2025~2026學(xué)年云南“美美與共”民族中學(xué)聯(lián)盟高一上學(xué)期聯(lián)考（一）英語試卷一、聽力選擇題(★★)1.Whowillthemanprobablyaskforanumbrella?

A．Mary.B．Kate.C．Liz.(★★)2.Whatwillthemandotohelpthecharity?

A．Gatherfood.B．Donatefood.C．Sellfood.(★★)3.Whatdoesthemanadvisethewomantodo?

A．Haveanicecream.B．Drinkenoughwater.C．Checktheweatherreport.(★)4.Whateventwillthespeakersattend?

A．Agraduation.B．Abirthdayparty.C．Afamilygathering.(★★)5.Wherearethespeakers?

A．Onatrain.B．Inacar.C．Onabus.(★★★)聽下面一段對(duì)話，回答以下小題。6.Whatdidthewomandislikeabouthertriptothesupermarkettoday?

A．Howshewastreated.B．Howmuchshespent.C．Howmanypeopletherewere.7.Howdoesthewomanfeelnow?

A．Upset.B．Happy.C．Relieved.(★★)聽下面一段對(duì)話，回答以下小題。8.Whatkindofmusicwasthemanlisteningto?

A．Rock.B．Classical.C．Jazz.9.Whatwastheartist’sgoalinmakingmusic?

A．Togetrich.B．Tomakeinspiringmusic.C．Tofollowwhat’spopular.10.Whenwouldthewomanlistentothemusic?

A．Whensheisstudying.B．Whensheiscooking.C．Whensheisrelaxing.(★★)聽下面一段對(duì)話，回答以下小題。11.Whoorderedthetable?

A．Thegirl’smother.B．Thegirl’sfather.C．Thegirl.12.Whatcolorwastheoldtable?

A．Brown.B．Red.C．Orange.13.Whatdoesthegirlsayaboutthetable?

A．It’stoolight.B．It’stoolong.C．It’stoowide.(★★★)聽下面一段對(duì)話，回答以下小題。14.Whatlanguagedidthewomanlearnwhenshewasfour?

A．Spanish.B．Italian.C．English.15.WhatmakesthewomanthinkSpanishiseasy?

A．Itissimilartotheotherlanguagessheknows.B．Itisspokenbyhergrandmother.C．Itissimpletopronounce.16.Whatdoesthemanwishtodo?

A．Liveabroad.B．TraveltoSpain.C．Haveatalentforlanguages.17.Whatistheprobablerelationshipbetweenthespeakers?

A．Classmates.B．Familymembers.C．Teacherandstudent.(★★★)聽下面一段獨(dú)白，回答以下小題。18.Whydothestudentshavetohurrytoday?

A．Theywillhavelesstimethannormal.B．Theywillbeparticipatinginashow.C．Theywilldiscussmoretopicstoday.19.Whatdoesthespeakersayaboutthegroups?

A．TheirprojectsareduethisFriday.B．Eachgroupwillhavethreepeople.C．Thestudentsareallowedtohaveaweektoplan.20.Whatarethestudentsrequiredtouseintheirprojects?

A．Backgroundmusic.B．Longvideos.C．Pictures.二、閱讀理解(★)FourSpecialU.S.NationalParksMammothCaveNationalPark,KentuckyThisnationalparkhasthelongestcavesystemintheworld.That’swhyit’sagoodfitforthename“Mammoth”(akindofbigancientelephant).Ifyouloveadventures,thisistheperfectplaceforyou.Thereareabout400milesofcavesandtunnelstoexplore.OneofthemostpopularspotsinsidethecavesiscalledFrozenNiagara.It’saspecialpartofthecavesthatlookslikeawaterfallstuckintime.DryTortugasNationalPark,FloridaThisparkisoneoftheleast-visitednationalparksintheU.S.Butit’sstilloneofthebestnationalparksinFlorida.NoonecandenyhowbeautifulDryTortugasNationalParkis.It’sabout70milesfromKeyWest.Theparkismadeofseveralsmallislands.Theseislandshaveclearbluewater,white-sandbeaches,andcolorfulseaanimals.There’salsoFort(堡壘)Jeffersonhere—afamousoldfort.It’soneofthebiggestfortsfromthe1800sinU.S.history.BryceCanyonNationalPark,UtahIfyouwanttoseeinterestingredandpinkrocks.BryceCanyonisthebestchoice.Thisnationalparkisfamousforitsamazingrockshapesandhoodoos(柱狀巖石).Italsohasbeautifulstarryskiesatnight.SomegreatplacestovisitintheparkaretheNaturalBridge,FairylandCanyon,andanyofthespotswhereyoucanseegreatviewsofthepark.DeathValleyNationalPark.CaliforniaandNevadaThisisthehottestanddriestnationalparkintheU.S.Butitalsohasbeautifuldesertviewsandstrangenaturalthings.Forexample,thereare“sailingstones”ontheRacetrackPlaya(賽馬場鹽湖).Bigstonesseemtomovebythemselvesontheground.Theweatherherecanbeveryextreme,dependingonwhereyouareinthepark.Youcanfindsnowymountains,drydeserts,colorfulflowerfields,andcoollakeshere.YoumightalsoknowitfromthefirstStarWarsmovie—itwasusedastheplanetTatooine.21.WhichnationalparkhasaspecialcavespotcalledFrozenNiagara?

A．DryTortugasNationalPark.B．MammothCaveNationalPark.C．BryceCanyonNationalPark.D．DeathValleyNationalPark.22.Ifyouwanttoseecolorfulrocks,whichnationalparkwouldbethebestchoice?

A．Florida.B．Kentucky.C．Utah.D．California.23.WhatcanpeopleseeontheRacetrackPlaya?

A．Sailingstones.B．Afamousoldfort.C．Redandpinkrocks.D．Colorfulseaanimals.(★★)DawnFraserwasborninBalmain,NewSouthWales,in1937.Shewastheyoungestofeightchildreninaworking-classfamily.In1952,hergreatswimmingskillscaughttheeyeofcoachHarryGallagher.Gallagherstartedtrainingherandsetthe1956Olympicsastheirgoal.In1955,DawnwonherfirstAustraliantitleinthe220-yardfreestyle(220碼自由泳).Thatsummer,shedidevenbetter—shesetnewAustralianrecordsinallfreestyleeventsupto880yards.Atthe1956MelbourneOlympics,shebecameaheroinAustraliaandaworld-famousswimmingstar.Shewonthegoldmedalinthe100-meterfreestyleandbroketheworldrecord.Shealsogotagoldmedalinthe100-meterfreestylerelayandasilvermedalinthe400-meterfreestyle.Dawnwontwomoregoldmedalsatthe1958CommonwealthGamesinCardiff,Wales.Then,atthe1960RomeOlympics,shewonanothergoldmedalinthe100-meterfreestyle.Bythistime,shehadbecomeatoplegendinAustraliansports.Eventhen,justlikenow,shedidn’tlethersuccesschangeher.Afterwinningfourgoldmedalsatthe1962CommonwealthGamesinPerth.Dawnendedherinternationalswimmingcareeratthe1964TokyoOlympics.At27yearsold,shewonthegoldmedalinthe100-meterfreestyleagain.Thisshutupthepeoplewhocriticizedher.Intotal,shewonfourgoldmedalsandfoursilvermedalsattheOlympics.Since1988,shehaskepthelpinghersportandothersports—sheworksasamentorforbothable-bodiedanddisabledAustralianOlympicTeams.Twentyyearslater,Dawncamebacktopubliclife.Sincethen,shehasstayedactiveinsportsandthewidercommunity.SheisapatronoftheCerebralPalsySportsAssociation,theWheelchairSportsAssociationofVictoria,andtheLadiesProfessionalGolfAssociation.SheisalsoamemberoftheNSWSportsAdvisoryBoardandadirectoroftheWestsTigersFootballClub,BalmainLeaguesClub,andBalmainFootballClub.24.WherewasDawnFraserborn?

A．InRome,Italy.B．InPerth,Australia.C．InCardiff,Wales.D．InBalmain,NewSouthWales.25.WhatdidDawnFraserdoatthe1956MelbourneOlympics?

A．ShewonherfirstAustraliantitle.B．Shesetanewrecordinthe220-yardfreestyle.C．Shegotthreemedals(twogoldsandonesilver).D．ShebecameamentorfortheAustralianOlympicTeam.26.Thephrase“shutup”inParagraph4probablymeans________.

A．madethemleaveB．madethemstopcriticizingC．defeatedtheminanargumentD．closedtheirmouthsbyforce27.WhichofthefollowingcanbestdescribeDawnFraser?

A．Determinedanddevoted.B．Toughandgenerous.C．Proudbutpatient.D．Strictbutcaring.(★★)There’sagirlatmyschool.Wedon’tgetonwell.Shekeepsspreadingrumorsaboutme,andnowmyclassmatesstayawayfromme.WhatshouldIdo?—SamSomepeoplespreadrumorstoscareothersandmakethemselvespopular.Butspreadingrumorsusuallymakespeoplefeelsad.Soifyou’retheoneothersspreadrumorsabout,orifyoufacesocialharm,whatcanyoudo?Askanadultyoutrustforhelp.Talktosomeoneyoucanbelievein,likeyourmom,dad,teacher,orcoach.Tellthemwhat’shappeningtoyou.Keeptellingthemnewthings,evenwhenthingsstarttogetbetter.Thisadultwilllistentoyou.Theycanmakeyoufeelsupportedandlessalone.Findyourgoodfriends.Lookforoneortwofriendswhowanttohelpyouandwon’tbelievetherumors.Ifyouwant,tellthesefriendshowyoufeel.Don’tthinktoomuchabouttheproblem.Ifyoukeepthinkingaboutit,itwillbeharderforyou.Dosomethingtotakeyourmindoffit—maybeevenforgetitforawhile.Spendtimewithyourfriendsanddofunthingsyoulike.Talktothegirldirectly.Trytospeaktothegirlwho’sspreadingrumorsaboutyou.Don’tbeangryorunkind.Don’tshout.Justsaywhatyouwantinacalmandclearway.Afteryoufinishtalking,youcanjustwalkaway.Goingthroughthiskindofthingishardandpainful.Staypositive,gethelpfromothers,andtrytosay“no”topeoplewhospreadrumors.Thesestepscanhelpyougetthroughthehardtimeandbecomestronger.28.Accordingtothetext,whatisSam’sproblem?

A．Hehasnofriendsatall.B．Histeachersdon’tlikehim.C．Hespreadrumorsaboutagirl.D．Agirlisspreadingrumorsabouthim.29.WhodoesthewritersuggestSamtalktoforhelp?

A．Allhisclassmates.B．Anadulthecantrust.C．Hisbestfriend’sparents.D．Thegirlwhospreadsrumors.30.Whatcanwegetfromthewriter’sadviceabouttalkingtothegirl?

A．Thewriterbelievesacalmtalkmighthelp.B．Thewriterthinkstalkingtoherisuseless.C．Sammustapologizetothegirlfirst.D．Samshouldavoidhercompletely.31.Whatisthemainpurposeofthepassage?

A．TotellastoryaboutSamandagirl.B．Toexplainwhypeoplespreadrumors.C．Towarnstudentsnottospreadrumors.D．Togiveadviceondealingwithrumors.(★★)EarthquakerescuerobotshavefinishedtheirfinaltestsinBeijing.Theirdesignerssaythatwiththeserobots,rescuerscangetmoretimetosaveliveswhenanearthquakehappens.Oneoftherobotslookslikeahelicopter.Peoplecallitthedetector-bot.Itisabout4meterslong,andittookabout4yearstomakethismodel.Itsmainjobsaretwothings:first,tocollectinformationfromtheair;second,tosendthings(upto30kilos)topeopletrappedinanearthquake.Thisrobothasahigh-quality360-degreepanoramiccamera.Itcanworkdayandnight,anditcanalsosendthenewestphotosfromtheearthquakearea.Dr.QiJuntongfromtheChineseAcademyofSciencesaid,“Themostimportantthingisthatthisrobotdoesn’tneedaremotecontrol.Wejustsetthedestinationinformationonit,andthenittakesoffandlandsbyitself.Itcanflyashighas3,000metersandasfastas100kilometersperhour.”Anotherkindofrobothasadifferentfunction—itcanchangewhentheenvironmentchanges.Itsmainjobistolookforsignsoflifeinplaceswherehumanrescuerscan’tgo.Thisrobotis40centimeterslong.Ithastwoparts:adetectorandacamera.Thedetectorcanfindtrappedpeopleandcheckforpoisonousgas.Thecameracanworkinthedark.Thereisalsoasupplybotforrescuers.Ithasa10-meter-longpipe.Withthispipe,peopletrappedintheruinscangetsupplieslikeoxygenanddrinks.Expertssaidthattheserobotswillstartbeingproducedsoon.Theymaybecomepartofthenationalearthquakerescueteamasearlyasnextyear.32.Whatcanwegetaboutthedetector-botfromthefirstthreeparagraphs?

A．Itcancarrymedicalsuppliesweighingupto50kilostotrappedpeople.B．Itcansendreal-timeimagesfromthedisasterarea.C．Itsmaximumflightaltitudeis2,000meters.D．Itisusedforcommunicationpurposes.33.Whyisthedetector-botspecial.accordingtoDr.QiJuntong?

A．Itis10meterslong.B．Ithasaverylongpipe.C．Itcanworkonlyduringtheday.D．Itdoesn’tneedaremotecontrol.34.Whatistheuseofthesupply-bot’s10-meter-longpipe?

A．Tosendoxygenanddrinkstotrappedpeople.B．Totakephotosinthedark.C．Tofindtrappedpeople.D．Todetectpoisonousgas.35.Whichofthefollowingisthebesttitleforthepassage?

A．TheScienceBehindEarthquakesB．Dr.QiJuntong:AGreatScientistC．EarthquakeRescueandHumanHeroesD．AdvancedRobotsAssistingInEarthquakeRescue(★★★)Tourismhasbecomeanimportantpartofmodernlife,givingpeoplechancestoseenewcultures,places,andthings.36Formany,travelingisnotjustafree-timeactivitybutawaytolearnmoreandmakegoodmemoriesthatlastalifetime.Enjoyinglocalcultureisabighappinesswhentraveling.Eatinglocalfood,goingtoculturalfestivals,ortalkingwithlocalpeoplecanhelpyouunderstandhowtheylive.Learnsimplelocalwordsandrespectoldcustoms.3738Toomanypeopleatpopularplacescanbreakoldthingsandhurtnature,whileusingtoomuchwaterandenergycanharmthelocalenvironment.39Also,travelersshouldnotdothingsthathurtanimalsormaketheenvironmentdirty.Intheend,tourismisastrongthingthatcanhelpdifferentculturesunderstandeachotherandhelplocaleconomiesgrow.40Bytravelingcarefully,wecanmakesurethebeautifulplacesofourworldcanbevisitedandfulloflifeforyearstocome.

A．Planningcarefullyhelpsmakethetripbetter.B．Tourismwithoutgoodcontrolmaybringbadresults.C．Goodtourismkeepsplacesforpeopleinthefuture.D．Travelingwithagroupcanprovidesafetyandconvenience.E．Theworldhasmanyplaceslikeoldhistoricalspotsandbeautifulnaturalviews.F．Choosegreenplacestostayandlocalshopstocauselessharmtotheenvironment.G．Thesethingsnotonlymakethetripbetterfortravelersbutalsoshowrespecttothelocalculture.三、完形填空(★★)LiuXiang,bornin1983inShanghai,isoneofChina’smostfamoustrackandfieldathletes.Hebeganpracticingrunningandhurdlinginhisteensandquickly______hisexcellenttalent.Hiseffortsand______helpedhimbecomeaworld-classhurdler.In2004,LiuXiang______theOlympicGamesinAthens.Henotonlywonthegoldmedalbutalso______theworldrecordwithatimeof12.91seconds.Hisvictory______peopleacrossChinaandmadehimanational______.Despitehissuccess,heremained______anddevoted.______,injuriesaffectedhiscareer.Hehadto______severalimportantcompetitions,includingtheBeijingOlympicsin2008.However,henever______.Hereturnedtothetrackandevenwonanotherinternationaltitlein2010.______retiringin2015,LiuXiangcontinuedto______sportsandyoungathletes.Healsotakespartincharityactivities(慈善活動(dòng))andpromotessportsamongchildren.LiuXiangisnotonlya(n)______athletebutalsoasymbolof______anddetermination(決定).Hehassetagoodexampleforusandhisstoryremindsusthat______wefacedifficulties,weshouldneverstoptrying.41.A．hidB．exchangedC．lostD．showed42.A．luckB．patienceC．heightD．injury43.A．watchedB．a(chǎn)ttendedC．organisedD．missed44.A．brokeB．heldC．overcameD．remembered45.A．surprisedB．inspiredC．disappointedD．confused46.A．damageB．captainC．hostD．hero47.A．humbleB．gracefulC．excitedD．sad48.A．ObviouslyB．ActuallyC．UnluckilyD．Happily49.A．joinB．winC．missD．watch50.A．gaveupB．madeupC．workedoutD．madesense51.A．BeforeB．WhenC．AfterD．If52.A．ignoreB．leaveC．forgetD．support53.A．a(chǎn)liveB．a(chǎn)mazingC．officialD．dangerous54.A．failureB．weaknessC．courageD．fear55.A．evenifB．a(chǎn)sifC．onlyifD．ifonly四、語法填空(★★★)閱讀下面短文，在空白處填入1個(gè)適當(dāng)?shù)膯卧~或括號(hào)內(nèi)單詞的正確形式。Guilin:APaintingofNatureGuilininsouthernChinaisfamous56itsamazingnaturalbeauty.TheLiRiver,whichwinds(蜿蜒)throughthecity,lookslikeagreensilkribbon.On57(it)banksstandmanygreenhillswithspecialshapes.VisitingGuilin,youcantake58boattripontheriver.Asyousailslowly,you59(see)fantasticcavesandpeacefulvillages.Theairisfresh,andthewaterissoclearthatyoucanseethebottom.Thelocalpeopleare60(friend)andalwayswelcomevisitorswarmly.YoucantastetraditionalfoodlikeGuilinricenoodles.Ifyoucomehereinspringorsummer,youwillfindeverythingcoveredwithgreen61(plant).Guilinisnotjustaplacetovisit;itislike62(live)inadream.People63havebeentheresayitisoneofthe64(beautiful)placesinChina.Itoffersusachance65(get)closetonatureandforgetourworries.五、書信寫作(★★★)66.假定你是李華，美好的高一學(xué)習(xí)生活已經(jīng)過去一個(gè)月，你將在英語課上分享自己的校園生活及適應(yīng)情況。內(nèi)容包括:1.主要的收獲；2.遇到的困難及解決方案。注意:1.詞數(shù)80左右；2.可適當(dāng)增加細(xì)節(jié)。MyFirstMonthinSeniorHighSchoolAmonthago,Istartedmyseniorhighschoollife.___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________六、書面表達(dá)(★★★★)67.閱讀下面材料，根據(jù)其內(nèi)容和所給段落開頭語續(xù)寫兩段，使之構(gòu)成一篇完整的短文。Onmy15thbirthday,myparentsgavemeabigboxwrappedincolorfulpaperasagift.Myeyeslitup.IwassureitwasthenewwatchIhadbeenaskingformonths.ButwhenIopenedit,Ifoundsomethingcompletelyunexpected—asmall,old-fashionedcamera.Atfirst,Ifeltalittledisappointed.Ihaddreamedofwearingabrand-newwatchtoschoolandshowingitofftomyfriends.ButthecameralookedsodifferentfromwhatIwanted.Mydadn