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2025~2026学年山西晋中市4月期中高一下学期素养测评(二)英语试卷一、阅读理解Must-seeMuseumsforStudentsinNewYorkCity(NYC)Whetheryou’relookingforgreatideasorlongingforsomewonderfulexperiences,thisguidefeaturesNYCmuseumsthatexpressthecity’screativespiritandhelpyougrowasastudent.AmericanMuseumofNaturalHistoryItbringssciencetolifethroughbigshowsandinterestingexperiences.You’llfindeverythingfromdinosaurbonestospaceexploration.Itshands-onwayoflearningmakesitespeciallyusefulforstudentsstudyinginnovation(革新).Toptips:NewYorkStateresidents,includingstudents,canbuypay-as-you-wishticketsonline.MuseumofModernArtItisthehomeofbigideasandnewwaysofthinking.Ithousessomeoftheworksthathavemostchangedhowtheworldthinksaboutart.Themuseumshowshowinnovationspreadsthroughbothcultureandindustries.Toptips:Studentswithavalid(有效的)IDgetdiscountticketsat$17.NewYorkStateresidentscangetfreeaccessonFridaynightsfrom5:30to8:30p.m.TheWhitneyMuseumofAmericanArtItcelebratesAmericanart,withastrongfocusonlivingartists.Itsshowsexploretopicslikeidentity,politics,technologyandsocialchange.Manyworksreflectmodernlife,makingthemuseumagreatspaceforstudentswhowanttostudyculturaltrends(趋势).Toptips:Anyoneunder25canvisitforfreeeverydaywithavalidID.FreeFridayNightsmakethemuseumcomealivefrom5to10p.m.withmusic,drinksandgreatviewsofthecity.BrooklynMuseumIthasalotofartfromaroundtheworld,fromoldEgyptianobjectstonewartworksexploringsocialfairness.Itsshowsaskstudentstothinkandlearnaboutdifferentcultures.Toptips:Studentsgetreduced-priceticketswithID.ThemuseumalsooffersaweeklypopupmarketandfreeFirstSaturdayseventswithart,talks,drinksanddancing.1.Whichmuseumisthemostsuitableforstudentswhopreferlearningbydoing?

A.BrooklynMuseum.B.AmericanMuseumofNaturalHistory.C.MuseumofModernArt.D.TheWhitneyMuseumofAmericanArt.2.WhatdoweknowabouttheMuseumofModernArt?

A.Itvaluescreativethinking.B.Ithasthelargestcollectionofworks.C.ItsticketpriceforNewYorkersis$17.D.It’sfreeforstudentsonFridaynights.3.Whatdothelasttwomuseumshaveincommon?

A.TheyfocusonmodernAmericanart.B.Theyshowartworksabouttechnology.C.Theyhostfreeeventswithdrinks.D.Theyofferpay-what-you-wishtickets.MyfriendandIoftenplayedtogetherwhenwewereyoungchildren.Once,shelookeddownatherlegsandthenlookedatmine.Shelaughedandsaid,“Youhavefatlegs.”Iwasactuallyathinlittlekidwhojusthappenedtobebiggerthanher.Regardlessofmysize,thiswasthefirsttimeIcouldrememberanyonetalkingaboutmybody.Ihadneverreallygivenitalotofthoughtbefore,butherwordsmarkedachangeandstartedmedownaroadofbodystrugglesthatwouldcontinueforyears.Decadeslater,Iwasamomtotwolittlegirls.IneverwantedmydaughterstofeelabouttheirownbodiesthewayIdidaboutmineortobefocusedontryingtochangetheirbodiestofitaculturalstandard.I’mraisingthemtounderstandthatbodiescomeinallshapesandsizesandthattheirweightandappearancehavenothingtodowiththeirworth.Oneday,whileoutbuyingfoodwithmy6-year-olddaughter,agreatsongplayedinthestore.Ididalittledancemoveandwasmetwithafrightenedexpressiononmykid’sface.“Mommy,”shesaid,eyeswide.“Yourextraweightisjiggling(抖动).”Whatshesaidshockedme.Amomentlikethisoncemademeveryfocusedonmyappearance.ButthiswasalsooneofthoseteachablemomentsasaparentandIwantedtomakeuseofit.“There’snothingwrongwithjiggling!”Itoldher.Backhome,Ididsomeresearch,whichsuggestedthatevenpreschoolchildrenarelearningourculture’smessagethatthinisgoodandfatisbad.Thisresearchinspiredmetobeginhavingconversationsaboutbodyacceptanceandweightshamewithbothofmydaughtersandwritemyfirstpicturebook“BIsForBellies:ACelebrationofEveryBody”.Myhopewastoremindkids—andtheadultsreadingaloudtothem—thatallbodiesareworthyofrespectandthatwearemorethanjustourbodies.4.Whatmadetheauthoranxiousaboutherbodyimage?

A.Herolderdaughter’sbirth.B.Herwritingofthefirstpicturebook.C.Achildhoodfriend’scomment.D.Ashoppingexperiencewithherdaughter.5.Howdidtheauthorfeelaboutherdaughter’swordsatfirst?

A.Calm.B.Regretful.C.Annoyed.D.Surprised.6.Whatdidtheauthorlearnthroughherresearch?

A.Preschoolkidsareverycarefulabouttheirlooks.B.Popularculturecontributestotheweightshame.C.Parentsseldomtalkaboutbodyacceptancewiththeirkids.D.Culturalideasaboutthebodyhaveinfluencedyoungkids.7.Whydidtheauthorwritethepicturebook?

A.Toguidekidshowtokeepagoodshape.B.Toencouragechildrentoaccepttheirbodies.C.Toteachchildrentoappreciatevariouscultures.D.Toinspireparentstodiscussbodyimagewithkids.Thisyear’sQingmingFestivalbringssomenewchangestothetraditionalcelebration.Withtheriseoftechnologiessuchasartificialintelligence(AI),differentapproacheshaveappearedtomakefarewellsandmourning(哀悼)morepersonalandheartfelt.Atthestartofthisyear,WangWeiandhisstudentswerealreadybusyatAnhuiNormalUniversity,portraying(描画)whatheroeslookedlikebeforetheirpassing.Overthepastfewyears,theteamhaspaintedportraitsofmorethan600heroes,whichhavebecomeanimportantwayfortheirfamiliestoexpressfeelingsoflonging.“WearebusiestaroundtheQingmingFestivaleveryyear.Inthepasttwoyears,withthehelpofAI,wecandoourjobsmuchmoreeasilynow,”Wangsaid.AccordingtoWang,theportraitscouldpreviouslyonlybehand-drawnwithgreatcareandeffortbasedontheappearanceandmemoriesoftheheroes’closerelatives,withtheteammakingalldrawingsandchangesbyhand.“Butnow,AIcanhelpusmakechangesmorequicklyandconveniently,”hesaid.Moreover,AIhelpscreatelivelyimagesandshortvideos,providingadditionalwaystoconveyemotionsandmemoriesoftheheroes’families.InadditiontotheuseofAI,digitalizationandsocialmediaarealsochangingthewayChinesepeoplepayrespecttotheirancestors.InearlyMarch.anappcalled“e-tomb”wasissuedontheAppStore,drawingwidespreadattentiononaChineselifestylesocialmediaplatform(平台).Theappallowsrelativesandfriendstocarryoutdigitalmemorialservicesforthedeceased(逝者),includingsettingvirtualtombstonesandsendingflowers.“Atfirst,Idevelopedthisapptokeeptrackofmythoughts,hopingtocreateasmallcornertostoremymemoriesofmydeceasedpuppy.”saidMaggie,addingthatshehopesitcanhelppeopleapproachdeathwithlessheaviness.AccordingtoMaggie,thedigitalmemorialceremonyismoreenvironmentallyfriendlythantraditionalmethodsandsolvesthelimitationsoftimeandspace.8.WhatcanwelearnaboutthepaintingworkofWangWei’steamthisyear?

A.Theypaintmainlybasedonfamilyphotos.B.Theyhavepaintedover600heroportraits.C.TheycompletetheworksquicklybyusingAI.D.Theyimprovetheirhand-drawingskillswithAI.9.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“convey”inparagraph4mean?

A.Hide.B.Express.C.Control.D.Exchange.10.WhatdoesMaggiethinkofthedigitalmemorialway?

A.Itiseco-friendlyandconvenient.B.Itmakespeoplefeelheavieraboutdeath.C.It’sshortoftruefeelingsforthedead.D.Itwillgetinternationalacceptancesoon.11.Whichisthebesttitleforthetext?

A.QingmingFestivalCarriesRichCulture.B.SocialMediaBringsHeroesBacktoLife.C.AIMakesQingmingFestivalMorePopular.D.TechnologyIsChangingQingmingMourning.Hunters,oftenseenasenemiesofnature,haveaspecialunderstandingofwildlifeandtheirhabitats,makingthemsurprisinglyeffectivesupportersforprotection.Thisconnectiontotheenvironmentissimilarlysharedbysurfers,whohaveadeepappreciationfortheocean’spowerandbeauty.EnterSwellcycle,anewbusinessthatiswinningtheheartsofsurferseverywherewithitsnewandcreative,3D-printedsurfboards.Theseboardsaremadefrombiodegradable(可生物降解的)plantmaterials,ensuringtinywasteandapositiveimpactonourpreciousoceans.Traditionalsurfboardsaremadefromfoam(泡沫)thatcomesfromoil.Theyharmtheenvironmentbothwhentheyareproducedandwhentheyfinallybreakdown.Infact,theshapingprocessoftenresultsinaround40%oftheoriginalfoamendingupbeingthrownaway.Overtime,thesesurfboardscanbreakdown,producingmicroplastics,whichisaconcernforsealife.TylerJames,abigwavesurferandactivespokesmanforSwellcycle,expressedhisconfidenceaboutthefutureofsurfing,saying,“Thisisthefuture,Ithink,ofsurfing.”Hestressestheimportanceofsurfers’caringfortheoceans,noting,“Ifwewanttokeepsurfing,wegottocareaboutouroceans,wegottocareabouttheprocessthat’smakingourboards.”PatricioGuerrerofoundedSwellcyclewithadreamofsustainability(可持续性)inmind.Thecompanyusesmaterialslikecorntocreateamaterialwithdifferentfunctions.Thismaterialisprintedcarefullyintoanet-likestructure(结构),whichisthencoveredwithaspecialcoatingthatis30%breakable,resultinginasurfboardthatispartlyemptyinside.Itisnotonlygoodfortheenvironmentbutalsostrongerthantraditionalfoamboards.SurferswhohavetriedtheSwellcycleboardsarefilledwithexcitement.KeatonMayo,whotestedaboardatarecentevent,describedtheexperienceas“reallyfast”and“reallyfun”,stressingthespecialexcitementofridingsomethingsocreative.Swellcycleworkswithfamoussurfboarddesigners.Theyalsocarefullyreuseanyleftovermaterialsfromtheboard-makingprocess,furthershowingtheircareforsustainability.12.Whyarehuntersmentionedinthefirstparagraph?

A.Tocriticizetheirharmtowildlife.B.Tocomparetheirskillswithsurfers’.C.Tointroduceasimilarconnection.D.Tostresstheirroleinanimalprotection.13.Whatdoestheauthorimplyabouttraditionalsurfboards?

A.Theyarelow-cost.B.Theyareproducedeasily.C.Theycannotbreakdowninwater.D.Theycauselotsofwastedmaterials.14.WhatmakesSwellcycle’ssurfboardsstrongerthantraditionalones?

A.Thespecialmaterialandstructure.B.The3D-printingtechnology.C.Thelargesizeandsimpleshape.D.Theuseofcommonfoamfromoil.15.Whatistheauthor’smainpurposeinwritingthetext?

A.Toencouragemorepeopletotakeupsurfing.B.Topromoteenvironmentallyfriendlysurfing.C.Topraisesurfers’effortsinenvironmentalprotection.D.Toexplaintheeffectoftraditionalsurfboardsonsealife.Yousitdowntostudy.Youopenyournotes.Thenyoucheckyourphone—justforasecond.Anhourlater,you’vewatchedthreeshortvideos,scrolledthroughsomewebpages,andlearnednothing.Soundfamiliar?You’renotalone.Theabilitytofocushasbecomeoneofthemostvaluableskillsinmoderneducation.However,focusisaskill,andlikeanyskill,itcanbetrained.16●Makeatimetable.Ifyouhavealongnightofstudyingaheadofyou,makeaplanfortheday.Trydividingworkintosmallerparts.Aimtoworkfor30-60minuteperiodswith5-10minutebreaksinbetween.17It’snotlaziness—it’slettingyourbrainprocesstheinformation.●Choosetherightspot.Whetheritisyourroomoralibrary,chooseanatmospherethatissilentandfreeofdistractions(干扰)toconcentrate.18What’smore,youneedacomfortablechairandgoodlighting.Thereshouldbenostrain(压力)onyourback,neck,oreyes—painisalsoadistraction.●Turnoffyourelectronics.19Onlyuseyourcomputer,ifyouneeditforyourstudies;otherwise,it’sjustanunnecessaryrisk.Asforyourphone—putitinairplanemodeunlessyouneeditonforanemergency.●20Thefactofthematteristhatweallhavetheperiodsofhighenergyandlowenergythroughouttheday.Whenareyou?Ifpossible,studyduringyourhigh-energytime.You’llbeabletofocusbetterandremembertheknowledgeyou’reinputtingintoyourbrain.Studyingatanyothertimewillsimplybearealstruggle.

A.Listentoyourbody.B.Figureoutyourlearningstyle.C.Yourbrainneedsthebreaktorecharge.D.Ifyoutellyourselfyoucanfocus,youactuallycan.E.ItshouldbeawayfromtheTV,pets,andotherdistractions.F.Herearesomestudyskillstohelpyouconcentrateonstudies.G.Thiswillhelpyouavoiddigitaldistractionsandallowyoutostayonyourplan.二、完形填空Atnineteen,HollysetofftostudyabroadinNancy,France,herheartfullofexcitement.Yetwithinweeksofarrival,thatexcitement21intoloneliness.Dailylifeinaforeignlandprovedmuchharderthan22,especiallywhenitcametospeakingFrench.“Icouldunderstandthelanguagesomewhat,butIwasterribleaboutspeakingit.My23wasterrible.Peoplecouldn’tunderstandme,”shesaid.Thecontinuous24tobeunderstoodlefthertiredandsad.Theonlythingkeepinghergoingwasa25packagefromhome.“Motherhadsentmyfavoritefood—somethingIcouldn’tfindinlocalshops.”Shewenttothepostofficeto26it,buttheclerkcouldn’tunderstandherbrokenspeechnomatterhowhardshetried.“ThemoreIrepeatedmyself,themorediscouragedand27Ifelt.Iwasaboutto28intearswhenastrangercametomy29.”Alocalwomanasked,inHolly’sownlanguage,“CanIhelpyou?”Andshespoketotheclerk,andwithinminutes,thepackagewasinHolly’shands.Butthekindnessdidn’t30there.ThewomaninvitedHollytoherhousefordinner.“Itsoonbecameourweeklyhabit.ItwasasafeplacewhereIcould31myFrenchwithoutfear.I32feltlikeIwasathomethere.”Decadeslater,theystillkeepintouch.“Heractofkindnesshas33mylife,”Hollysaid.“NowIpaymoreattentiontopeoplewhoneedhelp,offeringthesame34Ioncereceived.Iwillbeforever35thatsomeonechosetohelpmewhenIneededitmost.”21.A.brokeB.dividedC.gatheredD.faded22.A.expectedB.requestedC.plannedD.promised23.A.translationB.voiceC.accentD.function24.A.choiceB.struggleC.decisionD.reflection25.A.familiarB.neatC.secretD.commercial26.A.deliverB.collectC.exchangeD.approach27.A.amazedB.energeticC.hopelessD.fascinated28.A.calmdownB.bringupC.setoffD.breakdown.29.A.rescueB.invitationC.defenceD.sense30.A.startB.continueC.endD.form31.A.updateB.practiceC.refuseD.test32.A.trulyB.hardlyC.sharplyD.formally33.A.savedB.controlledC.impressedD.influenced34.A.resourceB.warmthC.suggestionD.respect35.A.carefulB.regretfulC.cheerfulD.grateful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。Theexhibition(展览)GreenChinainMotion:TheEcologicalNarrativeofPandas,WildPlantsandMacroCreatures,36(feature)imagesandbooksaboutChina’slivelynaturallandscapes,caughttheattentionofmanyvisitorsofthe24thBangkokInternationalBookFair2026.Theexhibition,37mixesnaturalscienceandthebeautyofart,givesvisitors38clearunderstandingofChina’secological(生态的)protectioneffortsandattractedmorethan1,200visitorsonthefirstday.39oneofSoutheastAsia’smostsignificantpublishingevents,thebookfair40(attract)over300publishingorganizationsfromaroundtheworldina20,000-square-meterexhibitionareasinceitopened.TheGreenChinainMotionexhibition,co-organizedbyGuangxiNormalUniversityPressGroupandChinaNationalSci-TechInformationImport&ExportCo,41(make)upofthreeparts.Thefirstpartshowsthepandas’naturalhabitatandpresentsthese42(charm)“ambassadors(使者)offriendship”throughniceimages.Thesecondpartshowswildplantsarenotonlypartofmedicalandcookingtraditionsbutalsoimportanttokeepecologicalbalance.Thethirdpartuseshigh-qualityphotographytotakepicturesofsmall43(creature),showingtheirstrengthandbeautyandspreadingtheideathatalllivingthingsare44(equal)important.TheGreenChinainMotionexhibitionispartofGuangxiNormalUniversityPressGroup’songoingefforts45(promote)culturalexchange.ThegrouphasworkedcloselywithmanyartanddesignpublisherstoshareChinesecontentglobally.四、书信写作46.假设你是李华。你校将举办以“ThePowerofArtinPersonalGrowth”为主题的英语演讲比赛。请你写一篇演讲稿参赛;内容包括:1.你与艺术结缘的经历;2.艺术给你带来的影响。注意:1.写作词数应为80左右;2.请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。Dearclassmates,I’mgladtosharehowarthascontributedtomypersonalgrowth.____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________That’sall.Thankyou!五、书面表达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。MiaandChloehadbeenbestfriendssincemiddleschool.Whentheirhistoryteachergaveagroupprojectaboutoldcivilizations,theyworkedtogetherrightaway.Mialikedtoplaneverythinganddoherworkearly.Chloealwayswaiteduntilthelastminute.“Relax,wehavetwoweeks,”Chloewouldsay,lookingatherphonewhileMiaworkedalone.Miadidnotwanttobebossy,soshekeptquietanddidmostoftheworkherself.Shehopedeverythingwouldbefineintheend.Thenightbeforethepresentation(展示),Miafinishedtheslides,thespeech,andtheposterbyherself.Chloesaidshewouldpracticeherpartinthemorning.Butthenextday,somethingwentwrong.WhenChloestoodupto

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