贵州贵阳市白云区南湖实验中学2025-2026第二学期5月月考高一英语试题（含答案）

2025-2026第二学期5月月考高一英语试题二、阅读理解ATownsThatShapedAmericanMusicWhilecitieslikeNashville,Memphis,andNewOrleansarefamousformusic,therearesmallertownslikeLubbock,Clarksdale,andMacon,whichhaveshapedsomeofthemostinfluentialmusiciansofalltime.LubbockLubbockisasmalltownwithabigheartforart.It’sbestknownasthebirthplaceofBuddyHolly,oneofthemostimportantfiguresinrockandroll.ThetownhonorsHollywithstreetartfeaturinghisfamousglasses,andaperformancecenternamedafterhim—theBuddyHollyHall.Hisinfluencecanbeseenalloverthetown.ShreveportInthe1940sand50s,ShreveportwasamajorcenterofAmericanmusic.ItwashometotheLouisianaHayride,aradioshowwheremusicstarslikeElvisPresley,HankWilliams,andJohnnyCashbegantheircareers(职业).Theshowwassoinfluentialthatitwascalled“TheCradleoftheStars”,anditbecamesecondonlytotheGrandOleOpryinimportanceforcountrymusic.ClarksdaleClarksdaleisasmalltownintheMississippiDeltawherethesoundofbluesmusicstarted.It’sfamousastheplacewheremusicianslikeRobertJohnson,MuddyWaters,andHowlin’Wolfgrewup.Itseemslikeyoucouldhearbluesplayingaroundeverycorner,sevennightsaweek.MaconMaconisatownfullofhistoryandmusic,withamixofSoutherncharm(魅力)andmodernculture.It’sknownas“thecitywheresoul(灵魂)lives”,andthat’struebecauseit’swherebothLittleRichard,the“ArchitectofRockandRoll”,andOtisRedding,the“KingofSoul”,grewup.VisitorscantourtheCapricornSoundStudios,whereSouthernrockmusicwasborn.21.WhichtownhasacloseconnectiontoBuddyHolly?A．Macon.B．Lubbock.C．Shreveport.D．Clarksdale.22.WhatisClarksdalefamousfor?A．Jazzmusic.B．Bluesmusic.C．Rockandroll.D．Countrymusic.23.WherewillyougoifyouwanttoexplorethehistoryofSouthernrockmusic?A．TheGrandOleOpry.B．TheLouisianaHayride.C．TheBuddyHollyHall.D．TheCapricornSoundStudios.BBornin1990,awheelchairhasbeenpartofZhaoHongcheng’slifesinceshewasoneyearoldduetopoliomyelitis(小儿麻痹症).Andnow,asavideocontentcreatorwhohasover84,000followersonthevideo-sharingplatformBilibili,Zhaowantstobeabridgebetweenthedisabledandtherestofsociety.“Imademyfirstvideoin2019,”Zhaosays.“Myoriginalpurposewastofindawaytoreducemyemotionalstress.Ialwaysmetinconveniencecausedbymywheelchairwhengoingout,whichmademefeelsad.Ibarelyhadanydisabledfriends,soIhadnoonetotalkto.Ifeltquitelonely,”Zhaoexplains.HerfirstvlogwasaboutatriptoGuangzhouwithfriends.Thevideowasviewedmorethan2,000timesonthefirstday.“Thismademefeelthatthereweremanythingsworthsharinginmylife,”sheexplains.Sincethen,thatfirstvideohasbeenviewedover48,000times.Herfourthvideo,displayinghowshegottoworkinawheelchair,madeherevenmorepopular.Thevideohasreceivedmorethan300,000viewsonBilibili.“OneofthegreatthingsaboutbeingacontentcreatoristhatIfeellikeIhavetheopportunityoftalkingabouttherealdifficultiesandpainsthatadisabledpersonfaces,”Zhaosays.24.What’sthepurposeofZhao’sfirstvideo?A．Tomakealiving.B．Toreduceheremotionalstress.C．Tobepopular.D．Topracticefilmskills.25.WhatisParagraph3mainlyabout?A．Theproblemsthedisabledface.B．Thedifficultiesofmakingavideo.C．ThepopularityofZhao’svideos.D．ThefourvideosZhaomade.26.WhatisthemeaningofbeingacontentcreatorforZhao?A．Receivingmoreviews.B．BeingsuccessfulonBilibili.C．Sharingstoriesfromthedisabled.D．Encouragingthedisabledtobecontentcreators.27.Whichcanbethebesttitleforthepassage?A．APositiveDisabledInfluencerB．AlonelyDayoftheDisabledC．APopularContentCreatorD．ACaringCommunityfortheDisabledCTotrulyunderstandaplace,readingbooksorlisteningtotravelers’storiesaboutitisnotenough.Onlybystandingonitsland,usingitslanguage,andexperiencingitfirsthandcanyoutrulysay,“Iknowthisplace.”London,forme,becamemorethanjustacityofkingsandqueensorafinancialcenteroftheworld—itcamealiveinwaysIcouldneverhaveimagined.London’slifedoesn’tonlyexistinitsgrandpalaces.Youcanfeelitonthestreets,intheunderground,andinthepubs.Asyouwalkaround,differentsmellsgreetyournose,showingthecity’shistory,varietyandenergy.WhatstruckmethemostwasLondon’svariety.Walkingdownthestreetsfeltlikewanderingthroughavibrant(充满活力的)market—youneverknowwhatkindofface,language,orcultureyouwillcomeacrossnext.Ononestreet,youcouldtraveltheworld,tastingfoodfromeverycorneroftheglobe.Theopennessandfreedomthereareamazing.Despitethis,Londonalsofeltisolated(孤立的)attimes.Thebusysubwaytunnels,filledwithbrightads,seemeddisconnected.Andeventhoughpeoplecouldunderstandmeperfectly,speakingnotinmymothertonguefeltabitoddandmademefeellikeanoutsider.IalsorealizedthatlifeinLondonisn’teasyforeveryone.Everythingseemstocomewithaprice—whetherit’sgettinggoodserviceatarestaurantorenteringamuseumexhibit.Itfeltlikeaccesstothe“goodlife”wassomethingyoureallyhadtopayfor.Londonisacitythatattracts,inspiresandsometimesdeceives(欺骗).Butafterwalkingitsstreetsandexperiencingitfirsthand,IcanfinallysayI’veseenLondonwithmyowneyesandfeltitwithmyheart.28.WherecanyoufeelthelifeofLondon?A．Attheairport.B．Attherestaurants.C．Inthemuseums.D．Ineverydaysettings.29.HowdidtheauthorfeelwhenspeakingEnglishinLondon?A．Upsetandscared.B．Strange,anddistant.C．Excitedandconfident.D．Naturalandcomfortable.30.WhatcanbeinferredaboutLondon’s“goodlife”?A．Itprovidesqualityservicetoall.B．Itisaccessibletolocalsforfree.C．Itcostsmuchtofullyexperience.D．Itislimitedtohistoricallandmarks.31.Whatmessagedoesthetextmainlyexpress?A．Londonisthebestcityintheworldtolivein.B．London’shistoryisitsmostattractivefeature.C．Experiencingaplacepersonallyleadstorealunderstanding.D．Masteringforeignlanguageensuresmeaningfultravelexperience.DWhilefacialrecognition(面部识别)technologycontinuestoimprovemanyaspects(方面)ofhumanlife,it’snowbeingappliedtoaidtheprotectionofgiantpandas,XinhuaNewsAgencyreportedrecently.AnaturereservehasbuiltanAI-enabledvideomonitoringsystemtobetterprotectgiantpandas.Installedwith300infrared(红外线)cameras,themonitoringsystemhelpsensurethehealthandsafetyof110wildgiantpandasthere.Itwasputintooperationtwoyearsago,andhascapturednumerousphotosandvideosofpandasengagedinactivitiessuchaseating,restingandfightingformates.Itprovidesscientificdatatohelpusgrasppandas’livingconditionsandestablishconservationstrategies.Moreimportantly,itachievesreal-timemonitoring(实时监控)ofthereserve(保护区)sothatwecandiscernthethreats(威胁)tothewildlife(野生动植物)asearlyaspossible.Arecentstudyfoundthefacialrecognitionsystemcanautomaticallyrecognizevariouswildanimalscaughtininfraredcameras,allowingresearcherstocollectdataongiantpandaswhilestayingindoors.It’sshownthatbyequippingtheAI-aidedsystemtoretainthefiledphotosofgiantpandas,weobtaina98%successrateforspeciesrecognition.Itssuccessrateofrecognizingotherwildanimalscantop80%.In2021alone,thismonitoringsystemcaptured2,896photosofgiantpandasandotherrareanimalsandfilmed3,218secondsoffootage,showcasingthereserve’ssoundecologicalenvironmentaswellasagradualriseinpandapopulationthere.Headofthereserve’sadministration,LiuXingming,saidresearchersusedthesystemnotonlytoobservethedynamicsandhealthofthegiantpandapopulationbutalsotolearnaboutchangesinthenaturalsurroundingsoftheirhabitat.“Themonitoringsystemhasenabledsystematic,scientific,andintelligentconservationofwildlife,”headded.“However,itisexpectedtobefurtherimprovedandoptimized(优化)inthenearfuture.”32.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“discern”meaninparagraph2?A．solve.B．cause.C．reduce.D．find.33.Whatcanbelearnedaboutthenewtechnologyfromthestudy?A．Itprecisely(精确地)recognizesanyspecies.B．Itmakespandapopulationriserapidly.C．Itcontributestospeciesdatacollection.D．Itunderstandspandas’facialexpressions.34.WhichcanbeinferredfromwhatLiuXingmingsaid?A．Thegiantpandapopulationishealthier.B．Thesystemhasn’tsolvedallproblems.C．Thesystemhasnoneedtobeimproved.D．Thegiantpanda’shabitathaschanged.35.Whichofthefollowingcanbethebesttitleforthetext?A．PandaFacialRecognitionCollectingandUsingDatabaseB．FunctionsofAI-enabledFacialRecognitionTechnologyC．AI-aidedMonitoringSystemforBetterPandaProtectionD．ABreakthrough(突破)inVideoMonitoringSystem三、七选五Forgiveness(宽恕)isoftenconsideredasanimportantdecisiontoletgooffeelingsofangertowardssomeonewhoyoubelievehaswrongedyou.However,whileyoumaybequitegenerousinyourabilitytoforgiveothers,youcanbemuchharderonyourself.___36___.AccepttheresultofyouractionsForgivingyourselfisaboutmorethanjustputtingthepastbehindyouandmovingon.___37___.Facingwhatyouhavedoneorwhathashappenedisthefirststeptowardsself-forgiveness.It’salsothehardeststep.Ifyouhavebeenmakingexcusesinordertomakethemseemacceptable,itistimetoacceptwhatyouhavedone.Treatyourselfwithkindnessandcompassion(同情)Forgivingyourselfrequiresfacingyouractions,butitisimportanttoreachthiswithself-compassion.___38___.Trytobecompassionateinsteadofbeingself-critical(自我批评的).___39___Makingacorrectionisanimportantpartofforgiveness,evenwhenthepersonyouareforgivingisyourself.Onewaytomovepastyourregretistotakeactiontocorrectyourmistakes.LearnfromtheexperienceForgivingyourselfoftenrequiresfindingawaytolearnfromtheexperienceandmakeanactiveefforttodobetterinthefuture.Todothis,youneedtounderstandwhyyoubehavethewayyoudidandwhyyoufeelsorry.Whatstepscanyoutaketopreventthesamebehaviorsagaininthefuture?___40___,ratherthanfeelsorryaboutthosepastmistakes.A．MakeacorrectionB．Beawareofothers’feelingsC．ItisaboutacceptingwhathashappenedD．ThefollowingstepsmayhelpyoulearnhowtoforgiveyourselfE．YouneedtotellyourselfthatthoughtsarenotfactsF．RemindyourselfofwhatyoulearnedtoguideyouractionsgoingforwardG．Thekeyistotreatyourselfwiththesamekindnessyoushowtoanotherperson四、完形填空Itwasasunnyweekend.IhadplannedtogomountainclimbinginthesuburbswithDaniel.However,asuddenheavyrainthatmorningdisruptedmyplan.Lookingoutofthewindow,Icouldn’thelpfeelingalittle___41___astherainpoureddown.However,Daniel___42___,“Sincewecan’tgomountainclimbing,whydon’twegotoanold___43___inthecity?Iheardtherearemanyinterestingshopsanddeliciousfoodthere.”Ithoughtitwasagoodideaand___44___.Webravedtheheavyrainandarrivedattheoldneighborhood.Althoughtheskywasstill___45___,theoldbuildingsanduniqueatmosphereoftheneighborhoodattractedus.Wewalkedthroughthenarrowstreetsandadmiredthe___46___shopsonbothsides.Aretro-stylecoffeeshopcaughtourattentionandwedecidedtogoinandrest.Inthecoffeeshop,wetastedthedeliciouscoffeeandtalkedaboutourdailylives.___47___,astrangefigurewalkedintothecoffeeshop.Helooked___48___andlost.Hiseyesfellonuscasuallyandseemedtobelookingforsomething.Outof___49___,wetookthe___50___totalktohim.Itturnedoutthathewasaphotographerandhehadjustlostanimportantmemorycardwhichcontainedhisworksofmanyyears.Hehadbeensearchingforitintheneighborhoodforalongtime,butstillcouldn’tfindit.Afterhearing___51___histroubles,wedecidedtohelphimsearchforit.Wesearchedaroundtheneighborhoodandaskedmanypeople,butcouldn’tfindthememorycard.Justwhenwewereabouttogiveup,alittlekid___52___touswithamemorycardandsaidhehadfounditbytheroadside.Weexcitedlytookthememorycardandaftercheckingitwas___53___,wegaveitbacktothephotographer.Thephotographerlookedatusgratefullywithtearsinhiseyes.Hesaid,“Thankyouverymuch.Thismemorycardmeansalottome.”Wefelthappythatwecouldhelphimanditaddedmoremeaning___54___thisunexpectedtrip.Thisexperiencemademerealizethatlifealwayshasunexpectedsurprisesandtwists.Sometimes,___55___yourplanisnotabadthinganditmaybringyouamorewonderfulexperience.41.A．disabledB．disappointedC．disgracefulD．disturbed42.A．suggestedB．claimedC．answeredD．demanded43.A．museumB．communityC．streetD．neighborhood44.A．admiredB．agreedC．jumpedD．permitted45.A．sunnyB．chillyC．gloomyD．clear46.A．ancientB．crowdedC．spaciousD．various47.A．GraduallyB．SlowlyC．SuddenlyD．Quickly48.A．tiredB．angryC．energeticD．relieved49.A．questionB．curiosityC．controlD．danger50.A．actionB．measuresC．responsibilityD．initiative51.A．aboutB．fromC．outD．into52.A．listenedB．talkedC．cameD．pointed53.A．completeB．correctC．fullD．useful54.A．withB．upC．inD．to55.A．changingB．schedulingC．makingD．following五、语法填空QiBaishiisaworld-famousartmasterinChina.Hewasbornin___56___poorfamilyfromXiangtan,Hunanprovince.Hewasatschoolforlessthanayearbecause___57___illnesses.Oneday,hefoundaChinesepaintingguidebook—JieziyuanHuapu.Thebookinspiredhisinterestsinpainting___58___(picture).Hedecided___59___(learn)byhimselfandlaterbecameamasterofartthroughhishardwork.In1902,he___60___(start)totravelaroundChina.Hevisitedfamousplaces,metmanypeopleandsawdifferentkindsofartpieces.Theseexperienceshelpedhimbecomeoneofthe___61___(good)artistsofalltime.___62___(He)paintingsaregenerallyaboutthesmallthingsoftheworld,suchasfish,shrimps(虾)andfrogs.“MouseandCatwithLamp”isoneofthem.Inthepicture,amouseisstandingonthetopofalongpole(杆子).Underthepoleisacat.Theyaresolively___63___itlooksliketheywouldjumpoutofthepapertofight.Alltheworks___64___(create)byQiBaishiinafreshway,whichexpressedhislovefornatureandlife.Histalentsandskillsamazedthewholeworldalot.Heis___65___(undoubted)amasterofartandtheprideofXiangtan.六、书信写作66.假定你是李华，你校英文报开设了“MyEverydayHero”专栏，请你写一篇短文投稿，分享校园中感动或影响过你的人。内容包括：1．人物简介；2．具体事例；3．对你的影响。注意：1．写作词数80左右；2．请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。MyEverydayHero________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________七、读后续写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。EmilylivedinasmalltownintheEnglishcountryside.Therollinggreenhills,theold-fashionedhouses,andthefriendlycommunitypaintedapictureofpeacefulbeauty.Here,everyonekneweachother,andlifewassimpleandsweet.Oneday,astrange,tallandthindogappearedinthetown.Withnocollarorsignsofownership,heseemedtohaveappearedoutofnowhere.Thedogwasfriendlyandquicklybecamealovablenuisance(讨厌鬼),wanderingaboutthetownwithoutacare.ThetownspeoplenamedhimMax,andhesoonbecameanunofficialtownmascot(吉祥物).Hehadatrickofshowingupinthemostunexpectedplaces,causingbothamusementandannoyanceamongthetownspeople.Emily,akind-heartedwoman,developedaparticularfondnessforMax.Despitehisdisorderlybehavior,shecouldn’thelpbutbeattractedbythedog’snaughtyandfunnyactionsandhappy-go-luckynature.Astimepassed,anunspokenrelationshipgrewbetweenEmilyandMax.ThestraydogwouldoftenappearatEmily’sdoorstep,wagginghistailingreeting.Emilyfoundherselflookingforwardtothesevisits,andMaxbecameatreasuredpartofherdailylife.Shewouldsharehersnackswithhim,takehimforawalkaroundthetown,andtalktohimaboutherday,asifhecouldunderstandeveryword.Onestormyevening,Maxdidn’tshowupatEmily’shouse.Theweatherwassevere,andEmilycouldn’thelpbutworryaboutthestraydog.Shedecidedtobravethestormandlookforhim.Emilysearchedhighandlow,herheartpoundingwithworry.Thestreetsweredeserted,andthestormshowednosignsofstopping.Justwhenshewasabouttolosehope,sheheardaweakwhiningsound.Followingthesound,EmilyfoundMaxtrappedunderafallentree.Shecouldseethefearinhiseyes,buttherewasnowayshecouldmovet