北京市北京师范大学天津生态城附属学校2025-2026学年度高一上学期期中考试英语试卷（含答案）

北京市北京师范大学天津生态城附属学校20252026学年度高一上学期期中考试英语试卷一、单项选择1.—TomfailedtheEnglishtestagain.—________?Hehasbeenpreparingforitfordays.A．WhynotB．WhatifC．SowhatD．Howcome2.—YouspeakverygoodFrench!—Thanks.I__________FrenchinSichuanUniversityforfouryears.A．studiedB．studyC．wasstudyingD．hadstudied3.Thedigitalagealsoenablesustofindpeople________shareourinterests,suchascollectingmodelcarsorplayingcomputergames.A．whichB．whomC．whoD．whose4.Inthelastfewyears,ourcountry________greatachievementsinenvironmentalprotection.A．hasmadeB．hadmadeC．wasmakingD．ismaking5.Lifeisnotalwayseasy.You________somemomentswhenyouweredisappointed.A．haveB．couldhavehadC．mayhadD．musthavehad6.Youshouldbe_________foreverywordyouhavesaidincourt.A．responsibleB．thankfulC．knownD．confident7._______theadvancesintechnology,peoplecancommunicatewitheachothereasily.A．InadditiontoB．ThankstoC．InspiteofD．Accordingto8.I’vejust________abeautifulpoeminthisbook.A．comeacrossB．comeintoC．comeupwithD．comeout9.Ifyougoexploring,youshouldprepareagoodmap,acompass,araincoat,acellphonetocallforhelp____yougetlost,andabitofsparecashforemergencies.A．evenifB．incaseC．aslongasD．asif10.Ifpeoplearepositiveabouttheirlife,theywilltakethetroubletotheskillstheyneedtosucceed.A．illustrateB．measureC．describeD．acquire11.Thegirlhandedeverything________shehadpickedupinthestreettothepolice.A．whichB．inwhichC．thatD．all12.Icanneverforgettheday________weworkedtogetherandtheday________wespenttogether.A．when;whichB．which;whenC．what;thatD．onwhich;when13.Istillhaveafewsweetmemoriesofmychildhood;________,IremembertimeswhenIexploredcavesinthemountainswithmyfriends.A．inturnB．bychanceC．inparticularD．bycontrast14.________bymillions,theendingtotheracehasdividedopinions:shouldthebrothershavebeendisqualifiedorhighlypraisedfortheiractions?A．WatchedB．TowatchC．WatchingD．Watch15.—Whatdoyouwanttodonext?—_________.Whateveryouwanttodoisfinewithme.A．Itjustdepends.B．It'stotallyuptoyou.C．That'sallright.D．Gladtohearthat.二、完形填空Oneday,apoorboywhowastryingtopayhiswaythroughschoolbysellinggoodsfromdoortodoorfoundthatheonlyhadonecentleft.Hewashungrysohedecidedto

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hereyesasshewhispered,“lovehasspreadthroughheartsandhands.”16.A．callB．begC．makeD．prepare17.A．beforeB．thoughC．unlessD．when18.A．thirstyB．hungryC．lazyD．tired19.A．steadilyB．hardlyC．slowlyD．carefully20.A．repliedB．shookC．doubtedD．announced21.A．rewardB．handC．valueD．kindness22.A．mentallyB．normallyC．physicallyD．properly23.A．inB．upC．onD．for24.A．famousB．richC．vividD．poor25.A．consultedB．filledC．fixedD．concentrated26.A．roseB．runC．gotD．left27.A．InterestedB．DressedC．PuzzledD．Worn28.A．recognizedB．knewC．sparedD．regained29.A．desiredB．decidedC．declinedD．referred30.A．normalB．ordinaryC．specialD．no31.A．struggleB．decisionC．preparationD．debate32.A．taughtB．requestedC．confusedD．showed33.A．negativeB．obviousC．amazedD．sure34.A．preferenceB．presentationC．attentionD．arrangement35.A．coveredB．tookC．caughtD．flooded三、阅读理解AManyteenagerslikedetectivestories.Theyenjoygoingbehindthesceneswiththemaincharacter—adetective.Herearethreeofthemostpopulardetectivestoriesforteens.Whichofthemdoyouwanttobuy?NatetheGreat

(Book1of26)NatetheGreathasanewcase!HisfriendAnniehaslostanexpensivepicture.ShewantsNatetohelpherfindit.Natemustgetallthefacts,asktherightquestionsandnarrowthelistof

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E-book:$5.67>>BuyitonAmazonChoosethebestanswer.36.Thisarticleisprobablytakenfrom________.A．awebpageB．astorybookforchildrenC．anadvertisementofabookstoreD．amagazineforlanguageteachers37.InBook1ofNatetheGreat,Nate’sfriendAnnieaskshimto________.A．paintapictureB．findalostpictureC．takeapictureofherD．takealookathernewpicture38.WhichofthefollowingstatementsaboutEncyclopediaBrown,BoyDetectiveistrue?A．Encyclopediasolvescasesforthepolice.B．Encyclopedia’sfatherisafamousdetective.C．Thesolutionsarenotshownimmediatelytothereader.D．Amongthethreedetectivestories,itisthemostpopularone.39.Themaincharacter(s)ofThe100YearOldSecret:TheSherlockFilesis/are________.A．twochildrenB．SherlockHolmesC．ayoungstardetectiveD．aboyandhisdetectivefather40.SusanwantstobuyBook1ofEncyclopediaBrown,BoyDetectiveandBook1ofThe100YearOldSecret:TheSherlockFiles.Howmuchcanshesaveifshebuysebooksinsteadofpaperbacks?A．$2.12.B．$2.19.C．$4.31.D．$4.91.BABritishteachercalledAndriaZafirakouwon$1millionprizeaftershewasnamedtheWorld’sBestTeacher.SheplanstousethecashtobringinspirationalfiguresintoUKschools.Andria,whoteachesatasecondaryschoolinNorthLondon,saidshewantedtobringaboutaclassroomrevolution(变革).“Wearegoingtomakeachange.”shesaid.“I’vestartedaprojecttopromotetheteachingoftheartsinourschools.”Theprojectresultsfromthedifficultiesmanyschoolshaveingettingartistsofanysort—whetheranupandcominglocalmusicianoramajormoviestar—intoschoolstoworkwithandinspirechildren.AndriaZafirakoustartedtheprojectatAlpertonCommunitySchoolwhereshehasworkedfor12years.“I’veseenthosemagicmomentswhenchildrenaretalkingtosomeonetheyareinspiredby—theireyesareshiningandtheirfaceslightup,”shesaid.“Weneedartists,morethaneverinourschools.”MichaelCraigMartin,anartist,said:“Andria’sbrilliantprojecttobringartistsfromallfieldsintodirectcontactwithchildrenisparticularlywelcomeatatimewhentheartsarebeingdowngradedinschools.”“Itwasamistaketoseetheartsasunnecessary,”headded.HistorianSirSimonSchamaisalsoasupporteroftheproject.Hethinksthatartseducationinschoolsisnotjustanaddon.“Itisabsolutelynecessary.Thefuturedependsoncreativityandcreativitydependsontheyoung.Whatwillremainofuswhenartificialintelligencetakesoverwillbeourcreativity,anditisourcreativespirit,ourvisionarysenseoffreshness,thathasbeenourstrengthforcenturies.”41.WhatdoesAndriaZafirakouplantodowiththe$1millionprizemoney?A．ShewillinvitespecialfiguresintoUKschoolstoteachart.B．Shewilldonateittolocalartiststosupporttheircareer.C．Shewillkeepthemoneyforherselffortravelling.D．Shewilluseittostartanartschooltohelplocals.42.WheredidAndriaZafirakoubeginherproject?A．AtaprimaryschoolinNorthLondonB．AtacommunitycenterinLondonC．AtasecondaryschoolinSouthLondonD．AtAlpertonCommunitySchool43.AccordingtoSirSimonSchama,whyisartseducationimportantforthefuture?A．Becausecreativityisessentialforthefuture.B．BecauseitwillhelpstudentsgetjobsintheAIindustry.C．Becauseithelpsstudentsgetbettergrades.D．Becauseitisanoptionalextrainthecurriculum.44.WhatcanbeinferredaboutAndriaZafirakou’sfeelingstowardsthecurrentstateofartseducationinschools?A．Shedoesn’tcareaboutit.B．Shebelievesitisentirelysettled.C．Shethinksitisbeingneglectedandneedsmoreattention.D．Shefeelsitshouldbecompletelyreplacedwithtechnologyfocusedteaching.45.Whatwouldbeanappropriatetitleforthisarticle?A．AndriaZafirakou:World’sBestTeacherforaNewClassroomRealityB．TheFutureofArtsEducation:AndriaZafirakou’sVisionC．ArtistsinSchools:TheAndriaZafirakouInitiativeD．AndriaZafirakou:AMillionDollarstoRevolutionizeUKEducationCAlthoughsocialmediahasitspositiveaspects,itcanalsohavesomeseriousnegativeresults.Forexample,haveyoueverbeenboredanddecidedtochecksocialmedia,onlytofindoutthatyourbestfriendisatDisneyland,oneofyourclassmatesiseatingdeliciouspizzaatyourfavoriterestaurant,andoneofyourbasketballteammatesisclimbingtheEiffelTowerinParis?Oh,man!You’rereallymissingout!Atleastthat’swhatyoumightthink.Haveyoueverhadthatfeelingthatothersareexperiencingthingsandenjoyinglifemorethanyouare?ResearcherscallthatfeelingthefearofmissingoutorFOMO.FOMOisarealphenomenonthatover75%ofyoungpeoplereportfeelingfromtimetotime.Socialmediaisaprimaryculprit,becauseit’ssoeasytodaytoscrollthrough(浏览)toseewhatyourfriendsaredoing,eating,buying,ortalkingabout.Unfortunately,itwouldbeimpossibletoenjoyallthesameactivitiesweseeothersengagedinonsocialmedia.Ratherthanrealizingthisbasictruth,though,weoftenletFOMOleadustocompareourlivestothoseofothersonsocialmedia.Thiscomparisonleavesusfeelingdissatisfied.Why?Weknowalltheaspectsofourlives—bothgoodandbad.Butallweseeonsocialmediaarethepictureperfectmomentsothersshare.FOMOleadsustochecksocialmediamorefrequently,leadingtoanegativecyclethatcanbehardtobreak.ResearchershavefoundthatsocialmediaandFOMOcanleadtofeelingsofdepression,loneliness,andboredom.Researchersadvisethatwestoplookingtosocialmediaforhappiness.IfweletFOMOcontrolus,theonlythingwe’llreallybemissingoutonisourownlife.Andlife’stooshortforthat!46.Whatdoweknowfromtheexample?A．Peoplemayfeelbadaftercheckingsocialmedia.B．ManypeoplewanttoclimbtheEiffelTowerinParis.C．Manypeopleliketosharetheirdailylives.D．Peopleonlychecksocialmediawhenbored.47.Whatmighttheunderlinedword“culprit”inPara.4mean?A．Excuse. B．Result. C．Cause. D．Problem.48.Whydopeoplefeeldissatisfied?A．Becausetheydon’tknowalltheaspectsoftheirfriends.B．Becausetheyhaven’tbeeninvitedtotheirfriends’activities.C．Becausetheythinktheydon’thaveahappylife.D．Becausetheythinktheirfriendslivebetterthanthem.49.Whatcanwelearnfromthelastparagraph?A．BeingdrivenbyFOMOshortenspeople’slife.B．FOMOisaconditionthatishardtodealwith.C．Weshouldfocusourattentiononourreallives.D．Weshouldn’tusesocialmediatomakefriends.50.Whatdoesthetextmainlytalkabout?A．Thehistoryofsocialmedia.B．Somebadresultsofsocialmedia.C．Somewaysofsocialmedia.D．Thefutureofsocialmedia.DWhenSpencerWestwasjustfiveyearsold,hehadaseriousdiseasethatresultedintheamputation（截肢）ofbothhislegs.However,theyoungCanadianhasneverlethisdisabilitygetinhisway.Hehasshownthathecoulddoanythingapersonwithtwolegscoulddo,includingclimbingtheworld’shighestsnowcoveredmountain—Mt.Kilimanjaro!Spencer’sgreatadventuretogettothetopofthe19,341foothighpeakbeganonJune13thfromthesmallvillageofNaroMoruinKenya.TheteamincludedhisbestfriendsDavidJohnsonandAlexMeers.Forthefirstfewdays,Spencerwalked80percentoftherockyroadusinghishands.Onlywhenitbecameimpossiblewouldheusethewheelchair.Aswouldbeexpected,thenightswereveryterrible—Thegroundunderneathwasrockyandthetemperatureswerelowerthantheyexpected.Hardasitwas,Spencerdidnotsurrenderthegoalevenonce.However,astheroadstartedbecomingsteeper（陡峭的）androckier,hisfriendsbecameworriedabouthim—EventhoughSpencerhadspentoverayeartrainingforthiseventwithhishands,theyworriedthathewouldhavesomeseriousinjuriesifhecontinued.TheydecidedthatinthelasttwodaysSpencerWestwouldcutbackhisindependentclimbtohalfdayandbecarriedtheotherhalf.Thingsgotmoreandmoredifficultastheygotclosertothetop.Astheairgotthinner,theysufferedfromsicknessandtheshortageofenergysothattheystoppedanytalk—Theyneededalltheirenergytokeepgoing.Theonlythoughtintheirmindswastogettothetop.But,itwasallworthit—Finally,SpencerWestclimbedAfrica’shighestpeak!51.WithwhomdidSpencerWestclimbMt.Kilimanjaro?(nomorethan5words)52.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“surrender”mean?(2words)53.WhatdidSpencerWest’sfriendsworryaboutaccordingtoParagraph4?(nomorethan8words)54.Whydidthethreeclimbersstopanytalkwhentheygotclosertothetop?(nomorethan10words)55.Pleas