甘肃省兰州市八校2025-2026学年高一下学期期中考试英语试卷

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A.Toencourageustotravelthe B.ToadvertiseseveralstrangeC.Tointroducefunfestivalsfromaroundtheworld.DTomakecomparisonsbetweensomefestivals.Itwasadreamcometruetostudyatoneoftheoldestandbestuniversitiesintheworld.IenjoyedlivingandstudyinginOxfordwhichislittleoldtownwithrichhistoryandbeautifulbuildings.Thestudyingpacewasveryfastanddemanding.However,therewasstillenoughroomtohavefunwithfriendsfrommycohort().Ireallyenjoyedthesociallifeandsurroundedbylike-mindedpeoplefromallaroundtheballet,filmandoutdoor IwassurprisedbyhowdiversethestudentbodywaswhenIarrivedinOxford.ItisLaTomatina西红柿节InSpain,LaTomatinaisalotoffun.Theweek-longfestivalhasmusic,parades,dancing,fireworksandlotsoftomatoes!EveryAugustthousandsofSpaniardstakepartintheLaTomatina

meltingpot()ofextremelysmartandtalentedpeoplefromdifferentculturesandsocioeconomicbackgrounds.高一英语第2页共7AnothershockIexperiencedwastheobviousdividebetweenstudentsandlocals.Oxfordisafterallnotjustauniversitybutalsoatowninhabited(居住于)bylocals.Althoughweallsharethesamespace,thereisalmostnointeractionbetweenthestudentsandthelocals.Duringmystudies,Icouldnotworkbecausetheresimplywasn’tenoughtimetobalanceademandingacademicprogramandajob.LuckilyIwasonascholarshipthatcoveredallofmycostssoIdidn’thavetoworryaboutit.Attheendofmymaster’sprogram,Iinterned(实习)attheOpenSocietyFoundations.Icomefromalow-incomefamilyinCroatia,andasayoungperson,IneverthoughtIwouldbeabletovisitplacesliketheUK,letalonestudyataworld-famousandexpensiveuniversitylikeOxford.LaterIrealizedthatthereareactuallymanyscholarshipsandprogramsthathelpstudentslikemegainaccesstohighereducation.Iwouldrecommendyoungstudentsfromdisadvantagedbackgroundstothinkbigandnotgiveupontheirdreams.Thedoorswillopenforthosewho

ManyeducatorshavebeenteachingthemselveshowtouseAI.ForJeromeOng,a5thgradeteacherinRidgewood,NewJersey,AIhaschangedthewayheapproachesteaching.HenowusesAItoolseveryweekinhisclassroom.“Youhavetofindwhatworksforyourstudents,”hesaid.OngnotonlyteacheshisstudentswhatAIis,butalsowhereitfallsshort.“Ifyoukeepatitandsay,‘No,you’rewrong,you’rewrong,’eventuallyAIwillsay,‘I’msorry,Iwaswrong.’DoingthatwithyourclasscanshowyouthatAIisn’treallyassmartasyouthinkitis,”Ongsaid.Thissummer,Microsoft,OpenAIandAnthropicannouncedafirst-of-its-kindplantotrainhundredsofthousandsofmembersoftheAmericanFederationofTeachers.“Ithinkifwe’regoingtomakeAIworkforstudentsandkids,weneedtolistentoteachers,”saidMicrosoftpresidentBradSmith.The$23millioninvestmentwillgotowardvirtualandin-persontraininginNewYorkCity.determinedand “ThedirectconnectionbetweenateacherandtheirkidscanneverbereplacedbyWhatdidtheauthorlikeinThesociallifeandhiscohort’sC.Theoldandbeautiful

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technologies,butifwelearnhowtousethem,setpracticalguidelinesandputteachersinthedriver’sseat,teachingandlearningcanbebetter,”saidAFTPresidentRandiWeingarten.However,criticscitecheatingconcernsandMicrosoft’sownresearch,whichshowedWhywastheauthorsurprisedonarrivalinThebeautiful B.FriendlylocalC.Smartandtalented D.StudentsfromdifferentHowdidtheauthorpaythecostsin

self-reportedreductionincriticalthinkingskillswhenAIwasnotusedresponsibly.AFTmemberLoisWeinerthinksteacherswouldbebetterservedbymoresupportwithinschoolsthanbyapartnershipwithSiliconValley.“Thereissomuchboredominthejob,buttheanswertothatistoimproveteachers’workingconditions,”saidWeiner,addingthatAIdoesnotachievebetterWiththehelpoftheOpenSociety

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D.Bydoingpart-time Smitharguededucationshouldbelefttoteachers:“Thoseofusinthetechfieldneedprovidethetoolsandhelpschoolboards,districts,andteacherssotheydecidehowtoputthosetoolsintopractice.”Whatdotheunderlinedwords“fallsshort”inparagraph1A.Is B.Has C.Isnot D.FailstoWhatisthemainideaofparagraph高一英语第3页共7Teachersareurgedtolistentostudents.B.Microsoftwillinvest$23millioninC.Techcompaniesplantotrain D.ThreefirmsaimtopromoteAIinWhatcanbeinferredfromLoisWeiner’sAIcanhelpreduceteachers’ B.Partnershipwithtechfirmsbenefits

thinkingrationally,makingindependentjudgments,andhavingahealthydoubtaboutwhatisbeingread,arecommontoallsubjects.Nomattertheareaofstudy,usingcriticalthinkingskillsleadstoclear,flexiblethinkingandabetterunderstandingofthesubjectathand.32.WhydoestheauthorprefercertainC.Teachersaresmarterthan D.Teachersneedmoresupportwithin A.Theyareerror-freein B.TheypresentexcitingWhatisBradSmith’sattitudetowardsAIin

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B.UsesofdeepD.Methodsofthinkingandupper-levelcoursesacrossdifferentsubjects.Instructorshavedifferentexplanationsofwhattheyactuallyrequirefromyou,but,ingeneral,theyexpectyoutorespondthoughtfullytothetextsyouread.Thefirstthingyoushouldrememberisnottobeafraidofcriticalthinking.Itdoesnotmeanthatyouhavetocriticizethetext,opposeitsbasicidea,orattackthewritersimplybecauseyoufeelyouhaveto.Criticismistheprocessofrespondingtoandjudgingideas,arguments,andstylesothatreadersunderstandhowandwhyyouvaluethem.Criticalthinkingisalsoaprocessthatiskeytoallsubjects.WhileinthispassageIrefermainlytocriticalthinkinginwriting,thegeneralprinciplesbehindcriticalthinkingareverysimilarinotherfields.Inhistory,forinstance,itcouldmeanexaminingandanalyzingprimarysourcestounderstandthebackgroundinwhichtheywerewritten.Inthehardsciences,itusuallyinvolvesmakingjudgmentsanddecisionsrationally(理性地),andsolvingproblems.Whilecriticalthinkingmaybesubject-specific,mostofitsgeneralprinciplessuch

第二节七选五（525125WaystoPutDownYourFormostpeople,whentheywakeupinthemorning,thefirstthingtocometotheirmindistofindtheirsmartphone.36 .Herearesomequickandeasywaystohandletheproblem.PickupaReadanewspaperandyouwillbesurprisedathowrelaxingitistoreadthroughtheday’snews.Wewillfindourattentionhasincreased.Andwemightbeattractedbyit.37.EventheNewYorkTimescostsonly$9aweek.Itoffersbothhomedeliveryanddigitalaccess.Listentothe.Youwillbeamazedathowentertainingandhelpfulsomeradioprogramsstillcanbe.Moreimportantly,youwon’tbeattractedtothoseappsandwebsites.CutoffsocialmediaWeloveusingFacebookorXtocommunicatewithfriendsandrelations.Justcheckin高一英语第4页共7yourlunchbreakoratthegym.Andturnoffappandemailnotifications(通知)atsome 55ofmytruetimesinanyotherplaces,soyouaren’tattractedby A. B.

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D.D.D.D.D.Igrewupinafamilywhereacademicsuccesswaseverything.Myparents,bothuniversityprofessors,hadmyfuture41planned:tophighschooltoIvyLeaguetolawyer.Ifollowedtheirplanperfectlyuntilsophomoreyear,whenacommunitytheaterposter42mypath.

第二 语法填空(共10小题;每小题1.5分,满分15分词或使用括号中词语的正确形式填空，并将答案填写在答题卡。Shanghai’stourismauthoritiessaidthecityrecorded6.29millionvisitsbyforeignDuringrehearsals()forRomeoandJuliet,IdiscoveredanunexpectedMemorizinglines thansolvingmathproblems.Thestagebecamemyescape

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increaseofnearly50percentcompared44.Butwhenmyparentsfoundout,their45wassharp:“Thisisadistraction(干扰Despitetheirdisagreement,Istillkeptgoingtopractice.However,IwasnotasconfidentasIusedtobe.Onenight,mydramateacher46thatmyhandswereshaking.“Youhaverealtalent,shesaid,handingmeanauditionflyer(试镜传单).Ihesitated—theaudition47withanimportantexam.Ultimately,I48tofollowmyheart.Weekslater,standingnervouslybackstage,Irealizedthiswasn’tjustaboutacting.It

Thecityreceivedabout8.28millioninternationaltouristsfromJanuarytoNovember,upnearly40percentyearonyear,57ishigherthanthefull-yeartotalfor2024.TheRepublicofKorearemainedShanghai’s58(large)andfastest-growingtouristsourcecountrysincethebeginningofthisyear,withabout805,000visits.JapanandtheUnitedStatesfollowed,with584,000and490,000visitsrespectively.Other (include)IndonesiaandItaly,alsoshowedcleargrowth.Theriseisdue60China’s

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classes,andwalkinghometogethereveryday.“You’relikethesisterIneverhad,”Miasaid(drive)byincreasinglyindependenttravelers,isplacinggreaterdemandsoncitywidepublicservicesanddistrict(区域)-leveltourism64(promote).AstheNewYearholidayapproaches,Shanghaihasintroducedatotalof120tourismroutes.They65(wise)mixmoderncityviewsandculturalheritagewithnewexperiencestomeetdifferenttravelneeds.第四部分书面表达（40

afternoon,smilingaswesatunderourfavoritebigtree.Inodded,feelinghappy.Foramonth,wetoldeachothereverything—dreams,worries.Lifefeltperfect.Problemscamewhenmydiarydisappeared.I’dleftitonmydeskduringgymclass,andwhenIcameback,itwasgone.Iwasworried—mydeepestsecretswereinside.Later,IsawMiatalkingquietlywithSarah,thegirlwhoalwaysgavememeanlooks.Mialookedatme,quicklylookedaway.“Didyouseemydiary?”Iasked,myvoiceshaking.Mia’seyesgot第一节写作（满分15分 “No,I…Ihaven’tseenit.”Butherhandsshookasshespoke.Ifeltabadfeelinginmy515”(CampusFitnessFestival)，Sarahsmiledinameanway,andIknew—Miahadtaken该活动包含趣味跑步、瑜伽(yoga)注意：1.写作词数应为80左右；2.可以适当增加细节,以使行文连贯。DearHowiseverything

IstayedawayfromMiacompletely.Atlunch,Isatalone,staringatmysandwich.Whenshetriedtotalktome,Iturnedmyback.“What’swrong?”sheasked,hervoicebreaking.“Justleavemealone,”Isaidangrily.Mia’sfacelookedsad,andsheranoff.Daysturnedintoweeks.Imissedherlaugh,heradvice,thewayshecouldalwaysmakemesmile.ButIwastooproudtosaysorry.Onerainyafternoon,IsawMiasittingunderourbigtree,tearsmixingwithraindrops.Mychesthurt,butIwalkedpasther.SomethingluckyhappenedwhenIstayedlatetofinishaproject.AsIwalkedpastthelibrary,IheardavoiceIknew.“Ican’tbelieveyoutookherdiary!”ItwasSarah,shoutingataboynamedParagraph“Ijustwantedtoseewhatshewroteaboutme,”JakesaidLookingforwardtoyour第二节任务型写作（25

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Thenextday,IwenttofindMiaunderour高一英语第6页共71~56~1011~1516~2021. 22.23.24. 25.28. 29.26.30.27.31.32. 33.34.35.36. 37.38.39. 40.41. 42.43.44. 45.46.47. 48.49.50.51. 52.53.54. 55.56.57.58.59.60.61.62.63.64.65.（40分）第一节（15分）DearHowiseverythingI’mwritingtoinviteyoutoourschool’sCampusFitnessFestival,whichwillbeheldonMayThefestivalhasavarietyofinterestingactivities.Onehighlightisthefunrunningrace,wherewe’llrunthroughcampuswithcolorfulobstacles—it’smoreaboutlaughterthanThere’salsoayogaexperiencesessionledbyaprofessionalcoach,perfectforrelaxingandstretchingyourbodyafterstudy.Ireallyhopeyoucanjoinus.It’sagreatchancetomakemorefriends,experienceChinesecampusculture,andgetfitinarelaxingway.You’lldefinitelyhaveawonderfultime!LookingforwardtoyourLi第二节（25分“Ijustwantedtoseewhatshewroteaboutme,”Jakesaidquietly.Ifroze,myheartbeatingfast.MydiaryIrushedintotheroom,myfacegrewhotwithanger.“That’smine!Youhadnorighttotakeitaway!”Ishouted,pullingitfromJake’shands.Sarah’sfaceturnedred.“Ididn’ttellMiaanything,”shesaidinalowervoice.Iheldmydiarytightlyandranoutoftheroom.Isomethingheavywassittinginmystomach.Miahadbeentellingthetruthallalong.ButIhadblamedherforsomethingshedidn’tdo,andshehadn’tevenbeenangrywithme.Thenextday,IwenttofindMiaunderourtree.“I’msosorry,”Isaid,myvoiceshaky.“Ithoughtyoutookmydiary,butitwasJake.Ihavetotrustyou.”Mialookedatmeandhereyeswerewelledupwithtears.“Whydidn’tyoujustaskme?”shewhispered.Isatdownbesideher,tearsfallingtoo.“Iwasstupid.You’remybestfriend,Mia.Idon’twanttoloseyou.”Miasmiledthroughhertearsandgavemeatighthug.Iunderstoodthen—truefriendshipisn’taboutneverhavingfights.It’saboutforgivingandtrusting.Text1W:DoesPeterknowwe’rehavingasurprisepartyforhimwhenheturns13thisweek?M:No.Hethinkswearegivingaretirementpartyfortheheadmaster.W:Iamsoexcited.Ithasbeenalongtimesincewepartiedtogether.Text2对拳击的不同看法M:DoyoulikeW:Notreally,Ithinkit’stooviolent.Iprefersomethingquietandrelaxing,likeM:Well,Ithinkitisachallengingsport.I’mactuallyonmywaytothegym.I’mlearningboxingText3W:DoyoulikeyournewM:It’snicetohaveenoughspaceforallmythings,soI’mgladthatImoved.ButImissmyfriendsandneighbors.Iespeciallymisslivingsoclosetotheschool.Text4M:Hello,Ilostmycreditcardlastnight.CanIgetanewW:Sure!I’llfirstcancelthelostcard,andyoushouldreceiveanewoneinthreedays.Areyouatthesameaddress?M:Yes,thankText5W:Andy,that’salovelypoemyoujustread.Ican’tbelieveyouaresoskilledinwritingpoems.M:I’mgladyoulikeit.Actually,Icopieditfromanewspaper.Text6W:Hi,David.WhatareyouM:I’mreadingareportaboutamancalledTreeHero.W:Whoishe?M:Heisan83-year-oldmanwhohasbeenplantingtreesforalmost20years.W:Isee.DoyouknowamagazinecalledGreenChina?M:Ihaveheardaboutthemagazine,butIknowlittleaboutW:Maybetherearesomeintheschoollibrary.Whynotborrowone?M:Thatsoundsgood.Let’sgo.Text7M:Jenny,wouldyouliketogotothemovieswithmeW:Iamafraidnot.Therearen’tanygoodfilmson.IwouldprefertostayathomeandwatchtheTVprogramaboutEnglishlearning.It’sfun.Wouldyouliketojoinme?M:No,IamboredwithlearninggrammarandW:Theshowisdifferentfromwhatyouthought.ItintroducessomepopularEnglishidioms.Forexample,youwanttoinviteagirltodinner,butshesays,“CouldIhavearaincheck?”Doyouknowwhatshemeans?M:Umm…maybeshewantstochecktheW:Ofcoursenot.Infact,itmeansthatshecan’taccepttheinvitation,butshewouldliketodoitanothertime.M:That’skindofW:Comeon.Let’swatchit