2025~2026学年吉林省长春汽车经济技术开发区第三中学高一下学期5月期中英语试卷

2025~2026学年吉林省长春汽车经济技术开发区第三中学高一下学期5月期中英语试卷一、阅读理解GreatAdventureTours—AntelopeCanyonTourAntelopeCanyonisnearlythreehoursfromSedona,makingitagreatplaceforadaytrip.ManytouroperatorsoffertransportationfrombothSedonaandnearbyFlagstaff.Price:Adultsfrom$279;kidsfrom$259.Duration:11.5hours.Overview:ThisAntelopeCanyontourpicksuptouristsfromhotelsinSedona,theVillageofOakCreekandFlagstaff.AlongwithaNavajo-guidedtripthroughtheUpperCanyon,itincludesastopatthehistoricCameronTradingPosttoshopforartandgifts,avisittoGlenCanyonDam,andviewsofLakePowell.Lunchatasit-downrestaurantisalsoincludedinthetourprice.Notethatchildrenmustbeatleast6yearsoldtotakepartinthistour.FrequentlyAskedQuestions:▶CanIgotoAntelopeCanyonwithoutatourcompany?Youcan’tvisitAntelopeCanyonunlessyousignupforanofficialtour.Onlyauthorizedtourcompaniesareallowedontothesite.Spotsfillupquickly,sobesuretomakeyourreservationsaheadoftime.Therearenoself-guidedhikesofferedwithinthecanyon,andvisitorsmuststaywiththeirtourgroupatalltimes.▶WhatshouldIweartoAntelopeCanyon?It’sbesttodressinlayers(层),asitcanget5to10degreescoolerinthecanyon.Closed-toewalkingshoes,sunglasses,ahatandsunscreenarealsoadvised.▶WhatshouldbementionedinAntelopeCanyon?Bags:Allbagsarenotallowed,includingbackpacksandfannypacks.Food:Youcanbringawaterbottle,butotherdrinksandfoodarenotallowed.Selfiesticks(自拍杆):Photographyisallowable,evenencouraged,butselfiesticksandotherlargetoolsareonlyallowedonprofessionalphotographytours.1.Howmuchwillacouplewiththeirsonaged9spendatleastforthetour?

A．$538.B．$558.C．$797.D．$817.2.Whichrulemusttouristsfollow?

A．Pickaauthorizedtouroperator.B．Bookthetourinadvance.C．Payforthediningservice.D．Followapersonaltourguide.3.Whataretouristsadvisedtoprepareforthetour?

A．Open-toewalkingshoes.B．Snacksforaquickbreak.C．Extraclothingforwarmth.D．Advancedshootingtools.Afewyearsago,Iresented(愤恨)howmuchmysenseofbeingaliveintheworldwasaffectedbymyscreentime,suchasplayingvideogamesandreadingromancenovels.SoIdecidedtodrawasketch(素描)everyday.Ihadalwayswantedtodraw,butIwasembarrassedaboutstartingoutbecauseIwassobadatit.Oneday,Ifinallytookanotebookandapencilandwentout.Ispent10minutesquicklydrawingsomecowsandwildhorses.Itwasahappyandmeaningfulmoment.Onequick,simplesketchseemednotbadforabeginner.Next,Idrewourcatsleeping,thenourdogrunningbehindamouseinourkitchen.Besideeachsketch,Iwrotethedateandlittlenotes.Havingthepencilsandsketchbookswithineasyreach—inmycarorlyingaroundthehouse—meantthesesmallmomentsbuiltup.Withinweekswhatmightotherwisehavebeenburiedinphotosonmymobilephonebecameagentleprofile(档案)ofmylifeunfoldingonpages.Now,myfavouritedrawingsareoftenthoseofpeople.MydaughterElizabethisusuallyfuriouswhensherealizesI’mdrawinghersecretively.ButIthinktheprocessisfulloffunsinceIenjoytheelementofdanger.WillIgetcaught?CanIfinishthedrawingbeforeshestormsoff?Drawingdifferentpeoplealsohelpstopassthetimeonlongjourneysinsteadofspendingitonascreen.Artisknownforbeinglife-changingandhavingmagicpowers,andI’vesurelyfeltthebenefits.Likemostpeople,Iamanxiousaboutdifferentthings,butdrawingmakesmepayattentiontothemomentandbringsmebacktotherealworld,makingmehappierandmorepatient.MydaughterwillsoonleavehomeforcollegebutwhenIlookatthosedrawingdiaries,IknowweweretogetherwhenImadethem.4.Whydidtheauthorstartdrawing?

A．Shewasinterestedindrawing.B．Shedecidedtorecorddailylife.C．Shewasattractedbyonlinevideos.D．Shewantedtoavoidscreencontrol.5.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“furious”inparagraph4mean?

A．Curious.B．Annoyed.C．Nervous.D．Relaxed.6.Whatisthemainpurposeofthetext?

A．Toexplainhowtodrawsketchesofanimalsandpeoplestepbystep.B．Todescribehowdailysketchinghelpedtheauthormoveawayfromscreensandfindmoremeaninginreallife.C．Toarguethatparentsshouldspendlesstimeonmobilephonesandmoretimewiththeirchildren.D．Tocomparetheadvantagesofdigitalphotoswiththoseofpapersketches.7.Whereisthetextmostprobablytakenfrom?

A．Apersonalblogpost.B．Aresearchpaper.C．Anintroductiontoabook.D．Anessayontheartofdrawing.Mymother-in-lawaskedmetoclimbamountaininherruralvillagetofindsomewildtreasures.Wewentthroughatallandweedyexpanseofgrass,pullingourselvesupwiththehelpofsmoothbambootrees.Weatheredgreyrocksdottedthetrackswhichareonlyvisibletoanexperiencedhiker.Theviewwewererewardedwithhalfwayupthemountain—thecolourfulfieldsandwhitewashedhomessetagainstthedeepgreenhillsandaskysobluethatitlookeddigitallypolished—wasasidebenefitofbeingthere.Oureyesweremostlyonthewildeatableplantsthatgrewonthemountainside.Wefirstcameuponthewildmountainbamboo,aplantthatwasthemainpartofmymother-in-law’ssaltedbambooshootswhich,oncepreserved,couldbeusedallyearlongincooking.Alongtheway,wealsoencounteredanotherpreciouswildfood—fiddleheadferns(蕨菜).Thosedelicateleaves,whenstir-fried,wereatastytreat.IoncepurchasedfiddleheadfernsatamarketintheUS.Yettherewewere,pickingthisprizedvegetableonourown,withonlyourlabourasthecost.WhatwehadcollectedthatafternoonlookedthesameasanyotherwildmountainbambooshootsandfiddleheadfernsIhadseenbeforeinmymother-in-law’skitchen.Andyet,theyfeltdifferenttomebecauseIhadusedmyownhandstohelppickthemandcarrythembackdownthemountain.Spendingtimeandenergygatheringthesewildplantsgavemeadeeperappreciationofthefoodthatendeduponthedinnertable.“Manygenerationshavekeptthisnaturallifestyle.Wedependonthemountainsforourlife,”mymother-in-lawsays.Thosemountainsandriverssupportingherlifearen’tsome(某个)abstractconcept.Theyarerightthere,outsideherdoorandwithinherruralvillage.OnceIsawthemfromheranglethatafternoon,IrealizedtheywereclosertomethanIhadeverimagined.8.Whywastheauthoraskedtoclimbamountain?

A．Topullsomebambooshoots.B．Toenjoyitsbeautifulscenery.C．Togetsomewildvegetables.D．Totakesomedigitalpictures.9.Whatmadethepickedfiddleheadfernsdifferenttotheauthor?

A．Thefreshleaves.B．Therichnutrition.C．Theinputoflabour.D．Thehelpfromthemother-in-law.10.Whatdoestheauthorwanttoshowbyquotinghermother-in-law?

A．Naturefeedsvillagersandsustainstheirlife.B．Urbanpeoplewanttosettledowninmountains.C．Ruralareasareinaccessibletosomeoutsiders.D．Farmersdreamofchangingthenaturallifestyle.11.Howdoestheauthorsoundwhentellingthestory?

A．Humorous.B．Satisfied.C．Anxious.D．Tolerant.Thescienceoflinguistics(语言学)mayhelpadvanceourunderstandingofthehumanmindandbehavior.AnewstudybyresearchersoftheUniversityofChicagousesAImodelstodecidethetimingofanimportantlanguagemilestoneforchildren:whenchildrenareabletosaysomethingnovelthattheyhavenotheardbeforebyusingalanguagerule.Languagelearningistheprocesswherehumansachievetheabilitytounderstandandproducelanguage,andlinguisticproductivityistheabilitytounderstandandproduceanunlimitednumberofexpressionsfromalimitedsetofpartsandrules.Adifficultproblemindescribinglanguagelearningisknowingwhenchildrengobeyondcopyingwhattheyhaveheardandstartproducingtheirownorganizedexpressions—thatis,toachievelinguisticproductivity,thesymbolofhumanlanguage.Tosolvethis,theresearchersusednumerousreal-worldbehavioraldatacollectedoveralongperiodoftimeandanAImodeltomakesenseofthedata.Thebehavioraldatausedincludesrecordsofoveramillionnaturalutterances(话语)of90-minutecommunicationbetween64English-learningchildrenandtheirparentsathomecollectedeveryfourmonthsduringtheagesof14monthsto58months,whichwastakenfromastudypublishedin2014.Fromthisgreatdatabaseofutterances,theteamaimedtousecomputermodelstomakeclearthestartanddevelopmentpathwaysofwhenthechildrenstartedusingdeterminer-nouncombinations(结合体)inEnglish,suchas“abook”and“thebook”,andmore.Theresearchteamdiscoveredthatonaverage,childrenbegantomakeproductivedeterminer-nouncombinationsattheageof30months,whichwasaboutninemonthsaftersayingtheirfirstdeterminer.Theresearchersprovedthattheycouldcomputationallymodelthestartandpathwaysoflinguisticproductivity.Astonextsteps,theresearcherssaythattheycanusethesamemodeltounderstandthepossiblecontributingfactorsthatleadtothedifferenttimingandrateofproductivityinthefuture.12.Whatisthefocusofthenewstudy?

A．Parents’roleinlanguagelearning.B．Children’slanguagedevelopment.C．AI’sapplicationinscientificstudy.D．Behavioralchangesamongchildren.13.Whatcanbeinferredaboutlinguisticproductivity?

A．Itstandsoutinusingnounphrases.B．Itreliesonexcellentlisteningskills.C．Itshowschildren’slanguagecreativity.D．Itleadstofastervocabularylearning.14.Howdidresearchersconducttheirstudy?

A．Byanalyzingearlierdata.B．Bydoingsurveysonyoungkids.C．Byreviewingrelatedstudies.D．BycollectingdatawithAImodels.15.Whatwilltheresearchersexploreinthefuture?

A．OtherAImodelsforlinguisticresearch.B．Practicalapplicationsoflanguagedevelopment.C．Thewholeprocessoflanguagelearning.D．Individualdifferencesinlinguisticproductivity.Manyofusaresobusywithourwork,studyandhomelifethatthereisoftennotimelefttodosomethingthatweenjoy.Herearesomewaystogainthenecessarytimeyouneedtoslowdown,enjoyyourlifeandrelaxyourself.Scheduletimeforyourself.16Trytosavecertainweeknightsjustforyourself.Ifothersaskyoutodosomethingatthosenights,justtellthemyouhaveplans.Usethetimeforgardening,reading,exercising,thinkingortheultimateluxury(奢侈)ofdoingnothing!Giveyourselfamonthlytreat.17Itcouldbeduringyourlunchbreak,aweekendoritcouldbeleavingworkearly.Maybeyouwanttoseeamovie,haveahaircut,playgolforgetwhatevertreatyou’realwaysthinkingaboutbutrarelydo.Putthetreatsintoyourscheduleanddothemonebyone!Buyticketstoconcertsoranyothereventsyouwouldenjoyinadvance.Andthenscheduletheplanswithafriend.1819Huh?Yes,manyofusworklateregularly.Ifitisthesamewithyou,leaveworkexactlyontimeatleastonceaweek.Andthenenjoythattime!Leaveworkasidetemporarily.Joinagroup.Herearesomegroupsthatcanallowyoutohavesometimeawayfromworkandhome:thesinginggroup,thegardeninggroup,theastronomysociety,thebookclub,theskiingclub,etc.Whatareyouinterestedin?Strikewhiletheironishot.20Ifyoucan’tfindone,considerstartingoneyourself!

A．Scheduleatreatforyourselfonceamonth.B．Listentoyourfavoritemusic!C．Findaclubinyourcommunitytodayandjoinit!D．Havingtheticketsalreadyinhandwillforceyoutomakeithappen!E．Enjoyeveningsforyourself.F．Takeanadulteducationclass.G．Leaveworkontime.二、完形填空Iwasrecentlyinvitedtodinnerbyafriend.Duringthemeal,themanageroftherestaurantcameoverandsaidthatour21wasfree.Heseemedalittle22tome,butIcouldn’trememberwhereImethimbefore.23,Iaskedhimifheknewme.HelaughedandsaidIhadprobably24him,butthathestillbelieveditwasIthathadchangedhislife.Hesaidthattwelveyearsagohe25astressmanagementclassIwasgiving.Duringtheclass,Iaskedthe26whattheirnumberonestresswasandmostofthemsaiditwastheirbosses.HesaidIlistened27andtookachairandplacedthechairinthecenteroftheroom.ThenI28onthechairforafewmomentsandlaterIinvitedeveryonetocomeanddothesame.BecauseIwantedthemtolookdownattheroomfromupthere.Aftereveryonehaddoneit,Iaskedthemtothinkabouthowtheroomlooked29whentheychangedtheirperspectives(视角).ThenIaskedthemto30theirbosses.Wasthisthesamepersonthathadseentheirgood31andgavethemthechancetohaveajob?Didtheyrememberhowhappytheyweretobe32forthejobatthatmoment?Onthedaytheirbossesemployedthem,theywerethegreatestpeople.Whathappenedafterwards?HesaidIlookedathimandaskedifhehadeverthankedhisbossforthe33toearnalivingandforteachinghimnewskills.Heansweredhehadn’t.Hesaidhislifechangedthatnight.Hewentbacktoworkthenext34withathank-youcardtohisboss.HesaidthatIhad35himtolookatlifefromdifferentperspectivesandtoexpressthanks.21.A．timeB．mealC．joyD．bed22.A．familiarB．ordinaryC．strangeD．attractive23.A．MoreoverB．OtherwiseC．ThereforeD．However24.A．dislikedB．forgottenC．foundD．recognized25.A．preparedB．missedC．feltD．attended26.A．groupB．familyC．doctorsD．children27.A．angrilyB．suddenlyC．carefullyD．slowly28.A．satB．layC．leantD．stood29.A．differentB．similarC．beautifulD．useful30.A．performB．considerC．composeD．remember31.A．looksB．experiencesC．charactersD．stages32.A．forgivenB．checkedC．toldD．chosen33.A．rightB．additionC．decisionD．chance34.A．monthB．dayC．yearD．week35.A．taughtB．orderedC．advisedD．allowed三、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。YunyangGeopark,wheredinosaursoncelivedandancientlandscapeswhisper(悄声说)storiesfromhundredsofmillionsofyearsago,hasbeen36(official)announcedtobeaddedtotheUNESCOGlobalGeoparksNetwork,amajormilestoneinChina’songoingeffortstoprotectitsgeologicalheritage.37(cover)about1,100squarekilometers,thegeoparkbringstogetherlocalculture,tourism,andnatureinoneplace.Itsmostfamouspartisthe“GreatWallofDinosaurFossils”,an18-kilometer-longareaofrocklayersfulloffossils,whichcantakevisitorstoaworld38(shape)bytime,earthmovementsandhugedinosaurs.Among16newsitesrecognizedthisyear39(be)KanbulaNationalGeoparkaswellasYunyangGeopark.Withtheir40(add),China’stotalnumberofUNESCOGlobalGeoparksstandsat49,andthatholdsthecountry’spositionastheglobal41(lead)ingeoparkrecognition.“UNESCOgeoparkshavebecomemodelsfortheprotectionofgeologicalheritage.Buttheirrolegoesmuch42(far):theysupporteducationalprojects,promotesustainable(可持续的)tourism43keeptheknowledgeandtraditionsoftheseterritoriesalivethroughtheactiveparticipation(参与)oflocalcommunities,”saysUNESCODirector-GeneralAudreyAzoulay.Yunyangisworkingfaster44(become)aninternationaltourismandholidayplace,with45numberofyearlyvisitorsprojectedtogobeyond1.5millionby2027.46.Iwassofamiliar46hisvoicethatIrecognizedhimthemomentIpickedupthephone.(用适当的词填空)47.Alibrary47(function)asaneducationcentreprovidesallkindsofbooksforthepublic.(所给词的适当形式填空)四、单词拼写48.Hergreat________(成就)remindusthatdeterminationandhardworkcantrulychangelives.(根据汉语提示单词拼写)五、语法填空49.Heisaverylivelyyoungman,certainofhisownabilitiesandeager49(make)anameforhimself.(所给词的适当形式填空)50.Itwasverykindoftheboytotellustheexact50(locate)ofthenewly-builtrailwaystation,soitonlytookusafewminutestofindit.(所给词的适当形式填空)六、单词拼写51.Itisbelievedthatpublicpraisecanbringalongthehonourandasenseof________(满足).(根据汉语提示单词拼写)七、语法填空52.Applyingtoattend52(variety)clubsisaprocesswherestudentscangreatlypracticetheircommunicationability.(所给词的适当形式填空)53.AsfarasIknow,morethanonestudentaswellasthreeteachers53(award)atthemeetingtheotherday.(所给词的适当形式填空)54.Thepassengerallsighedwith54(relieve)whentheplanefinallylandedsafely.(所给词的适当形式填空)55.JamesBarrywasbornMargaretBulkleyinIrelandbut,55(dress)asaman,shewasacceptedbyEdinburghUniversitytostudymedicine.(所给词的适当形式填空)56.Iwouldappreciate56ifyoucouldgivemesomeadviceonho