英语内蒙古2025年赤峰市高一年级下学期学年联考(期末)（7.16-7.17）

高一参考答案第一部分听力（每小题1.5分，满分30分）1-5：CABAC6-10：ABCBC11-15：AACBC16-20：ACABB第二部分阅读（共两节，满分50分）第一节（共15小题；每小题2.5分，满分37.5分）21-23：BDC24-27：DCBA28-31：CADC32-35：CBAB第二节（共5小题；每小题2.5分，满分12.5分）36-40：CBEGF第三部分语言运用（共两节，满分30分）第一节（共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分）41-45：ACDAA46-50：BCDDC51-55：BDBAB第二节（共10小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分）56.isregarded57.welcoming58.their59.the60.todecorate61.typically62.visits63.exchanged64.where65.to/for第四部分写作（共两节，满分40分）第一节（满分15分）HowMusicChangedMyLifeGoodmorning,respectedteachersanddearfellowstudents!MynameisLiHua.Ifeelincrediblyhonoredtostandheretoday,readytosharewithyoumystory,whichwascompletelytransformedbymusic.Oncetooshytospeakinpublic,Idecidedtojointheschoolchoir,hopingtoovercomemyfear.There,singingtogetherwithclassmates,IfinallyfeltastrongsenseofbelongingthatIhadneverexperiencedbefore.Music,becomingmysourceofcourage,taughtmetoexpressmyselfbravelyandfacechallengesconfidently.Gradually,encouragedbymynewfoundconfidence,Istartedtakingpartinmoreactivitiesandmakingnewfriends.Thankstomusic,I’vegrownfromatimidpersonintosomeonefullofenergyandpassion,makingmylifebrighterthanever.So,let’sallembracemusic,forithasthepowertochangeourlives,justasitchangedmine!Thankyou!第二节（满分25分）(1)（每小题1分，共10分）66.wasswallowed67.dying68.survive69.destroyed70.determined71.amazement72.disabled73.motor74.left75.towalk(2)(答案言之有理即可)参考答案76.（3分）Theboythrewhimselffromthewheelchairontothegrass,pulledhimselfacrossitwhiledragginghislegs.Thenhedailydraggedhimselfalongthefencestakebystake,persistinguntilhecouldwalk.77.（3分）Theboy’s/Hisironpersistenceandstrongdeterminationplayedakeyroleindevelopinghisabilitytowalk.或Hisironpersistenceandstrongdeterminationdrovehimtokeeptryingdespitedifficulties,helpinghimregaintheabilitytowalk.78.（3分）Hemadethecollegetrackteamandrantheworld’sfastestmileatMadisonSquareGarden.或Hemadethecollegetrackteam,rantheworld’sfastestmileatMadisonSquareGarden,andbecameaworld-classathlete.或Hedevelopedtheabilitytostand,walkandrun,madethecollegetrackteam,andrantheworld’sfastestmileatMadisonSquareGarden.79.（6分）Fromtheboy’sstory,Ilearnthatdeterminationcanovercomeseeminglyimpossibleobstacles.Despitedoctorspredictingdeathorlifelongdisability,hisunwaveringdeterminationtowalkdrovedailyefforts.Thispersistencetransformedhimintoaworld-recordrunner,provingthatstrongwillpowerconquersadversityandachievesextraordinarygoals.76题评分细则•3分：完整、准确描述男孩恢复行走能力的过程，涵盖从轮椅摔下、在草地拖拽身体、沿围栏每日坚持拖拽前行等关键动作，步骤清晰、全面。•2分：遗漏部分关键步骤，比如缺少某一个动作环节描述，但主体过程有涉及。•1分：仅提及部分动作，表述零散、不完整，未形成连贯恢复过程。•0分：回答与男孩恢复行走能力过程无关，或完全错误、未作答。77题评分细则•3分：精准指出是男孩的钢铁般坚持（ironpersistence）和强烈决心（strongdetermination）发挥关键作用，表述清晰、准确对应文章核心内容。•2分：意思正确，但词汇、语法使用有错误，不影响理解，漏写“iron”“strong”等体现程度的修饰词。•1分：用短语回答问题，如只写Throughironpersistenceandstrongdetermination。•0分：回答错误、未作答，或答非所问，提及无关因素。78题评分细则•3分：完整、准确概括最终成就，即成为大学生田径队成员，且在麦迪逊广场花园跑出世界最快英里，关键信息齐全。•2分：遗漏部分关键成就信息，比如只说进入田径队或只提跑最快英里，未完整呈现。•1分：简单提及成就，表述笼统，未明确关键内容，如模糊回答“成为运动员”或“跑步•0分：回答错误、未作答，或与男孩最终成就无关。79题评分细则•6分：围绕“determination（决心）”,结合男孩故事，清晰阐述决心能克服看似不可能的障碍，提及医生预言、日常努力驱动、从残疾到世界级跑步者的转变，内容完整、逻辑清晰，词汇语法正确，字数符合要求（约35-45词）。•4-5分：涵盖决心作用、结合故事部分内容，有一定逻辑，但存在词汇错误、语法瑕疵，或内容稍显简略，未完整覆盖关键要点或感悟；词数超出50词或不足30词。•2-3分：提及“决心”相关，但结合故事浅显，或仅泛谈“决心重要”，无文本分析，表述零散、逻辑不连贯，有较多词汇语法错误，字数偏离较大。•0-1分：回答与“决心”关联极小，内容错误、混乱，或未作答。听力材料：M:Lily,whatlanguagedoyouwanttostudy,ChineseorFrench?W:IreallywanttostudyFrench.Itiseasytospellyetarealchallengetopronounce.(Text2)W:Hi,Sam!Haveyoudecided,actingortennis?M:Hmm,actingisinterestingandI’malsogoodattennis.Butallmyfriendsgotothemusicclub.Idon’twanttobealone.(Text3)W:DidyouhearthatTompretendedtofalldowninthematchyesterday?M:Oh,why?Thatdoesn’tmakeanysense!W:Exactly!Theaudiencewantfairplay.(Text4)M:Judie!Doyouhaveanyplansfortheholiday?W:Yes,andI’mgoingtovisitJaneathome.She’sbeeninthecityIwanttovisitandhaslotsofusefultipsformytravelarrangement.(Text5)W:Oh,HowIlook?M:Areyougoingtodresslikethat?Wearingadressmightbebetterthanjeansandbootsonsuchaformaloccasion.Everyonewillbedressedtotheninestonight.(Text6)M:HeyJeanie,whereareyouheadinginsuchahurry?W:I’mgoingtotheRedCrosstomakeadonationforIndonesia.M:Why?What’shappeningoverthere?W:Haven’tyouwatchedtheeveningnews?ItsaidahugetsunamistruckcoastalareasacrossAsiayesterday,killingover6,500peopleinIndonesia,India,Thailandandatleastfourothercountries.Thepictureslookedreallyterrible.M:Oh,no,that’sawful!Justdonatingmoneyisn’tenough.Damagedroadswillmakeithardtodeliversupplies.Weshouldcallonpeopletocollectsomefoodandclothestohelpthesurvivors.M:Ibegyourpardon,butisthistheXuanyuanMirror?Couldyoupleasetellmeaboutit?W:Ofcourse.Itissaidthatit’samirrorthatcantellrightfromwrong!M:Really?Buthow?W:Well,thelegendgoesthattheXuanyuanMirrorhasitsorigininthetimeofYellowEmperorwhosenameisXuanyuan.Peoplebelievedithadamagicalpower.Ifawrongemperorsatunderthemirror,itwouldfalldowntotellpeopletheonewasnottherightpersontoleadthem.M:That’sfascinating!Soisthereanyhistoricalevidencetothis?W:Oh,actuallyno.Butthestorywantedemperorstoremember:“Rulejustly,orpeoplewillquestionyou!”(Text8)M:You’vebeenfrowningallmorning.Iseverythingokay?W:Allmymoneyhasbeenstolenfrommybankaccount.Ineverthoughtonlineidentitytheftcouldhappentome.M:Oh,I’msorrytohearthat!Haveyoureportedtothepolice?W:Yes,I’vedonethatalready.Thepolicesaidthey’dstartaninvestigation,andIneedtocallthebanktofreezeallmyaccountstopreventfurtherlosses.M：Don’tworrytoomuch.Didyoucheckifthereareothersignsofidentitytheft?W：I’mstilllookingintoit.I’msoangryatmyself.Iclickedonalinkinanemaillastweek,andIthinkthat’showtheygotmyinformation.M：It’snotyourfault.You’llgetthroughthis,Ipromise.W:Thanks.Ineedtorushandmakesomecalls.Bye!(Text9)M:Hey,Debbie,wherehaveyoubeen?Youmissedtheannouncementaboutthemusicfestival.W:Oh,Frank,Iwasatthedoctor’soffice.Musicfestival?M:Yes,it’sgoingtobenextmonthontheschoolsportsfield.Youcanplaythepiano.Howaboutplayingitatthefestival?W:Well,I’dratherplaytheviolin.IcanplayLiangZhu.M:Wow!Soundsgood.W:Whataboutyou?M:Actually,Idon’thavemuchmusicalability.I’dpreferjusttohelpoutwiththecrowds.W:Youcansellticketsorworkatafoodstand.M:Goodidea!W:SocanIassumethattheaimofthefestivalistoraisemoney?M:Yes.Allofthemoneywillgotocharity.W:Well,ifit’sforagoodcause,everyoneshouldtakepart!M:Can’tagreemore!Solet’ssignup!W:Okay.I’llbewaitingforyouatthehall.(Text10)Goodmorning,everyone!TodaywegatherheretodiscussthepossibilityofhumansettlementonMars.Someoftheworld’smostimportantscientiststhinktheideaofpeoplelivingonMarswillcometrueoneday.StephenHawkingbelievedhumansmustmoveintospacetosurvive.RobertZubrin,arocketscientist,agreesandthinksstartingwithMarsmakesthemostsense.HethinkssendingpeopletoMarswillallowustolearnalot.Forexample,abouttheabilityofhumanstoliveina