospeakersmeetthisSaturday?A．Ataround12:30pm.B．Ataround1:00pm.C．Ataround1:30pm.听第8段材料，回答第10至12题。10．Whydoesthewomanrecommendpurpleitems?A．Theyhavebeenonsalelately.B．Theyarepopularamongteenagers.C．Theycanmatchotherclotheswell.11．Whatdoesthemanfinallytakeforhisdaughter?A．Ascarf.B．Abag.C．Ahat.12．Whatservicedoesthestoreoffertoregularcustomers?A．Givingadiscount.B．Wrappinggiftsforfree.C．Deliveringitemshome.听第9段材料，回答第13至16题。13．WhatmayLisathinkofthechangesinthecommunity?A．Confusing.B．Satisfying.C．Embarrassed.14．WhatdoLisa’skidsalwaysmention?A．Theirrebuiltplayground.B．Theirnewclassmates.C．Theirbeautifulneighborhood.15．Whatisthemangoingtodonextweek?A．Goshoppingatthemarket.B．Visittheschoolplayground.C．Signupforvolunteerwork.16．Whatisthemostprobablerelationshipbetweenthetwospeakers?A．Neighbors.B．Classmates.C．Co-workers.听第10段材料，回答第17至20题。17．WhicheventwasEmmyselectedfor?A．Poetryreading.B．Shortstorywriting.C．Dramaticperformance.18．WhydidMrWhiteintroduceamovietoEmmy?A．Tokeepherrelaxed.B．Toteachherspeechskills.C．Tohelpbuildherconfidence.19．HowdidEmmyprepareforthecontest?A．Byjoiningatrainingclass.B．Bypracticinghardonherown.C．Bytalkingwithnativespeakers.20．WhatchangeshasEmmymadeafterthecontest?A．Shebecameopen-minded.B．Sheparticipatedincontestsactively.C．Shefaceddifficultiesbravely.第二部分阅读（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、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。AFestivalsinMichiganfor2025Asthe2025summerseasondrawstoaclose,haveyouexperiencedalltheseMichiganfestivalhighlights?Forthosewhomissedthem,letusrevisitsomeofthemostmemorablecelebrations.●GrandRapidsLanternFestivalApril19-June15,2025JohnBallZooisthefirsttobringover50handmadetraditionalChineselanternstoMichigan,lightingthezooandtellingtheintersectingstoryofwildlifeandAsianculture.ThefestivalfeaturesNEWlanternsandevenMOREinteractiveexhibitseveryyear,soevenifyouwentlastyear,you’llwanttovisitagain.●NationalCherryFestivalJune28-July5,2025DowntownTraverseCityThebelovedcherryfestivalinTraverseCitydatesbackto1910whencherrygrowersintheGrandTraverseareabegantoholdinformalcultural“blessingoftheblossoms”(樱花祈福)andchosethefirstqueenin1925.Itnowfeatures150+activities,includingclassiccarshows,sandsculpturecontests,parades,foods,races,concerts,etc.●AnnArborArtFairJuly17-19,2025DowntownAnnArborTheAnnArborArtFairisoneofMichigan’sfinestsummertraditionsandoneofthelargestoutdoorartfairsinthenation.ThestreetsofAnnArborwouldbechangedintoanartactivityareawherevisitorscancreateoriginalworkswhileobservingartists’creativetechniques.●CharlevoixVenetianFestivalJuly19-26,2025CharlevoixThisfestivalfeaturesmanyevents:concerts,beachvolleyball,beach&boatparties,fireworks,andakids’daythatincludesapettingzooaswellasyardgames.Witha$13armband,kidscangetaccesstoalltheentertainmentfacilities.1.WhatdoGrandRapidsLanternFestivalandNationalCherryFestivalhaveincommon?A.Bothareculturallyrich. B.Bothchangethemesyearly.C.Bothbridgeculturesglobally. D.Bothhaveacentury-oldhistory.2.Whichfestivalrunsfortheshortesttime?A.GrandRapidsLanternFestival B.NationalCherryFestivalC.AnnArborArtFair D.CharlevoixVenetianFestival3.WhatcanbeinferredaboutCharlevoixVenetianFestival?A.Itchargesnofees. B.Itisfamily-friendly.C.Itisinaccessibletokids. D.Itlacksoutdooractivities.BAChineseAmericangirlcalledSherryoncesaid,“Tomorrowyou’returningChinese.”ThissentencebecamepopularonTikTok.ManypeoplearoundtheworldbecameinterestedinChineselifestyles.Hervideogotmillionsofviews,andmanyuserssharedtheirownstories.SomeuserslovedChinesehotpot,drinkinghotwaterandwearinghouseslippers(拖鞋).Otherswantedtohavericeporridgeforbreakfastandsharedhowtocookit.Soon,peoplefromdifferentcountriespostedvideosabouttheir“Chinese-styleliving”.Theyenjoyedslow-cookedsoupandsawthesehabitsas“Easternwisdom”.It’simportanttoknow:thistrendisaboutdailyChinesehabits,notchangingnationality.Thisonlineinterestalsoincludeshealthyliving.AnAmericanwomansaiddrinkinghotwaterandgingerteaoftenmadeherstomachfeelbetter.SomeforeignvideomakersstartedpractisingBaduanjin,atraditionalChineseexercise.Theysaiditwasgoodforbuildingstrengthandkeepinghealthy.TheseexamplesshowmoreandmoreforeignersarecuriousaboutChinesetraditions.TravelisalsochanginghowtheworldseesChina.China’s144-hourvisa-freetransitpolicyhelpschangeoldstereotypes(刻板印象).Visitorsfoundamoderncountrywithsmartcarsanddigitalpayments.Theysawpracticalwisdomindailylife,notjusttaichiandcalligraphy.VisitingChinainpersonhelpsthemunderstandthecountrybetterandmorecorrectly.Inthepast,someChinesepeopleignoredtheirownculture,believing“theforeignmoonshinesbrighter”.Now,manyforeignersloveChinese-styleliving.Today,theoverseaswelcomeofChinese-stylelivingoffersamirrorimage,whichletsChinesepeoplelookagainattheirowntraditionsandfindtheirwideattraction.ThistrendalsohelpschangeunfairpicturesofChinainoldWesternmedia.AsmorepeoplevisitChinaandsharerealstories,oldstereotypesareslowlydisappearing.ThepopularityofChinesedailylifecontentonsocialmediarepresentsanewwayofcommunication.Byfocusingondailyroutinesinsteadofdifficultdiscussions,theseshortvideoshelpChinesecultureachievea“softlanding”overseas.AsoneAmericanuserputit,“WethinkbeingChineseiscoolandhealthy.”Thiskindofexchange,basedonreallife,isquietlychangingglobalviewsofChinaandbuildingamoredetailedunderstandingthroughtheuniversallanguageofeverydaylife.4.Whatcharacteristicsdothehabitsinthefirsttwoparagraphshave?A.Theirconnectiontoartslikecalligraphy.B.Theirdependenceonmodernsmarttechnology.C.Theircontributiontohealthandlife.D.TheyareadvisedbyprofessionalChinesebloggers.5.Whatdoestheauthorimplyaboutthe144-hourvisa-freepolicy?A.Ithasreplacedsocialmediaasthemainsourceofinformation.B.IthelpspeopleseetherealChinaandchangeoldwrongideas.C.Itfocusesondevelopingtraditionalartsliketaichi.D.Itaimstoincreasetheusageofdigitalpayments.6.Whydoestheauthorusethephrase“mirrorimage”inParagraph4?A.ToprovethatChineseculturehasalwaysbeenthemostpopularworldwide.B.ToarguethatWesternmediahasahistoryofreflectingChinacorrectly.C.ToshowhowinternationaltrendshelpChinesepeoplerethinktheirculture.D.Toexplainwhythe“foreignmoon”isnolongeranobjectofinterestfortravelers.7.HowdoshortvideoshelpChinesecultureachievea“softlanding”overseas?A.Discussingculturalvaluesthroughsocialmediadebates.B.PresentingChineseculturethroughdailyliferoutines.C.EncouragingmoreAmericanstoadoptahealthylifestyle.D.Buildingmorehigh-techskillstoimproveChina’simage.CAsdailylifebecomesincreasinglystressful,peoplearesearchingforactivitiesthatimprovebothphysicalandmentalhealth.Whilejogging,yoga,andotherexercisesarecommonlypraised,arecentreviewofscientificstudieshashighlighteddanceasperhapsthemostpowerfulchoice.Inananalysisofmorethan200trialsinvolvingover14,000participants,researchersdiscoveredthatallformsofexerciseshowedbenefits,yetdancingwaslinkedwiththegreatestreductioninnegativeemotion.Althoughonlyasmallpartofthestudiesfocusedspecificallyondance,theresultsofitspositiveeffectssuggestthatthisartformdeservesmuchcloserattention.Scientistsproposeseveralexplanationsforwhydanceworkssoeffectively.Becauseitcombinesmovementwithregularbeats,musicalexpression,andsocialinteraction(交流)inasingleactivity,itstartsseveralbrainrewardsystemsatthesametime.Therhythm(节奏)ofthemusiccanraisedopamine,whichsupportsmotivation;physicaleffortreleases(释放)endorphins,whichreducepainandproducerelaxation;andgroupdancingoftenincreasesoxytocin,ahormonelinkedwithrelationshipandtrust.Takentogether,theseprocessesformapowerfulnetworkthatordinaryexercisemaynotfullyachieve.Moreover,danceisnotonlymovementbutalsoexpression.Unlikewalkingorweightlifting,itallowspeopletocommunicateemotionswithoutwords,andforthosesufferingfromdepression,thisnonverbal(非语言的)releasecanbeespeciallytherapeutic.Insomecases,scientistshaveevenobservedthatwhenindividualsmovetogetherinthesamerhythm,theirbrainactivitiesshowsimilarpatterns—aneffectbelievedtodeepenunderstandingandcreateasenseofbelonging.Althoughtheresearchersemphasizetheneedforlargerandlonger-termstudies,theirconclusionisclear:dancingrepresentsalow-cost,culturallyrich,andhighlyenjoyablepracticethatcanstrengthenthebody,makepeoplefeelhappy,andbuildsocialconnectionallatthesametime.8.Whatdoestherecentreviewofstudiesfindaboutdancecomparedtootherexercises?A.Itisthemostcommonlypracticedformofexercise.B.Itshowsthegreatesteffectinreducingsadfeelings.C.Ithasbeenthemainfocusofmostexistingexercisetrials.D.Itisonlybeneficialwhencombinedwithotherexerciseslikejogging.9.Accordingtothescientists,whyisdanceparticularlyeffective?A.Itrequiresexpensiveequipmentandprofessionaltraining.B.Itisasimpleactivitythatdoesnotneedmusicalstimulation.C.Itactivatesseveralbrainrewardsystemsatthesametime.D.Itfocusesonlyonphysicaleffortratherthansocialinteraction.10.Theword“therapeutic”inParagraph4mostnearlymeans______.A.harmfulanddangerous B.havinghealingeffectsC.physicallytiring D.difficulttounderstand11.Whatisthemainpurposeofthepassage?A.Topresentscientificevidenceforthebenefitsofdance.B.Tocriticizethepopularityofjoggingandyoga.C.Tooutlinethehistoryofdanceasanartform.D.Topromoteaspecificdancetrainingprogram.DChildrenareincreasinglytakingbreaksfromtheirsmartphonestobettermanagetheirmentalhealth,personalsafety,andconcentrationspans.Theyarereactingtogrowingconcernsthatspendingtoomuchtimeonlinecanbeharmfulbytakingcontroloftheirownsocialmediaandsmartphoneuseratherthanrelyingonparentstosetlimits,accordingtoexperts.ProfSoniaLivingstone,thedirectoroftheLSE’sDigitalFuturesforChildrencentre,saidherresearchhasfoundthatchildrenandyoungpeoplearetryingvariousoptionstomanagehowtheironlinelivesaffecttheirwell-being,includingtakingabreakfromsocialmedia,distractingthemselvestogetawayfromnegativityonline,seekingmorepositiveexperiencesontheinternetandinsomecasesquittingsocialmediaaltogether.Livingstonesaid:“Childrenhavegotthemessage—fromtheirparents,themedia,theirownexperiences—thattoomuchsocialmediaisn’talwaysgoodforthem.So,theyareexperimentingwithdifferentwaystoprotecttheirwell-being.I’msurethey’retalkingtoeachotheraboutwhatworksforthemandfiguringoutthebestwayahead.”DaisyGreenwell,theco-founderofSmartphoneFreeChildhood,notesthatchildrendoneedachange.Greenwellsaidshewasincreasinglyspeakingtoyoungpeoplewhowere“questioningtheideathatgrowinguponlineisunavoidable”.Shesaid,“Weregularlyhearfromteenagerswhoareexhaustedbythepressureofbeingpermanentlyconnectedandwhoarechoosingtostepbackfortheirownmentalhealth.”Thenumberof12-to-15-year-oldswhotakebreaksfromsmartphones,computersandtabletshasrisenby18%to40%since2022,accordingtoafamousresearchcompany,drawingonasurveyof20,000youngpeopleandtheirparentsacross18countries.A2024reportfoundthat47%of16-to-24-year-oldswhousesocialmediadeactivatenotifications(关闭通知)use“donotdisturb”mode,anincreasefrom40%in2023．12.Whatdochildrenhopetogainbylimitingsmartphoneuse?A.Socialapproval. B.Closerfriendships.C.Trueself-satisfaction. D.Improvedwell-being.13.WhatcanbelearnedabouttheteenagersinLivingstone’sresearch?A.Theyappreciatetheirparents’help.B.Theyactivelyaddresstheirconcerns.C.Theycompletelyavoidsocialmedia.D.Theystruggletobeartheirdigitaladdiction.14.HowdoesGreenwellsupportheropinion?A.Bytellingherstory. B.Byquotinganexpert.C.Bymakingacomparison. D.Bysharingothers’experiences.15.Whatdothefiguresinthelastparagraphindicateconcerningyoungpeople?A.Theirincreasedinternetuse. B.Theirreducedrelianceonparents.C.Theirgrowingscreentimeawareness. D.Theirdeclininginterestinsocializing.第二节（共5小题；每小题2.5分，满分12.5分）阅读下面短文，从短文后的选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。You’veprobablyheardoftummytime(俯卧时间)inthecontextofbabies—apracticethathelpsstrengthenababy’sneck,shouldersandotherimportantmuscles.____16____Socialmediauserspostvideosandpicturesofthemselvesdoingtummytime,andevenwellnessprofessionalshavefollowedthetrend.Thisraisesaquestion:isadulttummytimejustapassingtrendordoesitbringbenefitstoadults?____17____Itcanhelpimproveposture(姿势),particularlyforthosewithtechjobsorwhospendlonghoursinfrontofacomputer.Additionally,ifyousufferfromjointorbackpain,adulttummytimemightbeabeneficialexercise.Foradulttummytime,allyouneedisaflatsurfacelikethefloororabed.Simplylieflatonyourstomachforafewminutes,andthenenhancetheexercisebygentlyliftingyourarmsandlegsofftheground.Beginbydoingitforjustacoupleofminutes.____18____Besuretoconsultahealthcareprofessionalbeforeattemptingthesemovements,especiallyifyouhaveanyspine-related(脊柱相关的)healthconditions.Ifyouwanttoaddtummytimetoyourdailyroutine,regularpracticeiskeytomakingitahabit.Trypairingitwithanexistingdailyhabit.Forexample,youcanchoosetodotummytimerightafterturningoffyouralarmclock.Oryoucanaddtummytimebeforeorafteryourdailyworkout.____19____Whetheryouareseekingrelieffromphysicaldiscomfortorsimplywantingtoaddmorewellnesshabitstoyourlifestyle,tummytimeiswellworthexploring.____20____Thenexttimeyoufeelsomebackachesorneedabreakfromscreens,spendafewminutestryingtummytime.Yourbodywillthankyouforit.A.It’sequipment-freeandeasytodo.B.Lyingfacedowncanproviderealadvantages.C.It’sallaboutfittingitintoyourexistinglifestyle.D.Tummytimealsoofferssomemuch-neededrelief.E.Addmoretimegraduallyasyoubuildyourstrength.F.Recently,adultshavebeenenjoyingtummytime,too.G.Itreferstoplacingbabiesontheirstomachwhiletheyareawake.第三部分语言运用（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，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。Myfamilydidn’thavemuchwhenIwasgrowingupbutIneverfeltpoor.Inorderto____21____allofus,wehadfourlargegardensthatweharvestedeveryyear.MomandDadwould____22____thevegetablesbycanningthem,and____23____everycornerofourrootcellar(地窖).Duringthesummer,wealsoraisedpigstokeepupasupplyof____24____duringthewinter.Evenwithallofthis,thereweretimeswhenwehadto____25____ourfoodbyeatingbeansfortwodays.Momwouldbuyahugebagof____26____drybeansand____27____cookthemalldaylong.Thenshewouldmakesweetcornbreadtogowiththemfordinnerthatday.Everystomachwasfilledbuttherewere____28____plentyofbeansleftover.Thenextday,Dadwouldboilpastaandaddhisspecialblendofspices(香料),finishingitoffbymixingintheleftover(未吃/用完的)brownbeans.Whenboth____29____wereover,everyheartwashappy,andourfamilyofsixhad____30____tofeedourselvesfortwodayswithjustafewdollars.Reflectingonthosechildhoodmealsbringsaspecial____31____tomyheart.Backthen,Ididn’trealizejusthow“____32____”wetrulywere.Wedidn’thavethe____33____toeatout,butwehadwonderfulmealscookedwithlove.Somehow,thatmadeus____34____everymealevenmore.Itislovethatnourishes(滋养)our____35____,justasitisgoodfoodthatnourishesourbodies.21.A.impress B.comfort C.feed D.satisfy22.A.plant B.preserve C.sell D.cook23.A.packaway B.fillup C.putaway D.gatherup24.A.meat B.grains C.treasures D.wealth25.A.serve B.select C.share D.stretch26.A.free B.medium C.cheap D.costly27.A.quickly B.immediately C.gradually D.patiently28.A.seldom B.always C.never D.merely29.A.meals B.cuisine C.bags D.treats30.A.appointed B.allowed C.managed D.happened31.A.relief B.regret C.wonder D.warmth32.A.joyful B.rich C.busy D.proud33.A.money B.time C.energy D.habit34.A.judge B.appreciate C.accept D.prepare35.A.souls B.brains C.behaviors D.thoughts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。Inmanyruralareas,thelocalgovernments____36____(change)traditionalvillagesintoculturaltourismsitesoverthepastfewyears.OnesuchvillageisXitou,inLongquanCity,ZhejiangProvince,____37____ancientdragonkilncomplex(古龙窑建筑群)isthelargestintheworld.Thevillagehasaforestcoveragerateof92%,achievingharmonybetweenhumansandnatureandbeinghometomanyrareandpreciousspecies.Thelocalgovernment,in____38____(respond)totheeconomicchallengesfacedbylocalfarmers,decidedtodevelopculturaltourismasasolution.Sometraditionalactivities,____39____(range)fromceladonfiring(青瓷烧制)tobambooweaving,haveattracted____40____increasingnumberoftourists.Villagers,once____41____(trap)inpoverty,havenowbecome____42____(financial)independent.In2024,thevillagewasrecognized____43____oneoftheworld’s“BestTourismVillages”.However,unlikeothercrowdedtouristhotspots,XitouVillagekeepsaremarkably____44____(peace)atmosphereevenatpeaktimes.Protectingculturalheritageisnotaburden____45____anopportunityforsustainabledevelopment.第四部分写作（共两节，满分40分）第一节（满分15分）46.你校英语社团将举办主题为“HowtoUseAIWiselyforLearning”的讨论会。请你写一篇发言稿，准备在会上发言，内容包括：（1）表明观点；（2）提出建议。注意：写作词数应为80个左右（已给出部分不计入总词数）。Hello,everyone!I’mpleasedtohavetheopportunitytosharemyopiniononhowtouseAIwiselyforlearning.____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________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。Rickyhadfinishedschoolinhissmallhometown.AlthoughhisfatherhopedhewouldgoontostudyforaMaster’sdegree,Rickywasdeterminedtolearncomputerskills.Atschool,hehadoncewatchedacomputerdemonstrationandwasdeeplyimpressed.Fromthenon,hemadeuphismindtoleavethetownandgotothecity.Lifeinthecitywasfarfromeasy.Ricky’stroublesbeganwithfindingaplacetolive.Helookedatseveralrooms,buteithertherentwastoohighorthe