山东省日照实验高级中学2026-2027学年高一上学期第一次阶段性考试英语试卷（含答案）

山东省日照实验高级中学2026-2027学年高一上学期第一次阶段性考试英语试卷一、阅读理解ASharon,Aged22Themostimportantthingtokeepinmindwhengoingintohighschoolistobeyourself.Besides,Idon’tknowwhatyourmiddleschoolwaslike,buthighschoolteacherswillnotcareaboutthingssuchashowmuchhomeworkyoualreadyhaveinonenight.It’sbesttojustlearntodealwiththingsandmanageyourtimewiselysoyoucanachieveeverythingyouneedto.Frank,Aged21Ithinkalmosteverykidfeelsbothnervousandexcitedbeforetheirfirstday.Youwillprobablyloveit.IknowIdid.Youshouldjoinsomesportsoractivitiesthatwillmakeyourhighschoolexperiencemoreenjoyable.Goodluck!Eddie,Aged20WhenIstartedhighschool,Iwasreallynervoustoo,especiallysinceIhadbeenhomeschooledallthroughmiddleschoolanddidn’treallyknowanyone.Isupposethebestadvicewouldbetojustrelax.Thefirstcoupleofdayscanbealittlebithard,butthingswillbecomeeasierbeforeyouknowit.David,Aged19I’mnotgoingtolie.Thefirstdayiskindoffrightening.Butyou’llgetusedtoit.Don’tbeafraidofanyone;upperclassmenwillpickonyoumoreifyouletthemknowyou’reafraid.Justtakeiteasy.Makingsomefriendsandstayingwiththemwillgreatlyhelpyougetusedtohighschoolquickly.Afterthefirstweekit’sreallynotbadatall.Don’tworry.1.WhatcanweinferfromSharonabouthighschool?A.Teachersarequitestrict. B.Studentsoftenstayupatnight.C.Teachersprovidelittlecareforstudents. D.Studentsshouldmakegooduseoftheirtime.2.HowdidEddiefeelonhisfirstdayofhighschool?A.Excited. B.Bored. C.Worried. D.Relaxed.3.Whomentionstheimportanceoffriends?A.Frank. B.David. C.Sharon. D.Eddie.BItwasabout10yearsagothatSandynoticedhermother,Pearl,hadbecomequietaftershemovedintoanursinghomeforpatientsofAlzheimer’sdisease.“Wetriedeverything—photos,oldstoriesbutnothingworked,”shesaid.“Itwasreallyhardforeveryonetoseehowshehadchanged.”ThenonedaywhileSandywasinatoystore,shehadanidea:WhynotgivePearlababydollsoshecouldfeelasifshewerecaringforsomethingagain?Andwhynotgiveonetoalltheelderlyinthecarecenter?AssoonasSandygavePearlthedoll,hermother’sfacelitup.“Shestartedtalkingagainandsheneverwentanywherewithoutthatbaby,”Sandysaid.“Shetookthe‘baby’tothediningroomwithherandsleptwithherinherarmseverynight.Thedollbrightenedherlastyearsindeed.”Inthefollowing10years,Sandyandherhusband,Wayne,continuedtobuydollsandhandthemouttotheelderlyofcarecentersneartheirhomeeveryNewYear.NowPearl’sMemoryBabiesisanorganizationthathascontributedmorethan300dollstopeoplewithAlzheimer’sdiseaseatnursinghomeswithoutearninganymoneysinceFebruary2018.Lastyear,SandypostedNewYear’sphotosonFacebook,allofwhichareaboutseniorsreactingtodollsthatsheandWaynesenttoalocalnursinghome.Thepostwassharedmorethan210,000timesovernight.Peoplegavealmost$15,000online.Thathelpedthegroupbuymanydolls.“Thedollsoffertreatmentandcomfort”saidanurseworkingatacarecenter,“Someoldladiescrywhentheygetadoll.Andtheyalwaysrockandtalktotheirdolls.PeoplewithAlzheimermightlosetheirmemories,buttheydon’tlosetheirabilitytolove.”4.HowdidPearlchangeaftershemovedtoanursinghome?A.Shefeltbored. B.Shelosthopeinlife. C.ShehardlytalkedD.Sheforgoteverything.5.HowdidPearlreactafterreceivingthedoll?A.Shebegantocry. B.Shedidn’tcareaboutit. C.Sheshareditwithababy.D.Shewasverypleased.6.What’sParagraph5mainlyabout?A.People’sresponsetoSandy’spost. B.WhatSandydidforhermother.C.Therisingneedsforbabydolls. D.HowSandybecamefamous.7.Whatcanbeasuitabletitleforthetext?A.GoodNewsforAlzheimer’sPatients B.HowtoRemoveAlzheimer’sDiseaseC.BabyDollsCheerupAlzheimer’sPatients D.DaughterHelpsMotherRecoverMemoryCWildfireshaverecentlyseriouslydestroyedareasacrosstheworld.Hopingtoreduceharm,researchersledbyYapeiWang,achemistatRenminUniversityofChina,saytheyhavedevelopedasensor(传感器)todetectsuchwildfiresearlierandwithlesseffort.Presentdetection(探测)methodsrelyheavilyonhumanwatchfulness(警觉),whichcandelayaneffectiveresponse.Theteamsaysitsnewsensorcanbeplacedneartreetrunks’basesandsendawirelesssignaltoanearbyreceiverifthereisasharptemperatureincrease.Thatheatalsopowersthesensoritself,withnoneedtoreplacebatteries.Thesuddentemperaturechangewillgiveoffelectrons(电子)tomovewithintheliquids,creatingelectricalenergytosendthesignal.McCarty,ageographeratMiamiUniversitysaysplacessuchasSanDiego—wherewildlandandcitymeet—couldbenefitfromsensorslikethis.Whenafirebreaksoutinavalleythatextendstosomeone’sproperty,shesays,withsuchadevice,“asahomeowner,youwillknowitearlierthanthefireagency.”Andsheaddsthatitisevenmoreimportanttoimprovecooperationamongthedifferentagenciesinvolvedinfirefighting.Wangsayshisteam’snextstepsaretoextendthedevice’ssignalrangebeyondthepresent100meters,whichcanlimititspracticaluse,andtodevelopaprotectivecoverforit.Thesensor’seffectiveness,Wangnotes,willalsoneedtobetestedinthefield.8.Whatcanwelearnaboutthenewsensor?A.Itreplacesbatteriesitself. B.Itproducesresponsemoreeasily.C.Itdependsonhumanobservation. D.Itsendsawirelesssignalcontinuously.9.What’sMcCarty’sattitudetowardsthenewsensor?A.Critical. B.Confused. C.Supportive. D.Negative.10.Whatwillprobablybetalkedaboutifthepassagecontinues?A.Howpeopleusethenewsensor. B.Howmuchthenewsensorcosts.C.Howthenewsensorcomesintoeffect. D.HowWang’steambetterthenewsensor.11.What’sthebesttitleforthetext?A.Aresearchintowildfires. B.Awidelyacceptednewsensor.C.Anewsensortodetectwildfires. D.Differentopinionsonanewsensor.DTwenty-fiveyearsago,mostyoungBritonswantedacareerinlaw,tobeadoctor,or,iftheywerecreativeenough,totakeupsinging.Buttoday,thingsstanddifferently.AccordingtoasurveybyTescoMobile,aUKcompany,the“dreamjob”ofyoungpeopleagedbetween16and25intheUKisavideoblogger,or“vlogger”.Thesurvey,carriedoutamong1,002people,foundthatasmuchas40percentofthemputvloggerastheirnumberonechoiceonalistofidealcareers.ThischangeisundoubtedlyasaresultoftheInternetandsocialmedia.Theyhavemadeitsomucheasiertoreachaudienceoftheworld,withouthavingtoenteracareerinshowbusinessinthetraditionalway.Inthepast,thebiggeststarsweretrainedbytheHollywoodstudios;now,anyonewithacomputercameracanbecomeastar.Vloggersarethebigstarsoftodaybecausetheyarenormalpeopleinteractingwiththeirfansabouteverydaylife.However,whatpeopleseeisonlythebrightsideofbeingavloggerandtheyfailtonoticethefactthatonlythosewhoaresuccessfulearnfameandfortune.Foreverysuccesstherearehundredsofotherswhonevergetoffthestartingline.Therearethedreamsthatcometrueandthedreamsthatremaindreamsforever.Althoughbeingvloggersispopular,someyoungpeoplechoosetofollowcareersthatdon'tnecessarilyearnthemfame,butallowthemtomakegooduseoftheInternettosharetheirhobbies.YoungIsraeliDavidLeshaw,forexample,runsabusinesscalledtheFinishersClub.It'sanonlineplatformforrunnerstokeeparecordoftheirraces.Hisjoballowshimtoexpresshisenthusiasm,andisalwaysalearningexperience.Andthat'senoughforhim.12.Whatisthepassagemainlyabout?A.MostyoungBritonschoosetobevloggersastheirjob.B.TheInternetisinfluencingyoungBritons’careerchoice.C.TheInternetistakingtheplaceoftraditionalstudios.D.YoungBritonscannotfindjobswithouttheInternet.13.WhydomoreandmoreyoungBritonschoosetobevloggers?A.VloggerscanearngreaterfameandmoremoneyontheInternet.B.Thereistoomuchcompetitioninthetraditionalshowbusiness.C.TheInternetmakesitconvenienttoentershowbusiness.D.Anyonewithacomputerwillsurelybecomeastar.14.Whatcanweinferfromthefifthparagraph?A.Onlyafewvloggerscanbesuccessful. B.Avloggercannotearnfameorfortune.C.Peopleoftenseethebrightsideofbeingavlogger.D.Dreamswillalwaysremaintobedreams.15.WhatdoyoungpeoplelikeDaviddoontheInternet?A.Learnfromothers. B.Becomeanonlinehit. C.Holdrunningraces.D.Mixjobswithhobbies.二、七选五HelpingYourTeenUnderstandtheValueofMoneyItseemsthattherearemorethingsforteenstospendmoneyonthanever.Thereareexpensiveclothes,videogames,MP3players,andmore.

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Ittakesmanysmallsteps.Rememberthattheywillprobablymessupalongtheway,butmistakesarehowtheylearn.A.Helpthemchooseawell-paidjob.B.Andyoucanalsoencouragethemtopaythebills.C.Takethisopportunitytoteachthemaboutsavings.D.Soonthey’llrealizehowmuchsomethingsreallycost.E.Makethepocketmoneydependentondoinghousework.F.Teachingyourchildthevalueofmoneywillnothappenovernight.G.Ifyouaren’tmadeofmoney,it’shardtogiveyourkidseverythingtheywant.三、完形填空Sometimesyoumayfindthatyouarenothappyinyourlife.Mostofthetimeyouhaveto

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.21.A.endB.considerC.shareD.continue22.A.changesB.decisionsC.excusesD.choices23.A.stillB.howeverC.generallyD.naturally24.A.favouriteB.bestC.extraD.part25.A.helplessB.inexperiencedC.confidentD.successful26.A.restartB.advanceC.leaveD.question27.A.suitableB.meaningfulC.similarD.challenging28.A.obviouslyB.especiallyC.usuallyD.probably29.A.failedB.discouragedC.confusedD.attracted30.A.triedB.rememberedC.expectedD.prepared31.A.forfreeB.forcertainC.forgoodD.forreal32.A.sadB.painfulC.comfortableD.adventurous33.A.reasonB.resultC.truthD.idea34.A.doubtB.regretC.loveD.hate35.A.goalsB.needsC.imaginationD.standards四、语法填空36.Manystudentsare

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thehappydayswespentinjuniorhigh.六、书信写作46.假如你是李华，美国交换生John刚来你校就读，但是他朋友少，感觉非常孤独，希望得到同学们的帮助。你听说后决定用英语写一封信沟通一下。内容要点如下：1.表示关心；2.就如何交朋友给出自己的建议；3.邀请John来家里做客。注意：1.词数80左右；2.可以适当增加细节，以使行文连贯。__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________七、读后续写47.阅读下面材料，根据其内容和所给段落开头语续写，使之构成一篇完整的短文。Ihadjustpouredmysecondcupofteathatmorningandsatdowntoreadthepaper.Fromsomewhere,aninnervoicesaid,“GoseeJeffandbringhimthechairtorepair.Gorightnow.”itwassuchastrongneedthatIhurriedlydressedandcarriedadinning-roomchairtohisdoor.Jeffwasaneighborwhohadlosthiswifeawhileback,andhesometimesdidminorrepairsformebecauseheenjoyedworkingwithhishands.Iknockedonhisdoorandwaitedawhile.Iwasabouttowalkawaywhenheanswered.Helookedlikehewasfarawayinhisthoughts.Ifeltawkwardaboutupsettinghimsoearly.Igreetedhimandthenaskedifhecouldrepairmychair.Heinvitedmeinside.Wesatinhislivingroom.Helookedverysadandnothisusualself.Hesaidhehadhadastrokerecently,andwhilehewashomenow,hestillneededtoattendphysicaltreatment.Hehadtobuildhisstrengthbackup.IapologizedforthechairandtoldhimIwouldjustbringitbackhome.Hesaidtoleaveit.Wetalkedforawhile.Hesaidthat,beforeIarrived,hewasseriouslysad.So,myvisitstoppedhisdarkness.Ilistenedtohowhardithadbeensincehiswifepassedandhowmuchworseitwasnowsincethestroke.Thelongerwetalked,themoreIsawhismoodlighten.AfterIlefthishome,Iwenttothesupermarketandgatheredingredients.ImadehimahotmealIthoughthewouldlike.Carefully,Icutupvegetablesandpreparedstew(炖菜)forhim.IbelieveitwasthebeststewIevermade.Imadehomemadebiscuitsandpreparedfreshfruitfordessert.Irealizetheremighthavebeenhealthierfood,butIthoughtahotmealwouldlifthisspirits.Idroppeditoffforhim.Hewasgladthatso