2025~2026学年广东汕头金南实验学校度第二学期高一级教学质量监测英语试卷

2025~2026学年广东汕头金南实验学校度第二学期高一级教学质量监测英语试卷一、阅读理解Ifyouarestrugglingforplanningaperfectbirthdayparty,tryourBirthdayPlanners(Becomeourmembernowandgetonefreeplanner).Theyputalldetailsinoneplace,sotheonlythingyouarethinkingaboutonthedayishowmuchfuneveryoneishaving.ChooseOneTypeThatFitsYourActualSituation:•TypeI:Ithelpsparentsalotwhentheyareplanningtheirkids’birthdayssincetheyneedmorepreparation,suchasdecoration,returngifts,activities,andafullguestlist.•TypeII:Itisperfectforfirst-timeplannerssinceitgivesyouaweek-by-weektimelinealongwithdifferenttaskstocomplete.•TypeIII:Ifyouareonatightbudget,itoffersyouadetailedbudgettrackerthathelpsyouplanyourspendingacrossfood,decorationandentertainment.•TypeIV:Foranyoneworkingwithlimitedtime,ithelpstoidentifywhatmusthappenfirst,soevenatwo-weektimelineproducesapartyworthremembering.HowtoUsetheBirthdayplannerWithoutLosingTrack?•Decidethedate,location,andguestlistfirstsoallotherplansandbudgetsarebasedonrealnumbers.•UseaBirthdayplannertobreakplanningintoweeksbefore,daysbefore,andtheeventday,sotasksstayclearinsteadofturningintoonestressfulrush.•ABirthdayplannerworksbestwheneachtaskistakencareofbyaspecificperson.Evenifyouworkontheplanalone,thishabitforcesyoutofinishthetaskontime.•OpenyourBirthdayplanner,runthrougheveryitem,andconfirmthattheyareactuallydone.Itisstillmanageableifyoufindsomethingismissingthreedaysahead.1.Whichplannershouldyouchooseifyouhaveneverplannedabirthdaypartybefore?

A．TypeI.B．TypeII.C．TypeIII.D．TypeIV.2.Whatadviceisgiventohelpyoukeeptrackofbirthdaypartyplanning?

A．Decideyourbudgetfirst.B．Breaktimelineintotwostages.C．Giveeachtaskapersonincharge.D．Reviewyourplanthreehoursahead.3.Whatisthepurposeofthispassage?

A．Towarn.B．Toremind.C．Tocomment.D．Toadvertise.Dr.Lara,headoftheCaliforniaAreaSchoolDistrictinCoalCenter,Pennsylvania,has303Dprintersinheroffice.Whileshedoesenjoy3Dprintingasahobby,theseprintersshoulderamuchgreatermission:Theyareusedtoprintviolinsforlow-incomestudents.Forschools,violinscancost$500to$2,000each,whichoftenmeanshundredsofdollarsinrentalfeesperfamilyeachschoolyear.ForthestudentsattendingschoolsinLara’sdistrict,that’sjustnotacosttheirfamiliescanafford.However,Laraisdeterminedtokeepartseducationaliveforthestudentssheserves.Afterseeingavideoofanorchestra(管弦乐团)playing3D-printedinstruments,apassiontookhold.“Istartedtesting.Ifoundsomemodelsonline.I’mnotacomputerscientistoranengineerbyanymeans,butafteravarietyoffailures,Ifoundonethatactuallyprintedanditsoundedgood.It’sagreatstartforkids,”LaratoldCBSNews.Eachviolincostsjust$50tomake,andtheyarenowofferedforfreetoanystudentwhowantsone,thankstothesocialfunding.Althoughtheseviolinsdon’tsoundexactlylikeatraditionalwoodenone,theyareeasiertotune(调音)andfix.“Iftheybreak,it’snotabigdeal.Icanprintthenewpart,”Laraadded.“Andtome,gettingkidshands-oninstrumentsiswhatgetsthemaccesstomusic.AndsothemoreinstrumentsIcangetinkids’hands,thehappierIam.”Afterthestudentsplayviolinforthreeyears,theygetawoodenviolinontheirthirdyearsothattheycanreceiveamoretraditionalandformalmusiceducationastheyadvanceintheirstudies.Somestudentsexpressinterestinplayingotherinstrumentslikethecello,andnowLaraisworkingwiththestudentsonthenewdesign.4.WhydidLaraprint3Dviolins?

A．Todevelophernewhobbyinmusic.B．Totestthefunctionsofthe3Dprinters.C．Toincludemorekidsinmusiceducation.D．Toworkonamissionwithsomeschools.5.WhatgaveLaratheideatoprint3Dviolins?

A．Avideoshesaw.B．Anorchestrashejoined.C．Amodelshetested.D．Aninstrumentshebought.6.WhatisParagraph4mainlyabout?

A．Thewaytogetafreeviolin.B．Theadvantagesofa3Dviolin.C．Thereactionsofthestudents.D．Theprocessofprintingaviolin.7.WhatwillLarapossiblydointhenearfuture?

A．Lowerthecostof3Dviolin.B．Provideformalmusictraining.C．Surveystudents’interestininstruments.D．Printsomeothermusicalinstruments.AtPowWows(帕瓦仪式)theJingleDressDanceisoneofthemostpopularstylesofdancing.Thedancersarewearingdressesineverycolorimaginableanddecoratedwithbeautifulpatterns.Theyalsowearathickbrownbelt.Butwhatmakesthedressesstandoutisthemetaldecorationsattachedtothem.Thedecorationscanmakesoundslikerainfalling,whichissouniquethatyouknowthataJingledancerisnearbyimmediately.Thedanceitselfbeganjustoveracenturyagowhenthegranddaughterofamedicinemanfellsick.Asthemanslepthedreamed,overandover,offourwomenashisspiritguidesdancinginJingleDresses.Thewomentaughtthemanhowtomakethedress,whatsongstoplay,andhowtoperformthedance.Thespiritstoldhimthatmakingthedressandperformingthedancewouldmakehisgranddaughterwell.Whenthemanawoke,hesetoutandmadethedress.Whenhedressedthegirlandtaughthertodance,thevillagersgatheredtowatch.Atfirst,shewastooweakandhadtobesupportedandcarriedbythevillagers.Slowlyshegainedherstrengthandperformedthedanceonherown.Thedancemagicallycuredhersickness.Theyounggirlprobablycaughtthefluof1918whichhitthenativecommunitiesaroundtheGreatLakeshard.Toavoidmassgatheringandpreventthespreadofthedisease,theJingleDressDancing,alongwithotherdances,wasbanned(禁止)onreservationsin1921.However,insteadoffadingaway,theJingleDressDancewasgettingmoreandmorepopular,spreadingfirsttotheLakotaandthentotherestoftheIndianregion.TodaytheJingleDressDanceisperformedacrossthecountry,withyoungandoldwomenoftendancingtomusicwithstrongbeats.Spreadingfromcoasttocoast,thedressanddancehavebecomeaspiritualformofcelebrationthatlinksthepastwiththepresent,andpromisestomoveforwardintothefuturewithstrengthandhope.8.HowcanpeopletellimmediatelytheJingleDressDanceisperformingnearby?

A．Throughthebeltswornbydancers.B．Throughthepatternsattachedtodresses.C．Throughthespecialshapeofthedecoration.D．Throughthesoundsmadebythedecorations.9.WhatwastheJingleDressDanceoriginallyintendedfor?

A．Forhealing.B．Forcelebration.C．Foreducation.D．Forcommunication.10.WhichofthefollowingbestdescribesthedevelopmentoftheJingleDressDance?

A．B．C．D．11.WhichinstrumentismostlikelyneededfortheJingleDressDanceaccordingtothepassage?

A．Drum.B．Pipa.C．Violin.D．Guitar.Doyouconcernthatyouhavespenttoomuchtimeonsurfingonlinewithyourphone?Butdoessteppingawayfromyourphonereallymakeadifference?Researcherssayyes,andahiatusinsurfingtheinternetonyourphonecandowonders.Theresearchersincluded467participants(参与者),aged18to74,whowereaskedtoinstall(安装)amobilephoneapplicationtoblockallmobileinternetaccessfromtheirsmartphonesforamonth.Althoughtheparticipantshadtoblocktheinternetontheirphones,theywereallowedtomaintainmobileconnection(throughtextsandcalls)andnon-mobileaccesstotheinternet(e.g.throughdesktopcomputers).Duringthestudy,theresearchersmeasuredtheparticipants’happinessbyusingthemodelthatconsistsofself-reportedpositiveeffect,negativeeffect,andlifesatisfaction.Andasurvey,whichisoftenusedbydoctorstotestdepressionandanxiety,wasconductedtoratetheparticipants’overallmentalhealth.Besides,theparticipants’attentionwasexaminedbyacomputertask.Allthemeasuresweretakenatthebeginning,middleandendofthefour-weekstudy.Theresultsshowedthat91%oftheparticipantsimprovedtheirscoresinatleastoneaspect(方面).71%reportedbettermentalhealthafterthebreak,comparedtobefore,and73%reportedbetterhappiness.Abreakfromtheinternetontheirphonesalsoimprovedtheparticipants’attention.“Theeffectsonattentionwereaboutaslargeasiftheparticipantshadbecome10yearsyounger,”saidoneoftheresearchers.“I’mnotsurprisedbythefindings,”saysDr.Julia,apsychologistatNewYorkUniversity.“Mostpeopleknowtheirphonesareaproblem,buttheyjustcan’tstop,”shesays,“Whentheystarttobehaveasthoseinstudy—moreexercise,timeoutdoors,goodsleep,moresocialinteractions—theynaturallystarttofeelbetter.Whenpeopleseethisimprovementinjoyinsuchashortperiodoftime,itgivesthemhopetohaveatry.”12.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“hiatus”referto?

A．Break.B．Belief.C．Review.D．Preference.13.Whatweretheparticipantsrequiredtododuringthestudy?

A．Toblockthecallsfromtheirfriends.B．Tostopgoingonlinewiththeirmobile.C．Totexttheresearchersfromtimetotime.D．Tolimittheiraccesstophysicalactivities.14.Whatdoweknowabouttheprocessofthestudy?

A．Threemeasuringmethodswereconducted.B．Doctorswereinvitedtoexaminetheparticipants.C．Computerswereusedtoreportthepositiveeffects.D．Theparticipants’attentionwasmeasuredbyasurvey.15.WhatdoesDr.Juliathinkofthefindingsofthestudy?

A．Unexpected.B．Creative.C．Confusing.D．Encouraging.Whetherit’sreachingaprofessionalmilestone,attainingahealthgoal,ordoingagoodthing,achievementsshouldbeasourceofpride.16Wecouldreceivethenot-so-positivereactionsofotherpeople.17Forexample,onestudyfoundthatcancerpatientspreferredhearingaboutpatientswhoovercametheirillnesstohearingaboutthosewhowereworseoff.Thesuccessstoriesprovidedthemwithhopeandusefulinformation.Butothertimes,successismetwithlesspositiveresponses.Doingbetterthanotherscanbuilduptensioninrelationships.Inonestudy,agroupofoverweightpatientsviewedaseriesofonlinephysicianprofiles(简介).18Somejustofferedsomepracticaladvice.Theresultsshowedthatpatientswerelesslikelytochoosethephysicianswhosharedtheirownsuccesstobetheirdoctor.19Sowhatshouldthedo-gooderdotoavoidthecriticism(批评)?20“Letthegoodpeoplepairupwiththegoodpeople,”saysanexpert,“andintheendtheywillbemuchbetteroffthantheircritics.Let’sfigureoutwaystoletgoodnesspayoff,becausethenitwillspreadfarandwide.”

A．Theirsuccessdoesn’tmeantheylookdownonothers.B．Theansweristosurroundthemselveswithbetterpeople.C．Successcanbenefitothersbyprovidingasourceofinspiration.D．Wearemoreinspiredbypeoplewhodogoodformoralreasons.E．Butsometimesoursuccessiscloudedbyanunexpectedsideeffect.F．Somephysiciansmentionedtheirownsuccessinmaintainingahealthyweight.G．Theythoughtthephysiciansmighthavealowopinionofthembasedontheirweight.二、完形填空IdecidedtoacceptajobinBeijingafterworkinginDubaiandParis.Ithoughtitwasjustgoingtoanotherforeigncountrytoearna21.ButthepeopleImethave22myexpectationofChina.Thatfirstexperiencecamefrommyhousekeeper.Shewouldn’tletmegooutsideinthestormyweathertodomy23,andinsteadorderedeverythingIneededonherphone.Shedidn’tspeakEnglish,but24wasnotaproblemincommunicatingwiththehelpofatranslationapp.Shetookmetoasupermarketthenextmorning,whereIboughttherestoftheitemsIneeded.She25tocarryeverythingbackhomeonherbicycle,andhelpedmegettoknowthepathbetweenthe26andmyhome.This27meofthegoodexperienceIhadonboardtheSingaporeAirlinesflight.Seeingmeattemptingtoputmybaggageintheoverheadspace,atallChinesemantravelingwithhisfamilycametomy28.Afewdayslater,while29togetashopkeepertounderstandthatIwantedabottleofmilk,aladycameoutofnowheretohelpme.EvenbeforeIexpressedmy30,shetookmetoanothershopandaskedwhatelseIneeded.Thenshestarted31itemsonmybehalf,communicatedwiththecashier,andthenleftasifshehadn’tdoneanything32.Inbetween,weexchanged33andshetoldmetogetintouchforanyhelp.Manysuch34peoplewerewaitingformeoutsidetheworkplace,onthestreets,intheshops,encouragingmetomakemy35tosettledowninthisfriendlycity.21.A．restB．livingC．degreeD．chance22.A．metB．formedC．changedD．lowered23.A．paintingB．shoppingC．cleaningD．researching24.A．ageB．languageC．locationD．nationality25.A．offeredB．stoppedC．refusedD．preferred26.A．libraryB．schoolC．restaurantD．supermarket27.A．curedB．warnedC．clearedD．reminded28.A．endB．mindC．rescueD．attention29.A．agreeingB．strugglingC．promisingD．remembering30.A．angerB．worryC．interestD．gratitude31.A．pickingB．sellingC．orderingD．weighing32.A．safeB．braveC．specialD．necessary33.A．looksB．visitsC．opinionsD．contacts34.A．kindB．creativeC．honestD．humorous35.A．nameB．excuseC．decisionD．improvement三、语法填空阅读下面短文，在空白处填入适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。InChina,countlessindividualshaveturnedambitions(抱负)intoreality,inspiringmanywiththeirstories.AmongthemstandsDengQingming,amemberofShenzhou-15astronautcrew(成员).At56,36ageconsideredpastthebesttimeforastronauts,theselectionofDengfortheShenzhou-15mannedspacemissionwasnothingshortofamazing.Hewasappointed37abackupforfourtimes.Eachtime,hecouldonlywatchasothersbecametheofficialastronautcrew.“It’simpossiblenottofeelupsetsometimes,”Dengadmitted.Yet,heneverthoughtofgivingup.Dengsaid,“Thesuccessofthemissioncomesbeforemy38(person)wishes.”Hebelieveddeeplythateverymission’ssuccessrepresentedthecollectiveeffortofallChineseastronauts.Ratherthangiveintodisappointment,Dengdirectedhisenergyintotoughtraining,39(maintain)topphysicalandmentalcondition.Hisdeterminationensuredthatwhenthechancefinallycame,hewas40(full)prepared.Finally,hisdeterminationpaidoff.“WhenI41(tell)thatIhadbeenchosenfortheShenzhou-15mission,Iwasprettycalm.42IwasthinkingaboutwasthatImusttreasurethischanceandtrainharder43(honor)theirtrustandmyhardwork,”saidDeng.Hesaid44(he)gratitudegoestoalotofpeople,especiallythescientists,engineersandotherworkersinChina’sspaceindustry,becauseithadbeenthosepeople45workedhardtosendastronautslikehimtospace.四、单项选择46.YuriGagarin/became/thefirstpersonintheworld/togointospace.

A．主+系+表+定B．主+谓+宾+状C．主+系+表+状D．主+谓+宾+宾补47.Seeingthetennisstarleaving,thegirl/ranoverto/him.

A．状+主+系+表B．状+主+谓+宾C．定+主+系+表D．定+主+谓+宾48.Usedforsingingperformances,/theSilverHall/is/fullofcheersandenergy.

A．定+主+谓+宾B．表+主+系+表C．状+主+谓+宾D．状+主+系+表49.Thefestival/is/interesting/becausepeoplethrowtomatoesateachother.

A．主+系+表+状从B．主+谓+宾+定从C．主+系+表+定从D．主+谓+宾+状从50.ImpressedwithherfluentEnglish,/themanager/offered/Julia/ajob.

A．定+主+系+表+定B．状+主+系+表+状C．状+主+谓+间宾+直宾D．定+主+谓+宾+宾补五、完成句子51.Linda________,whenshewas60yearsold.Linda在60岁的时候退休了。52.Linda________________________findajobaftershemovedtoanewcity.Linda搬去新城市之后很乐意找一份工作。53.Shebecameacrossingguardthoughshe________relatedexperience.她成为了一名路口护导员，尽管她缺少相关的经验。54.Soonshe________________________herjobandbecameskillfulgradually.很快她就专心于她的工作，并且逐渐熟练。55.Everydayshe________thestudentsshemetwarmly.每天她都会和见面的学生热情地打招呼。56.Shealso________thewarmsmilesfromthestudents.她也收获了学生脸上温暖的笑容。六、书信写作57.假定你是李华，你的英国好友Mike来信，提到你所在的城市最近成为了热门旅游地，但有游客就公共交通、商家服务等方面提出负面评价。请你给Mike回信，内容包括：1.就游客提出的某一项负面评价作出回应；2.推荐并介绍本市的一处热门景点；3.邀请Mike来亲身体验。注意：1.词数80字左右；2.可适当增加细节，以使行文连贯。DearMike,________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Yours,LiHua七、书面表达58.阅读下面材料，根据其内容和所给段落开头语续写一段，使之构成一篇完整的短文，续写词数应为80字左右。Inafive-starhotel,ayoungwaiternamedSamworkedlonghourstosupporthisfamilybackhome.Hecamefromasmall,poorvillage,wherelifewassimplebuthard.Hisincomewasonlyenoughtocoverhisbasicneeds,buthewasproudofhiswork.Hewasalwayspoliteandhonest.Boththeguestsandhismanagertrustedhimdeeply.Onewarmevening,Samwascleaningaprivatebeachhouseafterawealthycouplehadcheckedout.Mostguestsleftlittlebehind,but