广西崇左市2025-2026学年高一下学期7月期末英语试题（含答案无听力音频及听力原文）

广西崇左市2025-2026学年高一下学期7月期末英语试题听力1.Howlongwillthegamelast?A．Onehour.B．Twohours.C．Threehours.2.Whatdoesthewomanprobablywantthemantodo?A．Finishhisreading.B．Takeouttherubbish.C．Cooksomethingforher.3.Whydoesthewomancalltheman?A．Toaskhimabouthisdecision.B．Togivehimsomeworkdetails.C．Totellhimtoattendaninterview.4.Wheredoestheconversationprobablytakeplace?A．Inanoffice.B．Atthepoliceoffice.C．Ataclothingstore.5.Howmanyunitsmustthemanreviewovertheweekend?A．Fiveunits.B．Eightunits.C．Tenunits.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。6.WhoisLisaprobably?A．Ashopassistant.B．Theman’sfriend.C．Dominic’ssister.7.WhatwillthemanprobablybuyforDominic?A．Atoysoldier.B．Apairofearphones.C．Arabbitdoll.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。8.Whatmakesthewomanlateforthedinner?A．Thelongmeeting.B．Thecartrouble.C．Theheavytraffic.9.Whatdoesthewomanwantthemantodo?A．Giveheraride.B．Callacustomer.C．Meetheratabusstop.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。10.Whyisthemannervous?A．Heisn’tgoodatdriving.B．Heworriesabouthisspeechtomorrow.C．Hewillhavehisfirstclasstomorrow.11.Whathappenedwhenthemangaveaspeechlasttime?A．Heforgottoprepareforit.B．Heforgottothankeveryone.C．Heforgotmuchofhiswords.12.Whatwillthespeakersdonext?A．Listentoaspeech.B．Eatsomeicecream.C．Drivebacktoschool.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。13.Whatkindofhousearethespeakerstalkingabout?A．Ahousewithabackyard.B．Ahousewithtwobedrooms.C．Ahousewithonlyonebathroom.14.Whatdoesthewomanlikeaboutthekitchen?A．Itslight.B．Itssize.C．Itsequipment.15.Whydoesthewomanhesitateaboutthehouse?A．It’snotinherpricerange.B．Theneighborhoodisnoisy.C．It’sfartherfromwheresheworks.16.Whatistheprobablerelationshipbetweenthespeakers?A．Friends.B．Husbandandwife.C．Fatheranddaughter.听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。17.Whatisthespeaker?A．Anewsreporter.B．Aradiohost.C．Aninvitedguest.18.Inwhatwayhasthespeakerchanged?A．Hespeaksfaster.B．Hegainsmoreweight.C．Hecooksmoreoften.19.Whattroublesthespeakerbesidesmakingfriends?A．Thelocallanguage.B．Theterribleweather.C．Theheavytraffic.20.WhataretheFrenchpeoplelikeinthespeaker’sopinion?A．Abitcold.B．Verygenerous.C．Quitefriendly.二、阅读理解AMuseumvolunteerprogramsofferhighschoolstudentsanopportunitytoengagewithhistory,science,andthelocalcommunity.Forteenagersseekingmeaningfulsummerexperiences,twooutstandinginstitutionalprogramsarecurrentlyacceptingapplications.FieldMuseumTeenVolunteerProgramDesignedspecificallyforcurrenthighschoolstudents,teenvolunteersbringthemuseumtolifeforvisitorsofallages.Teensmustcommittovolunteeringatleast10daysthroughouttheentiresummertosuccessfullycompletetheprogramandqualifytoapplyforfutureyear-roundvolunteering.Teenvolunteersspendtheirdaysengagingvisitorsandsharingfascinatingsciencestoriesthroughoutthebuilding.Whilevolunteering,teensdividetheirtimebetweenworkingintheCrownFamilyPlayLab,wheretheyinteractwithyounglearnersinahands-oneducationalsetting,andworkinginStanleyFieldHall,wheretheyhelpwitheducationalcarts.Whenhelpingwiththesecarts,teensshowobjectsandsamplesfromthemuseum’srarecollectionsforcuriousvisitors.CrystalBridgesFamilyVolunteerOpportunitiesCrystalBridgesiscurrentlywelcomingfamilyvolunteerstojointheiractiveteam!Childrenaged10to13areinvitedtovolunteeralongsideafavoriteadultintheirlives:aparent,aguardian,anaunt,oranoldersibling.Thisprogramallowstheyouthtoservethecommunity,connectwithfamilymembers,andfacilitatefunactivitiesforCrystalBridgesguests.Allvolunteerapplicantswillreceiveequalconsiderationwithoutregardtorace,gender,ordisability.Themuseumactivelyencouragesminorityvolunteerapplicantstojointheteamandenrichtheculturaldiversityoftheinstitution.21.WhichisrequiredtocompletetheFieldMuseumTeenVolunteerProgram?A．Volunteeringatleast10days.B．Sharingstoriesonweekends.C．Helpingwithcartsyear-round.D．Workinginthemuseumfull-time.22.WhoisqualifiedtojoinCrystalBridges’team?A．Teensfinishinga-monthvolunteerservice.B．Highschoolseniorsseekingcollegecredits.C．Racialminoritiesvolunteeringontheirown.D．Youthsaged10to13withanadultfamilymember.23.Whatisthemainpurposeofthetext?A．Todescribemuseumcollectionsandcarts.B．Toteachsciencestoriestoyounglearners.C．Toencouragefamiliestovisitmuseums.D．Toinviteteenstovolunteeratmuseums.BBerthaNgumbi,mymother,isoneofthekindestwomenIknow.However,whenIwasachildgrowingupinKenyawithmyfoursiblings(兄弟姐妹),herkindnessoftenannoyedus.Whenevervisitorscametoourhome,whetherrelativesorstrangers,expectedornot,mymotherwouldaskustoprepareandservethemblacktea.Ifvisitorsarrivedduringlunchordinner,shewouldinvitethemtoeatwithus,whichmeantlessfoodforthefamily.Aschildren,wefeltunhappyandsometimesevencomplainedaboutit.MysisterFaithespeciallydislikedthosemomentswhenwehadlittlefirewoodorwhenthewoodwaswetfromrain,becausemakingteabecamedifficult.MysistersandIevenbelievedthatsomepeopletookadvantageofourmother’sgenerositybyappearingatmealtime.Yearslater,aftermovingtotheUnitedStatestoliveandteach,Ibegantoseethingsdifferently.Mymother’skindnesshaddeeplyinfluencedme.EvenwhenIstruggledmyself,Istilltriedtohelprelatives,friends,andevenstrangers.Ifunexpectedvisitorscametomyhouseoneday,Iwouldwarmlyofferthemteaandfood,justasmymotheralwaysdid.Wantingtounderstandthesourceofherkindness,Iaskedmymotheraboutit.Sheexplainedthatshehadlearneditfromherownmother,mygrandmother.Growingupinalargefamilywitheightsiblings,mymotheroftenreturnedhomefromschooltodiscoverthatsomeoftheirlunchhadbeengivenawaytohungrytravelers.Althoughthechildrenwereupsetattimes,theirmothercontinuedhelpingotherswhenevershecould.WhenIaskedmymotherwhethershewouldhavechangedifshehadknownwedislikedhergenerosity,sheansweredfirmlythatshewouldneverstophelpingpeople.Today,Ifullyunderstandheractionsandremaindeeplygratefulforthecompassion(同情)sheplantedinme.24.Whydidtheauthordislikeunexpectedvisitorswhenshewasyoung?A．Theyinterruptedfamilyactivities.B．Theyalwaysaskedformoreblacktea.C．Herfamilyhadtosharemealswiththem.D．Hersiblingsneededtoservethemfoodfirst.25.WhatdidtheauthordoaftermovingtotheUS?A．Sheavoidedbotheringothers.B．Shelivedapoorlifeforalongtime.C．Shewasfriendlytowardsothers.D．Shekeptcomplainingabouthermother.26.Whydidtheauthoraskhermotheraboutherkindness?A．Tounderstanditsorigin.B．Tomemorizeherchildhood.C．Tochangehermother’smind.D．Toexpresshergratitude.27.Howdidtheauthor’sattitudetohermother’skindnesschangeovertime?A．Fromseeingitasashametoaroadmap.B．Fromnotunderstandingittovaluingit.C．Fromsupportingittocomplainingaboutit.D．Fromtakingitlightlytoviewingitasatrouble.CAllbuttwoofAustria’s96glaciers(冰川)haveretreated(缩小)overthelasttwoyears,themonitorsintheAlpinecountryreportedonFriday,sayingthe“dramaticdevelopment”highlightstheimpactofclimatechange.ThelatestreportfromtheAustrianAlpineClubshowstheAlpeinerFernerinthewesternTyrolregionandStubacherSonnblickkeesinSalzburgtotheeastarefacingthegreatestloss,eachwitharetreatofmorethan100meters(about328feet).Theaverageretreatwasmorethan20meters(about65feet).“ThebreakdownoftheglaciertongueisalsoprogressingatthePasterze,Austria’slargestglacier,makingtheresultsofclimatechangevisible,”theclubsaidinthereportcovering2024and2025.Itadded,“Thereportconfirmsonceagainthelong-termtrend:TheglaciersinAustriacontinuetoretreatsignificantlyinlength,area,andvolume.”NeighboringSwitzerland,whichishometothemostglaciersinEurope,hasnotedasimilarretreatinitsglaciersinrecentyears,atrendthathasbeenreportedaroundtheworld.TheretreatoftheglaciersinEuropehas

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fordrinkingwater,powergeneration,agriculture,infrastructure,recreationalactivities,theAlpinelandscapeandmore.“Theglaciersaremelting,andwitheverynewreport,theurgencygrows,”clubvicepresidentNicoleSlupetzkysaid.“It’snolongeraquestionofwhetherwecanstillsavetheglaciersintheiroldform;it’saboutrelievingtheresultsforourselves.”Poorweatherconditionssuchaslowsnowfall,warmtemperaturesincludinganexceptionallyhotJunelastyear—nearly5degreesCelsiusabovetheaverage—havecontributedtotheretreat,theclubsaid.Thesefactorsacceleratedthemeltingofice.Withoutashiftinweatherpatterns,thetrendwilllikelyworsen.SuchchangesintheAlpsshouldserveasa“wake-upcall”forpolicymakersandthepublicintheirbehavior,theclubsaid.Itaddedthecurrentfigurewaslowerthanthefigureduringtheprevioustwoyears,butstillrankedastheeighth-largestretreatinthe135yearsofmeasurements.28.Whatcanwelearnfromparagraph2?A．AlltheglaciersinAustriahaveretreated.B．Glacierretreatisawidespreadphenomenon.C．PasterzeisthelargestglacierinSwitzerland.D．Peoplefailtoknowtheresultsofclimatechange.29.Whichcanexplaintheunderlinedword“implications”inparagraph3?A．Quicksolutions.B．Simpledesigns.C．Possibleeffects.D．Fullexplanations.30.Whatdoesparagraph4mainlytalkabout?A．Thecausesoftheglacierretreat.B．Thechangeofweatherpatterns.C．Thethreatsofclimatechange.D．TheaveragetemperatureofAustria.31.Whatdoesthelastparagraphstress?A．Thecurrentsituationisbetter.B．Theglacierretreatisstillserious.C．Measuringglacierretreattakestime.D．People’sbehaviorhaschangedalot.DSanFranciscoBayisoneofthebusiestwaterwaysintheUS.Ferries,cargoshipsandtankerscutthroughitschoppy(波浪起伏的)waterseveryday.Unfortunately,theysharethebaywithanunexpectedvisitor:graywhalessearchingforfood.Lastyear,21deadgraywhaleswerefoundintheBayArea,withatleast40%killedbyshipstrikes.Scientistsbelievetherealnumberisevenhigher,sincemanybodiessinkbeforebeingfound.Atleast10morehavediedintheBayAreasofarthisyear.Theproblemisgettingworsebecauseclimatechangehasfundamentallychangedgraywhalemigrationpatternsandfeedingbehaviors,forcingmanystarvingwhalestotravelintoSanFranciscoBayinsearchoffood.Thispresentssignificantdangerstowhalesthatwerepreviouslyabletoavoidsuchbusyoceanareas.Thechoppybayconditionsoftenmakewhalesnearlyinvisibletoshipcrews,creatingdangeroussituationswherestrikesbecomelikely.Tosolvethiscrisis,researchershavelaunchedWhaleSpotter,anAI-powereddetectionnetworkthatscansthebaytotrackthemdayandnight.Usingcamerasinstalledonislandsandships,thesystemspotswhaleblowsandheatsignaturesupto2nauticalmiles(海里)away.Researcherssaythesystem’sbiggestadvantageisconstantmonitoring.Unlikehumanobservers,thesecamerascanoperatethroughthenightandinfoggyconditions,whicharecommoninthebay.Whenawhaleisdetected,AIautomaticallyflagsthesighting,whichisthenconfirmedbytrainedmarinemammalobserversbeforewarningsaresentviaradiotoshipoperators.Thisallowsshipstoslowdownorchangecoursewhenwhalesarenearby.“They’llbeabletomakeadjustmentsbeforetheygetanywhereclose,”saidThomasHall,directorofoperationsforSanFranciscoBayFerry.Thenetworkisthefirsttodirectlycombineland-basedandshipdetectionwithofficialshipwarnings.ScientistshopetoaddmorecamerasontheGoldenGateBridgeandAlcatraz,expandingcoverageacrosstheentirebayandcreatingsaferwatersfortheseendangeredcreatures.32.WhathasledtograywhalesenteringSanFranciscoBay?A．Fewernaturalenemiesinthebay.B．Theshortageoftheiroriginalfoodsources.C．Climate-causedchangesinreproducinghabits.D．Theabundanceoffoodcreatedbyshippingactivities.33.WhyaremanygraywhaleskilledbyshipstrikesinSanFranciscoBay?A．Nomonitoringsystemexistedbefore.B．Marinemammalobserversrefusetoworkatnight.C．Heavytrafficandpoorvisibilityworktogether.D．Climatechangehasworsenedthefoggyconditions.34.WhatcanwelearnaboutWhaleSpotter?A．Itreplaceshumanobservers.B．Itallowsshipstoreactearly.C．Itcommunicatesdirectlywithshipoperators.D．ItcoversthewholeSanFranciscoBayarea.35.WhatcanbeinferredaboutthefutureofgraywhalesinSanFranciscoBay?A．Theirchancesofsurvivalwilllikelyincrease.B．Theywillgrowrapidlyinpopulation.C．Theirlivingenvironmentwillimprove.D．Theywillnolongerbethreatenedbyshipstrikes.七选五TheInternet,avast,activeandever-changingnetworkofinformation,canalsoholdhiddendangers.Frompassworddealerstopotentialharmfulsoftware,usingitsafelycanfeellikeachallengingtask.____36____.Theyturnyouintoasmartuser,readytoentertheonlineworldwithconfidenceandsecurity.____37____Yourphonenumber,homeaddress,accountpasswordsarethekeystoyourvirtuallife.Givingthemawaycanmakeyouaneasytargetofcheats,identitytheft,andworse.TheInternet,wherepeoplecanhidebehindfakenames,oftenallowsliestogrow.Whatseemslikeaharmlesschatcouldbeawolfinsheep’sclothing.UsestronganduniquepasswordsUsingstrongpasswordsforyouraccountsiskeytostayingsafeonline.Astrongpasswordactslikeastronglockonthedoortoyourdigitallife,preventinghackersfromgainingaccess.____38____ThinkbeforeyoushareApicturemaybeworthathousandwords,butonline,itcanpaintatargetonyourback.Sharingphotoswithstrangersisrisky,especiallythoserevealingtoomuch.____39____.Remember,oncesomethingisonline,it’salmostimpossibletotrulyerase.Useasecurewebbrowser(浏览器)____40____.Itinterpretsanddisplayswebpages,servingasthefirstlineofdefenseagainstharmfulcontent.Choosingonewithbuilt-infeatureslikeadblockingstrengthensyourinitialbarrier.A．BeawareofevilattackersB．ProtectyourpersonalinformationC．IthelpsprotectyourpersonalandsensitiveinformationD．ThiscanleadtoprivacyrisksandbeingtakenadvantageofE．ThesepracticesequipyouwithnecessaryInternetsafetytipsF．YourwebbrowseristhegatewaytotheoceanofonlineworldG．It’sasmartideatochangeyourwebbrowsereverythreemonths二、完形填空BrodyRidderwasanextremelyshy6th-gradestudentwhorarelysocializedwithhisclassmates.Hewasfeelingverysadbecausealmostnoneofhisclassmateswouldsignhisautographbook(签名册).____41____twoteachers,noonehadwritteninhisbook.____42____,Brodydecidedtowritea____43____tohimselfontheemptypages:“Hopeyoumakesomemorefriends.”Whenhismothersawtheblankpages,shewasverysad.She____44____aphotooftheautographpageonline.Thepostquicklydrewalotof____45____fromthelocalcommunity.Thepostsoonwas____46____bythree11th-gradestudentsatthenearbyhighschool.Theyimmediatelymadeaplanto____47____theyoungboy.EventhoughtheyhadnevermetBrody,they____48____manyoftheirfriendstovisitBrody’sschooltheverynextday.ThehighschoolteenswalkedintotheclassroomandgreetedBrody____49____.Theytookturnswritinginhisautographbook,leavinglongparagraphsfullofadvice.SeeingtheolderstudentsgivingBrodysomuchattentioncompletely____50____thesituationinhisclassroom.Soon,Brody’s____51____—whodidn’tgivetheirsignaturesatfirst—beganto____52____andsignhisautographbookaswell.Brodylaterexpressedhowmuchthekind____53____meanttohim,saying,“Itjustmademefeelbetterasapersonontheinside.”Hismotherwasvery____54____forthegreatkindnessstartedbytheolderstudents,reflectingthatthereisstillalotof____55____forpeople.41.A．DuetoB．ApartfromC．InsteadofD．Asfor42.A．AngryB．ConfusedC．HeartbrokenD．Anxious43.A．noteB．poemC．letterD．song44.A．checkedB．copiedC．searchedD．posted45.A．inspirationB．attentionC．troubleD．fun46.A．noticedB．writtenC．ignoredD．forgotten47.A．teachB．punishC．supportD．interview48.A．gatheredB．orderedC．remindedD．allowed49.A．unwillinglyB．nervouslyC．proudlyD．warmly50.A．recognizedB．acceptedC．changedD．controlled51.A．friendsB．neighborsC．coworkersD．classmates52.A．comeforwardB．giveupC．setoffD．turndown53.A．commentB．actC．invitationD．face54.A．sorryB．famousC．gratefulD．ready55.A．timeB．hopeC．moneyD．advice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。Onlineculturedevelopsfastthesedays.AwildnewtrendnamedBecomingChinese____56____(take)socialmediabystormandhasbeenpopulargloballyeversince2026.Itallstartedwithashortandfunnyonlinevideo____57____(create)byaChinese-Americanblogger,____58____playfullyjokedaboutturningforeignviewersinto“Chinese”foronewholeday.Inhervideo,shesharedsuperordinaryChinesedailyhabits:drinkingwarmwaterinsteadoficeddrinks,wearingslippersathome,____59____eatinghotporridgeforbreakfast____60____(regular).Littledidsheknow,thiscasualvideowouldgoviral,____61____(cause)aglobalwaveofpeopletryingoutChinese-stylelifestyles.Foreignnetizensarepostingtheirown____62____(version)of“beingChinese”:drinkinggojiberrytea,practicingBaduanjin,andputtingtheirfeetinhotwaterbeforebed.Manyofthemsaythesesmallhabitsmakethemfeel____63____(healthy)andmorerelaxed,farbetterthantheirpreviousfast-pacedandcoldlifestyles.Thistrendisn’taboutchangingnationalidentityatall;it’sjustyoungpeoplefallinginlovewiththegentleandhealthy____64____(wise)ofChineseculture.It’salovelysignthatChinesedailycultureiswinningheartsworldwide,onesmallwarmhabitat____65____time.四、书面表达66假定你是李华，上个月你和家人一起观看了端午龙舟赛。请给你的外国朋友Chris写一封邮件分享这次经历，内容包括:(1)比赛过程;(2)收获和感受。注意：(1)写作词数应为80个左右;(2)请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。DearChris,____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Yours,LiHua五、读后续写67Joeywasafourteen-year-oldboywhowasfoundtohaveaspecialdevelopmentaldisorderthatgreatlyinfluencedhisdailylifeandcommunicationwithotherpeople.Becauseofthisproblem,hefounditveryhardtoshowhislovethroughbodycontact.Eversincehewaslittle,heneverheldhismotherAmanda’shand,andheneverlethergivehimasofthugorkissbeforehewenttobed.Joeyfeltextremelytiredandstressedinsocialenvironments,anditwasnearlyimpossibleforhimtomakenewfriends.Forthisreason,Joeyusuallystayedaloneinhisbedroominhisfreetime,withlittleconnectiontotheoutsideworld.AlthoughJoeyhadgreatdifficultygettingalongwithpeople,hehadkeptaskinghismotherforadogforalongtime.Asasinglemotherraisingthreesons,Amandastronglywishedtocheerhersonupandhelphimbuildconnectionswithothers.Shestartedtolookforlocalanimalrescuecentersonlinecarefully,hopingthatapetcouldhelphersonopenuplittlebylittle.Oneafternoon,whenshewasbrowsingapetrescuewebsite,shesawapictureofRoxy—akindandlovelydogwaitingquietlyforanewhome.Roxyalwayslookedhappy,withaspecialwalkingpostureandbrightwarmeyes.Amandahadhearddifferentopinionsaboutthiskindofdog,butshefirmlybelievedthatsuchdogs,justliketeenagerswithdevelopmentaldifficulties,wereoftennottrulyunderstoodbymostpeople.AmandadrovetotheanimalrescuecenterinLosAngelesatonceandfinishedalltheadoptionprocedures.ShefeltalittleworriedbutveryhopefulthatafaithfulpartnercouldfinallyhelpJoeystepoutofhisclosedworld.TheworkersatthecentergavehertheropeforwalkingRoxy.Thedogshookhertailhappily,readyforhernewlife.Onherwayhome,Amandakeptthinkingabouthowhersonwouldreacttothislovelyandenergeticsurprisewaitingforhimattheirhome.注意：(1)续写词数应为150个左右;(2)请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。WhenAmandabroughtRoxyhome,somethingunbelievablehappened._________________________________________________________________________________