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山东菏泽市联考2025-2026学年高一下学期7月期末英语试题学校:___________姓名:___________班级:___________考号:___________一、阅读理解Summeristheperfecttimetoexplore,create,anddreamaboutthefuture,andNASAhasauniverseofwaystohelpyou!HerearesomeopportunitiestolevelupyourskillswithNASASTEMthissummer.TakeStardanceChallengeFromMonday,June1,throughSept.30,studentsfrom13to18areinvitedtoshowtheircreativityintheonlineStardanceChallenge,apartnershipbetweenNASAandtheeducationnon-profitHackClub.Whetheryou’reintospace,coding(编码),hardware,orjustlovebuildingcoolthings,thisisyourchancetoworkwithrealNASAmissiondatafromprogramslikeArtemis,theJamesWebbSpaceTelescope,andmore.VisittheHackClub:StardanceChallengewebsitetoexploreprojectoptions,checkoutprizestogetareminderwhenthechallengeopens.ExploreNASACareersFurtherThinkNASAisonlyforastronauts,scientists,andtechexperts?Thinkagain.Ittakesawiderangeofprofessionalstobringthenation’sspacegoalstolife.ConnectdirectlywithNASAexpertsthroughonlineeventstoexplorerealSTEMcareerpaths.Here’satableoftheeventsforyou.EventDateTopicRegistrationCareerTechnicalEducationDayJune2Robotics,AI,andtechnicalcareersByMay26VirtualCareerConnection:AviationJune11AircraftmechanicsandtechniciansByJune2Nomatterhowyouspendyoursummer,there’salaunchpadwaitingforyou.CheckoutNASA’sSTEMResourceswebsiteformoreinformationtofuelyourbigideas.1.WhatbenefitcanteenagersgetfromStardanceChallenge?A.Meetingexperts. B.Creatingawebsite.C.UsingrealNASAdata. D.WorkingintheHackclub.2.WhichtopicisaccessibleonJune2?A.Robotics. B.Astronauts. C.Techexperts. D.Aircraftmechanics.3.Whatisthemainpurposeofthetext?A.Toexplaintheimportanceofscience. B.ToshowcareeropportunitiesatNASA.C.TointroduceNASA’sspaceexploration. D.ToadvertiseNASA’ssummeractivities.Theownerofabrokenblender(搅拌器)setitonthetable.Thelightwenton,buttheunitwouldn’twork.RetiredengineerDeanGallealookeditoverandwentfromremoving,sandingandtestingthemotortoreplacingthemotor’sthermalfuse(保险丝).“Iputthethingbacktogetherand,itworkedfine,”hesaysmodestly.Allinavolunteer’sday’sworkatRepairCafé,whereskilledvolunteershelppeoplefixtheirbelongingsforfree.Peoplebroughtinbrokenclocks,fans,lamps,clothing,appliances,toys,bicycles,knives,woodenobjects—hopingthatthe26“fixers”on-sitecouldworktheirmagic.“Ibroughtallthethingsthatmeantalottome,”JenniferKohl,whowasbeinghelpedatthesewingtable,says,addingthatsheespeciallylovedtheinteractionbetweenthetwovolunteers,ChristlMagerasandSarahFrench.“Theyweregoingbackandforthadvisingeachother,helpingeachother,”Kohlrecalls.EvenmorestrikingtoKohlwastheteachingnatureoftheseexperts.“Christlsaid,‘Comehere,sitnexttome,I’llshowyouthis,’andthenshehadmestitch(缝)oneofmypillowsandcoachedmethroughit,”Kohlsays.“Sheshowedmeherskills.”Somerepairrequestsmaybegthequestion“Whybother?”Buttheitems’ownershavetheirreasons.TerryAtkinsondidn’thavethehearttothrowawayaNiteyLitelampthathadbeenonherdaughter’snightstandfor24years,aChristmaspresentfromherbelovedgrandfather.Therepairworked—theNiteyLiteshinesbrightagain.Atkinsoncouldn’twaittoshowherdaughter.“Carleeisveryemotional,”saidAtkinson.“Ithoughtshe’llcry.”“RepairCafésarethewholepackage,”saysSuzieFromer,whoworkswith70areaRepairCafégroups.“Thedramaofwhetheranitemcanbesaved,theexcitementofachallengingfixandthesatisfactionofagoodsave,allmixedupwiththetwinjoysofcatchingupwitholdfriendswhilealsomakingnewones.Plus—snacks.Fiveoutoffivewouldrecommend.”4.Whatdoesthefirstparagraphmainlydescribe?A.Abrokenblender. B.Arepairprocess.C.Aretiredengineer. D.Avolunteerorganization.5.Whatcanwelearnfromthethingsbroughtintorepair?A.Peoplepreferolditemstonewones.B.Thefixershavevariousgiftsandskills.C.RepairCaféistheonlyplacetochoose.D.Mostbrokenitemsareelectronicobjects.6.Whichofthefollowingagreeswiththeteachingnatureofthefixers?A.Practicemakesperfect. B.Greatmindsthinkalike.C.Teachsomeonehowtofish. D.Actionsspeaklouderthanwords.7.HowdoesSuzieFromerfeelaboutRepairCafé?A.Amazing. B.Costly. C.Messy. D.Challenging.Fewrealiseit,butBritainisarainforestnation.Once,afifthofthecountrywascoveredbytemperaterainforest,fromCornwalltotheHebrides.TodaylessthanonepercentoftheUKholdscompletepiecesofthishabitat.Centuriesoftreecutting,overgrazing(过度放牧)andlandclearancehaveerasedmostofit,leavingonlydotted,separatedareas.Yetrestoration(修复)workisnowrecoveringcenturiesofloss,ledbyvolunteersandconservationgroupsfromtheNationalTrustandWildlifeTrusts.Volunteersplantspeciesmatchedtotheland.Allsaplings(树苗)aregrownfromlocalseedstock,topreservetheisland’suniquenativegeneticlines.“Weavoidimportingoutsideseedwhereverpossible,”Dubbeldam,seniorwoodlandranger(护林员)withManxWildlifeTrust,explains.“We’renotjustplantingtrees—we’rerestoringwhatoriginallybelongedtothisland.”Rewildingisamisleadingsimplificationforthisheavyrestorationwork.Simplyleavinglanduntendedwillnotrebuildrainforest;continuouspressuresexist.Uncontrolledsheepanddeergrazingstopsnewsaplingssurviving,whileforeignplantspecieschokenativeplantlife.Mostsurvivingrainforestareasaretiny,separatedislandswhichtendtobeinfluencedbydrought,diseaseandtemperaturechangesasglobalwarmingspeedsup.Restorationworkoftentakesplaceincoldrain,withvolunteersputtinginlong,dulldaysofdigging,clearingweedsandcarryingsaplings.Yetthepayoffmakeseveryhourworthwhile.OntheIsleofMan,afterafullday’splantingincoldlightrain,volunteersgobacktomuddycars,wornout,leavingbehindhillsdottedwithtinysaplingsthatlookunnoticeabletoday—butwillonedayformafullyfunctionalrainforestecosystem.Acrosswindyhillsandrain-soakedvalleys,anancientwonderiscomingbacktolife.8.WhatmainlycausedthelossofrainforestinBritain?A.Naturaldroughts. B.Climatechange.C.Humanactivities. D.Volunteermismanagement.9.Whatisafeatureoftherestorationwork?A.Itfocusesonlocalseeds. B.Itreliesonforeignplants.C.Itleaveslanduntended. D.Itavoidsallhumanhelp.10.Whatisthemainideaofparagraph3?A.Benefitsofrewilding. B.Challengesofrestoringrainforest.C.Dangersofglobalwarming. D.Achievementsofpastconservation.11.Whatcanwelearnregardingthefutureoftherestoration?A.Nomoreplantingisneeded. B.Governmentwilltakeover.C.Volunteersarelosinginterest. D.Rainforestisexpectedtorecover.Doyouoftenfeeltheeyesofotherpeopleasyougoaboutyourday?Youtripslightlyonthesidewalk,oryougethomeandnoticeyourhairwasstrange—andyoufeelrisinganxietyasyourmindstruggleswithwhatpeoplemusthavethoughtofyou.Therealityis,mostpeople(ifanyatall)didn’tseeathing.Theyweretoobusylivingtheirownlives—andworryingaboutwhatotherpeoplewerethinkingaboutthem.Enter:Thespotlighteffect,apsychological(心理的)phenomenonwherewetendtobelievethatpeoplenoticeusmorethantheyactuallydo.Thespotlighteffectisprevalentinmanypeople’sday-to-daylives,andmuchofthismightfeelfamiliaralready.“Innature,thespotlighteffectisrootedinhowweexperienceourselves,ratherthanhowothersactuallyseeus.”NovenaChanel,anadvisor,noteshow,ashumanbeings,wenaturallylivewithinourowninnerworlds—ourthoughts,emotions,andbodilysensations—whichcanmakeourownbehaviourfeelmoreobviousthanitistoothers.Butwhileit’saperfectlynaturalandcommonexperience,itcanstillbeadifficultthingtodealwith.Itcancausesocialanxietyandmessupourthoughts.“So,itisimportanttounderstandthatthisisaveryhumanexperience,andoftenasignthatyoursystemistryingtokeepyousafe,”Novenasays.“Ratherthancriticizing(批评)yourself,itcanbehelpfultoapproachitwithcuriosity.Gentlynoticingandnamingtheexperience,forexample,‘I’mfeelingveryawareofmyselfrightnow’;reality-checkingyourthoughts,asking,‘WhatdoIthinkothersarenoticing,andwhatevidencedoIhaveagainstthis?’”“Overtime,asthenervoussystembeginstoexperiencemoremomentsofsafetyinsocialsituations,thespotlighteffectoftenreduces,”Novenaadds.“Iftheexperiencegreatlyimpactsdailylife,itcanbehelpfultoseeksupport.Cognitive(认知)andbehaviouralapproachescanhelpwiththoughtpatterns,whilerelationalapproachescansupportdeeperexplorationofhowtheseexperienceshavedeveloped.”12.Howdoestheauthorpresenttheissueinthefirstparagraph?A.Byquotinganexpert. B.Bymakingcomparison.C.Byprovidingnumbers. D.Bydescribingaphenomenon.13.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“prevalent”inparagraph3mean?A.Dangerous. B.Strange. C.Widespread. D.Similar.14.Whichofthefollowingindicatesspotlighteffect?A.Asanoutgoinggirl,Lucyenjoysbeingthecenterinpublic.B.Afteranimperfectperformance,Iignoredpeople’scomments.C.Hearinginspiringwords,Jasonbecameconfidentonthestage.D.Walkingaroundthecampus,Tomfeelseveryoneislookingathim.15.WhatwouldNovenaChanelprobablysuggest?A.Seekingprofessionalhelp. B.Avoidingsocialsituations.C.Ignoringinnerexperiences. D.Criticizinganxiousthoughts.HowtoMakeAllowance(零花钱)TeachMoneySmartsMostparentsagreekidsshouldlearnaboutmoneybeforethey’reletlooseontheworld,but“moneysmarts”isn’texactlyastandardbedtimestory.16Allowanceisn’tjustaweeklypayout—it’saminitraininggroundforreal-lifemoneymanagement.SettingthegroundrulesWillyougivecashweeklyormonthly?Shouldallowancebetiedtohousework?17Somesaykidsshouldearnallowancebydoinghousework.Othersbelievetyingmoneytotaskscanmakechildrenviewfamilycontributionsasoptional.Whateveryoudecide,makingitclearisyourbestfriend—when,howmuch,whatconditions,andwhathappensifthey“forget”todotheirpart.Howmuchisenough?18Therightamountdependsonyourfamily’sbudget(预算),yourchild’sage,andwhatyouexpectthemtocover.Acommonguidelineis£1peryearofageeachweek.Butifyourchildisexpectedtopayforschoollunches,orbirthdaygifts,changeaccordingly.19Normalisemoneytalk.NoneedforaTEDTalk—simplyask,“Gotanyplansforyourcash?”Or,“Anythingyou’resavingupfor?”Sharestoriesaboutyourownmoneymistakes—likethetimeyouspentyourbirthdaymoneyonnoveltysocksandimmediatelyregrettedit.20Teachingkidsaboutmoneyisaseriesofsmallmoments,withenoughmistakesandlaughs.Allowanceoffersasteadywaytopractice—throughsaving,spending,giving,andlearningfromeverydaychoice.A.Noexactanswerhere.B.Discussbutdon’tlecture.C.Shouldkidsspendmoneyfreely?D.Expertsarealittledividedhere.E.Theallowance,though,canbeyourwisechoice.F.Whatifyougivethemtoomuch?G.Kidsappreciatehonesty,anditkeepstheconversationreal.二、完形填空Highschoolisarguablythemosttransformative(变革性的)timeofaperson’slife.Myexperienceholdsmemories:laughter,stress,andmostimportantly,21.Lessonsaboutmyself,others,andtheworldoverthreeyearshave22whoIamtoday,afarcryfromthe14-year-oldgirlwalkingthroughLaSalle’sglassdoorsthreeyearsago.Asafreshman,thestrugglebeganwith23toanewworld.Everyday,myheadwasfilledwith24abouthowtomakemyselflooklikesomeonewithmorefriendsthanIactuallyhad.Ikeptwondering,“Domyfriends25likeme?Dopeoplecareaboutme?WillIstartenjoyingschool,right?”Toanyonefeelingthesameway,pleaseknowthatthosefeelingsdo26.Bylatefreshmanyear,Ihadstartedto27myself.Ispentweekendswith28andbuiltasatisfyingdailyroutine.Sophomorelifefeltfareasier.Freefromfearofothers’29,Igainedinnerindependenceand30thatIneverknewexisted.Whensenioryear31around,Ifeltoutofplace.Ialwaysthoughtofmyselfassomeoneaboveenjoyingthingslikesoccergames,homecomingpreparations,oran18-year-old’sbirthdayparty.YetIwaswrong.I32hidingfrommyfavoritehobbiesjusttomatchaself-madeimage.IlovethatIwill33happierandmorefulfilled,withmy34comingfullcircle.Iwouldn’tbethesamewithoutLaSalleorthepeoplehere.Lookingback,Iwon’tjudgemypastexperiences,butfeel35forthememoriesandhard-wonlessons.21.A.trouble B.sadness C.growth D.success22.A.tracked B.changed C.promised D.shaped23.A.adapting B.waving C.reacting D.replying24.A.doubt B.imagination C.concern D.inspiration25.A.properly B.really C.gradually D.rightly26.A.payoff B.fadeaway C.buildup D.sinkin27.A.enjoy B.accept C.forgive D.introduce28.A.relatives B.parents C.friends D.neighbors29.A.preference B.choice C.difference D.judgement30.A.confidence B.wisdom C.pride D.patience31.A.circled B.rolled C.wandered D.gathered32.A.avoid B.hate C.regret D.stop33.A.work B.walk C.turn D.graduate34.A.journey B.fortune C.study D.dream35.A.eager B.grateful C.ready D.nervous三、语法填空阅读下面材料,在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。“Tomorrow,you’returningChinese.”ThislinecomesfromavideoonTikTok,where36creatorintroducesseverallifestyle37(practice)shapedbylong-standingChinesehealthtraditions.Theseincludedrinkinghotwaterinthemorning,boilingapples,soakingfeetbeforebedtimeandpracticingslow,continuousexercises.ManyofthehabitsgainingworldwideattentionaredrawnfromtraditionalChineseapproachestohealth,38stressbalanceandregularity.Traditionalexercisessuchastaichiandbaduanjinfocusonslowmovementwithbreathing.39(compare)withhardworkouts,thesepracticesareeasiertosustain(坚持)andarewidelyrelatedtostressreduction,improvedsleepquality40betterregulationofbloodpressure.Footsoakingisanothercommonlyfollowedroutine.Warmwateristraditionallybelieved41(promote)bloodcirculation(循环)andrelaxation.Beyonditsphysicaleffects,thepracticeserves42astructuredstopattheendoftheday,strengtheningarhythmbetweenactivityandrest.SiddharthChatterjee,UNResidentCoordinatorinChina,saidthatsmalllifestylechangesandslowmovementcan43(significant)improvewell-being.Breathwork,forexample,can44(do)anywherewithouttheneedforgymsorequipment.Thetrendreflects45(grow)interestintheculturalvaluesbehindthesepractice—regularityandattentivenesstothebody’ssignals.RootedintraditionalChineseculture,thesewellnesspracticesshowhoweverydayhabitscanbuildmeaningfulconnectionsacrosscountries.四、单词拼写46.Theyoughttobeabletohelptosomee________(程度).(根据中英文提示单词拼写)47.Avirtualchoirhelpsconnecto______(普通的)peopletogether.(根据中英文提示单词拼写)48.ItisadayforpeopleinChinatoshowr__________(尊敬)toseniors.(根据中英文提示单词拼写)49.Whatcanthosewhothinktheydonothavemusicalt________(天赋)do?(根据中英文提示单词拼写)50.Thecountryhasalonghistoryofproducinggreatwritersandp______(诗人).(根据中英文提示单词拼写)51.WangZhenga________(道歉)toChenbecausehecouldn’tofferhermoremoney.(根据中英文提示单词拼写)52.Youcanexperiencelocalcultureswhentheshipstopsatdifferentseasided________(目的地).(根据中英文提示单词拼写)53.Itf________(以……为特征)aparadeandagreatfeastwithmusic,dancing,andsports.(根据中英文提示单词拼写)54.Whilesleeping,theymusta________(绑)themselvestosomethingsoastopreventfloatingaround.(根据中英文提示单词拼写)55.ThereisChinesefoodtos________(适合)everyone’staste,withtraditionaldishesfromalloverChina.(根据中英文提示单词拼写)五、翻译56.世界之美源自人之多样。(汉译英)57.对一个人来说,没有什么比生命更宝贵了。(汉译英)____________________________________________________58.我认为你应该鼓励你的朋友去尝试一些新的爱好。(汉译英)59.谈到野生动物保护,所以的物种都应该得到平等的对待。(汉译英)________________________________________________________________________________60.从林巧稚医生的这番话,我们可以看到这位伟大女性的内心世界。(汉译英)_________________________________________________________________________________________61.节日是社会的一个重要组成部分。节日反映了人类的愿望、信仰、信念以及对生活的态度。节日是让我们放松心情、享受生活、暂时忘却工作的时刻。节日让我们了解我们来自何方、我们是谁、我们应该感恩什么。(汉译英)____________________________________________________________________________________________六、书信写作62.假定你是李华,向校英文报专栏SaytoMyself投稿,寄语新学期。内容包括:1.简要介绍本学期的自己;2.新学期学习与成长规划。注意:1.写作词数应为80左右;2.请按如下格式在答题纸的相应位置作答。Dearme,Howtimeflies!____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Yours,LiHua《山东菏泽市联考2025-2026学年高一下学期7月期末英语试题》参考答案题号12345678910答案CADBBCAC

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