山东省联考2026-2027学年高一上学期10月高一年级阶段性检测英语试题

试卷类型A2026年10月高一年级阶段性检测英语试题本试卷分为第Ⅰ卷(选择题)和第Ⅱ卷(非选择题)两部分,共150分,考试用时120分钟。注意事项:1.答卷前,考生务必将自己的姓名、准考证号填写在答题卡上。2.回答选择题时,选出每小题答案后,用2B铅笔把答题卡上对应题目的答案标号涂黑。如需改动,用橡皮擦干净后,再选涂其它答案标号。回答非选择题时,将答案写在答题卡上。写在本试卷上无效。3.考试结束后,将本试卷和答题卡一并交回。第Ⅰ卷第一部分听力(共两节,满分30分)做题时,可先将答案写在试卷上。录音内容结束后,必须将答案转涂到答题卡上。第一节(共5小题;每小题1.5分,满分7.5分)听下面5段录音。每段录音后有一个小题,从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项。听完每段录音后,你都有10秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅读下一小题。每段录音播放两遍。听下面的录音,回答第1小题。1.Whenwillthepartyend?A.At9:30p.m. B.At11:00p.m. C.At11:30p.m.听下面的录音,回答第2小题。2.Whywilltheboytakethedanceclass?A.Toimprovedancingskills. B.Topleasehismother. C.Tofillhissparetime.听下面的录音,回答第3小题。3.Wherearethespeakersprobably?A.Onthebridge. B.Bytheriverside. C.Ontheboat.听下面的录音,回答第4小题。4.Whatdoesthemanplantodo?A.Callarepairman. B.Gotoastore. C.Changealock.听下面的录音,回答第5小题。5.Whatarethespeakersmainlytalkingabout?A.Anewflowerpot. B.Somefreshflowers. C.Anoilpainting.第二节(共15小题;每小题1.5分,满分22.5分)听下面5段录音。每段录音后有几个小题,从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项。听每段录音前,你将有时间阅读各个小题,每小题5秒钟;听完后,每小题都有5秒钟的作答时间。每段录音播放两遍。听下面的录音,回答第6和第7小题。6.Whydoesthewomanmakethecall?A.Toconfirmhercheck-upresult. B.Tocheckherappointment.C.Tocancelherreservation.7.Whatdoesthewomanneedtobring?A.HerIDcard. B.Herapplicationforms. C.Hercreditcard.听下面的录音,回答第8至10题。8.HowlongwastheoldCentralStationleftunused?A.Eightyears. B.Fifteenyears. C.Twentyyears.9.Whatwasthelocalcitizens’originalattitudetodevelopers’idea?A.Favorable. B.Doubtful. C.Opposed.10.Whatdotheoldticketcountersnowserveas?A.Afarmers’market. B.Areadingroom. C.Asmallmuseum.听下面的录音,回答第11至13题。11.WhatlanguageisJohnlearningontheapp?A.Russian. B.French. C.Spanish.12.InwhataspecthasLindaimprovedgreatly?A.Grammar. B.Vocabulary. C.Pronunciation.13.WhatdisadvantagedoesLindamentionabouttheapp?A.Itlacksculturalcontexts. B.Itchargesmuchforservice.C.Ithasmanyadvertisements.听下面的录音,回答第14至17题。14.Whatdoesthewomansayaboutthe100-meterdashfinal?A.Thejudgedoubtedtheresult. B.Lisawonanarrowvictory.C.Catherinedidn’tplayfair.15.Whywasthewomanimpressedbytheplayerinblue?A.Hewastallerthantheotherplayers. B.Hehadthebestjumpingskills.C.Hebroketheschoolrecord.16.WhatwasLucas’sresultinthehighjump?A.1.82meters. B.1.85meters. C.1.88meters.17.Whicheventwillthemanparticipateinthisafternoon?A.Thebasketballgame. B.Thebaseballgame. C.Thevolleyballgame.听下面的录音,回答第18至20题。18.WhatdidJennydointhetalentshow?A.Sheperformedadance. B.Shesangasong. C.Shegaveatalkshow.19.Howmuchdidthetalentshowraiseintotal?A.$1,500. B.$3,000. C.$4,500.20.Whowillthemoneybeusedtohelp?A.Poorstudents. B.Sickkids. C.Homelesschildren.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、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。AThewinterschoolholidaysaretheperfecttimetosettledownwithagoodbook.Ifyouneedsomewinterreadingrecommendations,ourfriendsatbookpublishersHarperCollinshavegotyoucovered.Duck:LookWho’sTalkingDoyoueverthinkaboutalltheanimalsweshareourtownswith?Well,they’vebeenthinkingaboutus.Duck,MouseandDoghavedecidedthatfirstthenewcoffeeshophastogoandalsooldtheatersshouldnotbepulleddowntobuildparkinglots.Ponieswhosingcountrymusicshouldnotbekeptinfrontyards.Mousetrapsshouldhavemorekindsofcheeses.Oh,andEon,theownerofthecoffeeshop,isclearlytryingtobrainwashtheadultsintown,sotheanimalshadbetterdosomethingbeforeit’stoolate!You’regonnalaughyourselfsilly!HowzatPat:MoneyMysteryI’mPatCumminsandIloveplayingcricket(板球).IloveitsomuchthatIsleepwithmybat!Australia’sbiggestcricketstarsmightplayatourcricketgroundifweraisefundingforsolarlights!Whilewe’recleaningoutrecyclingfromthebush,somethingamazinghappens…WillwemeettheMYSTERIOUSHairyman?What’sINSIDEahiddensuitcase?CanweraisetheMONEY?!Ifyouwanttoknowtheanswerstothesequestions,too—READTHISBOOK!NannyTobbinsandtheMidnightPlanAlbertineandherfamilycouldn’tbehappiersincethegrandopeningoftheGreatExhibition.ButtheseasonofgoodfortuneendssuddenlywhenaRoyalJewelgoesmissingandAlbertine’sfriend,Blot,isintrouble.Despitetheirbestefforts,thetruethiefcannotbefound.Withtimerunningshort,Albertinedecidestoturntothegrown-upwiththesharpesteyes:herNannyTobbins.Livinginthegraveyardhas,however,turnedNannyquiteoddandmanagingherisratherdifficult.WillNannyTobbins’presenceassistAlbertineinclearingBlot’sname,orwillitmakemattersworse?Didyoufindabookonthislistthatyouthinkyoumightwanttoread?Happyreadingandhappyholidays.21.WhatistheDuck,MouseandDog’sdecisionabouttheoldtown?A.Tocleanthenewcoffeeshopcompletely.B.Toprotectoldtheatersfrombeingtorndown.C.Toputacertaintypeofcheeseinmousetraps.D.Tokeepponiessingingcountrymusicinfrontyards.22.WhydoesAlbertineturntoNannyTobbinsforhelp?A.Nannyisgoodatsolvingproblems. B.Hedoesn’twanttomakemoreefforts.C.Hehasnobodyelsetoturntoforhelp. D.Nannyhasthesharpesteyesasanadult.23.Whatisthepurposeofthetext?A.Torecommendbookstoread. B.Toselectthemostpopularbook.C.Tocomparedifferentwritingstyles. D.Topromotebooksinwinterholidays.BUncleGeorgelivesinagrouphomewithotheradults.LivingwithoutsmartphonesortheInternet,hecanonlycommunicateinpersonorviaold-schoollandlines.HeoftentalksabouthisgirlfriendCarol,whomhejokingly“marries”everytwoweeks.HelikespassingalongnicewordsthatCarolthinksIamhandsome,yetnooneinourfamilyissurewhetherCarolactuallyexists.UncleGeorgeandIshareaspecialbond,andItakerealprideinmymiddlename,George.Atagefive,outofchildishcuriosity,Ionceaskedmyparentswhatwaswrongwithhim.Theyexplainedgentlythathewasmentallydisabled,thoughtherewasnothingessentiallywrongwithhisheartorcharacter.Georgeusedtowritedownmycellphonenumberonsmallpiecesofpaper,yetfrequentcallswouldstopsuddenlywhenhemisplacedthosenotes.Thisembarrassingsituationlastedforyearsuntilsixyearsago,whenhefinallycommittedmynumbertomemory.Sincethen,heringsmetentimesdailybetween7a.m.and7p.m.,everysingledayoftheyearwithoutexception.MuchasIlovehimdeeply,Icanonlyanswerabouttwoofhisnumerouscallseachdayinmybusylife.OurcallsfollowfixedfantasyrolesfromGeorge’slivelyimagination:hemayactasmyfatherscoldingme,aTVmajorreceivingmymilitaryreport,orafellowlifeguardplanningrescuesfordrowningpeople.Wekeepactingforroughly90seconds,laughingwildly,beforeGeorgeturnssincereandtellsmeIamthebestguyheknows.Wejokelikeoldfriends,andhealwayspromisesalatercallback—whichalmostalwayscomesearlierthanplanned.Suchconversationsrepeatdailyforyears.WhenIsufferpainfulbreak-upsorcareerfailures,hiscallsoffermetemporary(暂时的)escapeandpurejoy.Georgecannotgraspadult-sizedtroublesorsensemychangingmoods.Still,healwaysgivesmeequal,unconditionalloveandacceptance.Thispreciousgiftliftsmeupeveninmydarkestmoments.Hissimpleactoflovesavesmealittleeachday.24.WhatdoweknowaboutCarol?A.Shemaynotbearealperson. B.Shefrequentlyphonestheauthor.C.Sheistheauthor’sdistantrelative. D.SheagreestoattendGeorge’swedding.25.WhydidtheauthorfailtoanswermostofGeorge’scalls?A.Hewasbusywithhisownlife. B.HewastiredofGeorge’sjokes.C.HedislikedGeorge’ssillyrole-play. D.Hewasn’tusedtocloseconnections.26.Whatcanwelearnabouttheirphonecalls?A.Theylastforseveralminutes. B.Theyinvolveroleplaygames.C.Theyendupwithseriousquarrels. D.Theyoftengotothewrongperson.27.HowdoestheauthorfindhisrelationshipwithGeorge?A.Strange. B.Difficult. C.Distant. D.Supportive.CHowcanacountrygiveitseconomy(经济)aquickpushinashortterm?Justhostamajorconcertseries,letthemoneyflowinandsocialdiscontentflowoutforashorttimeanyway.However,onlyasmallnumberofperformerscancreateahugeeconomiceffect.OneofthebestexamplesisAmericansingerTaylorSwift.EconomistshaveevencreatedanewwordcalledSwiftconomicstodescribetheeconomicimpactcausedbyherconcerts.TaylorSwift’sconcertsoftenbringlargeamountsofmoneytothecitieswheresheperforms.Onereasonherconcertshavesuchastrongeffectisthatmanyfansturntheconcertintoatravelexperience.Theyarrivedaysbeforetheevent,visitfamousplaces,stayinhotels,eatatlocalrestaurants,andbuysouvenirs.Evenaftertheconcertfinishes,manyvisitorscontinuespendingmoneyinthecity.Becauseofthis,theeconomicbenefitsaremuchlargerthanticketsalesalone.ExpertsbelievethatTaylorSwift’sconcertshavecreatedbillionsofdollarsineconomicactivity.SomepeoplehaveevenjokinglycalledherawalkingGDP.Chinaisalsoexploringwaystouseconcertstosupportlocaleconomies.ManyChinesecitiesnowseeconcertsasmorethanentertainmentevents.Theyarealsoawaytointroduceacitytovisitors.China’srailwaysystemhasalsobeenpulledintothistrend.Duringimportantconcerts,extratrainsareaddedforfanstravelingtotheconcerts.China’shigh-speedrailnetworkhasadoptedsimilarstrategiesduringmajoreventstoensuresmoothtravelforconcert-goers.CitieslikeHangzhouandChengduhavealsointroduced“Concert+Tourism”packages.Theseincludediscountedhotelstays,guidedcitytours,andexclusiveaccess(专属通道)tolocalattractionsforticketholders.Thegoalistoturnasingle-nighteventintoamulti-daytourismexperience.However,challengesremain.Overcrowding,trafficjams,andrisingpricescansometimesweakenthepositiveeffects.Localgovernmentsarenowworkingonbetterplanningtobalanceeconomicgainswithresidents’dailylives.Expertsbelievethattheconcerteconomyisheretostay.Aslongaspeopledesirelivemusicandsharedexperiences,citieswillcontinuetofindcreativewaystotapitspower.Whetherit’sthroughsmarttransportation,localpartnerships,ordigitalmarketing,thefutureoftheconcerteconomylooksbright.28.WhyisTaylorSwiftmentioned?A.Topraisehermusictalent. B.Toprovetourism’spower.C.Toexplainaconcerteffect. D.Tointroduceafamoussinger.29.WhatdoesChina’srailwaysystemdotomeettheneed?A.Offermoretrains. B.Lowerticketprices.C.Opennewrailwaylines. D.Upgraderailwaysystem.30.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“tap”inthelastparagraphmean?A.Getridof. B.Makeuseof. C.Keepholdof. D.Takecontrolof.31.Whatisasuitabletitleforthetext?A.TourismDevelopmentinBigCities B.TaylorSwift’sWonderfulConcertsC.TheRiseoftheConcertEconomy D.ChallengesofLiveEntertainmentDThewarmcoastofCaliforniaisaplacewheremanywesternmonarchbutterflies(帝王蝶)stayduringthecoldwintermonthsintheUnitedStates.ResearchersfromtheXercesSocietysaidtheyfoundfewerthan2,000orange-and-blackbutterfliesintheyearlycountthisJanuary.Thatnumbershowedabigdropinrecentyears.Inthe1980s,thereweremillionsofthemintreesfromNorthernCalifornia’sMarinCountytoSanDiegoCountyneartheMexicoborder.Everywinter,westernmonarchbutterfliesflysouthfromthenorthwesternU.S.toCalifornia,goingtothesameplaces.AtthestartofNovember,theyusuallyarriveinCalifornia.OntheeasternsideoftheRockyMountains,anothermonarchbutterflypopulationtravelsfromsouthernCanadaandthenortheasternUnitedStatestospendthewinterinMexico.Theeasternmonarchpopulationhasdecreasedby80percentsincethemid-1990s.Butthedecreaseinthewesternmonarchpopulationhasbeenmuchgreater.Lastyear,theXercesSocietyrecordedaround29,000butterfliesinitsyearlysurvey.Thatwassimilartothewinterbefore,butthecountthisyearisdangerouslylow.Scientistssaythereareseveralcausesfortheextremelylownumbersofbutterfliesinthewesternstates.Homebuildingandchemicalusehavedestroyedmilkweedplantsalongtheirmigratorypath.Theplantsareneededformonarchbutterfliestogrowanddevelop.Climatechangeaffectsthegrowthofwildplants.Andhugewildfiresinthewestmayalsohaveinfluencedtheirmigration(迁徙).AWashingtonStateUniversitystudypredictedthatmonarchbutterflieswouldlikelydisappearwithin10to20yearsifthepopulationdroppedbelow30,000andnothingwasdonetosavethem.LastDecember,U.S.federal(联邦的)officialssaidthemonarchbutterflyisonthethreatened(受威胁的)specieslist.However,theysaidnoactionwouldbetakenforseveralyearsbecausemanyotherspeciesarestillonthewaitinglist.TheXercesSocietysaiditwillkeepworkingtoprotectthemonarch.Theorganizationaddedthatpeoplecanhelpbyplantingflowersandmilkweedalongthesebutterflies’migratorypath.32.Whatdoweknowaboutthewesternmonarchbutterflies?A.Theyarenowingreatdanger. B.Theirnumberisrelatedtoweather.C.TheyusuallyspendthewinterinMexico. D.TheydependlargelyontheXercesSociety.33.WhatdoestheXercesSocietydo?A.Itcountsthemonarchbutterfliesyearly. B.IthelpsthebutterfliesflytoCalifornia.C.Iteducatespeopletoprotectbutterflies. D.Itwarnsthebutterfliesofthecoldweather.34.Whatisparagraph3mainlyabout?A.Waystopreventwildfires. B.Effectsofclimatechange.C.Importanceofcertainplants. D.Causesoffewermonarchbutterflies.35.Whatdoweknowfromthelastparagraph?A.Noimmediateactionwillbetaken. B.TheXercesSocietywillplayanewrole.C.Themonarchwillbeoffthethreatenedlist. D.Monarchprotectionmaybemoreimportant.第二节(共5小题;每小题2.5分,满分12.5分)AAgrowingnumberofstudentsarechangingtechtimeforpenandpaperasschoolssteppingbackfromscreensaturation(饱和)reportimprovedacademicresults,classfocusandstudentwell-being.StJoseph’sPrimarySchoolnowfavorsphysicalbooksoverscreensforreading,alongwithhandwritingovertypingondevices,partofabroadershiftthathasliftedresultsandledtoarangeofotherbenefits.___36___Thereisanimprovementinstudentfocus,attentiontimeandanoverallimprovementinwell-being.Ratherthanacomputerorpad,studentsusesmallphysicalwhiteboardsduringlessons,lettingteacherscheckstudents’understandingwithoutriskingdistraction.___37___FederalEducationMinisterJasonClarebackedplansforwhathelabeledasa“digitaldetox”(数字排毒).___38___Thereisalotofevidencethatwritingsomethingdownhasabiggerimpactonlearningandmemorythantypingit.Educationministershaveaskedthenationaleducationdepartmenttoconsiderpenandpapertestsinyears5,7and9,andwillexamineAI’simpactoncriticalthinking,comprehensionandhomework.TheIllawarraGrammarSchoolisanotheramongagrowingnumberofschoolstohavereducedcomputerandscreenuseinclassroomsformoretraditionalhandwrittenwork.Thedecisionwasdrivenbyapushtominimizedistractions(减少分心)forstudentsduringclass.Theschoolprincipalsaid,“___39___Thesechildrenarelearningreallywell.”Whilemuchscreenuseoccursoutsideschoolhours,schoolshavearoletoplay.Thegovernmentwantstoensureschools’useoftechnologystrikestherightbalanceandsuitsstudents’ages.___40___Thegovernmenthasalreadybannedstudentsfromusingphonesatschoolandresearcheshavebeencarriedouttobetterunderstandtheimpactsofscreensandscreenaddiction.A.Thisapproachisbackedbygovernment.B.We’reuncertainwhetherit’sdoingthejob.C.Toachievethisgoal,severalstepshavealreadybeentaken.D.Hebelievesthereisagoodargumentthatkidsneedadigitaldetox.E.Someschoolsstillchoosetokeepdigitaltoolsforcertainactivities.F.Studentsreportedthattheyfeltlessstressedafterreducingscreentime.G.Notonlystudents’academicresultsbuttheirwell-beingresultshaveimproved.第三部分完形填空(共15小题;每小题1分,满分15分)IusedtobelievekindnesswasmostlyaboutwhatIgave.LastTuesday,astrangertaughtme___41___.Afteralongandtiringdayatwork,Ipackedupmy42—halfsandwichandfries.IknewIwouldn’tfinishthem,butthrowingthemawayfelt___43___.Outsidemyofficebuilding,therewasanoldmansittingagainstthewall.I’dseenhimaroundafewtimesbuthadneverstoppedto___44___.Thatevening,Iwalkedoverandheldoutthecontainer.“Hey,I’mnotgoingto___45___this.Wouldyoulikeit?”Hisfacelitupashetookit.“Thankyou.Ireally___46___it.”AsIturnedtoleave,he___47___atthecoffeecupinmyhand.“Thankyou,Emily,”hesaid.“Ihopeyouhaveagoodevening.”I___48___forasecond.Heknewmy___49___becauseitwaswrittenonthecoffeecup.Ididn’tknowhisbecauseI’dneverasked.Thepersonsomanypeoplewalkedpasteverydayhadjustmademefeel___50___.Thenextmorning,Isawhimagainoutsidemyoffice.Thistime,Iwalkedoverfirst.“Goodmorning,I’mEmily.”Hesmiled.“Iknow.”Thenhe___51___hishand.“I’mDaniel.”Wetalkedforafewminutes.Hetoldmehehadworkedinconstructionuntilabackinjury___52___himhisjob.Henever___53___meforanything.Hejustseemedhappythatsomeonestoppedtotalktohimlikeanyotherperson.Tillnow,IstillthinkaboutDaniel.Theleftoversprobablyhelpedhimthroughjustone___54___.Butlearningeachother’snamesmeansfarmorethanIhadexpected.Sometimeswhatpeopleneedmostisn’tcharity.It’ssimplybeingtreatedlikethey___55___.41. A.instead B.likewise C.therefore D.otherwise42. A.leftovers B.groceries C.supplies D.takeouts43. A.wasteful B.unfair C.painful D.impolite44. A.introduce B.approach C.talk D.notice45. A.receive B.throw C.finish D.drop46. A.treasure B.appreciate C.regret D.enjoy47. A.aimed B.glanced C.pointed D.shouted48. A.waited B.feared C.wondered D.froze49. A.order B.address C.name D.number50. A.admired B.affected C.needed D.seen51. A.putup B.wavedout C.cleanedup D.heldout52. A.cost B.spared C.left D.saved53. A.paid B.asked C.thanked D.rewarded54. A.meal B.day C.bite D.lunch55. A.prefer B.expect C.matter D.realize第Ⅱ卷第四部分语法填空(共10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。Youmayknowthesaying,“WhentheEightImmortals(八仙)crossthesea,eachshowsaspecialpower.”But,whatweretheEightImmortalslikebeforetheybecameimmortals?Weretheyalways___56___(power)?TheEightImmortalscamefromverydifferentbackgrounds.Somewererich,whileotherswerepoor.Theydonotlooklikeateamofsimilarheroes.___57___,theyseemlikeordinarypeoplewithverydifferentliveswhosomehowcametogether.Thisis___58___makes“AllWishesComeTrue”differentfrommanyothermyths.DirectorMouZhengyang,hassaidthatmanypeopleknowoftheEightImmortals,buttheymaynotknowwhotheeightfigures___59___(be)orhowtheybecameimmortals.Thefilmdoesnotbeginbyshowingeightpowerfulfigures___60___(use)amazingmagic.Instead,itasks___61___interestingquestion:“Beforetheygainspecialpowers,whathelpedthembecomeimmortals?”___62___magic,whatcanordinarypeoplerelyon?Perhaps,theycanrelyoncourageorexperience.Theymayneedacleverideaattherightmoment.Theymayalsoneedhelpfromfriends___63___arenotperfect.Themain___64___(character)inthefilmhavehumanweaknesses.Theyfeelafraidinpartsofthestory.Thisalsogivesthesaying“eachshowsaspecialpower”anew___65___(mean).第五部分写作(共两节,满分40分)第一节(满分15分)66.假定你是李华,收到你的英国笔友Tom的邮件,说他最近沉迷手机,身体状态变差,感到焦虑。请你给他回信,内容包括:1.表达关心；2.给出建议。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。DearTom,I’msorrytohearyouareinpoorconditionrecently.__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Yours,LiHua第二节(满分25分)67.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。In1984,cellphonesweren’tincommonuse.IwasheadinghomefromConnecticutintheearlyhoursofthemorning.Thehighwaywasdarkandnearlyempty,andthesteadyhum(嗡嗡声)oftheengineonlymademesleepier.Iwasverytired,andbeforeIknewit,IfellasleepatthewheelontheMerrittParkway.Theold-styleguardrail(护栏)toremycarintwo,foldingthecarinhalfjustbehindthefrontseats.Theimpactthrewmeforward,buttheseatbeltheldmefirmlyinplace.Istillrememberthesickeningcrash.Thefrontwheelsandaxles(轴)wereliterallyinlinewiththerearwheelsandaxles.ButIsurvivedatall.Theaccidentwasnoticedbyatrucker,whousedhisCBradiotocallforaid.Bloodwasrunningdownmyface,andIseemedbadlyinjured.Policeandemergencyvehiclesarrivedatthescene,andIwastakentothehospital.Lyingintheemergencyroom,Icouldn’tstoptrembling,andeveryminuteofwaitingfeltlikeanhour.Afterbeingx-rayedandexamined,Iwasreadytoleave.Ihadescapedwithveryslightinjuries.Iwaslookingforaphonetocallhomewhen,tomysurprise,Isawthetruckerwhohadwitnessedtheaccidentwaitingformeinthelobby(大厅).Ihadthoughthewouldsimplydriveonaftercallingforhelp,andseeinghimthereleftmespeechless.ThetruckerintroducedhimselfasDannyCookandaskedmeaboutmyinjuries,whereIlived,andhowIplannedtogethome.ItoldthetruckerIlivedinNewJerseyanddidn’tyetknowhowI’dgethome.Thewordssoundedhopelesseventomyownears—NewJerseywasoverahundredmilesaway,andwithnophoneandnowaytoreachmyfamily,Ihadnoideawheretoevenbegin.“I’lltakeyouhome,”saidDanny.__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Finally,wearrivedatmyhome.__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________山东名校考试联盟2026年10月高一年级阶段性检测听力1-5CCABA6-10BABCC11-15BCABA16-20CAACB阅读21-23BDA24-27AABD28-31CABC32-35AADA七选五36-40GADFC完形填空41-45DAACC46-50BBDCD51-55DABAC语篇填空56.powerful57.Instead58.what59.were60.using61.an62.Without63.who/that64.characters65.meaning应用文DearTom,I’msorrytohearyouareinpoorconditionrecently.I’mquiteconcernedthatyou’vebeenspendingtoomuchtimeonyourphone,thusfeelinganxious.Herearesomepracticalsuggestionsforyou.First,setatimelimitforphoneusetoreducescreentime.Second,domoreoutdoorexercise,whichcanrefreshyourbodyandeaseanxiety.Besides,youcanspendmoretimechattingwithfamilyfacetofaceorreadingbooksinyoursparetime.Ihopeyouwillfeelbettersoon.Yours,LiHua读后续写“I’lltakeyouhome,”saidDanny.Istaredathim,completelyspeechless.Ahundredmiles—thisstrangerwasofferingtodrivemeallthewayhome.“But…areyousure?”Iasked.“Ofcourse,”hesaidwithawarmsmile.“Nooneshouldeverbeleftstrandedontheroad.”BeforeIknewit,Iwasclimbingintothepassengerseatofhistruck.Aswerolledontothehighway,Dannytalkedgently—abouthisfamilyandaboutthekindnesshehadoncereceivedfromastrangeronalonelyroad.Hiscalmvoiceslowlymeltedawaymyfear,andmileaftermileslippedpast.BythetimethefamiliarroadsignsofNewJerseyappeared,thesunwasalreadyrising.Finally,wearrivedatmyhome.DannystoppedthetruckandIclimbeddown,mylegsstillweak.Ireachedformywallet,butheraisedahandtostopme.“Noneedtopayme.Justgettingyouhomesafelyisrewardenough.”Itriedtospeak,butmythroatwastight.Hegavemealastwave,andthebigtruckpulledawaydownthestreet.Istoodatthegate,watchinguntilitturnedthecorner.ThetearsIhadbeenholdingbackfinallycame—notfrompain,butfromdeepgratitude.Thatday,Imadeasilentpromisetomyself:someday,IwouldhelpastrangerthewayDannyCookhadhelpedme.听力原文Text1W:AreyougoingtothepartythisSunday?M:I’mnotsure.Whenwillitstartexactly?W:Itwillstartat9:30p.m.andlastfor2hours.Youshouldreallygo.Itwillbegoodfun.Text2M:I’vesignedupforadanceclass.IwillpracticedancingeveryWednesdayandSaturday.W:Doyouwanttobeafamousdancerlikeyourmom?M:Well,Idon’thaveartistictalent.Ijustwanttodosomethinginmyfreetime.Text3W:Whatabeautifulriver!Look!Asmallboatispassingrightbelowus.Itrulyappreciatethebeautyofthisancienttown.M:Sinceyouli