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河南商丘市商师联盟2025-2026学年高一下学期7月期末英语试题一、阅读理解AJustlikefashionandaccents,eatinghabitscanvaryfromregiontoregionaroundtheUnitedStates.TheSouthThebestfoodintheSouth—chicken,potatoes—arefried.Manytraditionalsouthernmealsarecookedinhigh-fatoils.Kentuckyhasfourfastfoodrestaurantsforevery10,000people—thehighestnumberintheUS.Alabamaconsumesthemostfastfood,followedbyKentuckyandLouisiana.AccordingtoCDCdata,eatingtoomuchfriedfoodisundoubtedlyahugecontributortothefactthatsouthernstatestopthelistofstateswiththemostheartdisease.TheMidwestTheMidwestisbestknownforeatingalotofbeefandcorn—andit’sabsolutelytrue!Threeofthetopfivebeef-producingstates—Nebraska,Kansas,andOklahoma—areintheMidwest.Andall10ofthetopcorn-producingstatesarelocatedintheMidwest.Enjoyingsomecorn-on-the-cobisasummermustintheMidwest.TheWestCoastTheMidwestmightbeknownforproducingvegetables,buttheWestCoasteatsthemostofthem.AccordingtotheCDC,adultsinCaliforniaandOregoneatthemostvegetablesandfruits.Thisareaofthecountryactuallyhasmorefarmers’marketsthatacceptnutritionalassistanceprograms,meaningmorepeoplehaveaccesstohealthyproduce.SeafoodispopularontheWestCoast,thankstotheregion’sclosenesstotheocean.Fresh,just-caughtfishisplentifularoundthemanyseaportsalongthecoast.Theworld’smostfamousfreshfishmarket—PikePlaceFishMarket—islocatedinSeattle,Washington.Juicingmightbeamorerecenttrend(潮流)intherestofthecountry,butpeopleontheWestCoasthavebeenonthejuicetrainforyears.1.Whatdoestheauthorsayaboutthefoodinthesouthernstates?A.Itisconvenient.B.Itischeap.C.Itistasty.D.Itisunhealthy.2.WhatarethemostpopulardishesintheMidwest?A.Beefandcorn-on-the-cob.B.Freshfishandsalad.C.Friedpotatoesandchicken.D.Fruitsandvegetables.3.WhereisthemostfamousfreshfishmarketintheUS?A.InCalifornia.B.InWashington.C.InOregon.D.InKansas.BCommencement(毕业典礼)seasonhasarrivedagain—andthisyear,manykeynotespeakershavediscoveredthatit’stoughtogetgraduatingstudentsexcitedaboutafutureshapedbyartificialintelligence(AI).Lastweekend,formerGoogleCEOEricSchmidtfacedrepeatedboos(倒彩)duringhisspeechtoabout10,000UniversityofArizonagraduatesonthegreatchangesbroughtaboutbyAI.AsimilarresponsemetScottBorchetta,theCEOofBigMachineRecords,whenhespoketothegraduatingclassofMiddleTennesseeStateUniversityabouthowAIishelpingthemusicindustry.“Atthebeginningwewereexcitedaboutit,”saidKareenGill,agraduateofUniversityofArizonawithapoliticalsciencedegree.“Butnow,wedon’twantitmessingwiththejobsthatwe’veworkedforyears—sohardforfouryears—tobequalifiedfor.”“OneimmediateimpactIhavenoticedisfewerentrylevelpositionsbecauseAIisreplacingmanyofthosejobs,”saidSamiWargo,whojustgraduatedfromMiddleTennesseeStateUniversity.“Ihaveappliedforaround30jobsbuthaven’tlandedoneyet.Thatsucks.”NoteveryonehasbeenmetwithverbalpushbacktoAI,though.WhenCleanHarborsfounderAlanMcKimspokeattheNortheasternUniversitycommencement,heappealedtothegraduatestoacceptAI,butwarned,“Yourcharacterwillmattermorethanyourcode(代码).”Nobooswereheardintheaudience.AsDaveLeewroteinBloomberg,“Foranycommencementspeakerin2026,noconversationaboutthefuturecouldbecrediblewithoutmentioningAI.Butinfrontoftoday’sgraduates,strikingtherighttoneishard.Theyknowtheworldofworktheyareenteringhasneverbeenmoreuncertain.Anxietyrunshigh.”4.Whatmessagecanwegetfromthefirsttwoparagraphs?A.Thekeynotespeecheswereboring.B.ManygraduatesfeltthreatenedbyAI.C.AIhasbecomeanunavoidabletopic.D.Somegraduatingstudentswererude.5.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“it”inparagraph3referto?A.Graduation.B.Speech.C.AI.D.Musicindustry.6.Whichisclosestinmeaningto“Thatsucks”inparagraph4?A.Itisfairenough.B.Itisuntrue.C.Itisverybad.D.Itisfunny.7.WhatisDaveLee’sadvice?A.FocusonAI’sharm.B.PersuadegraduatestoacceptAI.C.AvoidmentioningAI.D.Bemindfulofgraduates’worry.CNelsonDellisisasix-timeUSmemorychampion.Recently,RoselyneChauvinatWashingtonUniversityhasstudiedhisbrainindetailtounderstandhowheachievedsuchagoodmemoryandhowwecouldlearnsomeofthesameskills.Duringthestudy,Delliswasaskedtorestinascanningmachineforatotalof13hourswhilehewastestedonhismemory.Inoneofthetests,Delliswasaskedtorepeatedlyrememberasetoffourtosevenwordsthatappearedoneafteranotheronascreenforjust1second.Hewastoldtouserotememorization,atechniquethatinvolvesrepeatingthingsoverandovertomakethemstickinthememory.Hisbrainactivitywasthencomparedwiththatoftwoscientists,whoactedasthecontrolsandwereconsideredtohaveverygood—butnotextraordinary—memories.ThedatashowedthatDellisandthecontrolshadsimilarbrainactivityduringthetest.“Butrotememorizationisaterribleapproach,”Dellissaidafterthetest.“LyinginascannertomemorizethingsisnotexactlyhowInormallydo.”Tostepthingsup,anothertask—whichwasdoneonlybyDellis—involvedhimmemorizingtheorderofcardswhilehisbrainwasscanned.Thistime,Dellisemployedthemethodofloci,alsoknownasamemorypalace.Itinvolvesrelatinginformationtospecificlocationsinafamiliarplacelikeyourhome,andthenmentallywalkingthroughittohelprecall(回忆)theinformationinorder.“LociisthefoundationofalmosteverymemorytechniqueIuse,”explainedDellis.“Wewerenotborntomemorizeabstract(抽象)thingslikenumbersorlanguage.Instead,wewereborntofindourfoodandknowwheretoavoidthreats.”ButMorrisMoscovitchattheUniversityofTorontosaidthatitisuncleartowhatextentotherscanusethistechniquetoimprovetheirmemoryandhowDellishasapproachedsuchanextraordinarymemory.“Forbettereverydaymemory,dowhatyourmothertoldyou—payattention,eatwell,sleepwellandexercise,”Moscovitchsaid.8.Whichofthefollowingbelongstorotememorization?A.Readaphonenumberagainandagain.B.Makeafunnystorywithnewwords.C.Putapicturebesideeachphonenumber.D.Findconnectionsamongnewwords.9.AccordingtoNelsonDellis,whatiskeytoachievinghisextraordinarymemory?A.Imagination.B.Repetition.C.Timing.D.Food.10.WhatdoesMorrisMoscovitchwanttostress?A.Parents’adviceshouldbevalued.B.Dellis’stechniquesareunscientific.C.Memorypalaceshouldbepopularized.D.Goodhabitscanimproveourmemory.11.Inwhichsectionofawebsitemaythistextappear?A.Games.B.Science.C.Art.D.Education.DLastSeptember,IdrovetoaprotectedwetlandnearmyhomeinOakland,California,walkedtotheendofaquietpathbytheseaandstartedlookingatbirds.Sincethen,Ihavebecomeaddictedtobirdwatching.I’veidentified452species,including307thisyearalone.Thisnewactivityhasturnedouttobemorecalmingthanmeditation(禅修).Whilebirding,Iseemtoforgetheat,cold,hungerandthirst.Mysensesfocusjustonthepresent,andtheusualnoiseinmyheadbecomesquiet.WhenIspotaspeciesforthefirsttime,I’mveryhappywhilefeelingextremelypeaceful.Ialsofeelamuchdeeperconnectiontothenaturalworld.Thepassingoftheseasonsseemstobemorenoticeable,markedbythearrivalanddeparture(离开)ofparticularspeciesinsteadofmuchslowerchangesindaylength,temperatureandgreenery.Ifindmyselfnoticingsmallchangesintheweatherandsmalldifferencesinhabitat.Ithinkaboutthetides.WhenIstartedbirding,IrememberthinkingthatI’dneverseemostofthespeciesinmyfieldguide.Ihadacceptedtheideaofnatureasdistantandremote.Butinthepastsixmonths,I’veseenraregoldeneaglesandbeenamazedbydivingPacificloons,allwithinanhourofmyhouse.It’seasytothinkofbirdingasanescapefromreality.Instead,Iseeitasimmersion(沉浸)inthetruereality.Idon’tneedtoknowwhothemaincharactersareonsocialmediaandwhateveryoneissayingaboutthem,whenIcaninsteadspendanhourtryingtofindararebird.It’sverycleartomewhichofthosetwoactivitiesisthemorerewarding.12.Birdwatchinghashelpedtheauthor________.A.escaperealityB.protectwildlifeC.makenewfriendsD.findmentalpeace13.Whatdoestheauthorthinkofhisbirdingachievements?A.Disappointing.B.Amazing.C.Uninteresting.D.Embarrassing.14.Whichwordbestdescribestheauthor’sattitudetosocialmedia?A.Unfavorable.B.Appreciative.C.Objective.D.Unclear.15.Whatcanbeasuitabletitleforthetext?A.ABetterMethodtoMeditateB.MyVisittoaProtectedWetlandC.MyNewRewardingHobbyD.AWaytoConnecttoNatureE七选五Thatfearofnotbeingabletosleepisaphenomenoncalled“sleepanxiety”.Oneofthemosteffectivewaystodealwithitistheso-calledcognitivebehavioraltherapyforinsomnia(CBT-I).____16.Itjustinvolvescertainchangestoyourbehaviororlifestyles.Scheduleyour“worrytime”Ifallyourstresscomesfloodinginatbedtime,trytakingjust10or15minutesatthesametimeeachdaytowriteoutwhat’sbotheringyou.Thatway,ifyoustarttoworryaboutyourschoolworkwhileyou’reinbed,youcansaytoyourself,“____17.”BemindfulwhentrackingsleepSleeptrackerscangiveyouhelpfulinformationabouthowyouslept.____18.Inotherwords,ifyouareusingthesedevicestotrackyoursleep,askyourself:Istheinformationhelpingyoumakechangesinyourbehaviororlifestyle,orisitstressingyououtandmakingtheinsomniaworse?Ifyoutendtoworryaboutyoursleep-trackerdata,trytrackingyoursleepwithapenandpaperinstead.Itcanhelpyoufocusonhowyoursleepisfeelingtoyouinsteadofthenumbers.____19Thecyclesbetweensleepandwake-uparemanagedbyaclockinsideyourbody.Sohavingafixedwake-uptimekeepstheclocktickingontime.Focusonawind-downtime,notabedtimeInsteadoftryingtoforceyourselftogotobedataspecifictime,eventhoughyou’renotsleepy,focusonwindingdownforbedearlier.Awind-downtimecanlooklikeputtingoncomfortableclothesanddarkeningthelightsinyourhome.Awind-downtimecanhelplessenthefeelingthatyoumustgettosleepimmediately.____20.A.ReshapeyoursleephabitsB.IdidthisworryingalreadyC.WakeupatthesametimeeverydayD.ItcanalsohelpyourelaxbeforeyougotobedE.Unlikeothertreatments,itdoesn’trelyonanymedicineF.Butit’simportanttohaveahealthylevelofdoubtaboutitG.Themoreyoufocusonit,thelesschanceyou’llsleep,whichthenmakesyoumoreanxious二、完形填空阅读短文,掌握其大意,然后从各题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中,选出最佳选项。Mydadworkedasausedcarsalesman28yearsago.EveryThursdaynight,hewould____21toShreveport,LA,foranauction(拍卖).Often,Iwoulddriveacarforhimto____22attheauction.OnedayIwasridingwithmydadwhenhe____23ahitch-hiker(搭便车的人)withabackpack.Withouthesitation,Dad____24andofferedhimaride.Heaskedthehitch-hikerhisnameandstartedtalkingtohim.Thehitch-hikersharedalotofpersonal____25,includingsomesadeventsthat____26him.Hewasinlowspirits,butIcouldseethathisattitudewas____27assomeonewasreallylisteningtohim.Wedroveforabout45minutesbeforethehitch-hikergotoff.Ashewasleaving,mydadtoldhimtostay____28andthatthingswouldgetbetter.Then,Dadreachedintohis____29andgavehimatwenty-dollarbill.Thehitch-hiker____30andlookedmuchhappier,asifhewasfilledwith____31onthatco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___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________WhilemymomwastalkingwithBecky’smother,Beckycameover._____________________________________________________________________________________________

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