2025~2026学年天津静海区度第二学期第一次阶段性检测高一英语试卷

2025~2026学年天津静海区度第二学期第一次阶段性检测高一英语试卷一、单项选择1.—I’mplanningtowatchaPekingOperaperformancethisweekend.—________!I’vebeenlookingforwardtoitforalongtime.

A．SoundsgreatB．Don’tworryC．NowayD．Itdepends2.________fortwodays,Stevemanagedtofinishhisreportontime.

A．ToworkB．WorkedC．TobeworkingD．Havingworked3.ThenumberofpeoplelearningPekingOpera________significantlysincethenewpolicywasintroduced.

A．hasincreasedB．haveincreasedC．increasedD．isincreasing4.Theopera________onafamousnovelattractedaudiencesfromalloverthecountry.

A．basingB．basedC．tobaseD．havingbased5.Thelessenergyyouuse,thelesscarbondioxideis________.

A．reservedB．restoredC．releasedD．reduced6.Thenewenvironmentalcampaignaimsto________public________aboutplasticpollution.

A．raise;awarenessB．rise;awarenessC．raise;attentionD．rise;attention7.hiseffortstoachievepeaceandinternationalcooperation,thePresidentwasawardedtheNobelPeacePrize.

A．FarfromB．RegardlessofC．RatherthanD．Dueto8.Therestaurant________wehaddinnerlastnightservesexcellentSichuanfood.

A．whereB．whichC．whenD．whose9.Thenewpresidentoftheuniversityistryinghisbestto________theexpectationsofthestudents.

A．takeupB．giveupC．makeupD．liveupto10.Itwasthedeeplovefortraditionalculture________drovehimtolearnPekingOpera.

A．whoB．whichC．thatD．what11.I______alongtheriverwhenIheardaboycryingforhelp.

A．droveB．wasdrivingC．haddrivenD．wasdriven12.She________herselftoprotectingendangeredspeciesandtheirhabitats.

A．devotedB．belongedC．contributedD．referred13.Thisnewtheatreisaboutthreetimes________theoldoneinsize.

A．aslargeasB．largerasC．aslargerthanD．morelargerthan14.—HaveyouheardfromMary?—Notyet.Wedidnotreceiveanynewsduringherlong________.

A．absenceB．arrangementC．professionD．presentation15.Itisasurprisethatthesmallcityhasbeen________intoamodernindustrialcenterinrecentyears.

A．transformedB．transportedC．translatedD．transferred二、完形填空Itookthebustoworkformanyyears.Noone16eachother.Thepassengersallsatthere17inthemorning.Thebuswascheerlessandsilent.Oneofthe18wasasmalloldmanwithgreyhair.Hetookthebustothecenterforseniorcitizenseverymorning.Nobodyeverpaidmuchattentiontohim.OneJulymorninghesaidgoodmorningtothedriverand19.Thedrivernoddedguardedly.Therestofuswere20.Thenextday,theoldmanboardedwithabigsmileagainandsaidina21voice;“Andaverygoodmorningtoyouall!”Someofus22,amazed,andrepliedinalowvoice“Goodmorning”.We23begantonodandtalktoeachother.Onemorninghewas24anicesuitandtie.Heevenhadabunchof25inhishand.Thedriverturnedaroundsmilinglyandasked;“Haveyougotyourselfa26,Charlie?”Wenevergottoknowifthatwashisname,27henoddedhisheadshylyandsaidyes.Theotherpassengersclappedathim.EverymorningafterthatCharlie28flowers.Somepassengersalsobroughtflowersforhim.Thebusbecamea29place.Then,onemorning,asautumnwasclosingin,Charliewasn't30atthestop.Whenwecame31tothecenterforseniorcitizens,oneofthepassengersaskedthedrivertowait.Hewentinto32.“Charlie.”Theoldgentlemanwas33,butoneofhisclosefriendshaddiedattheweekend.ThenextMondayCharliewasatthestopasusual.His34hadturnedgreyer,Weweresilentashewalkedontothebus.Noone35hisfriend,butweeachhandedhimabunchofflowers.Wewantedtobethereforthismanwhobroughtustogetherthatsummer.16.A．knewB．1ikedC．sawD．met17.A．excitedlyB．sleepilyC．happilyD．nervously18.A．driversB．touristsC．cyclistsD．passengers19.A．laughedB．smiledC．answeredD．complained20.A．silentB．scaredC．boredD．relaxed21.A．weakB．loudC．familiarD．low22.A．lookedonB．lookeddownC．lookedupD．lookedaway23.A．suddenlyB．immediatelyC．finallyD．gradually24.A．dressedinB．dressedupC．puttingonD．tryingon25.A．booksB．grapesC．flowersD．keys26.A．teacherB．girlfriendC．classmateD．friend27.A．andB．althoughC．soD．but28.A．paintedB．grewC．broughtD．picked29.A．happyB．fancyC．awkwardD．ideal30.A．talkingB．waitingC．lookingD．checking31.A．backB．overC．fartherD．nearer32.A．askaboutB．exchangewithC．speaktoD．agreewith33.A．deadB．illC．fineD．cheerful34.A．faceB．handC．hairD．beard35.A．mentionedB．rememberedC．ignoredD．noticed三、阅读理解MNA(MuseumofNorthernArizona)offersexcitingprogramsforyoutotakepartin,startingfrom9:00a.m.to3:00p.m.daily.Forquestionsormoreinformation:callMNAat928-774-5211.PrehistoricFoods(4th-6thgrade)About3hoursStudentscanlearnaboutprehistoricpeoplethroughfoodsandcookingmethodsusedduringeachtimeperiod.TheymayworkwithMuseumteacherstopreparefoodsmadeofnativecornanddiscussthedifferencesbetweenprehistoricfoodsandmodernfoods.PrehistoricPottery(陶器)(4th-8thgrade)1.5to2hoursStudentscanlearntheimportanceofpotteryinprehistoricnativecultures.Traditionalskillsofpottery-makingareshowed,andstudentsareabletocreatetheirownprehistoric-stylepot.Dinosaurs(1st-3rdgrade)About1hourChildrenaresentbacktotheAgeoftheDinosaurs.Theywilllearnabouttheenvironmentsandanimalsthatlivedduringthatage.Dinosaurbones,models,footmarksandpictureshowshelpbringthesubjecttolife.Hunter’sBag(3rd-8thgrade)About1hourStudentsareaskedtoexamineobjectsfoundinabagmainlycarriedbyhuntersoftheperiod.TheycanlearnabouthowtheearliestSouthwestpeoplehuntedinthepast.Atthesametime,theycangettoknowthelifestyleoftheearliestpeoplebystudyingtheirfoodandpotteryfoundinahunter’sbag.RocksandFossils(化石)(4th-8thgrade)About1.5hoursWorkinginsmallgroups,studentsexaminerocksandfossilsfromtheGrandCanyon(大峡谷)andunderstandtheenvironmentthereintheancientpast.36.IfPrehistoricFoodsbeginsatnoon,theprogramwillfinishatabout________.

A．1:00p.m.B．2:00p.m.C．2:30p.m.D．3:00p.m.37.ForLindawhoisinthe2ndgrade,inMNAshecan________.

A．learnaboutprehistoricfoodsB．makeprehistoric-stylepotteryC．learnmoreaboutdinosaursD．examinerocksandfossils38.Bystudyingahunter’sbagstudentscanlearnaboutthefollowingEXCEPT________.

A．theirfoodB．theirpotteryC．theirhuntingmethodsD．theirhousingconditions39.Whichofthefollowingprogramslastfortheshortesttime?

A．PrehistoricFoods.B．RocksandFossils.C．PrehistoricPottery.D．Hunter’sbag.40.Thepassageismostprobablyfroma________.

A．businessmagazineB．newspaperadvertisementC．sciencereportD．travelnoteRickylivedinahousewhichhadeverythingyoucouldeverwant.Thoughhedidn’thelpmucharoundthehouse,Rickywaspleasedwhenhisparentsboughthomethelatestmodelofrobot.Assoonasitarrived,itwentoffcooking,cleaning,andgatheringupoldclothesfromRicky’sbedroomfloor,whichRickydidn’tlikehavingtowalkon.Onthatfirstday,whenRickywenttosleep,helefthisbedroominatrulybadstate（状态）.Whenhewokeupthenextmorning,everythingwasperfectlycleanandtidy.Infact,itwasactually“too”clean;nowRickycouldn’tfindhisfavoriteT-shirtandhisfavoritetoy.Howevermuchhesearched,thetwoitemsdidnotreappear,andthesamewasstartingtohappenwithotherthings.Rickycastasuspicious(怀疑的)eyeontherobot.Hebeganfollowingitaroundthehouse.Finallyhecaughtitred-handed,pickinguponeofRicky’stoystohideit.Hewentoff,runningtohisparents,totellthemthattherobotwasbrokenandbadlyprogrammed.Rickyaskedthemtohaveitchanged.Buthisparentstoldhimabsolutelynot.Theyneededtherobotverymuch.Oneday,therobotheardtheboy’scomplaints.Therobotreturnedwithoneoftheboy’stoysandsomeclothesforhim.“Here,sir.Ididnotknowitwasbotheringyou,”saidtherobot,“Theobjectswereleftonthefloor.Ithereforefiguredthatyoudidnotlikethem.Iamprogrammedtocollectallthatisnotwanted,andatnightIsendittoplaceswhereotherhumanscanuseit.”Rickystartedfeelingashamed.Hehadspentallhislifetreatingthingsasiftheywereuseless.Yetitwastruethatmanyotherpeoplewouldbedelightedtotreatthosethingswithallthecareintheworld.Sincethen,Rickyhadputrealcareintohowhetreatedhisthings.Andoften,hewouldbuythings,andtakethemalongwithhisgoodfriend,therobot,tohelpoutthoseotherpeoplewhoneededthem.41.Thestorytriestotellus________.

A．tousearobotathomeB．totreatotherspolitelyC．tolookafterourownthingsD．togiveawaythingstothecharity42.Therobot’staskwasto________.

A．helpdohouseworkB．teachRickyalessonC．washRicky’sclothesD．getridoftheuselessthings43.WhatwasRicky’sbadhabit?

A．Henevercaredforothers.B．Hegotuplateeverymorning.C．Heneverlistenedtohisparents.D．Healwaysthrewhisthingsabout.44.TherobothidRicky’sthingsbecause________.

A．itwantedtohelpRickymakeachangeB．itfiguredthattheywereuselessthingsC．itwantedtomakefunofhimD．ithopedtohelpthepoor45.Ricky’sparentsthoughtthat________.

A．RickywastoolazyB．therewassomethingwrongwiththerobotC．therobotshouldn’thavehiddenRicky’sthingsD．therobotwashelpfultothemAvoiceassistantisapieceofintelligentsoftwarethatrespondstovoicecommands(指令)andcanrunonanydevice,includingsmartphonesandcomputers.ExamplesincludethepopularAmazon’sAlexaandApple’sSiri.AccordingtoEMAR-KETER’sforecast,bytheendof2024,therewillbeover100millionvoiceassistantusersintheUS.However,advancesinsmarthome,connectedcar,andsmartTVtechnologiescouldshowthattheuseofvoiceassistantswillbecomemorewidelyintegrated(综合的).SomecompanieshavebeguncombiningAI-powered(人工智能驱动的)voiceassistantswiththeircallcenters.Bankshavequicklyadoptedthesetools.Somebanksevenusevoice-activatedcommandstoperformtasks.Also,businessescanusedeveloper-centricplatformstohelpexpandtheiroperationsbymakinguseofAIinmanyapplications(应用),includingvoicerobots.InAugust2023,Voiceflow,acompanythatfocusesonbuildingandintroducingconversationalAItools,raised$15millioninfunding.ThecompanyhascustomersfromfamousbrandslikeAmazon,JPMorganChase,andTheHomeDepot,andisjustoneexampleofhowmuchmoneyusingAIvoicefeaturescanbring.ThefutureofvoiceassistantsliesintheirincreasingcombinationwithAIandmachinelearningtechnologies,enablingthemtounderstandanddealwithnaturallanguagemoreaccurately.ThenewAlexa’sconversationalskillsareexpectedtobecomemoreadvanced,enablingcustomerstousetheintegratedAIforshopping,writingemailsandorderingfood.Apple’supcomingAppleIntelligencewillenableSiritodomorelikeapersonalassistant,suchastakingspokenandwritteninstructionsandusingdatafromtheusers’contacts,calendars,mapsandpreferencestocreatepersonalizedresults.However,somecustomersarecarefulofvoiceassistants,especiallywhenitcomestosensitivedata.It’sstronglyadvisedthatcompaniesthataredevelopingthetechnologies,maketheirprivacy(隐私)policiesopenandactivelybuildthosestandardsintothetechnology.46.Whatwillthepopularityofvoiceassistantsleadto?

A．Theircompetitionwithsmarthomeapplications.B．Theircombinationwithadvancedtechnologies.C．Theirpromotingsocialcommunicationamongpeople.D．Theirgettingridofthedependenceonhardware.47.WhydoestheauthormentionVoiceflow?

A．Todescribethecompany’scustomerbase.B．Toshowtheeconomicvalueofvoiceassistants.C．TointroducetheAItoolsdevelopedbyvoiceassistants.D．Tostressthecompany’ssourceofincome.48.Whatwillfuturevoiceassistantsbelikeaccordingtothetext?

A．Offeringaccurateandpersonalizedhelp.B．Replacinghumanassistantsgradually.C．WorkingeasilywithoutAl’ssupport.D．Focusingmostlyonconversationalpurposes.49.Whatisthemainconcernaboutvoiceassistants?

A．Concernsoverhighcostsofdevelopingvoicetools.B．Concernsoverdifficultyinunderstandingusercommands.C．Concernsoverlackofprocessingnaturallanguage.D．Concernsoverthesafetyofusers’data.50.Whatisthetextmainlyabout?

A．Theguidanceontheusageofvoiceassistants.B．Theexpectationforfuturetechnologicalprogress.C．Theintroductiontovoiceassistants’development.D．Theexplanationforthevoicerecognitiontechnology.阅读表达Andrew,alittleboy,tookallhisprimaryschoolteacherstoanicegoodbyedinnerbeforemovingontomiddleschool.Heevenpaidthebillhimself.“Theylovedit,”Andrew’smomsaid.“Oneofhisteachers,hismathteacher,said,‘I’vebeenteachingfordozensofyearsandthathasneverhappened.’AlloftheteachersweretouchedbywhatAndrewhaddoneforthem.Iwassosurprisedthatasimplegesturesuchasthiswouldmeansomuchtopeople.”BackinJuly,onhisbirthday,Andrewdecidedtotreathiselementaryschoolteacherstodinnerandtoldthedecisiontohisparents.Hisparents—hismom,alawyer,andhisdad,ateacherinahighschool,said,“Weareproudofyouridea.Yourteachersdeserveit.Wecandoyousomefavor,likehelpingyoucontacttherestaurant.”Andrewthenbegansavinghismoneyforthedinner.Hesparedtimetoofferservicestotheneighbors,suchastakingcareoftheirbabies,helpingthempickupnewspapers,anddoinggardening.What’smore,hesoldhisoldtoysontheInternet.Allinall,heraised$300.OnOctober15,2024,Andrewhostedadinnerforhisteachersatalocalrestaurant.Andrew’smomsaid,“WeinvitedAndrew’selementaryschoolteachers,includi