江苏东台市第一中学2026-2027学年高二上学期第一次月考英语试题（含答案无听力原文无音频）

东台市第一中学高二年级上学期第一次月考英语试题第一部分听力（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）听下面5段对话。每段对话后有一个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项。听完每段对话后，你都有10秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅读下一小题。每段对话读两遍。1.Whatistheman’shobbynow?A.Fishing. B.Gardening. C.Bird-watching.2.Whichsubjectdoesthemanlikemost?A.English. B.Science. C.Art.3.Whydoesthemanbreakuptheplasticrings?A.Toavoidhurtinganimals. B.Toseparatethemwithmetal.C.Tomakethemeasiertorecycle.4.WhatwillJamesdobeforetheweekend?A.Cleanuphisroom. B.Visithisgrandparents.C.Rewritehishomework.5.Whatwasthewomanworriedaboutbeforegoingcamping?A.Thefoodsources. B.Thelossofdirections.C.Thewildanimalattacks.第二节（共15小题；每小题1.5分，满分22.5分）听下面5段对话或独白。每段对话或独白后有几个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项。听每段对话或独白前，你将有时间阅读各个小题，每小题5秒钟；听完后，各小题将给出5秒钟的作答时间。每段对话或独白读两遍。听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。6.Whatdidthereviewersayabouttheman’sbook?A.Itwaspoorlywritten. B.Itsstorywasn’toriginal.C.Itscharacterswerebelievable.7.Whatdoesthewomansuggestthemando?A.Talktothebookreviewer. B.Learntodealwithdisagreements.C.Askotherpublishedauthors’opinions.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。8.Whatdoesthewomanlikelydoforaliving?A.Sheisapilot. B.Sheisafactoryworker.C.SheisanEnglishteacher.9.Whattestdoesthewomantakefirst?A.Abloodtest. B.Ahearttest. C.Aneyetest.10.Whowillprobablygetthetestresultfirst?A.Thewoman. B.Thewoman’sboss.C.Thewoman’scolleague.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。11.Whatistherelationshipbetweenthespeakers?A.Doctorandpatient. B.Parentandchild. C.Coachandplayer.12.Whatistheman’smainconcernaboutstoppingplayingsports?A.Losingfitness. B.Beingabsentfromteampractices.C.Gettingoutoftouchwithhisfriends.13.Whyhasthemanbeenunabletoplaysports?A.Hehadanoperation. B.Hehadabackinjury. C.Hehadacaraccident.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。14.Whatcausedtheproblembetweenthewomanandherfriend?A.Eyecontact. B.Languagedifferences. C.Foodpreferences.15.Howlongdidthewomanspendmakingthemealintotal?A.Aboutanhour. B.Aboutanhourandahalf.C.Abouttwoandahalfhours.16.Whatnationalityisthemanprobably?A.Italian. B.American. C.British.17.Howdoesthewomanfeelaboutthesituationnow?A.Funny. B.Upset. C.Confused.听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。18.Whatisthemaintopicofthetalk?A.TheoriginofOktoberfest. B.ThehistoryofOktoberfest.C.ThetruesignificanceofOktoberfest.19.WhatpartofGermanydoesthespeakercomefrom?A.Thesouth. B.Thenorth. C.Theeast.20.WhatwasthepurposeofthefirstOktoberfest?A.Tocelebrateawedding. B.TocelebrateBavarianculture.C.Tocelebratethestartofacentury.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。AJudgesandGeneralVisitorsNeededTheSigmaXiStudentResearchShowcase(SRS)isanonlinesciencecommunicationcompetitionwherehighschool,undergraduate,andgraduatestudentscompeteforawardsandrecognitionforoutstandingvirtualresearchpresentations.Thecompetitionincludesmostworldwideresearchdisciplines(学科),representedacrossthefollowingcategories:Agriculture,Soil,andNaturalResourcesCellBiologyandBiochemistryHumanBehavioralandSocialSciencesMathandComputerSciencePhysicsandAstronomyInformationforJudgesWeareseekingprofessionalresearchersandsciencecommunicatorswithrelevantknowledgeorskillsfromtheabove-listeddisciplinestoserveasjudges.Role:Judgeswillevaluateandinteractwithcontestantsbypostingcommentsandquestionsontheirpresentationwebsites.Eachjudgewillassessupto10websites,whichprimarilycontainaresearchabstractandaslidepresentation.Requirements:SigmaXimembershipispreferredbutnotrequired.JudgingPeriod:JudgingwilltakeplacefromApril26toMay10,2022.Thisonlineformatallowsforflexibilitywitheachjudge’spersonalschedule,asnotravelisrequired.FurtherDetails:Formorecomprehensiveinformationandjudgingcriteria,pleaseclickheretodownloadtheSRSJudgesManual.InformationforGeneralVisitorsGeneralvisitorsarewelcometoexplorethepresentationwebsitesandengagewiththeresearch!WaystoParticipate:Watchthepersonalvideosofthepresenters.Readtheresearchabstracts.Commentinthediscussionforums(lookforalinkmostlikelyappearingas“comments&reactions”).Voteforthe“People’sChoiceAward”winner.People’sChoiceAward:Thewinnerofthisawardwillreceiveprizemoneyofupto$250.SamplePresentationSiteToviewasampleStudentShowcasepresentationsite,pleasevisit:21.Whoisthemostsuitablejudgeforthiscompetition?A.Ahighschoolscienceteacher. B.Aprofessorofancienthistory.C.Aresearcherinastronomy. D.Agraduatestudentinartdesign.22.Whatisajudgerequiredtodo?A.Traveltopresentationsites. B.Scorelivevideopresentations.C.Evaluateonlineresearchsubmissions. D.VoteforthePeople’sChoiceAward.23.Whereisthistextmostlikelyfrom?A.Auniversitynewsletter. B.Ascientificjournal.C.Aconferenceinvitationletter. D.Anonlinerecruitmentnotice.BThatlittle“a”withacirclerunningarounditisfoundinemailaddresses,whichismostcommonlyreferredtoasthe“at”symbol.Therearedozensofstrangetermstodescribethe@symbol.Manycountriesassociatethissymbolwitheitherfoodoranimalnames.Beforeitbecamethestandardsymbolforemail,the@symbolwasusedtorepresentthecostorweightofsomething.Forinstance,ifyoubought6apples,youmightwriteitas6apples@$1.10each.Withtheintroductionofemailcamethepopularityofthe@symbol.The@symbolorthe“atsign”separatesaperson’sonlineusernamefromhisorhermailserveraddress.Forinstance,joe@.ItswidespreaduseontheInternetmadeitnecessarytoputthissymbolonkeyboards.Theactualoriginofthe@symbolremainsunknown.Historytellsusthe@symbolcamefromthetiredhandsofthemedievalmonks(僧侣).DuringtheMiddleAgesbeforetheinventionofprintingpress,themonksthatperformedthesecopyingdutieslookedforwaystoreducethenumberofwordsbeingrepeated.Althoughtheword“at”isquiteshorttobeginwith,itwasacommonenoughwordintextsthattheythoughtitwouldbequickerandeasiertoshortentheword“at”.Asaresult,themonkslooped(使绕成圈)the“t”aroundthe“a”.24.Whichistrueofthe@symbol?A.Itisonlyusedtodescribeapig. B.Itisnotwidelyused.C.Itwasusedasunitofmeasurement. D.Itcouldbefoundineverylanguage.25.Thecopyingperformedbymonksmusthavebeen________.A.easy B.lessimportant C.tiring D.comfortable26.Whyhasthesymbolbeenputonkeyboards?A.Becauseitcanbefoundinanylanguage. B.BecauseitiswidelyusedontheInternet.C.Becauseitlooksmuchcooleronkeyboards. D.Becausemanytiredmonksaskthemtodoit.27.Theactualoriginofthe@symbol________.A.stillremainsunknown B.can’tbeknownforeverC.camefromtheInternet D.camefromthemedievalmonks’tiredhandsCAsAIartgenerators(生成器)taketheworldbystorm,somepeoplewonderiftheirworksshouldcountasartatall.Thetechnologyisstilldevelopingandhassomewrinklestoironout,whichmeansthereareindeedflawstoconsideralongsidetheoutstandingartworkartificialintelligencecanproduce.Artisclassedastheproductofimagination,skill,experience,andemotion,usuallymeanttorepresentsomethingforthepublictoenjoy.Artistsspenttimeandeffortputtingtheirinnerworldsontotheseworks.Machineintelligencealsoputsalotofworkintosortingthroughtonsofdata,linkingsomeone’sprompttodatasets,andtryingtorepresentitasbestaspossible.ThedifferenceisthatAIisdrivenbycommandsinsteadofanemotionaldesiretoexpressitself.AIpainterscanproduceover1,000originalworksofartwitheverytapontheEnterkeyonakeyboard.Butamass-producedprintoftheMonaLisaisworthlessthantheactualLeonardodaVinci’spainting.Why?Scarcity—there’sonlyoneoriginal.Shouldanyonepayforthesethings?AndifanartistputsAImasterpiecesupforsale,whatshouldthepricebe?AIartmostlyreliesonprogramsthatemploymimicking(模仿)techniquestorecreatetheworkofexistingartists,basedonhumanrequests.Butwhomadetheartwork,themachineoritsuser?Andcantheoriginalartistssueforacopyright(版权)violation?SuchquestionscomplicatethemergingofartificialintelligenceandtheartindustrywhilefuelingargumentsagainstrecognizingAI-generatedartasmarketableartisticproducts.Oncewe’veansweredthosequestions,wecantacklethereallybigone:WhenanAI-generatedpaintingwinsanaward,whogetstheprize?28.Whatdoestheunderlinedphrase“taketheworldbystorm”mostprobablymean?A.becomepopularrapidly B.causeterriblestormsworldwideC.bringheavyeconomiclosses D.destroytraditionalartcompletely29.AccordingtoParagraph2,whatmakeshumanartdifferentfromAIart?A.Humanartiscreatedtosatisfypublic’sneedforentertainment.B.Humanworksreflectcreators’inneremotionalworld.C.Humanartistsspendlesstimecreatingtheirartworks.D.Humanartdependsonlargeamountsofdataresources.30.Whatcanweinferfromthelasttwoparagraphs?A.AIartworksaresuretosellatahighpricebecauseofshortage.B.IthasbeenclearwhoshouldreceiveawardsforAIart.C.ManyunsolvedquestionsstandinthewayofAIartenteringtheartmarket.D.OriginalartistshavealreadywonmanylawsuitsagainstAIprograms.31.Whatisthemainideaofthepassage?A.AIartgeneratorshavecompletelyreplacedhumanartists.B.DebatesandpuzzlesarearisingoverAI-generatedart.C.AI-producedworksarewidelyacceptedasrealartworldwide.D.CopyrightviolationistheonlyproblemofAIart.DInthemodernera,technologyhasimprovedthewaywemonitorandprotectendangeredspecies.However,arecentstudyfromtheUniversityofCambridgehighlightsboththebenefitsandlimitationsofthesetechnologicaladvancementsinwildlifeconservation.Traditionaltrackingendangeredspeciesmethodswereoftenlimitedbythesizeoftheareasthatneededtobemonitoredandthedifficultyinaccessingremotehabitats.Today,satelliteimagery,drones,andGPScollarshavebecometheconservationist’sessentialtools,providingreal-timedataonanimalmovements,populationsizes,andhabitatuse:“Technologyhasundoubtedlyenhancedourabilitytomonitorendangeredspecies,”saidDr.EmilyCarter,leadauthorofthestudy.“Butit’snotwithoutitschallenges.”Thestudy,publishedinthejournalConservationBiology,compareddatacollectedfromtraditionalmethodswiththatobtainedthroughmoderntechnology.Researchersfoundthatwhiletechnologicaltoolsprovidedmoreextensivecoverageandfinerdetail,theyalsointroducednewprejudice.Forinstance,GPScollarsaremorelikelytobeemployedonlarger,moreaccessibleanimals,leavingsmallerormorehiddenspeciesinsufficientinthedata.Moreover,thestudyrevealedthattechnologicaldataoftenpaymoreattentiontowardscertainregions.“Wefoundthatareaswithbetterinfrastructureandfunding,suchasNorthAmericaandEurope,areoverrepresentedinthedata,”Dr.Carterexplained.“Thiscreatesagapinourunderstandingofspeciesinless-developedregions,whichareoftenthemostcriticalforconservationefforts.”Despitetheselimitations,thestudyemphasizestheimportanceofintegratingtraditionalandtechnologicalmethodstocreateamorebalancedandcomprehensivedataset.“Bycombiningthestrengthsofbothapproaches,wecanreducetheprejudiceandfillinthegaps,”saidDr.Carter.Theresearchersalsohighlightedhowvaluablepublicparticipationcanbe,Dr.Carternoted.“Encouragingmorepeopletocontributeobservations,especiallyinunderrepresentedregions,canhelpbalancethedataandimproveourconservationstrategies.”Inconclusion,whiletechnologyhassignificantlyadvancedourabilitytotrackandprotectendangeredspecies,itisnotperfect.Bycombiningtraditionalmethodswithmoderntechnologyandencouragingpublicparticipation,wecancreateamoreaccurateandcomprehensiveunderstandingoftheworld’sendangeredspecies.32.Whatisthecentralargumentofthepassage?A.TheuseofGPScollarsanddroneshasledtooverprotectionoflargeanimalspecies.B.Publicparticipationisthemosteffectivewaytoaddressdatalimitationsinconservation.C.Technologyhasrevolutionizedwildlifeconservationandshouldreplacetraditionalmethods.D.Whiletechnologyoffersadvantagesintrackingendangeredspecies,italsointroducesprejudiceandregionalgaps.33.Whataretheshortcomingsofmoderntechnologyinmonitoringendangeredanimalsaccordingtothepassage?A.Itoftenpaymoreattentiononricherarea.B.Itoftenfocusonsmallerormorehiddenspecies.C.Itoftenhasthedifficultyinaccessingremotehabitats.D.Itisoftenlimitedbythesizeoftheareasthatneededtobemonitored.34.Whatisonesuggestedsolutiontobalancedatacollectioninunderrepresentedregions?A.Reducingtheuseoftraditionalmethods. B.Focusingonsatelliteimageryanddrones.C.Encouragingpublicparticipationinobservations.D.Increasingfundingfortechnologyindevelopedcountries.35.Whatistheauthor’sattitudetowardstechnologicaladvancementsinconservation?A.Indifferent. B.Objective. C.Optimistic. D.Doubtful.第二节（共5小题；每小题2.5分，满分12.5分）Cookingisoneofthemostpleasantandimportanthumanactivities.However,preparingmealsismoreofatroublenowthanawaytocelebratebeingalive.___36___Startwithaplan,whichyoucanfindonline.Choosewhicheverdayoftheweekworksbestforyourscheduletobuygroceries,andusethatasyourstartingpointeachweek.Remember,itdoesn'thavetobeSundayorMonday.___37___Avoidingthetwodayswillsaveyouagreatamountoftimeandgasmoney.___38___Withthisinmind,you'dbettercheckwhatyouhaveinthefridgeandusethoseasabasetoworkaroundfirsttopreventthemfromgoingbad!Saveyourweeklygrocerytripsforfreshstuffliketomatoes,eggs,andotherthingsthatwillgobadmorequickly.Makethemostofmoney.Buyingredients(原料)thatcanbeusedinmanymeals.___39___Plus,it’skindofafunpuzzletoseehowmanywaysyoucanuseoneingredient.Forexample,IloveLatinandAsianfoods,soIkeepthingslikerice,bellpeppers,garlic,andhotsauceonhandatalltimes.Cookwithothers.Whosaidyouhadtomakeallthepreparationsyourself?Getagroupoffriendstoeachmakeadifferentdish.You’lltrysomethingnewandgetmealinspirations.Thegoalhereistomakelifeeasier.___40___A.Usefreshingredientsfirst.B.Trytoavoidwastingfood.C.Thetrafficistooheavyonthetwodays.D.Buyitemsyouoftenuseingreatamounts.E.Thiswillkeepyourtastesatisfiedandyourwallethappy.F.Andthatcangiveyouthefreedomofmindtoenjoyyourfood.G.Thankfully,therearelotsofsmallwaysyoucanmakecookingeasier.第三部分语言运用（共两节，满分30分）第一节完形填空（共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分）OneafternooninlateSeptember,littleZhangFengsatdownwithhisschoolfriendsandreadoutapoemhehadjustwritten:Intheeyesofafrog,___41___formseas,Bigandsmall,Wherevertheyfall,Butme,too,Iseethoseseas.Itwasarainyday,andthechildrenhadbeen___42___insideduringtheirbreak.Eleven-year-oldZhang’spoemwas___43___bytherhythmoftheraindrops,thefirstsignofautumn.Assoonashe___44___readinghispoem,hisclassmateLiuJie___45___sharedhisownverse:Itisraining.Ordinaryraindropsfallontheground,Butthenaughty（调皮的）onesslipoffthewall,Intomysoul.“Youmustbeanaughtyraindrop,”oneboyjoked,andthey___46___laughter.Thechildrenaremembersofapoetryclub___47___in2019inaruralschoolinHenanprovince’sXiuwucounty,whichhasabout50___48___,allnativesstudyinginDananpo,amountainvillagethatishometoabout1,000people.Theseyoungpoets,___49___,havewrittenmorethan2,000poems,andtheirworkshavebeen___50___intothreebookssincetheclubwasfoundedfouryearsago.LiangYawen,thepoetryclub’s___51___,saysthatmanyruralchildrenarefeeling___52___becausetheyareseparatedfromtheirparents,whoareworkinginfarawaycities.“Somechildren,duetoalackofsecurity,are___53___toopenuptotheirfamilies,teachersorpeers,butnowtheyhavelearnedtopourouttheir___54___inwriting,”shesays.Theteacherthinksthatpoetryislikea___55___lightthathelpsusunderstandlifebetter.41. A.Clouds B.Raindrops C.Waves D.Oceans42. A.sheltering B.planning C.cleaning D.arguing43. A.created B.recalled C.written D.inspired44. A.finished B.avoided C.started D.imagined45. A.easily B.eagerly C.secretly D.gradually46. A.engagedin B.gaveoff C.burstinto D.joinedin47. A.discovered B.established C.exposed D.involved48. A.students B.teachers C.parents D.players49. A.therefore B.instead C.moreover D.however50. A.folded B.translated C.collected D.poured51. A.applicant B.member C.fellow D.tutor52. A.angry B.happy C.excited D.lonely53. A.unwilling B.proud C.ready D.ambitious54. A.outcomes B.courage C.emotions D.confidence55. A.grey B.cool C.bright D.natural第二节语法填空（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。WorldPoetryDaytakesplaceeachyearonMarch___21___toadvocate___56___(teach)poetry,aswellasthewriting,publishing,andreadingofthisformofwritingaroundtheworld.ItwasdeclaredbyUNESCOin1999inthehopeofsupportinglanguagediversitythroughpoeticexpressionand___57___(increase)theopportunityforendangeredlanguagestobeheard.WorldPoetryDayisaboutgivingfreshdriveand___58___(recognize)tointernational,regional,andnationalpoetrymovements,breathingnew___59___(vital)intotheartform.Italsofocusesonpromotingareturntotheoraltraditionofpoetryrecitals,aswellasstrengtheningtheassociationbetweenpoetryandotherformsofexpression,suchasdance,music,andpainting.Theday___60___(celebrate)globally.Governmentagencies,communitygroupsandindividualsgetinvolvedinpromotingorparticipatingintheday,___61___enableschildrentolearnandenjoy___62___(variety)poetry.Itisatimethatstudentsarebusyexaminingpoetsandlearningaboutdifferenttypesofpoetry.___63___(poet)maybeinvitedtoreadandsharetheirworkwiththeaudienceatbookstoresandschools.Ceremoniesareheldtohonorpoetsof___64___(remark)achievements.Allinall,it’sadayforpoetry:___65___ancientartformthatstillnourishesourunderstandingofhumanitytoday.66.Itisnouse________(complain)aboutpressurewithouttakingaction.67.Hissuccessisdown________acombinationofgiftsandfortune.68.Theperformancehadbeenintendedtopleasetheaudienceanddrawtheirattention,only________(greet)withacoldsilence.69.________(expose)tothestrongsunlightforalongtimewilldogreatharmtoyourskin.70.Everyyear,duringtherainyseason,ascenicroad________(wind)throughChina’sPoyangLakelookslikeamythicaldragonwhenitisflooded.71.________(accompany)byhisparents,theblindboysteppedontothestageproudly.72.When________(perceive)thedanger,thebirdsflewawayimmediately.73.Asafamousart________(critical),shehasreviewedhundredsofexhibitionsoverthepast___20___years.74.Actingasthechief________(represent)attheinternationalconference,thescholarpresentedaproposalthatchallengedtheconventionalframeworksofnegotiation.75.Theseaofpeoplewasoverwhelming,andI,beingsmallformyage,________(grasp)myfather’shandtightly,afraidtogetlostintherushingcrowd.76.Excuseme,couldyoupleaseshowmewhereIcanfindsome________(freeze)dumplings?77.EzraPound,a20th-centuryAmericanpoet,________(fascinate)byhispoemsandtranslatedsomeoftheminhispoetrycollectionentitledCathay.78.________(inspire)byhispassion,Ifinallycompletedmyfirstpoem,whichwaspraisedforitsvividimagery.79.Hisambitionis________(sail)aroundtheworld.80.Dickens’mixoftalent,ambition,energy,andluckmadehimoneoftheworld’sbest-knownandmost________(distinguish)writers.第四部分书面表达（满分25分）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。续写的词数应为150左右。Onemorningmorethanthirtyyearsago,IenteredtheTrackKitchen,arestaurantwhereeveryonefromthehumblesttothemostpowerfulcameforbreakfast.Inoticedanemptychairnexttoanelderly,unshavenman,wholookedsomewhatdirty.Hewaswearingaworn-outhatandwasalone.IaskedifImightjoinhim.HeagreedquietlyandIsatdowntohavemybreakfast.Wecarefullybeganaconversationandspokeaboutalotofthings.Weneverintroducedourselves.Iwasconcernedthathemighthavenomoneyandnotbeabletoaffordsomethingtoeat.SoasIrosetogobacktothecounterandbuyasecondcupofcoffee,Iasked,“MayIgetyousomething?”“Acoffeewouldbenice.”ThenIboughthimacupofcoffee.Wetalkedmore,andheacceptedanothercupofcoffee.Finally,Irosetoleave,wishedhimwell,andheadedfortheexit.AtthedoorImetoneofmyfriends.Heasked,“HowdidyougettoknowMr.Galbreath?”“Who?”“Themanyouweresittingwith.HeischairmanoftheBoardofChurchillDowns.”Icouldhardlybelieveit.Iwasbuying,offeringafreebreakfast,andfeelingpityforoneoftheworld’srichestandmostpowerfulmen!Paragraph1：___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________