2025~2026学年天津市西青区张家窝中学度第二学期学业质量期中监测高一英语试卷

2025~2026学年天津市西青区张家窝中学度第二学期学业质量期中监测高一英语试卷一、单项选择1.—Areyoucomingtomybirthdayparty?—Yes,Iwouldnotmissit.！

A．FinallyB．DefinitelyC．ClearlyD．Hardly2.Atruefriendknowsthat,sotheynevershareyoursecretswithotherpeople.

A．youarewhatyoueatB．twoheadsarebetterthanoneC．looselipssinkshipsD．nonewsisgoodnews3.Jimbyhisoldcomputer,whichbrokedownrightbeforehisimportantonlinetest.

A．wastakeninB．wasbackedupC．wasputoffD．wasletdown4.Theteacherwaswithhertime,stayingafterclasstohelpanyonewhohadquestions.

A．popularB．patientC．generousD．familiar5.Thelittlegirlwassohappytoseeherdrawingandputupfortheschoolartexhibition.

A．chosenB．choosingC．chooseD．tobechosen6.Whenyouoldclothestocharity,youhelppeoplewhoareinneedduringthewinter.

A．sellB．returnC．passD．donate7.Canyoudrawamap?Ineedtoyouraddresstothedriver.

A．pointoutB．getacrossC．keepbackD．rushthrough8.Janereadthenoteonherdesk,andshefoundthemessageveryencouraging.

A．leftB．leavingC．tobeleftD．toleave9.—Theoldtreehasadisease.—Wemustittoprotectothertreesinthegarden.

A．removeB．shakeC．touchD．plant10.thedifficultpieceformanyhours,Lucyfinallyfeltconfidentandreadyforherpianoexam.

A．ToPracticeB．PracticingC．PracticedD．Havingpracticed11.Lily’scarelesstowardsherschoolworkiswhyhermarksarenotverygood.

A．journeyB．movementC．attitudeD．step12.—Isthisagoodphonetobuy?—Itmightbe.Butlet’sthepriceandyourmoneybeforedeciding.

A．oaccountB．keep...incheckC．put...inorderD．odoubt13.Onwindyspringdays,Isometimeslieonthegrassandfollowthefreelykiteshighabove.

A．flownB．toflyC．flyingD．beingflown14.ThefinalminutesofthedetectivemovieweresoexcitingthatIwas.

A．atthebackofmymindB．attheendofmyropeC．onthetipofmytongueD．ontheedgeofmyseat15.Roberttravelstheworldpresentationsandtalks,gettingmorepeopleotherpeople.

A．giving;helpingB．giving;tohelpC．given;helpedD．togive;beinghelped二、完形填空Iusedtobelievethatbeingstrongmeantnevershowingweakness.Thatbeliefwas16whenIenteredhighschool.Thefirstmonthwasa17.Iknewnooneandspenteverydayalone.ItoldmyselfthatIdidn’tneedanyone.ButIwasn’tfine.The18ateatmelikeaheavyweight.Oneafternoon,agirlcameuptomeonabench.Sheaskedifshecould19me.Iwantedtosayno,butsomethinginhereyesmademenod.Shesatdownandstartedtalking.Shedidn’taskwhyIwasaloneormakemefeel20.Shejusttalked,asifwehadbeenfriendsforyears.Thatsimple21hitsomethinginsideme.Forthefirsttime,IfeltlikeI22.Overthenextfewdays,shecontinuedto23me.Wehadlunchtogether,studiedtogether.Irealizedthatbeingstrongdidn’tmeanbeingalone.Realpowerwasallowingyourselftobe24enoughtoletothersin.Bytheendofthesemester,Ihadlearneda25:connectionisnotweakness—itiswhatmakesushuman.Yearslater,Istillthinkaboutthatgirl.Shesimply26herhand,andIchosetotakeit.Now,wheneverIseesomeonesittingalone,Isee27inthem.IwalkoverandaskifIcansitwiththem.Sometimestheysayyes.Sometimesthey28.Buteitherway,Itry.Weallgothroughmomentswhenwefeellostorlonely.Inthosemoments,asmallactof29canfeellikealifeline.Andbeingtheonetogivethatlifelineisjustas30.Lifeisnotmeanttobewalkedalone.Wearealltryingtogetthroughthe31timesasbestwecan.Andthepeoplewhowalkalongthewaymakethe32meaningful.Soifyouseesomeonewhomightbelost,don’t33.Walkoverandjustsayhello.Youneverknowwhatkindof34asmallactmightmake.Sometimes,thebravestthingyoucandoisto35first.16.A．challengedB．sharedC．expressedD．supported17.A．giftB．disasterC．successD．bridge18.A．doubtB．regretC．lonelinessD．fear19.A．interestB．followC．joinD．surprise20.A．happyB．uncomfortableC．proudD．weak21.A．ideaB．taskC．factD．conversation22.A．worriedB．matteredC．struggledD．belonged23.A．careforB．dependonC．turntoD．comeacross24.A．patientB．carefulC．braveD．smart25.A．skillB．lessonC．ruleD．fact26.A．showedB．raisedC．shookD．reached27.A．myselfB．himselfC．ourselvesD．themselves28.A．agreeB．refuseC．acceptD．understand29.A．courageB．hopeC．kindnessD．respect30.A．importantB．easyC．safeD．interesting31.A．differentB．hardC．uncertainD．hopeful32.A．journeyB．silenceC．waitD．memory33.A．breakdownB．passoutC．lookawayD．showup34.A．effortB．choiceC．decisionD．difference35.A．reachoutB．giveupC．runawayD．turnback三、阅读理解TropicalEscapeonCoralIsland:Relaxation&AdventurePackageWhyCoralIslandCoralIslandinthetropical(热带的)oceanisanamazingplace.Itsclearwatershostcolorfulcoralreefs(珊瑚礁)andallkindsofsealife.Sandybeaches,linedwithtrees,areperfectforrelaxation.Therainforest,covering60%oftheisland,shelterstheuniqueCoralIslandFinch.Awayfromcitynoise,ithasalaid-backfeeling.Thereareactivitiesforallages,fromswimmingintheclearwaterstoguidedrainforesthikesandvillagetours.WhattoDoOnthefirstday,wewillmeetyouattheairport,transferyoutoyouraccommodation,andyouwillenjoyawelcomedinnerintheevening.Onthesecondday,youcanchoosetogoeitherswimmingoronaforesthikeinthemorning.Intheafternoon,youcanrelaxonthebeachorjoinagameofbeachvolleyball.Thethirdday’smorningactivityisafinalswimforallguests.Afterthat,our3-dayguestswillcheckout.Forthe5-dayguests,theafternoonincludesavillagetourandanopportunitytotrywindsurfing.Ondaysfourandfive,5-dayguestshavefreetimetoexploretheislandattheirownpace.Youmaychoosetorevisityourfavoritespots,gosnorkeling,orsimplyunwind.AccommodationChoicesWeofferchoicesofdifferentprices.BeachfrontBungalowsareonthebeach,withair-conditioners,privatebaths,andocean-viewbalconies(阳台).InlandCabins,surroundedbynature,arecheaperwithnearbysharedbathrooms.Theindividualpriceisasfollows.

AccommodationType3-day5-dayBeachfrontBungalow$1,200$1,800InlandCabin$600$900(Note:A50%discountisavailableforthoseunder18yearsold.)Thepricesincludeyourplacetostay,3mealsaday,andmostactivities.Butsomespecializedwatersportsmightcostextra.IfthistropicalescapeonCoralIslandhascaughtyourheart,don’thesitate!Clickheretoregisterandstartanunforgettableadventure!36.WhichofthefollowingistrueaboutCoralIsland?

A．Itisnoisyandclosetothecity.B．60%ofitiscoveredbyrainforest.C．Touristscanonlyenjoywateractivities.D．TheCoralIslandFinchlivesonbeaches.37.WhatcantouristsdoontheseconddayonCoralIsland?

A．Hikeandrelax.B．Exploretheisland.C．Takeavillagetour.D．Swimandtrywindsurfing.38.Whatdoweknowabouttheaccommodationprices?

A．Theyonlycoverthehotelrooms.B．Specializedwatersportsarefree.C．Theyincludethreemealsaday.D．InlandCabinsaremoreexpensive.39.Howmuchwillacouplewitha10-year-oldsonpayforthe3-dayInlandCabin?

A．$1,200.B．$1,500.C．$1,800.D．$3,000.40.Whatisthepurposeofthispassage?

A．Tocomparehotelservices.B．Tointroduceislandwildlife.C．Toexplaintravelsafetyrules.D．Tosuggestatravelpackage.Michaelandhiswife,newresidentsofaSanFranciscoapartment,learnedabouttheirneighborJeffDunan’svolunteerworkforBangladeshRelief,anorganizationthatprovidesfood,clothingandessentialsuppliesfordisadvantagedpeopleinnorthernBangladesh.Inspired,Michaeldonated$150toDunan’sGoFundMecampaign.However,amessagefromhiscreditcardcompanyinformedhimofanunintended$15,041charge.Whenhesawthefive-figurenumber,hewasconfused,buthesoonrealizedwhathadhappened.SinceMichael’screditcardnumberstartswith4and1,itwasapparentthathehadaccidentallybeguntypinghiscardnumberwhilethecursor(光标)wasstillinthedonationamountbox.MichaelplannedtocallDunantoexplainthemistake.However,beforehecould,hewasfloodedwithFacebookmessagesfromShohagChandra,thecharity’sBangladesh-basedprogrammanager,thankinghimforhisincrediblegenerosity.Michael’sheartfeltheavyashepagedthroughphotosofpeopleholdingthank-yousignswithhisnameonthem.Theideaoftakingbacksuchasignificantdonationweighedheavilyonhim.However,afterreceivingtherefund,hedecidedtodonateagenerous$1,500.AlthoughMichaelhadalreadysharedthestorywithfriendsandfamily,hefeltastrongneedtopostitpubliclyafterlearningfromDunanthattheorganizationwasinitsgreatestneedoffunds.“TheleastIcoulddo,”Michaelsaid,“wassharemystoryandhopeitmightinspireotherstosupportthecause.”However,Michaelhadnoideathathisstorywouldbesharedfarandwide.Itwentontoraiseover$120,000forBangladeshReliefinjustafewweeks-abouteighttimeshismistakendonation.AccordingtoDunan,Michael’spostinspiredcontributionsfrommorethan3,700people.Michaelwasamazedbytheongoingwaveofgenerosity.“NeverinmywildestdreamsdidIimaginethis,”hesaid.“It’samazingwhatpeoplecanachievewhentheycometogether.”41.HowdidMichaelmakethelargedonation?

A．Hemadeamistakewiththedonationamount.B．Heencounteredasystemerror.C．HewasgreatlyinspiredbyDunan.D．Heenteredwrongcreditcarddetails.42.WhydidMichaelfeelverysorryaccordingtoParagraph3?

A．Themanagersenttoomanymessages.B．Hethoughthisdonationwastoosmall.C．Hefoundtherefundprocessdifficult.D．Hehadtodisappointpeoplewhothankedhim.43.WhydidMichaelputhisstoryonlineforeveryonetosee?

A．Dunanaskedhimtospreadtheword.B．Hewantedtobecomefamoushimself.C．Hisfamilyandfriendstoldhimtodoit.D．Helearnedthegroupbadlyneededmoney.44.WhathappenedafterMichaelsharedthestoryonline?

A．Manypeoplesawitanddecidedtohelp.B．Hebecameverywell-knowninhisowncity.C．IthelpedhisneighborJeffstartanewhelpingactivity.D．HeandhisneighborJeffbecamemuchbetterfriends.45.Whatisthemainlessonofthestory?

A．Actionsspeaklouderthanwords.B．Manyhandsmakelightwork.C．Alwaysprepareforarainyday.D．Wellbegunishalfdone.IntheHollywoodmovieTheMartian,actorMattDamonplaysanastronautwhogrowsfoodonMars(火星)tosurvivealoneontheredplanet.Afterseeingthemovie,WashingtonStateUniversityphysicistMichaelAllenandUniversityofIdahofoodscientistHelenJoynerdecidedtocarryoutacasestudyhelpingstudentsfigureouthowtofarmonMars.Inthecasestudy,studentshadtoimaginetheywereminingonMarsanddecidehowtofeedthemselvestherebeforestartingonthejourney.TheygotadvicefromAllenandJoyneronhowtoselectcropsandtakethechallengesofgrowingcropsoverlongperiodsonMars.StudentsusedascoringsystemtoselectthreefoodstoplantonMars.Allenfoundtheresultsimpressive:among30students,“notwopeoplehaveevergottenthesameanswer”,hesaid.HumantravelerstoMarswilllikelyhavetomakeuseofresourcesontheplanetratherthantakeeverythingtheyneedwiththemonaspaceship.Thismeansfarmingtheirownfoodonanotherplanet,onethathasaverydifferentecosystem(生态系统)fromEarth’s.OneproblemforthosewhowouldliketoliveonMarsisthefactthattherecanbenofarmingtools.Likerealastronauts,studentstakingpartinthestudycannottakefarmingtoolswiththem.AsJoynerputittohisstudentastronauts,“Youarestartingwithnothing.”Besides,studentsalsohavetodealwithaverylimitedchoiceofdiet.“Ifyouhadtoeatasinglefoodfortherestofyourlife,couldyoudoit?”Joynerasked.ButAllenbelievesthecasestudyisaboutmorethanfarmingandeatingontheRedPlanet.“I’mnotteachingaboutgrowingfoodonMars,”Allensaid.“I’mteachingaboutlivingwithchoices.I’mteachingaboutproblemsolving.”46.WhatgaveMichaelAllenandHelenJoynertheideafortheircasestudy?

A．Afamousbookaboutspacetravel.B．Theirworkasuniversityteachers.C．PlanningforarealjourneytoMars.D．AmovieaboutfarmingonMars.47.Whatdidthestudentshavetodointhecasestudy?

A．Starttheirtaskwithallnecessaryequipment.B．Experimentwithdifferentfarmingtools.C．SelectthreetypesoffoodtogrowonMars.D．WatchthemovieTheMartianbeforestarting.48.WhatmightbethedifficultiesforpeoplelivingonMars?

A．Theyhavealimitedchoiceofdiet.B．Theyhavealotoffarmingtools.C．Theyhavetotakepartinthestudy.D．TheyhavetoselectcropsonMars.49.WhatdoesMichaelAllensaythestudentsreallylearnfromthisstudy?

A．Howtogrowfoodinagarden.B．Howtothinkandfindanswers.C．MorefactsaboutourplanetEarth.D．HowtofindthingstoeatonMars.50.Whatisthepassagemainlyabout?

A．AplanforlivingaloneonEarth.B．Thestoryfromamovieaboutspace.C．AclassprojectonfoodforMars.D．Theworkoftwoschoolteachers.阅读下列短文并回答问题。TaraWestoverisanAmericanauthorandeducatorwhoselifestoryhasinspiredmillionsofyoungpeopleworldwide.BorninafarawaymountainareaintheUnitedStates,shegrewupinafamilythatlivedaverysimplelife—sosimplethatsheneverattendedschoolasachild.Duringherearlyyears,Tarahadnoformalclasses,notextbooks,andnoteacherstoguideher.At17,Taramadeuphermindtochangeherlifeforthebetter.Shethrewherselfintoself-studyandworkedhardtolearnallthenecessarysubjects.Thejourneywasnoteasy,andshefacedmanychallenges,yetshenevergaveup.Nightafternight,shekeptreading,studying,andpracticingtomakeherdreamcometrue.Thankstoherstrong