第=PAGE1*2-11頁共=SECTIONPAGES2*24頁◎第=PAGE1*22頁共=SECTIONPAGES2*24頁青銅峽市第一中學2025-2026學年度第一學期期中考試試卷高一英語（B卷）第I卷（選擇題）第一部分聽力（每小題1.5分，滿分30分）聽下面5段對話。每段對話后有一個小題，從題中所給的A、B、C三個選項中選出最佳選項。每段對話僅讀一遍。1.Whatarethespeakersgoingtodo?A.Washacar. B.Takeaflight. C.Buysomefood.2.Whatistherelationshipbetweenthespeakers?A.Strangers. B.Touristandguide. C.Postmanandcustomer.3.Howmanyticketsforthetennisgamedotheyhaveintotal?A.Two. B.Three. C.Four.4.Whatarethespeakersprobablytalkingabout?A.Theman’sjobinterview.B.Theman’smistake.C.Theman’sfuturecareer.5.Whatdoesthemanthinkaboutthewoman?AShespendsmoneywisely.B.Sheneedn’tbuyanewlaptop.C.Sheiscarelesswithmoney.聽下面5段對話或獨白。每段對話或獨白后有幾個小題，從題中所給的A、B、C三個選項中選出最佳選項。聽下面一段較長對話，回答以下小題6.Whydoesthewomanapologizetotheman?A.Forcancelinghertravelplanwithhim.B.Forpoorlypreparingfortheirtravel.C.Forputtingoffherjobinterview.7.WhatwillHarryprobablydothisweekend?A.GotoThailand.B.HelpLilywithherinterview.C.Cancelhisplan.聽下面一段較長對話，回答以下小題。8.Howdoesthemanusuallyovercomehisfear?A.Bywalking. B.Byshouting. C.Bysinging.9.Whatdidthewomandoonthestormynight?A.Shestayedupallnight. B.Shehidsomewhere. C.Shejumpedonthebed.聽下面一段較長對話，回答以下小題。10.Whatsizedoesthemanprobablywear?A.Size39. B.Size40. C.Size41.11.Whichcolorwouldthemanprobablylikethemost?A.Gray. B.Blue. C.Black.12.Whatdoyouknowaboutthedarkersuit?A.Itismadeofanexpensivematerial.B.Itdoesn’tmatchtheman’sskin.C.Itisalittletightinthecollar.聽下面一段較長對話，回答以下小題。13.Whyisthemantired?A.Hehasbeenstudying.B.Hehasbeentidyinguphisapartment.C.Hehasbeenatworkallday.14.WhatisMarynow?A.Astudent. B.Abankclerk. C.Auniversityprofessor.15.Whatkindofpersonisthemanlookingfor?A.Atutor. B.Arepairman. C.Acleaner.16.Whatwillthewomanprobablydoaftertheconversation?A.Giveherfriendsacall.B.Visittheman’snewapartment.C.Givethemanherfriend’snumber.聽下面一段獨白，回答以下小題。17.WhenwilltheStudentWelfareOfficeopentomorrow?A.Fromabout8a.m.to4p.m.B.Fromabout9a.m.to8p.m.C.Fromabout4p.m.to8p.m.18.Whatbenefitcanstudentsgetwithuniversityidentitycards?A.Freetextbooks. B.Booksaleentry. C.Discountsatsomelocalshops.19.Wherewillthebooksalebeheldnextweek?A.Inthelibrary. B.Inthecanteen. C.IntheStudentWelfareOffice.20.Whatdoesthespeakeradvisestudentstodo?A.Signupforthecookerycourse.B.Getbooksonthereadinglistready.C.Eatattheuniversitycanteen.第二部分閱讀理解(每小題2.5分共50分）AOperaatMusicHallIt’son1243ElmStreet.TheseasonrunsJunethroughAugust,withadditionalperformancesinMarchandSeptember.Theoperahonorsenjoythemembershipdiscounts.Phone:241-2742..ChamberOrchestraTheorchestraplaysatMemorialHallat1406ElmStreet,whichoffersseveralconcertsfromMarchthroughJune.Call723-1182formoreinformation..SymphonyOrchestraAtMusicHallatRiverbend,theregularseasonrunsSeptemberthroughMayatMusicHallinsummer.Forticketsales,call381-3300./home.asp.CollegeConservatoryofMusic(CCM)PerformancesareusuallyheldatPatriciaCobbettTheater.CCMorganizesavarietyofevents.StudentswiththeirstudentIDcardscanattendtheeventsforfree.Formoreinformation,call556-4183./events/calendar.RiverbendMusicTheaterIt’son6295KelloggAve.It’salargeoutdoortheaterwiththeclosestseatsundercoverandbignameshowsallsummerlong!Phone:232-6220..21．Whichnumbershouldyoucallifyouwanttoseeanopera?A．241-2742. B．723-1182. C．381-3300. D．232-6220.22．Whencanyougotoaconcertbythechamberorchestra?A．InFebruary. B．InMay. C．InAugust. D．InNovember.23．WherecanstudentsgoforfreeperformanceswiththeirstudentIDcards?A．ToMusicHall. B．ToMemorialHall.C．ToPatriciaCobbettTheater. D．ToRiverbendMusicTheater.BFifteenyearsago,Ilovedgoingtothegym,butfamilylifeandworkcommitmentsmeantIwasfindingithardtogetthere.Withthehelpofmydadanduncle,Ibuiltmyowngyminthegarden.It’sbasicallyabeautifulroomwithinsulation(隔熱)andelectric(供電)andasmallheaterforthewinter.Webuiltacornerdesktoo,whichwasintendedformydoingthepaperworkformysmallbusiness.However,thedeskserveditsrealpurposewhenIstartedmywritingjourneytwoyearsago.I’vealwayshadstoriesgoingthroughmymind.IcouldbeoutjoggingandI’dlosemyselfinthoughtsinmyheadlikemoviescenes.Onceseen,theystayinthere.Ihavetroublekeepingotherkindsofinformation,butwhenitcomestostoryideas,theycanbememorizedbyme.Ihavemanyfreshideasinmyheadwaitingtobewritten.WhenIwasyounger,Iwasn’tbraveenoughtowrite.Ididn’tdowellinschoolandI’vespentmostofmylifeinphysicalwork,sotheideaofbecomingawriterfeltlaughable.Inowknowthereisn’tawritertype;writerscomeinallforms.Istillusethegymforitsrealpurpose,butsomeoftheequipmenthasbeenreplacedbybooksandasmallbedforthetimewhenIwanttorelaxandread.Iliketohavemydesklookingcolorful—somemightsaymessy.Myloveforsportiscleartosee,withphotosaroundofmyfavoriteboxersandthefootballteamIfollow.Ontheotherhand,havingmyownwritingroomisimportant.Withoutit,Iwouldn’tbewhereIamnowonmywritingjourney.It’sfarfromcharming,butitismine.It’smyhappyplace.24．Whohelpedtheauthorbuildthegym?A．Hiscoachandcousin. B．Hisfatheranduncle.C．Hisfriendandneighbour. D．Hisworkmateandbrother.25．Whatcanwelearnabouttheauthorfromparagraph2?A．Hegotonwellwithhisstudyatschool.B．Hewroteanumberofstoriesasachild.C．Hehasalotinhisheadwaitingtobewritten.D．Heisgoodatrememberingallsortsofinformation.26．Whatsportsteamistheauthorafanof?A．Abaseballteam. B．Avolleyballteam.C．Abasketballteam. D．Afootballteam.27．Whatistheauthor’sgymmainlyusedfornow?A．Writingandfitness. B．Teachingandofficework.C．Storingclothesandsleeping. D．Relaxationandentertainment.CWhatwillrestaurantslooklikeinthefuture?Whatwouldyourdinnertastelikeifarobotcookedit?ArobotrestaurantinTianjinmaygiveyoutheanswers.Coveringanareaofover400squaremeterswithatotalof112seats,theXFutureRestaurantisarobotrestaurantthatopenedinNovember2018.Therestauranthasamazedcustomerswithitsfully-automated(全自動的)technology,whichcoverseverystepofthediningexperience,fromorderingtocookingtoservingthedishesandeventakingpayment.Enteringtherestaurant,onecanorderdishesbysimplyscanningtheQRcodesonthetable.Thereareover40choicesofdishes.Aftertakingtheorder,“robotcooks”preparedishesusingfixedtime,temperatureandingredientsdesignedbyfamousChinesecooks.“Asthecookingiscontrolledbyacomputersystem,thetasteandqualityofdishescanbegood,”saidLiXiaokui,manageroftheXFutureRestaurant.Robotsalsocompletethedeliveryofdishes.Withoutfollowinganydesignedroute,therobotwaitersservemealsthankstoautomateddrivingtechnology,whichhelpseachrobottimelychangeitsroutewhensomethingisintheway.Theseeye-catchingtechnologieshavereceivedwidepraisefromcustomers.“Thedishestastesurprisinglygood.Icouldn’tbelievethattheyweremadebyrobots,especiallydishesthatweredifficulttocook.”onecustomersaid.“Theapplicationofrobotshasincreasedourefficiencyandcutdownourcosts,”Lisaid,“Ithinkrobotrestaurantswilldevelopfastandhaveabrightfuture.”28．WhatdoweknowabouttheXFutureRestaurant?A．Itcoversover112squaremeterswith400seats.B．Robotwaitersdeliverdishesfollowingfixedroutes.C．Customerscouldenjoyfully-automatedservices.D．Robotcooksdesigndishesbythemselves.29．What’sspecialaboutthedishesintheXFutureRestaurant?A．Theyarepreparedbyhumancooks.B．Theyarenoteasyforrobotstoprepare.C．Theyarenotacceptedbycustomers.D．TheyareorderedbyscanningQRcodes.30．Whatcanbeinferredfromthepassage?A．Thechoicesofdishesarelimited.B．Ittakesalongtimefortherobotstopreparethedishes.C．Customersarewillingtodineintherestaurant.D．Thedeliveryroutesaredesignedbythewaiters.31．WhatisLi’sattitudetowardthefutureofrobotrestaurants?A．Hopeful. B．Doubtful. C．Puzzled. D．Worried.DManypeoplewonderwhenthebesttimetoexerciseis.Expertshavedifferentopinionsaboutmorning,eveningandafternoonworkouts.Toexplorethesedifferencesfurther,let’slookatthebenefitsofexercisingatdifferenttimesoftheday.Dr.JagimfromMayoClinicHealthSystemsays,“Morningworkoutsmakeyoufeellikeyoudosomethinggoodandstartthedayonahappynote.”Afteramorningworkout,peoplefeelgoodbecauseofendorphins(內(nèi)啡肽).Also,morningsareusuallyfreefromotherthingstodo,allowingpeopletoenjoytheirafternoonsandeveningswithoutworryingaboutexercise.Formorningworkouts,Dr.Jagimsays,“Eatingavariedbreakfastwithcarbohydrates,protein,andhealthyfatsisimportant.Thisgivesenergyfortheworkout.”“However,forsomepeople,wakingupearlytoexerciseisthelastthingtheyfeellikedoing,andtherefore,thecaseforeveningworkoutsismoreattractive.Yourbodyworksbestintheearlyevening.”saysJakeErickson,asportsmedicinespecialist.“Thisisagoodtimetoexercise.Duringthistime,yourbodyhastimetowakeupabitbymovingaroundthroughouttheday.Also,yourbodyusesoxygenbetterintheevening.Thishelpsyouuseyourenergymoreefficientlywhenyouexercise.”Astudywithover90,000peoplefoundthatexercisingintheafternoonisbetterforyourheartandhelpsyoulivelongerthanexercisinginthemorningorevening.Thisisespeciallytrueforolderpeople.Dr.Gende,emergencyphysicianatMayoClinicHealthSystem,saysthatmorningworkoutsmightnotbegoodforpeoplewhoworklateshiftsorstayuplate.Forthem,it’sbettertosleepmoreinthemorningandthendoaworkoutinthemiddleofthedayorearlyafternoonbeforetheirnextshift.Whilesciencegivesideas,expertsagreethebesttimematchespersonalplansandenergy.Consistencyismoreimportantthantiming.32．WhatdoesDr.Jagimrecommendformorningworkouts?A．Takinginmorefats. B．HavingahealthybreakfastC．Drinkingenoughwater. D．Avoidingstayinguplatethenightbefore.33．WhatmightJakeEricksonagreewith?A．Earlyeveningworkoutssuitlaterisers.B．Thelaternightexerciserswakeup,thebetter.C．Allpeople’sbodiesworkbestinthelateevening.D．Morningworkoutssetapositivetonefornightworkers.34．Whichgroupbenefitsmostfromafternoonworkoutsaccordingtothestudy?A．Youngwomen. B．Teenagers C．Children. D．Olderpeople35．Whichofthefollowingisthebesttitleforthetext?A．WhenistheBestTimetoExercise?B．WhatisImportantforaHealthyBody?C．WhatRoleDoesFoodPlayDuringWorkouts?D．WhyisEveningExerciseGoodforEveryone?七選五WaystoImproveYourHealthSometimesitmayseemdifficulttoimproveourhealth.Ifso,thefollowinghealthhabitsmayhelpyou.●36Researchshowsthateatingamealinthemorningresultsinlessbodyfatandlesschanceofovereating.Eatingbreakfastcanhelppeoplefeelbetterphysicallyandmentallythroughtheday.●Getenoughsleep.Poorsleepcaninfluenceourmemoryandlearning.

37Studiesshowthatpeoplewhodon'tgetenoughsleepseemtogetintomoreaccidents.Sostaysafeandgetenoughsleep!●Takeawalkeveryday.38

Insteadofmeetingfriendsforameal,meetthemforawalk.Asyouwalk,youwillseethebeautifulworldaroundyou.Onceyoutry,youwillfindthataddingawalkintoyourdailylifeisveryeasy.●Makesocialconnections.Socialgroupscanprovidesupport.Theymightincludesportteams,artormusicgroups.Thepeopleinthegroupcanofferadviceandcanhelpeachotherindifficulttimes.Also,beinginagroupkeepsyourmindbusy.39●Haveahobby.Ahobbycouldberunning,readingormakingsomethingwithyourhands.Hobbieshelppeopletorelaxandrest.Hobbiesbringusjoy.40A．Getmuchexercise.B．Eatbreakfasteverymorning.C．Itcanalsocausetrafficaccidents!D．Anactivemindisahealthymind!E．Spendingtimewithothersisveryhelpful.F．Everyonecouldgetalittlemorejoyintheirlives!G．Walkingisaneasywaytoaddexercisetoourlives.三、完形填空(每小題1分共15分）Jenna,apopulargirlfromWestwoodMiddleSchool,hadgraduatedfirstinherclassandwasreadyfornew41inhighschool.42,highschoolwasdifferent.Inthefirstweek,Jennawenttotryouts(選拔賽)forcheerleaders(啦啦隊).Shewascompeting(競爭)againstverytalented(天賦的)girls,andsheknewitwouldbe43forhertobeselected(選拔).Twohourslater,the44readalistofthegirlsforasecondtryout.Herheartwas45asthelistendedwithouthername.Feeling46,shewalkedhomecarryingherschoolbagfullofhomework.Arrivinghome,shestartedwithmath.Shehadalwaysbeenagood47student,butnowshewasawful(糟糕的).ShechangedtoEnglishandhistory,andwasrelieved(帶有安慰的)tofindthatshedidn’thaveany48withthetwo49.Feelingbetter,shedecidednotto50mathforthetimebeing.Laterinmathclass,Jennadevotedherselftofiguringout(弄清楚，弄明白)theproblemsthathadgivenhersomuchtrouble.Bytheendofclass,she51howtogetthemright.Asshegatheredher52andpens,Jennadecidedshe’dcontinuetotrytofitin(適應)athernewschool.Shewasn’tsure53she’dsucceed,butsheknewshehadto54.Highschoolwasjustashermomhadsaid,“Youwillfeellikeasmallfishinabigpondabigfishinasmallpond.Thechallengemakesyoubecomethe55fishyoucanbe.”41．A．processes B．decisions C．challenges D．exercises42．A．Therefore B．Otherwise C．However D．Besides43．A．boring B．easy C．difficult D．interesting44．A．designer B．boss C．winner D．judge45．A．up B．in C．down D．out46．A．sad B．strange C．happy D．lonely47．A．math B．English C．biology D．chemistry48．A．pleasure B．happiness C．usage D．trouble49．A．homework B．books C．subjects D．goals50．A．puton B．turnon C．worryabout D．getoff51．A．left B．understood C．hoped D．made52．A．books B．teachers C．parents D．friends53．A．whether B．what C．why D．where54．A．swim B．try C．a(chǎn)sk D．escape55．A．smallest B．best C．weakest D．poorest第II卷（非選擇題）四、語法填空(每小題1.5分，共15分）閱讀下面短文，在空白處填入1個適當?shù)膯卧~或括號內(nèi)單詞的正確形式。ItwasashortflightfromShanghaitoXi’an.Xi’anisoneofthefourgreatancientcapitalsofChinawithahistoryofover3,100years.DatingfromtheMingDynasty,56(it)ancientwallsarethebestpreservedintheworld.Therearebicyclesforpeopletohire.Itis57(amaze)toridealongthewallstosurveythisfascinatingcity.TheTangDynastyMusicandDanceshowshouldn’t58(miss),butmyfavoriteis59artgallery,wherewecanenjoysomebeautifulartworkandlearnhowtowriteChinesecharacters.Mostvisitorsmaketheirway60Xi’antoseethelife-sizeterracottawarriors(兵馬俑)andwewerenotdifferentatall.Thecollection,61showsthearmiesofthefirstEmperorofChina,remainedhiddenuntil1974whenthey62(discover)byafarmerdiggingawell.63(walk)amongthestatuesisforbiddenunlessyouareaVIP—butthereareplentyofsouvenir64(shop)inwhichtouristscanbuythereplicas(復制品)ofthem.Alltoosoonitwastimetoleave.I65(true)enjoyedmystayinXi’an.Itisindeedaplaceofinterestworthasecondvisit.五、單詞拼寫(每小題1分，共15分）根據(jù)漢語意思或首字母填入一個正確的單詞，注意有些還需變形。66．Atlast,shearrivedather(目的地).67．Thesingerwasveryexcitedtoseesuchalarge_______(觀眾)intheconcerth68．Whenwewereyoung,thechildren(更喜歡)cyclingtothecountrysidetostayingathomeallday.69．Today,I’dliketofocusmy(評論)onthemeaningfulroles.70．Aliceisavery(外向的)person.Shespendsalotoftimewithherfriends.71．IfIhadto(推薦)wheretostayinRome,itwouldbeYellowHostel.72.Manystudentsareatovideogames,whichisbadfortheirgrowth.73.Thesingerwasveryexcitedtoseesuchalarge_______(觀眾)intheconcert.74．WilliamShakespeareisuniversallyrasoneofthegreatestwritersofthe20thcentury.75．Ifyou________(假裝)toknowwhatyoudon’tknow,youwillonlymakeafoolofyourself.76．Forsomereasonshegotthe(印象)thatyoudidn’tlikeher.77．The(額外的)moneycouldbespentonimprovingpublictransport.78．Annatriedtolookinterested.(事實上),shewasbored.79．Whenyourisetothese(挑戰(zhàn)),youwillhavetheopportunitytoacquiregreatknowledgeandenjoypersonalgrowth.80.Youcanhaveanideaworth________(百萬)ofdollars.六、完成句子(每小題2分，共10分）81．DuringtheMid-AutumnFestivalinChina,familiesgettogetherto(賞月)andenjoydeliciousmooncakes.Theywill(負責)differentsectionsofthepaper.83．Ialreadyh