陕西省榆林市2025-2026学年高一下学期5月期中英语试题（含答案）

陕西省榆林市2025-2026学年高一下学期5月期中英语试题第一部分阅读理解（满分37.5分）第一节阅读理解（共15小题；每小题2.5分，满分37.5分）AThe34thRaindanceFilmFestivalCallsforEntry2026!The34thRaindanceFilmFestivalisacceptingfilmsuntilMarch2,2026andwilltakeplacefromJune17toJune26,2026.ResultswillbeannouncedonMay16,2026.AbouttheFestivalSince1992,theRaindanceFilmFestivalhassupportedthenewgenerationofcreativefilmmakersintheUKandworldwide.IttakesplaceinCentralLondon,allowinginternationalfilmmakerstoenjoyatrulyLondonexperience.ThefestivalisthelargestindependentfilmfestivalintheUK.ItisofficiallyrecognizedbytheAcademyofMotionPictureArtsandSciencesUSA,theBritishAcademyofFilmandTelevisionArts(BAFTA),andtheBritishIndependentFilmAwards.WinnersofBestAnimationShort/BestDocumentaryShort/ShortoftheFestivalwillqualifyforOscar,andsomeofthemmayalsobeconsideredfortheBAFTAAwards.Requirements—Thefestivalacceptsshortfilms(under45minutes)andfeaturefilms(over45minutes).Alltypesoffilmsareaccepted(fiction,documentary,animation,experimental,etc.).—FilmsmusthavebeencompletedafterJanuary1st,2025.—Forthecompetitivesections,thefestivalprefersfirst-andsecond-timefilmmakers.—AllforeignlanguagefilmsmustincludeEnglishsubtitlefiles(字幕文件).—Submissions(提交)mustbedoneviaFilmFreeway.SubmissionFeesandDeadlinesEarlyBirdDeadline:December8,2025RegularDeadline:January19,2026LateDeadline:March2,2026FeatureFilms:$81/$104/$128ShortFilms:$48/$61/$84WerecommendfilmmakerstoreadthefullRulesandRegulationshere:https://filmfreeway.com/Raindance.Notice:Thisisalsothesubmissionlink(链接).1.Whenwillthefestivalendin2026?A．OnMarch2.B．OnMay16.C．OnJune17.D．OnJune26.2.Whatisarequirementforaforeignlanguagefilmforthefestival?A．ItisqualifiedforOscar.B．IthasEnglishsubtitlefiles.C．Itmustlastfor45minutes.D．ItshouldbesetinLondon.3.Whatarefilmmakersexpectedtodo?A．Createtheirownwebsites.B．Applyforfreesubmissions.C．Submittheirworksonline.D．Calltheorganizerinadvance.BLindseyVonnisoneofthemostsuccessfulskiracersinhistory.AfterwinningfourWorldCupoverallchampionships,sheranksamongtheall-timeleadersinWorldCupvictories.VonnmadehistoryasthefirstAmericanwomantowinOlympicgoldindownhill(速降)atthe2010VancouverWinterOlympics.Vonnshowedgreattalentatagetwowhenshefirststeppedontotheslopes(斜坡).Shewonherfirstraceatsevenandbeganinternationalcompetitionsbynine.Comingfromanathleticfamily—herfatherwasaformerjuniorskichampion—Vonnreceivedstrongsupport.Yetherdrivewasunique.Shedidn’tjustlovetocompete;shelovedspeed.Thefocusrequiredforsharpturnsathighspeedandtheexcitementofrisk-takingdrewhertodownhillracing.Recognizingherpotential,thefamilymovedtoColoradoforworld-classtrainingandbetteropportunities.However,Vonn’scareerwasanythingbuteasy.Crashingoniceathighspeedwithoutprotectionledtosevereinjuries—onecrashnearlytoreherleginhalf.Aftermanyinjuries,doctorsadvisedhertoretire.Sheinitiallyfollowedthisadvice,saying,“Nevergiveup.Juststartanewchapter.”ButVonnwasn’tfinished.Sheendedfiveyearsofretirementwithacomeback.“Istillloveskiing,andthat’stheonlyreasonIcameback,”sheexplainedwhilepreparingforthenextOlympics.4.WhatattractedVonntodownhillracing?A．ThetoptraininginColorado.B．Thechallengeofspeedandrisk.C．Herearlysuccessincompetitions.D．Herfather’schampionshipexperience.5.WhydidVonn’sfamilymovetoColorado?A．Tojoinafamousskiingclub.B．Toreceivebettermedicaltreatment.C．Toescapefromtheirpreviouslife.D．Tofurtherhertrainingandcareer.6.WhatcanwelearnaboutVonn?A．Shewonherfirstraceatnine.B．Shefoundretirementlifeboring.C．Shereturnedafterfiveyearsofretirement.D．Sheisthemostsuccessfulskiracerinhistory.7.WhichofthefollowingcanbestdescribeVonn?A．Talentedandstrong-willed.B．Honestandhumorous.C．Carefulandstrict.D．Confidentandgenerous.CNoteveryfamoussingerisasluckyasRollingStonesleadsingerMickJagger,whoisstillactiveevenatage82.Onestudysuggeststhatevenwiththeprotectionofwealth,whichisusuallylinkedwithalongerlife,famoussingerscanexpecttocutalmostfiveyearsofftheirlifeexpectancy(寿命).ThestudywaspublishedintheJournalofEpidemiologyandCommunityHealth,andbuiltonpreviousresearchthathadalreadysuggestedthatfamoussingerspassawayyounger.Itwantedtolookatwhetheritwasfame(名誉)itselforthesingers’lifestylesthatwerebehindthis.Theresearchersmadealistof324famoussingerswhoworkedbetween1950and1990.Thentheymatchedthosestarswithalistof324lessfamoussingersbywhentheywereborn,wheretheywerefrom,andiftheywerepartofabandornot.Nearly60%ofthesingerswereinbands,whilecloseto30%weresolo(独唱的)singers,andtheresthadspentpartsoftheircareersbothsoloandinbands.Whenthebigstarswerecomparedtotheirlessfamous“twins”,theywerefoundtohavea33%higherdeathrisk.Theresearcherssaidthismakesstardomaboutasmucharisktohealthasoccasionallysmoking.Thestudyalsofoundthatbeingpartofabandcouldbeprotective,givingthosesingersa26%lowerdeathriskthansolosingers.Theresearcherssuggestedthatthiscouldbebecausebeingpartofabandmeansnothavingtodealwiththepressureofbeingfamousalone.8.Whatwasthestudybasedon?A．Stars’albums.B．MickJagger’sstory.C．Previousresearch.D．Aninterview.9.Whatdidtheresearcherstakeintoconsiderationwhenmatchingthesingers?A．Theirhealthcondition.B．Theirbirthyear.C．Theireducationalbackground.D．Theireatinghabits.10.Whichofthefollowinghastheclosestmeaningto“stardom”inparagraph5?A．Beingfamous.B．Adisease.C．Starsinthesky.D．Smoking.11.Whatdoesthestudyfind?A．Rockmusicisthemostpopular.B．Famoussingersliveunhealthily.C．Bandmembersareunderalotofpressure.D．Well-knownsolosingerstendtohaveshorterlives.DIfyoulookonline,youcanfindearbuds(耳机)forlessthan$10thatofferreal-timeAI-poweredtranslationofdozensoflanguages.Youjustputintheearbuds,andthey’lltranslatewhattheyhearintoyourchosenlanguage.Thatmeansifyou’retryingtocommunicatewithapoliceofficerinSpain,ashophelperinMalaysiaoranewfriendinEgypt,you’llbeabletounderstandwhatthey’resayingthankstotheearbuds.Someoftheseearbudsevensaytheirtranslationsare99%accurate(精确的).Itsoundsalmostlikemagic,doesn’tit?Perhaps.Buttranslatingalanguageandlearningalanguageareverydifferentthings,languageexpertsremindus.WritinginTheConversation,languageprofessorGabrielGuillénandThorSawinsaythatwhiletranslationearbudsmaybeusefulforamoment,theycan’treplacethebenefitsoflanguagelearning.“Theeffortoflearningalanguagecommunicatesrespect,trustandawillingnesstoseetheworldthroughsomeoneelse’seyes,”theyadd.“Andaspeoplecontinuetomovearoundtheworldmoreandmore,learninglanguagesallowsustomakedeeperconnectionswithpeoplefromdifferentcultures.”ResearchhasalreadysuggestedthatusingAIwhenwe’rewritingmeansweexerciseourbrainsless—andthesameideaappliestotranslationearbuds.Theygiveusanswers,butwedon’thavetoworkourmindstogetthem.GuillénandSawinadmitthatlearningalanguageisn’teasy,butitisrewarding.Infact,theyadd,“LanguagelearningbuildsexactlywhatAI-agecompanieswant:lifelonglearning,creativethinkingandactivelistening.”Soit’seasytolookatthosecheapearbudsandthinkaboutallthethingswecouldgainbyusingthem.Butweshouldalsothink:Whatmightwelosebytakingtheeasyroute?12.Whatdoesthefirstparagraphmainlytellusabouttheearbuds?A．Theirusecases.B．Theirappearance.C．Theirinconvenience.D．Theiroperatinginstructions.13.WhatdoGuillénandSawinagreeon?A．Translationearbudsenableactivelistening.B．AI-poweredearbudsarecompletelyuseless.C．Languagebeginnersshouldtakeaneasyroute.D．Languagelearningmayreducecultureshock.14.Whatistheproblemofusingtranslationearbudsaccordingtotheresearch?A．Itlackssecurity.B．Itweakensourthinking.C．Itexercisesourearsless.D．Itgets99%ofitstranslationswrong.15.Whatisthebesttitleforthetext?A．AIApplicationsinLanguageLearningB．AConversationBetweenAIandHumanBeingsC．WhyLearningLanguagesStillMattersintheAIAgeD．HowTranslationEarbudsMakeLanguageLearningUnnecessary第二节七选五（共5小题；每小题2分，满分10分）Typhoonsarepowerfulstormsthatcancauseseriousdamage,especiallytohomesandcommunities.

16

.Ifyouliveinaplacethatisoftenaffectedbytyphoons,followthesesafetytipstoprotectyourselfandyourlovedones.·Talktoyourfamilyabouttyphoons.

17

.Makesureeveryoneunderstandswhattodoifatyphoonhits.Agreeonasafeplacetomeetincaseofanemergencyandmakesureeveryoneknowshowtoreachit.·

18

.Chooseasaferoominyourhousewhereeveryonecangoduringastorm.Packanemergencykitwiththingsyouwillneedlikecannedfood,bottledwater,first-aidsupplies,flashlights,batteries,andimportantpapers.Ifyourhouseisnotstrongenoughtosurviveatyphoon,followevacuation(撤离)ordersfromlocalauthorities.·Knowtherisksinyourarea.Eachareahasdifferentriskswhenitcomestotyphoons.Knowwhatkindofweathereventsarecommoninyourareas,suchasstrongwindsorfloods.

19

.Youshouldalsolearnaboutlocalalert(警报)systems,soyoucanreceivetimelywarnings.·Protectimportantdocuments.Keepimportantpapers,likeyourIDandmedicalrecords,safebystoringtheminwaterproofbagsorplacingthemabovefloodlevels.

20

.A．PracticeyoursafetyplanB．KeeptrackofweatherreportsC．RemembertoinformothersofwhatisgoingonD．TheykeepyousafeandsoundinthefaceofatyphoonE．ThiswillprotectthemfromgettingdamagedduringthestormF．Explainwhattheyare,howtheyform,andthedangerstheybringG．Forfamilies,especiallychildren,theexperiencecanbefrightening16.________17.________18.________19.________20.________第二部分语言运用（满分30分）第一节完形填空（共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分，空格下划线）WhenIwasayoungmanstartingcollege,Ibeganwritingmyfirst

21

foralocalcountynewspaper.Soonafter,Ireceivedaletterfromayoungwomanwholivedinanotherstateand

22

thenewspaper.Shehadbeenmyprimaryschoolclassmate.Intheletter,shesharedherchildhood

23

:Shewasoftenbullied(欺凌)

24

herappearance,whichwasaffectedbyhealthproblems.Thismadeherfeel

25

andlonely.Oneday,ourteacherstookusonafieldtriptothelocalpostoffice.Weweretoldtolineuptwobytwoandholdhandstoavoidgetting

26

.Noonewantedtowalkwithher,butI

27

toholdherhand.AndItalkedtoherthroughoutthe

28

.Shewrotethatmykindnessand

29

madeherschoolbearableagain.Wesometimestalkedlater,butIdidn’tknowmy

30

onherlife.Herfamilymovedthatsummer,andwewerenolongerin

31

.Yearslater,afterIreceivedherletterincollege,westartedwritingtoeachotherand

32

friendsforseveralyears—untilherlifelonghealthproblemsfinally

33

herlife.It’struethatasingleactofkindnesscanmakea

34

toaperson’slife.Everykindactispreciousand

35

.I’mgratefulthatIcouldbringloveandjoytoherlife.21.A．scoresB．articlesC．notesD．diaries22.A．forgotB．deliveredC．readD．published23.A．successB．happinessC．strugglesD．dreams24.A．insteadofB．becauseofC．regardlessofD．inspiteof25.A．excitedB．guiltyC．proudD．frightened26.A．lostB．burnedC．hurtD．tired27.A．hesitatedB．refusedC．volunteeredD．regretted28.A．meetingB．tripC．lifeD．summer29.A．careB．doubtC．comparisonD．preparation30.A．impactB．mistakeC．mindD．wish31.A．peaceB．memoryC．timeD．contact32.A．remainedB．removedC．knewD．charged33.A．savedB．improvedC．tookD．marked34.A．balanceB．messC．jokeD．difference35.A．worthlessB．pricelessC．cheapD．expensive第二节语法填空（共10小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分，横线填空）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。TheLanternFestivalisatraditionalChinesefestival

36

(celebrate)onthefifteenthdayofthefirstlunarmonth.ItcomesaftertheSpringFestivalandisseenasajoyfulendingtotheNewYearcelebrations.Onthisday,themoonisusuallyfull,whichmakesthenightbrightand

37

(meaning)forfamilygatherings.Oneof

38

mostpopularactivitiesislanternwatching.Theselanterns

39

areusuallyplacedinpublicareasattractfamiliesandfriendstowalkaroundandadmirethecolorfullights.Thelanterns

40

(make)inmanyshapes,suchasanimals,flowers,andcharactersfromstories.Thelanternsarebrightenough

41

(light)thenightstreets,creatingawarmandfriendlyatmosphere.Manypeopletaketo

42

(visit)lanternfairswithfamilyeveryyear.Anotherimportantcustomiseatingyuanxiao.Theseroundriceballsareoftenfilledwithsweetpastelikesesameorredbeans.Theystand

43

familyunityandahappylife,andaremeanttobringfamilymemberscloser.Thefestivalalsoincludestraditionalperformancessuchasliondancesanddrumshows.Theseactivitiesbringenergytothecelebrationandattractpeopleofdifferent

44

(age).Throughthesetraditionsandsharedexperiences,theLanternFestivalhelpspassoncultureandremindspeopleofthevalueof

45

(together).36.________37.________38.________39.________40.________41.________42.________43.________44.________45.________第三部分书面表达（满分32.5分）第一节通知写作（满分12.5分）46.你校将于5月15日在操场举办以“青春与梦想”（YouthandDream）为主题的校园音乐节活动，请你代表学生会写一则英文通知。内容包括：1.活动目的与安排；2.邀请师生前往观看表演并参与互动。注意：1.写作词数应为80个左右；2.格式规范。Notice________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________TheStudentUnion第二节读后续写（满分20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，词数150左右。Onahotlateafternoon,Isawanelderlywomanstrugglingwithawalkerandheavybags.ImadeaU-turnandofferedtogiveheraride.Shethankedmeandgotin.Afterafewblocks,wepassedunderabridgewhereseveralhomelesspeoplewereliving.Sheaskedmetostop.Ihesitated,thinkingtomyself,“Couldthisbewhereshelives?”Thankfully,itwasn’t.Sherolleddownherwindowandcalledouttothem,“Youallcomebylater.It’sspaghetti(意大利面)nighttonight.”Then,wecontinuedon,chatting.HernamewasIda.Sheworkedatagrocery(杂货店)storeandhadmissedherbus.Shehadgrandchildren.Sheevensharedherspaghettirecipewithme.Itwasgettingdark,andIbegantofeeluneasy.Wecontinueddownunfamiliarstreetsuntilshefinallypointedtoanoldhousewhereshelived.Severalyoungmenstoodaroundtheentrance.One,withlonghair,stared(盯)atmewithanunusualsmile.Ifeltnervous,butIdaseemedcalm.Iquicklyhelpedherunload(卸货)anddroveaway.Soon,darknessfell.IgotlostandhadtorelyonmyGPS.Suddenly,Iheardamotorcyclebehindme.Itwasthatyoungmanwithlonghair!Hekeptfollowingme,wavingformetostop.________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Theyoungmanhandedmemywalletthroughthewindow.__________________________________________________________________