2025~2026學年天津市楊村第一中學高一上學期第一次月考英語試卷一、單項選擇(★)1.—I’mafraidIcan’tpasstheexaminationthistime.—________.It’ssaidthatitwillnotbedifficult.

A．NowayB．TakeiteasyC．NodoubtD．Nevermind(★)2.Thevolunteer’sselflesseffortstohelpothersmadeagreat______onthecommunity.

A．contributionB．pressureC．impressionD．description(★★)3.Maryismuchtoo_________aboutfood.Sheeatsonlywhatshelikes.

A．specificB．particularC．calmD．careful(★★★)4.Thoughhewasangryatthenaughtyboy’srudeness,he_________himselfdownandtalkedtohimwithpatience.

A．persuadedB．preparedC．hidD．calmed(★★★)5.________formonthstofindajobasawaitress,Dinafinallytookapositionatalocaladvertisingagency.

A．HavingstruggledB．TohavestruggledC．StruggledD．Hadstruggled(★★)6.Iwanttobuysomebooksto________forthecomingexamination.

A．subscribetoB．refertoC．windupD．comeacross(★)7.Asisknowntoall,everyoneis________andyoudon’tneedtoimitate(模仿)others.

A．awareB．slimC．uniqueD．extra(★★)8.Asafter-schoolactivitiescan________alotoftime,studentshavetolearntoorganizetheirtightschedules.

A．takeupB．breakupC．makeupD．burnup(★★)9.Mrs.Smith________breakfastinthekitchenwhensheheardaloudknockatthedoor.

A．wascookingB．cookedC．cooksD．hascooked(★★)10.—WhyisMr.Lisohappythismorning?—Becausehewashonouredwitha(n)______forexcellenceinteaching.

A．presentB．giftC．awardD．reward(★)11.Fortunately,Iwas________oftheimportanceoflearningEnglishwellwhenIwasinhighschool.

A．proudB．awareC．guiltyD．tired(★★★)12.------Tomisneverlateforwork.Whyisheabsenttoday?------Something_________tohim.

A．musthappenB．shouldhavehappenedC．couldhavehappenedD．musthavehappened(★)13.TheMid-AutumnFestivalusually________onAugust15thinthelunarcalendareveryyear.

A．fallsB．willfallC．hasfallenD．fell(★★)14.Wearesupposedtotakeanactivepartintheafter-classactivities,________canbenefitusalot.

A．thatB．whichC．whereD．when(★★)15.—Areyougoingtotakepartinthespeechcontest?—________.It’stoogoodanopportunitytomiss.

A．NowonderB．That’sforsureC．ItdependsD．Notlikely二、完形填空(★★★)Lenawasayoungwomanwhohadalwaysdreamedofbecomingaprofessionaldancer.Shehadworkedtirelesslyto_________herdanceskill.Despiteallofherhardwork,Lena_________tostandoutamongherpeers(同齡人).Shewasoften_________whenstandingnexttotheothertalenteddancersinherclass.Oneday,LenawaswalkingthroughCentralParkwhenshe_________agroupofolderwomendancingtogether.Theymovedwithsuchgrace(優(yōu)雅)andjoy,andLenawas_________bythem.Lenalatercametothegroupandstarteda_________.Shelearnedthattheywereallretired(退休的)dancerswhohad_________theirowndancegroup.Theyhadbeen_________togetherforyearsandwerelikefamilymembers.AsLenalistenedtotheirstories,shefeltasenseof_________thatshehadneverexperiencedbefore.__________,Lenadecidedtojointhem.They__________herwithopenarmsandhelpedherreconnectwiththe__________ofdancingthatshehadlost.Oneday,theleaderofthegroupvisitedLenawitha(n)__________.TheyweregoingtoperformatafestivalandwonderingifLenawouldbe__________.Thoughshewasnervous,Lenaagreedtotakepartinit.Andshespenthersparetime__________withthegroup.Onthedayoftheperformance,asshetookthestagealongsidehernewfoundfriends,shefelt__________.Forthefirsttime,Lenawasdancingnotbecauseshewantedtobethebest,but__________becauseshelovedit.Sheknewthatshehadfoundhertrue__________.Fromthatdayon,Lena__________todancewiththeretireddancers.Theymaynotbeprofessionaldancers,buttheywereall__________bytheirloveofdancing.16.A．organizeB．rateC．contactD．sharpen17.A．preparedB．struggledC．expectedD．seemed18.A．discouragedB．admiredC．supportedD．noticed19.A．helpedoutB．pickedupC．cameacrossD．lookedfor20.A．confusedB．amazedC．troubledD．scared21.A．competitionB．projectC．showD．conversation22.A．recordedB．dislikedC．formedD．saved23.A．learningB．travelingC．livingD．performing24.A．belongingB．dutyC．regretD．achievement25.A．HoweverB．ThereforeC．InsteadD．Otherwise26.A．taughtB．introducedC．welcomedD．protected27.A．happinessB．calmnessC．strictnessD．quietness28.A．advertisementB．promiseC．interviewD．invitation29.A．interestedB．worriedC．carefulD．excited30.A．communicatingB．practicingC．relaxingD．volunteering31.A．tiredB．stressedC．hopefulD．lost32.A．hardlyB．simplyC．finallyD．suddenly33.A．peaceB．freedomC．talentD．value34.A．happenedB．agreedC．continuedD．failed35.A．connectedB．praisedC．challengedD．judged三、閱讀理解(★★★)ScholarshipsyoucanapplyforfromyourphoneCollegeisexpensive.Luckily,increasingyouroddsofwinningmoneyforschooldoesn’thavetobedifficult.Sotakeoutyoursmartphoneandstartearningmoremoneytowardsyoureducation.1.TheRedefineBlackScholarshipDeadline:August5,2024Currently,wordslike“dirty”and“evil”arestillusedindictionariestodefinetheword“black”.Thewordswechoosematter,soit’stimetochangethem.Itisachanceforyoutolearnhowlanguageaffectsperception(見解).Signupforresourcesonforachancetowin$5,000.2.TheLawOfficesJoelJ.KofskyScholarshipDeadline:August15,2024Thisfirmislookingforashortvideo-justtwotothreeminutes-onthetopicofavoidingacaraccidentwhendriving,liketextingwhiledriving,orsomethingmorecomplex.Videoswillbejudgedbasedoninnovation,designandtopic-relatedcontent.Signupon.Thefirstplacewinnerwillreceiveascholarshipof$1,500.3.NoEssayScholarshipDeadline:September30,2024ThebeautyofNoEssayScholarshipisthatitcomesonceamonthandyoucanapplyeverysinglemonth.Andtheapplicationisveryeasy.Ifyou’reahighschoolseniororcollegestudent,youareboundtobequalified.Signupon.Thefirstplacewinnerwillreceive$500towardstheireducation.4.VIPVoiceScholarshipDeadline:December31,2024Ifyouwantasimplewaytoearnmoneyforcollege,looknofurtherthanVIPVoice’s$5.000scholarship.Toenter,allyouhavetodoistosignuponandcompletetwoshortsurveys.Asyoucompletesurveys,you’llearnpoints.Themorepointsyouhave,thebetteryourchancesofwinningthecontest.36.What’sthepurposeofthetext?

A．Tohelpstudentsapplyforcolleges.B．Todescriberequirementsoffourclubs.C．Tointroducefourscholarship-winningprograms.D．Tosharetheexperienceofwinningscholarships.37.IfyouareanEnglishmajor,youaremostlikelytosignupfor______.

A．TheRedefineBlackScholarshipB．TheLawOfficesJoelJ.KofskyScholarshipC．NoEssayScholarshipD．VIPVoiceScholarship38.Whichofthefollowingvideosmaywinthescholarshipofferedbythelawfirm?

A．A15-minutevideoaboutthecausesofmanyaccidents.B．Aneye-openingvideoaboutdrunkdriving.C．Awell-designedvideoaboutcriminallawD．Atwo-minutevideoabouttextingwhilewalking.39.AboutNoEssayscholarship,weknowthat______.

A．itchoosesitswinnersinastrictwayB．itisonlyforhighschoolstudentsC．itcanbewonseveraltimesayearD．ittakesalongtimetoapplyfor40.WhatcanwelearnaboutVIPVoiceScholarship?

A．Itisdifficultforcollegestudentstowinit.B．Itoffersstudentsmoremoneythantheotherscholarships.C．Itasksstudentstocompletethreesurveysbeforesigningup.D．Itwillbegiventotheapplicantwiththehighestpoints.(★★)Inthefallof1985.Iwasabright-eyedgirlheadingofftoHowardUniversity,aimingatalegalcareeranddreamingofsittingonaSupremeCourtbenchsomewhere.Twenty-oneyearslaterIamlaterIamstillabright-eyeddreamerandonewithquiteadifferenttaletotell.Mygrandma,anamazingwoman,graduatedfromcollegeantheageof65.Shewasthefirstinourfamilytoreachthatgoal.ButoneyearafterIstartedcollege,shedevelopedcancer.Imadethechoicetowithdrawfromcollegetocareforher.Itmeantthatschoolandmypersonaldreamwouldhavetowait.ThenIgotmarriedwithanotherdream:buildingmyfamilywithacombinationofadoptandbiologicalchildren.In1999,weadoptedourfirstson.Tolayeyesonhimwasfantastic---andveryemotional.Ayearlatercameoursecondadoptedboy.ThenfollowedsonNo.3.In2003,Igavebirthtoanotherboy.YoucanimaginehowfullyoccupiedIbecame,raisingfourboysundertheageof81.Ourhomewasacompletezoo---ajoyouszoo.Notsurprising,Ineverdidmakeitbacktocollegefull-time.ButInevergaveuponthedreameither.Ihadonlyonechoice:tofindaway.Thatmeanttalkingasfewasoneclasseachsemester.ThehardestpartwasfeelingguiltyaboutthetimeIspentawayfromtheboys.Theyoftenwantedmetostayhomewiththem.TherecertainlyweretimesIwantedtoquit,ButIknewIshouldsetanexampleforthemtofollowthroughtherestoftheirlives.In2007,IgraduatedfromtheUniversityofNorthCarolina.Ittookmeover21yearstogetmycollegedegree！Iamnotspecial,justsingle-minded.Italwaysstruckmethatwhenyou’relookingatabigchallengefromtheoutsideitlookshuge,butwhenyou’reinthemidstofit,itjustseemsnormal.Everythingyouwantwon’tarriveinyourlifeononeday.It’saprocess.Remember；littlestepsadduptobigdreams.41.WhentheauthorwenttoHowardUniversity,herdreamwastobe____.

A．awriterB．ateacherC．ajudgeD．adoctor42.Whydidtheauthorquitschoolinhersecondyearofcollege?

A．Shewantedtostudybyherself.B．Shefellinloveandgotmarried.C．Shesufferedfromaseriousillness.D．Shedecidedtolookafterhergrandma.43.WhatcanwelearnabouttheauthorfromParagraphs4and5?

A．Shewasbusyyethappywithherfamilylife.B．Sheignoredherguiltyfeelingforhersons.C．Shewantedtoremainafull-timehousewife.D．Shewastooconfusedtomakeacorrectchoice.44.Whatdosetheauthormostlywanttotellusinthelastparagraph?

A．Failureisthemotherofsuccess.B．Littlebylittle,onegoesfar.C．Everycoinhastwosides.D．Wellbegun,halfdone.45.Whichofthefollowingcanbestdescribetheauthor?

A．Caringanddetermined.B．Honestandresponsible.C．Ambitiousandsensitive.D．Innocentandsingle-minded.(★★★)Haveyoueverwantedtoseeyourdreamsafteryouwokeup?Artificialintelligence(AI)technologymayhelpyoudothisinthenearfuture!ResearchersfromOsakaUniversityinJapanhavetrainedanAIsystemtorecreateimagesinpeople’sheads.ThepicturesAIhascreatedincludeateddybear,anairplaneandaclocktower.Thetechnologyis80percentaccurate,reportedSciencemagazine.PreviouslytherehavebeenAImodelsthatcanturnawordorphraseintoimages.TheAIhasstudiedlotsofimagesandtheirtextdescriptions.Overtime.theAIcanfindpatternsandrecreatepicturesifyoufirstinputtext.Thistime,theresearcherstookastepfurther.TheytrainedtheAItolinkpeople’sbrainscandatawithimages.Theyaskedfourpeopletolookat10,000differentimages,andlettheAlfindpatternsofbloodflowinthebrain.Thenthepatternscanberelatedtotheimages.Ifpeoplelookedatanairplane,theAIwouldusethebrainscandatatocreateanimageofaverycloudyairplane.Then,itwouldturnontheprevious“text-to-image”model.Byfeedingthekeyword“airplane”,theAIwouldimprovetheimageandmakeitmorereal.“It’sanewmethodthatcombinestextualandvisualinformationto‘readthebrain’”,ArielGoldsteinfromPrincetonUniversitytoldSciencemagazine.Researcherssaidthetechnologycouldsomedayhelpthepatientswithparalysistocommunicate.Itmightalsohelpscientistsunderstanddreamsorevenhowotheranimalsseetheworld.46.WhatdoweknowabouttheAIsystemmentionedinParagraph2?

A．Itcanhelptrainpeople’sminds.B．Itcanfullypresentpeople’sdreams.C．Itwascreatedfordrawingpeople’sheads.D．Itcanrecreatepicturesinpeople’sheads.47.WhatcanwelearnaboutthenewAlmodels?

A．Theycanturnawordorphraseintoimages.B．Theycanformpatternsofbloodflowinthebrain.C．Theycanfinddifferentphotosfromtheinternet.D．Theycancombinetextualandvisualdatato’readthebrain’48.Whatisthelastparagraphmainlyabout?

A．Howtoknowthewayanimalsseetheworld.B．Howpeoplewithparalysistalkwithothers.C．WhatthenewAltechnologycouldbeusedfor.D．HowAItechnologyaffectspeople’sdreams.49.Whichpartofanewspapermaythistextappear?

A．Entertainment.B．Health.C．Education.D．Science.四、單詞拼寫(★)50.WhatcouldIsaytomakeagoodfirsti________onmyteachersandclassmates?(根據(jù)首字母單詞拼寫)(★)51.Englishwasinventedbypeople,andit________(v.反映)thecreativityofhumanrace.(根據(jù)漢語提示單詞拼寫)(★★)52.After-schoolactivitiesnotonlyhelpthestudentsg________moreskills,butalsoteachthemtocareaboutothers.(根據(jù)首字母單詞拼寫)(★★)53.Everymonth,Ispendoneortwodaysworkingasav________inthelocalnursinghome.(根據(jù)首字母單詞拼寫)(★★)54.Althoughtheyoften________(爭論)witheachother,theyarestillbestfriends.(根據(jù)漢語提示單詞拼寫）(★)55.WhenthecouplemovedtoShanghai,newchallengesand________(機會)werewaitingforthem.(根據(jù)漢語提示單詞拼寫)(★)56.DorawaspraisedbyherEnglishteacherbecauseofhergood________(表現(xiàn))intheEnglishcompetition.(根據(jù)漢語提示單詞拼寫)(★★)57.Atyesterday’sclassmeeting,Rubinwass________asourmonitorbecauseofhischarmingpersonality.(根據(jù)首字母單詞拼寫)(★★)58.It’simpossibleforBradtom________allthenewwordswithintwentyminutes.(根據(jù)首字母單詞拼寫)(★)59.Kangarooshavegoodhearing,keensightanda________(敏銳的)senseofsmell.Theyareawarewhenanenemyappearsatadistance.(根據(jù)中英文提示單詞拼寫)五、閱讀理解(★★)閱讀表達WhenIwastenyearsold,onafamilyvacationtoLasVegas,Ifeltveryuncomfortable.Iwasimmediatelytakentothehospital.ItturnedoutthatIhadabigstroke(中風).Itmademenolongerabletotalk,read,writeandunderstandwhatanyonewassayingtome.Theentirerightsideofmybodyhadnofeeling.Istayedinthehospitalformonths.ThereImetmyfavoritedoctor.Herlastvisitwasthemostimportantvisitofall.Shesentmeaboxasagift.Insidewasalittletoyfigureofasoldier.Shesaid,“He’safighter.Youshouldbelikehim,David.Aslongasyoutrytobehim,youcantriumphoveryourillnessatlast.”Shemovedherarmsasshewasfightingtohelpmeunderstand.Thenextfewyears’fightingwasreallyhard.Iwenttolotsofspeechandphysicaltreatments.Ididlearntowalkagain,butmyrightarmremainedunabletofeelanything.Slowly,Ilearnedtotalkagain.Istartedwithonesyllable(音節(jié))-thenmore.Itallowedmetogotoaspecialschool.ButIcouldn’tevenspellmyownname.Everythingwasaboutlanguageandletters.Talkingwashard.Sowasreading.Iwassad.ButIwasstillintelligent.Eventually,Idecidedtoletlifemoveonanddosomethingforotherstrokesurvivors.Tohelpthem,Ifoundedanonprofitorganization.Iwroteabookonstrokerecovery,whichhasbecomeaguideforstrokesurvivorsandtheirfamilymembers.Tohelppeoplelikeme,Ialsokeepspeakinga