2024-2025學(xué)年四川省廣安市廣安友誼中學(xué)高一下學(xué)期三月月考英語試題

一、聽力選擇題(★★)1.Wheredoestheconversationmostprobablytakeplace?

A．Atagasstation.B．Inadepartmentstore.C．Atanartgallery.(★★)2.Whendoesthesecondshowstart?

A．At7:00.B．At8:00.C．At9:00.(★★)3.Whatisthemandoingnow?

A．Gatheringmaterials.B．Writingatermpaper.C．Holdingameeting.(★★★)4.Wherewillthespeakersmostprobablygonext?

A．Toabank.B．ToMacao.C．Toagymnasium.(★★)5.Howwillthewomangotothecitylibrary?

A．Onfoot.B．Bybus.C．Bycar.(★★)聽下面一段較長對話，回答以下小題。6.Whyisthewomantalkingtotheman?

A．Sheboughtgoodsofpoorquality.B．Shedidn’tgetthepromiseddiscount.C．Shemetanimpolitesalesgirl.7.Whatwillthemangivetothewoman?

A．Somemoney.B．Aletterofapology.C．Anewproduct.(★★★)聽下面一段較長對話，回答以下小題。8.WhatdoesRichardplantododuringthesummervacation?

A．Workinhisfather’scompany.B．Startisownbusiness.C．Washdishesinarestaurant.9.WhatdoesRichardsuggestthewomando?

A．Findthemissingstudents.B．Workinthelocalnewspaper.C．Helpchildrenwiththeirstudy.(★★★)聽下面一段較長對話，回答以下小題。10.Whataretheytalkingabout?

A．Anewmovie.B．Afamousactor.C．Anadventurebook.11.Whatdoesthewomanlikebest?

A．Thevisualeffect.B．Theplot.C．Thecast.12.Whydoesthemanfinallydecidetoseethemovie?

A．Thestoryisadventurous.B．Thewomanrecommendsit.C．HeisafanofTomJohnson.(★★★)聽下面一段較長對話，回答以下小題。13.Whatisthemandoing?

A．Placinganorder.B．Sellinginsurance(保險(xiǎn)).C．Conductinganinterview.14.WhatdidLeaneystudyforadegree?

A．Education.B．Finance(金融).C．PublicRelations.15.Whatistheadvantageofasmallerbusinessaccordingtoleaned?

A．Moreflexibilityinprovidingservices.B．Closeremployeremployeerelationship.C．Greatercontributionstoherfriends.16.WhatisLeaney’splanforthenexttwoweeks?

A．Tovisitherparents.B．Tocallherrelatives.C．Tofinishherwork.(★★★)聽下面一段獨(dú)白，回答以下小題。17.WhendidDessiSieburthstartlovingbirds?

A．At6.B．At8.C．At14.18.WhydoesDessimakeboxesforbluebirds?

A．Theyarecommonbirds.B．Theyareeasytotrack.C．Theyhavelostnestplaces.19.What’sthefunctionofDessi’swebsite?

A．Todoresearchaboutbirds.B．Toteachpeopleaboutbirds.C．Toraisemoneyforbirds.20.WhatdidDessidoinAlaskarecently?

A．Heinterviewedbiologists.B．Heboughtsomegoldthere.C．Hestudiedonaspeciesofbird.二、閱讀理解(★★)WELCOME!WeareexcitedtohaveyoujoinCircuitofChangeandwelookforwardtomakingyourexperienceasfun,easyandenjoyableaspossible.BASICS*Allindoorclassesareconductedwithoutshoes.*Noshoesarepermittedinthestudioorbathroom.*Pleasesilenceyourphoneuponenteringthestudio.*Wehavetwodressingroomsinsidethemainstudio,andonebathroom.*Weprovidematsforallclasses.*Wedonotsellbottledwateroroffertowels;however,wedohaveawaterfiltration(過濾)system,sopleasebringyourownbottleoryoumaypurchaseareusableCircuitofChangewaterbottlefor$12atthestudio.*Tohelpoutthestudio,youareresponsibleforcleaningyourownmatafterclass.*CircuitofChangeisnotresponsibleforanylostorstolenitems.*Weofferteabeforeandafterclassforeveryone.SIGNINGUP&PURCHASINGCLASSESTosignupforclassesyoumustfirstcreateanaccountonourwebsite.VisitClassSchedule/SignInandfollowtheuser-friendlydirections.Thereyouwillgetalltheinformationyouneedonattendingyourfirstclass,andselectingwhichpackageisbestforyou.CANCELATIONPOLICYWehaveatwo-hourcancellationpolicy.Ifyoudon’tcancelwithinthetwohours,theclasswillbeonthego!WAITLISTPOLICYWhencreatingyouraccount,makesureyouclickthe“Opt-In”boxtoreceiveemailnoticesfromus.Ifyou’reonthewaitlistforclass,you’llreceiveanauto-emailassoonasaspotopensup.HAVEFUN!CircuitofChangeisallabouthavingfunanddoingthework.Listentoyourbody,goatyourownpace,andletthesweatpour!Welookforwardtomeetingyousoon.Stillhaveotherquestions?Contactusat212.255.0053orinfo@.21.WhatisCircuitofChangeaccordingtothetext?

A．Acampingclub.B．Ahealthwebsite.C．Afitnesscenter.D．Asportsschool.22.Whichofthefollowingmustyoubring?

A．Thetowels.B．Themats.C．Thewater.D．Thetea.23.Ifyouwanttobuyclasses,youshould______.

A．clickthe“Opt-In”boxB．visitClassSchedule/SignInC．call212.255.0053D．sendanemailtoinfo@(★★★)AfatherinSouthwestChina’sChongqingspenteightyearsbuildingarealminiaturesteamtrainforhisautistic(自閉癥的)son.Afterprimaryschool,thesonnamedHanghangwasforcedtodropoutbecausehecouldn’tcatchupinclassesandalsohaddifficultycommunicatingwithotherchildren.Ashisparentshavedayjobs,HanghangspentmostofhistimestaringattheTVscreenwithhisgrandmother.Hedevelopedafascinationforminiaturetrainsinanimatedprograms.Seeingthis,LiJiawei,anelectrician,hadanidea:tobuildarealminiaturetrainforhisson.Sowheneverhewasfree,Liwouldcloselyobservethesteamtrainsandaskedprofessionalsatrailwaystationsaboutthemachinery.Later,someonegavehimabookcalledSteamLocomotives.Hespentthreemonthslearninghowtodrawblueprintsusingsoftware.Becausetheprocesswascomplexandthedemandlow,factorieswereunwillingtoproducepartsforthetrain.Lihadnochoicebuttomakethepartshimself.Attimeshethoughtaboutgivingup,buthechosetocontinue.Overeightyears,Lispentmorethan200,000yuantestingthemachinemorethanathousandtimes.Finallyin2021hebuiltthefirstminiaturetrainforhisson.Ashecontinuedworktoimprovethetrain,LinoticedHanghangalsochanged.“Mysonimprovedlittlebylittle.Hewasnolongerafraidofstrangersandbecomingmorecheerfulandlively,”Lirecalled.The15-year-oldoftenconfidentlyintroduceshisbelovedminiaturetrainstoothers.Thankstohisinspiringstory,Hanghanggotajobatatourismsitenearhisfather’shometowndrivinghisminiaturetrain.TrainticketshavebecomeHanghang’s“income”,butitisfreeforchildrenwithdisabilities.“Ihopesocietycanbemoretolerantandcaringtowardchildrenwithautism.Ihopewhilemysonlivesahappylife,hecanalsobringhappinesstoothers,”Lisaid.24.WhatcanweknowaboutHanghangfromthefirsttwoparagraphs?

A．Hisloveforminiaturetrainsmainlycamefromthebookheread.B．Hisparentsweresobusywithworkthathehadtostayathomealone.C．Hedidn’tfallbehindothersatschoolthoughhesufferedfromautism.D．Hisfatherlovedhimanddecidedtobuildarealminiaturetrainforhim.25.Whatdoesparagraph3mainlytalkabout?

A．ThegreateffortsLiJiaweimadetobuildthetrain.B．ThesupportandhelpothersofferedtoLiJiawei.C．Thereasonwhyfactoriesrefusedtoproduceparts.D．ThepositivechangesthattookplaceinHanghang.26.WhichwordscanbestdescribeLiJiawei?

A．Curiousandcreative.B．Lovingandstrong-willed.C．Smartandhumorous.D．Sociableandenergetic.27.WhatdoesLiJiawei’sstoryconvey?

A．Wherethereisawill,thereisaway.B．Careandhardworkbringopportunities.C．Afather’sloveforhischildrenispowerful.D．Asmallkindnessmakesadifferencetoothers.(★★★)Thissummer,Europe’smostpopularattractionsarefightingbackagainstovertourism(過度旅游).Asmanydestinationsmovetorestrict,fineandprotesttouristsforbadbehavior,Copenhagenistryingadifferentapproachtoturningtourismfromanegativeforcetoapositiveone.TourismofficialsinCopenhagenintroducedCopenPay,anewpilotprojectthatwillprovidevariousgiftsandbenefitstotravelerswhoengageinclimate-friendlybehaviors,suchastakingpublictransportorvolunteeringinclean-upefforts.Theseincludefreecoffeeandfreemuseumtours.GreenactionshavebecomeacurrencyforenjoyingCopenhagen’sfreefoodandculturalexperiences.MikkelAar?-Hansen,CEOofWonderfulCopenhagen,saystheinitiativeisnotmeanttoincreasetourismbutmerelypromotesabetterwaytogoaboutit.Itaimstohelptransformtourismfrom“anenvironmentalburden”intoa“forceforpositivechange.”Headds,“Animportantstepinthistransformationistochangehowwemovearoundonthedestination,whatweconsume,andhowweinteractwiththelocals.”Accordingtoa2023sustainablereportfromaLondon-basedmarketresearchgroup,81%ofconsumerssaytheywanttoactmoresustainably,butonly22%havechangedtheirbehavior.MikkelviewsCopenPayasanexperimentalsteptobridgethegapbetweenthedesiretoactsustainablyandactualbehavior.“Wehopethatbyshowingthesuccessofthisandotherinitiatives,othercitiesaroundtheglobewillbeinspiredtofindtheirwaytoencouragemoresustainabletourismbehavior,ultimatelyleadingtoamoresustainablefutureforeveryone.”WillCopenhagen’sstrategywork?Onlytimewilltell.Still,RandyDurband,chiefexecutiveoftheGlobalSustainableTourismCouncil,believesit“deservessomecreditfornotshakingafistatbadbehaviorbuttryingtomakeitfunandhavesomerewardsandbenefits.”28.HowdoesCopenhagencopewithovertourism?

A．Byrewardingtouristsfortheirgreenactions.B．Byprovidingfreepublictransportfortourists.C．Bychargingaheavyfinefortourists’badbehavior.D．Bylimitingthenumberoftouristsinpopularattractions.29.WhatisCopenPayintendedfor?

A．Improvingthecity’simage.B．Promotingsustainabletourism.C．Increasingincomefromtourism.D．Enrichingtourists’travelexperiences.30.WhatcanbeinferredaboutCopenPayfromMikkelAar?-Hansen?

A．Itonlyworksforasmallnumberoftourists.B．Itpushesthedevelopmentofglobaltourism.C．Itisexpectedtospreadgreentourisminitiatives.D．Ithasinspiredmanycitiestofollowitsexample.31.WhatisRandyDurband’sattitudetowardsCopenPay?

A．Disapproving.B．Doubtful.C．Uncaring.D．Positive.(★★★★)TherehasbeenarecentwaveinHollywoodwherestudiostakepopularanimated(動畫的)filmsand“improve”uponthembychangingthemintolive-actionremakes.Thethoughtthatlive-actionmoviesarebetterbecausetheyfollowthelawsofthenaturalworlddegradesthestyleofanimation.Thebeautyofanimationisthatitsuseofcaricatures(漫畫)andexaggerations(夸張)reflectsanamazingamountofcreativedepthincharactersstoriesthatrealitycannot.Lookingatthebiggerpicture,itbecomesclearthatthetruepurposeofDisney’severgrowinglistoflive-actionremakesisnottocommentonthevalueofanimation,althoughitindirectlydoes,butaquickwaytotakeadvantageofnostalgic(懷舊的)fans.Forevidence,looknofurtherthanDisney’s2019TheLionKinglive-actionremake,aretellingofthe1994animatedclassic.Itbrokeseveralboxofficerecords,rakinginawhopping$543.6milliongloballyinboxofficesalesalone.However,incomparisontotheoriginal,theaudiencesatisfactionwiththeremakedecreasedgreatlyonRottenTomatoes.ThisissimilartothetheremakesofBeautyandtheBeast,Cinderella,Dumbo,Aladdin,andthecountlessotherlive-actionremakesDisneyhasproducedwithinthelast5years.ThismeansthatDisneynolongerneedstocomeupwithnewandoriginalcontentbecausetheycanmakeabigprofitjustbytakingbelovedstoriesandremakingthem.Infact,Disneylooksatitselfasabusiness,andthereforeconsidersmakingaprofitasoneoftheirmainaims.Theproblemwiththismentality(心態(tài))isthat,whileDisneymakesahugeprofit,audiences,artists,andartsuffer.Theymaynolongercreatenewstoriesorartstyles,butratherserveasmoney-makingmachinesthatrequiredirectorstoproducethesamestorieswithafreshcoatofpaintevery10yearsorso.Ifthiscyclecontinues,artistswillbeheldbackfromcreatingnewlovablecharactersandstoriesfullofcreativity.ThefeelingofnostalgiawhenweseeoldDisneyfilmscouldpossiblyneverhappen-tonewergenerationsifthiscycledoesnotstop.32.Whatdoestheauthorthinkoflive-actionremakes?

A．TheyslowdownHollywooddevelopment.B．They’vefailedtobecomeapopularartform.C．Theyarepooratshowingthebeautyofnature.D．Theydestroytheartisticexpressionofanimation.33.Whatmakesanimationattractive?

A．Itbasesitsstoriesonreality.B．Itusesmanyspecialeffects.C．Itexplorescharactersfully.D．Itbringsbackfans’memories.34.Whydoestheauthormentionthelive-actionremakesinparagraph3?

A．TotellusDisneyhasgivenupitsoriginality.B．ToshowDisneyhasfocusedmoreonmakingmoney.C．Toprovetoomanyremakeshavebeenproduced.D．Toshowaudienceshavehighexpectationsofremakes.35.WhatiswrongwithDisney’schoice?

A．ItreducesDisney’sincomes.B．Itdemandsmorefromdirectors.C．Ithurtsnew-generationaudiences.D．Itcausesartiststobelesscreative.(★★★)Conscious(有意識的)livingisnotjustatrend.36Itisaboutbeingintentionalwitheverythingyoudo—yourwords,actions,beliefs,habits,andchoices.Acceptingconsciouslivingtakessomeeffort,butitisworthwhile.Herearesomewaysyoucanachievethisgoal.●Beconsciousaboutyourtime.Timeisthemostpreciousthingbecausethereisnowaytoliveamomentagain.37Ifyouwasteyourprecioushoursdoingnegativethings,youwillregretitlater.Thefirststepforlivingconsciouslyistobewiseaboutyourtime.Beselectiveaboutthingsyouspenditon,andallocate(分配)itforpositiveactivities.●38Youcannotachievethemunlessyouunderstandyourneedsandintentions.Itiseasiersaidthandonebecausemostpeoplefailtomakeanefforttoknowthemselves.Spendtimethinkingoverandknowingyourstrengthsandweaknesses.Onceyouknowyourselfbetter,youcancreateaplantoworktowardsbecomingmorepatient,honest,andforgiving.●Learntobegrateful.Gratitudetakesyoualongwaytowardsconsciousliving.Itopensyouuptoahappierandafulfilledmindset.Mostpeopleareunhappybecausetheyseeonlythenegativesinlife.However,everyonehassomethingtobegratefulfor.Writingagratitudejournalisagoodstartforcountingyourblessings.39●Believeinyourself.Itisthekeytomakingtherightchoices,yetnotregrettingthewrongones.40Spendingtimealoneandthinkingdeeplyareeffectivemeasuresthatenableyoutoidentifytheinnervoice.Careforitandfollowittomakeitstrongerdowntheline.Consciouslivingisaskillyouneedtolearnasyougo,sobewillingtomaketheeffortandmasterit.Youwillabsorbitsoonandbeahappierpersoninthelongrun.

A．Knowyourselfbetter.B．Acceptthepersonyouare.C．Lifecanbealotbetterwiththerightdecisions.D．Itisahealthychoicethatenablesyoutobehappy.E．Pickitasadailyhabit,andyouwillnoticethedifference.F．Thewayyouspendyourtimedeterminesthecourseofyourlife.G．Thebestwaytobuildself-beliefisbyreflectingonyourownthoughts.三、完形填空(★★★)Acompetitivecyclistandrunner,JillWheatleyworkedasaPhysicsEdteacherinEuropewhen,shewasaccidentallyhitinthe_______byabaseballduringclass.Theseverityoftheblow_______toatraumatic(創(chuàng)傷的)braininjury(TBI)anda70%vision_______,includingpermanent(永久的)blindnesstooneeye.Shewasleftwithabsenceofdepthsense—a_______blowtoanathlete.Inadditiontothephys?calwounds,itleftJillinadeepstateof_______.Thusshestartedanunbelievable_______throughsevendifferenthospitalsthatlastedovertwoyears.Atonepoint,Wheatleywasreadytogiveup.“Ireallydidnotthinkthatlifewasworthlivingatthattime,”she_______.Neartheendofherrecovery,WheatleyendedupinanintensivecareunitinColorado._______bythemountainviewfromherhospitalbed,she_______agoal:toruntrailsonmountainsallaroundtheworldwithonly30%ofhervision—achallengetoher____________bodyandthereturntoindependencethatshe____________.Wheatleyspentovertwoyearsinhospitalbeds,tryingto____________herstrength,butshesoughthertrue____________innature.Now,nearly3yearsintothisadventure,shehasrunmountaintrailsacrosstheSwissandFrenchAlps,theHimalayas,ColoradoRockiesandsoon.When____________howshecouldpossiblygofromherlowestlowtoclimbingtheworld’shighestmountains,Wheatleysaid,“Notrail,____________howsteep(陡峭的)oftheclimb,couldchallengememorefiercely(猛烈地)thanmyTBIandso,Imappedoutajourneyaroundtheglobetorediscovermyself.”41.A．chestB．neckC．headD．back42.A．contributedB．a(chǎn)daptedC．a(chǎn)ttendedD．responded43.A．recoveryB．lossC．a(chǎn)bilityD．system44.A．passionateB．gentleC．severeD．cheerful45.A．satisfactionB．a(chǎn)mbitionC．confusionD．depression46.A．campaignB．JourneyC．operationD．training47.A．establishedB．recalledC．regrettedD．whispered48.A．InspiredB．MovedC．AccompaniedD．Persuaded49.A．a(chǎn)ssessedB．a(chǎn)chievedC．changedD．formed50.A．tiredB．slimC．brokenD．a(chǎn)wkward51.A．wonB．a(chǎn)voidedC．desiredD．protested52.A．regainB．testC．proveD．show53.A．problemB．dreamC．opportunityD．healing54.A．criticizedB．informedC．requestedD．a(chǎn)sked55.A．regardlessofB．a(chǎn)partfromC．withregardtoD．ratherthan四、語法填空(★★★)閱讀下面材料,在題后空白處填入適當(dāng)?shù)膬?nèi)容(每空一詞)或括號內(nèi)單詞的正確形式.TheriseofChina’sAImodel,DeepSeek,hasdrawnsignificantattentionforitsinnovativeandresource-efficientapproachtoAldevelopment.Meanwhile,thisyear’sSpringFestivalgaledemonstratedan56(usual)fusion(融合)oftraditionalartandcutting-edgetechnology,attractingaglobalaudience.China’sSpringFestivalgaleachievedanewrecord57atotalviewof16.8billionacrossallmediaplatforms,58(adopt)numeroushigh-teachsolutionstoensureasmoothandstablebroadcastworldwideandtorecreatetraditionalartforms,ChinaMediaGroup(CMG)saidonTuesday.Someofthe59(highlight)includedtheuseoftechnologiessuchasultra-highdefinition,virtualreality,artificialintelligence,3Dvision,and3Daudio,manyof60wereusedforthefirsttimeinthisSpringFestivalGala.61(additional),someoftheshowsincorporatedAI-drivenhumanoidrobotsfordancing,dronematricesforaerialshows,andelectricvehicleforlightshows.Thenight’smost62(appeal)andhigh-teachperformancewastherobotdance“YanggeBot”.63(direct)bythefamous5th-generationfilmmakerZhangYimouandincooperationwithChina’sleadingroboticscompanyUnitree,16humanoidrobotsweighing47kilograms64(take)centerstageattheSpringFestivalGalo.Theserobots,seamlessly(無停頓地)coordinatedwith16humandancers,performedatraditionalYangkodance,65energeticfolkartformfromNortheastChina,blendingculturalheritagewithcutting-edgetechnology.五、閱讀理解(★★)Twoyearsago,auraEshelmanwasstrugglingwithamentalproblem.Andtotopitoff,shewashavingtroublefindingwork.Oneday,shewasleavingadowntownbusinesswhereshehadyetanotherjobapplicationrejected(拒絕).Feelingextremelydisappointed,shedecidedtogototheWholeFoodsacrossthestreetandfoundsomethingforherhungrystomach.Asshecrossedthestreet,Eshelmannoticedaman,whowasaskingformoneyonthecorner.Hismessyhairandclothingmadeitseemlikehe’dbeenlivingoutsideforawhile.Shewatchedasheaskedapasserbyforchange,butsheevendidn’tlookathim.AsEshelmanapproached,themanturnedhisattentiontoher,andagainheaskedifhecouldhavealittlebitofmoney.“Leavemealone.Idon’thaveanythingtogiveyou.Justgoaway!”Eshelmanshouted,almostgivingventto(發(fā)泄)allhernegativefeelings.Buttheseunkindwordswerejustwhatmadeherfeelregretfulandashamedlater.