山东德州市夏津第一中学2026-2027学年高二上学期9月月考英语试卷

ft2026-2027学年高二上学期第一次月考时间：2026.9.28（考试时间：120150分）第一部分听力（共两节，满分30分）第一节（共5小题；每小题1.5分，满分7.5分HowdoesthewomanprobablyfeelintheShefeels B.Shefeels C.ShefeelsWhatarethespeakersmainlytalkingAboringTV B.Awell-known C.SomegoodWhatdoesthemanlikeTaking B.Watching C.ReadingWhatdoesthewomanadvisethemantoGotothegrocery B.Doshopping C.VisittheInternetWhatisthemaninchargeOrganizingthe B.Sendingan C.Visitingsome第二节（共15小题；每小题1.5分，满分22.5分5A、B、C三个选项5秒钟；听完5秒钟的作答时间。每段对话或独白读两遍。66、7HowwilltheclubgettheThemanwillsupply B.ThecollegewillprovideC.ThememberswillbringtheirWhathasthemanbegunContacting B.Designinga C.Practising78、9WhyisthewomanShemaybreakher B.ShehastoruntenC.SheneverrunsaraceWhatwillthewomandoonRelaxher B.Practiceonthe C.Makepreparationsina81013HowmanyemployeeswillbeAbout B.About C.AboutWherewilltheman'snewstaffcome B. C.WhatcanwelearnfromtheThewomanwillbefired. B.ThemanwilltakeoverthewomanC.Thewomanwillworkintheman'sHowcanwedescribethe B. 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D.IBEWWhatdoesthepassagesuggestaboutweekendtradeTheyarelesseffectivethanweekdayTheymainlyserveunemployedjobTheyhelpworkingadultsstartnewTheyareonlyrunbyprivateDino’sBarbershopinKingstonhasbeenopenformorethan30years.ItwasestablishedbyDinoBartzis,awell-knownandbelovedbarberinKingston’sGreekcommunity.Dinowasforhisfriendlymannersandtreatingcustomerslikehisfamily.Hewaswell-respectedinKingston’sGreekcommunityandbeyond.Sadly,DinopassedawayinJuly2021,buthislegacy(遗产continueswithhisson,Tony,otherbarberscontinuinghistradition.Tonywasn’talwaysabarber.Hehadpreviouslyworkedinafieldcompletelyunrelatedtobarbering.BarberingwastotallynewforTony,butafterlosinghisfather,hefeltastrongpulltostepinandcarryonwhathisfatherhadbuilt.Whilestillgrieving悲伤)thesuddenlossofhisfather,TonyknewtheimportanceofhisbarbershoptoKingston’sGreekcommunityandthathehadtokeeptheshopopen,notonlyforthepeoplewhohavereliedonthebarbershopforgreatfriendlyhaircuts,butforhimself,hisfamilyandforhisdad’slegacytobecarriedon.SoTonyactedquickly,signingupforabarberingprograminOttawa.Itwasafast-pacedexperience,buthewasfullycommittedtolearningthecraftproperlyandgettingthecertificatesheneededtoreopenthebarbershop.Atthesametime,hegavethebarbershopaslightlymoremodernlooktohelpattractthenewergenerationsofcustomersaswell.Duringthefirstweekof2023,TonyreopenedDino’sBarbershop,withthesameamazingstaff,andcollectivelytheyhavemaintainedthesamefamily-orientatedandwelcomingenvironmentthatDino’sBarbershophasalwaysbeenknownfor.Tony’sonlywishisthathisfathercouldbepresenttowitnesshisshoptodayandseethediversecustomersthatvisitandcallithome.Dinowouldbeparticularlyproudthathislegacycontinuestoserveandinspirethenextgeneration.Dino’sBarbershopismorethanjustaplaceforhaircuts;it’saplacewherepeopleconnect,buildrelationshipsandsharespecialmomentseveryday.WhatmotivatedTonytotakeoverhisfather’sHiscommitmenttothecommunityHisfinancialpressureafterlosinghisHisdesiretomodernizetraditionalHispassionforbarberingsinceWhatdidTony’spreparationstoreopenthebarbershopNewstaffandaprice 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D.Asoncontinuinghisfather’sTechnically,theairshipisallaloadofhotair,anaircraftmadeofavastballoonfilledwithnearlyweightlessliftinggases.Ifitmakesyouthinkofoldblack-and-whitepictures,youareright.Airshipswerepopularatthebeginningofthe20thcenturybeforeairplanestookover.Now,theyaremakingacomeback.Thoughanairship,whichtypicallyfliesataround100-130km/h,won’teverreachthespeedsofajetplanetheyarebeingtalkedaboutasaformofslowtravellikeshipsandnighttrains,wheretheexperiencemakesupforthespeed.Thelargeballooncouldrunonelectricengines,makingitazero-carbonemittingformofairtransport.“Airshipscanstayintheairforalongtime,andtheirabilitytoflyvertically(垂直)up,”saidleadingaviationexpertThomasThessen.Theworld’slargestaircraft,theLTAPathfinder1,isbeingtestedinSiliconValley,LTAisoneofahandfulofairshipmanufacturersworldwidethatisreadytoentertheaviationmarket.Itbelievesthatnextgenerationairshipscanreducethecarbonfootprintofaviationbyusingthehelium氦气)insidetheballoontodothelifting,ratherthanacarbon-emittingjetengine.Applicationsfortheirairshipincludemoreefficientcargotransportfromporttoport,andhumanitarianaid,wheretheairshipcansupportreliefeffortsbydeliveringsuppliesevenifrunways,roadsandportsaredamaged.FrenchcompanyFlyingWhalesisalsocurrentlydevelopingairshipsforcargouse,aimingtoreducetheenvironmentalimpactofcargotransport,whileBritishfirmHAVisfocusedonhowahybridairship,usingelectricenginesaswellashelium,canunshackleazero-emissionformofWhilesustainableaviationstillhasalongwaytogotobeamasstravelsolution,italladdsuptoaminirevolutionintheskies.Alongwithsustainableaviationfuelandelectricplanes,thenewgenerationofairshipsisofferinganalternativetoourcarbon-heavyflying.Howdoestheauthoraccountforairships’Bylistingvarious 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D.AirshipsarevaluabletosomeCookingisauniqueculturalphenomenonatthecoreofhumancreativeefforts.Recipes,flavour,nutrition,andhealthformthepiecesofthefoodpuzzle.Inthelastdecade,computer-basedfoodsciencehasdevelopedasapowerfuldatascienceaidedbystructuredcollectionsofcookingdatabases,field-specificalgorithms(算法),andapplications.Forinstance,RecipeDB,astructuredcollectionofrecipesfromglobalcuisinesandalgorithmsthatcanidentifyculinary烹饪的)elements,isripeforexploration.Thisorganizeddatabasecanhelpestimatethenutritionalvalueofdishes,amongotherthings.Similarly,FlavorDBrepresentsthetasteandsmellcorrelates(相关的事物)offoodingredients,recordingthereasonsbehindtheiruseincooking.Datafromstudiesonthehealtheffectsoffoodandestimatedcarbonfootprintsofrecipeshighlightimportanthealthandenvironmentalimpacts,crucialforpublichealthandsustainability.AttemptshavebeenmadetodeveloprecipegenerationalgorithmsviatextgenerationandLLMs,likeRatatouille,poweredby118,000globalstructuredrecipesandadvancednamedentity实体)recognition.Yetitishardertoevaluatecomputer-generatedrecipesthanLLM-writtenpoetry,paintingsormusic.The“TuringTestforChefs”hasexpertsraterecipesbothandAI-generated—onascalefrom0(AI-made)to5(human-made).Delhihotelmanagementfinal-yearstudentstestedRatatouille,withLLMmodelsachieving69.88%F1-scoresuccess.algorithmbehinditprovideddetailedinstructionsoningredientsandquantities,pre-processingsteps,cookingsteps,andtheappropriatecookersandmethods.Novelrecipe-generationstrategieshavethepotentialtocreatetastyandnutritiousdisheswithpublichealthconsequences.Whencombinedwithappropriatedata,thesecanalsogeneratepersonalised,cost-effective,andenvironmentallysustainablerecipes.However,tastewillremainacrucialfactorintheacceptanceofAI-generatedrecipes.Therefore,theskillandcreativityofchefswillbeessentialtomakesenseoftheoutputofAI.Moreandmorecooking-relateddataisavailablenow,andcookinginvolvescomplexsenses.AIwillhelpboostpeople’screativity,butitcannevertakepeople’splace.WhatdoRecipeDBandFlavorDBhaveinTheyfocusonhealth 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D.ANew“Cook”inOur第二节（共5小题；每小题2.5分，满分12.5分TheYiPeople’sTorchFestival,anational-levelintangibleculturalheritage,isgrandlycelebratedfromlateJunetoearlyJulyinYunnan,GuizhouandSichuan,wherethemajorityofYiethnicgroupsreside.36.This2000-year-oldheritageoriginatesfromancientYipeople’sfireworshipandharvestprayerInYi’sancientcivilization,firecarriessacredsymbolicmeaning.37.Localbelievethatlightingtorchesinmidsummercandriveawaypests,eliminateplagues消除瘟疫andprayforabumperautumngrainharvest.Thethree-dayfestivalcontainscompletetraditionalethnicrituals(仪式).Villagersparadewithpinetorchesaroundvillagesatdusk.Afterwards,localsgatheraroundhugebonfirestosingfolksongs,performethnicdancesandplaytraditionalethnicmusicalinstruments.38.Foralongtime,thisethnicICHfacednarrowpublicinfluence.Itwasonlypopularinremotemountainousethnicareas.Restrictedbypoortransportationandbackwardpublicity,fewoutsidetouristsknewaboutthisdistinctivemidsummerfestival.39.LocalgovernmentscombineheritagedisplaywithruralsummertourismduringthetouristpeakNowadays,countlessdomesticandforeigntouristsfloodintothesemountainousareastoexperienceitsgrandbonfireparties.Localteenagersareorganizedatschooltolearnfestivalrituals,actingascorenew-generationinheritors.Theoncesecludedethnicheritagehassteppedontoabroaderpublicstage.40.Itboostslocalruraltourism,promotessalesofethnicspecialtiesandcreatesjobsformountainresidents.Thisculturaltourismmodelhelpsremoteethnicareasrealizesustainabledevelopmentwithoutlosinguniqueethnicfeatures.Itisregardedas“theEthnicCarnivalofSouthwestItstandsforpurity,disasterpreventionandcropFireworshipisthemostsimpleritualamongallYiethnicMostethnicfestivalsrelyonlocalgovernmentfinancialsupportMoreover,thefestivalbringsobviouseconomicandsocialbenefitstolocalTraditionalsportslikebullfightingandhorseracingarealsoheldonthisHowever,effectiveofficialmeasureshavechangedtheawkwardsituation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A、B、C、D四个选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。Youcantellalotaboutamanbyhowhetreatshisdogs.Formanyyears,Ienjoyedlivingwithmydogs,TillyandChance.Their41wasenoughtokeepmylonelinessatbay.Lastyear,Istarteddating,butwithreservations.WhenIfirstdatedSteve,I42hehadadog,Molly,andacat,Flora.I43thatthreedogswereperhapsmany,andmydogsmightattack44theThenextweekwe45ourdogstogether.Itwasahotday.Whenwepausedtoour46,Stevegotdownononeknee.Washeproposing(求婚)?Ilikedhimtoo,butso47?pouredwaterfromabottleintohishandandofferedittomydogs.48,IbegantofallforWe49todate,thoughneitherofusbroughtupthefuture.AndtheninlateNovember,hadanoperationonher50.Itookthedogsoutfourtimesaday,andIworriedTilly51climbingthestairscouldreopenthewound.ThenSteve52hishouse.worked53.WemadegoodAyearlater,thismanproducedalittleboxwitharingandproposedtome.Hedidnot跪down,nordidI54himto.That’sonlyforgiving55tothedogsthatbroughtus41.A.B.C.D.42.A.B.C.D.43.A.B.C.D.44.A.B.C.D.45.A.B.C.D.46.A.B.C.D.47.A.B.C.D.48.A.BytheB.InthatC.ByallD.Inthat49.A.B.C.D.50.A.B.C.D.51.A.B.C.D.52.A.B.C.D.53.A.B.C.D.54.A.B.C.D.55.A.B.C.D.第二节（共10小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分阅读下面材料，在空白处填入适当的内容（1个单词）StepintoanyshoppingcentreinSingaporeandyou’relikelytofindwaitinglines56outsideshopswithcatchynamesandbright-colouredsignboards.Chinesebrands(品牌)likeChageeandMixuearedrawingcrowdsnotjustinAsia,but57(increasing)Alongsidefashionlabelsandtoystores,theseteachainsrepresentashiftfromlow-costmanufacturing(制造)toglobally58(recognise)consumerbrands.Builtintheworld’ssecond-largestconsumermarket,theyalreadyhavescale(规模)operationalpower.However,intensedomestic59(compete)makesexpandingoverseasnecessity.China60(be)theworld’sworkshopoverthepastdecades,producinggoodsWesterncompanies.Inthemeanwhile,localsuppliershavebeenlearninghowtomakeandsellgoodsatscale.CompanieslikeMinisohavebenefited61thatkindofknow-how.Thestore,62sellstoysandmovieproducts,nowoperatesstoresinoverhalfthe63aroundtheworld,prioritizingconsumerBeyondconsumergoods,BYDhasbecometheworld’slargestelectricvehiclemakerandisnowdevelopingultra-fastchargingsystemsasanefforttobuild64ecosystemaroundInshort,Chinesecompaniesarenolongerdefinedbylowprices.Theyarebuildingbrands,adaptingtolocalmarkets65goinghead-to-headwithestablishedglobalplayers.（40分）第一节（满分15分）假定你是李华，你校正在组织以“PeopleofAchievement”为主题的英文演讲比赛，要求要求：1.2.3.该人物对你的影响80个左右。DearThankyoufor第二节（满分25分OnWednesdaynight,itwastheclosingtimeofthemall.Buttherewasanhour’swork,atleast,togeteverythingcleanedup.Itwouldbe11:00p.m.beforeIfinallygothome.Ihadn’tevenhadtimetohavedinner.Iwasstarving.Myfeetached.Mywholebodywasfilledwithtiredness.Icouldn’twaittogotobed.Butitwouldbeonly6hoursbeforethealarmwentoffat5:00a.m.formydayjob.Thingshadbeentightforoverayearnow.MyhusbandPaul’sbusinesshadsufferedahugehit.Ihadafull-timejobatadaycarecenterandsomehowdidmyhomeworkformycollegeclasstoo.ThenIhadtoworknightsatthemall.Withoutmetakingmysecondjob,therewouldn’tbeenoughmoneytopaythebills.LetalonebuyanyChristmaspresentsforour15-year-olddaughter,Marie.NoonewantedtowakeuponChristmasmorningtoanemptytree.IbarelyevensawPaulandMarie;anygirlstillneedshermom.Iworriedabouthermore.Mariewasgrowingup,butasateenager,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