2025-2026学年高中英语人教版必修第一册模块综合检测卷（含答案无听力音频及听力原文）

人教版必修第一册模块综合检测卷一、听力选择题第一节短对话（1-5小题）1.Whenwilltheshoesbefinished?A．Sundayafternoon.B．Saturdayafternoon.C．Fridaymorning.2.WhereisJaneandBill’snewhome?A．Nearatrainstation.B．Nearabusstation.C．Nearanairport.3.Whattimeisitinfact?A．1:40.B．1:50.C．1:45.4.Whatdoesthemanmean?A．Bobsaidnothingatthelecture.B．SomethingiswrongwithBob’sears.C．Bobdoesn’tlistentohim.5.Whatcanyoulearnfromtheconversation?A．Themanhasallhismealsinthediningroom.B．Themanmaycomefromthesouth.C．Thefoodinthediningroomisverybad.第二节长对话听第6段材料，回答6、7题6.HowdoesJaneliketheskirts?A．Shelikesneitherthepricesnorthestyles.B．Shelikesthestylesbutdoesnotliketheprices.C．Shelikesthepricesbutdoesnotlikethestyles.7.WhatpeopledoesJanethinkcanweartheclothesinthisstore?A．Thewomenwhoareofherage.B．Thewomenwhoareolderthanshe.C．Thewomenwhoareyoungerthanshe.听第7段材料，回答8、9、10题8.Whydoesthemandecidetobuyanewflat?A．Theplacewherehelivesnowistoonoisy.B．Hewantstosavetimeontheroad.C．Hiswifewantshimtodoso.9.Whycan’tthewomanlendthemantoomuchmoney?A．Shedoesn’tliketheman.B．Shehaslenthermoneytoanotherfriend.C．She’sjustboughtanewflatherself.10.Wheredotheman’sparentslive?A．Inthecountryside.B．Inabigcity.C．Inaforeigncountry.听第8段材料，回答11、12、13题11.Whydidthewomanwanttochangejobs?A．Becausesheneededmoretimetostudy.B．BecausetheParkHotelwastoofarawayfromherhome.C．Becauseshewasnotsatisfiedwiththepay.12.Wheredidthewomangettheinformationofapplyingforthejobs?A．Fromthesignintherestaurantwindow.B．Fromafriendofhers.C．Fromthewantadinthenewspaper.13.Onwhatdaysdidtheinterviewersaytheyneededhelp?A．Atweekends.B．OnSundays.C．Lateintheweek.听第9段材料，回答14、15、16题14.Whatistheprobablerelationshipbetweenthetwospeakers?A．Directorandactress.B．Journalistandactress.C．Fanandfilmstar.15.Whatpartdoesthewomanplay?A．Anoldlady.B．Ayounglady.C．Adoctor.16.Whatdidthewomansayabouttheplay?A．It’sacomedy.B．It’sdirectedbyherself.C．It’slovedbypeople.第三节独白（第10段材料，回答17-20题）17.Accordingtothespeaker,howwillstudentsfeelabouttheuniversitylifeatitsbeginning?A．Disappointedandfearful.B．Satisfiedandhopeful.C．Excitedandanxious.18.Whatwillhelpthestudentstobecomeclearabouttheirowngoals?A．Walkingaroundtheuniversity.B．Understandingtheuniversity’srequirements.C．Gettingusedtouniversitylife.19.Whydoesthespeakeradvisethestudentsnottogiveuplearning?A．Becauselearningcanhelpthemunderstandtheirownvalue.B．Becauselearningcanhelpthemimprovetheirlife.C．Becauselearningcanhelpthemgetuniversitydegrees.20.Accordingtothespeaker,whatisthemostimportantforthenewstudents?A．Fieldsoflearning.B．Resultsoflearning.C．Waysoflearning.二、阅读理解AInterschoolSportsProgrammeInterschoolSportsProgrammeiscoming.Itwillstarton30thAprilandendon15thJune.Studentsinourschoolwilljointheboys’basketballgames.EachWednesdaytheplayerswilltravelbybustoSportsCentre,ErinvaleStreet,Corinda.Theywillleaveschoolat12:20p.m.Itwilltakethemabout20minutestogetthere.Thegameswillbeginat1:00p.m.andendat2:30p.m.Playersmustweartheirschoolclothesandsportsshoes.Itwillbegreatiftheycanbringlargewaterbottles.Ifyouaregoodatplayingbasketballandwanttojointhegames,pleasegotoMr.David’soffice(Room503)before15thApriltofillinform.Wewillchoose15players.Volunteersarealsoneeded.AnyonewhowantstobeavolunteerneedstosendanemailtoMrDavid(davidss@.au)tointroduceyourselfbefore20thApril.Formoreinformation,pleasecallMrDavid(6783-5682)orvisithisoffice.21.InterschoolSportsProgrammeisabout_________long.A．halfamonthB．onemonthC．oneandahalfmonthsD．twomonths22.Thebasketballgameswillbeginat_________.A．12:20p.m.B．12:40p.m.C．1:00p.m.D．2:30p.m.23.Ifonewantstobevolunteer,heorsheneedsto_________.A．knowsomethingaboutbasketballB．sendanemailtoMrDavidC．bringalargewaterbottleD．wearsportsshoesBInthesummerbeforemysenioryearofhighschool,myfriendsandItraveledtoEcuadoronavolunteertripwithanorganizationcalledMEtoWE.Flashbacktothefallofmyjunioryear:mytwofriendsandIwenttoaneventcalledWEDayinMinneapolis,theUnitedStates,whichfirstopenedusuptothepossibilityofmakingavolunteertripareality.WEDayisaneventputonbyMEtoWE,whichhasprogramssetupallaroundtheworldtohelppeopleindevelopingcountriesthroughthefiveaspectsofeducation,cleanwaterandsanitation,health,agricultureandfoodsecurity,aswellasincomeandlivelihood.Forourglobalproject,wewantedtodooneoftheirvolunteertripsinanothercountry.Ofcourse,thissoundedlikeagreatopportunityandwewerereadytojumponit,butnoneofuswereunawareoftheterm“voluntourism".Thisiswhenpeopletraveltodevelopingcountriestovolunteer,butinreality,theyjustmakethingsworsethantheyoriginallywere.Thiswasdefinitelysomethingwewantedtoavoid,sowedidalotofresearchintothecredibilityofthisprogram.Afterresearch,wefounditverycredibleandreallylikedtheideabehindtheirprojects,whichwastogive“handups”insteadof“handouts".Thismeansthattheyworktohelpthelocalpeoplelearntomaintaintheworkthattheyhelpstartratherthanjustsettingprojectsupandthenleavingthembehind.WhenwearrivedinEcuador,weworkedalongsidecommunitymemberstodigoutoldpipesonthetopofamountainthatledtothetownandgavethemaccesstorunningwater.Diggingoutpipesatsuchahighaltitudewasdefinitelyachallenge,butbeingabletoworkalongsidegreatpeoplewhiledoingitmadeitsomuchbetter.What’smore,myperspectivehaswidenedandnowIlookforwardtoatimewhenIcandosomethinglikethisagain.24.HowdidWEDaymostlikelyinfluencetheauthorandherfriends?A．Convincingthemtotravelworldwide.B．Givingthemanoverviewoftheworld.C．Motivatingthemtovolunteermoreabroad.D．Makingthemawareoftheirlocalissues.25.Howdoestheauthormostprobablyfeelaboutvoluntourism?A．Critical.B．Curious.C．Uncertain.D．Enthusiastic.26.WhatisthecoreideaoftheprojectsofMEtoWE?A．Providingimmediatefinancialaid.B．Expandingtheirreachtomorepeople.C．Replacinglaborwithmoderntechnology.D．Equippinglocalswithsustainableskills.27.WhatwastheauthorprobablyassignedtodoinEcuador?A．Teachthevillagerslifeskills.B．TracethehistoryofEcuador.C．Restorethewatersupplyforthelocals.D．Communicatewiththelocaltalents.CAlthoughAmericaandEnglandarecloselyconnectedinmanyways,theyhavedifferences.Theyusedifferentmoney,driveonoppositesidesoftheroad,andAmericanpresidentscan’tquitematchBritishroyalfamily’sabilitytogetwelldressed.However,oneinterestingdifferenceliesintheirlanguage.BothnationsspeakEnglish,sowhydotheiraccentsdiffer?Tounderstandthis,let’sseethebasicsoflanguagesounds.Anaccentreferstothewayalanguageispronounced.Basically,adialect(alanguagethatistypicallyspokeninaparticulararea)includesvariationsinvocabulary,grammar,andpronunciation.Mainfactorsthataffectadialectincludeitsdistancefromitslanguagesourceandconnectiontodifferentlanguages.Likeadialect,today’sAmericanEnglishwithitsspecificaccentcamefromEnglandatfirst.AlinguistpointsoutthatjustonegenerationafterthefirstsettlersinAmerica,AmericansbeganpronouncingEnglishwordsdifferently.BeingfarfromEngland,theystartedtosounddifferentfromEnglishspeakers.AmericansalsoheardandusedwordsfromNativesandsettlersfromotherEuropeancountrieslikeSweden,Spain,France,andtheNetherlands.TheseservedtochangeAmericanaccentandcreateanewkindofEnglish.AnotherbigreasonwhyAmericanEnglishandBritishEnglishsounddifferentisachangeinlanguagecalledrhotacism,whichaffectsthepronunciationofthe“r”sound.AmericanEnglishisrhotic,meaning“r”soundsarepronounced,whilemanyBritishaccents,knownasReceivedPronunciation,arenon-rhotic,makingwordslike“card”soundmorelike“cahd.”Atthebeginning,bothAmericanandBritishEnglishwererhotic.However,aftertheAmericanRevolutionaryWar(awarfrom1775to1783,throughwhichAmericawonindependencefromEngland),upper-classandupper-middle-classBritishpeoplestartedusingnon-rhoticspeechtoshowofftheirhigherplaceinthesociety.Thatgraduallybecamethecommonly-usedBritishaccentandaffectedmanypopularexpressions.Americansmostlykepttheirrhoticaccent.However,citiesbuiltnearthesea,likeBoston,hadalotofcommunicationwithnon-rhoticBritishspeakers.ThatiswhyyoumayhearBostonianssaythingslike“pahkthecah”insteadof“parkthecar.”Interestingly,thisdifferenceinaccentalsoreflectsindrivinghabits:Britishpeopledon’toftendriveautomaticcarsthatmostAmericanslikeandtheyseethepreferenceasasocialdifference.28.Accordingtoparagraph2,adialectcanbemainlyaffectedby________.A．howitconnectswithotherlanguagesB．therangeinwhichitisusedC．howitapproachesneighboringaccentsD．thebasicsoflanguagesounds29.WhatmadeBritishEnglishnon-rhotic?A．ThatearlierBritishaccentlostitspopularityinUSA.B．SomeBritishpeople’sdesiretoshowtheirsocialclass.C．Americans’preferenceforthe“r”soundduringthewar.D．Thatit’shardfortheBritishtopronouncethe“r”sound.30.Wecanconcludefromthepassagethat________.A．BostonianstalktoBritishpeoplewithanAmericanaccentB．thefirstsettlersinAmericabeganadifferentpronunciationC．one’schoiceofaccentwillgraduallyaffecthishabitofdrivingD．wordsofothersourceshelpedleadtoanewaccentinAmerica31.Whatisthepassagemainlyabout?A．WhenAmericansbegandevelopingadifferentaccent.B．WhyAmericanandBritishpeoplehaveadifferentaccent.C．HowAmericanandBritishEnglishdifferinpronunciation.D．WhatmadeAmericanEnglishdifferentfromBritishEnglish.DOrb-weaverspidersdon’thaveears,yettheycanstill“listen”,whichmayseemunbelievable.However,in2022,aresearchteamledbymechanicalengineerRonMilesatBinghamtonUniversitydiscoveredthatspidersilkfunctionsasahighlysensitivelisteningdevice,capableofdetectingsoundsfromuptotenfeetaway.Humanhearingisbasedonairpressurechangesinourears.Whenpressureshifts,oureardrumsvibrateatdifferentfrequencies,sendingelectricalsignalstothebraintoidentifysounds.“Microphonesweredesignedtocopythisprocess,buttomakemicrophonesmorepowerfulandsensitive,theyneedtobelarger,whichgoesagainstthedesireforeasy-to-taketechnology.Humansjustmodeledmicrophonesafterourownears,butthat’snotalwaysthebestapproach;spidersmightofferabettersolution,”saysMilesinaninterview.Spiderwebsarelessaffectedbychangesinairpressure.Instead,theyvibrateintheairflowcreatedbyasoundwave,allowingspidersto“hear”byfeelingthatmotion—andevenjudgethedirectionofthenoise.AftertestingthesensitivityofspiderwebsfromtheBinghamtonUniversitycampus,Milesandhiscolleaguefoundthatspidersilkcanregistersoundsrangingfrom1hertzto50kilohertz—morethanthehumanhearingrangeof20hertzto20kilohertz.Inspiredbythesefindings,Miles,alongwithpostdoctoralresearcherJunpengLai,hasdevelopedamicrophone.Insteadofusingactualspidersilk,thedeviceemployssilicontodetectairflowchanges.“Becausespidersilkis,ofcourse,createdbyspiders,itisunfeasibletoapplyittothebillionsofmicrophonesthataremadeeachyear,”Milessays.“Itdoes,however,teachusalotaboutwhatmechanicalfeaturesaredesirableinamicrophone.”Milesandothersareworkingtodevelopnewinstrumentsthatcanregisterextremelyquietsoundssentbythehumanear,whichmighthelpdetectandtreathearingproblemsinbabies,reportsTheNewYorkTimes.Besides,accordingtothereport,spidersilk-inspiredsoundsystemsmayenableresearcherstopickuponothersoundsoutsidethehumanear’srange—suchaslow-frequencynoises,whichscientistscanusetopredictandtrackthestorms.32.Whatdidthe2022researchfocuson?A．Spiders’silk-producingability.B．Spiders’listeningdevice.C．Spiders’sensitivitytotheenvironment.D．Spiders’sound-producingmechanisms.33.WhatfeaturemightMilesexpectmicrophonestohave?A．Beingear-likeandadaptable.B．Beingflexibleandadjustable.C．Beingtinyyetwell-performing.D．Beinglightyetwidelyavailable.34.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“unfeasible”inparagraph4mean?A．Unnecessary.B．Flexible.C．Effective.D．Unrealistic.35.WhatdoesthereportinTheNewYorkTimesmainlywanttoshow?A．Thepracticalinspirationofspidersilk.B．Spiders’abilitytodetectdisasters.C．Spidersilk’ssideeffectsintreatinghearing.D．Thesimilaritiesofhumanandspiderhearing.七选五Whetheryou’reheadingoutforadaytriporaquickweekendgetaway,wewillsharesometraveltipsinthisguidetohelpyoumakeyourexperiencemoreenjoyable.___36___Thebestwaytotraveldoesn’tnecessarilymeanthefastest.Sometimesitmeansthemostenjoyable.Toomuchconsiderationonshortjourneysisnotworthit.Ifyou’vegotapreferenceforacertainmeansoftransport,it’softenworthtravelingthatwayforshortdistances,evenifitendsuptakingyoualittlelonger.Studythecityyouwilltravelto___37___,likeNYC.Otherssimplyaren’t.InAmsterdam,thebestwaytogetaboutisbybike—whetheryouusethecity’ssharedbikesorrentonefromyourhotel.InSoutheastAsia,you’dbetterrentascooter.Whatworksheremightnotworkthere.___38___.TryalltheavailableoptionsMaybeyou’renotsureaboutthebestmeansoftransportforyou.___39___.Seewhatcatchingthesubwayislike,trycyclingorridingthebus.It’shardtopredictwhatwillbethemostconvenient.LAhasalow-costpublictransportnetworkbutcar-poolingischeaper,andscootersarethebestforgettingaroundWestHollywood.Youwon’tknowuntilyoutrythemall.Don’trelyonmapappsMapappsareuseful,buttheydon’ttakeintoaccountthepossibilityofpackedsubways,queuesfortaxisandtheheatofatraininsummer.Besides,theyareabitbehindtherealtraffictime.___40___.—bythetimeyou’vedrivenhalfway,youmightstillhaveanother30minutestogo.A．ThenexperiencethemallB．SomecitiesarequitewalkableC．YoucanaskthelocalsforadviceD．ThinkabouthowyouwanttotravelE．MaybethemapisdirectingyoutoawrongwayF．Sodon’tbothertofindtheso-calledone-size-fits-allanswerG．Sodon’tassumesomethingisa30-minutedrivejustbecauseamapappsaysso三、完形填空WhenIwas25yearsold,Ihadabigdreaminmymind.IwantedtotravelaroundAfricawithmy___41___.SoIleftmyhometownwithgreatconfidenceand___42___inCapeTown,notreallysurewhattodonext.Luckily,I___43___akind,oldNigerianmanwhogavemethebesttravel___44___Ihadeverreceived;“Belikeastudentonyourwayaroundtheworld.”Itsounded___45___,butitreallychangedmyideaabouttravelling.Hehelpedmerealizethattravelisaboutlearningandobservingthelocal___46___.It’smuchtooeasytogointoanewcountry.“Butifyoustudyinformation,askquestions,andtryto___47___thelocals,you’llhaveaveryricher___48___,”hesaid.WhenIwasonmytourwaytoCancún,Iwas___49___atourist.Ionlystayedthereforaweektoseeplacesofinterestandthenleft.Theculturedidn’t___50___me.Ileftthecitiesandtownswithoutreally___51___anyoneoranythingthatexistedinthoseplaces.Thistime,ImadeapromisetomyselfthatIwouldbea(n)___52___traveller.Aftersevenmonthsof___53___backpackinginAfrica,Irealizedthathavingastudent-likemindsethelped___54___mytripandhelpedmelearnalot,which___55___memorethananyothertrips.41.A．friendB．classmateC．backpackD．dream42.A．workedB．endedC．settledD．arrived43.A．metB．encouragedC．protectedD．found44.A．arrangementB．siteC．tipD．choice45.A．simpleB．funnyC．strangeD．amazing46.A．cultureB．eventC．technologyD．system47.A．comeacrossB．learnfromC．dependonD．competewith48.A．lifeB．feelingC．imaginationD．experience49.A．justB．stillC．alreadyD．even50.A．upsetB．impressC．disappointD．attract51.A．knowingB．seeingC．introducingD．doubting52.A．powerfulB．internationalC．realD．proud53.A．hurriedB．successfulC．confusingD．complete54.A．enrichB．continueC．judgeD．share55.A．confusedB．challengedC．annoyedD．satisfied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。JenniferJones,15,passedoutinhermorningPEclassyesterdayand___56___(rush)tohospital.Fortunately,Jenniferisnowoutofdangerandherdoctorsaysthatshewillmake___57___fullrecoveryinadayortwo.Inasociety___58___beingthinisoftenseenasbeingbeautiful,teenagerssometimesturn___59___extrememethodstoslimquickly.Someteenagerseventakepillstoloseweight,whichhasprovedtobeharmfultotheirhealth.Whentheyareinclass,theyoftenfindithard___60___(concentrate)ontheirlessons.Healthexpertssaythat___61___isnormalforteenagerstobeslightlyoverweight.Teenagersarestillgrowingand___62___(they)bodiesneedalotofnutritiontofunctionwell.___63___theydonottakeinenoughfood,theymayfeelweakandgetilleasily.Experts___64___(strong)encourageallteenagerstofollowthetipsonhowtoliveahealthylife,becauselivingwell___65___(be)thesafestandmosteffectivewaytogetintoshape.五、书面表达第一节图表投稿作文学校英文报开展主题讨论*Usingfitnessappstomonitorhealth*，请结合调查数据写投稿短文，包含：1.描述调查结果；2.简单评论；3.给出个人建议。题目已给出：Usingfitnessappstomonitorhealth_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________第二节读后续写（25分，词数150左右）阅读材料：六年级Ahmed沉迷礼物耽误学习，想要优质耳机作为生日奖励，哥哥Faraz要求期末考好才赠送。Ahmed发奋备考，生日当天收到承诺的篮球，但没看到耳机，生日会后偷偷拿走哥哥房间的耳机。Paragraph1：Dayspassed,andFarazreturnedhomeonthedayAhmed’sexamresultswereannounced._______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Paragraph2：Farazwasdisappointed,sayingAhmedh