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2025~2026学年甘肃兰州市城关区民族中学等校第二学期期中考试高一年级英语试卷一、阅读理解Afestivalislikeabigpartyforlotsofpeople.Herearesomeofthem.AlbuquerqueInternationalBalloonFiestaDoyoulikehot-airballoons?ThenyoushouldgototheAlbuquerqueInternationalBalloonFiestainNewMexico.FiestaisaSpanishwordforfestival.Theballoonfestivallastsforninedaysandhasaround750hot-airballoons.Theyarebeautifultoseeflyinginthesky!Itisexpectedtoattractclosetoamillionvisitors.WhiteNightsFestivalInSt.Petersburg,Russia,peoplecelebratetheWhiteNightsFestival.Thisartsfestivalisinthesummerwhenthereisstilllightatnight!Thisfestivalisaneventofthearts,music,opera,ballet,filmandoutdoorcelebrations.LaTomatina(西红柿节)InSpain,LaTomatinaisalotoffun.Theweek-longfestivalhasmusic,parades,dancing,fireworksandlotsoftomatoes!EveryAugustthousandsofSpaniardstakepartintheLaTomatinafestival.Thepeoplethrowtomatoesateachotherforthewholedayandtheydon’tgetangry,buttheonlyruleisthatthetomatomustbeflattened(捏扁)inthehandfirst,beforebeingthrown.PingxiSkyLanternFestivalInPingxi,peoplegather(聚集)atthePingxiSkyLanternFestival.Peoplebuypaperlanterns,lightthemandletthemflyintothesky.PingxiSkyLanternFestivalisanannual(一年一次的)eventwhichishighlyrecommended(推荐)byfamousmediasuchasDiscoveryChannel,CNNTravel,andNationalGeographicTravel.Everyyearitattractstensofthousandsofvisitorsfromoverseas.1.WhatcanwelearmabouttheAlbuquerqueIntermationalBalloonFiesta?

A.ItisheldinRussiaeveryyear.B.ItisheldeveryAugust.C.Itishighlyrecommendedbythemedia.D.Itlastsmorethanoneweek.2.WhatistheonlyruleofLaTomatinainSpain?

A.Throwthetomatoesthatareflattened.B.Takepartinthefestivalforthewholeday.C.Visitorsmustbringtheirowntomatoes.D.Visitorsmustcontroltheiremotions.3.Whatisthepurposeofthistext?

A.Toencourageustotraveltheworld.B.Toadvertiseseveralstrangefestivals.C.Tointroducefunfestivalsfromaroundtheworld.D.Tomakecomparisonsbetweensomefestivals.Itwasadreamcometruetostudyatoneoftheoldestandbestuniversitiesintheworld.IenjoyedlivingandstudyinginOxfordwhichislittleoldtownwithrichhistoryandbeautifulbuildings.Thestudyingpacewasveryfastanddemanding.However,therewasstillenoughroomtohavefunwithfriendsfrommycohort(同伴).Ireallyenjoyedthesociallifeandbeingsurroundedbylike-mindedpeoplefromallaroundtheworld.IwassurprisedbyhowdiversethestudentbodywaswhenIarrivedinOxford.Itisameltingpot(熔炉)ofextremelysmartandtalentedpeoplefromdifferentculturesandsocioeconomicbackgrounds.AnothershockIexperiencedwastheobviousdividebetweenstudentsandlocals.Oxfordisafterallnotjustauniversitybutalsoatowninhabited(居住于)bylocals.Althoughweallsharethesamespace,thereisalmostnointeractionbetweenthestudentsandthelocals.Duringmystudies,Icouldnotworkbecausetheresimplywasn’tenoughtimetobalanceademandingacademicprogramandajob.LuckilyIwasonascholarshipthatcoveredallofmycostssoIdidn’thavetoworryaboutit.Attheendofmymaster’sprogram,Iinterned(实习)attheOpenSocietyFoundations.Icomefromalow-incomefamilyinCroatia,andasayoungperson,IneverthoughtIwouldbeabletovisitplacesliketheUK,letalonestudyataworld-famousandexpensiveuniversitylikeOxford.LaterIrealizedthatthereareactuallymanyscholarshipsandprogramsthathelpstudentslikemegainaccesstohighereducation.Iwouldrecommendyoungstudentsfromdisadvantagedbackgroundstothinkbigandnotgiveupontheirdreams.Thedoorswillopenforthosewhoaredeterminedandpositive.4.WhatdidtheauthorlikeinOxford?

A.Thesociallifeandhiscohort’scompany.B.Thefastanddemandingstudyingpace.C.Theoldandbeautifulbuildings.D.Thelocalculturalhistory.5.WhywastheauthorsurprisedonarrivalinOxford?

A.Thebeautifultown.B.Friendlylocalpeople.C.Smartandtalentedpeople.D.Studentsfromdifferentbackgrounds.6.HowdidtheauthorpaythecostsinOxford?

A.WiththehelpoftheOpenSocietyFoundations.B.Withthesupportofascholarship.C.Byattendingsomeprograms.D.Bydoingpart-timejobs.7.Whatdoestheauthortelltheyoungstudents?

A.Theyshouldstudyinfamousuniversities.B.Scholarshipswillmakethemexcellent.C.Theyshouldtryhardtorealizetheirdreams.D.Studentsfromlow-incomefamiliesarenotbad.ManyeducatorshavebeenteachingthemselveshowtouseAI.ForJeromeOng,a5thgradeteacherinRidgewood,NewJersey,AIhaschangedthewayheapproachesteaching.HenowusesAItoolseveryweekinhisclassroom.“Youhavetofindwhatworksforyourstudents,”hesaid.OngnotonlyteacheshisstudentswhatAIis,butalsowhereitfallsshort.“Ifyoukeepatitandsay,‘No,you’rewrong,you’rewrong,’eventuallyAIwillsay,‘I’msorry,Iwaswrong.’DoingthatwithyourclasscanshowyouthatAIisn’treallyassmartasyouthinkitis,”Ongsaid.Thissummer,Microsoft,OpenAIandAnthropicannouncedafirst-of-its-kindplantotrainhundredsofthousandsofmembersoftheAmericanFederationofTeachers.“Ithinkifwe’regoingtomakeAIworkforstudentsandkids,weneedtolistentoteachers,”saidMicrosoftpresidentBradSmith.The$23millioninvestmentwillgotowardvirtualandin-persontraininginNewYorkCity.“Thedirectconnectionbetweenateacherandtheirkidscanneverbereplacedbynewtechnologies,butifwelearnhowtousethem,setpracticalguidelinesandputteachersinthedriver’sseat,teachingandlearningcanbebetter,”saidAFTPresidentRandiWeingarten.However,criticscitecheatingconcernsandMicrosoft’sownresearch,whichshowedaself-reportedreductionincriticalthinkingskillswhenAIwasnotusedresponsibly.AFTmemberLoisWeinerthinksteacherswouldbebetterservedbymoresupportwithinschoolsthanbyapartnershipwithSiliconValley.“Thereissomuchboredominthejob,buttheanswertothatistoimproveteachers’workingconditions,”saidWeiner,addingthatAIdoesnotachievebetterworkconditionsforteachers.Smitharguededucationshouldbelefttoteachers:“Thoseofusinthetechfieldneedtoprovidethetoolsandhelpschoolboards,districts,andteacherssotheydecidehowtoputthosetoolsintopractice.”8.Whatdotheunderlinedwords“fallsshort”inparagraph1mean?

A.Iswrong.B.Haslimitations.C.Isnotenough.D.Failstowork.9.Whatisthemainideaofparagraph2?

A.Teachersareurgedtolistentostudents.B.Microsoftwillinvest$23millioninNYC.C.Techcompaniesplantotrainteachers.D.ThreefirmsaimtopromoteAIinschools.10.WhatcanbeinferredfromLoisWeiner’scomments?

A.AIcanhelpreduceteachers’boredom.B.Partnershipwithtechfirmsbenefitsteachers.C.TeachersaresmarterthanAI.D.Teachersneedmoresupportwithinschools.11.WhatisBradSmith’sattitudetowardsAIineducation?

A.Supportive.B.Critical.C.Doubtful.D.Neutral.Asawritingteacher,Iamusedtoreadingandrespondingtodifficulttexts.Infact,Ilikedealingwithtextsthathaveinterestingideas,becauseIunderstandtheirvalue.Ihavelearnedthroughmyyearsofeducationthatwhateventuallyappealstomeisnotjustgrammatically-perfect,smoothwriting,butwritingthatforcesmetothinkbeyondthepage.Itiswritingwherethewriterhaschallengedhimselforherselfandthenofferedthatchallengetothereader.Youwilloftencomeacrosscriticalthinkingandanalysisasrequirementsfortasksinwritingandupper-levelcoursesacrossdifferentsubjects.Instructorshavedifferentexplanationsofwhattheyactuallyrequirefromyou,but,ingeneral,theyexpectyoutorespondthoughtfullytothetextsyouread.Thefirstthingyoushouldrememberisnottobeafraidofcriticalthinking.Itdoesnotmeanthatyouhavetocriticizethetext,opposeitsbasicidea,orattackthewritersimplybecauseyoufeelyouhaveto.Criticismistheprocessofrespondingtoandjudgingideas,arguments,andstylesothatreadersunderstandhowandwhyyouvaluethem.Criticalthinkingisalsoaprocessthatiskeytoallsubjects.WhileinthispassageIrefermainlytocriticalthinkinginwriting,thegeneralprinciplesbehindcriticalthinkingareverysimilarinotherfields.Inhistory,forinstance,itcouldmeanexaminingandanalyzingprimarysourcestounderstandthebackgroundinwhichtheywerewritten.Inthehardsciences,itusuallyinvolvesmakingjudgmentsanddecisionsrationally(理性地),andsolvingproblems.Whilecriticalthinkingmaybesubject-specific,mostofitsgeneralprinciplessuchasthinkingrationally,makingindependentjudgments,andhavingahealthydoubtaboutwhatisbeingread,arecommontoallsubjects.Nomattertheareaofstudy,usingcriticalthinkingskillsleadstoclear,flexiblethinkingandabetterunderstandingofthesubjectathand.12.Whydoestheauthorprefercertaintexts?

A.Theyareerror-freeingrammar.B.Theypresentexcitingviewpoints.C.Theymakereadersreflective.D.Theyreadsmoothlyandeasily.13.Whatiscriticalthinkingaccordingtotheauthor?

A.Challengingtheauthor’sviewpoint.B.Consideringandassessingthoughts.C.Rejectingthetext’smainargument.D.Findingfaultwiththewriting.14.Howdoestheauthorexplainthatcriticalthinkingmattersacrossallsubjects?

A.Byreferringtodifferentareasofstudy.B.Bydescribingwhatitmeansinhistory.C.Byexplainingitsroleinscience.D.Bydrawingcomparisonsbetweenfields.15.Whatmightbediscussedinthefollow-uptext?

A.Typesofcriticalthinking.B.Usesofdeepthinking.C.Benefitsofcriticalthinking.D.Methodsofthinkingcritically.WaystoPutDownYourSmartphoneFormostpeople,whentheywakeupinthemorning,thefirstthingtocometotheirmindistofindtheirsmartphone.16.Herearesomequickandeasywaystohandletheproblem.PickupanewspaperReadanewspaperandyouwillbesurprisedathowrelaxingitistoreadthroughtheday’snews.Wewillfindourattentionhasincreased.Andwemightbeattractedbyit.17.EventheNewYorkTimescostsonly$9aweek.Itoffersbothhomedeliveryanddigitalaccess.Listentotheradio18.Youwillbeamazedathowentertainingandhelpfulsomeradioprogramsstillcanbe.Moreimportantly,youwon’tbeattractedtothoseappsandwebsites.CutoffsocialmediatiesWeloveusingFacebookorXtocommunicatewithfriendsandrelations.Justcheckinatyourlunchbreakoratthegym.Andturnoffappandemailnotifications(通知)atsomeothertimesinanyotherplaces,soyouaren’tattractedbythem.19Today,itseemsnearlyimpossibletostayawayfromyourphonefor60minutes.However,whetherdiningathomeorout,sticktotheno-devicerule.Whenhavingdinnerinarestaurantwithothers,tomakeyousticktoit,youcanplacephonesinthecenterofthetable.20.Thusnoonecanbreaktherule.

A.Setasideyourphones.B.Don’tbeworriedaboutthecost.C.Stopseekingunimportantinformation.D.Takeyouroldradiooutagainandturniton.E.Socialmediaaddictioncanbecompletelyavoided.F.Youcanalsohaveawaiterputtheminsomewhereelse.G.Ifitisthesametoyou,itistimeforyoutoputyoursmartphonedown.二、完形填空Igrewupinafamilywhereacademicsuccesswaseverything.Myparents,bothuniversityprofessors,hadmyfuture21planned:tophighschooltoIvyLeaguetolawyer.Ifollowedtheirplanperfectlyuntilsophomoreyear,whenacommunitytheaterposter22mypath.Duringrehearsals(排练)forRomeoandJuliet,Idiscoveredanunexpectedpassion.Memorizinglinesfelt23thansolvingmathproblems.Thestagebecamemyescapefrom24.Butwhenmyparentsfoundout,their25wassharp:“Thisisadistraction(干扰).”Despitetheirdisagreement,Istillkeptgoingtopractice.However,IwasnotasconfidentasIusedtobe.Onenight,mydramateacher26thatmyhandswereshaking.“Youhaverealtalent,”shesaid,handingmeanauditionflyer(试镜传单).Ihesitated—theaudition27withanimportantexam.Ultimately,I28tofollowmyheart.Weekslater,standingnervouslybackstage,Irealizedthiswasn’tjustaboutacting.Itwasabout29myownvoice.Theperformancewasfarfromperfect—I30alineinAct2—buttheaudience’sapplausefeltmore31thananytestscore.Nowasatheatermajor,Iunderstand:Lifeisn’tabout32others’expectations.Truesuccessmeanshavingthe33towriteyourownstory.Evenmyparentsfinally34thatmychoicebroughtunexpectedgrowth.Lookingback,thatcommunitytheaterposterwasthe35ofmytrueself.21.A.neatlyB.simplyC.casuallyD.blindly22.A.blockedB.recordedC.widenedD.changed23.A.heavierB.smootherC.dullerD.riskier24.A.pleasureB.curiosityC.pressureD.freedom25.A.reactionB.suggestionC.traditionD.solution26.A.ignoredB.questionedC.noticedD.promised27.A.conflictedB.connectedC.competedD.combined28.A.failedB.refusedC.regrettedD.chose29.A.losingB.findingC.hidingD.doubtful30.A.commentedB.wroteC.translatedD.forgot31.A.anxiousB.formalC.valuableD.awkward32.A.settingB.avoidingC.meetingD.lowering33.A.courageB.wealthC.luckD.reason34.A.resistedB.persuadedC.arguedD.admitted35.A.symbolB.beginningC.endingD.secret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。Shanghai’stourismauthoritiessaidthecityrecorded6.29millionvisitsbyforeignpassportholdersinthefirst11monthsof2025,36increaseofnearly50percentcomparedwiththesameperiodlastyear.Thecityreceivedabout8.28millioninternationaltouristsfromJanuarytoNovember,upnearly40percentyearonyear,37ishigherthanthefull-yeartotalfor2024.TheRepublicofKorearemainedShanghai’s38(large)andfastest-growingtouristsourcecountrysincethebeginningofthisyear,withabout805,000visits.JapanandtheUnitedStatesfollowed,with584,000and490,000visitsrespectively.Othermarkets,39(include)IndonesiaandItaly,alsoshowedcleargrowth.Theriseisdue40China’seasiervisapolicies(政策),improvedtourismservicesandmoredifferentkindsoftourismofferings.Russiantouristarrivals41(jump)afterChinaannouncedavisa-freepolicyforholdersofRussianordinarypassports,ineffectfromSept.15,2025toSept.14,2026.InNovemberalone,visitsexceeded50,000,markingayear-on-yearincreaseofover70percentandleadinggrowthamongmajorsource42(market)thatmonth.ZhongXiaomin,directoroftheadministration,notedthatinbound(入境的)tourism,43(drive)byincreasinglyindependenttravelers,isplacinggreaterdemandsoncitywidepublicservicesanddistrict(区域)-leveltourism44(promote).AstheNewYearholidayapproaches,Shanghaihasintroducedatotalof120tourismroutes.They45(wise)mixmoderncityviewsandculturalheritagewithnewexperiencestomeetdifferenttravelneeds.四、书信写作46.假定你是李华,你校将在5月15日举办“校园健身文化节”(CampusFitnessFestival),该活动包含趣味跑步、瑜伽(yoga)体验和健身知识讲座等环节。请你给你校交换生Peter写一封邀请信,内容包括:1.告知活动时间和主题;2.介绍1-2个核心活动环节;3.表达希望他参加的意愿并说明理由。注意:1.写作词数应为80左右;2.可以适当增加细节,以使行文连贯。DearPeter,Howiseverythinggoing?____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Lookingforwardtoyourreply.Yourssincerely,LiHua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。Septemberarrivedwithcoolairandnewstarts.AsafreshmanatWestwoodHigh,IfeltlostuntilImetMia.Webecamefriendsrightaway—sharinglunchtables,laughingthroughboringclasses,andwalkinghometogethereveryday.“You’relikethesisterIneverhad,”Miasaidoneafternoon,smilingaswesatunderourfavoritebigtree.Inodded,feelinghappy.Foramonth,wetoldeachothereverything—dreams,worries.Lifefeltperfect.Problemscamewhenmydiarydisappeared.I’dleftitonmydeskduringgymclass,andwhenIcameback,itwasgone.Iwasworried—mydeepestsecretswereinside.Later,IsawMiatalkingquietlywithSarah,thegirlwhoalwaysgavememeanlooks.Mialookedatme,the

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