2025-2026学年辽宁省辽南协作体高一（下）期末英语试卷（含答案）

第=page11页，共=sectionpages11页2025-2026学年辽宁省辽南协作体高一（下）期末英语试卷一、阅读理解：本大题共15小题，共37.5分。AStudent

AccommodationOurhallsofresidencearespreadacrossfourresidentialcampuses，eachwithitsownuniquefeatures，diningoptionsandfacilities.

Citycampus

Wanttobeattheheartofthecityandclosetoourvibrant（充满活力的）Universitycampus，withlecturesandstudyspacesjuststepsaway？ThenCityCampusistheplaceforyou.ThesehallsarelocatedeithernorthorsouthoftheUniversitycampus.Ifyouchoosetolivenorthofcampus，you'llbeashortwalkorbusridefromthecitycenter.Southofthecampusisjusta10-minutewalkfromtheaction.

Fallowfieldcampus

Locatedabout2.5kmsouthofthemainUniversitycampus，Fallowfieldisalivelyandpopularsuburb.Almostlikeatownwithinthecity，Fallowfieldisknownforitsvibrantsocialscene，givingyouplentyofopportunitiestomeetnewpeople.Withagreatmixofshops，cafes，barsandafrequentbusservicetothecitycenter，it'sanidealplacetolive.

VictoriaPark

SituatedbetweentheCityandFallowfieldcampuses，VictoriaParkoffersthebestofbothworlds-easyaccesstobothacademicandsocialactivities.Setinleafygreensurroundings，itprovidesacalmandpleasantenvironmentforlivingandstudying.RightnexttoVictoriaParkisRusholme，hometothefamous"CurryMile"onWilmslowRoad.Colorfulandcosmopolitan（国际化的），thisareaispackedwithrestaurantsandshopsofferingawiderangeofinternationalcuisineandgroceries.

Riversidecampus

Wanteasycampusaccesswithoutcitynoise？RiversideCampusmightbeperfectforyou.Locatedbythecalmriverbanks，itprovidesapeacefulescapefromthebusycity，whilestillbeingclosetothemainUniversitycampus.Thecentralcampusisabout3kmawayandeasilyreachableviaascenicriversidewalkorashortbusride.1.WhatisspecialaboutCitycampus？______A.Itholdsregularacademicactivities.

B.Itofferstwodistinctresidentialareas.

C.Itislocatedalongafamousroad.

D.Itfeaturesadynamicsocialenvironment.2.WhatcanastudentenjoyiftheyliveinVictoriaPark？______A.Greensceneryanddiversecuisine.

B.colorfulnightlifewithmanychoices.

C.Leafyriversidepathsfordailywalks.

D.Easyaccesstotheuniversity'slibrary.3.Whichisthebestchoiceforstudentswhowantaquietplace？______A.Citycampus. B.VictoriaPark.

C.Riversidecampus. D.Fallowfieldcampus.B

Romanticizinglifeiswhatsocialmediaisallabout.Wearemadetofeelthatweshouldprojecthope，gratitudeandpositivityineverythingwepost.

Iusedtobethekingofromanticizinglife.Nofancyrestaurant，expensivecoffeeorfamoustouristdestinationwasoff-limits.IposedattheEiffelTowerandrodeacamelaroundthepyramids，showingIwaslivingmybestlife.LittledidIknowmyidealwasabouttochange.

Thissummer，Idecidedtotravelinadifferentway.Ihadalwaysenjoyedtravelingwithfamilyandfriends，butIhadoftenwonderedwhatitwouldbeliketoexploreanewplacealone.

MysolotriptoPortugalwasn'texactlywhatIexpected.Imissedmyhusbandandmycat，andthebusycitysometimesfeltoverwhelming.Iwassickinbedfortwodaysandcounteddownthehoursuntilmyflighthome.However，thephotosIpostedonInstagramonlyshowedbeautifulviews.

Iunderstoodthis，butitwasstillhardtoexplainmyexperiencetoothers.Iusuallytalkedabouttheweatherorthescenerytoavoidadmittingthatmytripwasn'tasfunasIexpected.Ididn'twanttoseemlikeIdidn'tvaluetheexperience.

Sowhydiditfeelsostrangetoadmitthattheexperiencewasn'tperfect？WhydidIalwaysfeeltheneedtoturneverynegativeintosomethingpositive？Tryingtofindmeaning（andinspiringsocial-mediastories）eveninthemostordinaryexperiencescanbeadmirable，butsometimesthispushfor"positivity"goestoofar.

Afewmonthsafterreturningfrommysolotrip，I'mbeginningtounderstandthathavingabaddayisnormalandthatimperfectexperiencesarepartoflife.Thereispeaceinacceptingthingsastheyare，anditdoesn'tmeanyoudon'tappreciatewhatyouhave.

Now，whenIlookatmyInstagram，Irememberthateachpicture-perfectpostdoesn'talwaysshowthefullreality.I'mnowmoremindfulofsociety'spressuretoromanticizeallaspectsofmylifeandknowthattellingthewholestoryisimportant.4.What'sthemeaningof'off-limits'inparagraph2？______A.Not-allowed. B.Out-of-control.

C.Beyond-imagination. D.Without-doubt.5.Howdidthatauthorfeelabouthersolo-trip？______A.Excited. B.Disappointed. C.Confused. D.Satisfied.6.Whatisbehindtheauthor's"perfect"posts？______A.falseunderstandingoflife.

B.Anillustrationoffashiontrend.

C.strongdesireforbeingpositive.

D.realreflectionofthewholeexperience.7.Whichistrueaboutthepassage？______A.Imperfectionisnormal. B.Lifeisfulloflies.

C.Truthishardtoaccept. D.Romanticizinglifeiswrong.C

TillyNorwoodofficiallymadeheractingdebutinOctober2025attheZurichFilmFestival.ShefirstappearedintheshortfilmAICommissionerthreemonthsearlier.

ButNorwoodwasmadebyartificialintelligence（AI）.TheAI"actress"wascreatedbyXicoia，theAIbranchoftheUKproductioncompanyParticle6.AndAICommissionerisanAI-generatedshortfilm，writtenbyChatGPT.

NorwoodintroducesanewtypeoftechnologytoHollywood.Unlikecomputer-generatedimagery，whereanactor'smovementsareturnedintoadigitalcharacter，thereisnohumanbehindNorwood'sperformance.EveryexpressionandlinedeliveryiscreatedbyAI.

Norwoodhasbeentrainedontheperformancesofhundredsofactors，withoutanypaymentorconsent.Shedrawsontheinformationfromthoseperformancesforherexpressionsandlinedelivery.HerarrivalcomeslessthantwoyearsaftertheartiststrikesthatbroughtHollywoodtoastandstill，withAIacentralissueintheprotests.

Norwoodalsostartedadebateonwhatcountsasart.Weconsidercreativitytobeahumanquality.Artisgenerallyunderstoodasanexpressionofhumanexperience.However，Norwood'sperformancesdonotcomefromsuchcreativityorhumanexperience；instead，adatabaseofpre-existingperformances.Howcanthatbecomparedwithactors'performances-acrafttheyhavedevelopedthroughoutyearsofpracticeandhardworkintheircareers？

Also，Norwood'ssurvivaldependsonhowtheaudiencefeels.IftheydoacceptAIactors，therecouldbeamajoreffectonjobs.Entry-andmid-levelactingjobscoulddisappear.AIactorscouldalsoreducethedemandforwholecreativeteams-frommakeupandcostumetolightingandsetdesign-sincetheyreducetheneedforon-setartistry.

NorwoodisnotaquestionofthefutureofHollywood.Sheisaculturalstresstest-acasestudyinhowmuchwevaluehumancreativity.AIishere，andsomeaudienceswillacceptit.Theriskisthatinchoosingimitation（模仿）overhumanartistry，wechangecultureinwaysthatcannotbeeasilyreversed（逆转）.8.WhatkindoffilmisAICommissioner？______A.Anold-schoolmovie. B.sciencefictionmovie.

C.AnindependentfilmofZurich. D.filmwhollymadebynon-human.9.WhatcanbelearntaboutNorwood？______A.Sheispopularwithaudiences.

B.Sheisreplacinghumanperformers.

C.Shelearnsactingfromdata-collection.

D.SheisaproductofHollywoodstrike.10.Whatcanbeconcludedfromthelastparagraph？______A.AIimitationbringsdamagetohumans.

B.AIstarswillbepartofHollywood.

C.Hollywoodwon'tvaluehumancreativity.

D.AIperformerswillbeacceptedbyalltheaudience.11.Whatisthemainideaofthepassage？______A.AI-generatedfilmsredefineart.

B.Filmindustryfacesnewchallenges.

C.Imitationofhumanartistrydamagesmovies.

D.AnAIactressmadeherfirstappearance.D

"Welcomehome，ArtemisⅡ，"NASAAdministratorJaredIsaacmanannouncedatacelebrationeventonApril11.TheArtemisⅡcrewtookthestage，welcomedbycrowds.

Justonedayearlier，thefourastronautsaboardtheOrionspacecraftreturnedsafelytoEarthaftercompletingtheir10-daymissionaroundthemoon，touchingdowninthePacificOcean.It'sthefirstcrewedflightaroundthemooninmorethan50years.Ithasalsosetrecordsfordeepspacetravel，reachingamaximumdistanceof252，756miles（406，771kilometers）fromEarth-fartherthanApollo13's400，171kilometers，APNewsreported.

Duringtheirjourney，thecrewpracticedawiderangeofskillsneededfordeepspaceexploration，includingtestingOrion'slife-supportsystemsandpracticingoperationsessentialforfuturelunarmissions，saidNASA.

ArtemisⅡisNASA'sfirstcrewedmissionunderitsArtemislunarexplorationprogram，followingtheuncrewedArtemisImissioninNovember2022.ArtemisⅢ，plannedfor2027，willtestsystemsinlowEarthorbitbeforethelunarlandingofArtemisIVin2028.

Humans'interestinthemoonneverseemstofade，aslunarexplorationshowsacountry'seconomicandtechnologicalstrength.

In1969，USastronautsNeilArmstrongandBuzzAldrinoftheApollo11missionbecamethefirsthumanstowalkonthemoon.Nearly60yearslater，theArtemisprogramismorethanjustareturntothelunarsurface，accordingtothesciencenewswebsiteSpace.ItsgoalistoestablishasustainablehumanpresenceonthemoonanduseitsresourcestosupportfutureexplorationofMarsandmoredistantdestinations，notedthewebsite.

Othercountriesarealsoacceleratingtheireffortstoexplorethemoon.ChinahaslaunchedaseriesofChang'eprobesandiscommittedtoitsgoaloflandingastronautsonthemoonby2030，reportedXinhua.InAugust2023，India'sChandrayaan-3spacecraftmadeasuccessfullunarlanding.

Themoonholdsvaluableresourcesessentialforhumans.Forexample，overamilliontonsofhelium-3（氦-3）havebeenfoundthere，whichcouldserveasacleannuclearenergysourcecapableofpoweringEarthfor10，000years.Therearealsorareearthelementscrucialforcutting-edgetechnologiesandvariouskeyindustries，asnotedbyChinaScienceCommunication.

Anotherbigopportunityisspacetourism，whichisrapidlygrowing.InJanuary，US-basedGalacticResourceUtilizationSpace，forinstance，announcedplanstobuildahotelonthemoonby2032.12.WhatisspecialaboutArtemisⅡ'smoontravel？______A.Itslandinglocation. B.Itscrew'ssafelanding.

C.Itshistorictraveldistance. D.Itswayofmoonexploration.13.What'stheCONTRIBUTIONmadebyArtemisⅡmissionforNASA'slunarexploration？______A.Itensuresthesuccessofnexttwomissions.

B.Itcausesmorecuriosityaboutlunarexploration.

C.Themissionhaswellpreparedhumansformoon-exploration.

D.Themissionhascompleteditsplannedtasksessentialforfuturelunarmissions.14.Whydocountriescompeteforlunarexploration？______A.TohonorArmstrong.

B.Todefeateachother.

C.Togainmoredevelopmentopportunities.

D.Tomakesureanotherreturntolunarsurface.15.Whatcanbeinferredfromthepassage？______A.Ahotelwillbebuiltonthemoon.

B.Helium-3can'tbefoundontheearth.

C.Spacetourismwillbegrowingrapidly.

D.Lunarexplorationcanbenefittheearth'ssurvival.二、阅读七选五：本大题共5小题，共12.5分。

Booksarenotjustsourcesofknowledgeandentertainmentbutalsocherishedpossessions（财产）thatcanbepasseddownthroughgenerations.Bypreservingyourbooks，youcanensuretheyremaininexcellentconditionforyears，whetherpartofapersonallibraryorvaluedasspecialitems.

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A.Checkregularly

B.Itwillhelpprotectthecoverfromminormarks

C.Learnaboutthebestpracticesforbookpreservation

D.Thisbalancepreventsthepagesfrombecomingtoodry

E.Itisanessentialstrategyforpreservingrareorvaluablebooks

F.Tokeepyourbooksingoodcondition，storetheminshadedareas

G.Thishelpspreventthebuildupofdustanddirtthatcandamagethemovertime16.A.A B.B C.C D.D E.E F.F G.G17.A.A B.B C.C D.D E.E F.F G.G18.A.A B.B C.C D.D E.E F.F G.G19.A.A B.B C.C D.D E.E F.F G.G20.A.A B.B C.C D.D E.E F.F G.G三、完形填空：本大题共15小题，共15分。

ShreyParikh，a14-year-oldboyfromCalifornia，wontheScrippsNationalSpellingBeeonThursdaynight.He

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IshaanGuptainarapidspell-off（加时赛），spelling32words

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thesamewordtwice.Hiscoachsaid，"Shreyisrelentless（坚持不懈的）."

Inthefinal，afterseveralregular

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Ishaanwasmorehesitant.Thewinningwordwas"bromocriptine（溴麦角环肽），"amedical

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.Shreyreceived＄52，500，atrophy，andotherprizes.

Thespell-offmethodremainsunpopularamongsomespellingfans，who

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Shrey'sachievement."I'mprobablythehappiestI'veeverbeen，"hesaid."I'msogladIwasabletobounceback."21.A.defeated B.won C.lost D.missed22.A.bitterly B.vividly C.correctly D.slowly23.A.pleasant B.nervous C.calm D.confident24.A.defence B.control C.view D.absence25.A.key B.determinate C.failure D.path26.A.loss B.pace C.advance D.separate27.A.called B.focused C.depended D.blanked28.A.disappointed B.witty C.proud D.relaxed29.A.unwiser B.faster C.harder D.easier30.A.spelt B.missed C.passed D.wrote31.A.exercise B.rounds C.training D.stages32.A.while B.so C.if D.since33.A.insurance B.term C.profession D.school34.A.plan B.confirm C.gather D.prefer35.A.recognized B.believed C.doubted D.toasted四、语法填空：本大题共1小题，共15分。36.

The2026nationalcollegeentranceexam，orgaokao，isover.Amathquestionfromthisyear'sgaokaohassparkedwidespreadattentionbyturningacenturies-oldculturallandmark（1）

anunexpectedsocialmediahit.

Themathquestionfeaturedthefamous108PagodasinQingtongxia，NingxiaHui（2）

（autonomy）region，usingtheancientcomplex'sarrangementpattern.

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（short）aftercompletingtheexam，SuXinyaninvitedPathberiyaSenanga，（4）

SriLankanstudentatNingxiaMedicalUniversity，（5）

（visit）thesite.

StandingbesidetheYellowRiver，Suexplainedthehistory（6）

culturalsignificanceofthelandmark，which（7）

（build）duringtheWesternXiaDynasty（1038-1227）.Thepagodasarearrangedinodd-numberedrows，formingtheverytriangular（三角的）pattern（8）

mirrorsthemathematicalmodelintheexam.

"Thelayoutisexactlyliketheproblemonmytestpaper，"Susaidwhile（9）

（point）tothehillsidestructure.

Senangawasimpressed."It'samazingtoseemathematicalwisdom（10）

（hide）inancientbuildings，"shesaid.五、书面表达：本大题共2小题，共40分。37.假设你是新华中学高三学生李华，你与交换生Tom要共同完成一篇项目学习（project-basedlearning）的论文，他建议用AI完成初稿。请你用英语给他写一封电子邮件，内容包括：

（1）委婉拒绝并说明理由；

（2）你的建议及计划。

注意：词数80个左右。

DearTom，

________

Yours，Li

Hua38.Sarah，ahighschoolstudentinthesmalltownofGreenfield，wasalwaysaloneathome.Herparentswerealwaysbusyatwork，evenintheevenings.Shehadtodomostofthehouseworkbyherself，includingtakingcareoftheirgarden.However，sheknewlittleaboutgardening，sotheirgardenneverseemedattractive.

Onequietevening，Sarahwasleftathomealoneagain.Shewassittingbythewindow，doingherhomework.Asshelookedoutside，shenoticedamanstandingunderthestreetlampacrosstheroad.Hewastall，wearingadarkcoat，andseemedtobelookingdirectlyatherhouse.Sarah'sheartskippedabeat.

Fordays，Sarahhadseenthemanwalkaroundtheneighborhood.Heneverspoketoanyone，andhealwaysseemedtobealone.Shehadmentionedhimtoherparents，whosaidhewasnewtothistownandwasagardener.However，Sarahcouldn'tshakethefeelingoffear.

Thatevening，asthemanlingered（逗留）underthestreetlamp，SarahdecidedtocallMrs.Baker，wholivedjustafewhousesaway.Mrs.BakerwasakindelderlywomanwhohadalwaysbeenlikeagrandmothertoSarah."Mrs.Baker，there'samanoutside，andhe'sbeenstandingthereforawhile.I'mscared，"Sarahwhisperedintothephone.

Mrs.BakertriedtocalmSarahdownandsaid，"Don'tworry，dear.I'llcomeoversoon."

Afewminuteslater，Mrs.BakerarrivedatSarah'sdoor.Together，theywenttothewindowandpeered（仔细瞧）out.Themanwasstillthere，buthewasholdingsomethinginhishands.Sarah'sfeargrew."Whatifhe'sdangerous？"Sarahasked.

Mrs.BakerpattedSarah'sshoulderandsaid，"Let'snotjumptoaconclusionsoquickly."

Justthen，themanbeganwalkingtowardSarah'shouse.Sarah'sheartpoundedasheapproachedthefrontdoor.Butinsteadofknocking，hebentdownandplacedsomethingontheporch（门廊）.Then，heturneda