陕西省榆林市2025-2026学年高一年级下册7月期末英语试题（含答案）

陕西榆林市2025-2026学年高一下学期7月期末英语试题

一、阅读理解

A

Areyoureadytostartonamusicaladventurelikenoother?Markyourcalendarsfbrthe

NalatiMusicFestivalinChina!Hereareallthedetailsyouneedtoknow.

Time:August9ihtoAugusi10th

ThefestivalwillstartonAugust9thandcontinueintothenightonAugust1Oth,providing

youwithtwofulldaysofnon-stopmusicaljoy.

Location:NalatiScenicAreaValleyGrassland,Xinjiang

SetagainstthebackdropofthebreathtakingNalatiScenicAreaValleyGrassland,youcan

enjoythemusicwhilearoundthebeautyofnature,withlargegrasslands,clearskies,andfreshair.

TicketPrices:

EarlyBirdSingle-DayTicket:288yuan

Prc-salcSingle-DayTicket:388yuan

RegularSingle-DayTicket:488yuan

Alltickettypescomewithagift:atwo-daypasstotheNalatiScenicAreaandaround-trip

bussenicetotheValleyGrassland.

ActivityContent:

Thefestivalwillfeatureafamous,star-filledlineupofmusiciansfromvariousstyles.Or

August9th,youcanenjoytherock-filledperformancesofZhengJun,theuniquesoundsofXie

Tianxiao&OKKING,andtheenergeticmusicofHaoYun.BandslikeNineTreasureswilla：so

bringtheirfolkrockstyle.OnAugust10th,Diinashwillcometothestagewithhispowerful

singing,andbandssuchasLostTrainandLuXiansenwillsingnicely,ensuringarichmusical

experience.

1.Whatisspecialaboutthefestival?

A.Itwillbeopenjustatnight.

B.Therewillbefreeguidesallaround.

C.Itsticketsincludeaone-waybustrip.

D.Itallowsyoutoenjoynaturalbeauty.

2.Howmuchshouldyoupayfbrtwoearlybirdsingle-daytickets?

A.288yuan.

B.488yuan.

C.576yuan.

D.676yuan.

3.WhowillsingonAugust1Oth?

A.XieTianxiao.

B.Dimash.

C.HaoYun.

D.ZhengJun.

B

JesseBlasifarmswheat（小麦）inPratt,Kansas.Hehasworkedthelandfbrmorethan20

years.Jesseandhiswife,Sarah,metwhiletheywerestudentsatKansasStateUniversity.They

havetwodaughters,Reagar,whois14andAvery,whois12.

Astheir20thweddinganniversary（结婚乡己念H）gotcloser,Jessewantedtodosomething

special.Herememberedhowanotherfarmerinhisarea,LeeWilson,hadplantedsunflowersfbr

hiswifetwoyearsbefore.wantedtodosomethingsimilar/'Jessesaid.

JessestartedplanningbackinOctober.HeusedhisJohnDeereairseeder（播种知L）and

specialfarmingmethodstoplanttwodifferenttypesofwheat-whiteandred.Jesseusedmore

than65millionredwheatseedstospellouthismessage.

Keepingthissecretwashardwork.OtherfarmersintheareakeptcallingJessetoaskabout

whathewasdoinginhisfield.ButJessekeptquietabouthissuiprise.

Whenthewheatgrewtallenoughtoshowthemessage,JessetookSarahupinasmall

airplane.Fromllicsky,Sarahcouldscu“Jesse+Sarah20Years''wrillcnacrosslliuirfield.The

messagecoveredhalfamilewideandstretchedonemilelong.Sarahwasalmostcryingwhenshe

sawwhatherhusbandhaddone."That'sJesseBlasi'slove.That'safarmer'sloverightthere/

Sarahsaid.

Thewheatmessagewillstayinthefielduntilharvest（F收）limethisfall.Jessesaysitlooks

bestwhenyouseeitfrom4,000to6,000feetupintheair.

LikethisKansasfarmer,weallhaveuniqueskills.Maybewecanknit,cratt,paint,orsing.

Whenweusethemwithourwholeheartfbrourlovedones,itspeakslouderthananystore-bought

presentevercould.

4.WhatinspiredJesse'sanniversaryplan?

A.Sarah'slovefbrsunflowers.

B.ReaganandAvery,ssuggestion.

C.AchatwithLeeWilson'sdaughter.

D.WhatLeeWilsondidfbrhiswife.

5.Whatisparagraph3mainlyabout?

A.HowJessekepthissecret.

B.Jesse'sstrugglesasafarmer.

C.Jesse'stop-levelfarmingskills.

D.HowJessepreparedthesurprise.

6.HowdidSarahfeelafterseeingthemessage?

A.Moved.

B.Awkward.

C.Confused.

D.Rcgrctfiil.

7.Whatdocstheauthormainlywanttotellus?

A.Manyhandsmakelightwork.

B.Greatgiftscomefromtheheart.

C.Uniqueskillstaketimetolearn.

D.Actionsspeaklouderthanwords.

C

After20yearsufcarefulpruparalion,theGrandEgyptianMuseumliasfinallyopenedits

doortothepublic.LocatedjustoutsideCairoandrightnextiothefamousGizaPyramids,the$1

billionmuseumhasmoretlian50,00()valuableancientEgyptiantreasures—that'sahugenumber

fbranancienthistorymuseum.

Buildingworkonthemuseumstartedin2005,withmanyofitsoldtreasuresmovedfromthe

century-oldEgyptianMuseumindowntownCairo.

InitsentrancestandsthestatueofoneofEgypt'smostiamouspharaohsG去老)，Ramesses

theGreat.The3,200-year-old,11-meter-tallstatueusedtostandinthecenterofaroundaboutin

frontofCairo'smaintrainstation.

Fromthemuseum'sentrance,asix-storysetofstairsgoesuptothemaindisplayroomsanda

viewofthenearbypyramids,whichcanalsobevisitedbycrossingabridgefromthemuseum.

ItopenedonNovember1,includingtwonewhallsforKingTutankhamun's5,000-piccc

collection.thefirsttimealltheserarethingshavebeenshowntogethersincehistombwas

discoveredin1922.TheoldEgyptianMuseumdidn'thaveenoughspacetoshowailtherare

thingsatonce.

Egypt'sgovenimenthopesthemuseumwilldrawmoretourists:Itwelcomedarecord15.7

millionvisitorsin2024andhopesfbr30millionby2032.HassanAllam,themuseum'soperator,

expects15,000to20,000dailyvisitors.t4Thcworldhasbeenwaitingfbrthismoment...

Everyone'sexhilarated."hesaid.

8.WhendidthebuildingworkontheGrandEgyptianMuseumstart?

A.In1922.

B.In2005.

C.In2023.

D.In2024.

9.Howarcparagraphs3&4organized?

A.Byfollowingspaceorder.

B.Byfollowingtimeorder.

C.Bymakingacomparison.

D.Bylistingnumbers.

10.Whydidtheoldmuseumfailtoshowall5,000Tutankhamunpiecestogether?

A.Foritspourlighting.

B.Forthelackofmoney.

C.Forsecurityworries.

D.Foritslimitedroom.

11.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“exhilarated“meaninthelastparagraph?

A.Silent.

B.Equal.

C.Excited.

D.Experienced.

D

WhenwcthinkabouttheroleofAI-poweredrobotsinourlives,whatdowereallywantthem

todo?Takeourjobsormakedecisionsfbrus?Probablynotthateither.Butwhataboutdoing

housework?OK,nowyou'retalking!That'stheideabehindLG'snewestcreation.

Itshuman-likeCLOiDrobot,developedbytheSouthKoreancompany,aimstomake

housework“athingofthepast”.Il'spartofthecompany'splanstomovetowardahomethat

requiresalmostnohumanlabor.Thisnewrobotcanpreparemeals,foldclothes,getthingsfrom

thefridgeandputdishesinthedishwasher.ItmovesonwheelsandworkswithotherLGproducts

inauser'shome.

Somepeoplehavesimplehouserobotsalready,butperhapsnotquitelikethis.It'sgotahead,

arms,fivefingerstograbthings,andabodythatcanlill（倾斜）toadjustitsheightbetween105

centimetersand143centimeters.LGsaysCLOiDcancommunicatewithhumansthroughspoken

languageandfacialexpressions,andlearnmoreaboutthetasksitneedstofinishinthehouse.

Sofar,itsoundsalotliketherobotswe'veseeninsci-fimovies!Butareportpointsoutthat

whileCLOiDmightallowyoutoputyourfeetup,itmightnotdoanythingveryquickly.

TechnologywebsiteTheVergesaystherobottakes30secondstoputoneiteminthewashing

machine.Ittakesalongtimetofoldclothes,too.It'snotclearwhetherLGisgoingtobegin

sellingCLOiDanytimesoon.Untilthen,perhapsyou'lljusthavetoaskyourchildrentodo

housework-ordoityourself!

12.Howdoestheauthorleadinthetopic?

A.Bymentioninganexpert.

B.Bygivingancxplaiialicn.

C.Byraisingquestions.

D.Bytellingastory.

13.WhatisthemaingoalofCLOiD?

A.Tofreehumansfromhousework.

B.Tohelpchildrenwithhomework.

C.Iomakedecisionstbrtamihes.

D.TomonitorotherLGproducts.

14.Whatcanweknowfromthereportconcerningtherobot?

A.Itishighlyefficientatdoinglaundry.

B.Itsworkingspeedneedsimproving.

C.Ithasbeenwidelyusedbyfamilies.

D.Itsheightcanbeadjustedwithinseconds.

15.Whichofthefollowingisthebesttitlefbrthetext?

A.HowRobotsLeamfromHumans

B.WhyHouseworkIsaChallengefbrRobots

C.ABigChangeintheFutureWorkplace

D.ANewRobotHelperfbrHousework

七诜五

TheendofMayisbeachseasonintheUS.Thatmeansfamiliesspendmoretimeinlakesand

oceans.So,whileyouareenjoyingyourfuninthesandandwater,followthesebeachsafetyrules,

especiallyfbrthebenefitofyourkids.

____16____

Locationiseverything,especiallywhenitconicstooceansafety.Makesurethattherearc

lifeguardsnearwhereyouandyourfamiliesarchavingfun.Ifyouarcwithyoungchildren,goto

aprotectivecoveorachild-fricndlyspace.

Alwayswatchyourkids.

HealthyChildren,anorganization,recommendsthatyouappoint（安排）awaterwatcher.

Makesurethatthekidstellyoubeforetheygoanywherenearthewateranduseatrackingsystem.

17____.Iftheycan'tswim,arenotstrongswimmers,orarenewtothebeach,askthemto

wcarlifejackcisevenifihcyjustplayinihcsandnearthewaler.

Wearsunprotection.

Protectyourkids'skinwhenyouareatthebeach.18.Alwaysreapplysunscreen

aftergoinginthewaterandbringcoverupsfbrwhenthekidshavehadenoughsun.Hatsarealso

necessaryfbrsunprotection.Bringingabeachumbrellawillalsohelpatthebeach.

Avoidoceanrisks.

19,especiallytbrkidsandpeoplewhodon'tspendmuchtimeatthebeach.Ihese

includestayingawayfrommarine（海洋的）life.YoumayimmediatelythinkofJawsandgreat

whitesharks,butthereareotherriskymarinelifeoutthere,includingjellyfish,octopuses,

barracudas,triggerfish,andseasnakes.20.Humanactivitiescanputpeopleinthev/ater

orontheshoreatrisk.

A.Chooseasafespace

B.Oceanscanbedangerous

C.Staywherethereislittlesunlight

D.Thatmaymeanapplyingsunscreen

E.Teachyourkidssomepracticalswimmingskills

F.Don'ttakeyoureyesoffthekidswhiletheyareswimming

G.Yourkidsshouldalsostayawayfrompeoplewhoarcbeatingorsurfing

二、完形填空

AsachildinasmalltownintheNortheastU.S”springdidn'tmeanmuchtome.Wehada

weekoff'fromschool,butitwasjusta21,notacelebrationofspring.Forthekidsinour

neighborhood,thearrivalofspringwasa22.Weonlycaredaboutwinterfbrskating,

andsummerfbrthebeach.Springandautumnwerejustin-betweentimes,waitingfbrthe

23tostartagain.

Eventually,Istartedto24springmore,especiallyafterhearingthefamous

25frompoetAlfredLordTennyson:tlInthespring,ayoungman'sfancyturnsto

thoughtsoflove."Buteventhen,itwasn'ttheseasonitselfthat26myattention—it

wastheotherthingsthatcamewithit.

EverythingchangedwhenImovedtoChina.I27myfirstSpringFestivalin

Beijing,anditcouldhardlybe28.Whatstoodoutmostfbrmewasthatthecityseemed

29,willinocrowdsorcarsonihcslrccls.Iwas30untilmycoworkers

explainedthatduringtheSpringFestival,manypeopletravelto31familiesintheir

hometown,andthatmanyBeijingersarenot32fromthecity.

Ialsogotmyfirst33ofsomethingabouttheSpringFestivalthat34me­

thereseemstobeanalmostovernightimprovementintheweatheraroundthefestival.Ican't

35howtheancientChinesecouldcreateasystemfbrpredicting（预测）thearrivalof

spring.Buttheydid.

21.A.vacationB.lifestyleC.promiseD.replacement

22.A.non-parentB.non-userC.non-eventD.non-starter

23.A.limitB.placeC.replyD.fiin

24.A.appreciateB.describeC.dislikeD.affect

25.A.musicB.lireC.jokeD.voice

26.A.avoidedB.noticedC.caughtD.forgot

27.A.organizedB.experiencedC.reportedD.compared

28.A.ignoredB.recordedC.treasuredD.dropped

29.A.crowdedB.familiarC.emptyD.restless

30.A.lonelyB.confusedC.warmD.satisfied

31.A.honorB.driveC.,callD.visit

32.A.originallyB.silentlyC.falselyD.readily

33.A.amountB.knowledgeC.outbreakD.process

34.A.backedB.calmedC.amazedD.cheated

35.A.dependonB.focusonC.putoutD.figureout

三、语法填空

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。

Bullfightinghas36(typical)beenseenasaSpanishsport,butinrecentyears,ithas

spreadtopartsofFrance.InareasliketheBasqueCoast,Arles,andBeziers,thesporthasgained

popularity,evenintowns37itwasoncebanned(禁止).Thepopularityofbullfighting

intheseplacesshowshowdeeplyitistiedtoregionalculture.

However,animalrightsactivistsstronglyarguethatbuEfightingiscruelandshouldbe

stopped.Theybelievethatitisnotaneffectivewaytocelebratetradition,asitcauseshann

38ihuanimals.Despite由is,39(suppuilcr)ofbullfightingdefend(辩解)the

sport,sayingitisanimportantpartoftheirculturalheritage[hatshould40(preserve)fbr

futuregenerations.

Somecritics(评论家),likeJosyaneWuerelle,arguethatbullfightingismoreaboutdrawing

touriststhanprotectingculture.Wuerellealsonotesthatwemustrespectthevaluesofdi在rent

regionstoensuretheir41(survive)inthemodernworld.

AsEuropebecomesmoreconnected,manyregionsaretakingaction42(value)

theirlocalculturesmore.JeanMichelMariou,abigfiinofbullfighting,43(point)out

thatifhistoryhadbeendifferent,regionsthatsharealovefbrbullfighting,liketheBasquesand

Catalans,couldhaveformed44singlenation.Hebelievesthatbullfightingisjustone

expressionoftheir45(share)culture.

四、短文投稿写作

46.假定你是李华，你校英文报正在举办以“CanMoneyBuyHappiness?”为主题的征文活

动。请你写一篇短文投稿，内容包括：1.同学们的不同观点；2.你个人的看法。注意:

1.写作词数应为80个左右；2.请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。

CanMoneyBuyHappiness?

五、读后续写

47.阅读卜.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。

Itwassupposedtobethebestdayever.Myhusband,ourpctdogBrutus,andIwereon

vacationinourcar.TheWisconsinsummercountrysidewasbreathtaking.Wesangalongtothe

radio,windowsdown,laughing.Theneverythingstopped.

Ourcarhadanoil-pressureproblem,butwewereconfidentthatwecouldmakeithometo

Californiainaweektohaveitfixed.Wewerewrong.AsweleftthescenicWisconsinDells,our

carshutdownandwepulleduver,unablelorestartihcengine.

AccompaniedbyBrutus,Isatontheroadsideworriedlywhilemyhusbandpacedbackand

forth,tryingtocontactsomeonewhocouldhelp.

Atthismoment,alocaldriverinatowtruck(拖车)pulledover.Herolleddownhiswindow.

“Needhelp?^^heasked.

“Yes,please!''Ialmostshouted,reliefwashingoverme.**Ourcardied.”

Ihedrivergotoutofhistnick."Don'tworry,“hesaidkindly,liethenwalkedtocheckour

carwithmyhusband.WithBrutuslookingatme,Ibeganrepeating,''Let'shavetheBESTDAY

EVER!!,,

Afewminuteslater,Iwastoldthatourcarneededtobetakentoacarrepairshop.Butwe

werelucky.Thedriverknewtheownerofacarrepairshopthatwasnotfaraway,andheoffered

tohelpusgothere.

注意：1.续写词数应为150个左右；2.请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。

Thedriverhookedup（挂起）ourcar,andwealldrovetotherepairsho