云南昭通市第一中学教研联盟2025-2026学年春季学期高一年级期末考试英语（B卷）（含答案无听力音频及听力原文）

云南昭通市第一中学教研联盟2025-2026学年春季学期高一年级期末考试英语（B卷）一、听力选择题1.Whatdoesthemanaskthewomantodo?A．PickupLydia. B．Dosomereading. C．Prepareforalecture.2.Wheredoestheconversationprobablytakeplace?A．Onthestreet. B．Inthelibrary. C．Athome.3.Whatwilltheweatherbelikenextweek?A．Rainy. B．Sunny. C．Snowy.4.WhatdidthespeakersdolastSunday?A．Theyvisitedapark. B．Theywenttotheseaside. C．TheystayedwiththeGreens.5.Whatarethespeakersmainlytalkingabout?A．Amuseum. B．Atrip. C．Ahotel.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。6.WhatdoesJonsayaboutMr.Brus?A．Hehelpedthemanwinaprize.B．Hewantstoachieveinstantfame.C．HehaswonChemistryNobelPrize.7.Whatistheprobablerelationshipbetweenthespeakers?A．Classmates. B．Brotherandsister. C．Motherandson.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。8.Whatinformationisthemanrequiredtofillintheform?A．Hiscreditcardnumber. B．Hispassportnumber. C．Hisaddress.9.Whatshouldthemandoifheneedshelp?A．Calluptheclerk. B．GotoRoom212. C．Talktotheshopassistant.10.Whereisthemangoingthisafternoon?A．Toagrocerystore. B．Totheairport. C．Toabank.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。11.WhatisMr.WardgoingtodonextMonday?A．Haveaninterview. B．Goonabusinesstrip. C．Workonaconstructionproject.12.WhenwillthemanmeetMr.Wardthisafternoon?A．At5:15p.m. B．At4:45p.m. C．At4:30p.m.13.Whatdoesthewomanprobablydo?A．Asecretary. B．Amanager. C．Ateacher.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。14.Whatarethespeakersdoing?A．Choosingsongstolistento. B．Checkingoutonlineposters. C．Bookingplanetickets.15.Whoseconcertdoesthewomanshownointerestin?A．JoshGroban’s. B．LeeAnnWomack’s. C．HarryStyles’s.16.HowmuchisatickettoafolkmusicconcertinProspectPark?A．$150. B．$200. C．$300.17.Whatdoesthemanmeanattheendoftheconversation?A．HewillgototheconcertatCityGym.B．Hecan’taccepttheticketprice.C．Hehasaverylargebudget.听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。18.WhichcolordoesthespeakerchooseforPEclasses?A．Green. B．Yellow. C．Black.19.Whydoesthespeakerchoosebluestickynotesforhistory?A．Becausethebookcoverisblue.B．Becausetheteacherhasabluecar.C．Becausetheteacher’slastnameisBlue.20.Whatdoesthegreenstaronthewallcalendarmean?A．Amathexam. B．Frenchhomework. C．Asportsevent.二、阅读理解AChinaishometovarioustraditionalfestivalscelebratedbyethnic(种族的)minoritygroups.Threeofthemostwell-knownonesareintroducedbelow.Water-SplashingFestival(theDaipeople)AstheDaiethnicgroup’sNewYearcelebration,thefestivalfallsinmid-AprileveryyearinYunnanProvince.Localpeoplesplashwaterononeanothertowisheachothergoodhealthandgoodluck.Apartfromwater-splashingactivities,dragonboatracesanddeliciouslocalsnacksarealsoimportantpartsofthecelebration.NadamFair(theMongolianpeople)Heldinsummer,NadamFairisagrandtraditionalfestivalforMongolians.Itshighlightisthreeclassicsports:horseracing,wrestlingandarchery.Visitorscanenjoyexcitingmatches,folksongsandspecialmuttondishes.Thefestivalexpressespeople’sbestwishesforharvestandfriendship.TorchFestival(theYipeople)CelebratedinlateJuly,theTorchFestivalisoneofthemostimportantholidaysfortheYiethnicgroup.Onthatnight,peoplelighttorchesanddancearoundbonfirestodriveawaypestsandprayforagoodharvest.Horseracingandwrestlingarealsoheldduringthefestival.21.WhenistheWater-SplashingFestivalheld?A．InlateApril. B．Inmid-April. C．InlateJuly. D．Inmid-July.22.WhatisthemajoractivityofNadamFair?A．Splashingwater. B．Lightingtorches.C．Dragonboatraces. D．Threetraditionalsportsevents.23.Whatisthetextmainlyabout?A．WaystospendholidaysinYunnan. B．ThreefamousminorityfestivalsinChina.C．HistoryofChina’straditionalnationalholidays. D．Popularlocalfoodacrossdifferentethnicgroups.BWhenIwasyoung,mymomoftensaidshewouldbeproudofmeifItriedmyhardestatschool.ButshealsotoldmeIdidn’tdomybestwithoutfullmarks.Ilistenedtoherwordscarefullyandwishedeverythingtobeperfect.Slowly,Iturnedintoaperfectionist.Aperfectionistneverwantsanymistakes.Lotsofkidstodaygetgreatpressurefromtheirparents.Theyloseconfidenceoncetheymakesmallerrors.Ihavehadsuchanexperience.Iusedtofeelsadevenafterwinningmanyprizes.Iwonaschoolcompetitionbutgotonequestionwrong,andIblamedmyselfalot.Itookthirdplaceinagameandgotfreemovietickets,yetIstillthoughtIfailed.Iwonfirstprizeinamathtestwith98points,butIfeltupset,thinkingIcouldget100.MymindchangedafterIenteredcollege.Imadenewfriends.Theycouldaccepttheirownmistakesandtreatedthemaschancestogrowinsteadoffailures.Theyletmelearnatruth:nooneisperfect.Makingmistakesiscommonforeveryone,andwecangetthemostusefullessonsfromourfailures.24.Whydidthewritergrowintoaperfectionist?A．Becauseofhermother’swords.B．Becauseshehopedtowinlotsofprizes.C．Becausesheknewthebadsidesofperfectionism.D．Becauseshealwayswantedhighscoresatschool.25.Howdidthewriterfeelwhenshewondifferentprizes?A．Shewasexcitedabouttheawards. B．Shecaredtoomuchaboutprizesshegot.C．Shefeltpleasedwhenshegotthefirstprize. D．Shewasupsetfornotbeingperfectenough.26.Whatcausedthewritertochangeherideaaboutperfectionism?A．Makingopen-mindedfriends. B．Sufferingfromendlesspressure.C．Givingupalldifficultexamsatschool. D．Learninglessonsfromothers’mistakes.27.Whichmagazinecolumnisthetextmostsuitablefor?A．Parentingtips. B．Growing-upstories.C．Storiesofsuccessfulpeople. D．Difficultiesyoungpeopleface.CPeoplearoundtheworldexpressgratitudeinverydifferentways.InmanyWesterncountries,peoplesay“thankyou”dozensoftimeseachday.Theymixupbeingpolitewithsimplyspeakingpolitewords.Theycan’ttellthetwoideasclearlyapartandthinktheymeanthesamething.Forthem,thisshortphraseisabasicpartofgoodmannersindailylife.Butareverbal(口头的)thanksalwaysthemostimportant?Arecentstudysuggestsnot.Researcherslookedathowpeopleshowappreciationinovertencountries.Theyfoundthatinmanycultures,gratitudeisshownthroughactions,notwords.InChina,peoplerarelysay“thankyou”athome.Instead,theymightcookameal,helpwithhousework,orlistenpatiently.Thesequietactsareseenastruecare.Similarly,insomeAfricancommunities,peopleshowthanksbysharingfoodorworkingtogether.Ideasaboutpolitenessalsodiffer.InAustralia,peoplethinksaying“thankyou”makesrelationshipsfriendlyandrelaxed.Incontrast,inpartsofSouthKorea,toomanypolitewordscanfeeldistant.Peoplepreferwarmbehavioroverformalphrases.Expertssaythereisno“right”waytogivethanks.Whatmattersisunderstandingculturaldifferences.Whetherthroughwordsoractions,gratitudehelpspeoplebuildcloserandhappierrelationships.28.Whatdoestheunderlinedphrase“mixup”mean?A．confusetwothings B．telltwothingsapartC．leavetwothingsaside D．pickoneoftwothings29.Whichstatementistrueaccordingtothetext?A．Wordsworkeverywhere. B．Nooneusespolitewords.C．Actionsshowthankswidely. D．Westernpeoplearemostpolite.30.WhyaretoomanypolitewordsunwelcomeinSouthKorea?A．Theycausetrouble. B．Theybringdistance.C．Theylackpoliteskills. D．Theywanttostayalone.31.Whatcanweinferfromthelastparagraph?A．Actionsbeatallwords. B．Wemustsay“thankyou”.C．Weshouldvalueculturaldifferences. D．Politewordswillgraduallydisappear.DWhenwecutourfingersaccidentally,mostofusjustputaband-aidonthewound.Wethinksmallcutswillhealsoonwithoutspecialmedicalhelp.However,thisideaisnotrightforeveryone.Healthyteenagersandadultscanrepairsmallskinwoundsbythemselvesquickly.Buttwokindsofpeoplehealwoundsmuchmoreslowly:oldpeopleandthosewhohavehighbloodsugar.Theirbloodcannotrunsmoothly,sotheinjuredskinishardtogetbetter.Agroupofscientistshasfoundaneasynewwaytosolvethisproblem.Scientistssendlightweakelectricsignalstotheinjuredpartoftheskin.Inusualsituations,skincellsmovearoundfreelywithnofixeddirection.Butundersoftelectricinfluence,thesecellsheadforthesameplaceandclosethecutquickly.Thescientistsdidlabteststocheckthismethod.Theygrewskincellsinsmallboxesandmadetinycutsonthem.Thecellswereseparatedintotwogroups.Onegroupreceivedthesoftelectriccare,whiletheothergotnotreatmentatall.Thetestresultwasclear:thetreatedwoundsonlyneededonethirdofthetimetohealcompletely.MariaAsplundleadsthisresearchteam.Herteamhasgotmoneytodomoretestsonrealskincutsonhumanbodies.Shesaysfirmly,“Ibelievethiselectricwaycanbringgoodnewstopeoplewhosewoundstakeaverylongtimetoheal.”Besides,herteamplanstowatchhowdifferentskincellsreacttoelectricsignals,andtheywillmakedifferenttreatmentplansfordifferentcuts.32.Whocangetgreathelpfromthenewelectricmethod?A．Peoplewithhighbloodpressure. B．Peoplewithunusualskindiseases.C．Peoplewithhealthybodiesandsmallcuts. D．Peoplewithhighbloodsugarandtheelderly.33.Howdoelectricsignalsspeeduphealing?A．Theycleardirtycellsincuts. B．Theydesignpersonalizedplans.C．Theyguidecellstomoveorderly. D．Theystopskincellsgrowingfast.34.WhatisMaria’sattitudetowardtheelectrictreatment?A．Hopeful. B．Worried. C．Doubtful. D．Uninterested.35.Whichcanbeasuitabletitleforthetext?A．ElectricCareforElderlyPatients B．ElectricTherapyforSugarPatientsC．ElectricTechHelpsWoundsHealFaster D．ElectricSignalsTreatHealthySmallCuts第二节七选五Doyouenjoydreamingaboutyourfuture?Manypeoplewaitforaso-called“perfectmoment,”butitmayneverarrive.There’snoneedtochangeyourwholelifeallatonce.___36___Smalldailystepscanquietlyleadyoutoabrighterfuture,sowhynotbeginnow?Ifyouneverreachforyourdreams,regretmayfollowyou.Somebadfeelingsgoawayfast,yetotherslastforyears.___37___Thedeepestpaincomesfromwonderinghowlifemighthavebeenifonlyyouhadtrustedyourself.Don’tletsadnessgrowoutofmissedchances.___38___Manypeoplecaretoomuchaboutothers’opinions.Successisneverguaranteed,andevensuccessfulpeopleoncequestionedthemselves.Believeinwhoyouareandkeepmovingforward.Youoftencheeronyourfriends,saying,“Goafteryourdreams!”___39___Iffearholdsyouback,youmayblameyourselflater.Trytodiscoverawayoflivingthattrulymakesyouhappy.Yourhobbiestakeuptimeeveryday.Youcanadjustyourplansalittle,butthere’snoneedtogiveupyourreallife.Trytokeepabalancebetweendailylifeandyourdreams.___40___A．Makingbigchangesatfirstisusuallytoodifficult.B．Don’tletworriesholdyouback—believeinyourself.C．Amongthem,regrettingnottryingisthesharpestpain.D．It’snormaltofeelworriedbeforetryingsomethingnew.E．It’sperfectlyfinetostartwithsmallandsimplechanges.F．Youshouldalsoencourageyourselftofollowyourdreams.G．Oncethingsgowell,youcantrybiggerchangesstepbystep.三、完形填空WhenIwasalittleboy,Ilovedmakingpaperstars.Everyweekend,I___41___manycolorfulstarsandgavethemtomymom.Shestuckthemonourwindowandsaidtheywereherfavoritegifts.Soon,therewasnoemptyspaceleftonthewindow.Whenthewindowwasfull,shetoldmegentlythatshehadtotakesomestarsdowntomake___42___fornewones.Shecomfortedme,promisingtokeepthoseoldstarssomewhere___43___.Itwasonlyasoftlie.Shedidn’twantmeto___44___thatshefeltsorrytotakethosestarsdown.___45___later,mymompassedawaybecauseofaseriousillness.Ihadto___46___allherpersonalthingstosellouroldhouse.Inawoodenbox,Ifoundpilesoffolded___47___.Iwasgreatlyshocked:everysinglepaperstarIevermadeforherwascarefullykeptinsidethisbox.Sheputtheminsmallbags,eachwithalabel___48___theagewhenImadeeachstar.Theboxsatbesideherbedallthoseyears.It___49___clearsignsthatsheopeneditmanytimestolookatthestars.Allthoseyears,she___50___valuedmylittlehandmadestarsdeeplyinherheart.NowIhavegrownup.Iseldomshowmy___51___toothers.Thatday,Isatquietlyinherroom,___52___thoseoldstarsandcouldn’tholdbackmytears.Isuddenlyunderstoodhowgreatamother’s___53___is,somethingwecanneverrepayfully.Ikeptonestarasaprecious___54___.WheneverIlookatit,itcan___55___meofthewarmlovefrommymother.41.A．earned B．sought C．selected D．made42.A．room B．mission C．district D．shape43.A．typical B．special C．mild D．flexible44.A．giveup B．findout C．lookafter D．waitfor45.A．Weeks B．Months C．Years D．Decades46.A．arrange B．launch C．sort D．inspect47.A．poetry B．journal C．cheese D．paper48.A．judgedby B．basedon C．knownfor D．markedwith49.A．ignored B．argued C．bore D．postponed50.A．casually B．really C．regularly D．simply51.A．feelings B．virtue C．patience D．obligation52.A．holding B．reflecting C．representing D．illustrating53.A．fortune B．pride C．care D．love54.A．collection B．mission C．region D．element55.A．inform B．remind C．transmit D．monitor四、语法填空阅读下面材料，在空白处填入适当的内容（1个单词）或括号内单词的正确形式。At9:15a.m.onJune19,WangQiong___56___(get)acallforhelp.Thefivehikers___57___(shock)bylightningweretrappedonasteeppartofMountHua.Hequicklytooksevenmemberswithhim.Theywentthere___58___(save)thehikers.Aftertwohoursof___59___(climb),theyarrivedataplace___60___wasverydangerous.Wangsaid,“Thisismy___61___(eight)rescuethisyear.”Hewasproudof___62___(he)team.Theycarriedtheinjuredman___63___themountain.Thenhewassentto___64___hospital.EveryonethankedWang,___65___(especial)theinjuredman.五、书信写作66.假如你校正在举行题为“TheValueofMoney”的征文活动，请你写一篇短文参赛。内容包括：1.简述金钱的作用；2.举例说明金钱的局限性；3.谈谈自己的态度。注意：1.词数80左右；2.可以适当增加细节，以使行文连贯。TheValueofMoney____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________六、读后续写67.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。Lindalovesdrawinginherfreetime.Oneday,herteacherhandedoutnoticesofaweekendpaintingactivity.Shereallywantedtojoinit.However,herclosefriendKatewouldnottakepartinthisactivity.Lindaisaquietgirl.Shedoesnotfeelrelaxedwhenstayingwithpeopleshedoesnotknowwell.Forthisreason,sheplannedtogiveupthefunactivity.Tocheerherselfup,shewentouttosketch(素描)thebigpinetreebesideherneighbor’shouse.Shefocusedallherattentionondrawingthetree.SoontheneighbourMr.Hillwalkedoverandpraisedhernicework.Hetoldheralittleknowledgeaboutpinetrees:Thesetreesspreadtheirrootswidelyonthegroundinsteadofgrowingdeepdown.Theycannotgrowstrongiftheirrootsareburiedtoodeeply.Lindastoodthereandthoughtcarefully.Evenatreedarestostretchout(伸展)forbettergrowth.Whycouldn’tshemakeachangeandbebraver?注意：1.续写词数应为150左右；2.请按如下开头续写两段，在答题卡的相应位置作答。HiswordsgaveLindaanewidea.____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Thenextweekend,Lindasteppedintothepaintingactivitywithgreatcourage.______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________