广西玉林市2025-2026学年春季期高一期末教学质量监测英语（含答案）

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2025-2026学年春季期高一期末教学质量监测英语试题

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）阅读下列短文，从每题所给的A、B、

（：和》四个选项中，选出最佳答案。

A

COMPETITION

Drawaseacreatureforouroceanposter

Arcyouagiftedartist?Doyouthinkyoucandrawaprize-winningdolphinorshark?In

celebrationofWorldOceanDayon8June,TheWeekJuniorisrunningacompetitiontocreatean

impressiveposterfeaturingsomeoftheworld'scoolestseacreatures,andyourartworkcouldbe

partofit!

Howtoenter

Drawapictureofyourfavoriteseacreatureandsendyourpicturebyemailtocompetitions@

withOCEANPOSTERasthesubjectlineby12April2026.Makesureyou've

includedyourname,age,chosenseacreature,theaddressandphonenumberofyourparentor

guardian.

Oncethecompetitionhasclosed,ourjudgeswillpick10ofthebestanimaldrawings.Theywill

belookingfbrthemostcreativeandcolorfuldrawings,sodon'tbeafraidtogobig!

Whatyoucouldwin

ThewinningpictureswillbeshownonaTheWeekJunioroceanposter.Eachwinnerwillalso

receiveapaintbrushsetworthover£80,whichwillbedeliveredtoyou.

Termsandconditions

TheWeekJuniorwillnotshareyourpersonaldetailswiththirdparties.TheWeekJuniorwillonly

usepersonalinfbnnationtogetintouchwiththecompetitionwinners.

Noresponsibilitycanbeacceptedfbrentries（参赛作品）thathavebeenlostordamagedintransit

（运输中），orfbranytechnicalfailureoranyeventthatmaycausethecompetitiontostop.Entries

mustbereceivedbefore11:59pmon12April2026.

Allwinnerswillbetoldaccordingly4-6weeksafterthecompetitioncloses.Byenteringthe

competitionallcompetitorsshallgivepemiissionfbrtheirartworktobepublishedonline.En:ries

cannotbereturnedtosenders.

1.Whatpaintingmatchesthesubjectofthecompetition?

A.Apaintingofwhales.B.Apaintingofelephants.

C.Apaintingofkangaroos.D.Apaintingofgiraffes.

2.Howcanparticipantshaveabiggerchanceofwinningthecompetition?

A.Theirpaintingsshouldbehandedinquiteearly.

B.Theirpaintingsshouldbefullofcreativeideas.

C.Theyshouldfollowthetraditionaltechniquesofpainting.

D.Theyshouldattendacoursehostedbythemagazineoffice.

3.Whenmightwinnersbeinformedoftheresultofthecompetition?

A.OnApril26th.2026.B.OnMay3rd.2026.

C.OnMay17th,2026.D.OnJune24th,2026.

B

Thesmellofoldpaperisamemorythatneverleavesyou.Ilearnedthisoverfortyyearsasthe

ownerofabookstore“TheOwl'sNest",alegendaryfixture〔传奇老店）onabrickstreetthattime

forgot.Now,asItapeshutthefinalcardboardbox,allthestoriespassthroughthedoorsofthe

store.

Iopenedtheshopin1979.Backthen,bunchesofcustomerswereattractedtocomewithauthor

nameswrittenonpaper,ancwe'ddiveintotheshelvestogether,pullingoutdustybooks.Regulars

camenotjustfbrbooks,butfbrhumanwarmth:sharedsilenceoverpoetry,andakindclerk's

sincererecommendations.

Bytheearly2000s,thingshadchanged.Customersbrowsed（翻阅）ourshelves,andthenpulled

uulphonesluorderihcsaniwbooksonlinefbrless.Ilwasalicarlbrcak—seeingabooklovedin

person,butleftbehindfbrabetterprice.

Survivaldemandedadaptation.Mydaughter,Sarah,freshoutofcollege,pushedmetojointhe

veryworldthatcompetedwithus.Wecreatedanaccount@OwlsNestBooks,andstartedsharing

notjustnewarrivals,butupdatesoftheshop'slife:aphotocfacatnappinginthesunlightbythe

comics,aquotefromabelovednovel,andararefirsteditionwe'djustacquired.

Iomysurprise,peopleresponded.Awomaninibrontoreca'ledbuyingherfavoritechildhood

bookfromusdecadesago.AyoungmaninLondonaskedfbrrecommendationsfbragift.Thereal

turningpointcamewhenIsawapostbyayoungmanonline—he'dsharedanoldphototakenat

ourphysicalbookstoreyearsbefore,onethatshowedhimproposingtohisgirlfriendrightinthe

historyaisle（过道）.Thephotohadclearlittledetailsofourstore,makingitimmediately

recognizabletoanyonewhe'deversteppedfootinit.Isharedhispostwithaheartfeltcomment,

andthestorybehindthiswarmmomentspreadfarandwide.Ouronlinebookstoreaccountgained

hundredsofnewfollowers（hatveryday.ItwasthenthatIrealizedpeopleweren'tjustlookingibr

abookfromus;theywerebuyingintoastory,asenseofbelongingtiedtoourlittlephysicalstore

thatoncebroughtsomanypeoplejoy.

4.Whatattractedcustomerstothebookstoreintheearlydays?

A.Itslowprices.B.Itslargecollectionofbooks.

C.Itspleasantenvironment.D.Itswarmhumanconnection.

5.Howdidthebookstoresurviveinnewtimes?

A.Bycuttingcostssharply.B.Byrunningasocialmediaaccount.

C.Byenlargingphysicalspace.D.Byworkingtogetherwithotherbookstores.

6.Whydidtheproposaleventbecometheturningpoint?

A.Ithelpedthestorereopensoon.B.Itsoldlotsofoldbooksatonce.

C.Itbroughtinanynewvisitorstothestore.D.Itwonmanynewfollowersonline.

7.Whatcanbeasuitabletitlefbrthetext?

A.TheSadFailofanOldBookstoreB.SweetMemoriesofOldPaperBooks

C.ATraditionalBookstore'sRoadtoSurvival

D.TheImpactofOnlineShoppingonBookstores

C

InIlieUK,iiiuniorial（纪念的）chairsarcauniqueandgreatwaytorciiicmbcrpeople,oftenused

torememberthedead,honorimportantpersons,ormarkspecialevents.Thisculturecombines

usefi.ileverydayobjectswithmemorialmeanings,savingmemoriesoftheonewhopassedawayin

agentlewaythatavoidsthepossibleheavinessoftraditionalmonuments（纪念碑）.

Memorialchairsareusedinawiderangeofplaces:inpublicspacessuchascommunityparks,

libraries,schools,orchurches,itiscommontoseechairscarvedwiththenameofthedead,their

birthanddeathyears,andashortmessage（e.g."Abelovedsoul"or"Foreverremembered"）.For

example,someschoolsplacememorialchairsfbrteacherswhodidgreatthings,allowingstudents

andvisitorstoremembertheirworkwhileresting.Insomecities,seasidewalksorparksalsohave

suchchairs,givenbythefamiliesofthosewhodied.Thewordswrittenonthescatorbackrest

allowrelativesandfriendstoshowtheirlove,andevenstrangerspassingbycansensethestories

behindthem.

ThepopularityofthispracticemainlycomesfromwhattheBritishbelievein—“quiet

remembering”and^continuityoflife”.Memorialchairsarenotseparatefromdailylifebutpartof

it.Peoplemaycomeacrossthesemessageswhileusingthechairs,lettingmemoriesliveonin

everydaymoments,whilealsoaddingahumantouchtopublicspaces.Besides,thesechairsare

usuallymadetolookniceandbepractical,oftenmadeofstrongwoodormetal,sotheycanlast

longandfitwellwiththeenvironment.

Inrecentyears,thecultureofmemorialchairshasrichermeanings.Besidesremembering

individuals,somechairsareusedtoremembergroupeventssuchassoldierswhodiedinwarsor

peoplelostinpublichealthincidents,becomingawaytobringpeopletogetherandpasson

historicalmemories.Thisclevermixingofmemoryandusefulness,personalfeelingsandpublic

spaces,makesBritain'smemorialchairculturebothuniqueandfiillofwarmth.

8.Whatdocstheunderlinedword"heaviness''inParagraphImean?

A.Weight.B.Awkwardness.C.Burden.D.Sadness.

9.Whatisthefunctionofthewordsonmemorialchairs?

A.Addingbeautytochairs.B.Passingdownhistoricevents.

C.Linkingpeopletopaststories.D.Offeringabetterrestexperience.

10.WhatisthemajorreasonfbrthememorialchairsbeingpopularintheUK?

A.Theyfitpublicspaces.B.Theyaremadebeautiful.

C.Theylastloralungliniv.D.Theysliowpeople'sbeliefs.

11.Whatistheauthor'spurposeinwritingthetext?

A.TointroducetheuniquememorialchaircultureinBritain.

B.TocompareUK'smemorialchairswithtraditionalmonuments.

C.ToexploretheoriginanddevelopmentofUK'smemorialchairs.

D.ToanalyzewhymemorialchairsarepopularinUKpublicspaces.

D

WhyDoMillennials（千禧一代）Ke叩ChangingJobs?

Millennialshavebeenlabelledasthe'job-hoppinggeneration”.Infact,arecentsurveyshowed

that49%ofmillennialswouldleavetheirjobwithinthenexttwoyears!Observersfromolder

generationsmaythinkitiscausedbytheyouth'slaziness.However,ifwesearchdeeper,thereis

morethanmeetstheeye.

Insteadofthetraditionalandpracticalreasonsofchangingjobs,suchastogetbettersalariesor

greaterjobstability（稳定）,manymillennialsareinspiredbyvalue-drivengoals.Forexample,

morehavetoseeknewopportunitieswhenevertheylackasenseofbelongingintheirpresent

jobs.Additionally,somealsoleavetheirpositionsfbrcompanieswhichbettersuittheirvalue

system.Therefore,itisclearthatmanymillennialsdonotonlyconsidertheirjobsasasourceof

income,butinfact,seekmeaningandprofessionalachievementintheirdailyjobs.

Clearly,thefearlessnessofmillennialsinseekingjobopportunitieshasbeeninspiredbynew

businessmodels.Withtheriseofonlineplatforms,millennialswhopreferwork-lifebalanceand

flexibilityhavebeenattractedtowardssuchjobs.Moreover,theincreaseofsocialmediahasalso

createdmorecareerpaths.FromfoodandtravelbloggerstoYouTubecontentcreators,more

millennialsareleavingboringdesk-boundjobstolookfbrmoreuntraditional,butcertainly

attractive,careers.

However,peoplehavedifferentopinionsonjob-hopping.Whilesomeemployersvaluerich

experienceandskillsthatjob-hoppingbringsabout,manyofthemstilllookdownuponjob­

hopping.Someevenargueindisappointmentthattheyouthsoftodayarelazy,unabletobear

hardshipsandtooself-centered.

ThefbnnerAmericanPresidentJimmyCarteroncesaid,“Humanidentityisnolongerdefined（定

义）bywhatonedoesbutbywhatoneowns.5'Indeed,hiscommentstillringstruetoday.Rather

llianallowliadiliunalmodelsofsuccessinsocietyludefineouryoulhs,ihuniilluiiiiialguncralion

shouldbeencouragedtodefinenewhorizonsofsuccessbymakingtherightcareerchoicesguided

bytherightvalues.

12.WhyareMillennialsmorelikelytomovetonewjobs?

A.Becausetheyareunwillingtoworkveryhard.

B.Becausetheywanttorealizetheirself-worth.

C.Becausetheyhatepressurefrompresentjobs.

D.Becausetheyneedhigherincomeandposition.

13.WhatdoestheauthorwanttoshowinParagraph3?

A.Therapiddevelopmentofsocialmediapromotesnewcareerpaths.

B.TherearcfewerprofessionsavailabletoMillennialsontheInternet.

C.TherearcfactorscontributingtoMillennials'flexiblejob-changing.

D.ThetiringandboringjobspreventMillennialsstayinginoneposition.

14.Whatmaythoseagainstjob-changingthinkofMillennials?

A.Courageousandnoble.B.LazyandseiReentered.

C.Anxiousandunconfident.D.Creativeandhard-wcrking.

15.Whatistheauthor'sattitudetowardsMillennials,careerchoice?

A.Negative.B.Doubtful.C.Positive.D.Concerned.

第二节（共5小撅：每小撅2.5分，满分12.5分）阅读下面短文，从捋文后的诜项中诜出

可填入空白处的最佳选项，选项中有两项为多余选项。

Thereareonlyafewpeoplewhodon'tlikebananas.Theyarefullofvitamins,traceelements,and

othernutrientsandifthatweren'tenough,bananasaredeliciousandsweet.Butwhataboutthe

bananapeel?16Thereare,however,manyusesofbananapeelsthatyoumayhavenever

thoughtof.

Coverforroastedchicken

Chickenbakedoverfireisverytastyandhealthy.However,ifyouwanttomakeitevenhealthier,

youshouldremoveitsskinoff.Inthisway,however,themeatremainsunprotectedovertheheat

andcandryouteasily.Ifyoucoverthechickenwithbananapeels,itprotectsthemeatfromdrying

out.___17___.

Removescratches（戈ll痕）fromyourleathershoes

YourIcalhcrshoesarcstillincxcullunlcuiidiliun,bultheyhavesomesuralchusonthelop.

___18___.Gentlyrubthedamagedareawiththeinsideofthebananapeelandwipeitwithaclean

cloth.Potassiuminthebananaenterstheleatherandreducesscratches.

_19_.

Plantswilloftenbethevictimsofdustinside.Gentlywipetheleavesoftheplantswiththebanana

peel.Thisnaturalmethodfeedsthemgentlywhileyouclean.Thatistosay,itnotonlyreleases

themfromdust,dirt,butalsofeedsthem.

Relievetheinsectbites

Withthegoodweatherapproaching,variousbugs,insectsincreaserapidly.Ifyouwanttorelieve

thebitesoftheseinsectsnaturally,bananapeelscanhelpyou.___20___.Thebanana

polysaccharidesgetintotheskinandrelieveinsectbites.

A.Cleanyourindoorplants.

B.Usuallyitendsupinthetrash.

C.Takegoodcareofyourhouseplants.

D.Bananasandtheirpeelshaveacalmingeffect.

E.Rubtheredareaswithtlieinsideofthebananapeel.

F.Thebananapeelwillbasicallyworkastheskindoes.

G.Thebananapeelisagoodsolutiontothisproblemtoo.

第三部分语言运用（共两节，满分30分）

第一节完形填空（共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分）阅读下面短文，从每题所给的

A、B、C、D四个选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。

Lastsummer,mywifeand1decidedtotakeoureight-year-olddaughter,Lily,onacampingtrip.

Wethoughtitwouldbeagreatopportunitytodisconnectfromtechnologyand21asa

family.Littledidweknowthatthistripwouldbecomeagreatlessonin___22___.

Assoonaswcarrivedatthecampsite,sheranaround,___23___farandwide,whilemywifeand

Isetupthetent.Butasthesunbeganto___24___,Lilywassearedofthedarkandthestrange

noisesoftheforest.Sheclung（依偎）tous,herlittlebodytrembling.

Atfirst,IwantedtotellhertherewasnothingtobeafraidofButthenIrealizedthatsimply

___25___herfearswouldn'thelp.So,Isatdownwithher,heldherhand,andaskedthereason.

Asshepouredoutherworries,I26attentively,validating（认同）herfeelings.Then,we

cameupwitha（n）___27___logclhcr.Wcgalhcrcds511cslicksandmadea“magic___28___

circle“aroundthetent.Itoldherthatthiscirclewouldkeepallthescarythingsaway.Sheseemed

alittle___29___.

Thatnight,lyinginthetent,Lilyaskedme,“Dad,areyouscaredofanything?^^Ithoughtibra

momentandthensaid,“Yes,I'mscaredofnotbeingagoodenoughdadfbryou."Shehuggedme

_30_andsaid,"You'rethebestdadever."Inthatsimple___31___,Irealizedthatparenting

isnotjustaboutprotectingourchildrenfromtheworld,butalsoaboutbeing32withtiiem,

showingthemthatit'sokaytobe__33__,andteachingthemhowtofacetheirfears.

Thiscampingtripwas___34___afiinadventure.Itwasa(n)___35___thateverymomentwith

ourchildrenisachancetolearn,grow,andconnectonadeeperlevel.

21.A.supportB.bondC.combineD.fight

22.A.campingB.travellingC.parentingD.teaching

23.A.dancingB.singingC.searchingD.exploring

24.A.shineB.riseC.setD.bum

25.A.addingB.ignoringC.explainingD.hiding

26.A.staredB.observedC.listenedD.reflected

27.A.answerB.planC.theoryD.conclusion

28.A.protectionB.decorationC.signalD.game

29.A.frightenedB.depressedC.relaxedD.excited

3().A.slightlyB.tightlyC.rapidlyD.enthusiastically

31.A.argumentB.exchangeC.questionD.answer

32.A.satisfiedB.friendlyC.openD.generous

33.A.angryB.afraidC.curiousD.upset

34.A.morethanB.farfromC.anythingbutD.notnearly

35.A.beliefB.factC.opportunityD.reminder

第二节语法填空(共1()小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分)阅读下面短文，在空白处填入

1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。

Sevenancientstonecolumns(柱子)fromYuamningyuanthatwerelostoverseasfbrovera

centuryhavebeen___36___(official)returnedtotheirhomelandrecently,markingasignificant

returnofimportantculturalrelics.

DuringihuSecundOpiumWar,invadersfioinBrilainandFiancecuinniillcdallsortsofcrimesin

China,includingtheburningofYuamningyuan.Johan,aNorwegianlivinginChinaatthattime,

developed___37___(interest)inChineseartifactsandcollectedvariousartworks,ofwhichseven

stonecolumns___38___(house)intheWestNorwayMuseumafterdonation.

UndertheguidanceoftheMinistryofCultureandTourism,jointeffortsweremade___39___

(promote)thedonationofthesestonecolumnsfromNorwaytoChina.Thecolumns,mirroringthe

quality,decoration,andmaterialoftherelics40(find)intheWestern-stylebuildingwithin

Yuanmingyuan,arewell-preservedandshowonlyminimal(最小的)signsofweathering.

Anexhibition,41featuresaround50items,willbeopentothepublicfromSaturday.Some

universitystudentswhovisitedtheexhibitionexpressedtheirprideand___42___(excite)tothe

GlobalTimes.Theyregardihcreturnoftheseartifacts___43___asymbolofChinese-Western

culturalexchanges.44Yuanmingyuanisnotjustahistoricalpark,___44___alsoasiteforpatriotic

education,___45___(remind)usofthepainfullessonthatfallingbehindcanleadtosuffering.We

shouldrememberhistoryandthesufferingofournation,',astudentcommented.

第四部分写作(共两节，满分40分)

第一节(满分15分)

46.假定你是李华，你的英国朋友Mike准备参加你市将举办的国风音乐节(Traditional

ChineseMusicFestival),来信向你询问相关情况。请你回一封电子邮件，内容包括：1.告知

详情2表示欢迎。注意：1.写作词数应为8()个左右2可以适当增加细节，以便行文连贯。

DearMike»

Yours,

LiHua

第二节(满分25分)

47.阅读下面材料，根据其内容和所给段落开头语续写两段，使之构成一篇完整的短文。

Asasinglemullicr,I'veneverdoubledmydaughterJane,sdruanilobeasingeronthestage.Alan

earlyage,shewascrazyaboutsinging.Whenevershehadachance,shewouldsingtoherheart's

content.Hersweetandchanningvoicetendedtogetpeoplearoundattractedtohersongs.

Livinginasmallcity,Itookseveraloddjobs,determinedtodoeverythinginmypowertosupport

her.SoonafterJaneattendedschool,hermusicteacherMarynoticedhertalentbychanceand

volunteeredtogivehersomeguidanceonhowtosing.Janepracticedsohardthatbeforelongshe

madegreatprogressinsinging.

Unfortunately,onenoonayearlater,Janewascrossingthestreetwhenacarelessdriverknocked

herdown.Shewasrushedtohospital.WhenIhurriedthere,thedoctortoldmethatmydaughter

wouldprobablynotstandonherownfeet.1frozewithshock,feelingasifIhadbeenthrowninto

adarkworld.Weakanddizzy,Iwasabouttofalltothegroundwhensomeonetookholdofme.

ItwasMary,whogotthenewsandracedhere.Shecomfortedme,sayingfirmly,“Grace,Jane

needsyou.Youmuststaycalmandstrong.',Inodded.Havingcalmeddown,Ienteredtheward

withMary.

Thatnight,Janerecoveredherconsciousness（知觉）andopenedhereyes.Holdingherhand,I

said,“Mydear,everythingwouldbefine."Marycomfortedhergently,knowyouareastrong

girl,Jane.Don'tworry.We'llbestandingbyyou."Iwasheartbrokentoseetearsstreamingdown

Jane'schecks.

Aftertw